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AUBURN – The Discover Auburn lecture series at Auburn University continues with "The Alabama Polytechnic Institute, 1900-20," a talk by Dwayne Cox on Thursday, Sept. 16, at 3 p.m. in the Special Collections and Archives Department of the Ralph Brown Draughon Library. Cox will discuss Auburn's history in the early 1900s as part of the centennial celebration of Comer Hall. A reception will follow the lecture.
In his presentation, Cox will draw from his upcoming book, "Auburn University, 1856-2006," to tell the story of life at Auburn University during a period when it was known as Alabama Polytechnic Institute. His topics will include student and alumni culture, intercollegiate football, rivalry with the University of Alabama, involvement with World War I and campus expansion.
Cox's talk will pay homage to the history of Comer Hall, built in 1910 and named for former Alabama Governor Braxton Bragg Comer. Comer Hall houses the administrative offices of the Auburn University College of Agriculture and related programs.
Cox serves as the head of Special Collections and Archives at Auburn University Libraries, holds a Ph.D. degree in history and has written extensively on the history of higher education. This lecture is the second in the Discover Auburn lecture series and is cosponsored by the College of Agriculture and Auburn University Libraries.
On Oct. 14 Jeff Jakeman, editor of the Encyclopedia of Alabama and associate professor of history, will discuss this valuable online resource.
The Discover Auburn lecture series features programs on research, history and other topics of interest by Auburn faculty, staff and graduates. For more information on the program and the series, call (334) 844-4946 or go to www.auburn.edu/cah. Videos of past lectures can be found online at http://diglib.auburn.edu.
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Re: Mainsail Handling
Sent: Fri Apr 04, 2014 3:30 pm
From: artieTwelve
To: wcwcwc
Yesterday, I took a fredoom 38 to survey. Everything went great, but you should have seen the rolling comedy show that was 5 guys from Annapolis Yacht Services trying to put the sails on the boat. They were scratching their heads for some time before they figured it out. The only real problem with the boat is that it has the original Harken bat car system. It was a real workout raising the main.
I've always thought the Tides Marine track look like the way to go, and I read in the Freedom group that you have both the TM track and a Doyle Stack pack. That is exactly the set up I want to upgrade to. My questions are about the installation. Did you install the track and stack pack yourself? If so, any words of advice?
Lance Smith
Baltimore, MD
S/V Magic Dragon (maybe... still trying out names)
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Lance: I had a Tartan 30 with the Doyle Stack Pack then a Freedom 36 with the Tides Marine track and a Mack Pack with a Haarstick full batten main.
The Tides sail track came with the boat and I can't say enough good about it. Sail came down like a freight train and went up with quite a lot of effort but less than if the track was not so good. Don't forget that the sail weighs about 150 pounds.
The Mack pack was good and cheaper than the Stack Pack but not as easy to use. Either of these are better than a separate cover. When the sail was lowered into the Mack Pack it needed to be flaked/wrestled into the pack and took quite a bit of effort to zip up or unzip because the Mack Pack's upper edges are Sunbrella fabric and the lazy jacks don't hold themto receive the sail.
The Stack Pack had a somewhat stiff upper edges which included a pvc tube and were held up by the lazy jacks. On the Tartan this resulted in very little flaking/wrestling and a gentle tug on the zipper line to zip/unzip. Remember that the Tartan, while it did have full battens, did not have as much roach as the Freedom so it may not be directly comparable.
I'm posting this and your message to me in the main discussion rather than in a the PM area so others can benefit as well.
I sold the Freedom in October, 2013.

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Key Technicality in Reauthorizing Law Creates Major Snafu
WASHINGTON--An apparently unnoticed technicality in the new measure reauthorizing federal education programs is delaying impact-aid payments to school districts and threatening to disrupt funding for a number of other programs due to receive checks from the Education Department after July 1.
Vol. 07, Issue 34
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Posts tagged 'christmas trees'
My mother is an amazing woman who always has the spirit of Christmas emanating from her around the holidays. I wanted to know about some of her secrets for getting into the mood for the approaching holiday festivities so I asked her to give me some insight as to how she can do it all during the holidays. Here is her account of how she throws spectacular get-togethers for everyone without adding stress to the season.
This Christmas decorate your Christmas tree professionally and majestically. Allow your imagination to run free with some innovative decoration ideas. Here are some ideas to help you in your creative efforts for your Christmas tree. Don't worry, we won't tell anyone you borrowed some of these ideas from us. It'll be our little secret.
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Yamle Group who are supposed to be representing Tatarstan at the Turkvizyon Song Contest 2015 are still unsure as to whether they will be competing.
The group which won the Tatarstan national selection have still not been told whether they will be allowed to compete in the Turkvizyon Song Contest 2015. The channel in charge of Tatarstan's participation Maidan TV has said they are still waiting on the regions Government to decide whether they are withdrawing from TURKSOY or staying in it.
To date a total of six regions of Russia have withdrawn from the contest.
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MONDAY - WEDNESDAY 12:15-17:14 Word Processing QW#2 and QW#3 (Collaborative Essay)
Reminders: You will need...
QW#2 and QW#3.
QW#2 and QW#3.
Do Now - NONE
Learning Targets
- I can analyze how I develop ideas in my own writing.
- I can use technology to publish my writing.
- I can write a complete essay within a short time-frame.
Mini-Lesson: How to Properly Format Your Essay for Publishing
AssessmentSubmission of QW#2 and QR#3 (Collaborative Essay)
THURSDAY 12:18:14 Reflecting on Your Writing
Reminders: You will need...
- ...your Composition Book & blue folder.
- You copy of your collaborative essay.
Do Now - Copy
Entry Title: Vocabulary List IV
- 3. cringe, v. (cringes, cringed, cringing) - 1) to feel disgust or embarrassment and often to show this feeling by a movement of your face or body; 2) to make a sudden movement from fear of being hit or hurt
Many English teachers cringe when they hear their students use the non-word "mines."
- 4. alienate, v. (alienated, alienates, alienating) - to cause (someone) to feel that she or he no longer belongs in a particular group, society, etc.
He alienated most of his friends with his bad temper and soon no one texted him anymore.
Learning Targets
- I can support a claim with clear evidence and explanations.
- I can write a paragraph that has a logical flow of ideas.
- I can write quickly and legibly with a limited amount of time.
New Entry: Reflecting on Collaborative Writing
Answer the following prompt in your composition book. Write a fully developed paragraph! (Hint: That means use TREES!)
Decide whether you think collaborative essay writing is more of a negative or more of a positive and explain why. Do not pick both!
Be prepared to share what you wrote with a partner and the class. This is a timed response. You will only have 15 minutes to complete this essay.
When you finish...
- Switch composition books with a partner.
- Read their response to this prompt.
- Tell your partner why you agree or disagree with them.
- Be prepared to share your essay with the class for a participation grade worth 20 points!
I think the collaborative essay writing assignment was a positive experience for several reasons. This is because it helped improve my ability to analyze how informational texts relate to fictional texts and improved my wrriting skills. For example, working with a small group helped me come up with more ideas than if I had worked alone. My group came up with a connection between the texts I hadn't noticed. I didn't notice the connection between Ha's brother's story about the pilot that bombed the presidential palace and Ho Chi Minh's invasion of Vietnam. Another reason the collaborative essay writing activity was a positive is that it helped me improve my own writing skills. At one point, I offered an example of a connection between the texts that wasn't very good. One of the members of my group asked me to explain how my example connected to the topic sentence. I couldn't explain it because it really didn't support the topic sentence of our essay. I learned that I must be more careful selecting examples that I can fully explain. Overall, the collaborative essay writing assignment was a great way to help me improve my writing skills and analyze how informational texts can connect with fictional texts.
AssessmentComposition book check of reflection essay.
- 1. Get your DIRT Day book, composition book and folder!
- 3. Start entry & begin reading before bell rings.
