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January 01, 2005
Avoid dread customer callbacks - due to drafty new houses, moisture problems, and high energy bills - by air sealing properly.
Uncontrolled air loss from a building can have a significant impact on occupant comfort, and on what it costs to operate and maintain a building. Typically, air infiltration can account for 25% or more of a home's heat loss. In fact, many callbacks related to comfort, moisture problems, or high fuel bills can be directly traced to air leakage into and out of the conditioned space.While builders routinely provide controlled openings for ventilation and for exhausting the byproducts of combustion, unintended air leakage is undesirable. Proper air sealing can often make the difference between a comfortable house and a cold, drafty house. The occupants of the home, whose initial concerns are likely to focus on color schemes and finished appearances, may never see many of the leakage sites. Direct penetrations, such as leaky baseboards, windows, receptacles, and band joists, can account for a lot of builder callbacks simply because occupants feel these leaks and are disturbed by them. If it is allowed to penetrate building cavities, moisture-laden interior air may condense on cold surfaces, leading to mold and rot. It's generally bad for business ...
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Banwarth, Team USA Win Pan Am Cup
The U.S. Women's National Volleyball Team produced a 25-12, 25-20, 25-18 victory over Dominican Republic on Sunday evening in Lima, Peru, to capture the Pan American Cup gold medal for the second consecutive year.
Former Husker Kayla Banwarth recorded eight digs and sevent receptions on 14 errorless attempts in the match. She was selected as the tournament's best receiver for her efforts over the course of the tournament.
Team USA, ranked No. 1 in the world by the FIVB, finished the tournament with a 5-0 record in its season-opening event under new head coach Karch Kiraly. The Americans have now won the Pan American Cup three times, including 2003 and 2012. Seven U.S. players competed in both the 2012 and 2013 gold-medal campaigns. Team USA is only the second country to successfully defend its title in the history of the intercontinental event, joining Cuba who won consecutive titles in 2004 and 2005. Meanwhile, Dominican Republic failed in its attempt to win its third tournament title and finished with its sixth silver medal.


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Well, Mr. Kaye asked for a thread for General Comments on his Retirement. Here it is.
I just hope that Tom has the best of luck in his other ventures and will stay with us all on AO.
Best Wishes,
Well, Mr. Kaye asked for a thread for General Comments on his Retirement. Here it is.
I just hope that Tom has the best of luck in his other ventures and will stay with us all on AO.
Best Wishes,
Want a gun? I probably have what you want or I can build it for you. Just name it, everything is possible.
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I think it sucks he's leaving, but he has to do whats best for him.
Does Dave Zupan ever post on AO? Whats his Screen Name? Will he be as active as Tom was in the community?
Hey Zero, how much did that Chipley cost ya?
Originally said by Boggerman When I got married I thought it would go down too... The insurance, not the wife.
This is deff a good question one of the best things about AGD was the fact that tom comunicated with us. Will this stay the same under new managment? and where will AGD be headed now, what can we expect?Originally Posted by TheFlamingKoosh
i think its very sad but to provide for his family i dont blame him in the least. well i hope he is happy where ever he goes but i know if i was in his shoes i wouldnt be.
The last of the good guys rides off into the sunset
What does the future hold for AGD? New products? New direction, or will the new managment keep the ship on the same course?
Im here looking at my X-mag sitting on my gear case, thinking that it all of a sudden looks a bit 'dated' for some reason.
Now what?
If Dave is anything Like Tom, we will be in good hands...
It just sucks... I was so exited about just recently becoming an AGD Dealer for Tom... I'm still excited, but it somehow doesn�t quite feel the same...
I just hop Tom will stop by some of the Games and Tournies from time to time and I hope he continues to post here as well...
We will miss you bud...
I just hope the values and practices of the company don't take a radical shift, and that AGD continues making the highest quality guns around. I am sorry to see Tom go though, he will be missed as an innovator and figurehead and an all around great guy in the world of paintball .
when there is a will there is a way
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I never got to meet you Tom, but I would like to say, Thank you for all you have done, because without you, paintball would surely not be the same, and it's quite sad that one of the persons who has revolutionized paintball numerous times is having to leave because of the direction the sport is heading.
Good Luck Tom
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I think he was one of the most influential guys in paintball, and is partly responsible for what it is today.
Hope to see him around shatnerballs though, wouldnt want him to disappear without a trace weve gotta heckle him somehow
cant forget the chuff chuff....
no more cult
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best of luck. i don't have to like it, but i do respect your decision.
it's truly the end of an era.
i have no idea what else to say. truly speechless.
chuff chuff
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Florida peeps...step up!!
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"They do not preach that their God will rouse them a little before the nuts work loose."
-Rudyard Kipling: The Sons of Martha
"To understand the Automag, you have to think like an air molecule."
-Sparky Melber
Tom we will miss you, I wish you and your family the best of luck. You have done so much for paintbal and i would liek to thank you very much.
-Jr/High school paintball coach
Mr. Kaye,
I literally grew up with your products and innovations. I thank you for your commitment to this sport, for you are a true embassador of it. I wish you and your family the best of luck in your future endeavors.
One last CHUFF CHUFF for the big man.
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Mags don't shoot darts... they shoot nails.
I used to be bertmcmahan, that I did.
This has me almost stunned beyond words.
Tom, I have had the privilage of playing with and against you at two Shatnerball events along with two D-Day games. Every time we met you were in person as nice as you are on AO. A real gentelman within the buisness, you will be missed by many. I just hope you will continue to post on AO as a member and a friend and no disrespect to Dave but in my mine there will only be one AGD on AO.
Good luck with you future ventures, I hope to play with you again at Shatnerball IV.
Don't try running, you will only give me a better story!
Accuracy by Skill!!
Intimidation by Volume!!!
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I am so stunned that I don't know what to say.
Its so out of the blue , its like what do you say. All this talk of revamping the company , new direction , new innovation , and BOOM ! I sold the inventory off to the VP and am getting out cause paintball isn't going well.....
I can't fault the decision , its just the LAST thing I expected to happen.
Good luck to Tom in digging up those dinasaur bones!
I just wonder how long until the AO Zombies blame SP for this.
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AGD will be in good hands i am sure of it. Tom would never turn his back on us. It will be interesting to see what direction AGD takes in terms of product development
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Logic isn't allowed in this thread, go away.~LittlePaintballBoy
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Best wishes to him I allways thought never would be a good time for him to leave. Best wishes too him eather way lets just hope i bump into him at CCP one day. tom you rocked all our socks!!!
Jeez. Talk about blindsided, I could never have seen this coming.
wow 13 and dont know what to say..well lets give it a try..Mr. Kayeive been playing for 2 years and AGD and the community has helped me lots still on my first gettio mag but i love it its a shock well b4 i start to ramble...great job,hope to meat you one day,best wishes to your family,hope to see you at black rain one day,and i STILL would chouse a MAG over anything.well thats it
-lane the flying skwril
P.S. rock on Tom
P.P.S. three cheers to tom and AGD
I think it's quite apparent that this was coming to anyone who has been paying attention to AGD and the rest of the industry.
Tom has done enough for Paintball and for AGD,often putting aside his individual needs for the greater good, hopefully now he can truly do something that he enjoys.
Good luck and Godspeed.
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Good luck TK in whatever you decide to do.
You've left a huge mark on the paintball community, and you will never be forgotten for your achievements.
