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This article applies to Microsoft Dynamics AX for all regions.
When you print Sales or Purchase related reports in Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012, you receive the following error message:
An item with the same key has already been added.When this problem occurs, you cannot print the affected reports until the reports are redeployed and the Reporting Services service restarts.
Hotfix informationA supported hotfix is available from Microsoft. There is a "Hotfix download available" section at the top of this Knowledge Base article. If you are encountering an issue downloading, installing this hotfix, or have other technical support questions, contact your partner or, if enrolled in a support plan directly with Microsoft, you can contact technical support for Microsoft Dynamics and create a new support request. To do this, visit the following Microsoft website:
Installation informationIf you have customizations for one or more of the methods or the tables that are affected by this hotfix, you must apply these changes in a test environment before you apply the hotfix in a production environment.
For more information about how to install this hotfix, click the following article number to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
893082 How to install a Microsoft Dynamics AX hotfix
PrerequisitesYou must have Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012 installed to apply this hotfix.
Restart requirementYou must restart the Application Object Server (AOS) service after you apply the hotfix.
Microsoft has confirmed that this is a problem in the Microsoft products that are listed in the "Applies to" section.
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No season-ending surgery in store for V-Mart
Designated hitter could be back with Tigers for 2012 stretch run
By Jason Beck and Anthony Odoardi / MLB.com
It's far from definite, but what looked like a lost year for Martinez -- with a catastrophic knee injury -- now has a real hope for a return to action for the slugger near the end of the season.
Martinez had been scheduled for reconstructive surgery on his anterior cruciate ligament, which he tore during offseason workouts in January. That surgery was called off after the doctor treating him found his knee had healed enough that he didn't need it.
Instead, Martinez underwent a more minor procedure to help the healing process, which has already progressed further than expected.
"We'll know more in July when we do an MRI on [the knee]," head athletic trainer Kevin Rand said Wednesday morning. "It is a better-case scenario. If he had to the ACL reconstruction, he would have definitely been done for the season. This gives him a chance. When we evaluate the MRI in July, there may be a chance."
The surprising news adds another potential cog to a Tigers lineup that already looks formidable through four games, with the combination of Cabrera and Fielder in the middle of the order.
Martinez underwent microfracture surgery on the knee Jan. 27 to repair some of the damage, including meniscus tears. The timetable from Dr. Richard Steadman then called for Martinez to rehab for about seven weeks, then undergo the ACL procedure once he had sufficiently healed from the microfracture and meniscus surgeries.
As it turned out, he healed better than planned. Dr. Steadman spaced out the procedures to allow for the possibility he wouldn't need the second surgery, but it was more of a long shot.
"It doesn't happen often," Rand said, "but he felt that the ligament was definitely stable. And so he felt that a full reconstruction wasn't necessary."
Rand didn't want to put a timetable on a potential Martinez return until he has the followup MRI, but he said the typical recovery from microfracture surgery alone is about seven months. History has shown widely different results for different players. Carlos Guillen took close to a year after his surgery two years ago, while Clete Thomas had midseason surgery in 2010 and was taking part in full workouts the next spring. Indians All-Star Grady Sizemore fell somewhere in between, though he missed time with other injuries last year.
A seven-month timetable would put Martinez into late August for a possible return. Rand didn't want to confirm that, but he said it would be difficult to expect anything sooner.
Martinez batted .330 last year with 12 home runs and 103 RBIs, providing the veteran presence and productive hitting the Tigers needed behind Miguel Cabrera in the order. When the Tigers thought they'd lost him for the year, they signed Fielder to a nine-year, $214 million contract.
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In the Professional category:OVERALL WINNER: Ronaldo Colli - Rose Mary
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Date: 22 June 2012
Temperature: -28.2C
Wind Speed: 2 knots
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This week I am conserving some textiles from Cape Evans. Textiles are one of my favourite items to treat because they are familiar and tend to be related to clothing or utilitarian purposes. Therefore, I was completely surprised to find a small playing card shaped textile that was related to medicinal purposes.
Mustard Plaster © AHT/Susanne
When someone experienced a cut or infection, mustard plasters were used to stimulate healing. They generally consisted of mustard powder (blended with other natural powders such as flour or egg whites) which was packed between two pieces of fabric. This plaster states "Application. Immerse the Sinapism in water for one second only and apply it directly, covering it with a cloth or napkin."
This plaster doesn't appear to have been used, but it is an interesting reflection of some of the early medicinal cures they used. Have you ever used one?


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Q&A with our clean water expert in Uganda
Leading up to World Water Day on March 22, we're going to do a series of posts about our work in the area of water and sanitation, giving you some ideas of how to get involved.
Back in November, I got to see some of our clean water programs in northern Uganda, a place that is still scarred by decades of brutal civil war with Joseph Kony's Lord's Resistance Army (LRA). I never knew how complex the solution to the problem of clean water could be -- but I got to learn from some experts and ask a lot of questions.
One of the most informative conversations I had was with John Steifel, World Vision's Uganda water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) program coordinator. His explanations were so good, I thought I'd share them with you.
Rachael (R): Why is water, sanitation, and hygiene so important?
Latrines are much more important than I had ever realized.
John (J): WASH is foundational to our development model as an organization. When we work with communities to help them become self-sustaining, water, sanitation, and hygiene are some of the first things we look at and the first programs we implement. These elements need to be in place for education, health, and economic development to work.
R: Why is the sanitation and hygiene stuff so important? Clean water is clean water, right?
J: Water without sanitation and hygiene doesn't work, because the clean water gets contaminated so easily. When people defecate in the open -- as is customary in many areas without proper sanitation facilities -- the rain will wash fecal matter into ponds, rivers, and other water sources, spreading disease and bacteria.
Also, if people are not taught how disease is spread, the clean water could easily be contaminated through dirty water containers, dirty hands, and dirty dishes. These practices are a major cause of diarrhea, which contributes to many preventable child deaths. Education about hygiene is very important, and implementing sanitation practices, such as latrines and places to contain human waste, is also foundational.
R: What are some of the biggest challenges you face in teaching hygiene and sanitation?
Girls from a hygiene and sanitation club gather at their school.
J: Feminine hygiene for girls -- it's something you might not think of, but school attendance drops off dramatically once girls reach puberty. This is because of the stigma surrounding menstruation, lack of latrines and places to wash up at school, and lack of education about how to make and maintain reusable feminine hygiene products.
World Vision is helping to address these problems, along with installing pit latrines and washrooms at schools, so girls have a safe place to wash up so they can keep going to class. We are all about removing barriers to education.
R: Obviously, we have to customize our WASH programs for each community's specific needs. How has the 20-year civil war with the LRA affected the progress of WASH programs here in Uganda?
J: In Uganda specifically, many communities, especially in the north, were displaced by the war. People were forced to live in camps to avoid being attacked or abducted. Now that the LRA has fled to the Democratic Republic of Congo and Central African Republic, people are returning to their communities.
The problem is that water and sanitation systems were built to support the high density of people in the camps for internally displaced people. But now that people aren't living there any more, they no longer have access to those systems. Ironically, when people lived in camps, 60 percent of Ugandans had access to clean water -- but now, that number is only 30 percent.
R: This is pretty complex. There really isn't a one-size-fits-all solution, is there? Where do you even start?
J: Addressing WASH issues comes down to evaluating the specific needs and challenges of each country and each community. We have a great playbook of water projects and systems that have worked -- but, you're right, there is no "one-size-fits-all" solution. Drilling a well might work in one community, but a rainwater catchment system might work better in another community.
Watch related video: Walking in Sabina's shoes — for water
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Have more questions? Write them in the comments, and we'll try to answer them in other posts before World Water Day on March 22.


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Gay's D on Gasol is huge
Gay's D on Gasol is huge
go back to the hot hand, AA
ZBo vs AA is not advantage us.
cant keep feeding gay if he is having a bad night, AA is 6/7 and was open on the last drive by Gay
Doesn't look like Milwaukee will lose. Raptors need this.