- Do Now - Start a DIRT Day Entry
- Entry Title: DIRT DAY
- Check out the DIRT Day Guidelines for more Information


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Updates on Allegany Trail Building Weekend
No, nothing has changed. Just more info.
- Camp Allegany, unlike the cabins we stayed in last time, has larger sleeping facilities. There are plenty of beds. Bring a sleeping bag to put on the bed. There's showers down the hall and everything.
- Camp Allegany is weather proof! If it is raining Saturday night, there is a great indoor cafeteria to hang out in. Of course, if it isn't raining, we'll have another campfire.
- WNYMBA is providing lunch both days. On Saturday night, we are providing burgers and dogs. Bring your own beverage.
- We had a really great time last spring, and this fall weekend should be even better. Fall colors should definitely start coming out.
Hope to see all you there! Remember:
- Saturday: meet @ 9 AM at the summit (same as spring)
- Sunday: meet @ 9 AM at Camp Allegany.
Both days, tools will already be in the woods, we ride to where we are working. Lunches and dinner provided! This is going to be great!


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11 Security Tips For Online Social Networking
Even those of us who know about these things need to remind ourselves to be vigilant when engaging in social networking. The number of potential traps is very large. As a handy guide, respected security expert Lenny Zeltser has devised 11 Security Tips For Online Social Networking. Many of these are variations on general-purpose best practices, but they're all good advice.
- Ignore embedded links in e-mails from social networking services. Too many of them are fake. Instead go to the service in your browser or other trusted client using a bookmark or by typing in the URL. It may even be worth shutting off e-mail notifications altogether and checking for these things on the service itself.
- Use HTTPS for these services wherever and whenever possible. Facebook and Twitter (see 'HTTPS Only') allow you in settings to use HTTPS all the time and you can set your bookmarks with 'https://' in them. And pay attention to the address bar. All of this will help to prevent spoofed sites and to protect you from eavesdropping over the network.
- Review your list of social networking applications (here in Facebook) to make sure they are ones you authorized and to remove the ones you do not use. We security people say that these increase your 'attack surface'.
- Be careful not to divulge other people's confidential information online. For example, some parents don't like their kids' names online.
- Be especially wary of job postings on social networking sites unless you can get confirm that you are dealing directly with an official representative. Watch out for "work at home" scams.
- If a friend asks for money via a social networking message or chat make sure you are dealing with them and not some thief who has gained control of your friend's account. This is called the "stuck in London" scam and I've gotten it myself.
- It's probably impossible to avoid URL shortening services like bit.ly and S.D., but be alert when you click one of these links, as they are often used to hide the source of an attack. If you don't like what you seefor instance if you see disturbing images or videosclose the browser window immediately without clicking on anything in the window, as this can lead to clickjacking.
- Don't download tools, codecs, or other software when prompted to on a social networking site. These are very often malware links.
- Don't use public social networking sites to discuss confidential company information. You just can't be sure enough of who you're dealing with or if some other person has access to the data.
- Assume that even private messages sent on public social networking sites may one day become public, either through error or some hack. Ask yourself if you really need to say it.
- Be conscious of your company's policies and interests when using social networking sites. If you see some abuse of your company's data or computer systems, let your IT people know.


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Sneak Peak at the New Buffalo Wild Wings [Video]
Buffalo Wild Wings' Owensboro location is BIGGER and BETTER!! As you likely know, the Towne Square North restaurant has been closed for a huge remodel and expansion. And, last night, I had the chance to get a sneak peak inside. Don't worry . . . I had my video recorder in hand and rolled tape! Wanna see the new and improved Buffalo Wild Wings??
Buffalo Wild Wings reopens to the public TODAY! You are going to love it. Double the seating, more screens, and a huge bar! Check it out . . . and stay tuned for an expanded Ladies Night Out in December and the WBKR Super Bowl Party in February!!


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Circuit training remains popular—not surprisingly, since it provides an integrated and accessible full-body workout. This 10-station circuit alternates bouts of moderate-intensity cardio activities with strength training moves that target all the major muscle groups. The class incorporates five pieces of equipment; however, be as creative as you wish: Use whatever small studio equipment is available, or design the class with body-weight exercises only.
Cardio–Strength Circuit Details
FORMAT: a multistation cardio/strength training circuit, intermediate level
TIME: 20–50 minutes (45–60 seconds per station; 2–3 cycles)
MUSIC: 128–132 beats per minute. Choose music that motivates! Working on the beat is an option, not an obligation.
EQUIPMENT NEEDED: This class incorporates step platforms, BOSU® Balance Trainers, Body Bars®, stability balls and Gliding™ discs, but you can use whatever is available! The instructor needs a whistle and a stopwatch or timer app.
- Create signs with abbreviated explanations of the exercises, and place the signs on the floor in front of the corresponding stations, or tape them to the wall. Use large text for easy reading, and provide several copies to accommodate large numbers of participants.
- Before class, quickly review proper use of the equipment and demonstrate each move.
- Ensure that all participants understand the importance of maintaining good body alignment and core engagement.
- Emphasize proper body mechanics and technique during class with verbal and visual cues.
- Encourage participants to work at their own pace.
- Throughout the workout, call out duration cues such as "You're at 40 seconds" or "15 seconds left to go."
- Most important: Have fun!
Warmup (4–6 minutes)
Use movements that prepare the joints and muscles for the forces and mechanics of the selected exercises. Suggestions: knee lifts, basic squats, reverse lunges, arm circles, small hops side to side, hamstring curls, gentle torso rotations and overhead arm reaches.
Cardio-Strength Circuit (20–50 minutes)
STRENGTH: Mountain Climber on Stability Ball
Start position: on knees, forearms on ball
How-to: From hands and knees, forearms on ball, roll out until legs are extended in plank position. Do mountain climber 8x, then lower knees to floor. Return to start and repeat.
CARDIO: Curtsy Lunges With Gliding Discs
Start position: standing on discs, knees bent, torso flexed slightly forward
How-to: Perform alternating dynamic backward lunges, crossing behind diagonally (curtsy lunge). Push arms out in front to same side as leg that's crossing back (for example, arms push right as R foot crosses back).
STRENGTH: Hip Abduction/Adduction With Gliding Discs
Start position: from pushup, arms and legs extended, discs under toes
How-to: Slide R leg out to side, return to start, and repeat L, in alternating hip abduction and adduction, 8x. Follow with bilateral movement, 8x (both legs abduct and adduct simultaneously, like a plank jack).
CARDIO: Alternating Knee-Up With Propulsion on Step
Start position: standing in straddle position, with step lengthwise between feet
How-to: Step up, lift opposite knee and hop on step, down, down, repeat, other foot, 4x. Follow with squat jump on step platform, walk down 4x (bend knees, jump onto platform, walk down to start).
STRENGTH: Dynamic Bridge on Stability Ball
Start position: supine bridge position on floor, hips lifted, knees bent, both feet on top of ball (relatively close to buttocks)
How-to: Keeping hips lifted, make small circular motion with feet and legs R, 6x; then L, 6x. Extend knees, straighten legs and move ball away from buttocks. Flex knees, return to start, 6x. Repeat all.
CARDIO: Sliding Jumping Jacks on Discs
Start position: standing, feet on gliding discs
How to: Slide feet apart and together laterally with small rebound, arms lifting overhead, 16x. Follow with cross-country skiing, 16x (one foot slides forward and the other back, arms moving naturally in opposition to feet).
For more strength and cardio stations, please see "Sample Class: Cardio-Strength Circuit " in the online IDEA Library or in the October 2017 print edition of IDEA Fitness Journal. If you cannot access the full article and would like to, please contact the IDEA Inspired Service Team at 800-999-4332, ext. 7.


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Aspire Nautilus X Coils
Nautilus X coils are now rated at 0.6Ω (18-23) and 1.5Ω (14-20 watts) and 1.8Ω (12-16 watts). These new aspire coils use the U-tech technology, which allows the vapor to flow through the u-shaped chamber and pass the kanthal coils twice before being inhaled. Aspires all-new airflow performance allows for unrivaled flavour and e liquid taste with these Nautilus X U-tech Coils ensuring maximum taste and durability.