Five out of five dancing bananas for TK:
Yummy yummy yummy, I've got fun in my tummy.
TK is a paintball legend, its a sad day to see him go, but good luck in your future ventures Tom, you rock, i hope you hang around paintball events still i'd love to meet you someday and shake your hand.
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I"m still stunned by this its like I'm having a bad dream. Tom you will always be remembered for all the great things you've done for the sport. I hope you still stick around on here though.
But when are we going to hear something from the new guy???
Mr Kaye, I have been an automag owner for about two weeks now, and I have yet to even shoot paint through my marker. I want to let you know I am 1000% satisfied with this beautiful work of art.
I have dealt with AGD for a couple issues regurding my new marker and only have I gotten kind heared people onthe phone. People I can obviously tell take pride in their work (mainly the lady on the misc. calls line, she was VERY nice!). With that being said, AGD owns all. AGD has rocked paintball from its foundation, and in the future of it, I can see many new ideas sprouting from a new generation of paintballers.
Thank you for all that you have done for this wonderful sport. I wish the best of luck to you and your family. Have a WONDERFUL holiday. Much love.
I'm a new school baller, but I will never forget the roots of paintball. I'll never forget what you've done. Thank you.
Tom, I have been using your products for over 3 years now. They have not failed me. The automag was the first paintball marker I ever purchased. Before I ever got one, I knew, somehow, that I was going to get an automag. I just knew it. That decision has served me well. Everywhere I've gone, people have been amazed at what these markers are capable of. It truly has shattered a lot of stigmas and preconcieved notions for sure.
While this is disheartening concerning the atmosphere of paintball today, thank you for telling us. I respect your decision, and trust that you know what you're doing with the company. Thank you for always including us in the business of your business, which is something that very few companies do, but it is certainly most appreciated. God bless in your new ventures.
I, as well as others, am interested in when the new president of AGD will make a statement? Lets hope soon...
I am honestly heartbroken but alas not surprised. Alot has been going on in the industry lately and I am surprised that Tom has stuck around this long. Tom you are and always have been a stand up guy unfortunately todays business atmosphere doesn't seem to a gentleman's endeavour anymore. Thank you for your genius that built the sport in its infancy. Thank you for the countless hours you spent talking to us and sometimes involving us in product decisions at AGD. Thank you for treating us as family and not just customers.
Enjoy your archaeological digs. Now that I've finished my 2nd Masters Degree, I'm planning on finishing up a Bachelors in Archaeology that I've been doing slowly for years. I hope to someday meet up with you somewhere in the dirt.
Take care my friend, the industry has lost the last true Gentleman.
Warmest Regards.
Abandon All Hope
Keeper of the KITT-E
We are not worthy... But I for one am greatfull...
Thanks for all you have done, the things you were aware of and all the small things you weren't but played a big role in non-the-less or so many of us...
Relax and enjoy your accomplishents if you can...
You'll always be welcome here at AO and any patch of ground any of us tred on playing the game you helped create...
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Sad to see you go, hope you will stop by AO every once in awhile. I never got to meet you in person, only on AO. I will always support AGD, cause I love my Minimag and I will be buying an RT Pro pretty soon.
well my first gun was a mag and ive been contemplating getting another one, this is really surprising and all to lose the founding father of torney paintballl
i do have to say that i can see one possible upside, tom always liked to keep to the classic mag design, i mean it hasnt really changed much since the emag. maybe newer things can be put into the mag, like the m-qvalve and things like that. i know that its all excessive and thats sorta the point of not changing it, but mags are really getting outgunned these days, i just couldnt keep up with my emag, and things like the m-qvalve and other electro ideas could help change that. its all about buzzwords and the current mag design just dosnt seem to do it like the agg-mag does.
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text: Newton High School senior Kelsi Langley signed a letter of intent to play soccer at Butler Community College beginning this fall. Langley is a three-year starter for the Railers. She led Newton to a 11-39-2 record in three seasons with nine shutouts. Langley was a first-team All-Ark Valley-Chisholm Trail League Division I selection as a junior. She was a second-team All-Southwest Region selection as a junior. She was honorable mention All-AV-CTL I as a sophomore. She was an honorable mention All-AV-CTL Division II selection as a freshman. Langley also starts at guard for the Newton basketball team, which qualified for state last year. Butler was 22-3 last season, 13-0 in both NJCAA Region VI and Jayhawk Conference play. Butler downed Hutchinson 2-1 in the Region VI playoff finals. In the NJCAA Division I national tournament, Butler downed St. Louis (Mo.) Community College 2-1 and lost to Tyler (Texas) College 2-1. The Grizzlies were ranked fourth in the final NJCAA Division I poll. Butler is coached by Adam Hunter.


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DURHAM, N.C.—UNC Wilmington scored a goal in the 79th minute to break open a 1-1 tie en route to the 2-1 victory over Duke in non-conference men's soccer action this evening at Koskinen Stadium. Brody Huitema notched the Blue Devils' score in the setback.
Duke started the game strong, stringing passes together and controlling the run of play in the opening minutes of the game. As play settled in the Seahawks started to get into a rhythm of their own and generated a few scoring chances.
"Wilmington outplayed us tonight," said head coach John Kerr. "The second goal was a big time goal. We were unfortunate with two balls that hit the crossbar late to tie it up, but they deserved it and they won."
Wilmington registered the first shots of the evening as Colin Bonner had a pair of shots saved by Duke goalkeeper Alex Long. The Seahawks continued to get forward, but Duke's defense stayed strong and kept them off the board to head into halftime even at 0-0.
Duke came out of the locker room with more intensity and pressed forward from the opening whistle. Despite its high-energy play, the Blue Devils were unable to find that elusive pass in the final third and after dominating much of the action early on, Wilmington took a 1-0 lead in the 64th minute.
The Blue Devils successfully cleared UNCW's corner kick away, but the Seahawks quickly played it back in as Jamie Dell slotted a ball across the face of the goal where Jacob VanCompernolle touched the ball into the back of the net.
Trailing 1-0 with just over 25 minutes to play, Duke knocked up its level of urgency another notch and put pressure on UNCW's defense. The pressure paid off as a poor clearance from the Seahawks was controlled by Duke sophomore Luis Rendon in the middle of the field. Rendon quickly found Huitema behind the defense in the penalty area where the rookie striker ripped a shot past Sam Williams to tie the game.
However, just over 90 seconds later Dell struck again for the Seahawks. In a great individual effort, the junior midfielder got into the box for a one-on-one with Long and slipped it past the veteran keeper for the 2-1 advantage.
Duke never gave up and had a header from Sebastien Ibeagha cleared off the line, while another header from Huitema hit the underside of the crossbar. Sean Davis also had a great effort on a free kick as his strike sailed just high.
Overall, UNC Wilmington had a 10-9 edge in shots, while the Blue Devils had eight corner kicks to the Seahawks' six. Long and Williams both made four saves apiece.
Duke resumes ACC play Friday at No. 12 North Carolina at 7 p.m., on ESPN3. Both squads are in search of their first ACC victories.


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The Leavenworth Police Department's tactical team responded to a residence Wednesday night where a man allegedly held his ex-girlfriend hostage, a police spokesman said.
The Leavenworth Police Department's tactical team responded to a residence Wednesday night where a man allegedly held his ex-girlfriend hostage, a police spokesman said.
The 19-year-old suspect eventually surrendered to officers, and his ex-girlfriend was said to be OK.