Let's see if the Raps go back to the peekaboo play...
we need both of these FT's
Get up on the fucken guy@!!!!
Fuck these refs!
lowry has to take his shots man.. so many open shots he pump fakes
wtf? no one has the balls of AA, they all hesitated
automatic call on one end and automatic no call on the other
These refs are ridiculous!
good game, not dissapointed by the effort at all, but its over.
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Updated 12:10 a.m., Thursday, May 3, 2012
For the supposed target of hulking, muscular men intent on inflicting enough physical contact to knock him down, Tony Parker left the AT&T Center on Wednesday looking remarkably unperturbed.
He sported no visible bandages, walked casually with no noticeable limp and generally appeared his usual dapper self. For the second game in a row, he'd run in front of, between and around the Utah Jazz, routinely finding the space to either get to the basket or find an open teammate.
And for the second game in a row, an exasperated Utah player lamented his team's inability to at least make Parker wince a few times.
"I'm not saying we need to hurt anybody," Jazz center Al Jefferson said after the Spurs' 114-83 romp in Game 2 of the teams' first-round playoff series. "But a hard foul every now and then sure would help."
That was the same suggestion Utah guard Devin Harris had made after Game 1, but once again the Jazz discovered how difficult it is to foul what they can't catch. And like all of Utah's other proposed between-game adjustments — among them, going under ball screens on defense and attacking the Spurs' frontcourt on offense — it resulted in unmitigated failure.
"We've got to learn our lessons from it and scrap it, and then start it over," Jazz coach Tyrone Corbin said.
"It's back to the drawing board," said Utah forward Josh Howard.
The question now is if there's anything Corbin can draw up between now and Game 3 to avoid what looks like an inevitable, quick demise.
Even with the focus on containing Parker, he still shot 6 for 10 from the field and finished with 18 points and nine assists. The Spurs' role players they chose to leave open — Kawhi Leonard, Danny Green and Boris Diaw — combined to shoot 16 for 21.
As Tim Duncan pointed out, Utah's plan to hound Parker was doomed from the start.
"It's pretty much that nothing new can be thrown at him at this point," Duncan said. "He's seen everything, so he's going to adapt his game on the fly."
And at the other end of the floor, big men Paul Millsap and Jefferson had a miserable night. Jefferson, who shot 5 for 15 and failed to secure a single offensive rebound, seemed unconvinced the mentality of the franchise he's played against for years had changed as much as he'd heard.
"They're the San Antonio Spurs," Jefferson said. "Regardless of how many points they score now, they're still known for their defense."
Jefferson called the Jazz's performance "embarrassing," and said he wasn't sure if the team played as hard as it could have. Millsap said he couldn't explain the meltdown, saying he'd "never been through something like that."
Still, the Jazz disputed the idea that they feel too humiliated to bounce back.
"No, we don't," Jazz forward Derrick Favors said. "We fought here, and we're going to keep fighting."
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Sherrington: 10 wins might not save Texas coach Mack Brown's job
Mack Brown had two choices: He could stick with the young defensive coordinator who appeared in over his head, or he could attempt to save his own job. He did what any head coach would do. And it just might work.
All he has to do now is win at least nine of his last 10 games, try not to get blown out by Oklahoma for the third year in a row and hope Texas A&M doesn't win a national title. Or another Heisman.
And even if all the above falls into place, it still may not be enough to save him.
Not if the money dries up, too.
Texas' 40-21 loss to BYU — in which the Cougars ran for 550 yards, a UT record for futility — may finally register as Mack's signature loss. Every Texas coach has one. For Mack's predecessor, John Mackovic, it was 66-3 to unranked UCLA in '97. For the rest, it usually had something to do with embarrassing themselves and the university at the State Fair.
Mack has four of those flops on his résumé, too, maybe more, depending on your sensibilities. A difference up to now between those losses and Mackovic's Waterloo was that Oklahoma is pretty stout under Bob Stoops.
BYU is not Oklahoma in its prime. The reason we know this is because the Cougars lost their opener to Virginia. Virginia. The same Virginia that got rolled by Oregon, 59-10, last week.
Against BYU, anyway, the Cavs had sense enough to make the Cougars' quarterback, Taysom Hill, beat them with his arm, not his legs. Forced to throw, Hill completed just 13 of 40 passes for 175 yards. He had 42 of BYU's 187 rushing yards in a 19-16 loss.
The plan against BYU is fairly simple, even if the execution isn't: Load eight or nine in the box and grab the first guy running past.
Texas' defense, on the other hand, read BYU's option like it came from Stephen Hawking's playbook. Manny Diaz, Texas' former defensive coordinator, kept sending his men on charges upfield, which is the worst thing you can do against a running quarterback. Will Muschamp understood as much in Johnny Manziel's debut last year. At halftime, he told his Florida defenders to hold their lanes no matter what developed in A&M's backfield. Their discipline put a cork in Manziel's magic, and the Gators escaped College Station with a win.
Diaz made no such adjustments at halftime, even as Hill was running for 259 yards, the most by an FBS quarterback since some guy named Vince Young in 2005.
Frankly, it's hard to pinpoint Mack's greatest sin in this fiasco. Was it that he didn't intervene when he saw the game plan last week, or the results at halftime? That he didn't fire Diaz after last year?
Or that he hired Diaz in the first place?
Tommy Tuberville has his faults, not the least of which was getting up for the restroom while entertaining recruits at Lubbock's 50-Yard Line and never coming back. But if the man lacks manners on a first date, he knows defense. Mack called him twice for recommendations on defensive coordinators. He recommended Gene Chizik and Muschamp, making Tubby 2-for-2.
Manny Diaz?
"I'd never heard of him," Tuberville told me last year.
Mack figured he was getting an up-and-comer, which is probably not how Texas should shop. As Barry Switzer put it recently, there's no better job than Texas. The people in charge shouldn't have to bet on the upside.
Mack might have been hedging his bets all along. Greg Robinson is a fundamentally sound coach whose in-your-face personality may incite Texas' underachievers. And what a coincidence, he was already on board, working as an analyst for the football program! In football parlance, Robinson is what football experts like Jerry Jones like to call a "safety valve."
He'll have his work cut out for him. As shocking as the loss to BYU was, the signs of slippage have been unmistakable. Every year, another story of a quarterback Mack missed. For all the hype about winning recruiting titles, what matters is how players come out on the other side. The last two drafts, only three Texas players were taken each year. Texas hadn't had so few any year since 2005.
Jackson Jeffcoat leads a deeper talent pool this time, and if that didn't increase expectations, Mack did. He practically told fans to expect greatness, and instead he's given them the best case yet for his retirement party.
Mack has done a wonderful job at Texas, winning a national title and restoring a national reputation. He's also made the school more money than any other football program in the nation, which is something else Mackovic didn't have going for him.
Mack's bottom line made it easy for DeLoss Dodds and his boss, Bill Powers, to have his back. But Powers' days are numbered at Texas, and Dodds, at 74, isn't far behind. Rumors persist that big donors have placed their hands over their wallets instead of their hearts. If Texas stops selling out big games, pressure on Mack will mount.
Of course, he could still save his job. Ten in a row should do it, probably. As long as Johnny Football doesn't beat Alabama again.
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Over the weekend, multiple sclerosis victim and talkshow host Montel Williams threatened a teenage newspaper intern who asked him a question at a press event. "Don't look at me like that," he said to her. "Do you know who I am? I'm a big star, and I can look you up, find where you live and blow you up." On the next "Montel Williams Show"—"Former U.S. Naval Officers Behaving Badly: What to do when your child is threatened by crazy men with expert tactical ordnance deployment."


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I'm pretty sure you don't need a recipe for this.
If you are extra awesome, you add a layer of bbq tofu/Soy Curls and/or a layer of sweet potatoes. I'll be doing that the next go-round.
I'm pretty sure you don't need a recipe for this.