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The Father says today enter into My stillness. All around you the din and hue of everyday life is demanding your attention. Come down inside. Turn your attention to the inward altar where the incense of intercession is ascending to My throne. Your inner man is a microcosm of My kingdom. The glory and the outraying of My light reside there within you. The enemy and at times everyday life conspires to turn you away from My presence but I say to you run to the rock that bore you. You are not alone. I am your defense and I am surrounding you with favor as with a shield. The inward life that you conduct before My throne will determine what happens next in your outward circumstances. That is how My Lordship within manifests as My glory without and change comes.
So come away My beloved. I am the lover of your soul. I am the bridegroom longing for the bride. Your soul is that to which I am betrothed. You are My bride in your person and in your soul. You are My bride through your connection to the corporate Christ that is My body upon the earth. I will not allow the enemy to set on you or to harm you in any way. I will not allow circumstances of life to defile you or to rob you of your joy. There is a place here by Me that you can hide in the cleft of the rock that I AM till the storms be overpast. Though a 1000 fall at your right hand and 10,000 at your left know this – you will be left standing. My glory will be seen in your land. You will not be denied and you will not be disappointed in any way as you yield yourself to Me in a fresh, new commitment this day.
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Terms of Business & Modus OperandiFirstly, I would like to say thanks for visiting my site and hope that you find something for your collection or of interest.
Now for the 'Do's and Donts and my 'Modus operandi' !
All Mons details of buisness, Terms & Conditions, prices and descriptions of items offered for sale from this internet shop, are current and up to the minute.
They are subject to change without prior notice, and replace any previously advertised details.
Mons Military Antiques Guarantee.All items advertised / offered for sale within Mons Military Antiques on-line shop are of original period manufacture unless stated otherwise. I offer a money back guarantee on all goods supplied subject to the terms listed below. All terms listed, appertain to the ITEM SOLD and not other/third party factors.
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You may also receive a payment acknowledgment e-mail from Paypal (if paying via this method), this again does not constitute acceptance of that order.
Should I for any reason decide not to accept your order, I will advise you accordingly and explain why via e-mail. Any monies paid, appertaining to said declined order, will be refunded.
Listing Policy.All items listed / sold by Mons Military Antiques comply with UK laws.
New items are listed frequently under my random listing policy !
Some coming listings are now advertised via my Home Page message board and social media such as Face Book.
Frequent site viewing is always recommended.
Mons Military Antiques lists and sells 20th century political / military history related artefacts; moments in time ! NOT the politics that motivated them !
Item Descriptions.Mons Military Antiques endeavours to describe all items for sale via its web-site as accurately as possible, to include any faults and or defects appertaining to any one given item.
With most items listed being of an age (i.e. in excess of 70 years in many cases) it is not always possible to give an inch by inch text, detailed description.
With this in mind, please feel free to contact me via e-mail with specific questions you may wish to address regarding any item of interest to you. Mons will be happy to help with reasonable, additional information (and images) required on items still available for sale. Any additional description / photographic images supplied to interested parties will also be added to the item in questions description for all to see.
Additional information requests (from that listed), need to be made at the point of order (just before). I am unable to enter into item discussion (of any description) weeks / months (and in a recent case over a year) after sale.
Mons Military Antiques uses the term un-touched in many of its item descriptions. This means in the context of the description, that the item in Mons opinion has been un-touched or altered in any way in recent times. It does not account for repairs or alterations that may have been carried out on an item while in its service life. These repairs / alterations if any, I will endeavour to describe and photograph as accurately as possible.
I NO longer give measured size details of garments or equipment, should this be requested by e-mail !
Medal / Badge Grades & Descriptive Words.The terms gold, silver and bronze within item descriptions refers to medal or badge grades rather than actual metal content. Precious metal, medals or badges will be described as such with any relevant visible markings.
Theatre Made describes an item manufactured local to the theatre of war that it appertains to.
Veteran Pick - Up. Items listed with Veteran Pick - Up at the end of the description means I have sourced this item direct from a veterans family or veteran, and that the item has never before been offered in the market place.
Information Requests / Valuations.Mons Military Antiques on line shop / web site, receives a significant number of information requests as to 'price opinions' and opinions of originality on items not stocked by Mons. Please be aware that I am unable to comment on either matter and that any request of its type will receive no reply at all.
Mons Military Antiques is also receiving increased numbers of requests for appraisals on items owned by the public. As a commercial organisation I cannot supply 'free' appraisals and valuations on items owned by site visitors as a matter of course. The relevant public museum is always my recommended request point for information / data, the museum staff as public servants should have the time to help.
(Established / known clients I am always happy to help in what ever manner I can).
Mons will however, on an agreed fee basis give verbal and written valuations / appraisals.
For organisations (i.e. TV, Film & Theatre etc.) wishing it, technical advice for their productions is also available again on an agreed fee basis. (I can of course only supply information within my sphere of expertise).
For those prepared to meet the above criteria please be aware that photographic images of what ever nature, text descriptions via e-mail and verbal telephone descriptions are not a suitable medium for me to properly evaluate an item. Therefore:- Valuations / appraisals can and will only be given on physically viewing an item(s) !
(TV, Film & Theatre, please note that Mons' does NOT operate a loan or hire service of uniforms & equipment etc).
Mons Pricing Structure.Mons prices the items listed on its web pages as keenly as is possible from the outset !
Pricing is done in such a manner to show a modest profit margin and to offer the item as affordably as possible.
With this price structure in place, Mons is unable to discount items from its listed prices.
Items Offered for Sale or Part Exchange to Mons Military Antiques.Mons Military Antiques is happy to buy and or take in part exchange items that collectors wish to sell or part exchange.
I am quiet happy to receive the offer of items, as long as the offer meets the following few simple guide lines.
1, The item must firstly fall within Mons stock criteria !
2, The item will need to be priced by the seller, as I no longer make offers for items !
3, Images / pictures are always use-full on an initial sales approach made to me (but not imperative) !
4, Sellers will need to be willing to send an item(s) for final appraisal and payment, should terms be agreed by both parties !
In the matter of buying in items, I am aware that I have no divine right to buy all / any item(s) offered, nor do I expect to do so, due to the nature of business and individual requirements.....Sellers; please be aware that the above four points are a buying in criteria of mine, which I now rely on greatly to aid purchasing.
If a seller, is for reasons of their own unable to meet the above pointers, especially points 2 and 4, it is probably best not to trouble themselves to make a sales approach in the first instance. I will under no circumstances be drawn into making offers or enter into negotiations that require me to be the valuer of items as well as the buyer. Nor will I pay for items offered 'un-seen' (Not applicable to known Mons' clients) !
Any offer of an item(s) will receive at least on my part, a courteous reply, even if the reply is in the negative from the outset.
Making a Purchase & Item Reservation The item photographed and shown as images accompanying an item description is the actual item that you are purchasing unless otherwise stated.
When committing to purchase an item via my fully-automated check out system, the item(s) chosen / ordered, will remain listed on the sales page, with some subtle changes to the listing.
The price stated on the item will disappear and in the bottom right corner of the item description will appear a RESERVED banner. The reserved banner will stay in place during the payment / dispatch period and will be replaced by a SOLD banner a day or so after your item has been posted. This gives you, the buyer time to receive and appraise the item(s) purchased.
Items ordered irrespective of the mode of order will in the main be reserved for 4 days pending payment....This time period I strictly adhere to, and is ample time to make a payment.
If payment is not received within this period Mons Military Antiques will revoke the item reservation and any contract made either verbally, in writing or via e-mail is null and void.
Mons Military Antiques will not accept an item reservation and them be asked for extra images or information on said item....Please make an enquirer on any item of interest before making a reservation.
Any order made, irrespective of the mode in which it is made, is accepted on the understanding that all Mons Military Antiques terms and conditions have been read, clearly understood and accepted by the potential buyer.
