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In conjunction with partners across the University, Columbia Athletics announces the following policies and procedures for game day activities at the Baker Athletics Complex. We aim to provide a safe, fan-friendly environment for cheering on the Columbia Lions, and offer opportunities for picnicking, barbecuing and alumni-student interaction. Please see below for details.
Admission is FREE for all Columbia University and affiliate students with a valid CUID.
Getting to Baker Athletics Complex
Prior to every home football game, Columbia University Athletics will sponsor complimentary shuttle buses from the Columbia Morningside campus (Broadway and 116th Street) to and from the Baker Athletics Complex. For most games, buses will run starting 90 minutes prior to kickoff and return to campus immediately following the game. On Homecoming, buses will begin running even earlier.
East Side Fan Shuttle!
Columbia Athletics is proud to announce the addition of our complimentary east side shuttle bus to the Baker Athletics Complex! For every home football game, the east side shuttle bus will depart from the northeast corner of 3rd Avenue at 86th Street 90 minutes prior to kickoff. Our early homecoming departure time will be announced closer to the season. Buses will return to Lexington Avenue and 86th Street immediately following the game.
Our fans, friends, students, parents and alumni are also encouraged to take the 1 Train or the A Train to and from the Baker Athletics Complex. For detailed subway directions, including transfer and MTA shuttle bus information, click here. For additional information on MTA New York City Subway service, including planned and last-minute service interruptions, please visit http://travel.mtanyct.info/serviceadvisory/.
For those traveling by MTA New York City Bus, the M100, Bx20 and Bx7 stop near 218th Street and Broadway. For those arriving by MTA Metro North commuter rail, the Marble Hill station is located on the north shore of Spuyten Duyvil, just across the Broadway Bridge from the Baker Athletics Complex.
For driving directions, click here.
Gameday Parking
Preferred parking (see below) is available as a benefit only to those individuals making qualifying gifts to Columbia Football. Single-game parking is unavailable.
Area Parking: Fans arriving by vehicle without preferred parking passes will be directed to public parking facilities in the area. The public parking garages nearest to the Baker Athletics Complex are located at West 218th Street and 10th Avenue; between Isham and Post Avenue on 10th Avenue; 4055 Tenth Avenue; 4036 10th Avenue and 3976 10th Avenue. Please note: Columbia is not responsible for the services provided by the businesses at the above addresses.
Patrons Requiring Disability Access: Disabled patrons arriving in vehicles without parking passes may be dropped off at the wheelchair-accessible entrance to the Baker Athletics Complex on 218th Street and Park Terrace East. Courtesy carts are available to shuttle people with disabilities around the Baker Athletics Complex as needed.
Preferred Parking: Entry to preferred parking lots is limited to those holding preferred parking passes. All parking passes are subject to the Baker Athletics Complex Fans Code of Conduct (see below) and are revocable at the discretion of Columbia University Athletics.
Pedestrian Entry and Exit
All fans must enter and exit the Baker Athletics Complex through the Class of 1905 Gates (218th Street and Park Terrace West). All bags are subject to search. Alcoholic beverages, weapons and glass bottles may not be carried into the complex through the pedestrian entrance. Alcoholic beverages are prohibited in Lawrence A. Wien Stadium.
Baker Athletics Complex Alcohol Policy and Fan Code of Conduct
Columbia University and Columbia University Athletics promote responsible behavior by all individuals in attendance at athletic events held at the Baker Athletics Complex.
Alcoholic beverages, controlled substances and glass containers may not be carried in through the Baker Athletics Complex pedestrian entrance and are prohibited inside Lawrence A. Wien Stadium.
Alcoholic beverages may be consumed by fans 21 years of age and older only in designated areas: preferred parking lot B and the pre-game picnic area (as part of beverage service - see below). To ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for all of our patrons, we encourage all fans to drink responsibly. University proctors and Public Safety personnel will monitor the picnic and parking areas for underage and irresponsible drinking. Individuals who behave irresponsibly or who furnish alcohol to those under 21 years of age will be subject to ejection from the premises.
In order to provide a fan-friendly and safe experience for all fans, disorderly conduct and use of inappropriate, racist or sexist language is not permitted while at the Baker Athletics Complex, including Lawrence A. Wien Stadium. Weapons of all kinds are prohibited at the Baker Athletics Complex. All bags are subject to search.
Columbia Athletics is giving its fans many more reasons to come out to the stadium early and often. Here are some of the highlights of what fan can expect before and during each home game:
ROAR-EE'S FAN ZONE Roar-ee's Fan Zone off ers a carnival atmosphere for fans of all ages.
NEW CONCESSIONS All menu items are priced at $3 or less.
Pre-game Picnic Area, presented by Mel's Burger Bar
Columbia Athletics and University Event Management will once again host a Pre-game Picnic Area, presented by Mel's Burger Bar at the Baker Athletics Complex before every home football game in 2015. The Pre-game Picnic Area features communal barbecue grills, picnic tables and complimentary beverage service stand serving water, soft drinks and beer. The concession stand will open ninety (90) minutes prior to kickoff and close thirty (30) minutes after kickoff. All beverages will be free of charge.
Beverage Service: Water, soft drinks and beer are available in the pre-game picnic area beginning 90 minutes prior to kickoff and ending 30 minutes after kickoff. Beer distribution and consumption in the Picnic Area will be monitored in accordance with University guidelines for Baker Athletics Complex. Wristbands will be issued to fans 21 years of age and older who wish to consume beer after showing valid photo identification with date of birth (Columbia students must also show valid student Columbia ID). Wristbands will enable patrons to order one beer at a time, up to a limit of two during the operating hours of the Picnic Area. All fans will be expected to act in a responsible manner in the Picnic Area as elsewhere at the Baker Athletics Complex.
Barbecuing: Complimentary barbecue grills will be provided for use in the Picnic Area. Fans are encouraged to bring food to Baker Athletics Complex and eat at the picnic tables provided.
Tickets and Access: Admission to the Picnic Area will be free for Columbia University and Barnard College students with valid Columbia Card and Barnard College ID. Game tickets or a student ID are required for admission to the Picnic Area for all other patrons.


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DURHAM, N.C. -- Freshman Max Greyserman opened his collegiate career with a tie for fourth finish after posting an even-par 72 in the final round of Tar Heel Intercollegiate Sunday. Greyserman closed the tournament with a two-under 214 (71-71-72), while Duke placed tied for sixth with an 18-over 882 at Finley Golf Course in Chapel Hill.
Georgia Tech claimed the tournament title with a 22-under 842 with NC State placing second with a two-under 862. UNC Greensboro finished third at +9, 873 followed by North Carolina (+13, 877), VCU (+17, 881), No. 15 Duke (+18, 882), East Carolina (+18, 882), UNC Wilmington (+20, 884), East Tennessee State (+24, 888) and Davidson (+29, 893).
Seth Reeves (Georgia Tech) captured medalist honors with an eight-under 208 while teammates Richy Werenski (-4, 212) and Ollie Schniederjans (-3, 213) placed second and third, respectively. Greyserman was tied for fourth along with Brandon Dalinka (North Carolina) and Anders Albertson (Georgia Tech) at two-under.
Greyserman got off to a terrific start in the final round with four birdies over the first six holes of play. The Short Hills, N.J., native birdied No. 1 and followed up with birdies on the par 5 third and par 4 fourth holes. He added a birdie on the 533-yard, par 5 sixth hole to get to four-under on the round and surge up the leaderboard. Greyserman slipped back to one-under after three bogeys over a four-hole stretch at the midpoint of the round. He added a birdie on the par 5 13th hole but suffered bogeys on each of the next two holes to fall back to even-par. Greyserman closed out the tournament with three straight pars to secure a top 5 finish.