Did you make more of this pie today? It was so, so, so, so delicious!!! I think I had dreams about it last night. For realz.ReplyDelete
Whoa, Kittee! That looks phenomenal! I like the idea of adding barbecued Soy Curls to the mix as well. I haven't used them that much yet, outside of making Vegan Diner's Smoky Soy Curls. Adding them to collard greens is a great idea.ReplyDelete
Kittee. Oh my god. You're appealing to my inner "I want to stay home and eat all day" self. THIS PIE. IS MY NEW FAVORITE.ReplyDelete
This is serious business!ReplyDelete
whoa. that looks lethal!
I want to know your xgfx pie crust recipe! I haven't had much luck at all in that department.
Oh good land, Kittee, such a good idea. Thank you.ReplyDelete
I wish you could have seen my face when I saw the last picture. Um, yes--pie crust recipe please!!ReplyDelete
Haha, that's pretty creative, I like it. You know alot of these Occupy people are Vegans, it's in their blood.
And yes, crust recipe please!
I love you Kittee. No, really.
Woah, that is a seriously awesome looking pie.ReplyDelete
I never would have thought to make something like this - and with soy curls! Oh, my heart just stopped.ReplyDelete
You blow my mind!... and that crust looks well.. perfect.ReplyDelete
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Expanded gambling at Plainridge Racecourse may still have a footing after Tewksbury voters last week denied the opportunity for Pennsylvania-based Penn National Gaming, which is eyeing the state's only slot parlor license, to locate there.
Expanded gambling at Plainridge Racecourse may still have a footing after Tewksbury voters last week denied the opportunity for Pennsylvania-based Penn National Gaming, which is eyeing the state's only slot parlor license, to locate there.
Plainville Administrator Joseph Fernandes said, while there has been no concrete proposal made known to the town, he has heard that principals from Plainridge and Penn National have spoken about the possibility of the latter acquiring the beleaguered Plainville racecourse as a possible location for a slot parlor.
"I don't know how serious the discussions are, or the status of the discussions. But it's a logical move in that, in one case we have an applicant without a country and in the other case we have a country without an applicant."
Plainridge had been widely considered Raynham Park's main competitor for the slot parlor license, which allows for a parlor with up to 1,250 slot machines, before the state racing commission last month determined that Plainridge's management, Ourway Realty LLC, was an unsuitable candidate because of alleged financial misconduct.
In spite of that ruling, Plainville selectmen on Aug. 12 voted to move ahead with a Sept. 10 special election where voters will decide whether to accept the host community agreement that is required before any formal applications for the slot license can be submitted to the state. There is plenty of competition for that license with at least four other interests eyeing it.
Selectmen signed the agreement in late June, and have touted it as an especially generous pact that would bring the town millions in new revenue if a slot parlor were to become a reality.
"The host community agreement is, I think, very beneficial to the town," said Board of Selectmen Chairman Robert Fennessy last month, citing "guaranteed income" from gaming and property taxes.
Fernandes said, although the commission's decision on Ourway Realty diminished chances for Plainridge, selectmen did not want to completely shut the door on the possibility of expanded operations at the racecourse. If they had canceled the special election, there would be no chance for other potential, new management to seek the slot license at all, Fernandes explained.
Fernandes said he met with the track's new financial officer prior to the Aug. 12 meeting, and was told there was still a chance of new ownership taking over and seeking the license.
"I told him, 'I need to know from you that, in fact, there is someone who is interested in this as a possible site, that it's not just a pipe dream and that if we schedule this election it's going to be for a purpose,'" Fernandes said.
At that time, there were two entities showing interest in the racecourse.
"Based on that it made sense to keep this thing potentially alive. The one certainty was, if they cancelled the election, it didn't matter if someone showed up three minutes later with a check for $3 million," Fernandes said.
Going ahead with the election, he stresses, "wasn't just 'we've got nothing better to do in September than hold an election.' It has a potential."
Officials are interested in seeing where the Plainridge plan can go, and worry that it could become a defunct business without expanded gambling, leaving the town with a huge revenue hole or a new use of the site that places more demands on services, putting many people out of work, and negatively impacting local horse farms.
"There is nothing that I can think of that replaces that revenue stream and demands as low a level of services," Fernandes said.
Some local and state officials have long argued the location is the best one for a slots parlor if Massachusetts is looking to curtail money flowing into Rhode Island and Connecticut.
Fernandes said if new ownership is going to become a reality for Plainridge, officials have high hopes that would be known before the Sept. 10 election.
Not everyone agrees expanded gambling is a good fit for Plainville.
Plainville resident Mary-Ann Greanier, a leading opponent of the plan, worries a new owner will come onto the scene and get a license and the town won't have a chance to fully vet them out.
"Ultimately, the voters of Plainville know nothing about Penn National Gambling — except that they were ROUNDLY REJECTED by the town officials of Springfield and the people of Tewksbury — and we have no time to learn about any new owners at Plainridge, Penn National or anyone else who pops up, before we are forced to vote on it," she said. "We 'knew' the old owners for 15 years, and look at what they did to us! Now they're ready to sell the Host Community Agreement to any bidder, and we will have no say about the buyer."
"The selectmen might be willing to settle for other towns' cast-offs, but I believe the people of Plainville are not," she added.
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They're all really good. One of my friends inspired a character in the David Peace book and when filmed, that char was played by Rob Sheehan. I showed this friend Misfits clips last night, ROFLing as friend was going 'wait...looks familiar...whywhywhy does he look so familiar?'
― tl;dr swinton (suzy), Monday, 20 December 2010 18:57 (seven years ago) Permalink
is she good in this?
― I see what this is (Local Garda), Monday, December 20, 2010 4:19 PM (3 hours ago)
Her english accent is really good, took me a while to realize it was actually her. Pretty different role to anything i've seen her in up to now as well.
― Number None, Monday, 20 December 2010 19:55 (seven years ago) Permalink
There's definitely a third (and I think it's the final) series been given the go-ahead.
― buildings with goats on the roof (James Morrison), Monday, 20 December 2010 22:29 (seven years ago) Permalink
I love the fact that you never know what the hell is likely to happen next. Even the heavy handed foreshadowing (like lactose intolerance) plays off completely differently to expectations.
― buildings with goats on the roof (James Morrison), Monday, 20 December 2010 22:30 (seven years ago) Permalink
I'm assuming Ruth Negga will be back because Curtis' only motive for getting powers back is to resurrect her. Although...
the simplest thing would be for him to wind back to before any of them sell their powers and them to kill jesus then. But then Nathan won't necessarily meet the pregnant girl and they won't have the money that jesus saved and I bet both those are in place, and new powers (although I reckon the only one who will have something new is Alisha).
― progspeed you! black metallers (aldo), Monday, 20 December 2010 22:45 (seven years ago) Permalink
Shit, I had no idea the Christmas special had already been on--thought it was on friday night. DLing now!
― buildings with goats on the roof (James Morrison), Tuesday, 21 December 2010 00:22 (seven years ago) Permalink
Yeah I also thought it was on Friday, now I've spoilered it a bit for myself by reading the thread. Ah well, identity of Superhoodie aside it's not like anyone watches this programme for the plot twists is it?
― Matt DC, Tuesday, 21 December 2010 10:19 (seven years ago) Permalink
I don't know what I watch it for TBH. All I know is I'm compelled to.
― Bernard V. O'Hare (dog latin), Tuesday, 21 December 2010 10:45 (seven years ago) Permalink
Sorry for any spoilers - fwiw I had missed it on Sunday too and only worked out it had been on when I had no idea what the alien someone else talked about was.
― progspeed you! black metallers (aldo), Tuesday, 21 December 2010 10:47 (seven years ago) Permalink
Nathan killing the "alien" was truly one of the most horrifying/hilarious tv moments i have ever seen
OMG yes.
― Matt DC, Wednesday, 22 December 2010 12:01 (seven years ago) Permalink
Yeah, I get the feeling they stuck that in just to annoy the watchdogs.
