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Bayer Leverkusen recorded their second victory of the season and moved up to the top spot in the Bundesliga after a hard-earned 4-2 victory against Hertha Berlin in a match they had to come from behind on two occasions. Goals by Jedvaj, Spahić, Brandt and Bellarabi, all in the second half, were enough to see Roger Schmidt's side take all three points and show that Die Werkself mean business this season despite showing some defensive frailties.
Jedvaj, hero and villain but shows promise
Young Croatian full-back Tin Jedvaj, on loan from AS Roma, has taken over Giulio Donati's spot at right-back this season and although he's a rough diamond at the moment, he's showing glimpses of becoming an excellent player. His performance today was a contrasted one although he came out of it looking well. Jedvaj opened the scoring with an own goal after trying to clear a cross from Julian Schieber, but his sliding tackle pushed the ball past a helpless Bernd Leno on 24 minutes.
However, Jedvaj did not hide from the ball after his own goal, something that would be common in an 18-year-old newcomer, and he continued to actively participate in play. His reward came five minutes into the second half after a fantastic through ball by Gonzalo Castro that saw Jedvaj sneak in behind the defense, push the ball past Rune Jarstein in the Hertha goal and slot it in for the equaliser.
Some could argue that Jedvaj was slightly at fault for Hertha's second, as his sliding tackle on Nico Schulz, who was penetrating into the area on the left flank and assisted on the goal, was mistimed and poor but one must not forget that Jedvaj is just 18 years old and acclimatising to a new club and country. Schmidt took him off with 25 minutes to play but, despite everything, it was an encouraging performance by the former Dinamo Zagreb man.
Hertha managed just 3 shots on goal in the whole match, a stark contrast to Leverkusen's 21. Their 49% pass-success rate didn't help either.
Defensive mistakes, Leverkusen's main problem
This was a match that Leverkusen looked in control of even when behind in the score. If they had been more solid defensively, they could have run away with it 4-0 or even more after hitting the post a few times. Nevertheless, that was not and is not the case and Roger Schmidt will have to look closely at which players are choosing to construct play and shouldn't be due to their limited abilities and/or the fact that there are better players out there to do so.
It was Sebastian Boenisch who gave the ball away in his own half for Hertha's first and he did it again for the visitors' second, making it evident that he is one of the weakest links in this team, especially with the ball at his feet. Emir Spahić also allowed Schieber to put the cross in for the first and lost him for the second although, to cut him some slack, Leno's poor parry left him wrong footed and allowed the former Dortmund striker to score a header at ease from two yards out. Spahić, like Jedvaj, redeemed himself seconds later with a similar headed goal from inside the box but it's quite obvious to see where teams can harm Leverkusen this season.
Hertha's lack of squad depth and poor decisions limiting second-half performances
At this early stage of the season, fitness levels aren't at their fullest and therefore it's easier to see which teams are fit and which aren't. To combat lack of fitness you need depth in the squad to make the right substitutions at the right time but Hertha Berlin seem to be lacking in that department. Just like against Werder Bremen last week, their first half performance today was hugely contrasted with the second, in which they lacked bite and capacity to react and looked generally lethargic throughout. Julian Schieber's goal was an isolated chance in what was an attacking monologue by Leverkusen throughout the second 45.
Hertha managed just 3 shots on goal in the whole game, a stark contrast to Leverkusen's 21. Their poor possession stats might also have a lot to do with this, misplacing over 50% of them and managing to make just 111 all game long, compared to the home side's 287 passes with a 68% success rate.
As well as having some key players out injured like Ronny, Alexander Baumjohann and Tolga Ciğerci, Luhukay has very little to choose from when he looks at the bench for a change. Marvin Plattenhardt, Sandro Wagner and ex-Leverkusen Jens Hegeler were the substitutes who came on today and as well as making zero impact, there's little Hertha fans would expect from them anyway, especially against one of the league's stronger sides. With Leverkusen dominating the game regardless of the score (the first Hertha substitute came in at 2-2), it was obvious who had momentum and who didn't. Despite seeing that Leverkusen's weakness lay in their full-backs, instead of bringing Änis Ben-Hatira for an tired-looking Roy Beerens or Nico Schulz to run at either Donati or Boenisch, Luhukay did a straight swap for his left-back, bringing on Plattenhardt for Johannes van den Bergh, a surprising choice. When Julian Brandt scored the third, it was game, set and match Leverkusen, even with 15 minutes to play in a high-scoring game.