Making an Order by Telephone. Mons Military Antiques is happy to take orders and reserve items via telephone. This can be done with cash, UK bank cheque and bank transfer payments only.
Orders requiring Paypal / Credit Card payments via Paypal have to be carried out via my automated on-line check out system. Mons does not handle in any way, any credit card details of its buyers. This is a security feature built into my web site, for the benefit of site customers.
Telephone buyer contact details must be supplied with telephone orders, at the point of order or via email within 24 hours of the order being made.
The information required is :- an email address, telephone number and first line and post code of a postal address.
If no details are given or forwarded, items will not be reserved.
Reserved, Sold & Archived Items.Once an item is site listed as reserved / sold, or added to my archive page, no discussion of any kind, can or will be entered into regarding the item other than with the buyer.
Should a sold, reserved or archive listed item for what ever reason become available again for purchase, then any help a potential buyer requires regarding said item will be willingly given.
Availability of Goods.This web site is designed to show only items of stock that are still available for sale (excluding reserved and sold marked items).
It is however still remotely possible that an item of interest could be sold during your visit to the site.
In the unlikely event of a simulations purchase (by two different buyers) on any one item, the purchaser whose confirmation e-mail arrives first will be deemed the buyer of said item.
The unlucky buyer who may still receive a buyer confirmation will be informed as to eventualities as soon as I am able to. Any monies sent on an unsuccessful order will also be returned as soon as I can. (I use the wording as soon as I can as I may be out of office, or it may be out of UK office hours should this occur).
Payment for Items.Payment methods accepted are detailed below:-
UK CHEQUES / BANK DRAFTS etc:- Mons Military Antiques will reserve an item(s) for four (4) days pending payment !
Payments made by UK Cheque, Postal Order, Money Order, Bank Draft etc, should be made out to MONS MILITARY ANTIQUES. (Payment by UK bank cheque:- Known customers items will be posted on the next post out prior to receiving payment. New clients, please be aware that their will be a clearing period of funds prior to item dispatch).
UK BANK TRANSFER:- Items will be reserved for the same time period as above (4 days).
Mons Military Antiques relevant bank transfer information will be supplied to all buyers wishing to use this means of payment on request, at the point of order.
INTERNATIONAL BANK TRANSFERS:- Items will be reserved for the same time period as above (4 days). Payments to be made in Sterling only, with all charges to the buyer (charges will be notified at the point of order).
Mons Military Antiques relevant bank transfer information will be supplied to all buyers wishing to use this means of payment on request, at the point of order.
As the user of business banking services, my bank takes the opportunity to charge a fee for all automated international transfer transactions.
I have in the past absorbed all costs, but charges are now at such a level that I can no longer continue this. Each transfer costs me £15.00.
Purchases of £99 and under will carry a transfer charge of £15.00.
Purchases of £100 - £299 will carry a charge of £10.00.
Purchases of £300 and over I will bare the cost.
UK transfers are also charged but at a much reduced rate; which for the time being I will bare.
CASH:- Cash is not a recommended means of payment ! It is however acceptable if it is the buyers preferred means of payment. Items will be reserved for the same time period as above (4 days). Cash in an agreed currency is acceptable but as long as its sent via REGISTERED POST, for the senders safety.
No responsibility can be accepted by Mons Military Antiques for cash payments should they be lost in transit, irrespective of the mode sent.
PAYPAL:- Items will be reserved with IMMEDIATE payment only.
If Paypal payments (if this is the chosen means of payment) are not processed and issued at the point of order, and do not accompany an order for what ever reason, the item(s) ordered will not be reserved and the Reserved' banner on an item(s) will be immediately removed, making it available for re order or purchase again.
It is the buyers responsibility to make sure that their payments are processed properly via Paypal and credit cards via Paypal.
Mons no longer informs buyers that a Paypal or credit card payment via Paypal has failed.
PAYPAL / e-CHEQUE:- Item reservation / payment via e-cheque. I will reserve items for 4 days pending the clearance of an e-cheque via Paypal. If no payment is cleared within this time period, items will be taken off reserve. (Does not apply to known customers).
GENERAL PAYMENT NOTICE:- All payments to be received in British Pounds Sterling (£) only. Payments, should they be made in other currencies, will carry a bank handling charge (this will be advised once presented to our bankers) and these charges must be paid before any item(s) is dispatched; or may be refused as a means of payment altogether.
Most methods of payment will reserve an item for 4 days. This is ample time to make a payment once ordered.
I strictly adhere to this reservation time period, but will of course help with 'situations' and extend this, if kept informed !
If you wish to make a payment by a means other than those listed, please approach me first before making your order to confirm that your proposed means of payment is acceptable.
Full invoices / delivery notes are issued with all orders detailing the mode of payment.
Mons Military Antiques preferred means of payment (for UK customers) is in the form of a UK bank cheque.
This form of payment is in danger of becoming 'extinct', due to bank policy. Mons' considers it a useful means of internet transaction currency and as such is trying to perpetuate and save it !
Site Currency Converter.The currency converter on my site offers an approximate currency conversion only. This gives overseas buyers an idea of the cost of an item in their own currency.
The Sterling price stated on an item is the actual price, and not conversion approximations.
(I recommend that overseas buyers make their own enquiries as to currency conversions to verify actual rates of exchange).
Delivery Charges & Postal Dispatch Schedules.All orders are subject to a packing and delivery charge.
ALL ORDERS WILL BE DISPATCHED TO THE ADDRESS GIVEN ON YOUR SITE ORDER FORM. If you require an order sent to alternate address please make this clear in the COMMENTS section when making your initial order. (This is a VERY IMPORTANT part of making your order, so please do make dispatch / delivery details clear!)
Delivery charges will be calculated via the site automated ordering system and are based on the total weight of your order, your location and my STANDARD postal charge method of dispatch.
The postal charges are calculated as your making your order and are VIEWABLE prior to your order confirmation!
Most items are sent via Royal Mail services to keep postal charges to a minimum. Private postal services may need to be used for items of unusual size or value. This will be determined / agreed (and charged accordingly) with a buyer before an item is sent, via e-mail correspondence.
Quoted postal charges via the site automated postal charge system are for STANDARD postal services.
I try to send items with at least Some Value cover via Royal Mail post within the UK and via Royal Mails International services, for overseas buyers on all orders. Buyers MUST however satisfy themselves as to the cover that they require, as these services do not always give absolute / full cover !
All orders made and processed via the site automated postal charge system, with no further contact from the buyer, via telephone or email etc. will be assumed to require the above detailed STANDARD postal services only, and that the buyer is SATISFIED with this cover !
Paypal / credit card via Paypal purchases will only be dispatched via a track-able form of post.
Dispatch Schedules / Dispatch Advice:-
All orders are dealt with in chronological date order.
Mons Military Antiques will now dispatch parcels TWICE WEEKLY or as orders dictate.
I try to be as obliging as is practically possible regarding all postal matters, and will naturally increase post out-puts over particularly busy times (Christmas etc.)
Occasionally a buyer requests an item be sent by Ordinary (non- track-able) Post only. This Im happy to do on purchases made and paid for by any means other than Paypal and credit cards via Paypal. Mons will obtain a certificate of posting on all items dispatched via this manner.
All parcels are double checked for the correct item(s) ordered / content, prior to sealing up and dispatch !
Please do not hesitate to contact me for accurate cost effective postal quotes on all types / sizes of orders, either prior to order, or on ordering any item.
Bespoke postal services, tailored to the buyers own requirements are available on all items, but must take the form of a written (e-mail) request.
Once an order is made by what ever means and accepted, it is understood by the buyer that they accept all Mons Military Antiques terms and modes of dispatch.
In the interests of the environment and costs both new and used clean packing materials are used for item dispatch.
Item Insurance While in Postal Transit.Mons offers a world wide export scheme, (as well as all forms of inland post) and trusts & relies on the various delivery systems used to work properly.
It must however be understood that items are sent entirely at the customer's own risk. Mons' will pack all items well to prevent damage, and obtain all relevant dispatch documents etc.