― Bernard V. O'Hare (dog latin), Wednesday, 22 December 2010 12:03 (seven years ago) Permalink
The entire last 20mins of this episode was just fantastic. They need to bring the Jesus guy back somehow, he was like a weird rapey David Tennant/Matt Bellamy/Robert Peston hybrid.
Also the Christmas carol was just lolololol.
Love the way Nathan just never thinks anything through or learns from his mistakes. Should I blow my brains out on national TV? Yeah why not. Should I sell my immortality for a couple of grand, yeah go for it.
― Matt DC, Wednesday, 22 December 2010 12:06 (seven years ago) Permalink
Was Jesus the same guy who played one of the main characters in Bunny & the Bull?
― Bernard V. O'Hare (dog latin), Wednesday, 22 December 2010 12:08 (seven years ago) Permalink
Totally otm dl, I *knew* I recognised him from somewhere.
― Bill A, Wednesday, 22 December 2010 13:05 (seven years ago) Permalink
They need to bring the Jesus guy back somehow
Needs an Easter Special.
(only just caught up on the special so I've been avoiding the thread)
― onimo, Wednesday, 29 December 2010 11:41 (seven years ago) Permalink
loved Nathan being Mr Brave with the gunman until someone reminded him he was no longer immortal loved alien baby stomp
(although I reckon the only one who will have something new is Alisha)
Simon needs to buy +1 time-travelling to become hoodie-guy.
― onimo, Wednesday, 29 December 2010 11:45 (seven years ago) Permalink
Also, time-travelling Simon had the news tape from the undone timeline in ep 6, so he'll need some sort of parallel-universe-hopping powers too
― buildings with goats on the roof (James Morrison), Thursday, 30 December 2010 06:29 (seven years ago) Permalink
I just caught up with this last series and thought it was just brilliant. Can't wait for more.
― treefell, Thursday, 30 December 2010 14:13 (seven years ago) Permalink
Love this show so much I haven't really cared about the timetravel plot holes. In a way I hope they don't address them because there are just so many now (Like Simon and Alisha getting together in the future after she's meant to have been killed by the Grand Theft Auto bloke, or Simon and Alisha remembering the conversation about future-Simon after Curtis reversed that day), dimension jumping would be nice but I like that this is the kind of show that doesn't get too hung up on those sorts of details, and that no one really notices them anyway because it's too busy being awesome in every other way.
― Dust, Thursday, 30 December 2010 15:02 (seven years ago) Permalink
No Sheehan for Series 3.http://www.rte.ie/ten/2011/0410/robertsheehan.html
― Number None, Sunday, 10 April 2011 15:06 (six years ago) Permalink
― a modest broposal (suzy), Sunday, 10 April 2011 17:37 (six years ago) Permalink
Has anyone been watching The Fades? It's like elements of Misfits and The Inbetweeners grafted on to Buffy The Vampire Slayer. It's not remotely original but significantly better than you'd expect from BBC3.
― Mohombi Khush Hua (ShariVari), Sunday, 9 October 2011 10:51 (six years ago) Permalink
So annoyed there's no Nathan in this, but the mini-episode that writes him out is terrific:
"It was supposed to come out of your twat"
― Matt DC, Sunday, 30 October 2011 19:16 (six years ago) Permalink
This was not good
― Number None, Monday, 31 October 2011 12:09 (six years ago) Permalink
Yeah very disappointing but at the same time expectedly so. Sheehan really carried the show and I just don't particularly care about the other characters.
New guy = rubbish, they tried to overload his character with Nathan-style filth lines and the actor didn't have the charm to carry it off.
― Matt DC, Monday, 31 October 2011 12:24 (six years ago) Permalink
Exactly, all the anal sex stuff etc. was trying way too hard
― Number None, Monday, 31 October 2011 12:44 (six years ago) Permalink
Anyone still watching? I think it's becoming a bit Shameless in attempting to up the WTFness with every episode but there are still lols to be had.New bloke completely abandoned his sensitive side this week in favour of being 100% sleaze ball.
Curtis proves it's hard out there for a girl - switched gender for five minutes and managed to be sexually assaulted by three different men.
Looks like some actually story-arc stuff coming up next week. Good.
― a guy called Gerard (onimo), Wednesday, 9 November 2011 13:00 (six years ago) Permalink
I thought this week's episode was OK, but last week's was definitely poor.
― treefell, Wednesday, 9 November 2011 13:04 (six years ago) Permalink
omg Mr Veg has got me totally hooked on this; just started Season 1 and I love it!
― Peppermint Patty Hearst (VegemiteGrrl), Monday, 30 April 2012 20:04 (five years ago) Permalink
Found myself really enjoying season 1. Started season 2 and just stopped though.
― GoT SPOILER ALERT (Gukbe), Monday, 30 April 2012 20:14 (five years ago) Permalink
Not that there was a drop in quality, mind. Just one of those things.
I want to watch all of it right nowstupid work
― Peppermint Patty Hearst (VegemiteGrrl), Monday, 30 April 2012 20:19 (five years ago) Permalink
Season 2 is better
― Number None, Monday, 30 April 2012 22:46 (five years ago) Permalink
Found myself really enjoying season 1. Started season 2 and just stopped though.― GoT SPOILER ALERT (Gukbe), Monday, 30 April 2012 21:14 (Yesterday) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink
― GoT SPOILER ALERT (Gukbe), Monday, 30 April 2012 21:14 (Yesterday) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink
Yeah me too. Did rather like this, for very similar reasons to True Blood - camp, over the top, ridiculous fun.
― Scary Move 4 (dog latin), Tuesday, 1 May 2012 09:41 (five years ago) Permalink
Just discovered this before Xmas. First 2 seasons = some of the best TV I've ever seen. Xmas special is seriously wonky and bad. First two episodes of Season 3 entirely shit the bed and I am not going to watch any more. What a shame. It goes from a great, cliche-shredding, thoughtfully and ribaldly funny show about "superheroes" set in a dark and shadowy and weird real world, and then suddenly turns into Hollyoaks with charmless comedy characters.
― IHeartMedia, the giant broadcaster formerly known as Clear Channel, (stevie), Friday, 6 March 2015 09:16 (two years ago) Permalink
otm. afaic the series ended after the second season.
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Mr. Jelly's Business is one of hte finest of Arthur Upfield's many distinguished stories about the career of Detective Inspector Napoleon ("Bony") Bonaparte. It takes Bony to the West Australian town of Burracoppin to investigate the disappearance of George Loftus, whose car was found wrecked near the longest fence in the world, the 1,500 mile Rabbit Fence. He meets Loftus's wife, who is anything but grief-stricken at her husband's disappearance; Loftus's hired man, singularly reticent about his own past history; and many of Burracoppin's numerous gossips. Later he encounters the mysterious Mr. Jelly, whose business causes his charming duaghters great anxiety.
The double question of Loftus's disappearance and Mr. Jelly's business taxes Bony's well-known powers of observation and deduction to the utmost, until the two problems are simultaneously solved.
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"aussie detective of old"
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the way he tells the tale
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Anglo-Saxon England. They were first found in Caldecot, which was the name of parishes found in Peterborough and Worcestershire. The name was originally derived from the Old English word ceald-cote and literally meant the dweller at the cold-huts.
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Buckinghamshire, Cambridgeshire, Hertfordshire, Huntingdonshire, Northamptonshire, Leicestershire and Warwickshire. No fewer than five of them are listed in the Domesday Book of 1086 as Caldecote, Cambridgeshire; Caldecota, Hertfordshire; Caldecote, Warwickshire; Caldecote, Leicestershire; and Caldecote, Northamptonshire. Williamscott or Willscott in Oxfordshire was home to the family too. " Walter Calcott, in 1575, endowed a free school here with £13 per annum payable out of his manor of Williamscott, for 40 boys chosen by lot from the villages around." [1]CITATION[CLOSE]
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ATLANTA - A woman in Georgia picked up an iPad the hard way.