This Leverkusen team can score goals and plenty of them and they don't just come from the same man.
Çalhanoğlu leads new-look and exciting Leverkusen forward line
Overall, he didn't have his best of games today but Hakan Çalhanoğlu doesn't need to perform for a full 90 minutes in order to make an impact on a match. Two exquisite assists for Emir Spahić and Karim Bellarabi as well as a shot that hit the post exemplified why Leverkusen were so keen to fork out 14.5m€ for the former HSV playmaker. His set-pieces today weren't at the level we have come to expect from him but with Leverkusen's aerial power up front with Stefan Kießling and in set pieces with Simon Rolfes, Ömer Töprak, Spahić et al, opposition defences are constantly nervous when the ball falls to the Turkish playmaker.
Leverkusen's former Torjägerkanone winner didn't have a great game today but the fact that his side still scored four goes to show how much this team doesn't solely rely on him anymore to produce the goals up front, also giving opposition defences more headaches on how to approach a defensive plan against Leverkusen.
A similar case with Son Heung-min, who was substituted at half-time after an anonymous first half. Julian Brandt replaced him and performed excellently, showing maturity beyond his age and consistently making all the right decisions, capping off his performance with a poacher's effort that turned out to be the game-winning goal. Talking about decisions, Bellarabi didn't have the best of first halves but his constant running, activity and direct style of play caused many problems to Hertha. He improved considerably in the second half and his beautiful volley for his side's fourth goal was a well-deserved prize. This Leverkusen team can score goals and plenty of them and they don't just come from the same man.
All in all, Leverkusen are a team to be reckoned with seriously this season thanks to their attacking prowess and solid midfield. However, it will be their defensive problems that will shape exactly how successful they are. As for Hertha, Alexander Baumjohann's injury is a huge blow and they still don't have a decent replacement for Adrián Ramos. Four goals scored in two matches is an excellent return, but when you concede as freely as they do, it's hard to win football matches. Whether this is down to lack of fitness or quality, it will be seen in the next few weeks but there is plenty of things for Jos Luhukay to think about.
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While at Cloudy Bay, Tim was responsible for all facets of crafting the company's internationally renowned wine styles, as well as overseeing winery infrastructure and expansion. Tim has extensive experience promoting wine and liaising with key opinion leaders in national and international markets.
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text: Patrick Sweeney - September 23, 2010 Sling Swivels Installing sling swivels in your stock the right way. By Patrick Sweeney Each of these stocks has the sling stud in a different location. They all work; where you put yours is just a matter of taste.A friend of mine who is a law enforcement trainer tells his students, "A sling is a holster for your rifle." A rifle without a sling is not always easy to carry, and it's virtually impossible when you're carrying anything else. The problem is, not all rifles leave the factory with sling-swivel studs. Luckily, installing your own is not that difficult.To do the job right, you need the sling-swivel studs and the swivels, a power drill with bits of the correct size, a drilling guide and a thread tap (both available from B-Square), some masking tape and a bar of soap. The B-Square guide comes with the correct-size drill bits and facing and clearance cutters. You'll also need either a padded vise large enough to hold your stock or a cleaning cradle. A bottle of Loctite will come in handy for the front stud. Luckily, everything you need except the soap is available from Brownells. I'll cover the traditional Uncle Mike's threaded-stud installation this time and later cover the installation of the QD (quick-detachable) flush swivels. You may wonder why you need all this stuff? All you need is the drill, bits and the studs, right? After examining thousands of used rifles over the years, it was impossible to look at many without seeing crooked sling studs. They were off center, angled, tilted or some combination of odd orientations. Most of these, I'm sure, were a result of, "Hold the stock still, Bob. I'm going to drill straight in." Don't do it ugly, do it right.We'll do the rear swivel first. Take the cleaning cradle and place it on a table where you can get a clear view of it. Don't worry about drilling just yet. Clamp the unloaded rifle upside down in the cradle, and position it so it is held exactly upside down. Leave the rifle assembled for now; you need it together to check alignment. Most of the time, when you clamp your rifle in the cradle it will shift and squirm and not be quite perfectly upright (or upside down). You want it as close as you can get it. Take the B-Square drilling guide and position it on the bottom of the buttstock. The question always comes