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Truth be told, I sort of want to be besties with this Brooklyn bride. She's a rule-breaker in the most stylish of ways – hosting an ALL-white wedding Labor Day weekend – and you know what? The results were crazy kinds of fabulous. Christina Szczupak tagged along for a day of organic-driven design and you can see every lovely shot from her lens right here.
From the Bride… My husband, Adam, and I met in law school. While we knew each other our first year, we weren't particularly friendly and as our second year was getting underway, we were both seemingly on separate paths. Then, over winter break, while most people were still gone, the two of us found ourselves in the law library working on individual projects; Adam on moot court and myself – I honestly can't remember.
What I do remember though was how funny he was; how charming and patient he was; and how diligent and dedicated he was to his work while most everyone else was still enjoying winter break. As our second semester got underway, we found ourselves hanging out in the library frequently for study breaks. Then we found ourselves sharing a late night post-study beer and maybe some dinner. I think there was a tiramisu in the mix at some point as well. Once it became clear that our current relationships were over, our dating became an inevitable end. Being in law school, we chose to keep our relationship quiet for the first few months. When a good friend of mine speculated who I was dating, she immediately said "if its Adam, they are totally getting married."
After graduation, dating became studying for the bar together, then moving in together, then dealing with a poor economy together and then a charming engagement in Saugerties, New York. That friend of mine who "called it" was with us on our wedding day! Adam and I have had such adventures together and we're so excited for the adventures to come!
When Adam and I decided to be married on the Sunday of Labor Day weekend, I immediately wanted to throw a white party to rival P.Diddy's. I knew that white was a taboo wedding color, but many of the magazines and blogs had shown white wedding parties and I figured why not spread the love! I would also get pumped when I thought about how incredible everyone would look in white. Despite some hesitation from my fiancee and mom, I eventually convinced them of the ingenuity of a white wedding and they agreed with some compromise.
We encouraged guests to wear white or whatever they felt best in, which they did and everyone was pleased with the outcome. We wanted the wedding to have a sophisticated and ethereal feel without being stuffy so we focused on making it feel like a garden party with feminine touches in a rustic and industrial space. We also live in Brooklyn and had the wedding in Brooklyn, so it naturally turned into a kind of secondary theme as well. In the end, I could not have imagined a more stunning affair. Our wedding planner and all of our vendors did an incredible job – the flowers, the food, the DJ, the venue – everything was perfect! I only wish we could do it again!
When I first thought about the gown in which I would be married, I imagined I'd wear something understated, feminine and wispy. I had my eye on a Rosa Clara dress that I thought was perfect; it had sheer draped fabric and piece that wrapped around the shoulders in a modest but sophisticated way. My friend's salon carried the dress and I had planned on trying it on when my mom and mother-in-law-to-be could both be in NYC with me.
Before that would happen though, I was dying to go to the bridal salon in Birmingham, Michigan that I had passed almost every day growing up. No one finds a dress at the first store they go to though, so I thought I'd try on some beautiful dresses that weren't quite right and call it a day. On a grey day in July, my mom, my middle sister and I walked into the Michigan salon. We picked out some dresses to try and the day got started. We soon realized, as each dress was more incredible than the last, that we may be in over our heads. We liked this about one and that about another, but as I suspected, none were just right. Based on what we'd liked and disliked I tried on one last Lazaro dress. It was truly spectacular, but my mother-in-law-to-be wasn't with us, this was the first place we had gone and it was the COMPLETE opposite of the ethereal understated dress I had in mind.
Despite my concerns, my mom and sister urged me to agree with them that this was the dress and the next thing I knew, we walked out with the receipt to my brand new statement piece wedding dress – sans mother-in-law-to-be approval or knowledge. I'll admit I was a little disappointed and worried that I'd made a mistake. I'll also admit that in the months leading up to the wedding, my sister felt so guilty, believing she and my mom had pressured me into buying a dress that wasn't "me." I never tried on the Rosa Clara dress and notwithstanding all these original doubts – as soon as I started my fittings and when the details of the wedding started coming together, I knew that my sister and mom had been right and that this dress was absolutely the dress! The night of our wedding, while everything was beautiful, there was little that stood out more than my dress. It was unique and stunning and I truly cannot imagine being married in any other dress!
Photography: Christina Szczupak | Event Planning: Michele Westrick Of Lovely Notes | Floral Design: Fox Fodder Farm | Wedding Dress: JLM Couture, Inc | Brides Shoes: Jimmy Choo | Bridesmaids Dresses: JLM Couture, Inc | Catering: Red Table Catering | Hair: Carrie Fernow | Calligraphy: Tarah Sutton | DJ: Scratch Weddings | Favors: McClures Pickles | Tuxedo: My Suit | Chalkboard Design: Mimosa Floral Design Studio | Dessert: Four And Twenty Blackbirds | Grooms Shoes: Tribut Ives Saint Laurent | Reception And Ceremony: The Green Building | Veil: Lovely Bridal Shop


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(Warning: The following "Nurse Jackie" Season 5 review contains minor plot spoilers and a few general storyline details not revealed in the season premiere. We're not trying to give anything away, but proceed with caution if you're spoiler sensitive.)
After a season in which Showtime's "Nurse Jackie" redefined itself as essential viewing, anything less is going to feel like a disappointment. And while recovering addict Jackie still hasn't relapsed at the beginning of Season 5, her series is taking several steps backwards.
Season 4 started with a bang: Jackie's marriage was in pieces, she voluntarily entered rehab, her best friend Dr. O'Hara (Eve Best) was pregnant and her colleagues were thrown for a loop by All Saints' aggressive and arrogant new administrator Mike Cruz (Bobby Cannavale). The season took off from there, making brilliant use of every member of its ensemble to tell a terrific arc about personal and professional turmoil and what it takes to summon the strength to move forward. It also provided multiple Emmy winner Edie Falco with some of the finest material of her career, no small feat for the former "Sopranos" star.
Season 5 opens with a comparative whimper. There's plenty of business to take care of, but the stakes are considerably lower. Jackie is still sober, Cruz is gone, new mom O'Hara is re-prioritizing her life and there are two new additions to the All Saints staff — recurring guest stars Morris Chestnut as Dr. Ike Prentiss and Betty Gilpin as Dr. Carrie Roman — as well as a couple of familiar faces unsurprisingly back in place. The biggest dramatic conflict comes from Jackie's estranged husband Kevin (Dominic Fumusa), who isn't going to forgive her lies, infidelity and reckless behavior anytime soon.
The first several episodes of Season 5 aren't wildly different than where "Nurse Jackie" was as a series back in Season 3. There's a relaxed vibe, a tone that confidently shifts between drama and comedy, and an ensemble of likeable actors doing generally fine work in mostly broadly drawn characters. Falco and co-star Merritt Wever (as adorably effervescent nurse Zoey Barkow) fare the best because their roles are the most carefully crafted and they both have a knack to bring out the best in any scenario.
