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DURHAM, N.C. - Duke sophomore goalkeeper Kyle Turri posted nine saves while junior attackman Jordan Wolf had two goals and two assists as the Blue Devils upended fourth-ranked and reigning national champion Loyola, 9-8, on a brisk Friday night at Koskinen Stadium.
"Dan [Wigrizer] was hurt so Kyle stepped in," said head coach John Danowski. "Kyle has stepped in for us before and he has some Division I experience. We were certainly delighted with his performance tonight."
After pushing their lead to 9-7 on Wolf's goal from Jake Tripucka at the 3:45 mark of the fourth period, the Blue Devils (3-4) held off the Greyhounds, who pulled within one goal at 9-8 on Justin Ward's marker with 1:13 left in the game. Duke's Brendan Fowler secured the ensuing faceoff, but, following a Blue Devil turnover, Loyola regained possession and called timeout with 37 seconds on the clock. Duke's defense, led by senior close defenseman Bill Conners on Loyola attackman Mike Sawyer, stymied the Greyhounds, who were unable to get a shot off before time expired.
"Billy [Conners] was just fundamentally sound," Danowski said. "One of our goals all week was - in order to be successful against a team like Loyola - you have to win individual battles. Loyola kids won some, their attackmen won some, but we won the one at the end."
Duke jumped out to a 3-0 lead in the first seven minutes on goals by Josh Dionne, Case Matheis and Wolf. Loyola (4-2) responded with four consecutive goals of its own before Dionne's second tally knotted the game at 4-4 early in the third period. The two teams then traded a pair of goals to make it 6-6 with 10 minutes to play in the fourth quarter. With neither team holding more than a two-goal lead since the Blue Devils led 3-1 at the 2:40 mark of the first quarter, Duke's Josh Offit and Christian Walsh made it a two-goal game again, 8-2 as they scored less than one minute apart midway through the fourth quarter.
Wolf's four total points led the Blue Devils with Dionne, Matheis and Offit added two markers each. Tripucka logged a pair of assists. Duke starting attack scored eight of the team's 13 points with six goals on 17 shots for the game.
"Your team is always a work in progress," Danowski said. "You learn from your experiences. We happen to play a really tough schedule early on, but you learn. We've got really resilient young men who have done everything we've asked them to do in practice. As a coach you always hope that they get rewarded game day but that's not always the case. But this particular week, they worked, watched film, came to meetings and did everything we've asked them to do. So I'm very proud of our group for working."
Seven different Greyhounds found the back of the net with Ward scoring twice. In goal, Jack Runkel had six saves.
Loyola won 12-of-21 faceoffs and finished with 35 ground balls to Duke's 25. The Blue Devils' man-down defense went 2-of-3 for the night.
Duke resumes ACC play Wednesday, March 13 against North Carolina at Fetzer Field in Chapel Hill. Faceoff is set for 7:30 p.m. and the game will be televised live by ESPNU.


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Scott is in custody in Morgan County jail facing charges of vehicular eluding, reckless endangerment, reckless driving, several other traffic offenses, child abuse (because of having a child in her vehicle during the chase) and second degree assault on a police officer.
A welfare check on Scott and a child in her sport utility vehicle set off the chase on Highway 34 between Brush and Fort Morgan that involved several collisions between her SUV and law enforcement vehicles.
Scott fled from the Ackley Building Center, 1402 Mill St., when Brush police tried to contact her for a welfare check, reports indicated; it was unclear how that check was initiated.
Morgan County Sheriff's Department and Colorado State Patrol officers joined the pursuit, and Scott ran into several law enforcement vehicles before she was arrested in the parking area at DFA near the east edge of Fort Morgan.
The sheriff's department responded to assist Brush police at about 4:40 p.m., just after the pursuit began, said Sheriff Jim Crone.
Officers knew that there was a child in the SUV and tried to block it in, but Scott tried to go around the law enforcement cars and went into the oncoming lane.
Undersheriff Dave Martin drove ahead and attempted to throw out stop sticks to deflate the tires but was unable to get them deployed in time.
Two Colorado State Patrol troopers set up east of Barlow Road and threw out stop sticks, but Scott swerved sharply towards the shoulder towards one of the officers, Crone said. Trooper John Takahashi was actually touched by the vehicle, putting his hands on the hood to protect himself, but the SUV stopped when it hit Takahashi's car.
The driver then backed up, hitting sheriff's Sgt. Shauna Ponce's car and started westbound again, Crone said.
Sheriff's Lt. Jon Horton then used a tactical vehicle intervention (a maneuver in which a pursuit vehicle swerves into the quarter panel of the pursued vehicle) to attempt to stop the SUV, but Scott drove onto the lot alongside DFA in an attempt to get away, the sheriff said.
In the muddy dirt lot between DFA and Highway 34, Horton used another intervention maneuver to spin out the SUV. Horton and two other sheriff's offive vehicles then pinned the SUV in, although Scott accelerated against the vehicles trying to push them away, Crone said.
The child was pulled from the vehicle and the driver was forcibly subdued by deputies and Brush officers, the sheriff said.Four sheriff's office vehicles suffered damage at the end of the chase, and four had flat tires from stop sticks as they attempted to keep the SUV blocked in and somewhat contained at lower speeds, Crone said.
Fort Morgan police officers were stationed further west on Highway 34 to intercept the vehicle had it not been stopped, trying to keep the vehicle from getting into Fort Morgan and even heavier traffic, the sheriff noted.
While in the muddy dirt lot between the highway and DFA, Lt Horton used another TVI to again spin the SUV out, Horton and two other sheriff's office vehicles then pinned the SUV in, though the driver accelerated against the vehicles trying to push them away.
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The 2014 event includes free lawn seating for guests age 18 and younger.
The Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra (RPO) at The Constellation Brands-Marvin Sands Performing Arts Center (CMAC) will host its Independence Day concert on Thursday, July 3, 2014, at 8 p.m. The RPO's Salute to America will feature American classics and patriotic marches, including Tchaikovsky's "1812 Overture" and Sousa's "Stars and Stripes Forever."
The family-friendly event with its post-concert fireworks display for 2014 includes special ticket promotions:The 2014 concert will offer free lawn tickets to guests under 18. The special value responds to the interest families have shown in attending the annual, patriotic concert, said Charles Owens, RPO president and chief executive officer in a release Wednesday.
Tickets for Salute to America to be held at CMAC on the Finger Lakes Community College campus in Hopewell range from $15 for lawn seats to $49 for table seats. Each adult ticket purchase receives two lawn tickets at no charge for those 18 years of age and younger.
Tickets go on sale Dec. 19 at 11 a.m. and can be purchased via –http://www.ticketmaster.com/event/00004B912BA757A9 atticketmaster.com, by calling (800) 745-3000, and at the Blue Cross Arena Box Office (One War Memorial Square) or by calling (585) 758-5330.