Authorities were notified of the incident shortly after 10 p.m. Wednesday. Police received a call from a friend of the 22-year-old victim.
"(The victim) reported to the friend that she was being held hostage by her ex-boyfriend at her apartment," said Maj. Dan Nicodemus, deputy chief of the Leavenworth Police Department.
The victim also reportedly told her friend that she was being threatened with a handgun.
Police responded to the victim's residence in the 500 block of Chestnut Street. Nicodemus said police could see a man through a window.
"He would not come out or respond to officers," Nicodemus said.
Members of the Police Department's Special Weapons and Tactics Team were called to the scene as well as a negotiator.
About 90 minutes after officers had arrived on the scene, police were able to make contact with the suspect on a cell phone.
"And he surrendered without incident," Nicodemus said.
The suspect was arrested for allegations of kidnapping, aggravated assault, an aggravated weapons violation, domestic battery and
criminal damage to property.
Nicodemus said police recovered the handgun that is alleged to have been used by the suspect.
The suspect allegedly had kicked in a back door to enter the residence. Nicodemus said the ordeal had lasted at least several hours before police were contacted.
Nicodemus said the victim was not injured.


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U.S. Rep. Stephen Lynch says the story of his life and his political stands will resonate with voters in the coming U.S. Senate special election.
Lynch, 57, who represents Massachusetts' 8th Congressional District, grew up in South Boston, where he resides today. He was one of six children, and grew up in the Old Colony Housing Project. Lynch entered the political scene in 1994, serving in both the state House of Representatives and Senate before being elected to Congress in a 2001 special election following the death of long-serving U.S. Rep. Joe Moakley. He was an ironworker for 18 years, like his father, and became president of his union at the age of 30. Lynch went on to earn his law degree at Boston College and his master's at Harvard University.
"I know what it's like to stand in the unemployment line in hard times like a lot of them are doing right now," Lynch said in a telephone interview Saturday. I know what it feels like when you're struggling to find the next job, and you've got your family relying on you, and the bills are piling up."
Democrats Lynch and U.S. Rep. Edward Markey are the only announced candidates so far in the race to replace now-U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry. Middlesex District Attorney Gerard Leone said Saturday through a spokesman he is considering a run. On the Republican side, former U.S. Sen. Scott Brown has passed up the race. Richard Tisei, a former congressional and lieutenant governor candidate, said he is thinking about running.
Lynch was laid off when General Motors closed its Framingham plant in the 1980s. When it closed and moved to Mexico, 2,500 jobs were lost at the plant, and further were lost at neighboring businesses those GM employees frequented, he said. He also worked as a welder at General Dynamics in Wellesley, which he also saw close because of offshore competition. Lynch says these experiences have given him a keen interest in working against unfair trade agreements that send jobs overseas. He's part of congressional caucuses for manufacturing and steel, and says he takes special pride in being the only congressman to work in a steel mill.
"We have to bring the jobs back," Lynch said. "We have to make sure we have a strong public education system to produce workers that can fill the jobs in the new economy. We have to create an economic incentive and financial environment that allows companies to come in and succeed. We have to try to resist the urge to just heavily tax these businesses. We have to make sure they can be profitable. They're in competition with other low tax areas. While we certainly have advantages here, we can, by unwise policies, drive some of those jobs away."
He said he has already worked on creating incentives for businesses to locate jobs near rapid transit. Industry can be hurt by high housing costs, because workers -- especially blue-collar -- can't afford to live nearby, he said.
"So rather than lose those jobs that are needed for industry, we try to create a transportation system that would allow companies to relocate in the state but in areas where housing costs are lower," Lynch said, noting some companies that relocated from the Boston area to Brockton, also in his district.
He said he's used his time in Congress to focus on issues that are important to working families, such as "decent pay, fair working conditions, the opportunity to have a pension at end of your life and to make sure Social Security is there when you need it."
Lynch said he has worked hard on behalf of both seniors and veterans. As part of the Oversight and Government Reform Committee, he's been to Iraq 14 times and Afghanistan nine times, "making sure our sons and daughters in uniform have the resources necessary for them to complete their mission and to come home safely."
Lynch called Markey a friend and said they've worked together for about 10 years. But he said the Democratic rush to back Markey with endorsements and campaign dollars undermines the democratic tradition.
"I know I'll be outspent, but I don't intend to purchase this election. I intend to earn it," Lynch said. "I think that's what the people of Massachusetts expect and that's what they deserve."
He sees the U.S. Senate as being an "exclusive club."
"We've got to shake things up down there. Do you really think it will shake things up by allowing the Democratic establishment in D.C. to pick someone who's been in Washington for 38 years? Do you think Ed Markey is going to be an agent of change?" Lynch said. "I don't think so, but I'll leave it up to the people. If you want change down in Washington, D.C., I think I'm your man."
He says he will stay in Massachusetts and remain accessible to his constituents, so that he can truly bring their thoughts and concerns to the U.S. Senate.
"I think we're in a mess right now, and I think that the democratic system is at risk," he said. "We have a very polarized environment in D.C. We lurch from one crisis to the next."
He believes that part of the problem is the way the primary system works. The Democratic states are sending their most left-wing people to the Senate, and the Republican states are sending their most right-wing people, "then we all sit back and say, 'Why can't these people get along?'" Lynch said.
As a moderate Democrat, he believes he can "bring common sense to the debate."
"This idea that Democrats and Republicans can keep kicking each other in the shins and not pay attention to what really matters to the American people is fatal," Lynch said. "We can't keep doing this."
Lynch said he believes former Gov. Bill Weld would be a formidable opponent if he chose to run.
"He's a very bright and articulate person," Lynch said.
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did someone say classic?
did someone say classic?
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Got Ace?
um, yes, that was me... and like 4000 other peopledid someone say classic?
i was #30000! woot =)
"Ya man, you got to watch out for the battle midgets"-Don
"Come on Tom don't shoot the Chrono"-Tom talking to himslef what a wacho
"Procrastination is like masturbation, it's fun at first until you realize you're just screwing yourself."-ProjectMag
My 'Mag picture's actually in my sig, but if you want to see a bigger version, go here:
(you'll need to cut and paste, sorry. Geocities doesn't allow hotlinking to pictures.)
I just got it last week...
Everybody else seems to have a picture of their 'Mag in their sig, so what the heck; here's mine:
i just wanted to tell you all that are UP, that i will UPload some pictures of my UPgraded mag here soon when i get my UPgrades from the UPs man. oh yea & did i mention UP!?!?!
for the love of god man could they just classic this thread. well, here is my baby..almost done, only waiting for barrels now, and then i will buy an intelliframe when i get more cash
far from handsome, but damn a whiteboy toke
Here it is
CCM Series 5
Prerelease Impulse
Hyperframed Warped Mag w/flatline tank
Good to know that somone of Tom's status seeks "relief" from a sport he helped create. A sport now ruled by a single patent.
I dont know how to post a pic so up
Well guys, I traded away 3 AGD products (MicroRT, green ano Micro, 47ci Flatline tank + $100 cash) for a purple 2k1 Fly Angel LCD w/ warp, rikochet, and 68/45k crossfire tank... hehehe...
Here is what I traded away...
Here is what I got... (with my current warp and tank... the warp I got was fugly, and with my NW quick connect I can just swap out all the goods)
You: "Ouch, Ouch, I'm Hit, I'm Hit!"... Me: "hehehehehehehehehehehehe"
My Baby - My Other Baby
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Mirco, SUPER DEAL!..