But when a show reaches the level that "Nurse Jackie" did in Season 4, reverting to cruise control isn't enough — and "Jackie" is just coasting through its new run. Part of that is likely due to a major behind the scenes change: creators and former showrunners Liz Brixius and Linda Wallem departed the series at the end of Season 4 for personal reasons. They were responsible for the slow build of the first three seasons, but also knew exactly why, when and how to drop the hammer in Season 4.
New showrunner Clyde Phillips ("Dexter") clearly doesn't want to rock the boat too much, but also doesn't seem to have a plan (or maybe a mandate) to really push the series and its characters forward in a major way. Instead of going pedal to the metal, Phillips pulls back and gives "Jackie" a lighter tone (as if caving to the critics who carp that this frequently bittersweet but often sharply funny series shouldn't be considered a comedy) and far less urgency than it had before. Where every Season 4 episode ended in a way that immediately made you want to see what happened next, it wouldn't be surprising if viewers find Season 5 episodes start to pile up unwatched on their DVR.
One of the unenviable challenges of following Season 4 is the giant hole left in the wake of Cannavale's departure — he was always just a special guest star but played a central role throughout last season and affected nearly every core character due to his position in the hospital. Both Chestnut and Gilpin have vaguely antagonistic characters, but the roles aren't meaty enough or played with enough charisma and authority to even compare. (Gilpin's ditzy sexpot resident seems on hand primarily to up the show's previously low quota of bare skin to standard Showtime levels.) The good news is that Cruz eventually does return in a far more limited guest capacity, and Cannavale's few scenes bring out the very best in the always excellent Falco.
While Falco's performance remains reason enough for fans to stick around, there's cause for concern about where her character is headed, and not for the usual reasons. With the "When will Jackie get caught?" question firmly in the rear-view mirror, the suspense has shifted to "Will Jackie relapse?" And instead of addressing that directly, the show seems intent to explore how Jackie can keep her life under control without resorting to pills to numb the pain. She even has a new love interest ("Rescue Me's" Adam Ferrara as NYPD officer Frank Verelli) to challenge her seeming inability to maintain a functional relationship. It's unique territory to mine with the character, but feels like postponing the inevitable (a relapse) instead of laying the proper groundwork that would help turn a logical dramatic twist into legitimate tragedy.

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FeiBao L-39 EDF version with Schuebeler DS-77-6745-700
Hello guys,
After a couple of weeks (12 to be precise) I finally receive today my jet. From this point on I will be building and hopefully posting some pictures of the process. Before I start the thread there's some people people i will like to thank for their time answering questions regarding the plane and other stuff too. Simon Peckham (EDF Crazy) - Who helped me with some measurings of the fuselage here and there. Neil Jarvis (Neil Guildford) - Who shared some measurings of his Viper Jet because I found a video of him in Youtube.com and fell in love with the sound of it. Tam Nguyen - For aswering all my PM's and emails regarding the plane conversion to EDF. Stuart Maxwell - For trying to keep my in the right direction in this project. Mike Warren - For staying there with me all the time even when all the other persons told me I was trying to use a bigger unit than I should. Ron Romiti (Ron 101) - For directing me the right way since day 1. Air Sally - For answering my questions regarding ducting. I will like to ask everybody to respect other different opinions. I decided my gear based on the info on hand. But I have a pleasant surprise for everybody!! Just wait and see. I will tell you really soon. Like I said before without this guys this build wouldn't start. |
Here are the pictures. I have been having an error when I update files from the Mac side of the computer so I'm uploading from the PC side.
After having a couple of long minutes un-packaging I manage to lay all the parts in top of the shipping box to snap the pictures. I can say construction quality of this plane is awesome. Paint is high quality and it shows.
This version has removable stabs and vertical fin. Which is a excellent option if your transport means are limited. All the control areas are composite hinged (flexible) and the rudder uses 3 Robart type hinges which I replace for the real Robart hinges. |
Complete dry fit of all the fuselage components.
I started assembling the rudder and I guess either I'm too perfectionist or I only found a minor flaw in the construction. While checking the hinges, fit and movement I discover that one side of the vertical fin was rubbing in the rudder binding the surface. I check it with a straight edge, mark it and sanded straight. After that the rudder moved freely 1 1/2" each way which is more than plenty.
To my surprise the EDF version comes with 120mm ducting so no further modifications of the inlet ducting are needed.
The Schuebeler DS-700 fits like a glove!! |
Here's a list of the companies which products will be used in the jet.
Servos - Savox SC1251MG Low profile servos (125oz torque @ 6V) http://www.savoxusa.com/ Retracts - Electron-Retracs ER40B http://www.electron-retracts.com/pro...cts/er-40.html EDF Unit - Schuebeler DS-77-6745-700 (25 pounds of thrust at 14S) http://www.schuebeler-jets.de/en/hst...7-dia-hst.html ESC - FighterCat Racing 300A http://fightercatracing.com/index.ph...emart&Itemid=1 Batteries - NeuEnergy 6200 mah batteries http://www.neumotors.com/store/page12/index.html Castle Creations - 8mm Bullet connectors and wires http://castlecreations.com/products/ccbullet.html http://castlecreations.com/products/wire.html |
Double check fsa at inlets, it might be made for 120 but might not have the volume to feed the 120 you have. Then measure watts amps out then in to see if it's sufficient.
Barry |
Gamalier, im glad you got your jet, With those electric retracts and that Scheubeler fan it going to turn out to be a nice package. Is your DS-77-6745-700 the new version of their 120mm fan? would you be able to weigh the jet and fan before you start. What have they done with the rear of the plane for the outlet, have they made it larger?
Each inlet half looks to be roughly 60mmx120mm high. which would make a single pipe of 120mm. More then enough FSA for the 120mm fan. and you took the measurement from the inside of the intake, Stu recommends measuring to the lip of the intake, which would give you even more FSA. Its a pity the intakes are't better designed each bend is quite sharp. it might be better to move you fan back a bit and make up a an inlet joiner piece to close it up so that it would give the air some time to smooth out. I see C&C models have flown this quite successfully on EDF, The performance seems quite good.