Junior Michael Ricaurte finished tied for 28th with a five-over 221. In the final round, he posted a four-over 76 with one birdie, 13 pars, three bogeys and a double-bogey.
Yaroslav Merkulov, playing as an individual, fired an even-par 72 Sunday to place tied for 33rd with a seven-over 223. Opening up on the back nine, he birdied No. 12 (par 3) and No. 17 (par 5) to get to two-under on the day. After dropping a stroke with a bogey on No. 18, Merkulov birdied the par 5 third hole to get back to two-under. He suffered a pair of bogeys down the stretch before recovering to par No. 8 and No. 9 for his first even-par round of the season.
Alexander Matlari, a freshman from Germany, shot a seven-over 79 in the final round to tie for 38th overall. After two solid rounds Saturday, Matlari struggled to get things going in the third round finishing with one birdie, nine pars and eight bogeys.
Junior Turner Southey-Gordon recorded a two-over 74 to closed the Tar Heel Intercollegiate tied for 49th with an 11-over 227. He recorded a bogey on No. 2 before playing the next 12 holes at one-under with 11 pars and a birdie on No. 8 (par 3). Southey-Gordon dropped strokes on No. 15 and No. 18 to close out the round at two-over.
Andrew Bieber, a freshman from Cleveland, Ohio, finished 62nd at 15-over after posting a five-over 77. He collected thrid birdies Sunday but also suffered five bogeys and a triple-bogey.
Senior Austin Cody, competing as an individual, registered a seven-over 79 in the final round to finish 78th overall.
Duke returns to action Sept. 20-22 at the Dick's Sporting Goods Collegiate Cup at the Golf Club of Tennessee.
*** Greyserman was one of five players to shoot even-par or better in all three rounds.
*** Greyserman shared the tournament lead in par 5 scoring at eight-under ... he recorded six birdies and two eagles on the par 5s at Finley GC.
*** Merkulov and Ricaurte also finished among the tournament leaders in par 5 scoring at three-under.
*** Greyserman recorded 13 birdies overall, fourth-most in the event.
*** Matlari and Merkulov tied for sixth in the 81-player field with 37 pars apiece.

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By your request here is the new version with the extension over the valve.
By your request here is the new version with the extension over the valve.
Last edited by Bunny; 05-27-2018 at 07:26 AM.
any 1 wanna convert it, or know where i can convert it to autoCAD 14? that's the version i have on my computer and it won't let me open it
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take a look at my minimag ....
Converted the DWG file to ACAD14. Had to zip to upload. Have fun.
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hey man, thanks, that looks hot.
I was looking at the extended slug Mainbody diagram, and I was just wonndering the importance of the Section VIEW "A". I noticed that on my regular mag body there doesnt seem to be anything of the type. My presumed function of the view was a spring retainer clip, or something along the lines of that. So if anyone could help me out that would be GREAT!!
Does this fit on a regular Automag rail? The AGD website says the regular SLUG does but this seemes to long.
Also why is the body so long? I know that it does extend over the valve, but the regular rail on an Automag is only 8" long.
So if o could get a picture of the new extended SLUG on a rail that would be great!
Slug pics... see if they upload
Sean Scott
Production Manager
KAPP Products
Sean at KAPP. Id like to see what you guys could do with a Slug. Have you made any thing yet?
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.
Pic 2...
Props to Tom. Like it alot. I was happy to grab the .dwg file. Now I do not have to mik the whole thing. Also, what are the washer and c-clip for? What type of feed port does it take? Very nice machine work. We stared at the body for about 45mins trying to figure out how it was made. Working on drawing over the next few weeks. Then throw it up on the CNC. What type of ball detent is this made for? I guess I can do whatever I want with it.
Personally, Id like to see something similar to your flame cockers and matrices...Originally posted by Dubstar112
Sean at KAPP. Id like to see what you guys could do with a Slug. Have you made any thing yet?
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Just got it. Going to see what we come up with. Possibly. It will take a few months. Doing drawing, then finally deciding, then programming, then machine. Then ano, then put together.
I believe it has Angel feed tube threads. Its made to take a Cocker/Angel detent I believe also.
Edit, a bit o/t, but I noticed the cuss filter censored your company name in your user text box. lol
alrighty i'm new to the forum So HELLO!! but iwas wondering say if i have autocad station and a cnc machine if i can just use this file to make the body! if not from this file does anyone have the file! its kinda cheating but o well!
You can use the dimensions from the Cad file to manually program the G-codes of the CNC. Takes a lot of knowledge of machining to program the Slug body. Or if you have a CAM program, you can import the Cad file. The using the Cam program, you program all of the moves of the CNC machine. Then upload the G-code to the CNC and make it. Machining is very complex and not easy as taking a Cad file and trying to throw it into a CNC and out pops the body. You still have to program the CNC. It would take many hours for an expert to program the slug with a Cam program.
Yup he said it has a cam thingy! LOL.. so i can make my own just from the cnc! i kno theres gota be more!
If it has CAM, then you can program it yourself. No one will ever give out their G-code files. We spent coutless days perfecting our programs. If you want to copy stuff, then please go ahead and die. Yes, with a CAM Program you can do it, but you need to know how. Takes years for machinists to learn machining on CNC.
thats where the peeps at my dads work come in! works for me being 15 and not having enough money at that time being! i can just have my dads work absorb the costs and make it for me!
but all they need is the drawing and they can do it right! or is it gonna take them a while to set it up on the cam!
To program it in CAM would take thousands of dollars in the machinist's time. If your daddy absorbs the cost, it would cost him a whole lot more money than if you buy the damn thing. $200-$250? Or Daddy doing it and costing him $4000?
hmmm i dunno these things! thanks though i'm learning!! well i guess its his decision whether or not to do it! but thanks again!
Does anyone have a version of this converted for MasterCam 9.0? Thats what we use at the shop (and what i'm used to). Thanks
Andrew Gore
(co-owner OTB)
what is the file extension. Also, you should be able to import a .dxf (drawing interchange) file. I can send you that.
yeah it will take the .dxf If you can email it to me:
firstname.lastname@example.com That would rock. This will maybe give me some DEFINITELY NEEDED cad practice. Thanks
Andrew Gore
(co-owner OTB)
This isn't really about the slug body itself, but does anyone have a picture of the bottom of their xmag body? Or possibly some sort of CAD drawing of it. I doubt anyone is just going to give that away but I want to make sure I have proper dimensions. Thanks
I was not happy with my max renderings of Sluggo but here they are anyway.
All your farm animals are belong to us.
And another one.
Looks nice. I decided to make a full body (as opposed to body + rail) because I just love the xmags, I need some CAD stuff to do, and I want to have a mag out there that no one has (pics as soon as I am done......long ways away ) I'll see what I can put up (when i get something done) of my full bodied marker, but if anyone else has a pic of their xmag (the bottom and whatnot) or anything, that would rock. Thanks
Andrew Gore
Got it drawn up in Pro/E tonight. Tommorow I'll start with the ergonomics .
Anyway, if anyone else is using pro/e, here is a .prt of the extended slug. It should be dead on accurate except for the threads, in which case its the OD of them.
Will save yah an hour or two.
Sorry for so many posts... You'll get through it
It's been awhile, and I actually got a little bit done (been busy with the Advent and frames and stuff...) anywho, here is a picture of soemthign I've been working on. It encorporates the body and rail (like x-mags). I still need to fix up some of it a bit and all the good stuff. I'll stop talking so you can look at the pic.
sorry about the geocities. here is the link.