Visit www.rpo.com for all RPO shows, and view the 2014 CMAC line up and show announcements atwww.cmacevents.com.


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One of the proudest moments in Denise Sconiers' life came when she graduated from Tallahassee Community College. She was one step closer to fulfilling a lifelong dream, which was buried deep, for years: that of becoming a teacher of children who have physical and mental challenges.
Graduation day in May 2011 was even sweeter because she and her daughter, LaKendra, earned their Associate of Arts degrees at the same time.
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LOWELL -- The city has named Assistant City Solicitor Eric Slagle the new director of Development Services.
Slagle has served as an assistant city solicitor in Lowell since 2005 and has at different times temporarily overseen the former Inspectional Services department and the City Clerk's Office.
Slagle has also served on Melrose's Zoning Board of Appeals.
"I am thrilled that someone with Eric's skills and expertise emerged as a candidate for this important position," City Manager Bernie Lynch said in a statement released late Monday afternoon.
"With his strong relationships throughout the department, he will be in an excellent position to build on the successes of the first two years of the Development Services Office to continue to strengthen the delivery of permitting, code enforcement and project-review services for the city."
Slagle replaces Kendra Amaral, who resigned from her city post earlier this fall to become the assistant town manager in Wilmington.
The city did not say what Slagle's new salary will be.
Slagle's budgeted salary as an assistant city solicitor was $79,620. Amaral was slated to make $88,870 this fiscal year.
Slagle could not be reached for comment late Monday afternoon. He will move to his new role in Development Services "in the coming weeks," according to the city.
Development Services enforces the building and sanitary codes.
Lynch said Slagle will be charged with working with Assistant City Manager Adam Baacke and Building Commissioner Robert Marsilia to carry out Development Service's mission.
One of Slagle's initial assignments will be helping his department implement the amended rental-property inspection ordinance, which requires rental properties to be inspected every three years.
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Indeed farewell and good luck. I hope you find lots of dinosaur bones, invent something else that's great, or just spend a lot of quality time with a PS2. In fact, my vote goes to that quality time with the PS2 as you've already done more than your fair share to the community and are owed some downtime.
Whatever your choice, the NY StudSquad will be thrilled to see you at any paintball event, and for each event that we don't see you, at least your legacy will be present.
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Luxury watches, Swiss watches
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Rolex реплики TAG Heuer combines manual craftsmanship with the best and latest technology, for ladies' and men's watches that bear witness to heritage while inspiring innovation and excellence. Resolutely modern yet enduringly sophisticated, a TAG Heuer watch goes beyond sublime aesthetics: its automatic watches boast high frequencies ranging from 21,600 vibrations per hour to up to 360,000 (as in the case of the Calibre 360), ensuring excellent mechanical precision. For this reason, a number of its automatic watch movements have been awarded the prestigious Official Swiss Chronometer Control (C.O.S.C.) certificate.
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Копии часов на продажу Meanwhile, its watches for women are the height of understated elegance. Its diamond watches, in particular, add a touch of feminine sparkle to the iconic men's watch models that have made the TAG Heuer name: the TAG Heuer Carrera, the Monaco, the Link, the Aquaracer and the TAG Heuer Formula 1. With luxury materials and scaled back lines, these stylish ladies' timepieces carry on the tradition of fine craftsmanship and impeccable precision that has been part of the brand's DNA for over a century.
Rolex реплики All this to say that TAG Heuer timepieces are about more than just luxury or precision: they are the bearer of the finest in Swiss craftsmanship pushed boldly into the future. Aesthetically sublime yet decidedly reliable, finely crafted yet resolutely high-tech, contemporary yet refined, TAG Heuer gives new meaning to luxury watches for men and women.


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Sunday will be a Super Bowl many Siskiyou County NFL fans have been waiting a long time for.For the first time since 1995 the San Francisco 49ers are Super Bowl bound.
With a good number of Niners fans in Siskiyou County there should be a ton of memorable Super Bowl parties as fans root for their beloved Niners.
My hope is to do a story on what it means to die hard 49er's fans to finally make another Super Bowl after an 18-year absence from the big game.
I plan to talk to as many fans here as possible about any Niner memories they would like to share, plans for the big game, and what makes them such Niners fanatics.
And, I would like to hear from fans about what it means to them to finally have the Niners back in the Super Bowl
Perhaps there's even a fan or two that are heading to New Orleans for the big game.
And, I know that some people put out quite the spread on Super Bowl Sunday. If you think you or you friends or relatives party or a particular dish or dishes is out of sight, let me know. The more readers I hear from the better.
So, if you are a huge Niners fan or know anyone that would be good to talk to please call or write to me by Thursday at 10 a.m.
And, if there are any huge Baltimore Raven fans out there that live in Siskiyou County or have connections here please feel free to write or call me as well.
If you do want to write to me and share your memories make sure to give me your first and last name and what city you live in.
I know that local bars and restaurants should be expecting a lot of people on Sunday to watch the game. I would also like to hear from these establishments as well and find out about their preparations for Sunday and how many more people they expect this year compared to other Super Bowls because of the presence of the Niners in the Super Bowl.
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I'm looking forward to hearing from Niners fans here.
This should be a great game.
I'm a huge fan of San Fransisco signal caller Colin Kaepernick. I feel if he keeps this up he will become on of the best if not best quarterback in the NFL in a few years time. While I think Alex Smith was a better than average quarterback, I believe that head coach Jim Harbaugh made the right call to put in Kaepernick. His bold move has been rewarded with a Super Bowl berth. And, of course, the game has been hyped up quite a bit in the national media because of Jim and John Harbaugh. I am looking forward to having two brothers as head coaches of the two Super Bowl teams. It's not something that's ever happened before after all.
So, who do I think will come away with the victory? Good question. Baltimore has looked impressive in the playoffs and are solid on both sides of the field. I have never been the biggest Joe Flacco fan but I've got to admit he has been slinging the ball with accuracy as of late. I was impressed with his performance against the Patriots in the AFC Championship game. While the Ravens defense may not be as strong as in previous years it still has some very talented players such as Ed Reed and Ray Lewis. Of course, the Niners defense is quite good and can help them to victory.
It is always a crap shoot to predict a winner of the Super Bowl. And, I have been hit and miss. I admit that I picked the Patriots last year. But, if I had to take an educated guess I'm going to say the Niners by a touchdown.
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Sunday will be a Super Bowl many Siskiyou County NFL fans have been waiting a long time for.For the first time since 1995 the San Francisco 49ers are Super Bowl bound.


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May 9
1800 block of N. Buerkle
Ptl. Seneca Thornton was dispatched to a local childcare center after a mother began using abusive and obscene language when she arrived to pick up her child. The director said the woman was upset because her mother was terminated from the center months prior. She was asked to not return.