I experimented a bit with after lights and managed to create this effect on my L-39. |
Here are the requirements for the DS-77-6745-700 unit regarding FSA, etc. GENERAL DATA Weight 1320 FSA 77 Fan Diameter 120 Revs per volt 700 Max Current 175 Inlet Area - min 69 Inlet Area - max 89 Exhaust Area - min 64 Exhaust Area - max 77 Shroud ID 120 Shroud OD 126 Shroud Length 100 Fan Length (- spinner) 206 Mounting width 137 Max fan width 151 Suggested Lipo 14S Max Model Weight 13000 This the FSA I have right now in the plane as it is: Inlet width - 62mm from center of lip to wall Inlet height - 126mm from center of lip Inlet lip thickness - 6mm (which minimum Stumax recommends for his 110-52) FSA Calculation (From center of lip) - 62² x 3.14 = 12,070 mm² or 120cm² If you look closely I have more than the FSA needed by the fan. Don't know if that's a good or a bad thing using this unit because I based everything on the old design of the plane with a inlet radius of 55 mm that gave me 9,498mm² FSA which still above recommended FSA. I'm contacting Schuebeler to see how this could affect the project. In the exhaust I have a diameter of 95mm which gives me 7,084 mm² FSA or 71cm² FSA and Schuebeler recommend from 64cm² to 77cm². I can increase this if I want because this is the diameter of the former in the back of the plane not the fuselage. (That's 105mm). With this change in the Inlets, Exhaust and mounting are the possibilities with this fuselage are great. I decided to use the Schuebeler because it required less FSA than other units with the same shroud diameter. (Dynamax, Vasafan 120, Tams TJ 120, Stumax 120-48). |
Neil is the newest version of the DS-77. (1320g) I sent Schuebeler an email regarding the FSA (previous post) because I have more than I need. The current intake lip is 6mm thick which is the minimum Stumax recommends in his 110-52 fan. If Schuebeler says it can post some problem because of overfeeding the unit I can reduce the FSA by making a bigger radius with fiberglass cloth or epoxy and microballoons mix which will benefit me in both areas (less turbulence and bigger/better radius thickness). On the back the fuselage has 105mm diameter and the exhaust former has 95mm (Good for 71cm² FSA). I guess now that Feibao addressed the issues Tam suggested them years ago to increase the inlets for EDF usage paid off!! Lets see what happens! |
Looking really good
you picked out some really nice hardware, I think it's going to go great! Now with that said we are always looking for ways to make it the best it can be... I see the down fall being the ducting, it had a very sharp inner bend to the fan. When I was doing my DS-94 HST Daniel recommended that I go with open ducting... I wonder if he still feels the same? You could always back the fan away from the ducting to the very back of the fan mount and put a bellmouth on the fan..... I'd try the closed ducting setup also, just because I don't like open ducting for the fact that a screw or rock could end up in the fan... But just something to think about looks great and looking forward to more progress |
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AN75779 - How to Implement an Image Sensor Interface Using EZ-USB® FX3™ in a USB Video Class (UVC) Framework | Cypress Semiconductor
AN75779 - How to Implement an Image Sensor Interface Using EZ-USB® FX3™ in a USB Video Class (UVC) Framework
The high bandwidth provided by USB 3.0 puts high demands on ICs that connect peripherals to USB. A popular example is a camera streaming uncompressed data into a PC. In this application note, a converter that connects to the image sensor on one side and to a USB 3.0 Host PC on the other side is implemented using the Cypress EZ-USB® FX3™ chip. FX3 uses its General Programmable Interface, Gen 2 (GPIF II), to provide the image sensor interface, and its SuperSpeed USB unit to connect to the PC. The FX3 firmware converts the data coming from the image sensor into a format compatible with the USB Video Class (UVC). Conforming to this class allows the camera to operate using built-in OS drivers, making the camera compatible with Host applications, such as AMCap and VLC Media Player.
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Private room 2 (single/double) in shared house 10mins from city centre
尺寸100 平方尺
Floor No.0
- 洗衣机/干衣机
- 电视机
- 有停车场
- 可上锁的客房
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地址 | St Mobhi Rd, Dublin 9 Dublin, 爱尔兰 |
房源类型 | 个人房间 |
回覆率 | 70% |
回覆时间 | 几小时内 |
更新日历 | 昨日 |
Can cater up to two people (one double bed)
Good bus route outside house every 5mins, free off street parking,drumcondra train station nearby, 10mins from city centre and close to all amenities, beside all major universities, hospitals,parks, national botanic gardens, croke park, glasnevin museum, zoo, point depot, aviva stadium, pubs, restaurants etc.
incs elec, gas, bins, tv, wi-fi broadband
Please be aware this not B&B, it s self catering with access to kitchen
Please specify when booking for two if it is double or twin bed required.
See other room listings 1,2 and 4
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Weekly rate for 1 guest | 1377 CN¥ |
Monthly rate for 1 guest | 5193 CN¥ |
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I had a lovely stay at Edel's house. It is located in a quiet area but you can walk to the city centre in 35 minutes. The bus stop is close to the house. Marguerite is very helpful, she gave me valuable information about what to visit in Ireland. I reallly enjoyed our conversations over breakfast. Thank you very much. I hope to come back again
Edel welcomed us with warmth. We felt very comfortable at her place. She even gave us tipps for Dublin. Perfect to explore Dublin by foot, because the bus stop is right in front of the house.
We were there for 3 days and had a great stay in our accommodation. The hosts (3 lovely ladies) were very friendly and helpful. Lots of nice conversations with them, nice and clean rooms and bathrooms. Outside the house is a terrace where you can sit and where you can also dry your clothes in case they're wet.
Next time in Dublin we will definitely stay again here.
A great stay in Dublin! Extremely clean residence which was appreciated. Everyone was lovely. Excellent facilities with everything you could possibly want on hand – coffee, kettle, hairdryer, towels etc. Easy 20 minute walk into the centre of Dublin with plenty to look at on the way if you don't want to take a bus. Conveniently located between the city and airport. Highly recommend. Thanks Rita and Edel
Only been for the weekend but I would totally recomend it. We'll repeat the next time. Couldn't meet Edel, but Margerit was great!! Thank you so much for your help, made our visit to Dublin easier and unforgettable. 5 stars!!
We really enjoyed our stay in Dublin and the room from Edel was very nice. The room we stayed in was very big. The bathroom and the bedroom were really clean. The Dublin city center was easy to reach by bus in only 15 min.
The time we arrived Edel was working and someone else let us in which was really nice so we could check in at a time that was suitable for us.
We had a most pleasant stay. The house was spotless clean and very cozy. Our room in particular was warm, with extra blankets, a TV... There's WiFi and a common hairdryer. You can use the kitchen, any of the four bathrooms... Even play with their three Labrador dogs, if you wish! (If not, the dogs won't bother you at all). The bus stop to the centre of Dublin is 2 minutes away.
Edel, Rita and Marguerite were really kind and nice to talk to. They made us feel at home from moment one. As for the rest of the guests (some live there on a more permanent basis) were also very helpful when we asked for some information.
We'd definitely go back to this house if we went back to Dublin!
Very nice host and great cosy room. Highly recommendable. The house is close to a bus stop so the city centre is easily reached.
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ETSY LISTINGNow you can use those dull metal buttons for your sewing and craft projects. Or get some thirfted buttons for this project.All the need to have is ...
1. Scrap of fabric (enough to cover the button that you will cover) 2. A button with a shank. (Button with a loop on the back. No holes) ...
With the ruler measure the distance between the shank and the edge of the button.
With the pen and from the edge of the button, mark onto the fabric the distance that you obtained from measuring the inside of the button.
With the button on the fabric and upside down trace around the button the circumference of the piece of fabric needed to cover the button. Put the button ...