Mons Military Antiques will be happy to oblige with all postal and insurance requests / requirements at the buyers cost.
In the unlikely event of a parcel being lost in transit, Mons Military Antiques will not be liable for such a loss. Insurance, to the limits quoted by the delivery company involved, against loss or damage is included in my STANDARD delivery prices, but offers only basic cover.
Buyers MUST SATISFY THEMSELVES as to the means of dispatch required, (should it differ from Mons standard dispatch as calculated by the auto check out system) and the corresponding level of insurance required on their purchase !
Mons Military Antiques will be happy to supply all the relevant postal documentation needed for the buyer to make the necessary claim themselves, from the postal company used, should an item be lost while with the postal services.
Mons keeps all individual postal receipts for six months. After this time said invoice will be disposed of securely.
Buyers may be interested in this postal / dispatch statistic of Mons
Postal problems of any kind incurred to date:- NIL.
International Buyers, Post Terms, Conditions & RestrictionsRoyal Mail has introduced a new overseas service and amended its existing International Signed For service (the service I have been using since its inception without problems)
INTERNATIONAL SIGNED FOR:- This service now offers limited parcel cover, for loss or damage. It is now just a signed for service on delivery, it is no longer track-able. This service was amended 1st April 2014 and covers 190 destinations.
INTERNATIONAL TRACKED:- This is an additional service which offers limited cover for loss or damage. It is a track-able service with no signature required on delivery. This service as of 1st April 2014 covers 33 destinations.
INTERNATIONAL TRACKED & SIGNED:- This is an additional service which offers limited cover for loss or damage. It is a track-able service with a signature required on delivery. This service as of 1st April 2014 covers 43 destinations.
Full details of Royal Mails terms and conditions and a full list of destinations covered by said services is available at, www.royalmail.com/international . I strongly recommend that buyers make themselves fully aware of these services, as these are the STANDARD services I use to dispatch 99% of overseas orders.
Royal Mail now has restrictions on post addressed to International Post Box (PO) number addresses.
International buyers need to be aware that Royal Mail postal services does NOT accept parcels that are addressed to PO Box numbers for the following services
Home, office or non PO Box address of their choice must accompany an order !
Mons Military Antiques treats ALL postal details with absolute integrity and security.
International buyers choosing non track-able services are not affected by Royal Mails above terms.
These terms are Royal Mails and not mine. I however have to abide by them.
Please contact me for more details if you are unsure as to how to now proceed with an order.
Postal Exclusions. Due to a few problems with payments (non -payments) and post delivery issues in Mid. African and Middle Eastern countries, Mons Military Antiques has now to be selective as to how too deal with purchases from these areas.
If you wish to make a purchase, and you are located in either of the areas listed please e-mail first for payment requirements, and my dispatch procedures regarding such orders.
Easy Payment Plan. I am happy to sell items on easy payment plans !
Items may be reserved with a 20% deposit and the outstanding balance paid for over a mutually agreed time period.
No excess charges or interest will be incurred on the order. A minimum purchase price of £250.00 is applicable to qualify for Easy Payment. This is applicable to multi-buy orders as well as single items.
Item(s) ordered will be held on reserve by Mons Military Antiques until the full agreed payment is made, and then dispatched. Easy payment is at the discretion / acceptance of Mons Military Antiques on any order request.
All easy payment transactions are on an individual arrangement basis and are subject to variations due to purchase value and time required to pay. I will in all cases try to be as accommodating as I can.
Once a buyer has committed to an easy payment, and started their payments Mons will NOT be liable for the refund any monies sent on items not fully paid for. Other item(s) can be supplied to the value of monies sent only, excluding any postal charges.
Easy payment once agreed will be subject to the first payment being received within Mons 4 day reservation period.
If no payment is made in this time period it will be assumed by Mons that the item(s) is / are no longer required by the buyer; the item(s) will no longer be held on reserve and that any payment agreement made either in writing, email or verbally between Mons and the potential buyer will be null and void.
Deferred Payment.I have in the past, accepted orders via deferred payment, i.e. Reserved an item on request, with full payment (no deposit or easy payment) being made on an agreed date.
I can now only offer this payment scheme with a 15% of the item purchase price deposit; to be received within my 4 day reservation period.
The deposit paid on any item(s) under this payment scheme is NON-REFUNDABLE, should the buyer not complete the transaction as agreed, for what ever reason. Goods to the value of the deposit paid, excluding any post charges can be supplied only.
If no payment is made to Mons within its 4 day reservation period, the item(s) reserved will no longer be held on reserve, and any payment agreement made either in writing, e-mail or verbally between Mons and the potential buyer will be null and void.
Slow & Non-Payments.Slow payment can result in an item(s) being taken off reserve, with the possible loss of the item by the initial buyer!
Please be aware of this as item reservation times are strictly adhered to....
With the advent of a small number of time wasting individuals ordering items, and for reasons know only to themselves, not paying for said items; Mons now operates a zero tolerance toward such activities.
Anybody making an order from my site and not completing the transaction / payment, and making no attempt to contact me, will be duly noted.
Non-payers; should they make future or repeat orders
.said orders will be at my discretion.
Price on RequestItems marked with Price on Request means just this. The interested party will need to e-mail Mons to obtain the price required for the item listed.
Items marked in this way will be dealt with in 'request made', chronological order i.e. the first to register an interest will have sole rights to the item until such time as they relinquish their interest for what ever reason. I will then pass on to the second interested party and deal in the same manner.....so on and so forth.
Once a buyer commits to buy, no further correspondence will be entered into with other potential interested parties.
Should said buyer retract their interest, then negotiations will pass onto the next interested party as described above.
Mons / Client Communication & Privacy Policy.E-mail:- e-mail is as you know a fast and effective means of communication. Mons communicates via e-mail, where needed, all relevant details appertaining to orders and post regimes.
Mons also makes very good use of its Home Page automated site messaging service and 'Mons Site News' header to make general announcements to keep site viewers abreast of all matters appertaining to site orders, post and site listings.
It is strongly suggested that clients use e-mail too keep Mons' informed of beyond the norm situations after making an order, thus avoid misunderstandings, and to make clear to Mons any requirements / circumstances that may occur during a transaction.
Incoming e-mails are answered immediately on their receipt. Any incoming e-mail that does not have a subject matter attached i.e. received by me headed No Subject will be deleted with out even being opened !
Telephone answer regime:- I can be contacted on my office number (when I am in my office) during standard office hours. My cut off time for answering the office number is approximately 6.30pm UK time (messages can be left after this time or when I am not in my office during the day).
I am contactable on my mobile number when not in my office, or at other times within reason.
BLOCKED TELEPHONE NUMBERS:- Incoming 'Blocked' number calls are usually ignored as most I find are teli-sales of some description, or enquiries of a non serious nature.
All genuine buyer personal details are used by Mons Military Antiques in relation to the transactions made from Mons on-line shop only, and are treated with absolute confidentiality !
Mons does not store customer information of any type, that could possibly be accessed or used by third parties.
With the modern life necessity for the protection of personal information of all types, Mons Military Antiques guarantees that all incoming mail / correspondence (either electronic or physical) is disposed of in a secure manner on completion of a transaction.
Mons / Client Relationship.Mons Military Antiques treats all genuine clients with the utmost respect, and within limits, tries to accommodate all buyers in all matters.
It is hoped that clients behave in a reciprocal manner !
With the nature of business and individual requirements being what they are, please be aware that I am occasionally unable to accommodate a customers requests / wishes.
It is my aim through my customer service approach, to have buyers that are 100% satisfied in all matters, and as such are happy and willing to come back for repeat business !
Internet Discussion Forums. Im not a big user / fan of Internet Forums, primarily because of the amount of false information that abounds on them, by nameless keyboard-experts.
Mons Military Antiques, or more to the point items Mons has sold have appeared in favourable lights on forums. I have been personally abused on social media, by idiots that I have not been prepared to tolerate....such is the nature of the beast.