May 10
600 block of E. Buerkle
Ptl. Seneca Thornton took a report that an unknown vehicle cracked the front windshield of a city's work truck while passing it on North Buerkle Street. Damage was estimated to be $150 in value.
Stuttgart Police Department
Ptl. William Basore took a walk-in report after a woman said her vehicle was broken into between 10 p.m. Thursday and 8 a.m. Friday with her console and glove box gone through. Nothing was taken.
1800 block of S. vine
Ptl. George Bethell was dispatched to a residence after a man reported someone keying his vehicle all the way around it and on the hood and trunk. The damage was estimated at $1,000, and the owner was unsure who would do it.
May 11
1200 block of S. Porter
Ptl. Seneca Thornton responded to an alleged criminal mischief report after a man reported that a woman came to his residence and started a verbal argument, accusing him of cheating on her. She then proceeded to scratch his vehicle when he would not open his door to the residence. Damage was estimated at $500.
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Ptl. Kenneth Williams responded to the emergency room regarding a woman who, after returning home from a club, got into an altercation with her husband. The husband then allegedly bit her on the finger with the injury possibly requiring stitches. She was advised to "sober up for a few hours before coming to the police department (to) file a report and to fill out an affidavit if she wished to press charges."


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Ottawa Winterlude Festival - Rideau Canal Skating Fun! Feb 17, 2007 Photo Album (English eBook C9)
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This photo album show cases the incredibly fun Ottawa Winterlude Festival which is held every year during the month of February from the 2nd to 18th. Winterlude is all about enjoying fun outdoor winter activities be it skating on the Ottawa Rideau Canal Skateway, cross country skiing in the Gatineau Hills, or downhill skiing at the four local area ski resorts. This photo album takes you skating on the Ottawa Rideau Canal on Feb 17, 2007. Plan to go skating on clear cold days and skiing on those wonderful snowy winter days. The Ottawa Winterlude Festival is a family event and so make sure to bring your kids if you have any! You will not be surprised when I tell you then that 50% or more of the people on the Ottawa Rideau Canal Skateway are kids and they definitely know how to have fun! If your kids are too young to skate do not worry at all. Bring your stroller onto the ice or bring a toboggan to pull your kids or rent one of the popular the sleds to help push your kids and other family members around. The Ottawa Rideau Canal Skateway is very lenient in this regard and very family friendly. If you are accustomed to having to follow a lot of rules at your local skating rink you will find the Ottawa Rideau Canal Skateway to be a much more enjoyable and inviting experience. The most important rule is bring yourself, your friends, your family, your kids, and (almost) whatever it takes to help get from one end of the ice to the other and then back again. At 7.8km (5 miles) long the Ottawa Rideau Canal Skateway is the longest outdoor ice rink in the world. A round trip is 15.6km (10 miles) and it is a fantastic way to get outdoor exercise and fresh air in the winter time. To help make your skate more enjoyable and give you lots of energy there are Beavertail Huts spaced at strategic locations along the length of the Ottawa Rideau Canal Skateway. They are great places to purchase a delicious Beavertail Pastry topped with your favorite ingredients and to get a hot chocolate to warm you up if you get a little chilly. On snowy days when the ice is hard to skate on just grab your downhill or cross country skies and head up to the local ski hills. There are four to choose from, Camp Fortune, Mont Cascade, Edelweiss Valley, and Ski Vorlage all within 15-30 minutes of downtown. Most of all though enjoy Ottawa's Winterlude Festival. It is the event of the year!!
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POTTSTOWN — A $1 million grant to create six miles of new bike lanes and to improve sidewalks for walking is about more than concrete and paint.
To Pottstown Schools Superintendent Jeff Sparagana, it's about health and it's about the future.
In short, it's about the exercise.
Last summer, the school district gathered staff and health experts for the "Healthy Minds/Healthy Bodies" initiative at The Hill School to explore the district's new emphasis on health and the importance of physical activity in sparking healthy brain activity.
Built in to class schedules in Pottstown are mini-brain breaks during which brief periods of "brain energizing activities" keep the learning juices flowing.
Healthy snacks are served, sweets discouraged and the physical education curriculum has been augmented to include teaching about healthy lifestyle choices as part of the district's initiative.
The district even has a full-time "wellness coordinator," courtesy of the Pottstown Area Health and Wellness Foundation.
So a joint project with the borough that seeks to improve and encourage safe walking and biking to school by making improvements to bike lanes and sidewalks is a perfect fit, Sparagana said.
"This helps our students, and their parents, understand the benefits of stepping away from the big SUV, from the gasoline that people use, and use your body's own energy to get where you need to go and to enhance your sense of health at the same time," he said.
Sparagana agreed that much like the success of recycling was driven by teaching children its importance, helping Pottstown develop a healthier lifestyle may come about as students now in school grow up to appreciate its benefits.
"We're helping them to learn that when you take care of your body, you're healthier, you feel better and you're more productive," he said. "And walking and biking to school is all part of making sure you stay active."
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The culture of the Secret City must have been scary for some Oak Ridgers in 1943-45. Counterintelligence people watched other intelligent people suspiciously — and some people mysteriously disappeared.
This article is brought to us by Carolyn Krause drawing on the oral histories found in the 'Center for Oak Ridge Oral History', a great resource for our community's unique history.
The culture of the Secret City must have been scary for some Oak Ridgers in 1943-45. Counterintelligence people watched other intelligent people suspiciously — and some people mysteriously disappeared.
There's a story that a woman riding with her friend on a bus to their jobs started talking about her geranium garden. The guard on the bus thought she said the forbidden word "uranium" (code-named tube alloy). He almost arrested her until he found out she was talking about her flowers!
You can learn about what it was like to live with secrecy in Oak Ridge by reading Steve Stow's interview with Grady Whitman on the Center for Oak Ridge Oral History website: http://www.oakridgetenn.org/department/Library/Departments-%26-Services/COROH.
Grady was involved with the uranium-enriching calutrons at Y-12. He later transferred to the Oak Ridge National Laboratory, where he headed up a program that determined the effects of extreme pressures and heat on irradiated reactor vessel sections.
"Oak Ridge was the largest collection of reasonably intelligent people ever assembled who didn't know what they were doing — and, boy, I fell right into this category," said Whitman, referring to his introduction to the calutron.
An early member of the Army's Special Engineer Detachment, Whitman enjoyed living in the barracks across from St. Mary's Church — partly because the residents had maid service.
After arriving in a bus from Knoxville and riding around in buses to see Manhattan Project construction in Oak Ridge, he learned the source of many of the 800 buses here. They came from the fleet used during the Chicago World's Fair of 1934.
For two weeks, he received training near the administration building in downtown Oak Ridge. "Young man, we're glad to see you," the head of personnel for Tennessee Eastman and Y-12 told him. "We need all the help we can get. I can't tell you what we're doing, but it is extremely important to the war effort. … It could be a determining factor."