With the needle and the embroidery thread, stitch a running stitch along the edge of the fabric circle. Make sure to leave a tail of thread long enough ...
Place the button up side down right in the middle of the stitched round piece of fabric.
Pull both ends of thread until the fabric snuggles the button.
Make a couple knots making sure the fabric is tight around the shank of the button.
It should look like this.
There should not be any fabric or thread blocking the button's shank so you can sew your button to your projects.
Now you are ready to use your covered buttons for any craft or sewing projects. TIP: You can use regular buttons without the shanks too, specially for craft ...
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This was 363rd day of the year and 3 days remained in the year.
Westminster Abbey consecrated.
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Iowa became the 29th state in the United States.
William F. Semple patented chewing gum.
The Lumiere Brothers gave the first commercial movie show at the Grand Cafe in Paris.
Composer Maurice Ravel died in Paris at age 62.
Congress officially recognized the Pledge of Allegiance.
Elizabeth Jordan Carr, the first American test-tube baby, was born in Norfolk, Va.
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finally Replacing rad and water pump on my 4.0 i6
I managed to scrub up some $ for fixing up my Jeep if you guys don't know my cooling system completely failed resulting in my radiator to shatter into pieces(literally) see http://www.jeepgarage.org/f196/possible-blown-engine-on-my-jeep-26746.html for pictures.
so down to it I will be doing the job myself being that it doesn't too hard to accomplish this is what needs to be replaced. 1: Radiator - which i have no idea what brand (quality wise) i should buy 2: water pump - again not the slightest clue what brand i should get i'm not looking for cheapy parts but i would like to knowm, if anyone has input, what brands are most reliable? |
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You will also want to get a new upper and lower hose. The current ones might look ok but its a lot easier to change them when putting on a new rad versus having them crack and leak at another time. Might as well do a new thermostat while you have the system apart. Cheap insurance.
I believe mine was a Spectra brand, it seemed to be good quality. Go to rockauto.com and compare prices to a local shop, but had I ordered from there I would have saved over $100 on all the parts. Good luck! I remember your last posts, that was one nasty failure! |
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Have fun!
I gave my neighbor the same advice as he was tearing into his 4.0l wj to replace the radiator... he looked at me like I was crazy, he didnt understand how it could be that bad. the fit is VERY tight around the frame rails and the steering gear really gets in the way. That night when I came home from work he just stared at me with the front of his jeep still all torn apart and he said "you were right". Not only that in the process of fighting the new radiator in he damaged his condensor. Anyway, if the car is parked just take your time and be patient and you will get it no doubt! |
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This is my advice I had posted on another forum on the center fan shroud bolts just so you don't get caught off guard:
Get a junk 10 mm open end wrench and bend it in a vise to almost 90 degrees,label it"stupid frickin Jeep engineer shroud tool"turn the nuts loose 1/4 turn at a time(they will come off)remove shroud after pulling clutch fan,reassemble spending another half hour tightening those 2 damn nuts, then throw said specialty tool in dumpster hoping to never see it again.At least that's what I didhttp://www.nagca.com/forum/images/smilies/smile.gif |
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I KNOW exactly which one you're talking about lol i was looking at that like ok wtf...
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This bolt is easily accessable with this...
http://thumbs2.ebaystatic.com/pict/2....jpg%20border= this along with a 3' 1/4" drive extension will allow you to get onto this bolt with little fuss. NOTE: a swivel socket WONT work, it MUST be a shallow universal 1/4" drive socket. ;) |
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I am speaking from experience as I have done a number of wj radiators... that is why THIS and only this is what I suggested and not just a swivel 10mm or a 10mm and a universal joint. The universal 1/4" drive shallow 10mm socket from snapon WILL fit over the bolt and make MUCH quicker work of it. The extension is to get the ratchet out above the differential (huge angle thus the need for the universal). If your having a hard time getting on the bolt undo all the stuff on top and the front radiator mount bolts (with the big washers) and pull the radiator forward and viola, you have more space to get on the bolt.
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Sheikh Mohammed: medicines not destined for thoroughbred operation
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SHEIKH MOHAMMED is facing fresh embarrassment following the seizure of 124 medical products, none of which have been approved for use on horses in Britain, at part of his Dalham Hall Stud operation in Newmarket.
Although there is no suspicion the haul was destined for the thoroughbred side of the sheikh's operation, the discovery of so many unauthorised medicines on the premises comes in the wake of the doping scandal earlier this year caused by disgraced Godolphin trainer Mahmood Al Zarooni, since banned from the sport for eight years.
The products, which have not been named, were found at Moorley Farm East, which provides the base within the sprawling estate for the endurance horses owned by members of the Maktoum family.
Last month's intelligence-led search of the property was conducted by officials from the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) on behalf of the Veterinary Medicines Directorate, the agency responsible for issues concerning the use and manufacture of veterinary medicines in Britain.
It is not known whether investigators were acting on information gained following the seizure by Border Force officers of unlicensed veterinary products, listed as 'horse tack', from a private plane after landing at Stansted airport in May. In that instance, the BHA said it was satisfied the shipment was not linked to racing.
The latest seizure notice, issued under regulation 41 of Veterinary Medicines Regulations and posted on the VMD website, said: "Moorley Farm East, Newmarket. 124 veterinary medicinal products were seized because they were not authorised in the UK and had not been imported into the UK in accordance with the regulations. These medicines, in varying quantities, were to be used on horses and included injectables, anaesthetics, anti-inflammatories and antibiotics."
Asked about the latest controversy to embroil Sheikh Mohammed's equine empire, Dalham Hall Stud director Liam O'Rourke, said on Tuesday: "There's no connection with the thoroughbred operation."
BHA spokesman Robin Mounsey said the issue was a matter for Defra. He added: "The property in question is not licensed by the BHA and we understand it isn't part of Darley's racing operation."
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Very nice picture Josh, now just photoshop me in behind the doctors, so we can say I was there!
Very nice picture Josh, now just photoshop me in behind the doctors, so we can say I was there!
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I just had my 6 month follow up, check up. I will go in again in another 6 months, then every year after that. The test results thus far are good. Blood pressure is normal, still waiting on a few other test results. Then I mail all this info into the place where Josh and I were both operated on. I spoke with Josh several times during the past week, and he's doing well also. He sounds more chipper than he did when we talked over a year ago. I just can't believe that it's been 6 months already since the surgery, getting older seems to make the time go by so much quicker.
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That's an interesting perspective because mine is nearly the opposite:
Getting my strength and energy back, I seem to have gotten YOUNGER!
I'm playing baseball, going to rock concerts, taking a bartending course, working as a volunteer with other kidney transplant patients and counseling them, I'll be going back to graduate school to get my Masters Degree in Social Work / Psycological Counseling, I take hospital patients about on outings (like to the ballgames, shopping, dining out, as keeping them active keeps their state of mind healthy for healing), I am boldy going into the employee areas in places like Hooters and out to country bars for dancing and meeting all the women I can, and I plan to swim with the sharks in LaJolla Cove, get back to my black belt program, join a social bowling league, maybe take up tennis (again) and play golf, go to shooting practice, I'm learning to play guitar and want to be back-up in a rock band, and I'm still collecting Star Wars, Star Trek, Transformers, and (hopefully) Terminator stuff, plus movies and TV on DVD - and heck knows what else!