While driving down a road last Friday, driver Alexa Crisa turned a corner and saw something fly at her car. At the time, Crisa didn't pay any attention to the object and continued driving.
READ: Stuck! Cat found under hood of car
It wasn't until later that evening when Crisa's father noticed that the item that had bumped into her car was an iPad... and it was still lodged in the front bumper!
WSB-TV in Atlanta says that Nick Crisa had to use a hammer to dislodge the tablet from the car.
Amazingly enough, the iPad was still operational and Crisa used it to find the owner's name and telephone number and returned the piece of nifty technology.
According to WSB, the owner had accidently left the iPad on the top of his car when he drove off.
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West Sussex County Council will be taking part in a poignant commemoration to mark the centenary of the outbreak of the First World War on Monday (August 4).
The council will join people across the country to take part in LIGHTS OUT which will see people turn off their lights between 10pm and 11pm to mark the hour that Britain entered First World War.
The county council will be switching the lights off at County Hall in Chichester, with just one light left on at historic Edes House as a mark of respect and to reflect on the significance of the time.
Monday will also mark the launch of a new book about the impact of First World War on West Sussex.
'Great War Britain: West Sussex, Remembering 1914-18' has been a massive undertaking by West Sussex County Council Library and Archive services and the book is the culmination of an 18 month project involving more than 150 volunteers.
The project, which was funded by a Heritage Lottery Fund grant of almost £90,000, was designed to chart the impact of the First World War on residents.
Much of the initial research work was undertaken by volunteers who listed over 10,000 events from local newspapers and researched nearly 100 case studies of servicemen and Home Front topics.
A team of academics, archivists, librarians and researchers all contributed to the book. These included Dr Caroline Adams, Justin Burns, Martin Dale, Dr John Godfrey, Professor Keith Grieves, Martin Hayes, Martin Mace, Alan Readman, Professor Brian Short, Katherine Slay, Tim Stanton and Emma White.
There are chapters on: Agriculture and Food, Billeting & Military Installations, Churches, Home Front, Hospitals & Convalescent Homes, Invasion Counter Measures, Local Economy and Morale, Mobilisation & Recruitment, Those Left Behind & Those Who Returned, Royal Sussex Regiment, War Memorials & Peace, and Women.
Professor Gary Sheffield, a leading Great War academic and author, said: "This book is a significant piece in the mosaic which, when combined with the various other local histories, will give us a more balanced understanding of the British experience of the First World War.
"Great War Britain - West Sussex is a fine achievement and could stand as a model for collaborative local histories of this type. I congratulate everyone involved in it, and commend it warmly to a wide readership."
Louise Goldsmith, leader of West Sussex County Council, added: "It is wonderful to see the project come to fruition with this book.
"It is a genuine community project, which has drawn on the wealth of information brought to light by a committed team of volunteers and the specialist expertise of a dozen authors.
"It is fascinating to read the story of our county's contribution to the war effort, both on the battlefield and on the home front.
"We are proud in West Sussex to play our part in acknowledging the debt we owe to the generation of 1914-18."
Great War Britain: West Sussex, Remembering 1914-18 is published by the History Press and will be available from Monday August 4.
It will be on sale at all public libraries in West Sussex and at the West Sussex Record Office in Chichester, priced at £12.99 – saving £2 on the recommended retail price of £14.99.
Throughout the year, a number of special events will be continuing to take place at libraries across West Sussex. Find out more by visiting www.westsussex.gov.uk/libraries.
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The Gators took Florida Field for their only open practice of 2012 fall camp Saturday. The workout came one day after a physical 130-play scrimmage that head coach Will Muschamp admitted made his team a bit "sluggish" Saturday.
Florida's offense took the field as the unit with the most to prove. The Gators are largely expected to be a defensive team in 2012, and story of fall camp has been a quarterback battle between sophomores Jacoby Brissett and Jeff Driskel.
Before we get into positional observations from Saturday's two-hour practice, here are some quick tidbits:
Tight end Jordan Reed continues to miss time after "twisting his knee" in last Saturday's scrimmage. Muschamp had said he would miss three or four days, but he remains out of action.
Freshman offensive tackle D.J. Humphries sprained his MCL in Friday's scrimmage and will be out 2-3 weeks.
Florida's offensive line is constantly in rotation but was most successful when Matt Patchan was at left tackle and Chaz Green was at right tackle. Center Jonotthan Harrison and right guard Jon Halapio consistently took first-team reps.
No. 1 running back Mike Gillislee was used sparingly after only getting six touches in Friday's scrimmage. Florida is resting him while trying to sort out who will get carries behind him.
- Brissett, Driskel, Tyler Murphy and Skyler Mornhinweg all wore non-contact jerseys and started out working on goal-line pass plays. Walk-on quarterbacks like freshman Jacob Guy took snaps over at line drills.
Brissett and Driskel both struggled throwing fade routes during goal-line drills. Brissett consistently overthrew targets before over-correcting and underthrowing a ball that turned into a Rhaheim Ledbetter interception.
Brissett and Driskel got two reps for every one Murphy and Mornhinweg got. Mornhinweg showed some potential but had difficulty putting touch on certain passes. Murphy had an overall rough day.
Quarterback play opened up a bit when things swapped over to more wide-open passing drills. Receivers tended to run deeper routes when Brissett was in at quarterback. A few highlight plays came courtesy of Solomon Patton, Latroy Pittman and Frankie Hammond Jr. Brissett showed great touch throwing the deep ball, but that wasn't always the case with some underneath routes.
In contrast, receivers tended to run more underneath routes for Driskel. He was on point with most of the throws but seldom went longer than 10-15 yards.
The only quarterback to run a designed quarterback run play during the scrimmage was Murphy. Brissett was forced to scramble out of the pocket a few times and took off running on one play when he received pressure from Dante Fowler Jr. on the blind side.
Both Driskel and Brissett ran their own one-minute drill to conclude practice.
Brissett's session ended poorly and it was the one part of the day when he was clearly out-performed by Driskel. His only completion was on an underneath route to Kent Taylor. He threw one go route to Andre Debose that fell incomplete and had to force another wayward pass because of blindside pressure.
Driskel managed his version better, getting the ball to Taylor for a touchdown 29 seconds into the drill.
Running backs, Receivers and Tight Ends
Florida's running backs got little work as a whole Saturday, likely getting a break after Friday's heavy work.
When used, Mack Brown got a few carries.
Florida only went through its shifts during one portion of Saturday's practice. Muschamp said the shifts were limited and only based off things they knew were already on film for opponents. After notching a 61-yard touchdown run in Friday's scrimmage, Omarius Hines was heavily involved in Florida's handful of shifts. With the ability to play both tailback and tight end, Hines could be a serious weapon in Brent Pease's offense.
In one of the more bizarre moments of the day, walk-on redshirt senior fullback Scott Peek dominated Darrin Kitchens during a special teams blocking drill.
Quarterbacks weren't the only ones who struggled during the goal-line drills. Florida's receivers repeatedly failed to get open until Frankie Hammond Jr. put a move on Brian Poole that left the freshman lost and resulted in a touchdown.
Hammond was a reliable target throughout the practice, both deep and underneath.
Freshman Raphael Andrades overcame some early problems with drops and stretched the field vertically, though he did get away with a push-off at one point. Fellow freshman Latroy Pittman also burned a defensive back en route to a deep diving catch at one point.
Junior wide receiver Stephen Alli played poorly throughout the practice. His frame and speed shows great potential, but he simply cannot catch well enough to make an impact as a wideout unless he improves his consistency catching the ball.
Running backs coach Brian White talked extensively with Hines at one point after he appeared frustrated from mixing up his assignment on a route.
Kent Taylor improved as the practice went on. Muschamp said after the practice he likes what he sees from Taylor as a receiver. He plans to use Taylor this year but will not put him into blocking situations until he gets stronger.