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Oddly, Nintendo has never released official specs for Wii U. It is theoretically improved over the Xbox 360, equipped with "an improved, more modern AMD Radeon graphics core, twice as much RAM available to developers."
While games will undoubtedly improve as the console matures, a look at the Wii U version of Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 shows that there may be one weak link in the console's design: the CPU.
The Wii U version of Black Ops 2 is essentially a straight port of the Xbox 360 version, down to the identical 880x720 resolution and 2x MSAA. "Aside from gamma issues, we're essentially looking at exactly the same presentation," Digital Foundry noted. In fact, the Wii U version looks better than the PS3 version, which the analysis described as "compromised."
However, the framerate struggles on the Wii U version, dipping to about half of what the Xbox 360 original can handle. Admittedly, this is a quick port on new hardware, which should account for some of the performance loss. However, Digital Foundry believes that the system's CPU is its "main bottleneck," especially when "bearing in mind the specific areas that are causing the most noticeable dips in performance," specifically "any scene where a lot of characters are in the area."
Future games on Wii U will undoubtedly perform better as the console begins to mature and developers get a better grasp on how to best harness its abilities. However, much like multi-platform teams struggled to deal with PS3's unique Cell architecture and divided memory allocation, developers will have to balance Wii U's beefier GPU with its apparently-underpowered CPU.


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The book appears to have served as the precursor to the Time Clock, a place for employees of the Norfolk & Western Railway to sign in each day. Columns identified the worker's occupation, name, signature, and time called to report. At the top of each page were blanks to fill in the specific division, yard, and date.
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The book appears to have served as the precursor to the Time Clock, a place for employees of the Norfolk & Western Railway to sign in each day. Columns identified the worker's occupation, name, signature, and time called to report. At the top of each page were blanks to fill in the specific division, yard, and date.
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Isn't it great to read the prices of things in days gone by? Of course ti was still expensive for them.ReplyDeleteReplies
It is interesting, you're right. I looked up what you could buy for $1.50 in 1933 -- 20 loaves of bread, OR 4 pairs of silk stockings, OR one pair of jeans.Delete
Cool! I don't remember seeing this book. I would like to see the canning recipes. I bet they are interesting. I feel a Signature Dish Old School coming on! HA!ReplyDeleteReplies
How wonderful to have so many documents in your ancestors' own handwriting. .ReplyDeleteReplies
It is a good feeling to see their handwriting.Delete
Handle them with care; it would be such a shame for them to fall to pieces.ReplyDeleteReplies
I have tried to be careful -- not "white glove" careful exactly.Delete
Have you ever tried any of those old recipes? Those were the good old days of "from scratch". I've taken my Mom's & grandma's recipes & updated them with boxed shortcuts & they're almost as good - most of the time. We should have a Sepia Sat. prompt of old recipes (or have we already? I only joined a year ago). My daughter's 10-step recipe for how to fry an egg isn't all that old, but it's pretty funny. You should begin keeping that book & its old contents in a dark cool place - especially if anything is written in pencil. I keep my great grandfather's journal in a thick fire safe box & still the penciled writing is fading.ReplyDeleteReplies
I have not tried the recipes. Some of them are just ingredients, no instructions. One or two have ingredients but no measurements because of torn edges. Of course, some are intact, but I have not tried them.Delete
What a wonderful keepsake!ReplyDelete
This is just wonderful."Remember with pictures" Thank goodness they did or we wouldn't have Sepia Saturday. I envy you that record of life during those years and all those recipes.ReplyDeleteReplies
Right. But today we're encouraged to do more than simply enlarge our best negatives (negative? What's a negative?). We must make mugs, mouse pads, calendars, and aprons.Delete
It looks as if paper during the Depression was more scarce than booze. :)ReplyDelete
But I love those old documents in particular if the handwriting is from a known person.Replies
I think paper must have been scarce. One recipe is written on the inside of an envelope turned inside out.Delete
What a wonderful time capsule and an evocative keepsake of the everyday life each written by your ancestors. For me the other interest is the railway company plus I think you can never have too many recipes for fruit cake.ReplyDeleteReplies
Good -- a fruit cake lover.Delete
The railroad connection interests me too because so many in my family worked for the railroad in Shenandoah, but not my great-grandfather. So I wonder if the book had belonged to my granduncle or my grandaunt's husband.
Wendy, a great treasure, perhaps not in money terms but in family values. Paper was not as easily wasted as it is today. I love all sorts of books with empty pages to scribble in or draw quickly something. My granddaughter is the same. Anyway we are so lucky today such a wonderful selection available today. For scribbles near the computer I still use old paper or envelopes, sometimes they wander into a book and I wonder if in 100 years they might be found too.ReplyDeleteReplies
I have scraps of notes and jottings around my computer too. I am careful to throw them out eventually so that no descendant has to guess whether they're valuable or not LOL!Delete
It's fun looking at the book and its contents now, but I am surprised that the book wasn't thrown away long ago.ReplyDeleteReplies
I have wondered the same thing.Delete
This is a great spin on the theme, Wendy. Collections like this become talismans or charms that reconnect us to ancestors through the magic of ink.ReplyDeleteReplies
Not to mention all that DNA amidst the dust.Delete
Oh, how wonderful to have all those family recipes -- written in longhand by those who came before you!ReplyDeleteReplies
Finally -- the age of education enabling me to enjoy handwriting and not a mere "X" for a signature.Delete
This collection from a questionable keepsake book is precious, especially for those of us who treasure such things. That book is the remaining question, though I would imagine it was kept by someone with the same sentiments, and we just don't know who it brought fond memories for.ReplyDeleteReplies
Exactly! I can't even remember how it came to be mine.Delete
reminds me of my family, paper was not wasted and so many things, recipes, etc on the backs of receipts. Makes for an interesting reminisce...a treasure of bits and pieces..ReplyDeleteReplies
The utilities bill is the most interesting to me.Delete
That is a really nice pile of yellowing old papers.ReplyDeleteReplies
It is a PILE, for sure. While others inherit family riches, I get the pile of yellowed paper.Delete
You are so lucky to have this piece of history!ReplyDeleteReplies
I wonder if my daughters will feel the same way one day. HADelete
How fun this is! And what a fascinating piece of history this book has become. Those dessert recipes sound yummy...well, except for the fruit cake recipes. LOLReplyDelete
Have you scanned all of the pages of this book yet? I think it would be fun to share some of those old recipes here on your blog.Replies
Oh yeah -- Family Recipe Friday? I guess I could do that -- might be fun to try to make some of the things, like the girl who blogged about cooking all of Julia Child's recipes. Not that I'm elevating myself or any of these recipes by any means!Delete
Dang, Wendy! This post reminds me of my long neglected Letsom Letters. I really enjoyed this post and seeing the fun pictures of what was in that little black book.ReplyDelete
Hugs and missing you,
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Missing you too -- so glad for Facebook!Delete
A fine time capsule indeed! They sure made do with very little,that is for sure, and how wonderful that you have it to share in all their goings on! Truly a treasure.ReplyDeleteReplies
The recipes do spark my imagination.Delete
Lucky you to have this treasure; so many snippets of lives gone by in one volume! I'm impressed that you have reached the stage where you can recognise the handwriting of individual family menbers too.ReplyDeleteReplies
It is an odd lot, I'll say that. But it is fun to have some insight into these women's tastes and preferences.Delete
Your local historical society or railyway museum would probably be interested in a copy of the remnant pages as they record names, occupations and signatures. Even fragments are useful to someone.ReplyDeleteReplies
That's just it -- there are no names or occupations listed. Maybe those pages were removed because it's obvious pages are missing. The pages that are left are either blank or have recipes on them.Delete
What an interesting bunch of stuff was stuffed in that old book. It looks as if they used every bit of paper they could find. What a treasure and how fun to read all the bits and pieces.ReplyDelete
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Any little scrap seemed to work. And then they folded it!Delete
What a treasure you have, Wendy. It's so sad that the acidic paper is deteriorating. At least these days we have scanners and cameras that can almost replicate the original. I want the recipes for the chocolate caramel cake! Please.ReplyDelete


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Plexus IT offer a comprehensive IT Support & Maintenance Service. We work with clients of all sizes offer clients side and remote support to ensure minimal downtime and maximum productivity within your business. We offer a range of services including PC & Laptop Maintenance & Repair, Software Installation and support, Networking both wired and wireless, Server Installation, maintenance and support, as well as disaster recovery & data recovery. Why Choose Plexus IT for your IT Support? We have a wealth of experience in dealing with clients of all sizes, we are fully qualified engineers with current industry accreditation's, we are flexible and work as an extension of your own business and we offer all of these services at fantastic rates.