I realized that I strongly believe you have one life to live. You get one chance. And I miraculously got 2 thanks to Barry, my doctors, this website and the rest of my support network, and many others who played some important roles as well.
I know I am single with no children (partly by luck or else maybe by not being very lucky there for a while, and mostly by design) so I am very free to impulsively pursue every dream I can imagine. But I know now that EVERYONE can begin a second life so when we all prepare to close our eyes for the very last time, we will look back and be able to know in our head and our hearts that our lives ROCKED and most people were glad we were there!
Lol, you're not getting any younger Tycho; it's just that you've decided to put that second chance to good use. I'm glad your having so much fun doing /planning all this stuff, & I wish you all the best with everything; especially the Hooters girls.
So I'm playing with the San Diego Padres, reporting to practice on Saturday, November 14! I just got my paperwork in the mail yesterday and I have to sign some documents and get it back to the team. I can bring 3 friends with me (to watch, meet the players, photo, film) that day as well!
Thank you Barry for making it possible for me to now be recovered and able to do this!
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Congrats, that's pretty wild.
I'm guessing the routine biopsy went well, yes?
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Kylo Ren - came from Space Brooklyn, although he moved to Space Williamsburg before it was trendy.
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I'll probably hear of the biopsy results next week actually - but if there's bad news, they'll contact me sooner.
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yeah, we have our fair share here, a majority in fact, but regardless, any real tightening of gun laws will be seen, or touted, by interest groups as an effective ban. you have to take away guns from stupid people, and its why so few own them here. if i remember rightly we have to have visits from the police and jump through several hoops to own guns, and are then checked up on every year or so.
the problem comes from the second amendment imo. guns should not be a right. they just shouldn't. they should be something you can earn if you want. much like a car i guess. if you've got no spatial awareness, you aren't allowed to drive. if you've no braincells, you shouldn't be allowed a gun.
what exactly defines the level at which you can have one, i don't know, but i doubt reforms will ever get that far. but people shouldn't be as shocked when something like this happens. its horrific, but not overly surprising. if to prevent this you have to take away everyones' right, and start all over again, so be it imo.
some of those teachers though. true selflessness - and there aren't many selfless acts around today
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12-17-2012 #352
Old article, but relevant to the discussion:
How many kids have been killed by school fire in all of North America in the past 50 years? Kids killed... school fire... North America... 50 years... How many? Zero. Thats right. Not one single kid has been killed by school fire anywhere in North America in the past half a century. Now, how many kids have been killed by school violence?
So began an extraordinary daylong seminar presented by Lt. Col. Dave Grossman, a Pulitzer Prize nominated author, West Point psychology professor, and without a doubt the worlds foremost expert on human aggression and violence. The event, hosted by the California Peace Officers Association, was held in the auditorium of a very large community church about 30 miles from San Francisco, and was attended by more than 250 police officers from around the region.
Grossmans talk spanned myriad topics of vital importance to law enforcement, such as the use of autogenic breathing, surviving gunshot wounds, dealing with survivor guilt following a gun battle, and others. In coming months, I will present a series of articles addressing many of these subjects, but violence among and against children was how the day began, and so it is in this area I will begin my coverage...
Lt. Col. Dave Grossman, pictured with PoliceOne Senior Editor Doug Wyllie, spoke before a crowd of more than 250 police officers in an event hosted by the California Peace Officers Association. (PoliceOne image)
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In 1998, Grossman said, school violence claimed what at the time was an all time record number of kids lives. In that year there were 35 dead and a quarter of a million serious injuries due to violence in the school. How many killed by fire that year? Zero. But we hear people say, Thats the year Columbine happened, thats an anomaly. Well, in 2004 we had a new all time record 48 dead in the schools from violence. How many killed by fire that year? Zero. Lets assign some grades. Put your teacher hat on and give out some grades. What kind of grade do you give the firefighter for keeping kids safe? An A, right? Reluctantly, reluctantly, the cops give the firefighters an A, right? Danged firefighters, they sleep till theyre hungry and eat till theyre tired. What grade do we get for keeping the kids safe from violence? Come on, whats our grade? Needs improvement, right?
Johnny Firefighter, A+ Student
Why cant we be like little Johnny Firefighter? Grossman asked as he prowled the stage. Hes our A+ student!
He paused, briefly, and answered with a voice that blew through the hall like thunder, Denial, denial, denial!
Grossman commanded, Look up at the ceiling! See all those sprinklers up there? Theyre hard to spot theyre painted black but theyre there. While youre looking, look at the material the ceiling is made of. You know that that stuff was selected because its fire-retardant. Hooah? Now look over there above the door you see that fire exit sign? Thats not just any fire exit sign thats a battery-backup-when-the-world-ends-it-will-still-be-lit fire exit sign. Hooah?
Walking from the stage toward a nearby fire exit and exterior wall, Grossman slammed the palm of his hand against the wall and exclaimed, Look at these wall boards! They were chosen because theyre what?! Fireproof or fire retardant, hooah? There is not one stinking thing in this room that will burn!
Pointing around the room as he spoke, Grossman continued, But youve still got those fire sprinklers, those fire exit signs, fire hydrants outside, and fire trucks nearby! Are these fire guys crazy? Are these fire guys paranoid? NO! This fire guy is our A+ student! Because this fire guy has redundant, overlapping layers of protection, not a single kid has been killed by school fire in the last 50 years!
But you try to prepare for violence the thing much more likely to kill our kids in schools, the thing hundreds of times more likely to kill our kids in schools and people think youre paranoid. They think youre crazy. ...Theyre in denial.
Teaching the Teachers
The challenge for law enforcement agencies and officers, then, is to overcome not only the attacks taking place in schools, but to first overcome the denial in the minds of mayors, city councils, school administrators, and parents. Grossman said that agencies and officers, although facing an uphill slog against the denial of the general public, must diligently work toward increasing understanding among the sheep that the wolves are coming for their children. Police officers must train and drill with teachers, not only so responding officers are intimately familiar with the facilities, but so that teachers know what they can do in the event of an attack.
Come with me to the library at Columbine High School, Grossman said. The teacher in the library at Columbine High School spent her professional lifetime preparing for a fire, and we can all agree if there had been a fire in that library, that teacher would have instinctively, reflexively known what to do. But the thing most likely to kill her kids the thing hundreds of times more likely to kill her kids, the teacher didnt have a clue what to do. She should have put those kids in the librarians office but she didnt know that. So she did the worst thing possible she tried to secure her kids in an un-securable location. She told the kids to hide in the library a library that has plate glass windows for walls. Its an aquarium, its a fish bowl. She told the kids to hide in a fishbowl. What did those killers see? They saw targets. They saw fish in a fish bowl.