I thank anyone for any favourable comment made.
I do wish forum invigilators would police their own sites/SM more efficiently and weed out the pointless, erroneous and in some cases slanderous threads.
True collectors / academics use the 'web' for the common good, and have my utmost respect and support. I value greatly their opinions and knowledge....The internet is the modern information wonder of the world....it sadly like all other forms of media has its numerous corrupters !
Knowledge / Education:- The ability to think for ones self and seek information from know accredited sources !
Age Verified & Post Sensitive ListingsAll items sold by Mons Military Antiques fall within UK National laws.
Laws of foreign (to the UK) countries may differ from that of the UK and due to this I must reiterate again that it is the BUYERS RESPONSIBILITY to make sure that ANY item ordered from my site is permissible in their own country.
The following five sub-points details Mons' approach to the sale of 'age sensitive' collectable's.
'Post Sensitive Listings
I have recently researched post dispatchers terms and conditions!
ALL, including Royal Mail state that De-activated weapons, De-activated ordnance Swords and Knives of any description with a blade longer than 3 cms. are prohibited items and are not permissible for dispatch or carriage via their own services at home or overseas.
Having spoken to various representatives and pointing out that said items can be legally owned in the UK, they conceded this to be a grey area and that post is permissible in the UK provided that items are packed securely.
Dispatch of such items overseas is still very much a debatable subject due to the variations in overseas laws, and as such Mons will not dispatch outside UK borders.
I have dispatched dress daggers etc. overseas, with the buyer informing their own customs that such an item will be crossing their border controls i.e. overseas buyers have met all their own countries customs requirements.
Post on all such items is treated on an order by order basis via Mons Military Antiques.
'Cookies'A brief description of what cookies are and how they work on my site is as follows:-
Cookies are small files that a site or its service provider transfers to your computers hard drive through your web browser (if your computer will allow this) that enables the site or service provider systems to recognize your browser and capture and remember certain information.
Mons Military Antiques along with most modern sites use cookies to help us remember and process the items in your shopping cart and understand and save your preferences for future visits. Mons does NOT store sensitive or personally identifiable information, such as name, address or credit card details, in cookie files.
By entering my site at any point, it is understood by all parties that you accept and agree to their use.
If you have any concerns regarding this matter, please do feel free to contact me on my e-mail address.
This heading and its content is under constant review and any new vital information that need be published will be added as and when international computer law is made clearer.
Web Site Lay-OutThis site is hosted via concept500.
While it is impossible to have a totally individualistic appearance due to certain concept500 hosting parameters and plagiarism on the part of other site managers, I do try to present as individualistic a style of sales, and sales aftercare as is possible.
My items are usually listed in small theme based batches.
I regularly clear sold items from the site sales pages, so you will not encounter many already sold items, still on view.
Site listings are kept at a fairly constant listing level, with approximately 80 - 90 pages of items (800 - 900 individual items) to view at any one time....This I feel is ample, making site viewing comparatively easy, rather than a chore !
I carry more stock than that shown, some of these items are sold before they have the chance to be listed.
Listings are sub-divided by category to make site viewing easier and quicker, with area of interest viewing possible.
I do my best to keep the site as 'tidy' and up to date as possible.
Terms and Conditions Summary.All Terms are in place to try to cover all customer / site viewer buying eventualities', and to cover Mons 'Modus Operandi', they are their as much for the buyers benefit as myself.
Please dont be daunted by them, Mons Military Antiques is one of the 'easiest going' and user friendly militaria dealers in the UK. If you are in any way unsure of how to make a purchase, or my terms, please feel free to contact me, and I will be happy to advise on any matter that may concern you.
I am approachable and flexible within limits on most matters, (except reservation times on items ordered) and I am more than happy to discuss pertinent matters in a friendly manner.
Too close, I say again, frequent site viewing is highly recommended!
UK Distance Selling LawsI am fully aware of UK 'distance selling' laws, which are designed for the sale of new, shop bought items, not antiques 70 - 100 years of age.
I am happy to sell to any buyer who is prepared to meet my own fair terms and conditions, that gives ample time to receive, appraise and if required return an item.
Copyright. All photographs and text (including Terms & Conditions) on this web site are my property and are not to be reproduced without prior permission.
All royalties from reproduced images are donated to British ex-servicemans charities.....so dont be low and steal them !
I carry a full archive of all my images.
Any image in my archive of sold items is also mine. It can be used by me in any capacity that I wish to. On buying an item it is accepted by the buyer that if I choose to list in my archive of sold items said item that they accept my use of the image at any future point.
Any image (or text) that comes to my attention as being used without permission will be treated as a copyright infringement.
I have taken to court an infringement of copyright (its not a difficult process) and won....!
Electronic Disclaimer.Due to the complexities of the electronic world regarding this web shop, I reserve the right to refuse a sale if there has been an electronic failure in the description or pricing of any specific item.
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I managed to partner up with a lady with bronchitis at a workshop last week, and guess what? By the end of the second day I had a sore throat, followed by all the other fall cold symptoms in their usual progression. Thanks to the wonders of modern medicine, I hope to be on the mend soon.
Feeling under the weather didn't stop me from having a fabulous weekend, though! C.S. and I headed to Atlanta for work and fun, respectively. I visited with both of my daughters who make this mom's heart grow at least three sizes (just like the Grinch's). That involved a house tour, meeting the new grand-dog (who already weighs 45 pounds!), a dinner of good food, lots of laughter and family stories, and an art show visit.
It was a quick trip and I mostly crashed on Sunday, feeding my cold. Then C.S. and I spent Monday tooling around the quaint little town of Mt. Dora, Florida's antiques and cuteness capital. It has an entire bakery for dogs only! The corresponding cupcake store for humans was closed, alas.
We were having so much fun that we didn't take any bloggable pictures . . . except this one of a storefront in Mt. Dora. Every book has a title on the spine! The building now holds a Segway store, but clearly at one time it was a much loved bookstore. I'm so sorry I never got to visit it. It looks like my kind of place.


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"Though there are uncertainties, the trends are pointing toward potential opportunities, and we are focused on the right target segments," said Anand Selvakesari, who heads Citibank's India consumer banking business.
Spending through credit, debit and prepaid cards in India grew 28% between 2009 and 2011 to US27.1 billion. Some 60% of the total spending was through 17 million credit cards, while 33% came from 280 million debit cards.
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Many experts have been skeptic of former Florida Gator's quarterback Tim Tebow ability to change his throwing motion.
However, there is a way for Tebow to get it down.
Cleveland Browns president Mike Holmgren stated recently that the hardest thing to change for a quarterback is his throwing motion.
The reason being that muscle memory takes over during a game.
The one thing that Tebow can do is just practice the throwing motion again and again without the drop back.
When people talk about muscle memory they are talking about automatic memory like walking, talking, brushing teeth, and etc.
Tebow just practicing the throwing motion during practice is not going to be enough.
In the end, it is a good start, but he still has a long ways to go.


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Class Review: This defensive tackle is very top heavy. There could be as many as six defensive tackles taken in the first round, but will more likely be four. John Henderson, Ryan Sims, Albert Haynesworth, and Wendell Bryant are the top of the class. Likely two will go in the Top 10 (Sims and Haynesworth) while the other two go in the next five selections. Larry Tripplett may sneak late into the first round, and Eddie Freeman (UAB) and Anthony Weaver (Notre Dame) may also have a shot. Dorsett Davis (Mississippi State), Nate Dwyer (Kansas), Justin Bannan, Alan Harper, Josh Shaw (Michigan State), and Mike Collins (Ohio State) may finish out the first day talent of the draft. There is some solid middle round talent with Howard Green (LSU), Chad Beasley (Virginia Tech), Will Beck (Idaho), and Charles Hill (Maryland) are probably the best of those players. This class is very deep, and quality talent will probably still be able to found in the seventh round.