Home cinema installations
Home Cinema Installations based in Swindon, Wiltshire.. Antony Todd is a time served electrician with over 29 years of experience in all aspects of electrical installation work & home cinema installations. I have built my reputation on reliability, high standard of work and very competitive pricing. Feel free to contact me anytime for a free no obligation quotation. Thank you for your interest. Antony is a registered NICEIC Domestic installer and Work carried out includes.. Rewires. Consumer unit upgrades. Additional socket outlets. Internal or external lighting. Cooker points existing and new. Kitchens. Shower supplies. Garage or outbuilding supplies. Electrical installation condition reports (EICR ) for private or Landlords. Tv installations, Av set up & calibration.
Smart TV Aerials
Smart TV Aerials Bedford are a company committed to providing the highest quality of satellite, home entertainment, digital TV aerial installations, CCTV, Alarms and services to all our clients, ensuring you are fully satisfied with any aspect of service we have and continue to provide. All our Bedfordshire based installation engineers undertake a criminal disclose (CRB check) before employment to ensure their suitability, and more importantly, your safety. They also have already a minimum of 5 years experience within the industry, before commencing on our training programme to maximise their level of knowledge and workmanship, to provide the best quality of Satellite and TV aerial installations and due care for our customers. All work carried out by all Smart TV engineers are fully guaranteed from a minimum one year of the date of installation. In the unlikely event you have any issues with your service during this period, we will return to ascertain the problem and rectify in a suitable and timely manner. CCTV INSTALLATION Home CCTV Installation specialists Smart High definition CCTV Easy to operate and totally secure View on your mobile anywhere Recording for 24/7 for total security Can be installed inside or outside Local friendly expert installers Fully guaranteed with technical support We only install the highest quality products leading to total reliability with a guarantee to match. Aerials CCTV Wireless Alarms services installations Freesat Sky Free view Repair BT Youview EE Talktalk Quote Smart TV Aerials your number 1 Local Installation company.
Hangmyscreen offers a bespoke wall mounting service with complete sealment of all cables From just a wall mounted TV to a complete home cinema system.
Fenton Construction ServicesCertificate of Excellence 2015
Bespoke extensions and refurbishment. Additionally we offer a whole host of handyman services (fencing to TV installation). A family run business, we will work with you from start to finish. It's that simple. Contact us for your free quotation.
Gogglebox Aerial Solutions
With technology moving so fast, it can be difficult to know or choose the best service or equipment. At Gogglebox, we do our very best to advise and recommend the best to suit you. We offer multiple services within Aerials & Satellites from installations, extra points, new cables, setting up TV's etc. We also offer professional advise that comes with 26 years experience & knowledge. This is important, so that you are getting the full benefit from your TV etc. Sometimes whilst on the roof, customers have asked me if I can clean the gutter or fit a cowl to the chimney pot to prevent birds getting in. If this is something you would like doing please let me know. Our estimates are free, all our work comes with a 12 months guarantee.
jason neale
installation and repair of satellite and aerial systems cctv installation and reapir home networking, wifi systems tv and home theatre setups and wallmounting
AMI Herts LtdCertificate of Excellence 2015
AMI install and maintain Multi-Room Audio Visual Systems in New Build and refurbishments We also cover services including Aerial/Satellite installations and repairs, Sonos, Speakers, Security, Lutron Lighting, Control 4, Door Entry Please contact us for details 01279 600203
Express Installers
We are a TV Wall Mounting and TV Installation Company. Our TV Installers specialize in TV Wall Mounting for Residential and Commercial Purposes
NetDolan Smart Homes & It Support
Home Network Solutions Berkshire
Oxford Cables - Digital Communication Installations
Newbury TV Aerial & Satellite Services
Spacia Systems
Spacia Systems provide bespoke Sound, Visual, Network & Security solutions for the home and commercial premises. We've been installing CCTV and Security Systems, Home & Bussiness Networks and Home Theatre systems since 2012 all over West London, Surrey, Berkshire and Buckinghamshire with many satisfied customers over the years.
John Smith
VDA Network
Sky alignment
Please visit our website for our info, We cover so many requirements for our array of skills. Electrical Digital Network CCCTV Equipment install Satellite issues
We design, supply, install and support Home Cinema, Multiroom Music, Wireless Networks, Multiroom TV, Mood Lighting and Smart Home control Systems that work from tablet or phone The Philosophy Behind What We Do... Technology products and systems change at an incredible rate. Some of it good, some of it not so good. Our mission is to help clients choose from only the best products. We have researched the latest technology so you don't have to. Our solutions are geared to fit busy lifestyles and work first time, every time, the way you would expect. If you have experienced technology that never worked the way you expected after bringing it home from the shop or if it's all over-complicated, then you need to speak to us. We take the misery out of your home electronics. We commenced trading in 2006. Our inception was born out of clients needs to couple easy to use technology together with their home to create a harmonious living environment.
All Seasons
Phaseliner provides AV and Electrical solutions for residential and commercial sector. We are registered with and supervised by NICEIC (National Inspection Council for Electrical Installation Contracting) and Crestron Authorised Dealer with 15 years experience in industry. Service we provide: * Electrical Installation and Certification * Audio Visual System Design, Installation and Programming * Security, CCTV and Access Control Systems Design, Installation and Programming * Lighting Design with Control systems Design, Installation and Programming * Home Cinema Design, Installation and Setup * Satellite System Installation * IT and Networking Design, Installation and Setup * Crestron programming * CRESTRON - LUTRON - HELVAR - CISCO - VIDECON - CONTROL 4 - RTI
On Hold Communications Ltd
Innovation PHE services limited
We are a family run Plumbing, Heating, Electrical & general building company. Specialising in all domestic and commercial projects. With over 30 years experience.
Jonathan Berney Consultant Surveyors and Valuers
The practice of Jonathan Berney Consultant Surveyors and Valuers can trace its roots back to 1955 when Henry Berney first opened his doors at: 87 Regent Street, London W1, trading as Henry Berney & Co, Chartered Surveyors, specialising in the Motor Trade and Leisure Industries.
Netbuybay Tech Ltd
Fitted wardrobe bedroom and kitchen furniture's manufacturer designer and installation services , Kraft offer 40% off on bespoke fitted wardrobe and bedroom furniture
Milton Keynes Handyman Ltd.