Grossman said that if the school administrators at Columbine had spent a fraction of the money theyd spent preparing for fire if the teachers there had spent a fraction of the time they spent preparing for fire doing lockdown drills and talking with local law enforcers about the violent dangers they face, the outcome that day may have been different.
Rhetorically he asked the assembled cops, If somebody had spent five minutes telling that teacher what to do, do you think lives would have been saved at Columbine?
Arming Campus Cops is Elementary
Nearly two years ago, I wrote an article called Arming campus cops is elementary. Not surprisingly, Grossman agrees with that hypothesis.
Never call an unarmed man security, Grossman said.
Call him run-like-hell-when-the-man-with-the-gun-shows-up but never call an unarmed man security. Imagine if someone said, I want a trained fire professional on site. I want a fire hat, I want a fire uniform, I want a fire badge. But! No fire extinguishers in this building. No fire hoses. The hat, the badge, the uniform that will keep us safe but we have no need for fire extinguishers. Well, that would be insane. It is equally insane, delusional, legally liable, to say, I want a trained security professional on site. I want a security hat, I want a security uniform, and I want a security badge, but I dont want a gun. Its not the hat, the uniform, or the badge. Its the tools in the hands of a trained professional that keeps us safe.
Our problem is not money, said Grossman. It is denial.
Grossman said (and most cops agree) that many of the most important things we can do to protect our kids would cost us nothing or next-to-nothing.
Grossmans Five Ds
In the next installment of this series, I will explore what follows in much greater detail, but for now, lets contemplate the following outline and summary of Dave Grossmans Five Ds. While you do, I encourage you to add in the comments area below your suggestions to address, and expand upon, these ideas.
1. Denial Denial is the enemy and it has no survival value, said Grossman.
2. Deter Put police officers in schools, because with just one officer assigned to a school, the probability of a mass murder in that school drops to almost zero
3. Detect Were talking about plain old fashioned police work here. The ultimate achievement for law enforcement is the crime that didnt happen, so giving teachers and administrators regular access to cops is paramount.
4. Delay Various simple mechanisms can be used by teachers and cops to put time and distance between the killers and the kids.
a. Ensure that the school/classroom have just a single point of entry. Simply locking the back door helps create a hard target.
b. Conduct your active shooter drills within (and in partnership with) the schools in your city so teachers know how to respond, and know what it looks like when you do your response.
5. Destroy Police officers and agencies should consider the following:
a. Carry off duty. No one would tell a firefighter who has a fire extinguisher in his trunk that hes crazy or paranoid.
b. Equip every cop in America with a patrol rifle. One chief of police, upon getting rifles for all his officers once said, If an active killer strikes in my town, the response time will be measured in feet per second.
c. Put smoke grenades in the trunk of every cop car in America. Any infantryman who needs to attack across open terrain or perform a rescue under fire deploys a smoke grenade. A fire extinguisher will do a decent job in some cases, but a smoke grenade is designed to perform the function.
d. Have a go-to-war bag filled with lots of loaded magazines and supplies for tactical combat casualty care.
e. Use helicopters. Somewhere in your county you probably have one or more of the following: medivac, media, private, national guard, coast guard rotors.
f. Employ the crew-served, continuous-feed, weapon you already have available to you (a firehouse) by integrating the fire service into your active shooter training. It is virtually impossible for a killer to put well-placed shots on target while also being blasted with water at 300 pounds per square inch.
g. Armed citizens can help. Think United 93. Whatever your personal take on gun control, it is all but certain that a killer set on killing is more likely to attack a target where the citizens are unarmed, rather than one where they are likely to encounter an armed citizen response.
Coming Soon: External Threats
Today we must not only prepare for juvenile mass murder, something that had never happened in human history until only recently, but we also must prepare for the external threat. Islamist fanatics have slaughtered children in their own religion they have killed wantonly, mercilessly, and without regard for repercussion or regret of any kind. What do you think theyd think of killing our kids?
Eight years ago they came and killed 3,000 of our citizens. Do we know what theyre going to do next? No! But one thing theyve done in every country theyve messed with is killing kids in schools.
The latest al Qaeda charter states that children are noble targets and Osama bin Laden himself has said that Russia is a preview for what we will do to America.
What happened in Russia that we need to be concerned with in this context? In the town of Beslan on September 1, 2004 the very day on which children across that country merrily make their return to school after the long summer break radical Islamist terrorists from Chechnya took more than 1,000 teachers, mothers, and children hostage. When the three-day siege was over, more than 300 hostages had been killed, more than half of whom were children.
If I could tackle every American and make them read one book to help them understand the terrorists plan, it would be Terror at Beslan by John Giduck. Beslan was just a dress rehearsal for what theyre planning to do to the United States.
A future feature will focus solely on the issue of the terror threats against American schools, but for the time being consider this: There are almost a half a million school busses in America it would require every enlisted person and every officer in the entire Army, Navy, Air Force, and Marine Corps combined to put just one armed guard on every school bus in the country.
As a country and as a culture, the level of protection Americans afford our kids against violence is nothing near what we do to protect them from fire. Grossman is correct: Denial is the enemy. We must prepare for violence like the firefighter prepares for fire. And we must do that today.
Hooah, Colonel!
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12-17-2012 #353
is the forum really slow for anyone else? strange, seems pretty inactive too
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12-17-2012 #354
he makes some good points, but i can't see an active cop reducing the threat to anywhere near zero. or having a single point of entry being the solution. they are things that definitely will help, in some circumstances, as much as legally having to lock your gun away, or applying for a stricter licence, would help. these aren't cures, they are common sense. they won't always stop everyone, but they'll stop some, and give time for others to perhaps spot a potential masacre.
sure, it'll go wrong again, we're talking about people, not fire. fire isn't resourceful or vengeful. its a useful analogy so long as you don't use it to ignore other ways of applying common sense. and it strikes me that perhaps it would be. in reality its just about limiting the chances of disaster, and that needs a kitchen sink approach. but as with everything, common sense takes a back seat in politics to those that feel aggreived about their rights and manage to shout the loudest.Last edited by J3ff3; 12-17-2012 at 04:36.
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yeah, i think its stupid not to have someone there, or at least a weapon someone could go for. but it wouldn't always stop a kid shooting up a classroom or two. it might lessen the scale and the frequency. i think his ideas are good. but they aren't a solution that renders other considerations unnecessary, and i think the 'zero deaths from fire' comparison suggests that. which is a bit dangerous.
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12-17-2012 #357
Yes, it does make the threat go to near zero. This is why we do it. Since our shooting in 1995, there have been cops in every school we have in our county. That's ten public schools from k-12 across three cities. Yes, there's been problems. There have been guns found on students that were planning to shoot others, there have been guns in lockers, knives, drugs, etc., but not one single shooting since 1995. That puts the probability down to near zero.