After he saw his first calutron in the training building, "I learned a new language," Whitman said. "Nothing was called by its generic name: A calutron was a D, a filament was a K, an ion chamber was a J."
A mechanical engineering student in college, he learned how to assemble a calutron, a complex device that used a powerful magnet to separate accelerated ion beams. He didn't understand its purpose. Then he was transferred to Y-12's Alpha-1 Building in late March 1944.
"Alpha-1 had started up and had to be shut down because dirt was found in the magnet oil," he said. "The counter-intelligence corps suspected sabotage.
"I got put in the mechanical assembly group, taking parts and putting them together. Y-12 was in a terrible bind back then because of failures right and left, and lots of operational difficulties." For example, bushings in the calutrons designed to handle 50,000 volts at 3.5 amps sometimes failed in a spectacular display of fireworks.
After finding out how to repair calutrons, Whitman, then 24, learned "how to operate these beasts" when he was transferred to operations. "I became a track foreman. I had 48 cubicles that I had to look out for. I supervised 50 teenage girls, five startup men, electricians and maintenance men."
Did Whitman suspect what was going on at Y-12 by this time?
"I was coming back from the Y-12 cafeteria one night and followed two MDs (physicians) headed towards the dispensary. They were talking about heavy metal poisoning and its effect on kidneys. And they mentioned uranium — loose lips. It dawned on me that no one had ever mentioned the word uranium before."
Whitman was impressed by the size of Y-12 (two miles long) and the intensity of the activities as "some 22,500 people scrambled around in there. You were designated to work in a certain area, encouraged to learn everything you need to know to do your job and discouraged from learning anything else."
Gen. Leslie Groves, head of the Manhattan Project, devised the concept of compartmentalization, which Whitman called "a good idea." Color-coded work uniforms were a key to the concept's success.
"Everybody in production, even the building superintendent, wore a uniform," Whitman said. "If you were in process work, you wore a blue uniform."
Chemists wore white uniforms; electricians, green uniforms; millwrights and maintenance workers, khaki uniforms.
"If you were in supervision," Whitman said, "you had an epaulet and a ring around your shoulder. If you were a chemist and walked into my area, my first question to you was, 'What do you need and what are you doing here?' You stood out like a sore thumb."
The badges had Roman numerals as codes. "If you had an 'I,' you knew where the dispensary and the restroom were," he said. "If you had a 'V,' you knew everything that God created."
Whitman once asked, "What would happen if I blabbed?" The reply was, "They'll send you to the Aleutians (a chain of U.S. volcanic islands that extend southwest of the Alaska Peninsula).
"When I was in basic training, the lieutenant in charge of my platoon came from the· Aleutians," Whitman said. "He said it's a God-awful place. It's foggy, it's rocky, it's cold, there's nothing there. … Don't ever go to the Aleutians."
Whitman knew the calutrons were being used to separate U-235 from U-238. He was told to refer to U-235 as R and U-238 as Q.
Whitman was not supposed to know the enriched uranium from Y-12 calutrons was intended for use in an atomic bomb. But he was curious.
"I went to the Oak Ridge library and found a textbook on physics by William Pollard (founder of the predecessor of Oak Ridge Associated Universities). I pulled it out, found the pages with darkened edges, opened it up and there it was — a statement on the potential for splitting the atom for a weapon and the enormous energy that would be released. And, after I read that, the thing that concerned me was, 'How would we ever deliver this weapon?' It would be a suicide mission. It could blow up the world."
He couldn't talk about his concerns with anyone. The culture of secrecy can be scary.
Thanks Carolyn. A second part to this story will follow.


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wow! thats nice! all u need now is a metal grip frame! so who did that paintjob??
Planning on a chrome frame and polishing the rail when I get a chance. SIN custom painted it but I cannot recommend them really.Originally posted by iisp0tii
wow! thats nice! all u need now is a metal grip frame! so who did that paintjob??
who is this "SIN" i keep hearing about???does he/she have website,and why cant u recomend them?
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You had to ask? It's Miscue, the almighty Moderator, of course he's too lazy to switch the button, when he's up 24 hours modding posts.Originally posted by FeelTheRT
whao.. Miscue just got another Mag. You have an Emag, are you just that lazy to flick teh switch to M and put the key on?
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> so bjjb what do you hunt you know with
> the scoe and all lol just playing nice
> little setup. iam guessing you like
> woods?
Heh, no problem. I play both woods and speedball, though I am a bit more partial to the random distribution of cover in woods.
The sight on top is a unity magnification (doesn't magnify at all) active reflex (red dot) sight. Believe it or not, when you've got time to aim your shots, a sight does help. Of course, that occurs most often in woodsball or the night paintball games I play in. For speedball, that sight is pretty much a couple of ounces of extra weight.
The last time I played with my mag was during a night paintball game, and red dot sights are perfect for such situations. Even if my paint is falling a foot away from where I'm aiming, that's far better than someone who can't see where their shots are going in the dark trying to shoot back at me. I've held an entire tapeline of a speedball field against multiple opponents during a night game, simply because my shots were zipping past their heads or smacking into them while theirs were landing all over the place.
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A few of my favorite photos from a recent run at Point Reyes National Seashore. It has been a couple years since I did this particular route and it was just as good as I remembered it. Highlights include Mount Wittenberg, Woodward Valley, Sculptured Beach, Kelham Beach, Arch Rock, Wildcat Beach and Alamere Falls; essentially all the highlights of the southern portion of Point Reyes. From my experience, late fall and winter are particularly good times to visit during good weather stretches with excellent clarity and little in the way of marine fog. Simply put, Point Reyes is awesome! Complete photo album here.
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It would be easy to urge the Rockford Board of Education to lower the School District's tax levy. The property tax burden in this region is much too high.
We think, however, that the board made the right decision to hold the line on its tax levy because too many variables could quickly alter the district's finances.
The district is healthy financially, with $150 million in reserves. Being able to call the district healthy financially seemed ludicrous seven years ago, when the public school system here was on the state's financial watch list and issued tax-anticipation warrants to cover its bills.
The district was a step away — perhaps only half a step — from being taken over by the state. If you think your taxes are too high today, imagine what they would be if that had happened.
The turnaround has been amazing, but there are factors that could just as easily send the district in the wrong direction.
The Property Tax Extension Limitation Law, passed here in 1996, limits taxing entities to increases of 5 percent or the rate of inflation, whichever is lower. Most have taken the maximum amount they are allowed by the law. Winnebago County has 86 taxing bodies; 52 increased the levy last year.
The ups & downs of property tax calculations
When you start talking about tax levies and tax rates, the conversation gets confusing. Most people care only about what they have to pay when the tax bills come due.
Last year, the Rockford School District lowered its tax levy by $16 million, which led to 67 percent of Rockford homeowners paying less on their property tax bills. The tax rate, however, increased because property values declined. The more property values decline, the more tax rates increase because taxing entities are entitled to what they received the previous year plus the rate of inflation.