Milton Keynes Handyman Quality with a smile. My name is Charles and I'm proud to be the No. 1 rated Handyman in Milton Keynes. I deliver a wide range of property services to home owners, tenants & local businesses who require high quality work . * 9 years experience * 6 month quality guarantee * Over 2,500 happy customers in Milton Keynes * Built on reputation * Fully insured up to £5,000,000
Simply Audio Visual Solutions
Simply Audio Visual Solutions provide a wide range of audio visual services to both domestic and commercial clients. With branches in Somerset and Berkshire, we operate throughout the South of the UK including London and surrounding areas. Our knowledgeable engineers have many years of experience installing and servicing AV equipment for our customers. We offer totally free no obligation on site advice during any stage of your project. Simply Audio Visual Solutions can provide a huge range of products and services including; Home Automation Systems, Multiple Room Audio including Sonos and Denon, Outdoor Audio and Television, Television Systems for Wet Areas, Sky TV Installations, International Satellite and TV Aerials, Bespoke AV Distribution including HDMI over Cat5e/6 and many more. Why not read our FAQs for more information on the service we provide? Through our network of reliable suppliers we are able to offer a next day installation service on most of the products we supply. Contact us today to book a consultation.
AV Installs Ltd
AV Installs Ltd and have been providing bespoke custom audio visual solutions and installations for over fifteen years. AV Installs provides a range of television installation services to the domestic home market. AV Installs specialises in hidden cabling installation along with home theatre installations. The company prides itself on being customer focused and offering high quality professional services at affordable prices. AV Installs offers a range of services from table top set up, wall mount service and bespoke hidden cabling services. All services include a telephone assessment, television set up and calibration along with a twelve month installation warranty. Staff are professional Audio Visual Engineers, fully trained, Insured and CRB checked. To discuss any installation requirements please feel free to contact us. AV Installs Overs its service throughout Shropshire, Cheshire, the Midlands, Manchester, Merseyside, Staffordshire, Leicestershire and Northamptonshire AV Installs offers Installation customers the opportunity to purchase wall mounts, cables and accessories at great prices. Plasma Installs carries a full range of all leads and connectors together with face plate and installation accessories, designed to enhance your professional installation. Plasma Installs products are selected to offer customers outstanding performance at a fraction of the cost from high street and on-line retailers and are only available to Installation customers. AV Installs is a Northamptonshire Trading Standards Buy With Confidence Scheme member so you can be assured of a quality professional service.
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Friday night roundup
LA PLATA, Mo. – The Schuyler County boys topped the Madison Panthers 49-34 in the seventh place game of the La Plata Tournament.
Schuyler will next play at Moulton-Udell on Tuesday.
Putnam County 69, Newtown-Harris 61: UNIONVILLE, Mo. – The Midgets were coming off an emotional victory over Knox County as they hosted Newtown-Harris and Deion Hunt scored 27 points and grabbed 15 boards to help the Midgets avoid the upset.
PC will play Trenton on Wednesday.
Knox County 67, Milan 31: MILAN, Mo. – The Eagles used a 17, point eight rebound, four steal effort from Royce Poore to beat the Wildcats as they remained tied with PC in the TRC. Lee Tague contributed 14 and Brady Johnson added seven and eight.
"We took care of business in the first half and rested our starters to get ready for tomorrow," Knox County head coach Zach Summers.
KC will play Saturday morning against Payson in the Superfan Shootout.
Girls basketball
LA PLATA, Mo. – The Lady Hornets were unable to come away with a win in the La Plata Tournament as they lost to Canton 44-31 in the seventh place game.
Atlanta will play Brashear on Tuesday in the Brashear Tournament.
Knox County 63, Milan 47: MILAN, Mo. – The Eagles got 21 from Sarah Dooley and held off a late Milan run to win. The Ladycats rebounded after scoring only six points in the first quarter.
KC will play in the Brashear Tournament starting Tuesday when they play the host school at 6 p.m.
Milan will play at North Mercer on Monday.
Putnam County 45, Newtown-Harris 34: UNIONVILLE, Mo. – The Midgetettes rebounded from a disappointing loss at Knox County on Tuesday as they beat Newtown-Harris.
Haley Bradshaw had 11 points and eight boards, Dakota Owings had 11 points and six boards, and Camile Banez had nine points, six assists and five steals.
PC will play Trenton on Wednesday.


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7 Hairstyling Tricks Every Woman Should Know
The expert techniques you need to get beautiful hair every time you style
Bonus tip: For kinkier hair textures, Dickey suggests applying a light leave-in conditioner prior to straightening so the heat burns off the conditioner instead of your hair�s natural oils.
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great tips! thanks!
by camigirl Monday, April 22, 2013 at 12:38PM Report as inappropriate
Good tip for bangs
by Mollysunshine Thursday, March 21, 2013 at 01:49AM Report as inappropriate
Good tips, I have thick coarse hair, and I always towel dry, BUT not anymore...
by MissPurple Friday, January 25, 2013 at 12:41PM Report as inappropriate
I'll definitely use the tips for cutting bangs and texturizing them. My bangs get long quickly after a haircut.
by inthemiddles Tuesday, January 8, 2013 at 07:14PM Report as inappropriate
I use the blow dry your hair... Coarse or curly hair. And it really works... Especially if you can get a straightening brush... Your hair will practically straighten. Good advice here!
by Glam101 Saturday, December 8, 2012 at 09:54AM Report as inappropriate
what was with the hair type test? according to this really nobody's hair would be thick, because who can only get the elastic around their hair only once?
by Chris213 Monday, December 3, 2012 at 08:17PM Report as inappropriate
These are good tips for teenagers but I feel most adults would already know these "tips"
by BeautyBoss Wednesday, October 3, 2012 at 12:19PM Report as inappropriate
I like the hair type test
by LittleBunny Sunday, September 16, 2012 at 03:20PM Report as inappropriate
Nice! :) I didnt even know these!
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Ottawa's Confederation Line project agreement finalizedWritten by Jenifer Nunez, assistant editor
In Ottawa, ON, Canada, the city finalized the project agreement with Rideau Transit Group (RTG) to design, build, finance and maintain its new 12.5-kilometer (7.7-mile) Confederation Line Light Rail project.
Following a review of RTG's proposal in December, Ottawa City Council voted unanimously to approve the project and to execute a project agreement with RTG. The finalization marks the commercial and financial close of the Confederation Line project and the beginning of the construction phase.
"Today achieves the end of one long and challenging journey, but also the beginning of another," said Ottawa Mayor Jim Watson. "The city is grateful to our partners in the provincial and federal governments, most specifically Infrastructure Ontario and the National Capital Commission, without whom we would not have achieved such a spectacular result. With procurement now complete, I look forward to working with our new partners in RTG to turn an inspirational vision into an enduring legacy of light-rail public transit in our city."
Construction will begin this spring and is expected to generate more than 3,200 direct person-years of trades employment, 700-person years of highly-skilled technical staff employment and 375 person-years of engineering employment in the Ottawa area. These direct jobs are said to create a multiplier effect in the local economy, which is anticipated to generate more than 20,000 person years of indirect employment during the construction period.


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1. If you have an iOS device you can stream movies on a United flight
Great news, fellow travelers: If you are flying with United Airlines, as of next month you'll be able to stream movies from your iOS device. All you have to do is download the United Airlines app for your iPhone or iPad and you have in-flight entertainment.
Read more: United Airlines to offer iOS users free in-flight movie streaming(ubergizmo)
2. Here are some tips to help navigate Google Maps on your mobile device
Google Maps can be tricky sometimes – especially when you're trying to find your bearings on your smartphone. Here are some tips:
- Hit the transportation button at the bottom of the route screen and the voice navigation starts right up
- To zoom one-handed, double tap the screen and on the second tap, hold your finger down to zoom
- To download a map prior to hitting offline mode, find your map and type "OK Maps" in the search bar and it will be downloaded
Read more: Five tips and tricks to help you better navigate Google Maps (re/code)
3. Compare your bucket list with this app
If you're a dreamer with a big bucket list, the aptly named BucketListly is for you. This iOS-only app lets you not only keep a dream journal of what you want to do, but also let's you share and compare stories with others.