Offensive line
It's tough to read exactly what was going on with tackle Xavier Nixon, but Muschamp's "sluggish" description seemed to apply particularly to him. Nixon was blown up by Fowler early and often and appeared to lose serious motivation to fight back by the practice's end.
The line's interior looked better but also had the advantage of Sharrif Floyd being out for much of the practice. On the rare run occasions, Florida's guards appeared to get a decent push on the line.
The blind side was better protected when Matt Patchan moved over to left tackle, leaving Chaz Green at right tackle. The fact that Florida is severely lacking in the area of a true blocking tight end is certainly not helping the Gators on the outside.
Quick kicking note
Field goals were a struggle early on for Florida's kickers. At one point, Caleb Sturgis missed back-to-back field goals by hitting the left upright. Freshman Austin Hardin followed up by hitting his first kick off the left upright to make it three in a row.
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - Even with two losing teams that are all but eliminated from playoff contention, there is no shortage of story lines for Monday night's game between slumping San Diego and reeling Jacksonville.
The Jaguars (3-8) have endured the newsiest week in the franchise's 17 seasons. Owner Wayne Weaver fired coach Jack Del Rio on Tuesday and announced he has agreed to sell the team. He also gave general manager Gene Smith a three-year contract extension, putting him in charge of the coaching search.
Interim coach Mel Tucker fired receivers coach Johnny Cox, reassigned quarterbacks coach Mike Sheppard, waived starting receiver Jason Hill and changed the tempo of practices. The Jaguars also put three more players on injured reserve, giving them a league-high 20 guys done for the season.
The Chargers (4-7) have lost six in a row after an uncharacteristically fast start. Philip Rivers has more turnovers through 11 games than he had in any of his previous seven seasons. His makeshift offensive line probably will be without left tackle Brandyn Dombrowski, who has been filling in for injured Pro Bowler Marcus McNeil. And speculation about coach Norv Turner's future has become more prevalent than talk about a new stadium.
All those angles could overshadow the game, which will be shown locally on WJXT, Channel 4. Pregame coverage begins at 7 p.m., with kickoff set for just after 8:30 p.m.
"I've never experienced anything like this," Jaguars tight end Marcedes Lewis said. "I've never even heard of anything like this. It's crazy, but it can't make anything worse, right? There's only one direction to go from here."
The Chargers feel the same way.
They have their longest losing streak since dropping nine straight between the end of the 2002 season and the beginning of the 2003 seasons.
Rivers' inconsistency and significant injuries have been the main culprits, which have left the Chargers three games behind Oakland with five to play.
Rivers has 17 interceptions after throwing just 13 all of last season, and he's come up short in the fourth quarter several times. The result has been close losses, including two in overtime.
But while San Diego's passing game should be vulnerable, Jacksonville doesn't seem equipped to cover anyone.
Having already placed starting cornerbacks Rashean Mathis and Derek Cox on IR, the Jaguars lost backup Will Middleton (knee) on Saturday. That means rookie Kevin Rutland likely will make his first start against the Chargers. Ashton Youboty, signed off the street on Nov. 15, will make his second start on the opposite side.
The Jaguars also will be without defensive ends Matt Roth (concussion) and Aaron Kampman (hamstring). Defensive tackle Terrance Knighton (ankle) is questionable after missing the last three games.
With all that has happened in Jacksonville this week, players and coaches want to find rally around each other and make something positive happen.
"There's always a good amount of pressure," Tucker said. "Actually the pressure is a motivating factor. We're not going to walk the halls with doubt relative to how we've prepared, and all you can do is prepare to win."
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|August 7, 2012, 08:16 PM
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Anyone use real deal guns?
As the title says, has anyone ever used realdealguns.com? I ordered a pistol through them back in the end of March. It was the best deal I could find, and I couldn't find any negative reviews about them. I was expecting a delay, as the pistol was a ruger and they stopped filling new orders in April, however, this is getting ridiculous. I've spoken directly to a sales guy multiple times and he has told me "It looks like we should be getting those in next week" but then I hear nothing.. They have not been answering my calls lately, though after leaving a message a couple of weeks ago I got a message online through their system saying there was an issue with the phone system, they could not answer phone calls but were working on "allocating my firearm".
So, did I get scammed? I'm about to go everywhere online I can and tell people not to order from them, but I feel like if it were a scam I never would have been able to speak to anyone at all. The fact that I've talked to the guy a bunch of times gives me some hope. I'm just very frustrated at this point.
|August 7, 2012, 08:26 PM
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never heard of em or used em
That site looks super simple and low budget. I am not saying for sure you got scammed but you never know. My bet and gut feeling tells me they are legit just not a big enough player to get top priority on allocated or back ordered items.
What was the pistol? If you got it for a good enough deal to be worth the wait then I would say no issue. If you only paid a few dollars off the larger sellers I would say it wasn't worth the risk.
Good Luck, Vermonter
|August 8, 2012, 01:17 AM
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Has it been the same guy you have talked to a few times? They have to have some other form of contact. The end of March is insane of a wait. I would do all I could to get someone on the phone and I would demand my money back. If they refuse i would get who ever I had to involved to get my money back. I hate that your going through it but thank you for sharing it. I wont ever buy from them. Stay on them and good luck.
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|August 8, 2012, 06:07 AM
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Have you already paid them? If so, ask for a refund. If not, cancel.
Not sure about Ruger specifically, but generally manufacturers run batches. A batch of this, change tooling, a batch of that. They do not continuously run everything. If what you want is not in stock, it might be 6 months or a year before it shows up. And if your dealer does not get "allocation", then wait for the next batch.
Good luck.
|August 18, 2012, 11:54 PM
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Hi there. I got here from a "real deal guns" Google search and I registered just to post this (I generally like shooting more than posting about shooting and I don't spend much time "hanging out" on the Internet these days). Anyway, to anyone thinking about dealing with RealDealGuns, I'd say, "Run away!"
The gun I ordered went from 24-48hrs, to 7-10 days, to next week, to next Monday, to any day now, to...an endless stream of B.S...for over 3 months.
During this time, I talked to some other shops and learned the situation. The guns were completely out of circulation. Everyone was waiting on a new shipment from the manufacturer. Once I knew the guns had hit the states because they were showing up in shops' inventories, I gave R.D.G. a couple of weeks, cancelled my order, and got it from Bud's who had it in stock. I highly doubt R.D.G. got enough units to fulfill their orders (they kept telling me that they ordered 50 but they probably got only a few from their distributor). I think these guys (this guy?) will say whatever they have to to hang onto your money.
Even worse: after cancelling, I gave them about a month to credit my card--all-the-while getting the phone system down excuse (this was a couple of months ago), "the credits are getting rejected...this never happens", etc.--and finally had to call the card company to dispute the charge.
My order still says "Awaiting fulfillment". Ha!
Incidentally, Bud's was OK. There were some mistakes and delays but nothing like R.D.G. I checked resellerratings.com though and it does seem like quite a few people have problems. They do a lot of volume though. Based on what I know now (resellerratings.com and getting no-B.S. straight talk on the phone about hard-to-find guns), I think my next online firearm purchase will be at grabagun.com
|August 19, 2012, 02:40 AM
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if we knew what model Ruger it would help. Some Rugers are are to come by but some are in every store I go in
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|August 23, 2012, 03:15 PM
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i believe we just got scammed they dont even answer phone any more
|August 27, 2012, 06:55 PM
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Thanks for all the replies everyone.. The pistol I had ordered is a Ruger sr9c. In hindsight, it probably wasn't a good enough deal to warrant ordering it online but all the negative reviews started showing up a few months after I placed the order. I actually saw the pistol in a Gander Mountain near me a couple of weeks ago. I would have jumped on it if only I had my money back!
So update: I haven't been able to get ahold of anyone at realdealguns lately. They completely stopped answering phone calls and have not responded to emails or calls requesting to cancel my order and issue a refund.