Those tax rates have statutory limits, and the Durand and Harlem school districts are closing in on them. Rockford is in good shape, but it could hit the tax-rate limit within two years unless property values increase. If it hits its limit and property values continue to decline, the district will have less money.
All Illinois school districts are wary of what the state will do with pension obligations. It's almost certain that the state will push some of the pension burden onto school districts. How much and how many years districts will get to adjust to the new expense still is being debated, but schools must be prepared to absorb those costs.
Besides, the state is notorious for paying late, so schools must have cash on hand to be ready for those shortfalls, even if they are temporary.
Rockford schools are in the midst of a $310 million capital improvement plan approved by voters last fall. One of the reasons so much money is needed to refurbish schools is that maintenance has been neglected for many years — in other words, there never was enough money set aside for buildings. Once the capital plan is complete, it's important for the district to have enough money to keep its buildings up to date.
If Rockford is to escape its economic malaise, it needs good schools producing the skilled workers needed for the 21st century. The Rockford School District has brought back the seventh hour for instruction, started the academy approach in high schools to get students ready for college or careers, and developed partnerships with businesses to further enhance learning.
The schools have built a lot of positive momentum, and it's important to invest in them to keep that momentum going. Sure, we'd like to have lower tax bills, but we'd rather have a school district we can be proud of, one that produces graduates so smart and so skilled that companies want to move here to use that workforce.
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Earlier this week, the sunshine was pouring into my kitchen.
Earlier this week, the sunshine was pouring into my kitchen. It was wonderfully warm and bright outside. Choosing to ignore the whisperings of global warming that occasionally filter through my brain I instead chose to enjoy the few minutes of solitude before the gym bags and textbooks catapulted through our front door.
I often have to take brain breaks from writing and one of the best ways to switch my thinking from a tough assignment is to wash the dishes. I genuinely love to wash dishes.
Washing dishes at my maternal grandmother's was an endurance sport. I swear that woman could stick her hands in boiling water while ironically enough she couldn't pronounce the word boiling. She added an "r" to it, so that word came out "boirling."
As a small child, I would stand on a three-step kitchen ladder beside her, watching, fascinated, as her hands stayed submerged under the suds. All I could do was dart my hands in and out, hoping to snatch a fork or a cup; wrapping my fingers around it long enough to pull it out to the cool air where I would scrub it off and hand it to her for rinsing under the faucet of equally scalding water.
I was the first grandchild and even though I eventually became one of five granddaughters I would hold my hands under scalding water today just to wash dishes with her one more time.
We're all having fun with sister's wedding plans, but I've got to be honest, I'm still in the background doing the happy dance because I know we're just that much closer to grandkids. It's fun to imagine what traditions we'll cultivate. I can teach them how to wash dishes by hand, in slightly hot water, and Big Al can share the finer points of the Beatles.
Innovations are right and left. There are new gadgets every day that modernize our lives and seemingly assist us in moving further and further into our individual shells, but it's the simple times we spend together that make lasting memories. Especially on warm, sunshine filled afternoons.


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This is the (Un)official Capo Fan Club Thread!
This thread was started by FatMan after much encouragement from many of the AO regulars who think Capo is a great gal and deserves her own fan club since she's the OFFICIAL SPOKESMODEL of AGD! More on that later! We don't know if Capo will actually visit this thread or post in it, but we're hoping! We've dug up all of the interesting stuff about Capo and put it here. If you find out anything that needs to be added, just post it! We'll post pics of Capo here whenever we get new ones - but you won't find any Capo in a thong pics here - sorry! If you find any of those, just PM them to FatMan and he'll take care of them!
Next, there is the issue of becomming an official member of the (Un)official Capo Fan Club. To do that, you have to post in this thread and ask FatMan to make you a member. Then's he'll add you name to the list in the official member posting. Then you'll be eligible for all kinds of wonderful benefits. Right now the benefit is being able to get your pciture taken with Capo whenever you meet her and have a camera available. But that's not all, you'll have a place you can post it to show everyone your smiling mug with Capo!
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Depending on whom you ask, 2013 has either been a "banner year" for black films or one that leaves much to be desired. Maybe it's both. But in the last couple of months, much of what I've read on the subject has tended toward the latter sentiment. More major films about black characters have been released in 2013 than in recent years — and they are a stylistically diverse group. Thematically, though, they have quite a bit in common: "42," "Lee Daniels' The Butler," "Fruitvale Station" and "12 Years a Slave" are all based on true stories and center on male protagonists struggling to overcome the daunting effects of institutional racism.
"I am sick and tired of slave and servant movies," Hermene Hartman proclaimed recently in Huffington Post. After Jozen Cummings, writing for The Root, saw a very different sort of film, "The Best Man Holiday," he said he was "proud to see a film in which black men were smiling, and (spoiler alert) not dead or arrested at the end."
These are rightful reminders that the simple media narrative of a "renaissance" in black representation on film is not so simple at all. Hollywood and the big TV networks remain mostly backward-looking when it comes to stories of black life — look no further than the History Channel's recently announced (and utterly unnecessary) remake of Alex Haley's "Roots." It's not that films like "The Butler" shouldn't be made. It's that there is much more to life as a modern-day black individual in America than the legacy of slavery and the struggle for civil rights.
Still, if you're going to complain about "slavery movies" and other historical fare, you should look hard to see if there are other movies out there that actually do tell the kind of stories you're asking for. (Shani O. Hilton did just that in her smart essay for BuzzFeed) Several fictional films about contemporary black life were released this year, although most of them got little attention compared to the likes of "Fruitvale Station," et al. "Mother of George," "The Inevitable Defeat of Mister and Pete" and "Big Words," for instance, all received critical praise. And below, you'll find three more movies that you can — and should — stream right now.
These are not nostalgic movies. And they are not about slavery, civil rights or police brutality. But that doesn't make these films any less thought-provoking. Maybe if we champion them today, more movies like these will get made tomorrow. I hope so."An Oversimplification of Her Beauty," directed by Terence Nance
This movie made Richard Brody's year-end best list for 2013, coming in at No. 9 (just ahead of Inside Llewyn Davis). It was executive-produced by Jay Z. And yet it has largely been missing from conversations about black films this year. Nance's story of unrequited love is a wistful, intricate elegy that plays with an array of cinematic techniques, including home video, voice-over narration and multiple styles of animation.
Nance plays the lead, a character who recalls the many romantic failings in his past, and also recounts what we can assume is his latest unsuccessful attempt at connecting with the opposite sex (in this case, a woman played wonderfully by Namik Minter). It may sound like your typical male-driven indie flick, but you won't find any manic-pixie dream girls here — and Minter's character gets some time to tell her side of the story.
An Oversimplification of Her Beauty is an intensely visual film, and it feels at once personal and universal, without straining for broad appeal. It was like no other movie I saw this year.