Read more: BucketListly for iPhone helps you track your goals, swamp travel stories with fellow dreamers(TechCrunch)
4. Viacom releases Nick Jr. app for pre-schoolers
Next month, Viacom will release an application made for your little one. The app lets you stream popular television shows form Nick Jr., such as "Dora the Explorer" and "Paw Patrol." But, you do have to prove you're a subscriber of a paid cable service.
Read more: 'Dora' goes mobile as Viacom unveils TV app for preschoolers(Bloomberg)
5. The Galaxy S5 just became more usable for disabled or visually impaired users
Samsung just announced three new features for the Galaxy S5 that are intended to help the visually impaired and disabled users:
- The Optical Scan Stand recognizes and reads text aloud
- Voice Labels allow you to make quick notes and recordings
- The Ultrasonic Cover uses sound waves to detect nearby objects
Read more: Samsung's new smartphone case uses ultrasound to detect people and objects (Engadget)


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"Cast Iron Cooks"
Just as Alan finishes packing Elmo's lunch, the lights go down, the music goes up, and Superchef pops up and announces that Alan has been chosen as the next challenger on Cast Iron Cooks. Alan is not even sure what that is, but Chris and Elmo are excited to be his assistants. The first challenge is to prepare a bowl of P Stew, which is made up entirely of ingredients that begin with the letter P. Elmo, Chris, and Alan race around throwing P foods like pickles, peaches, and porridge into a pot. D
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From the magical Austrian Baroque Mirabell Palace Gardens in Salzburg, Austria, to the Victorian garden at the Missouri Botanical Garden in St. Louis, I have always admired formal herb and flower gardens.
From the magical Austrian Baroque Mirabell Palace Gardens in Salzburg, Austria, to the Victorian garden at the Missouri Botanical Garden in St. Louis, I have always admired formal herb and flower gardens.
I applaud those gardeners who take the time to keep boxwood hedges trimmed, planting designs and ordered lines of flowers and herbs creating beautiful displays.
But this formal gardening style was never my specialty. The closest to deviating from what I prefer creating "naturalistic" landscapes that I got was creating a formal herb wheel garden, a style of gardening made popular during the Victorian period in history.
A raised herb wheel garden is quite a useful garden design for the homeowner. Besides keeping herb varieties in order, it allows the gardener to plant herbs together according to their cultural requirements, and culinary, medicinal or potpourri use. Although I prefer to plant culinary herbs exclusively, any herbs of preference can be used in this formal garden.
Although some wheel gardens actually use an old wagon wheel, these gardens can be constructed in any dimension that is desired.
In my garden I originally constructed the 10-foot diameter wheel garden out of the leftover cut ends of rot resistant eastern red cedar logs I had used for fencing material. After holding in the sides of my herb garden for three years, in 2012, I decided to replace the cedar logs with stone.
But if a more formal garden is desired, a mortared brick design can be constructed. If easy access to all parts of the garden is preferred, reducing the size of the garden to 6 feet in diameter will allow good access to the majority of the garden.
In constructing the garden the first step is finding a nice flat location in full sunlight. Next, a central point should be decided, and a stake driven into the ground to mark the spot. Once the center has been found and the diameter chosen, a string of the determined radius should be tied to a stake placed in the center. (In my garden design the radius was 5 feet).
Stretching the string out, the edges of the circle should be marked with stakes or rocks. After the circle has been plotted out, a string can be tied to the outside stakes, or what I find simplest is the use of garden hose to trace the outside edge of the circle.
Once the outside edge has been established, the raised bed site can be prepared. I highly recommend incorporating compost and if necessary adding more soil to the site to raise the soil level 8 inches above the natural soil's surface.
A raised bed works best if the native soil is cultivated and new soil and compost is mixed with the soil from the site. For more information on building a raised bed, see extension handout "Raised Bed Gardening" at http://extension.missouri.edu/p/G6985.
After the garden soil is fully mixed and prepared, the walls of the garden can be constructed. If a highly formal garden is desired, each section of the wheel can be separated by a brick or stone and mortar "spoke."
This separation of the garden plots allows the gardener to control the moisture level more exactly in each plot, allowing for the planting of herbs that need more moisture and herbs which need drier conditions to grow in proximity.
If you want to be daring and creative, trimmed miniature box wood or contrasting summer annual bedding plants such as begonias, planted in lines can be used as the spokes of the wheel separating the different sections of the herb garden.
But, if time is limited, a spoke such as one made out of 3-inch cedar logs can be simply laid across the surface of the garden.
Not only can herbs be planted in the wheel garden, but also more compact vegetables such as peppers can substitute herbs in one or more of the plots.
A raised round planter can be constructed at the center of the wheel to provide a contrasting high focal point to the garden. A tall annual could be planted in this planter; I prefer one that blooms all summer. Geraniums bloom all summer and can take the drying and heat the raised planter may undergo during the summer.
Remember, in any raised garden, the soil warms and dries faster than the surrounding soil, and irrigation is important during the hot dry summer months. Soaker hoses can be woven through the garden to provide irrigation during the summer.
If you are going to dedicate the time to construct a formal garden, the formal herb wheel design is a good place to start.


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"Six degrees of separation" is the theory that any one person can be connected to any other person on the planet by a chain of approximately five acquaintances. The theory was first proposed in 1929 by the Hungarian writer Frigyes Karinthy and popularized by a play written by John Guare.
The editorial board here at Foster's Daily Democrat would suggest readers ponder the possibility the theory is far more reaching. To that end we offer a sampling from recent news stories, letters to the editor, and the mad rush to shop for holiday bargains:
■ At least 117 killed in fire at Bangladeshi clothing factory.
■ $8.50 an hour not a living wage.
■ Restaurant chain avoids offering health insurance by cutting employee hours.
■ Major retailer posts loss trying to offer everyday low prices instead of coupons.
By now the six degrees of separation may be clear, but just in case there is doubt we offer some specifics culled from the news to make the connection — often in less than 6 degrees.
New reports indicate those clothing factory workers in Bangladesh were making cut-rate clothing for the American market to be sold by workers being paid cut-rate wages ($8.50 an hour) in order to offer shoppers cut-rate prices. This past fall, some national chains announced plans to cut workers' hours in order to avoid providing health care insurance, as mandated by the Affordable Care Act come 2014. And finally, JCP (also known as J.C. Penny) has been struggling financially in its attempt to offer everyday low prices instead of marking items up then offering coupons to bring prices back down.
All this comes into focus this holiday season as shoppers look for bargains without pondering the consequences. This is not to suggest that the death of more than 100 in Bangladesh is directly the responsibility of someone buying a $5 tee shirt. That $5 shirt will last a few months versus a $20 shirt well-made in a factory governed by a stringent safety code. But actions have consequences.
As shoppers we demand low prices, often without examining those consequences. There is a reason that the Black Friday flat screen TV you bought on the cheap is no longer made in the USA by someone earning $20 an hour. It is the same reason much of the clothing we wear now comes from sweat shops in Asia where the factories have few exit doors (lack thereof being something outlawed in the United States nearly a century ago). There is a reason that retailers who try to play it straight with good products for a fair price often go belly up.
But it doesn't have to be that way.
While other national chains were announcing they would cut hours and move more employees to part-time as ObamaCare nears, the Denny's restaurant chain announced it would instead add a 5 percent surcharge to its food. Meanwhile, local merchants in cities and towns across the nation have been emphasizing the convenience of shopping locally (which saves on gas and time) while providing a personal touch, such as finding the right tool for dad's workbench this Christmas or the right jewelry to complement mom's new dress.