Hell yeah... here's some more of her...
here's mine -
Try to immagine this with a Red Splash Micromag body, because I just bought one for $35.00 BABY..............YEAH...........OH OH OH OH OH YEAH
I have no Sig.
Good Traders
billybob_81067, Jon/XPM
is it a powerfeed or a vertical feed and it will look weird with out the body or the rail but it will be alot lighter.
good traders- agdmagman2001, magdude25,Geoff Noble, than205, X-plosive, speedball4life, CoFFey[NiTrO], Snakebite78, zads27
MAKE THIS A CLASSIC!!!!!! lol oops my finger got stuck on the shift key hehe
mine, RT valve or warp is in the near future
Powerfeed mag
Kapp foregrip
AGD Intelliframe
12" Smart parts Tear drop
68 ci crossfire nitro
Proud To finally post here
Edit-500th POST!!!!!! whoo hoo
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check out these killers...
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Ahh it's slippin. To the top...
"If everything is under control your not moving fast enough."
Here's pictures of my Mag! Hehe, maybe I'll get one of those Supermag bodies for it
Last edited by Dave; 03-27-2002 at 07:05 PM.
Here is the latest udate pic of my setup.
Last edited by ZeroXtreme; 04-07-2002 at 11:18 PM.
Black Teflon E-Mag
v1.37 (EM01478)
- 10" Armson Stealth / 10" Custom Products Barrel
- AGD Flatline 3000psi/68ci Nitro Tank
- Dye Tank Cover [Black]
- Shocktech Drop Forward [Black]
- NW Quick Diconnect Block [Black]
- ViewLoader 12 V Revolution w/ X-Board [Black]
- 32Degrees Macroline [Black]
- VL-Bow [Clear]
eh, I havent put anything in this thread in a while......
Sorry, I couldn't get the right image up and it kept messing up, but here is the correct image, and all of these will be replace when I get a digital camera
crappy pic
but hey
Canadian Bunker Boyz - CoCaptain
Rainstorm Cocker FS/FT
do you love it? i love it? i got it at ross im also bout to get it powder coated with a silver to blue fade ooooh cant wait.
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Old Edition:
2k2 impulse
couple o' goodies'
mine as of now. i ordered a lapco barrel 3 weeks ago friday, & it still hasnt came yet, so im going to get my money back & buy a freak kit. the big thing on the velocity adjuster is a tourney lock. my new d/f & small gas-thru im getting should arrive soon. gettin it from http://www.fighterxsports.com/ , 3.5 gas-thru & 7.0 d/f. i also need to get some blue macro line hose & 2 90 degree fittings.
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Here are a few nifty events outside of Dover that you should consider checking out this weekend.
3 acts, 1 bill
WHAT McKinley Short, Joe Trainor and Beth Goldwater in concert
WHEN 7 p.m., Friday
WHERE Arden Buzz Ware Village Center, 2119 The Highway, Arden
INFO gablemusicventures.com or 475-3516
Tonight you'll get a lot of mileage out of $10 at McKinley Short's EP-release party, featuring guest singer-songwriters Joe Trainor and Beth Goldwater at the Buzz Ware Village Center in Arden.
Short, of Wilmington, is a rising artist who has come a ways since playing her first open mic in 2011. She's since gigged at the World Cafe Live at the Queen's Stagemakers Showcase in Wilmington and numerous benefit concerts.
Short draws her sweet sound from a number of influences including Ingrid Michaelson, Regina Spektor, Coldplay and John Mayer.
Fellow singer-songwriter Trainor isn't, too, shabby either. He's a Wilmington favorite known for his keen ability to work the keys like it's nobody's business. He's also the frontman in his namesake band and the outfit released its latest album, "Twelve Stories," in late 2012.
Meanwhile, Goldwater hails from Pennsylvania and her song "The Ravine" has also been chosen for the soundtrack of upcoming indie horror flick "Slew Hampshire." Goldwater is currently considering recording her next album entirely in French.
Jenny & Tyler bless University of Delaware with free show
WHAT Jenny & Tyler in concert
WHEN 7 p.m., Friday
WHERE University of Delaware Roselle Center, 110 Orchard Road, Newark
COST Free
INFO jennyandtyler.com
With a few viral videos under their belt, Jenny & Tyler return to their old stomping grounds at the University of the Delaware for a free concert tonight.
Formed a few years ago after meeting as students at UD, the acoustic folk-pop duo's performances present a balance of intimacy and intensity. Jenny & Tyler, now based in Nashville, Tenn., share their songs, stories and lives with a candor that captivates, inspires and transcends age and cultural divides.
Acoustic guitar, mandolin and the kick-drum of an old suitcase drive catchy melodies to support thoughtful lyrics as the duo chronicles lives marked daily by love, joy, loss, doubt and redemption. Their blend of driving, percussive folk-pop reminds of Mumford & Sons and at times echoes popular male-female duos like She & Him and fellow Nashville darlings The Civil Wars.
Jen & Jenny dropped their latest project, "Open Your Doors," in 2012.
Night of graceful tunes
WHAT Pyxis Piano Quartet in concert
WHEN 3 p.m., Sunday
WHERE Smyrna Opera House, 7 W. South Street, Smyrna
INFO smyrnaoperahouse.org or call (302) 653-4236
The Pyxis Piano Quartet will debut at the historic Smyrna Opera House on Sunday.
In their debut, the quartet will present "Master Classical Composers From Across the Globe." The program will open with American master craftsman Walter Piston and his thoughtful and rollicking marriage of viola and cello.
Pyxis Piano Quartet, with members based in features Meredith Amado (violin), Amy Leonard (viola), Jie Jin (cello) and Hiroko Yamazaki (piano). The Quartet was founded in 2009 to perform chamber music concerts, including works from the sonata, duo and trio repertoire as well as traditional and contemporary masterpieces for piano quartet.
Now beginning its fourth season in a residency program with the Delaware Art Museum in Wilmington, Pyxis performs regularly to sold-out crowds.


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The world-renowned Lula Washington Dance Theatre will perform "The Little Rock Nine" to celebrate the kickoff of Black History Month at 7 p.m. in the center's Riceland Auditorium, 2709 Hwy. 165 S.
A production highlighting Arkansas' role in African-American history will take the stage at the Grand Prairie Center on Thursday, Jan. 31.
The world-renowned Lula Washington Dance Theatre will perform "The Little Rock Nine" to celebrate the kickoff of Black History Month at 7 p.m. in the center's Riceland Auditorium, 2709 Hwy. 165 S.
"Having the dance company perform in the Riceland Auditorium is an honor," Amanda Holsted, Grand Prairie Center director, said. "They are telling an important story from Arkansas and black history. Our community has a wonderful opportunity to see amazing, athletic dancers in this inspiring show. We are also excited about the experience the children will have when they attend the master class."
"The Little Rock Nine" is a dramatic theatrical dance production that takes audience members through the history, emotions and story of the desegregation of Little Rock's Central High School.
The Lula Washington Dance Theatre is a Los-Angeles based company that presents dance works rooted in the African-American culture worldwide. England, Ark., native Lula Washington founded the company in 1980 with her husband Erwin Washington.
In addition to the main event, Holsted said the dance company would provide a dance master class for area students and a community dinner. More details will be available on the free class in a later edition of the Stuttgart Daily Leader.