Streaming on Fandor and available on DVD."Gimme the Loot," directed by Adam Leon
It's worth noting that the writer-director of "Gimme the Loot" is white. But this beguiling low-budget film, which follows a pair of young graffiti writers in New York City during their two-day quest to tag the Mets Home Run Apple, feels honest and real. Winner of the Grand Jury Prize at South by Southwest in 2012, it reached theaters earlier this year. The film builds a lush, multilayered world of thieves, hustlers and rich kids, and portrays their interactions in a manner that rings true to actual social dynamics. Its protagonists are a pair of best friends, Malcolm (Ty Hickson) and Sophia (Tashiana Washington), who sometimes act like feuding siblings, at other times like potential lovers.
Romance is never the primary focus, though, and while the film has many light-hearted moments, it also offers telling thoughts on both race and class. In one of the best scenes, Malcolm encounters a wealthy white girl (Zoë Lescaze) for a second time. He sold her weed — and flirted with her — earlier in the day, but now, in front of a group of drunk girlfriends, she refers to him disdainfully as a "drug dealer" and puts on airs that weren't so evident before.
The uncomfortable moment highlights the social and language gap that can open up between rich and poor, and it plays with often unspoken ideas about race and sexuality. These heavy topics simmer under the surface, without ever weighing down this buoyant, engaging film.
Streaming on Netflix, Amazon Instant and available on DVD."Newlyweeds," directed by Shaka King
There have been black-cast stoner comedies before — the classic "Friday" and the middling "How High" come to mind — but "Newlyweeds" has more sophisticated aims than those movies. Shaka King's film explores not just the fantastical pleasures of being high — though, fear not, there are weed-induced daydreams in this movie, too — but also how drugs and addiction affect the rest of one's life.
King has said, "It's crazy to me that there hasn't really been a movie like this, that I can think of, where you have a holistic portrayal of contemporary black life in New York City." With his story of Lyle (Amari Cheatom) and Nina (Trae Harris), the writer-director has gotten it done.
Nina comes from an educated two-parent home, while Lyle, as King has suggested, is probably a high school graduate. What's especially intriguing about "Newlyweeds" is the tension between their backgrounds, and the choices that each character makes once that tension can no longer be ignored. Cheatom and Harris work great together on screen, providing more nuances than one expects from most cinematic stoners. Their complicated relationship ebbs and flows, and we are happy to drift along with them.
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Century Club Contractor Spotlight: Hal Smith, Home Energy Performance By Halco
In 2011, Halco earned DOE and EPA's Century Club Award by improving the energy efficiency of 278 homes, more than doubling their Home Performance with Energy Star work in 2010, which was 121 homes. Working with the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) program, Halco was not just able to improve energy efficiency in the area, but they did so with top-quality work. Such quality, in fact, that Home Energy Performance By Halco was honored by NYSERDA as the top contractor (out of 200 participating contractors) in New York State.
Additionally, the company's president, Hal Smith was also honored with the award for "Outstanding Achievement and Excellence" at the recent ACI New York Energy Star for Homes Conference for their top customer service, high-quality solutions, and in-house professional employee training.
So what's Halco's secret? Read on to see what differentiates them and what President Hal Smith credits to the company's success.
Business Profile: Halco
Years in business: We have been in business for 28 years, since 1984
Nonprofit or for-profit? We are a for-profit business
Number of staff: 120
Number of women on staff: 20
Number of work vehicles/trucks: 90
Average number of jobs completed per year: We will do over 500 home performance jobs this year
Average job size: Our average job size is approximately $8,500
Average annual sales: $20,000,000
Required staff certifications: Our team is BPI, NATE, NABCEP, and LEED certified
Languages spoken by staff: English; we don't run into the need to be bilingual in our marketplace
About Halco's Clients & Services
What geographic area do you work in? We service 23 counties in the upstate and central New York areas
What local energy efficiency programs do you work in conjunction with? We work with the Home Performance with Energy Star Program through NYSERDA
Do you work primarily on single or multifamily homes? Do you also work on commercial buildings? We do work on single and multifamily homes, as well as commercial
Do you offer free energy audits or home assessments? We do approximately 75 no-cost energy audits per week. NYSERDA pays us $250 to do these audits
Does your company typically do your own test-in and test-outs? Yes, we do our own
Do you receive third-party verification of your services to clients? We receive third-party QA inspections from Honeywell - they inspect about 20%
Do you offer financing options for your clients? We have several financing options. NYSERDA offers programs with 3.49% and 2.99%
Q&A With Hal Smith:
Home Energy: What have been the critical success factors for your company?
Hal Smith: The critical success factor has been to stick with it. Always do the right thing for the customer and don't be tempted to take the quick, easy path if it is not the right thing for your customer.
HE: What do you think is the one most important item for home performance professionals and/or companies to focus on in the next 2–3 years?
HS: The one most important item for home performance is to look at the entire home as a system. Always reduce energy use before you produce energy with renewables. A lot of companies love to sell the nice big renewable energy packages as we do. We just make it a policy to never do that before giving the customer the opportunity to go through an energy assessment and reduce their energy use first.
You can read the first two articles in this spotlight series by clicking on the following titles: "Century Club Contractor Spotlight: Chad Ruhoff, Neil Kelly Company" and "Century Club Contractor Spotlight: Fred Hutchinson, Hutchinson Plumbing Heating Cooling."
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I had unprotected s*x with a girl, 3 weeks after she claimed to miss her period (she claimed she was on ovulation the time we had s*x) and demanded some money for abortion and the money was paid to her account, the next day she claimed the abortion has been done, a week after, she claimed that she has seen her period. Pls my question is this: 1) is it possible to see your monthly period a week after abortion?
2) Could she be telling the truth or she was out to get money from me (which am not bothered about) because am still trying to get my head around this.
Pls advice me first on what you think about my story, pls its a real story. I tried to be nice to her and was telling her that I don't believe her story, but she insisted it happened, but I still sense lies in her, then one day I accused her she was a lair that she was never pregnant, I told her she lied to get money from me and her reaction showed I may be right..... I stopped calling her and she kept calling me ( I sense guilty mind) and to my surprise she asked that she wants to visit me again so we have s*x again. Pls who does abortion and have s*x with same person barely two weeks after the abortion?


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Luther advanced to the semifinals of the Iowa Conference Tournament with a 9-0 victory over Buena Vista University in five innings.
Alise Miller led the Norse attack going 2-for-3 and driving in three runs. Miller hit a three-run home run during Luther's five-run first inning. Shari Huber, Elisa Smith, Kelsey Weindruch and Katie Wieland all tallied two hits and drove in a run. Carli Radil was also credited with two RBI.
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RIPLEY – The 2012-'13 Ripley High Basketball squad of head coach Craig Harmon put a lid on their season last week after dropping a Region 3 Sectional contest to the cougars of Capital High School.