up, where to drill. If you drill too close to the toe of the stock, you risk chipping the wood and will have to repair the split-off section. If you drill too close to the grip cap, it can look goofy. On some rifles or shotguns, putting the swivel in the grip-cap area is desired. If your rifle is a hunting rifle that gets hard use, or you're putting a sling on a police or defensive shotgun, the grip cap is an option. When slung muzzle down, the grip-cap location keeps the muzzle out of the mud, dirt, water and brush. It just looks a little strange.On hunting rifles that are to look normal, I settled on locating the rear swivel three to three and a half inches up from the toe of the stock. Slide your guide to the desired location and place the drill bit in the guide.As you can see, this hole is tilted. The facing cutter could not cut evenly, and when the stud was screwed in, it chipped the stock.Step back from the stock and look down its length. Is the drill bit pointing straight up from the belly of the stock? Adjust the guide until the bit is straight. Use the masking tape to hold the guide in place. Once taped, look again. Pull the rear swivel-stud drill out of the guide, lock it in the power drill, and drill your hole two inches into the wood. You needn't go deeper; the stud isn't more than an inch and a half on its threaded portion. Your guide hole is now straight up and down and on the centerline of the stock. Had you done it by hand, you may have gotten it straight, and maybe on the centerline, but not every time.Pull out the drill bit, pull the tape off, and remove the guide. Install the facing cutter in your drill, and power it down the hole until you have just faced a circular shoulder for the stud to screw down to. Why the facing cutter? You need a solid seat to screw the stud down to. If you don't have the seat, when you screw down the stud it will crush the wood fibers on the high spots, and the crushed fibers will not always break evenly or cleanly. The cut seat gives you a clean installation.Now take the wood tap and screw it into the hole, cutting the threads for your stud. Yes, you could just screw in the stud and force it to cut its way, but that is more work. It is also an invitation to chip the hole, or gouge the stock when you slip while forcing it. Worst of all, you could split the stock. Better to cut the threads and avoid the potential problems. Now screw in the stud. If the wood is particularly hard, use the soap as a lubricant to make the job easier.When you get to the bottom, does the stud stop square? If it is only a partial turn away, torque it in until is it square. If the stud stops a half turn up, unscrew it and use the facing cutter again. Just kiss the shoulder, then reinstall the stud and check. Repeat until you can snug the stud square and tightly.Once it is square, unscrew the stud and treat the shoulder with a stock finish. If your rifle has a particular finish, use it. Otherwise, a dab of linseed oil will seal the wood well enough. Once the oil dries, screw in the stud, tighten it and you're done.On the fore-end, the customary use of the drill guide is inverted, from the inside of the barrel channel. I never liked doing it that way. As with the buttstock, if the stud was in the wrong place, I'd see it. Inside the barrel channel, the hole being off center a bit doesn't matter. So, as with the buttstock, pick a location. I again would go three inches or so from the fore-end tip and not through the checkering pattern. (Every rifle is a new exercise in location selection.)At only 1 1⁄4 inches from the toe, this sling stud risks breaking out of the stock. It hasn't yet, but it's just a matter of time.Place the guide on the forearm, and put the front swivel drill in place. Look and move until the drill is straight, then tape the guide in place. Once it is taped (use a good amount, you'll be handling the rifle a lot), take the rifle out of the cradle and remove the barreled action from the stock. Clamp the stock alone into the cradle and drill the forearm through to the barrel channel using the front swivel-screw drill. Take your facing cutter and put a small flat on the forearm for the stud to rest against.Unlike the rear stud, which is made as a wood screw, the front stud is a machine screw with a nut. The forearm wood isn't thick enough to use a wood screw, so you'll be clamping the forearm between the stud head and the machine nut. To create clearance for the nut, you have to counterbore the barrel channel. Turn over the stock and clamp it in place. Install the front-stud counterbore cutter on the front swivel drill, and coming down into the barrel channel, counterbore the stud hole you just drilled. Counterbore just enough to keep the nut below the level of the barrel channel when installed.The deeper you counterbore, the thinner you make the wood, so "just enough" is the operative phrase. But if the nut contacts the barrel, your accuracy may suffer, so it must be below flush. The nut is knurled, and when you press it into place it will stay in the hole. Seal the hole with a dab of linseed oil or stock finish before you press the nut in place.Tighten the front stud into the nut, compressing