This is not to argue for a boycott of any kind. It is not to suggest a starvation diet that denies the occasional bargain. But it is to suggest the price you see is not the price you pay. The $1 screwdriver from the Asian-made bargain bin won't last. The colors will fade rapidly from the discount shirt you thought would remain a bright Christmas red for seasons to come. And just how long do you want that new sofa to last — a few years until the kids leave home or as a family heirloom to be handed down to the next generation?
Some food for thought
"Six degrees of separation" is the theory that any one person can be connected to any other person on the planet by a chain of approximately five acquaintances. The theory was first proposed in 1929 by the Hungarian writer Frigyes Karinthy and popularized by a play written by John Guare.


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Chely Wright and Wife Expecting Twins
Country singer Chely Wright and her wife announced on Wednesday that they are expecting twins, the New York Daily News reports.
Wright, 42, and her wife, Lauren Blitzer-Wright, a LGBT activist, were featured on the popular YouTube series "Gwissues," and told Howard Bragman, the show's host, that Wright is carrying identical twins.
"They are due in July, but with identical twins you typically have to deliver a month early," Wright said. "So, we're anticipating that I will be as big as a -- bus or A-frame house by June."
Wright married Blitzer-Wright, 31, in August 2011, only a year after the musician came out.
"We're excited to be parents," Wright said. "We hope we don't mess it up too badly. We feel like God blessed us with twins. We feel our entire relationship has been blessed. We feel lucky and ready to take on the challenges."
Wright made headlines in 2010 when she announced she is a lesbian and some of her fans turned on her as she was the first country singer to come out as gay. A 2011 documentary "Wish Me Away" chronicled Wright's coming out story and her role as a gay rights activist.
Watch Wright and Blitz-Wright making their announcement below:


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Thanks NiCad, it's rough remembering real/Screen Names isn't it? :P
Thanks NiCad, it's rough remembering real/Screen Names isn't it? :P
OK I believe I have contaceted everyone who was wanting to "be in line" for the first ones of these.. I still will have one, *maybe* two Kartas which are not spoken for. If I didnt contact you and you were wanting to get one of the first, please email me firstname.lastname@example.com asap.
nevermind.. lol..
You have any left.. ? I'm debating whether to pimp out my current mag, or get something like this and make an e-mag..
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i am not sure if it has been said but i have searched the whole thread for it and i can not seem to find the price, would someone be able to tell me it and could it work on a mech mag which also might not have been said. thanks
-wdp angel speed matte silver
-crossfire fiberwraped 68 4500, 6 03
-evo 2 with z board and impellers, 24 bps
-Tan macneil ruben
-black odyssey dirt forks with 990
-blue evolver front black ditech hombre back
-black ruben stem
-black fit team bars
-odyssey hazard lite black wheelset 14t freewheel
-silver macneil 39t guard sprocket
-black demolition shorty seat
-black demolition seat post and grey grips
-black odyseey clenscki pedals
-black profile cranks
-blue slick cabels
official Karta price is right at $300. Thats the body + emag rail + dual AGD ball detents.
I can get them anodized to a single base color for about $40 extra.. takes about a week extra.
Ill be putting a thread up in the dealers seciotn and linking to it from here once i get the first batch finished and polished up for pics.. which will be about a week or two.
Will you be offering a discount for those who have a rail they can supply?
Yes, I can take off $35 if you send in your own rail.
Just wanted to make sure you got my $.. and in Red please..
Yes I did.
The red I can do is really a burgendy.. almost the same as the 2k1 1.5 Dark Angle "blood red"..
slightly poor picture, but you can get the idea of red.
Dammit, after much deliberation and a hour of staring at the color chart you sent me I've decided to let you choose between blue and red... Pic the one that you think looks like it has the sexiest look and finish to it and I'll build the gun around that color... In other words surprise me and post pic's of it here once it's done so I can drool over it in anticipation of it getting here...Originally posted by nicad
Yes I did.
The red I can do is really a burgendy.. almost the same as the 2k1 1.5 Dark Angle "blood red"..
slightly poor picture, but you can get the idea of red.
Let us know when the next batch is available...
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My Ebay Feedback
So, how's the progress going.. Any chance you can make a blade type trigger but add a little bit of sex to it? I was thinking somthing will little ridges horizontally across the finger area to grip and some kind of round out curves or somthng on the sided wrapping around the back to round it off in the rear...
in Blue... (pictures just DONT do justice...)
I am curious to know if there are any restrictions on anno for these babies.
I have pretty much locked in a choice to buy one from the next batch, but was hoping to get a fade done. If memory serves me correctly, only a single colour anno can be purchased with a Karta, unless we get the anno done by someone else right?
Also, I must reiterate that you MUST post when you take orders for batch #2.
Would that be mine...
yes this is Dragonfd3s's body. DAM it looks good.
Duke Henry- you are correct in regards to the anodizing.
I am having to re-structure slightly how I take orders and how the "batches" are handled.
Lets just say Im hoping to have quite a few available in the near future so any one can purchase one at most any time.
I got serial #002
Still waiting on the rest of the parts I've got on order, but here is the RT Pro with lvl 10 and Ule trigger kit with my Rogue clamping feed neak, Karta body, Dye grips and MPM P-stock from england... My blue to black fade Pipe barrel kit and my front gip and other parts should be here with in the next week or so..
w. o. w.
Dragonfd3s- Can I have it back???? hehh
that looks dam good.
Karta body be awesome.
Though... Nicad yo, RED style, get a body anno'd red... its the hotness,
-also, wuts ur Official word on battery packs for the future... im leading a movement for Battery Pack options, lol, even if it is a speculation, wus going on?
WOW! That's an amazing body.
Dragonfd3s are you sayin' that body has the RTPro stuff in it? is this body compatible with an RTPro setup? That's so stinkin' gorgeous!
Nicad, do you have a web site with all the specs and color options and such listed? I read the whole post, and maybe I missed it, or the 6:00 am hour is just messin' with my eyes (haven't been to sleep yet).
If you always do what you've always done, you'll get what you've always had. Do something different.
Yep, everything in the RT Pro will fit except for the front mount/grip since there aren't any holes for it. I'm just going to drill and tap what I need to make a grip extender fit on the bottom of the rail etc.. I'll post more pic's once I get it done some time the end of next week. I'm pretty sure he could mill a RT Pro rail if you wanted him to so you could use the stock RT mounting system....
Originally posted by Berean
WOW! That's an amazing body.
Dragonfd3s are you sayin' that body has the RTPro stuff in it? is this body compatible with an RTPro setup? That's so stinkin' gorgeous!
Nicad, do you have a web site with all the specs and color options and such listed? I read the whole post, and maybe I missed it, or the 6:00 am hour is just messin' with my eyes (haven't been to sleep yet).
Nicad - would a Karta body fit ok on a standard E-Mag rail? If so, what would just the body alone cost and any chance of a pic of a Karta/std rail combo?
Gadget- Yes it will fit, and it actually looks not too bad. I think I have some shots of that setup around here somehere.. if I come across them I'll be sure to post them.
Cost of a Karta body alone would be $225 (yes the rail adds a lot)
but for now, how about a black Karta/rail with DL milling on the rail? forgot to add: this setup weighs in around 7.3 - 7.4 oz.
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i simply can't get over how beautiful these things are
OK finally got a "purchasing" thread up.. so for all the mushy info on getting one of these, head on over to: http://www.automags.org/forums/showt...hreadid=123344
I thought that body/UL rail combo looked familiar. I'd put pics of it up with my emag setup, but my battery and grip frame are litghly scratched up and really stand out now that I have a wonderfully shiny body.