PCCUA is also partnering with the Holman Heritage Community Center to provide the Holman Center's Community Dinner from 4:30-6:30 p.m. before the show in the center's Salon A. The dinner will be $6 for children and $8 for adults with proceeds benefiting the Holman Center.
The Holman Heritage Community Center was built in the late 1940s as an African-American school and was closed in 1970 following the desegregation of the Stuttgart School District.
The building is now used to enrich the lives of area residents through tutoring, feeding, exercise and education. It also hosts Third and Fifth Sunday Community Dinners in its gymnasium.
To attend, tickets may be purchased from any Holman volunteer, at the Holman Heritage Community Center or at the Grand Prairie Center Box Office.
Performance tickets are $27, $18, $12. To purchase tickets, call the Grand Prairie Center box office at (870) 673-4201 ext. 1895. The box office is open Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. and two hours before any scheduled performance. Groups of 10 or more will receive a special discount.


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Rihanna is feuding with TLC.
This is where I don't jump up and start chanting "Girl fight ... girl fight ... girl fight."
TLC appeared Thursday on Australia's Sunrise 7 before playing a show in Sydney, and talked about today's pop stars -- including Chris Brown's ex-girlfriend Rihanna -- relying too much on sex to sell their music.
"Every time I see you, you don't have to be naked," Tionne "T-Boz" Watkins, 44, said of Rihanna. "It's hard for us to say anything because anytime we do, they say, 'Oh TLC must be jealous,' but I call a spade a spade."
This is a woman whose bandmate used to regularly wear a condom over her eye. That must've been in case a spontaneous water balloon fight broke out.
Rozonda "Chilli" Thomas, 43, said, "We became the biggest girl selling group of all time with our clothes on and that says a lot."
Rihanna -- who is really getting funnier by the day -- responded by posting photos of herself laughing, then sticking her tongue out. "When there's no changing the fact that I'm me, and they're well ... they're them," she wrote on Twitter.
Then she changed her Twitter header to display a topless photo of TLC, taken back in the 1990s.
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If your goal was to get me to stare at the picture for a good two minutes you succeeded. Didn't you do this mod quite a while ago?
Goat that looks great? liking that trigger guard dood!!! what rail you got on there???
The gauge is on upside down... and unless the VASA is tapped on the other side, it's useless anyway.
Also, aftermarket/custom trigger guard for the cut CF frame; Looks like it's got an aftermarket (Air America?) reg on the valve; possibly has a TL/AC adapter in there and an AC threaded freak barrel; and is that a BT springfeed you're trying to place on there?
- trigger guard - plastic
- trigger - plastic
- rtp rail with classic ASA grooves - plastic
- mag to cocker adapter (look in the breech) - plastic
- top rail - plastic (from Trracer; you've seen that one before)
ohhh, see we have a problem already, someones already made one and they have a pretty solid copyright on it.Originally Posted by GoatBoy
Had to
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Ah. I noticed all of that, just didn't (couldn't) guess that it was all plastic. Something seemed funny about the rail but couldn't tell that much from the pic.
So... lightweight?
Very. The rail is 1.3oz. With ule body and xvalve, no barrel or foregrip, its 1lb 6oz. DW 14" fibur is like 2.5oz.
Have you gotten to play with this, yet? If so, how is the rail holding up? How much did it cost to have the rail printed?Originally Posted by GoatBoy
I was also wondering if you would be willing to send me the OpenSCAD files for the different variants you did of this rail? I've finally got a little time to play around with this again.
I've been playing with these parts nearly every weekend since that post. Everything is holding up; the dodgiest part would be the front of the rail which I slotted for the classic vert ASA screw to be adjustable. That screw doesn't exactly have a large head so there isn't a lot of plastic holding the vertical ASA on there, but it's still holding. The mag2cocker, trigger guard, and even the trigger are holding up just fine. Granted, I'm not RT'ing my way across the field either.Originally Posted by bbotts77
Printed up at Shapeways, it was about $50, which is kind of expensive, until you realize how much a good ULE rail winds up costing, including warp notching and anodizing it back to black.
The release of the file is a stickier issue. It's derived from AGD's cad files and I dunno what their stance on this is.
Hey thats an awesome vid man!Originally Posted by GoatBoy
digging the mag- could you give some details as to what feed system your using i want to do something similiar... thanks
where did you get the rail from?
Just don't dive too hard into a bunker!Originally Posted by GoatBoy
That's awesome. I've been thinking about getting one printed, too. It's good to know it's been holding up for you.Originally Posted by GoatBoy
Awesome video. I love the feed system, too.Originally Posted by GoatBoy
You're right. Considering it is a customer ULE rail, $50 is not bad at all.Originally Posted by GoatBoy
No problem about the files. I think I've finally got the hang of OpenSCAD. I'll just pull out the caliper again and get things measured out, this time in mm. If you find that you can release any of the files, my email address is bbotts at gmail.Originally Posted by GoatBoy
Thanks for the update and the video!
Thanks guys... that's not even one of my better videos; just happened to be the newest one at the time.
The feed system is the spring feed off an SA-17.Originally Posted by blacklegionfreak
The top rail is actually taken off an Empire Trracer, sanded to fit the larger OD of the mag body, and glued on. Pretty low tech.
Im a bit confused still as to how you got the SA-17 spring feed to fit on to the mag...? can you post more detailed pics of the feed "array" lolOriginally Posted by GoatBoy
say i wanted a few plastic/nylon rails how much would these cost to get?
It fits on the Trracer rail, i.e.Originally Posted by blacklegionfreak
Not sure what you're looking for exactly...
It cost me literally $51.98 to have it printed in black from Shapeways:Originally Posted by rukh013
Can you buy the rail from Empire... or do you have to steal it from a Traccer?Originally Posted by GoatBoy
So how much did it cost you overall?
Originally Posted by GoatBoy
I meant the feed array as it is on the mag
Hrm... well, not sure how else to explain it.Originally Posted by blacklegionfreak
I guess you can kind of see how it goes on/off the mag in one of my videos:
Does that help? It just slides forward/back on the top rail.
As far as the rails... sorry I think I am confused. Are you guys asking about the top rail or the bottom rail? The top rail is from Empire; I bought it through Boss Paintball. He seems to be able to get replacement parts. I think it was $25, but don't quote me on that. Spring feed was... $30.
The rest is a fairly standard automag aside from the printed parts.
^ Have the link to that Empire top rail?Originally Posted by GoatBoy
NVM... I found them for $4 on this sight :
BTW... What glue did you use to put it on. THX
Last edited by Fatalis; 12-03-2012 at 10:10 PM.
alright. well how about this. how much would it cost me for you to build me one?
Yeah, let me know if you are actually successful in getting them for $4 from there. I need another one myself.Originally Posted by Fatalis
As far as the glue... that's an interesting question. I originally used Gorilla Glue, which was strong, but seemed to have... solvency issues against paint. Like, I got shot on the gun and I think some of the paint sat on the glue and softened it, and it eventually came off.
I'm using just normal 10-minute epoxy from the hardware store now, and that seems to be holding fine, although I think I noticed a little bit of solvency again. Need to look closer. I wouldn't go bashing it against a tree, but it holds, particularly if all you're doing is the spring feed anyways.
blacklegionfreak: uh... probably prohibitively expensive. I really, really don't like working on guns (which is why I use automags in the first place). The work involved is really sanding the Trracer rail and cutting the feed neck off a standard body. Everything else is pretty much off the shelf. There are some guys around (if not here, certainly on MCB) who would probably be happy to do custom work for you.