John Henderson
(6'6" 306) Tennessee (4.95)
Henderson has all the measurables to be a dominant defensive tackle in the NFL. He has great size and strength. He has a quick first step so he could become a top pass rusher from the interior. Can play the point of attack, and is athletic and can move sideline to sideline. He's the complete defensive tackle. But the knock on him is his inconsistency, since he won't be dominating over long periods of time. He will often play down to the level of his competition. Injury concerns have dropped from a top five selection to possibly the third or fourth defensive tackle taken in the draft.
Ryan Sims
(6'4" 313) North Carolina (4.95)
Sims is a solid all-around defensive tackle. He has the size to play the point of attack and can also rush the passer. But in the latter category, he will probably never be great, but could consistently get 3-5 sacks a season. As a pass rusher, he is more adept at collapsing the pocket than penetrating. Sims is a good run stopper who can hold the point of attack well. He has good strength to play the run. Probably has enough strength and size to be an effective nose tackle, but is probably to work best in a 4-3 defense. I liken him to Norman Hand in that role. Sims is not as flashy as Henderson and does not have Henderson's upside. Sims is a solid college player and should be a solid pro player, but will probably never be great.
Wendell Bryant
(6'4" 308) Wisconsin (4.8)
Bryant is a tough player, that is probably not as good as the other top tackles at stopping the run. He just doesn't have their strength. But Bryant can penetrate and get after the quarterback. According to his numbers, he's probably the most athletic of the top tackle candidates. I like Bryant a lot, although he is not great. He won't be a great run stopper or pass rusher on the next level, but should be very good in both areas, probably only a step below Henderson. Bryant has been a solid college player since his sophomore year. He's got consistency.
Albert Haynesworth
(6'5" 315) Tennessee (4.85)
Haynesworth is strictly a run stopper on the next level. He has great strength and power to hold the point of attack. But unlike Sims, he's not a pass rusher, only having 5 sacks in his career at Tennessee. Haynesworth has huge upside, and that's why he is rated so high by others. I see a mix of Marcus Stroud and Norman Hand in him. But he does not have Stroud's upside in my opinion. Stroud thus far, and Hand were disappointing early on in their careers. I think Haynesworth will have similar problems. He's not a dominating presence on the field, and I seriously think he benefited from having John Henderson next to him, than vice versa. Some have him rated as a top ten selection, but I think he is more like a middle first round talent.
Larry Tripplett
(6'2" 305) Washington (4.95)
Tripplett has potential as a nose tackle. He is not super strong, but has great power. Looks a little round, but is light on his feet. Can beat opponents with moves and can also overpower them. He's good at the point of attack, but needs to improve in that area. Tripplett has upside as a nose tackle, but is not there yet. But right now, I'd say he's better in a 4-3 than 3-4 defense. He's not flashy, and some "experts" are down on him. But he's not that far below Haynesworth in terms of talent, except Haynesworth has a more upside.
Alan Harper
(6'2" 296) Fresno State (5.2)
Harper is an undersized tackle with nice strength and power. I think he projects better as a defensive end in the NFL. He has bulked up, but really doesn't use that extra muscle well, and should thus drop back down to the 280-285 range like he was during the season. He tries to get upfield rather than staying at home and holding the point of attack. Despite his strength, he doesn't use that well vs. the run. He has nice upfield burst, but that's not the same as edge speed. He will have to rely on his power, hands, and moves to beat offensive tackles on the next level. He doesn't project long-term to the defensive tackle position, unless he has another tough run stopper playing beside him. In that situation, he could be effective like La'Roi Glover. As a defensive tackle, he's probably a second day talent, but as a defensive end he could be selected as a second or third rounder.
Justin Bannan
(6'3" 300) Colorado (4.95)
Bannan is a solid run stopper, but not much of a penetrator. He can help collapse the pocket, but won't be very effective on third downs in the NFL. He does not have great size or strength, but plays well despite it. He's not flashy as the other top prospects, or will be much of a playmaker on the next level. But he should be a steady guy who gets the job done. I don't think he'll be much more than an above average starter, that could appear better if he played beside a better player.
Jerry Montgomery
(6'3" 300) Iowa (5.2)
Montgomery has good strength and played some nose tackle in Iowa's defensvie scheme. But he's not physical or strong enough to play that position in the NFL. He can bull rush, but is not a great pass rusher. He has great size, and projects best as a run stopper in the 4-3 defense or possibly as a 3-4 defensive end. He has some upside, but is not a great talent. He's a steady college player, that should be the same in the NFL, not much more.
Kirk Thompson
(6'1" 270) Cincinnati (5.1)
Thompson is an undersized defensive tackle, that projects to defensive end because of his size. But he lacks the speed to play the position. He doesn't look like he'll get quicker, so he'll probably have to bulk up to 285 or more if he wants to have an NFL career. He's a project with average skills.


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"What's wrong, baby? Why are you so sad? Did something happen at school today?"
"No. I'm fine." A stomp, and a swirl of skirts. Clearly she's fine.
"OK. Let me know if you want to talk about it." She doesn't want to talk about it. She's fine. I don't want to push it, I'm vigilant.
Another outburst. Screaming, sobbing over Legos. "Honey, take a deep breath. This seems a little extreme."
Deep breath in, and on the exhale it all comes tumbling out: "Mama! Abby had such a rough day at school today and I felt so bad for her and there was nothing I could do about it. I felt bad. It made me grumpy and Hannah didn't care. I wanted Hannah to feel bad too, so I snapped at her. I know I shouldn't have done that and now I feel awful. I feel like she shouldn't even want to be my friend." This is between sobs and wails and deep breaths and nose blows. I hand her a tissue and wonder where to begin.
"Tell me about Abby's bad day." A tale of second grade woe: forgotten homework, a good student finding herself in a "bad" position, embarrassed. My jBird feels her pain keenly. These things are important. She knows how she would feel in the same spot and it bothers her.
"Is Abby OK now?" Abby got over it. She is, after all, seven. There are faeries to imagine, math problems to do, butterflies to chase. I choose my words carefully for once. It's a balancing act I do.
"One of the things I love best about you is your great big heart. You care about people. You understand that people are hurting and that bothers you. That's called empathy and it's a good thing to have." This prompts more wails from her.
We both take deep breaths and carry on. "Do you think Abby is still crying over her forgotten homework? But you are still crying for her. What do you think about that?" This is where it gets treacherous for me. One toe out of place, one false start... the balancing act I do.
"I think it's kind of silly." She heaves.
"Well, I don't know if I'd call it silly. It's not silly to care about people. That's important. It's also important to care about yourself, though."
"I do care about myself!" She does, too.
"I know you do, sweetie. But part of how we learn to care about ourselves is to not give too much of our hearts away." I can speak with authority on this subject. "It's nice that it touches you, but does it need to touch you that deeply for the rest of the day? Some things are worth all of this emotional energy, some things are not. For the things that are not, you need to take care of yourself by learning to guard your heart a little bit. You have to choose what will be a big deal, what will be sad, but not that big a deal." It is not my place to tell her what is a big deal and what isn't. The big deals of seven-year-olds frequently go unnoticed by adults. I remember this right now. There are many days that I don't remember this and dismiss her and tell her to stop yelling at her brother. This is the balancing act I do.
"How do I do it, Mom? How do I guard my heart? I can't help what I feel." Ahh. Busted. Therein lies the rub, doesn't it? How, indeed? I am still learning this. I fail at this miserably. But now I must explain what I know, but not what I always do. This is the balancing act I do.
"Well, your feelings come. They are automatic. They are essentially chemical reactions in your brain to a situation." I can talk like this to her. She's used to it. "We can't help those, they just happen. What we can help is what we do with them. It's up to you what labels you give them: anger, fear, sadness, love. Does that make sense?" It does. We've talked about this before.
"Oh! It's like the train coming into the station, right? I don't have to get on?" Yes, it's exactly like that. "But sometimes I forget and I'm on the train before I realize it." She loves a metaphor as much as her Mama does.
"Yes, that happens. We all do that. But you can choose to get off, apologize if you need to. Forgive yourself and move on." These are words that I say to her. I think she knows I don't fully understand them. I wait. She blows her nose.