I cop with a radio can get the response time of help down a great deal instead of a phone call to 911, info taken, then passed on through the radio system. If resource A, from the elem school has a threat, all she has to do is yell HELP on the radio. We all know where she's at, and if we don't, the 800mhz radios ID who it is automatically, and where her position is. We are there. Delay, Deter, and Destroy.. three words that are drilled into us during our training and scenarios, etc.
We didn't have this training before Columbine, for sure. That's why they sat outside while all these kids were killed there. Now, if that happens... the first one on scene waits about thirty seconds for another officer... if that person doesn't get there in half min., I go it alone, and go as fast as I can with the M4 at the ready until I find the suspect, and put him down. Period.Last edited by F34R; 12-17-2012 at 04:48.
12-17-2012 #358
which state is this?
but its not really "period" at all, is it? as fast as you can doesn't always solve the problem. are you saying there's never been a death when an SRO is on campus? is the SRO even always competent? i somehow doubt that the levels are actually zero, or as low as they could be.
besides, it kind of misses the point - reducing on campus gun crime, which is obviously a good thing, is just that - a reduction - it isn't the end of the discussion at school or elsewhere. on a bus? at the mall? you haven't solved the issue if a kid is $#@!ed in the head and wants revenge. you've helped massively, and as i said i'm not against armed officers in schools, but why not consider other ways of preventing childeren from killing others, in addition? $#@! it, if you want guns in schools do what israel does and arm the teachers. better than an SRO.
it shouldn't really be the end of the discussion. at the end of the day a child should find it incredibly hard to get anywhere near a gun and THEN find it incredibly hard to use it.Last edited by J3ff3; 12-17-2012 at 05:48.
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OMG! I can't believe I forgot this reference. Well, I was still a kid myself or in my teens at the time but anyway There was something that happend similar to this in Jonesboro, Arkansas in the 90's. From what I remember the kid involved went to juvenile jail. When he was released years later, and also a legal adult the SOB got pulled over by law enforcement in my area and he had several guns with him in the vehicle he was driving. I know one of the guys that was at the traffic stop and he said they looked for every excuse to nail him with some serious charges but couldn't do anything because all that stuff happend when he was a juvenile and his records were sealed. So it's like it never happend.
The point is, at that time NO ONE would have ever thought something like that would have happend. Between that time and now, there have been more accounts of things like this. But each new account seems to be more and more extreme.
I think there is something to taking away guns from STUPID people, but they should take steps to identify them before. This idiot had access to guns that were not locked away properly. But how would someone know? The reports as of the last time I checked were that he did not give off any indication or signs of being someone that would do this. I wonder if this is just an instance of people just being plain evil for no reason at all other than that. That sends chills down my spine to think about that he could have not even had a reason. He just WANTED to do it, for the shock factor. That is just pure speculation on my part.
But banning guns won't stop people. You can't do any harm without bullets. Maby restricting bullets and materials to make bullets, such as gunpowder or tools to make your own? Guns need bullets to do ANY damage at all, otherwise it's just a piece of metal and polymer.
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I'd really like to know what this $#@!suckers motive was, just caught the news reporter say this morning that it was his old school? If so, he have some sort of beef with the school psychiatrist?
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To all who quoted me before the following quote in this post: I'm not changing my stance. A kid can be brought up to be mature enough to handle a weapon in public places such as schools. There just has to be a will to educate them and bring them up right.
Sorry J3ff3 but I don't think that's the case. What we have here is an epidemic of lack of personal responsibility, coupled with bad parenting and lack of education. The fact is, this isn't acceptable by any standard and we don't have to accept that these things will happen because of our gun laws. That in my opinion, is a cop-out and a poor excuse. The rest of your post, I will just that I agree to disagree.
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12-17-2012 #364
but the point is a good upbringing and education isn't always enough. some people are just thick/emotional/unstable/etc. and because that will always be the case, regardless of education, guns should be a "right" that you earn, not deserve purely because you exist. i see absolutely nothing wrong with making gun ownership a challenge to achieve. i do like the driving analogy. the more thorough the test, driving or licensing, the fewer people die unecessarily because the tool itself, be it a car or gun, is more likely to be used in an appropriate manner.
i really don't see why this should be any different.
** edit: my friend was very good at driving. had been since 14 round a field, he had great car control. but he failed his test 6 times (its harder here, we have circles in the middle of our roads). it wasn't that he was useless with the vehicle, it was his attitude when driving. too fast, too confident, too at ease with what he was doing. and that sort of judgement should translate to guns. you can have grown up around them, shot them all your life, but if you are so familiar with them that you don't show them the proper respect - for example locking them away, then perhaps you shouldn't have one, or should have to be penelised or re-educated in their use.Last edited by J3ff3; 12-17-2012 at 15:23.
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Somebody has to pay for it. In a country where police budgets are shrinking (its happening all over Europe too) and the right is calling for a reduction in taxes where is the money to train and maintain an officer on site every day ?
Re read the thread. I'm not pro guns and my first argument was how $#@!ed up your mental healthcare is. (or your health care in general)
Oh and j33fe in the UK its only hunting rifles and the odd shotgun that are legal. Can really only use them in specific places with others to hunt animals, or shoot foxes that go onto your land.
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Anybody who argues gun control doesn't understand people will be able to get guns whether or not they are legal or not
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Well it's safe to say man that's so funny. " safe to say " lol
Anyway.. it will be up to who ever has the balls to ban guns or a epic tragedy to make guns banned for goodPlato and Aristotle, a detail of The School of Athens, a fresco by Raphael. Aristotle gestures to the earth, representing his belief in knowledge
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i do, i studied political science at uni, so know all about positive and negative liberty. i also know what your second amendment right is based on. OUR right in the UK to own and bare arms, believe it or not. it dates back about 300 years to our bill of rights. you have a right to arms, but it is tempered by LAW. exactly how the 'right' to drive a vehicle is (which is a right based on the idea of negative liberty). it isn't an unfettered ability to do what you want, even if it is 'enshrined' in your constitution - which is exactly why you can't own a tank, or drive a car through someones house. the law prohibits the former despite the second amendment, and prohibits the latter because it impacts others. your laws, however, aren't strict enough on everyday use or on access.
it really isn't that complicated. laws are sensible counter balance to rights, and often enable them. why? because your right by its very nature affects the liberty and rights of others.
it really isn't, or shouldn't be, as simple as "the founding fathers said this, therefore it is my unalienable right to do it". this is especially true when you look at WHY the second amendment was created. you have laws to make rights applicable to modern environments.
is legal in the uk.Last edited by J3ff3; 12-17-2012 at 21:43.
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The bill of rights in our constitution simply reaffirms our god given/natural born rights. The government does not give us our rights. The BOR was placed in in our constitution because there were those that believed that even though it should be obvious to an enlightened individual, it would be a good idea to have certain rights explicitly stated just in case. Turns out they were right to do such a thing.
The founders may have crafted the constitution with the laws in other countries in mind, but they saw the flaws in those other laws and used them as an example to avoid the shortcomings of those laws.