Got the email today that they shipped. Bought 2. Should be here by Friday. Will let you know. Thanks for the info.Originally Posted by GoatBoy
Ok I can probably build one then thanks!Originally Posted by GoatBoy
I received both the rails that I ordered for $4 today. They were new and I am ready to start my projects now.


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Blackhawks beat Bruins in Game 4
Blackhawks beat Bruins in Game 4
The Blackhawks celebrated on the TD Garden ice after beating the Bruins 6-5 in overtime in Game 4.
Blackhawks captain Jonathan Toews had a lot to cheer about as his team had an answer for every Bruins goal and never trailed.
The Bruins and Tuukka Rask left disappointed after yielding home ice back to the Blackhawks.
Michal Handzus opened the scoring early in the first period to give the Blackhawks a 1-0 lead.
That set off a celebration on the Blackhawks bench, after the team was shut out in Game 3.
Tyler Seguin watched as Rich Peverley scored in the first period for the Bruins to tie the game at 1-1.
The goal by Peverley, right, brought the crowd out of their seats.
Early in the second period Jonathan Toews slipped a shot past Tuukka Rask for a 2-1 Chicago lead.
Just more than 2 minutes later, Patrick Kane scored on Rask to give Chicago a 3-1 lead.
Milan Lucic narrowed the gap for the Bruins with a goal at 14:43 of the second period.
But Chicago's Marcus Kruger beat Rask for a goal to put the Blackhawks up 4-2 less than a minute later.
Before the second period closed Patrice Bergeron scored the fifth goal of the frame to narrow Chicago's lead to 4-3.
Bergeron also opened the third period with a goal past Corey Crawford to tie the game at 4-4.
At 11:19 of the third, Patrick Sharp scored on Rask to give the Blackhawks a 5-4 lead.
Johnny Boychuk scored the game-tying goal that forced overtime for the Bruins at 12:14 of the third period.
At 9:51 of the extra period, Brent Seabrook ripped a shot past Rask to win the game for the Blackhawks.
Seabrook dropped to the ice to celebrate his goal.
The goal set off a wild celebration for the Blackhawks.
And the winning goal sent the Bruins to the dressing room searching for answers about what went wrong.


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Each February 4-H members participate in the Leavenworth County 4-H Club Day.
Each February 4-H members participate in the Leavenworth County 4-H Club Day. The event offers a wide range of categories in which a member can participate. The entire club can hold a model meeting; groups can form a chorus, band or dance ensemble and individuals can give talks or demonstrations, sing, dance, play an instrument or show other talents.
No projects are judged on this day only the presentation or performing skills of the youth. It's one day where the youth can put themselves in the spotlight exhibiting the 4-H life skill of presentations and public speaking.
On Feb. 9 the 2013 4-H Club Day was held at Tonganoxie Middle School. Ribbons were awarded with a Top Blue indicating the group or member eligible to represent Leavenworth County in the Regional 4-H Club Day in March in Atchison.
Three clubs did Model Meetings - Happy Hollow 4-H Club received the Top Blue, Happy Helpers 4-H Club and Livewires 4-H Club received Blues.
In the Jr. Demonstrations - Matt Schwartz and Braxton Shupe received Top Blues with Emmett Keene getting the alternate Blue. Catie Larson and Alex Falk received Blues. Project Talks for ages 7-13 had Top Blues awarded to Abby Wood and Kelsey Theis with the alternate going to the team of Braxton and Evan Shupe. Cassidy Jones and the team of Jack and Jake Heim took home Blues. Jack Habjan, Brett Klamm, DJ Klamm, Rose Parsons and Tyson Root all received Reds.
In the Sr. Demonstrations David Falk and Luke Falk took Top Blue honors with Leah Parsons getting the alternate Blue. Abe Buddish also got Blue. In Public Speaking Austin Wiley took the Top Blue with Kenny Campbell receiving a Red.
The Show and Tell class for new members ages 7-8 had Mary Habjan receiving a Blue and in the Cloverbuds (ages 5-6) Gaven Shupe received a participation ribbon.
Reno Bobwhites 4-H Club received the Top Blue for their chorus with Mariah Dohle taking the Top Blue for her Vocal Solo. In the Instrumental Solo area the Top Blue was awarded to Samantha Angell while Catherine Davidson took the alternate Blue. Amy Eberth, David Falk and Christy Wiley received Blues and Kaylee Lowe received a Red.
There were seven Piano Solos with Katie Eberth taking the Top blue and Josie Parsons the alternate Blue. Luke Falk, Sadie Jane Johnson, Braxton Shupe, Leah Parsons and Evan Shupe all received Blues.
In Individual Dance Catherine Davidson was the Top Blue with Cheyenne Hindman the alternate Blue. The Small Group Dance team from Ft. Leavenworth Harrold Youth Center, "Cray Beatz," received a Top Blue. Members included Blair Inabinett, Kara Torster, Jadan Gilliland and Mason Jasuta. The Large Dance Group team also from Ft. Leavenworth Harrold Youth Center, "HYC All Stars," was the Top Blue. Team members are Alyche' Brown, Angelina David, Cara Fowler, Gretchen Stephens, Janae Patton, Jordan Brown, Juliet Aguilar, Michaela McBride, Mikayla Rangle, Millenia Hood, Skyla Poss, Ahila Patton, Aileem Waddell and Camya Reid.
In the Reading Category of Drama the Top Blue went to Christy Wiley with David Falk taking the alternate Blue. Luke Falk and Braxton Shupe received Blues and Samantha Angell, Sydney Angell, Josie Parsons and Alex Falk took Reds. In the Other Talent division Amy Eberth received a Top Blue for her gymnastics, team of Alex and Luke Falk received a Top Blue for their skit and Catie Larson received a Red.
For more information on how to become a part of Leavenworth County 4-H call 913-364-5700 or go to www.leavenworth.ksu.edu.
K State Research and Extension is a short name for the Kansas State University Agricultural Experiment Station and Cooperative Extension Service, a program designed to generate and distribute useful knowledge for the well being of Kansans. Its headquarters is on the K State campus, Manhattan. For more information, visit the Leavenworth County Extension Office at 613 Holiday Plaza, Lansing, KS 66043, call the office at 913-364-5700, or visit our website at: www.leavenworth.ksu.edu.


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FTA approves Detroit streetcar projectWritten by Jenifer Nunez, assistant editor
The Woodward Avenue Streetcar Project received clearance to proceed from the Federal Transit Administration (FTA).
The project is a 3.3-mile, fixed-rail, at-grade streetcar system located entirely within the right-of-way of Woodward Avenue in Detroit, Mich. It would operate in mixed traffic and run from Larned Street in downtown Detroit north to Chandler Street/ Delaware Street, north of Grand Boulevard, in the New Center district. Twelve stations are proposed along Woodward Avenue, 11 with project implementation and a potential 12th station in the future.
The FTA has completed the environmental clearance for the project. With the issuance of the Amended Record of Decision (ROD), the project is allowed to move forward to the next phases of design, right-of-way acquisition and construction. This is the last approval step under the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) process.
The FTA ROD applies to the Streetcar Alternative described and evaluated in the Supplemental Environmental Assessment (EA) for the project, signed February 1, 2013. The EA supplements the Final Environmental Impact Statement (FEIS) for the Woodward Avenue Light Rail Transit project, signed June 1, 2011. This Amended ROD replaces the ROD issued August 31, 2011 for the project.