The Vikings managed to squeeze out seven wins (7-16 MSAC 2-13) which was an improvement over last season's two win campaign. While the team was in several of those losses, often leading in the second half, they were unable to get over the hump and to borrow a phrase from the sales profession, "close the deal."
The Vikings were led by a trio of seniors in shooting guard Casy Smith, point guard Jacob Haynes and post man Chuck Sleboda. The duo of juniors Kade Harrison and Drew Harpold rounded out the lion's share of started contests for the blue and white.
The Vikings kicked off their season by ousting a solid Point Pleasant team on their hardwood, 47-37.
Ripley went on to lose six of their next seven games as they landed in the heart of their Mountain State Athletic Conference schedule, beating only a Cabell Midland squad in that span that was once thought to be an intriguing team in the MSAC but were exposed later in the season and only won seven games themselves.
The Vikings, a perimeter shooting team running mostly a traditional pick and roll style offense with a few modern twists were at their best when they played within their strengths and resisted the temptation to try to run the floor with more athletic teams. The Vikings lived and died by their perimeter shooting and more often than not, were unable to have more than one player on a given night blister the nets.
Ripley has found victories scarce since the "Chase Fischer Era" of 2007-2011 when the Vikings went (57-37) but have plummeted to (9-37) since the Parade All-American and West Virginia Basketball Player of the Year graduated to a career at Wake Forest University.
The Vikings have benefited from the youthful input of new assistant coaches A.J Cooper and Tyler Hill. Cooper was even chosen by Austin Parsons and Cody Sanders on "Teacher Appreciation Night" as a teacher who has influenced their life in a positive manner, a coaching virtue that is often forgotten.
For Ripley, the team played solid defense all season and much of that is due to defensive minded assistant coach Steve Hunt, who along with Harmon preach a defensive presence for their squad.
The Vikings simply couldn't score enough points to compete night after night. Ripley averaged 53.9 points per game and hit the 70-point mark only twice. Coincidentally both were victories for Ripley. A 71-70 win over Mingo Central and a 75-66 MSAC win over Spring Valley.
This season, the Vikes were led in scoring by junior wing-man Kade Harrison. Harrison averaged 16.2 points per game and set Ripley's single season and career shot blocking records. Harrison notched a devastating 34 blocks during 2012-'13 while grabbing 4.4 rebounds and 1.7 steals per game.
Smith averaged 14.2 PPG in his senior campaign while grabbing 3.5 rebounds and dishing out 1.6 assists per contest.
Haynes took on the point guard role for the team and found himself finishing in the West Virginia AAA top 10 in assists while racking up 4.2 per contest and adding 2.6 steals per game. He averaged 6.7 points per game.
Sleboda averaged 7.3 points and six boards per game from his post-position this season. Seniors Cody Sanders and Austin Parson each contributed 1.0 PPG but provided defensive help at pivotal times throughout the season.
Junior Drew Harpold, who will be expected to take on a larger role next season in the scoring and rebounding departments, averaged 5.8 PPG and 3.8 rebounds per game. Harpold also dished out 1.5 assists per contest and showed a mature approach to shot selection. You rarely, if ever saw Harpold throwing up a circus shot in a pool defenders in the paint.
Next season, there will be a new cast of Viking netters on the floor with Harrison and Harpold. Frosh Luke Layhew received quality minutes this season and the 6-4 multi-sport athlete will take the reigns from Sleboda next season. Underclassman Dylan Hall showed a natural ability to score for Ripley when given the chance and Morgan Graves showed a nice deep ball (3-pointer). Justin McKown and Cody Bailey each provided promise in limited varsity action.
The Vikings also have young talent coming up the pipeline from coach Luke Parson's frosh squad and coach Mark Wayne's 2012-'13 Mid Valley Athletic Conference Championship Team. This same team was conference runner up in 2011-'12.
There is talent in the pool of youngsters swimming their way to varsity action. It will be a pleasure to observe their progress and see what future Viking stars rise to the top and help lift the program.
Season Review: Ripley Basketball
RIPLEY – The 2012-'13 Ripley High Basketball squad of head coach Craig Harmon put a lid on their season last week after dropping a Region 3 Sectional contest to the cougars of Capital High School.


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BILLERICA -- Twelve students from Billerica High School and the town's middle schools were selected to participate in the Massachusetts Northeastern District Junior Music Festival.
After auditions of students from more than 95 public and private schools from nearly 60 cities and towns in January, 470 students in grades 6-9 were selected for the prestigious event. The program is offered by the Massachusetts Music Educators Association's Northeastern District as an enrichment opportunity.
Students were selected to perform in the Junior District Concert Band, Orchestra and Chorus. They will rehearse with guest conductors and then perform in a concert at Lowell High School on March 23.
Following are the Billerica students selected.
Marshall Middle: Adam Alves, Orchestra; Clarice Bouvier, Orchestra; Skylar Chin, Chorus; Shannon Dinsmore, Chorus; Alyssa Eakman, Orchestra; and Patrick Harrington, Orchestra.
Locke Middle: Henry Behaeghel, Band; Michael Burton, Band; and Emma Rugg, Orchestra.
Billerica High: Jessica Harmon, Orchestra; Jessica McCuish, Chorus; and Caitlin Sampson, Chorus.


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So i bought a spyder VS1 to make a Spydermag , and just from mocking it up, it dosent look like the frame is going to work ... has anyone used the VS series frame for this ? And if so .. please let know know how you did it ...
So i bought a spyder VS1 to make a Spydermag , and just from mocking it up, it dosent look like the frame is going to work ... has anyone used the VS series frame for this ? And if so .. please let know know how you did it ...
I've only seen them done with the older ESP frame. Not to say it can't be done. But all the write ups I read only used the ESP.
I did some research into this when I was deciding whether to go electro or pneu, I went pneu...
i had it pnuemag, but i couldnt get it to work right, so i took the frame off ... spydermag is easy , but the clapper on this frame is vertical, and the rear of the sear is pushed down when firing, which is completely back wards from how a mag needs to fire ... unless i machine some type of custom sear for the frame and the mag, i cant see this working... 60 dollars wasted on a damn spyder .. lol
Id give the pneu another shot, its actually very simple to set up. Based on instructions for a spydermag and doing a pneu myself, I'm glad I went pneu.
What was wrong with your pneu setup?
idk ... may have be my tank , the trigger actuated the sear and all, but the pull was stiff , just couldnt get it to be as fast or as smooth as the other pnuemags ive seen , and i used as intelliframe, i didnt really like it at all
Are you sure you have a pneumatic setup in the frame? Or are you talking about the mag being mechanical?
Only reason I ask, is with a pneumag setup, the trigger no longer activates the sear, the trigger activates a 3 way that activates a ram, then the ram moves the sear.