BTW, this looks freaking insane with a no-rise clamping feed on it. I hope to come out to the Tex-ball game to pimp the 'mag.


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Romero Aids in 2-1 Win over Brazil
Nebraska junior defender Ari Romero not only made her first career start for the Mexican Senior National Team on Thursday in Sao Paulo, Brazil, but also aided in a 2-1 win over the Brazilians.
Romero and the rest of the Mexican National Team is competing at the IV International Tournament in Sao Paulo, and is 1-1 after also dropping a game to Denmark. The Mexicans wrap up play on Sunday, Dec. 16, with a game against Portugal.
has been steadily progressing through the Mexican National Team. After taking
part in a training camp with the Mexican Under-20 National Team in July 2011,
Romero was selected to be part of the Mexican National Team that competed at
the CONCACAF Women's Olympic Qualifying Tournament in Vancouver, British
Columbia, in January 2012. She was also on the under-20 team that competed at
the CONCACAF Championships in Panama City, Panama, in February 2012.
Romero missed the first five games of Nebraska's 2012 season while competing for the Mexican Under-20 National team at the FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup in Japan.


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Nebraska Adds Two New Recruits for 2014-15
The Nebraska men's tennis team added two new recruits to its lineup for the 2014-15 season. The two recruits that committed their future to the Huskers are Linus Erhart and Chris Hobgarski who signed their National Letters of Intent for the Scarlet and Cream. With the team losing three senior after the 2013-14 campaign, the Big Red is looking to boost its roster with the new addititon.
Linus Erhart is a native of Lustenau, Austria who is an incoming freshman and has been ranked ranked in the top four of all juniors in Austria from age ten through 18. Erhart's best Under 16s European Singles Ranking peaked at No. 35.
Chris Hobgarski is a native of Sankt Wendell, Gemany who is also an incoming freshman and has been ranked as high as No. 1,644 on the Association of Tennis Professionals (ATP) circuit.
Nebraska Head Coach Kerry McDermott and his staff are excited about the incoming players and are ready to get them training when they arrive in Lincoln.
"We, as coaches, really like the fact that these two guys have not only great talent and maturity coming into our program, but the fact that they also have vast international experience playing all over the world," McDermott said. "They have played in countries such as: Luxembourg, Switzerland, Germany, Belgium, the Czech Republic, Slovenia, Bulgaria, and Kenya. As coaches, we feel these guys address the needs that our team needs to be more competitive within the Big Ten Conference and In the National Rankings. The Big Ten is probably one of the top three or four conferences in the country. To compete at that level, we need players such as Linus and Chris who can come in right away and make a difference for our team. With the addition of the new tennis facility being built and Linus and Chris coming into the program we feel really good about the direction of our team and Nebraska tennis next year and the years to come."


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As much as I value pre-draft evaluations, the prospect's landing spot is a pivotal part of the process. Few talents can transcend any scheme and impact their team's success. In fact, plenty of starters and contributors at the NFL level only fill certain roles and might not be considered a long term starter at that position. It is all about figuring out where a player wins and giving them a chance to succeed in that area. In this series I will take a look at prospects selected on the third day that could offer an immediate impact thanks to their strengths and situations. I will never call myself an expert on the coverages and schemes that are included, but I am working hard to learn, so feel free to (politely) point me in the right direction. With that said, I cannot recommend this defensive write up by Jene Bramel enough.
Plenty has been made about Monte Kiffin's 4-3 scheme in Dallas. How will the team's pass rush and personnel transition from a three man front with pass rushing outside linebackers to down defensive ends in a four man front. Pressure on the quarterback will be critical, as is Sean Lee's health to run the pipe in the middle of the Tampa-2 coverage. With Lee manning the inside linebacker spot, the improving Bruce Carter should see plenty of ball carriers funneled his way from the weakside.
In terms of the linebacker group, the competition for the strong side position appears to be fairly open. With that said, do not sleep on sixth-round pick DeVonte Holloman from South Carolina. When discussing former safety or "spur" prospects who have bulked up, the immediate assumption is they project to the weakside. However, I see Holloman's best projection as lining up to the strength of the formation and potentially even on the line of scrimmage in a 4-3 under scheme.
Before I go any further, let me admit to being a big fan of Holloman's. In fact he checked in at No. 65 on my pre-draft top 151. Some might question that listing, since the Gamecock linebacker was selected with pick No. 185, but these things happen.
A consistent pass rush and rangy safeties can be important for any base cover 2 defense, but, against the run, Kiffin and the on-field talent will attempt to funnel ball carriers inside to the downhill linebackers in Sean Lee and Bruce Carter. When aligned at the end of the formation at the line of scrimmage, Holloman consistently used his length/leverage to create separation, while keeping his outside arm free, to force runs back inside or even make the tackle. This will have to continue in the NFL, since Holloman should see plenty of tight end and lead blockers on his side of the field. There were obvious times when Holloman led with his shoulder and lost backfield vision, but more often than not he played with good pad level and under control as to not get sealed off. On top of that, Holloman flashed some pass rushing ability with an arm over swim move and willingness to play big when closing on the passer after turning the corner.
When at the second level, Holloman was a bit more lackadaisical, showing less urgency to attack blockers and beat them immediately. That is not to say he was overmatched, but too often he did little other than accomplishing his assignment, which was to take on tight ends and offensive linemen and funnel things inside.
As a former safety, many would immediately surmise Holloman's strength is in coverage. I wouldn't go that far and instead evaluate his ability in zone as adequate. He was asked to play plenty of curl to flat coverage in his area of the field, but Holloman struggled to restart his momentum once slowing down on multiple breaking routes. I do like how he attempted to find his assignment through his hands, then turned to find the quarterback's eyes. That contact to slow his opposition will definitely be necessary, especially if aligned at the line of scrimmage over top or next to tight ends.
Holloman also saw snaps in man coverage over top of detached tight ends. He seemed more comfortable in these situations, keeping that contact downfield and disrupting at the catch point. However, just like the flashes in the running game, Holloman could be caught flat footed or with a passive attitude, and it was apparent on slants crossing over his face.
There are obvious times when the game slows down for Holloman, which is a good thing. Attempting to strip the ball from ball carriers' hands, locating a tipped pass in coverage to come down with the interception, playing big with his arms extended to cut off a running back's angles and make the tackle in space. I never saw him get dominated at the point of attack, and outside of a handful of snaps, Holloman was a competitor in a variety of alignments. An understanding of how to shed blocks and never letting the opposition's hands into your chest is a transcendent trait.
I truly do think Holloman can start on the strong side. Now, that might not happen immediately, since teams' expectations for sixth-round selections are quite low. And even claiming a player to be a potential starter isn't a ringing endorsement. However, Holloman can help a team win, which is the base level evaluation you want in every draft selection.


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PITTSBURGH — The prosecution rested Thursday in the corruption trial of suspended Pennsylvania Supreme Court Justice Joan Orie Melvin and her suspended aide and sister, Janine Orie.
The defense will begin calling witnesses Friday to rebut claims by Allegheny County prosecutors that the sisters conspired to illegally use Melvin's state-funded Superior Court office and staff to campaign for the state's highest court in 2003 and 2009, and to use the state-funded staff and offices of a third sister, former state Sen. Jane Orie, for the same purposes.
A prosecution accountant has testified that the work of six staffers alone — four of Sen. Orie's and two of Melvin's — cheated taxpayers out of $33,000.
The sisters claim the work wasn't illegal because Melvin's staff completed their assigned work or it amounted to too little to be a crime.