M-1 Rail, which will operate the streetcar service, expects to begin construction of the system south of Adams Street in 2013. Construction north of Adams Street will begin in 2014, which will include Michigan Department of Transportation's planned reconstruction of 2.5 miles of Woodward Avenue from Sibley Street to Chandler Street. M-1 Rail plans to complete the entire system and begin operations in late 2015.


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Today I'm delighted to be given the chance to ask cookbook author, star of the food network tv show: Sugarush, and bakery owner Warren Brown a few questions about his books, his bakeries, and his life. And more importantly--how he does it all!
Most of you may know Warren from his hit tv show on food network Sugar Rush from 2005-2007. And you may also know him by the infamous bakery CakeLove in Washington, DC that he started after he left his career in practicing law. It was that bakery that started him on his journey to becoming a cookbook author first book CakeLove, then came United Cakes of America, CakeLove in the Morning, and most recently Pie Love (which is my favorite).
CakeLove from Scratch, United Cakes of America, CakeLove in the Morning, PieLove
I gave Warren a few extra questions because I'm so fascinated by how much he's done in his life, admired his dedication to taking on so much in his life; leaving a secure career to go off and do another chapter in his life.
Thank you to Warren for taking the time to answer each and every one of my questions!
Were there one or two defining moments that made you want to leave your career in law to open a bakery?
In the first three months of my job doing administrative litigation there was a Friday evening I was doing research for a case that one of my superiors asked me to work on. It was after hours, probably around 6/6:30pm. I walked out of my office to use the restroom and couldn't help but notice how quiet it was. I just thought to myself, I'm ready to work hard, maybe harder than what's expected of me here. I wanted to work hard and do it building something that I enjoyed.
Was it in fact a love of wanting to open a bakery or something else that led to the bakery?
Your first bakery CakeLove, was it pretty much hands on, work 16 hours days until you got the flow going? I know it can be hard laying down a "real routine" in bakeries.
In the article it read: "….. at first, Brown took on cake baking as a hobby, teaching himself through cookbooks and an occasional professional class. He watched the faces of dinner guests light up when the cake came out…."
It's hard to find time to talk in detail with bakery owners, but when you can grab as much time as you can and ask direct questions. If they don't feel comfortable answering, then they won't.
Many people respect someone who knows their stuff and asks the right questions, so do your homework.
There's not a lot of downtime though.
How did that come about?
Cake and cream cheese icing layered together in 4 or 12 oz jars.
I'm pivoting CakeLove away from a business model focused on retail storefronts to wholesale supplier of a packaged consumer good.
I enjoy focusing our work on making the product and allowing the grocer retailer to handles retailing the product. I hope to make the full transition complete within the next 2 years.
We have many different bases and favor extensions off of each base. I only wish that the rest of the market fully appreciated the nuances of cooked buttercreams and what it takes to appropriately serve them – namely to not eat it cold. We never want people to eat cold cake and resorted to disclaimers of different sorts to give people the heads up. That was met with resistance of various sorts over the years.
You may be surprised to know how much push back and flak we've caught from critics to consumers because we make and stuck with cooked buttercreams all of these years, instead of just resorting to American Buttercream.
Why? Well, I really like to focus on specific ingredient flavors and let that item dictate what format it needs to be in for the best presentation of taste. Sometimes that means bending to the will of the food in order to capture the best of what it has to offer. Take strawberries, they're fabulous in buttercream. We let the mixer beat freshly cut strawberries into Italian meringue buttercream.
Or a different way to feature coconut in buttercream, our "New German Chocolate" (also coconut buttercream in CakeLove)—it's a coconut vanilla brown sugar buttercream that is built around a yolk based custard. Both of these have to be held under refrigeration b/c of the ingredients and method of production, but as long as it's at room temperature when served, it's fabulous. Really delicious.
I think the steps to necessary to serve it are just like chilling beer or bubbly before a party, setting out cheese so it's not fridge cold when sliced and served, or setting out an ice cream cake to slightly thaw before it's cut and served. Fine food requires a little work and cake is no exception.
Warren was kind enough to donate one lucky winner, one copy of each of his four cookbooks.
All you have to do to enter is leave a comment telling us which one of Warren's books intrigues you most.
CakeLove - How to bake cakes from scratch
United Cakes of America - recipes celebrating every state
CakeLove in the Morning - recipes for muffins, scones, pancakes, waffles, biscuits & other breakfast treats
PieLove - recipes for sweet & savory pies, galettes, pastry cremes, tarts & turnovers
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WORCESTER -- National Guard soldiers helped Worcester EMS deliver a baby Saturday at 3 a.m., in the middle of the blizzard.
Sgt. Kenneth Hickey, Spc. Joshua Catalano and Spc. Derek Demelo were assisting Worcester EMS with their operations during blizzard conditions, using their military field ambulance to access areas unreachable to the city ambulances, Hickey said.
After numerous response calls, they received a call to assist a woman going into labor.
Ericka Bueno went into labor about 2:30 a.m., and called 911 shortly after. Within 10 minutes, EMS personnel arrived at her home just as her water broke, Bueno said in the National Guard's statement.
"Upon arriving on scene, it was quickly determined that the woman would not reach the hospital before giving birth and must deliver at home," Hickey said.
EMS delivered the baby girl, named Nohely, about 3 a.m., the mother said.
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As part of the ongoing effort to ensure that New Jersey and northern New Jersey municipalities get a piece of the estimated $550 million in economic impact from Super Bowl XLVIII, the Meadowlands Chamber of Commerce recently held The Big Game Experience, a daylong Super Bowl kickoff event in Secaucus. The event was part celebration, part business-to-business vendor exhibition.
The effort was designed to put New Jersey's business community on the radar screen of corporations and others who are planning Super Bowl-related events for next February.
"Let's say you're a law firm and you're planning to host a Super Bowl party for your top 10 clients. Well, you probably already know what New York has to offer," said Chamber President Jim Kirkos. "But we're here to tell you, you don't have to go to New York for your catering, for your entertainment, your party rental needs. New Jersey has it all. You can get all that on this side of the river."
It is expected that roughly 500,000 people will be in the New York metropolitan-area during Super Bowl week, yet only a small fraction of those people will actually attend the game at MetLife Stadium. In fact, the stadium has a seating capacity of about 80,000. So most visitors to the area will actually be here to shop, party, and visit various tourist attractions.
"Look, this game is expected to generate $550 million in economic impact. If New Jersey can get 35 percent of that, I'd be happy," said Kirkos.
"The Super Bowl is two and a half hours long, but Super Bowl week is several days," said Mackie, the "mascot" for Casino Resorts in Atlantic City. "We're here to say to people, 'Come down to Atlantic City. Spend one day with us.' Atlantic City isn't just about gambling. There's lots of other things you can do. And contrary to what many people think, we are open for business. Hurricane Sandy did not wipe us out."
Mackie, who walked around on stilts to help promote Casino Resorts, pointed to a map of the Atlantic City boardwalk and noted that only a short piece of it was taken out by the hurricane.
Maria Di Rocco, an area sales manager for Central Holidays, attended the chamber event to connect with people who might be booking tours for large groups.
"We work with travel agents who put together packages for groups of tourists. Of course, we expect there to be a lot of Super Bowl packages being planned for our area, and nobody knows our area better than we do," said Di Rocco.