Most people with a pneumag setup claim about a 1 mm trigger pull and is very walkable
yeah , i couldnt get mine set-up like that ... i also built an ego frame for it, but the board was crap in the frame and i couldnt get it right , so i figured screw it, I'm just gonna use a spider frame other that worrying about the pnuematic ram and the electro pnuematic 2 way valve and all of that of that, just to bad i bought the wrong frame ..
So.... you've worked on an electro-pneumatic ego frame, an intelliframe with a pneu kit and now the spyder frame?
Id get one of the others working before I put spyder garbage on my mag. Isn't a board for the ego less than that spyder cost you anyway?
Yeah, i would just personally prefer to put a frame that is already made for the electro components with and electro clapper, its just alot less stuff without the LPR and all that, and with anything else that is homemade will come more problems, i know spyder frame isnt the highest quality way, but it seems to be the easiest way, ive been messing with this thing for over a year, im just ready to get it shooting pretty much
I probably have spent over 500 on this thing and it isnt working yet, so im getting pretty aggravated, lol
Well, best of luck to you. Maybe someone will chime in with a way to get that frame to work? But I'm pretty sure your going to have to find the older esp style frame. That's the one I've seen in all the write ups and photos.
Sorry to hear about your misfortunes with the other frames! That sucks.
Can you post a pic of thw VS1 frame?
I did a similar mod with a SLG frame, maybe I can help you out
the sear in this frame is setup like the mechanical spider frames ... the sear is horizontal, and when the clapper trips the sear, the rear of the sear moves downward, which is completely opposite of how a automag sear operates . And the from cannot be cut to allow the front part of the spyder sear which moves upward to contact the mag sear in any way .. so it wont work ... and like i said, unless i get some sort of crazy sear custom machined , it wont work
If its a standard spyder sear tripper it will work. There's several ways to make it work, just do a search, all the info is out there.
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The clapper is the vs series actuates upward, unlike the esp e-frame that actuates forward and there is enough room to flip the clapper because the foregrip would cause me to cut the trigger area nearly in half, ive done searches and no luck for finding one done with the VS frame
So the clapper trips up... just a random spitball not looking at the frame or any pics idea.....
What if you cut the sear arm in half and got the bottom welded back on in an L shape. Then used the already cut and useless trigger pin as the link between the clapper/ sear. That would utilize the upward motion of the clapper and modify the sear to allow that type of actuation...
Here is a ghetto visualization:
--L-- sear
l sear rod
[] clapper
You may have to drill an indent in the clapper for the rod to seat in, or permanently mount the rod in a certain position somehow... but its a possibility. Now the question is, is the clapper strong enough to trip that?
Sorry if the illustration doesn't line up, it did when I wrote it
because the location of the sear in the spider frame is to far up to meet the back of the automag sear to make the rear of the mag sear to go up .. and there isnt enough room in the spyder frame to move the sear ... if i did re configure the sear, the angle would be so great, i highly doubt the clapper would have the power to trip the sear ... i got an older frame already ... so its gonna be ok
and the sear in the VS frames is not an L sear ... it looks pretty much like a cocker sear and operates the same way
Oh, I was more referring to the automag sear having a direct link to the clapper, like how a real automag electric frame works.... remove the spyder sear altogether
yeah, i thought about it, but u dont have room to move the frame up that far, i would have to cut the trigger area almost in half if i flipped the noid
We are on two different planets talking about this
The Mokal Fokus has the solenoid mounted in the same way as the VS1, I was doing fliped 'noid mods on these back in the day.
Did you get this working ? I have built two Mags with Spyder electronics and noids. Both my noids are verticle and push upwards on the back of a modified Mag sear.
Out of curiosity: how many shots do you get from a 9v with a setup like that?
Not to thread jack, but I have an issue with a spydermag grip I built. It seems my noid doesn't have the power to trip the sear in my mag. Initially I tried it in my spyder, and it wouldn't trip the sear in that, so I figured I'd do the machine work on it, then get the electronics figure out when the time came.
Fast foreword to when the time came to assemble, I tried it again and barely enough force to move the sear, so I tried different batteries, a new capacitor, even a working noid from a friends gun, still not enough power to trip it. I'm at a loss here. Anyone have any suggestions?
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What valve and on/off are you using ?
Spirit if your question was for me... I havent really counted...sorry I just dont play enough anymore.
warchild, to go along with what flatliner was getting at. If you are using the stock classic on off that is most likely your problem. Frames like the Hyperframe or booh yaah come with a new on off that uses emag style pins, which reduces the force to activate the trigger/on off.
This is most likely your problem, if you have a different on off from the classic then it is probably just too weak of a clapper.
here are on offs for reference:
left classic, middle hyper/booh yaah, right x valve style
Oops, forgot that, classic valve, ult on/off, but I also tried my xvalve with the ult in it and still no go.
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The ORCMA Chamber Music Series concludes with a concert by the world-renown Adaskin String Trio, joined by Ensemble Schumann. The concert will be held on Saturday April 6, 7:30 p.m. at the Pollard Auditorium.
The Adaskin String Trio's stirring performances have thrilled audiences in the U.S. and internationally. Their playing has been hailed for "vigor, precision and stylistic certitude" (Charleston Gazette) as well as "spontaneity, intensity and charm" (Peninsula Review). The Boston Globe praised them for "directing the listener to the heart of the matter."
The Trio members met in Montreal in 1994 where they studied chamber music with cellist Marcel Saint-Cyr. They are now based in New England, and perform extensively in the United States and Canada. They have appeared in the Merkin Concert Hall in New York and Corcoran Gallery of Art in Washington D.C. This dynamic ensemble commands a wide string trio repertoire ranging from Haydn, Mozart and Beethoven to Dohnanyi, Rozsa, and Villa-Lobos.
Members of the String Trio are Emlyn Ngai, violinist, Steve Larson, violist, and Mark Fraser, cellist. Two members of the Ensemble Schumann, Sally Pinkas, piano, and Thomas Gallant, oboe, will join Adaskin to provide a unique and intriguing musical experience.
On the ORCMA program are Beethoven's "String Trio Opus 9, No. 2," and the Mozart "Quartet in F Major for Oboe and Strings, K. 370." Following Intermission are the "Deux Rhapsodies" by Charles Martin Loeffler, and the "First Piano Quartet in C minor, Opus 15," by Gabriel Faure.
ORCMA is grateful to the Korsmeyer Endowment for support of this concert. The endowment in honor of Lynn and Richard Korsmeyer was established in 1995 by their children Carolyn and Richard, and provides generous sponsorship of an ORCMA Chamber Series performance each season. This performance is also sponsored in part by funding from the Tennessee Arts Commission and The National Endowment for the Arts.
Single (reserved seating) tickets are $25 ($12 for students). More Trio information is on their website: www.AdaskinStringTrio.com. For additional ticket information about ORCMA concerts, call the ORCMA office at (865) 483-5569, or visit the ORCMA website: www.orcma.org. This concert's program notes, by Becky Ball, are also on the ORCMA website.