I'll be contacting my credit card company tomorrow to see what can be done. Since I'm a life member I was thinking about also contacting NRA's legal team if it comes down to that. I'm not sure what they would do, if anything, but might be worth a shot if I can't get my money back.
|August 27, 2012, 09:42 PM
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|September 5, 2012, 10:27 AM
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I to have been had!
I ordered (and paid ) for a 22 slide for my Glock. I was told to wait. But it has been 13 weeks. No response to 2 emails.
I think the guy is a crook.
My charge card went through an insurance agency for payment?
I'm calling them today. CK
Called, got an answer machine. Said to leave message and they would get back to me. I didn't leave a message.
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|September 5, 2012, 07:34 PM
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wow, not good. call your credit card company for sure. no company should bill until product has shipped.
|September 5, 2012, 10:10 PM
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Well I called my credit card company last week and they are performing an investigation.. Now just waiting to see how that goes.
|September 5, 2012, 10:44 PM
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This gun fraud and the ATF would LOVE to hear from you guys.
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|September 6, 2012, 08:39 PM
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I'd see what the credit card company can do - if nothing, then find out the county/state they are in - document everything and contact the prosecuting attorney;s office and file a complaint with them. to be put on "back order" is one thing - to not allow a customer the opportunity to remove their name from a back order nor allow the opportunity for a customer tho maintain reasonable communications is just plain bad business practices . . . . to charge a customer's credit card before being able to deliver in a reasonable length of time or charging a customer's credit card and not delivering the product at all is probably going to be considered and interpreted as internet fraud . . . you may not be the only one and unless a complaint is made, there can be no follow up or resolution. Good luck and hopefully this can be resolved and you can get your money back.
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|September 20, 2012, 12:18 PM
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10,000+ Happy Customers Etc.
RealDealGuns is a real company and has over 10,000 happy customers from what I know. I know that they have had some major phone issues this past couple of weeks that they are getting fixed. All orders are shipped within 24-48 hours of them being placed and I have had a lot of great experience with them. Every company no matter who it is will always have some questionsable reviews especially with over 10,000 customers. Mistakes happen, order mistakes happen. I know from personal experience that they are here to help any way they can. They sell over 100+ guns per week and ship 100+ guns per week. Contact them at [email protected] if you have any questions or need to talk to someone. Since they are having phone issues they will get back to you.
|September 20, 2012, 12:21 PM
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Bill Myers didnt get scammed he got a refund
Bill Myers didnt get scammed he got a refund through PayPal. If people are going to bad mouth a company they should tell the truth. PayPal has refunded him in full as soon as he cancelled his order.
|September 20, 2012, 12:39 PM
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looks like the best thing RDG has done was get TFL some new members
|September 20, 2012, 03:20 PM
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That said, if you somehow know a way to get into contact with someone there, let me know. I'd love to talk to them and actually have my order fulfilled since they already have my money. At this point I'm still waiting to see what my credit card company is able to do. Until then, I will urge everyone to avoid RealDealGuns at all cost.
|September 20, 2012, 03:42 PM
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Contact Them
They do have 10,000+ customers. Dont know how else to say it. Email them at [email protected] they will contact you back. I do not know about phone issues for 4 months but I do know it has been the past couple of week. Just give them a quick email and they will respond. All is well over there. I get orders from them all the time.
|September 20, 2012, 03:44 PM
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sounds like the owner is surfing the internet trying to speak highly of his company so that he can scam more people...
Only explanation I got from a guy who gets angry within his only two posts about RDG. Ha!
Wait. Did you just look at someone's internet ID, which may or may not be his real name, and then tell everyone the shipment status? What kind of business is that?
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|September 20, 2012, 03:48 PM
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I actually know the owner and got ahold of him and told him about it. He told me that and I called the guy out on it since he was saying he did not get his refund. I mean come on guys there is bound to be with any company when you have that many orders a handful of messups. I can name tons of reputable companies that have been around a while that I have had bad issues with but have also shopped again and its been perfect. Just saying......
|September 20, 2012, 04:29 PM
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Just saying.....
|September 20, 2012, 04:36 PM
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Straightening it out!
He will be more than happy to straighten everything out I know. He just needs to know who needs assistance and he will assist them. He also needs to know so he can find out what customer service agents are dropping the ball. If they email him he will call them directly. I will talk to him about it and tell him that I made that promise for him. i know he will not be against it at all.
|September 20, 2012, 04:41 PM
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That sounds like a start, but the more I think about it, the fact that you had someone's full name and payment/shipping status because you are a friend of the owner does not sit well with me. I personally will avoid doing business with a company that handles customer info that way. " calling someone out" on the Internet is immature, childish, and not professional. Even if the person "deserves it"
|September 20, 2012, 07:39 PM
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That is just where the FFL is registered at. Call the ATF and Law Enforcement for what? Sorry just a friend not the owner.....if someone had a problem with a transaction and they contacted their credit card company it was taken care of. Called a customer by name out? That was his screen name.....this is starting to get childish. Like I said, the owner said to contact him via [email protected] and he will personally call them and straighten everything out for the customers that have had issues.
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Julian has had a bad reaction to his one of many migraine medications and will not be attending the meet. Due to his illness and being in hospital a few members wont get some items ordered for pickup at the meet.
On behalf of Julian I would like to apologise for any disruption to his normally fantastic service.
I am also trying to get the raffle prizes picked up, as well as organize a few other things. Im sure we can over come this small hiccup as we have had worst in the past and have had lived to tell a successful tale.
I would like to wish Julian a speedy recovery and I'm sure he will be in touch as soon as he is able to.
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Former Disney star Tiffany Thornton's husband Chris Carney has died, according to multiple reports.
Per TMZ and Arkansas Times, the 35-year-old father of two was killed in a single car accident early Friday morning. He and another man, Ezekiel Blanton, were pronounced dead on the scene after their vehicle reportedly slammed into a tree going around a bend. (E! News has reached out to local authorities for comment.)
Carney, a former member of rock band The Prom Kings, married 29-year-old Thornton, known for her roles on "Sonny With a Chance" and "So Random!," in 2011. They have two sons together: Kenneth James "KJ" Carney, 3, and Bentley Cash Carney, 21 months. According to a local news outlet, Carney followed up his music career by working as a probation officer in Hot Springs municipal court.
PHOTO: See Tiffany Thornton &Chris Carney in happy times
Thornton, who hosts a 105.9 KLAZ radio show and blogs for Disney, just recently lost another person close to her far. On Thursday, Thornton posted a heartfelt Instagram tribute to her close friend Brittany Blanton. "I keep thinking this can't be real," she wrote. "One of my very best friends is gone and the place she holds in my heart will never be filled...It was such a blessing having her stand by me in my wedding and I was honored to stand by her in hers."
Former "Sonny With a Chance" co-star Demi Lovato was a bridesmaid in Thornton's 2011 wedding. Lovato, who brought Wilmer Valderrama as her date, even caught the bouquet. Although Lovato has yet to directly address Carny's passing on social media, she did tweet on Friday afternoon, "This isn't real." Valderrama, godfather to KJ, has not yet commented via social media.
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Central Educational Center Director of Arts Dr. Lyn Schenbeck has been named one of 10 finalists for the 2015 Georgia Teacher of the Year. Schenbeck was Coweta County's 2013 Teacher of the Year.
The announcement of the 10 finalists was made by State School Superintendent Dr. John Barge on April 7. The finalists were chosen from a pool of 156 applicants from across the state who had received the top honor from their respective school districts.
"I congratulate our 10 Georgia Teacher of the Year finalists and those who applied," Barge said. "As usual, we had a very impressive group of teachers make the top 10. I look forward to working with all of them to help continue the student achievement gains our schools are showing."
School system spokesman Dean Jackson said Schenbeck is a musician, conductor and educator who has taught in the Coweta County School System since 2006. She came to Coweta Schools after a career teaching and conducting in Georgia colleges and universities. She teaches classes in strings, vocal styles, arts business, music in medicine, and film and video music to students in grades 8-12 at the Central Educational Center. She was chosen as Coweta County's 2013 Teacher of the Year last April, from among Coweta's 31 Teachers of the Year, said Jackson.