Most observers expect the restaurant and hospitality businesses to fare well during Super Bowl week. Hotel rooms from Jersey City to Hoboken and Secaucus are already sold out. But it remains to be seen what impact this will have on other New Jersey businesses.
"Look, this game is expected to generate $550 million in economic impact. If New Jersey can get 35 percent of that, I'd be happy," said Kirkos. "Is that realistic? I don't know. But I'll tell you what I do know: If we don't fight for it, we certainly won't get it. My argument is, let's at least fight for our fair share of that $550 million, that way, we at least put ourselves in a stronger position to get it."
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Feb. 3
8:37 a.m. Malicious-mischief investigation in the 6500 block of Canyon Avenue.
10:26 a.m. Trespassing call in the 4300 block of Weiman Avenue.
2:33 p.m. Petty-theft investigation in the 5200 block of Chaparral Drive.
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Columbia University Athletics, announced today that its new digital channel, The Columbia Athletics SideLION Pass, is now officially live on The Ivy League® Digital Network at www.ivyleaguedigitalnetwork.com/columbia.
Powered by NeuLion, this Columbia-centric channel is a part of the Ivy League's completely redesigned, nine-channel digital network that includes an easy-to-navigate interface, a League-wide network schedule and new interactive features, such as simultaneous four-game viewing, full DVR controls and social media integration. These new features enhance the viewing experience for the expanded range of events and other content offerings, all of which are available on computer, mobile and tablet devices all without the use of an app.
Packages for the SideLION Pass are $89.95 for 12 months, $39.95 for four months, $10.95 for one month and $9.95 for a single day and include multi-camera HD coverage of all available home and select away games in football and men's and women's basketball. Every available Ivy League contest in those sports will be shown on the network (subject to live blackout for select televised games).
Selected other live events are also slated to be featured in the channel this fall. In addition to coverage of Ivy League championship events, live coverage of other winter and spring sports will be announced at a later date. Many of these events, along with additional premium content not available anywhere else, will be available for on-demand viewing at any time.
Packages for the League-wide channel, which features everything the network has to offer, are $119.95 for 12 months, $49.95 for four months and $15.95 for one month.
"We are thrilled for the relaunch of The SideLION Pass on The Ivy League® Digital Network," said Alex Oberweger, Columbia's Associate Athletics Director for Strategic Communications and Chair of the Ivy League's committee on Digital Strategy. "We are very excited to work together with our partners at NeuLion and The Ivy League to make our online video service the best in the nation."
"The Columbia channel on The Ivy League® Digital Network is poised to present fantastic digital offerings moving forward," said Chris Wagner, EVP and Co-Founder of NeuLion. "Bringing together all eight schools on a unified network for the first time, the Ivy League is providing its passionate alumni and fans access to more digital content than previously possible."
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AT&T Oklahoma awarded $15,000 to Oklahoma Christian University to help fund the Bridge Program, which provides academic and emotional support for underprepared freshman students.
The gift was made during a ceremony Monday afternoon on the OC campus. AT&T made a previous donation of $15,000 to OC's Bridge Program in 2011.
"We are incredibly appreciative of AT&T's continued generosity to our Bridge students," OC president John deSteiguer said. "We want every student to succeed, and this gift helps ensure they have the tools to do so."
At the ceremony, student Karissa Wheeler spoke of the positive difference the Bridge Program has made in her college experience. Wheeler will graduate in December with a degree in family studies/child development. She came to OC from Chicago and began as a student in the Bridge Program. She is now a mentor for other students in the program.
"My high school advisor told me I would never make it in college. It only took a few weeks for me to fall behind in algebra. I remember going to see (Bridge Program assistant) Lannea Pemberton and telling her my advisor had been right. Thankfully, she never gave up on me, even when I didn't believe in myself," Wheeler said. "I have also had the privilege to become a mentor with the Bridge Program and work with students who struggle like I did. Watching my students succeed is one of the most rewarding experiences I've ever had."
The university's Bridge Program helps students whose secondary education has not fully prepared them for college. It provides students with special tutoring, developmental classes, instruction in time management and study skills, career counseling, guidance and mentoring. Many of the students are the first generation of their families to attend college, and others often come from low-income families.
The program began in 2006 with 13 students and has more than 100 students today. Just a few years ago, OC was one of only two colleges in the state recognized in the Center for Student Opportunity's College Access and Opportunity Guide, which highlights supportive college environments for low-income, first generation students.
Oklahoma Christian, recognized as one of the best universities in the western United States by U.S. News and World Report and The Princeton Review, offers undergraduate programs in more than 60 fields of study and an undergraduate Honors Program, plus graduate programs in business, engineering, ministry, and divinity.
In addition to its Oklahoma City campus, OC has study abroad opportunities in Europe, Honduras and the Pacific Rim. This year, the university opened a Learning Support Center in Kigali, Rwanda, allowing Rwandan students to study in OC's online MBA program.


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Teen Sues Her Family For Support
Rachel Canning is 18. She has a boyfriend her parents don't approve of because they think he is a bad influence. Rachel comes from an upper income family and had a car her parents purchased for her, goes to a very expensive private school and has a substantial college fund. Rachel left her parents home. That much is agreed. She says they kicked her out. Her parents say she left voluntarily because she didn't want to live by their rules. Now, Rachel with the help of her boyfriend's attorney father is suing her own parents. She wants her car back, payments for her to continue living, her private school tuition paid and access to her college fund because she has been accepted to several universities.
Her parents don't her owe anything. They cut her off. This isn't some movie where the parents decide at the end that the boyfriend is great and make sure their child lives comfortably. She is legally an adult and unless there is some type of written contract where the parents agreed to pay these things for her she is going to be out of luck. She is a high school senior. What she should have done is sucked it up a few months until she graduated from high school and went to college and then she could do whatever she wanted with her boyfriend and just lived by their rules when she was home during breaks. But of course it is high school love and there is no such thing as waiting when your boyfriend wants to see you and her parents are so strict.
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If Tom Kaye gets to "C" he will have WLIPP
This will make Tom happy and hopefully all of you too.
-So if we e-mail, we get HER
-If we get HER, Tom will tell us
-We can't have HER, but Tom can. And he'll tell us about it.
-This makes Tom happy, and we are happy for Tom.
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LOWELL -- Two men with guns were charged with allegedly assaulting a man inside his Austin Street apartment Wednesday night, and then holding the man's friend captive inside.
The alleged victim told police he was beat up by two men who were still in his apartment and armed, police said. The suspects refused to allow police officers inside, but officers forced their way in "fearing for the safety of the missing friend," police Capt. Kelly Richardson said.
Officers found a .380-caliber handgun on a table just inside the door.
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Google is changing its disclosure policy for zero-day exploits - both in their own software as in that of others - from 60 days do 7 days. "Seven days is an aggressive timeline and may be too short for some vendors to update their products, but it should be enough time to publish advice about possible mitigations, such as temporarily disabling a service, restricting access, or contacting the vendor for more information. As a result, after 7 days have elapsed without a patch or advisory, we will support researchers making details available so that users can take steps to protect themselves. By holding ourselves to the same standard, we hope to improve both the state of web security and the coordination of vulnerability management." I support this 100%. It will force notoriously slow-responding companies - let's not mention any names - to be quicker about helping their customers. Google often uncovers vulnerabilities in other people's software (e.g. half of patches fixed on some Microsoft 'patch Tuesdays' are uncovered by Google), so this could have a big impact.
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