"Sometimes I can't forgive myself." Her voice is small and tired and I blow my nose, because I know. This strange heredity that keeps me up at night. Did she just come that way? Something in my DNA that passed on to her like alcoholism or depression? Or have I taught her this through my actions? Both are terrifying and I find them unforgivable. You see why this is tricky for me. This is the balancing act I do.
She crawls on my lap, all long legs and angles where baby pudge used to be. She buries her head in my chest like she's done since her first hour on earth. We quietly sit and cry together over the things we can't forgive. I don't have practical answers for her. I have only my fear and my forgiveness and my love for her.
"We'll work on this together, OK?"


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Hey guys!
Can you believe another month has gone by? I can't! TOMORROW is JUNE 1st and we'll be back for Farm Fresh Friday :)
In the meantime, I wanted to say a HUGE thanks to JO, our May guest designer!
Check out this GORGEOUS card featuring Cheeky Geeky- I LOVE her! Jo, you did an AWESOME job on this and being our MAY GUEST!
Well, there's ONE more little thing ;) I'm feeling generous today, so hmmm...does anyone want to WIN HER????
Go say thanks and farewell to JO and I'll pick a winner off her blog and announce the winner when we reveal our JUNE guest designer on MONDAY, June 4th!!! ;)
Happy last day of May, folks!
Thursday, May 31, 2012
THANKS, Jo!
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9 comments:
- Kim Y. said...
Absolutely adorable!
- May 31, 2012 at 3:26 PM
- Rachel Parys said...
Sooooo cuuuuute!
- May 31, 2012 at 3:55 PM
- Sue D said...
Great card--I like the paper piecing. I left a comment on Jo's blog.
- May 31, 2012 at 4:32 PM
- Heidi Brawley said...
OMG this is Super Cute!!! Those colors are Awesome!!! Now off to Jo's blog to tell her so!!
hugs, Heidi
- May 31, 2012 at 5:52 PM
- Jenn Borjeson said...
Jo did a great job, her style is colorful and fun. This is one of my favorite stamps, and she rocked her. :)
- May 31, 2012 at 7:16 PM
- Denice said...
What an adorable card, I just love Jo's style!
- May 31, 2012 at 7:49 PM
- Pöydän kulmalla näpertelijä said...
Wow! Such a stunner!
- May 31, 2012 at 11:48 PM
- Linda said...
Jo did a fab job! Will definitely show her some love! Thanks for being so generous and Happy Aloha Friday!
- June 1, 2012 at 2:56 AM
- antdoda said...
This is such a cute card!! I so want this stamp!!!
- June 2, 2012 at 11:10 AM
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Hear what actual students are saying about finishing online college at Southwestern Christian University!
" I have never been the type of person to start something and not finish it. That is why I want to finish my education and get my Bachelor's degree in business. I know that with my hands on experience and the knowledge that I will obtain going to Southwestern Christian University, the sky's the limit for me. With this combination I only see myself running my own successful business, or working in a fortune 500 hundred company."
Rafael T., Business Student
" I have the knowledge of his word, but getting an education would put me in a position where people will know I'm serious about my faith and ministry. I know what to say to encourage people but an education makes all the difference. I've prayed for a long time for guidance to know that I'm making the right decision and God has shown me the way and has proven this is the right thing for me. I've put it off for so long but it never leaves me. I feel as if there is something else I need to accomplish in my life. I am ready to spread his word to the world."
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" I have no more doubt about God and His plan for me. That is why, regardless, of what the outcome is with this, I will be okay. If God has other plans for me, returning to school will be blocked one way or another. But if school is where God wants me, I trust He will work out the kinks. I will just keep doing the footwork and allowing God to open amazing insight and opportunities which I can use to glorify Him."
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" I was inspired to get a Degree in Social Work and a Certificate in Ministry based on the fact that I have a desire to help people. I know that counseling people in a psychological manner can be ineffective if we do not have the spiritual revelation also. God has blessed us with the Holy Spirit to be guided into all truth, and there is no better helper. I know with the educational and spiritual knowledge I will be able to help people in a more profound way. I know to do that effectively I need to earn my degree also. It is very important to me that the people that come to me can trust I have the educational background required and the love of God shed abroad in my heart by the Holy Ghost."
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" My ambition is aimed at helping women and children who are indigent and who are looking for spiritual guidance. After speaking with the Student Admission Support Specialist and obtaining the history of SWCU, I know this is the right path to take. Attending SWCU and completing my educational goal in becoming a Social Worker, will open up the door towards new horizons and give me an opportunity to accomplish my lifelong dream and that is to be a help to others."
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I hope your weekends we're wonderful and your week is even better.
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Hello little corner. The first thing that caught my eye about this cheerful little space was the lucite console with the magazines stacked up underneath (and the coffee table too). I have an ever growing collection of magazines that seem to multiply like rabbits. In fact I don't even remember subscribing to half of them (does this happen to anyone else?). But being as I haven't had time (made time) to read them all I can't throw them out and I know if I put them "away" they will forever sit under my stairs or high in a closet. I love the idea of keeping them accessible but also using them to add visual interest that isn't as cluttered as what I currently have going on. And while pink is presently in my favor I am also loving it paired with a hints of gold and blue. And of course every few months I have to add a berotia diamond chair to one of my wish lists. It's still on there - someday. Someday I will have one and I will name him harry after his dad, which will suit him perfectly after I dress him up in a sheepskin.
Oh, and if you haven't checked out the selections of rugs from Lulu & Georgia you should do that now. So many. So pretty.


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Yesterday we mentioned the Washington Post's report about how the White House planned to implement a good bank/bad bank scheme for Fannie Mae (FNM) and Freddie Mac (FRE), essentially freeing up healthier GSEs to get back out there.
It sounds as though it was just a trial balloon. The White House is quickly walking back on the story.
WaPo: "The story out today is light years ahead of any decision-making process here," White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs told reporters, referring to a story Thursday in The Washington Post. "Safe to say that many senior administration economic officials learned of this proposal sometime this morning at the foot of their driveway."
But an e-mail, dated Wednesday, between the Treasury Department and the White House's National Economic Council said that the bad bank approach has been the subject of policy papers distributed across the administration.
So there you go. Even if the White House wanted to do this, it'll probably be a long, slow process, and not something easily done in the middle of all kinds of other fights.


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Verizon Wireless might not carry the iPhone, casting jealous glances at AT&T's way, but they do have what some might consider to be the poor man's iPhone in the form of the Motorola Krave ZN4. This handset is pretty unique in its own way since it comes with two layers of touch, one on the interactive clear flip located outside while underneath that you get a full touch screen display. The use of touch is meant to ease navigation and accessibility, and Verizon Wireless has tried to do that by offering easy access to many of its functions and services with a single touch, despite having the flip closed.
The Krave ZN4, in essence, brings together the familiarity of a flip design complete with the excitement of touch and haptic feedback in a single device. You will be able to access all of the phone's more regularly used features as well as services (watching V CAST Mobile TV, accessing photos, playing music, viewing text messages) via one touch access on the clear flip itself. In addition, with the flip design, you are able to place phone calls without wearing out the touch screen, although I would think a screen protector could easily solve any problems concerning screen wear and tear. Nice to see Motorola throw in a side lock to prevent accidental touching which could result in you calling Afghanistan.
Some of the Verizon Wireless multimedia entertainment services found on the Krave ZN4 include V CAST Mobile TV and V CAST Video, V CAST Music with Rhapsody 1.2, VZ Navigator and Visual Voice Mail among others. You will also find a 2 megapixel camera located on the Krave ZN4, while a built-in accelerometer is able to detect when and how the phone rotates, quickly countering that movement by showing the display in the right orientation. Bluetooth connectivity is also thrown in for greater connectivity options. You will be able to bring home the Motorola Krave ZN4 for $149.99 after a $50 mail-in rebate and a new two-year customer agreement.