Perhaps you need to read our second amendment again:
A well regulated militia being necessary to the security of a free state, [B]the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed[/B].
In addition it has been reaffirmed by our supreme court in the Heller case.
b. "Keep and bear Arms." We move now from the
holder of the right—"the people"—to the substance of the
right: "to keep and bear Arms."
Before addressing the verbs "keep" and "bear," we interpret
their object: "Arms." The 18th-century meaning is no
different from the meaning today. The 1773 edition of
Samuel Johnson's dictionary defined "arms" as "weapons
of offence, or armour of defence." 1 Dictionary of the
English Language 107 (4th ed.) (hereinafter Johnson).
Timothy Cunningham's important 1771 legal dictionary
defined "arms" as "any thing that a man wears for his
defence, or takes into his hands, or useth in wrath to cast
at or strike another." 1 A New and Complete Law Dictionary
(1771); see also N. Webster, American Dictionary
of the English Language (182 (reprinted 1989) (hereinafter
Webster) (similar).
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Opinion of the Court
The term was applied, then as now, to weapons that
were not specifically designed for military use and were
not employed in a military capacity. For instance, Cunningham's
legal dictionary gave as an example of usage:
"Servants and labourers shall use bows and arrows on
Sundays, &c. and not bear other arms." See also, e.g., An
Act for the trial of Negroes, 1797 Del. Laws ch. XLIII, §6,
p. 104, in 1 First Laws of the State of Delaware 102, 104
(J. Cushing ed. 1981 (pt. 1)); see generally State v. Duke,
42 Tex. 455, 458 (1874) (citing decisions of state courts
construing "arms"). Although one founding-era thesaurus
limited "arms" (as opposed to "weapons") to "instruments
of offence generally made use of in war," even that source
stated that all firearms constituted "arms." 1 J. Trusler,
The Distinction Between Words Esteemed Synonymous in
the English Language 37 (1794) (emphasis added).
Some have made the argument, bordering on the frivolous,
that only those arms in existence in the 18th century
are protected by the Second Amendment. We do not interpret
constitutional rights that way. Just as the First
Amendment protects modern forms of communications,
e.g., Reno v. American Civil Liberties Union, 521 U. S. 844,
849 (1997), and the Fourth Amendment applies to modern
forms of search, e.g., Kyllo v. United States, 533 U. S. 27,
35–36 (2001), the Second Amendment extends, prima
facie, to all instruments that constitute bearable arms,
even those that were not in existence at the time of the
I suggest you thoroughly read the decision of our supreme court in the Heller and McDonald cases and revise your statements.
As to the picture I posted. That firearm is completely legal in the UK to own and use (for example target shooting). It is manufactured by a UK company. It has been modified to comply with UK laws.
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Hey I did it. Actually finished the year yesterday (but forgot and just remembered). Yay.
Nice job!
Darn it. I missed the birthday party. And over 3800 miles in that year, too. Wow. Good work. Keep it rolling.
And speaking of Birthdays - Mike Burlingame hit 3 years just a couple of days ago.
Great job it feels good to hit that 365, and 3 years thats a long time, I told my brother I had to get my run in today (0 degrees -17 windchill) and he asked me when you going to stop running everyday, I just gave him a blank look and said I do'nt know
Turning back the clock one mile at a time
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Congrats, Ojo! I'm feeling pretty good about 40, right now. With every day an excuse to not run is harder to justify. Great Job!
2014 Goal -- Run 5X per week, pain-free (relatively) by end of summer.
My brother asked me the same thing one day when I was in a bad mood and I snapped back that I would stop running every day when he stopped sitting his fat ass on the couch doing nothing every day.
I'm positively giddy with excitement. Ten days to go.
Yea its always cool to close in on that first year keep up the good work
Two more days to go!!!!
Doing anything special (365 miles on your 365th day???  to celebrate the one year anniversary of your streak?
Two more days to go!!!! Doing anything special (365 miles on your 365th day???  to celebrate the one year anniversary of your streak?
Nothing special planned (3.65 miles maybe). I might take Thursday off though. Ha!
That might make someone unhappy though.
Now go take a day off - you've earned it.
MTA - So was that your reward today - to just run one mile?
Congratulations . . . what a happy day for you!
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Last year, Free Energy frontman Paul Sprangers made it quite clear that the band's sophomore effort wouldn't try and pull any pretentious punches. "We have nothing to lose," he said. "If it's going to be big and dumb, it should be the biggest and dumbest it ever could be." Indeed, the Philadelphia unit's biggest asset has always been its addiction to meaty guitar hooks and '70s scuzz—Stuck On Nothing, the band's much-buzzed-about, James Murphy-assisted debut, was not so much a rock album as it was a nostalgic sugar rush. If you're looking for sophistication, you've got the wrong band. Free Energy takes its high-fructose rock to epic new levels on its sophomore album, Love Sign. If the last record evoked images of a seedy downtown bar, this one is rooted in scenes of glam arena grandeur.
Instead of James Murphy, rock producer John Agnello (Dinosaur Jr., Sonic Youth, the Hold Steady) is at the helm this time around, and he plays to the band's strengths: the ebullient guitar solos, the balls-out attitude and, most importantly, the larger-than-life choruses. The influences are crystal-clear: Springsteen, Thin Lizzy, Boston. As such, tracks like the cowbell-heavy opening track guitar duel, "Electric Fever," and the Cars-indebted "Girls Want Rock" owe much of their wallop to their nostalgic flavor. With its confluence of shouted "Yeah!"s and Pixy Stix-sweet solos, "Hangin" is a slice of power-pop heaven, while the summery, country-inflected "Hold You Close" is a heartland-rock banger John Cougar Mellencamp could've written.
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Still, Love Sign escapes almost all of the sophomore LP pitfalls. Free Energy earned a considerable amount of praise for forgoing the frivolity and focusing on the fun, and the Philadelphia rockers know better than to mess with that formula. Thirty years ago, that was the M.O., and in this age of seriousness, records like this one serve as an important reminder that rock 'n' roll is, at the end of the day, all about capturing a youthful spirit.


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NEW - Extremely Durable Kong Ballistic Plush Bone Toys!
KONG Ballistic is a new line of tough, plush toys with a unique patented design that makes them more durable than other plush toys.
Covered with a soft fleece material, Ballistic toys are cuddly and gentle on teeth and gums.
Under the fleece are two additional layers of material, secured with eight rows of stitching for strength.
Each toy squeaks, with squeakers enclosed in an individual nylon pouch to help prevent damage.
Ballistic toys come in four fun shapes, plus they float and are machine washable.
Size: Large (about 10 inches long) for medium to large breeds up to 100lbs
Colors are assorted.
We cannot guarantee a specific color choice will be available, but if you put your color preferences in the order comments, we will try our best to accomodate.
(Please note, although these toys are VERY durable, there is no guarantee on any dog toy on the market. This toy will hold up longer than most, but is not indestructible)
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