"There are so many amazing teachers in our school system and in our state. We learn from each other. I am so honored just by being in the finals," Schenbeck said. "My passions are kids and music, in that order, and so I feel honored to be able to be in the classroom with so many amazing students every day."
Jackson said Schenbeck began teaching the Coweta County School System's first strings program in 2006 at county middle schools and is currently Director of the Arts at the Central Educational Center, a Charter College and Career Academy, where she teaches five classes and directs internships in the arts.
Schenbeck has taught music at every level from pre-school through adult during her 40-year career. A musician at an early age, Schenbeck took up the violin at age 5 and piano at age 7 and began to appear professionally as a singer and actress in New York by age 13.
"When I was in college, my professors tried to convince me to concentrate on performing," said Schenbeck. "But then, as now, teaching gave me a greater sense of accomplishment."


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A popular question from my friends is "Where do I go for income in this low-yield environment?" There isn't an easy answer.
Here's why: Yields on money market funds are near 0%, and long-term Treasury bond funds are yielding below 3%. Vanguard's Total Bond Market Index Fund is currently yielding 2.4%*, as of November 3, 2011. And for muni bond investors, our Vanguard Intermediate-Term Tax-Exempt Fund has an SEC yield of 2.55%* as of November 3, 2011, based on its current holdings.
With a yield environment on broad fixed-income portfolios appearing less than appealing to many, the queries then turn to the merits of dividend-paying stocks. In fact, a friend of mine the other day concluded that it was a no-brainer to substitute dividend-paying stocks for bonds in his portfolio since the dividend yield on the stock fund was higher than the yield to maturity in the bond fund. Plus, as he put it, he "gets upside" should stock prices rebound, versus the prospect that bond prices decline as yields go up.
No disrespect to my buddy (who shall remain nameless), but I dislike "no-brainer" investment strategies for a number of reasons, not the least of which is that it implies that I don't use my brain in the decision-making process.
I'd like to point out that dividend-paying stocks are not bonds. Indeed, by their name, they are stocks, and thus are going to possess more of the risk-and-return attributes of stocks than bonds. As one can see by the chart below, income-focused stock funds, be they dividend-paying funds or REIT funds, tend to correlate with the broader equity market.
Indeed, this is especially true in down stock markets, as even this past summer reminded us. At times dividend-paying funds may outperform the broader equity market (as they have over the past several years), and vice versa. But, as the chart illustrates, if you substitute dividend-paying stocks for bonds in order to generate greater income, the final result is a more aggressive and more stock-heavy strategic asset allocation. In doing so, we would expect an increased likelihood of higher nominal returns over long periods of time, yes, but that's not necessarily because of the higher anticipated income stream. Rather, it's because stocks are riskier and more volatile than bonds.
Vanguard believes it's important for investors to view their portfolios from a total return perspective, rather than simply in terms of potential income (i.e., the yield to maturity on a bond fund, or the dividend yield on an equity fund). An investor looking at total return will be concerned with capital gains and losses, as well as with the income derived from bond interest and stock dividends. Vanguard research has highlighted the importance of understanding total return and the risks that can accompany a narrow focus on income.
If you hope to gain more income by increasing your allocation to higher-yielding bonds or dividend-paying stocks, you should be aware that your portfolio volatility will likely increase as a result. In finance jargon, such a change in strategic asset allocation is a "move to the right" along the expected-return frontier. Our graphic could serve as a reminder that, while an allocation to a conservative bond fund may provide below-average total returns in the next decade, the volatility-dampening properties of bonds should be carefully taken into consideration when developing a sound investment strategy.
While I certainly sympathize with investors grappling with this low-yield environment (see my July 12 post, Monetary policy's sacrificial lambs), I just hope that we all appreciate that dividend-paying stocks are not substitutes for Treasury bonds. That's not to say that dividend stocks will not outperform a broad bond portfolio over the next several years. Rather, it's simply to say that such an income-focused strategy is not a no-brainer, nor is it risk-free.
Growth of $100: December 31, 1997–October 31, 2011
Sources: Vanguard, Dow Jones, MSCI, Standard & Poor's, FTSE, and Barclays Capital. U.S. stocks are represented by the Dow Jones Wilshire 5000 Index through April 2005 and the MSCI US Broad Market Index thereafter. Dividend stocks are represented by the S&P 500 Dividend Aristocrats Index through December 2003 and the FTSE Dividend Yield Index thereafter. REITs are represented by MSCI US REIT Index. Bonds are represented by the Barclays Capital US Aggregate Bond Index. Many of the stocks in both the Dividend Stocks and REITs categories, as represented by the underlying indexes, could be a subset of the broader U.S. Stocks category.
The time period covered by this illustration (December 31, 1997–October 31, 2011) was chosen because it encompasses both bull markets and bear markets. It also helps to illustrate the volatility that accompanied the asset classes in question during times of market volatility. Vanguard evaluated other time periods, with similar results.
Dividend yields and yield to maturity are as of September 30, 2011, for the Vanguard funds in question—Vanguard Total Stock Market Index Fund, Vanguard High Dividend Yield Index Fund, Vanguard REIT Index Fund, and Vanguard Total Bond Market Index Fund.
Annualized return refers to the practice of extrapolating investment returns for a period of less than a year so that they apply to a full year, typically for purposes of comparison.
Standard deviation is a measure of the degree to which a fund's return varies from its previous returns or from the average of all similar funds. The larger the standard deviation, the greater the likelihood (and risk) that a security's performance will fluctuate from the average return.
REITs are included in the chart because they have historically tended to have higher yields than other types of investments. Since they are required to pass the majority of their earnings on to shareholders in the form of dividends, REITs are often a popular choice for dividend-seeking investors.
* Based on holdings' yield to maturity for the preceding 30 days. Distributions may differ.
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• Investments in bond funds are subject to interest rate, credit, and inflation risk. U.S. government backing of Treasury or agency securities applies only to the underlying securities and does not prevent share-price fluctuations. Unlike stocks and bonds, U.S. Treasury bills are guaranteed as to the timely payment of principal and interest.
• Funds that concentrate on a relatively narrow market sector face the risk of higher share-price volatility.
• The performance of an index is not an exact representation of any particular investment, as you cannot invest directly in an index.


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In a 4-3 decision, the high court reversed a lower court's decision and dismissed a lawsuit from Ed Dozier's company, Alpha Marketing, against the lottery commission. The court said the commission is a state entity entitled to sovereign immunity, which prohibits lawsuits against the state.
"Because a judgment for Alpha would operate to control the action of the State or subject it to liability, the suit is one against the State and is barred by the doctrine of sovereign immunity," Justice Josephine Linker Hart wrote in the majority opinion. Justices Donald Corbin, Paul Danielson and Courtney Hudson Goodson dissented.
Alpha Marketing said it owned the trademarks for the terms "Arkansas Lottery" and "Arkansas Lotto" before the state began selling lottery tickets in 2009. The company said it began using those terms in 1994, registering both trademarks with the Secretary of State in 2007, according to the Supreme Court's decision. It also said it registered "Lottery Arkansas" in 2009 and had used that mark since 2007, according to the Supreme Court's decision.
Voters approved a constitutional amendment in 2008 creating the games to fund college scholarships.
Alpha Marketing sued in 2010, asking a court to find that its trademarks are valid and that it owns the exclusive right to the use of its trademarks in Arkansas. The company also sought "monetary damages in the form of lost profits stemming from the alleged trademark infringement," according to Thursday's Supreme Court opinion.
Alpha Marketing's lawyer, David Gershner, said he's disappointed in the court's decision.
"We're looking at what our options would be as far as pushing this into another forum," Gershner said.
However, Lottery Director Bishop Woosley said he hopes the state Supreme Court's decision ends the ongoing trademark battle.
"There may be some other course of action that these individuals try and take against us, but for now, we're hopeful that this will put it to bed," Woosley said.