the seat until the stud is square. Inspect the barrel channel. Does the stud stick up enough to contact the barrel? If so, count the extra threads, unscrew it and shorten it with a file or hacksaw. Once it is correctly fit, place a drop of Loctite on the threads and screw the front stud into place.To install swivels on a Remington 742, 7400 or Model Four-series semi-auto, clamp the unloaded rifle in a padded vise. You don't have a lot of options and will have to clamp it by the receiver. Clamp hard enough to hold it in place but not so hard you squeeze the receiver. You can damage your rifle if you aren't careful. The sling-swivel package has a replacement for the forearm screw. You need to remove the old screw, and that can be difficult. It is a big screw, and most rifles that have seen a couple of hunting seasons or more will have the screw rusted in place.Make sure your screwdriver is correctly fitted to the slot. Grind the screwdriver if you have to make sure, but it must be a close fit. You will be putting a lot of force into this, and if the screwdriver slips, you can mar the rifle or hurt yourself. If you find that you cannot generate enough torque with your hands, then use a crescent wrench on the screwdriver shaft. (That is why most big screwdrivers have square shafts, as a place to grab with a crescent wrench.) I never failed to remove a forearm screw this way. Even the ones that were a solid mass of crusty-red rust squeaked free when a 10- or 12-inch crescent wrench was applied.If your rifle takes that much work, be sure to apply oil to the threads of the gas hanger before you screw the new swivel stud into place. (You could also clean it while you have it apart and save yourself some potential problems on a future hunting trip.) Pump rifles will have the front swivel attached to a band that clamps on the barrel. I always favored the two-piece bands, as they gave me more options as to location. The one-piece bands look cool, but they don't always lock in place in the best location. Yes, fitting an undersized one would correct that, but I, like many gunsmiths, had the simple economic problem that most of my customers weren't willing to spend much more than twice as much for installation as the swivel package cost. Custom-fitting a one-piece band would be much more expensive.The trick with the barrelband is to make sure that the stud and swivel are far enough forward of the forearm that they won't interfere with the pump action of the rifle. If the swivel swings up during pumping and gets caught between forearm and stud, the rifle won't close and won't fire. I always degrease the stud parts and barrel and Loctite the stud assembly together and to the barrel. GET THE NEWSLETTER Join the List and Never Miss a Thing. Sign Me Up


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Lorena Bobbitt has been the punchline of jokes since 1993 when she cut off her husband's penis and threw it out the window of a moving car. In the '90s, she was painted as a hot blooded woman who attacked her husband because she wasn't satisfied sexually. Thanks to the new docuseries on Amazon Prime produced by Jordan Peele, Lorena, her story is being brought back into the spotlight to prove that that is not the case. Lorena was verbally, physically, and sexually abused by her husband.
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In sex crime cases, the names of the victims are supposed to be omitted in the media. However, someone caught a whiff that Lorena had been aligned with a media representative, Alan Hauge, and took that as implied consent to use her name. As far as she was aware, the media representative was there for her protection. Instead, the media used his presence to take advantage of her. All of a sudden, Lorena became the face of a national scandal rather than the anonymous victim of marital rape.
2. John's family encouraged his violent behavior.
One of the most painful moments in the first episode is John's brother, Todd Biro, threatening to kill Lorena on television. Throughout the series, we learn that John's brothers knew he was physically abusing Lorena and even encouraged the behavior. After the trial, while John's banking on his fame to carry him through life, he gets fired from a job at a club for drinking on the property and subsequently becoming verbally and physically abusive to everyone around him. John and his family then went to the home of Madam Suzette, the club's owner, and threatened her for firing him. She was so fearful of them that she ended up getting a restraining order against the family.
3. Locals in Manassas sold T-shirts capitalizing on the Bobbitt trials, and later, so did John.
Everyone wanted to capitalize on the Bobbitt trials, as news media from across the globe flocked to Manassas, VA. Locals created T-shirts that said "A cut above the rest" and boxers that said "Don't cut me short" to sell near the courthouse. During Lorena's trial, John even had T-shirts made with "Severed Part" on the front and "Love Hurts" on the back that he signed and sold. He was thirsting for money and fame from the onset.
4. Lorena was only allowed to testify about the 5 days prior to the incident at John's trial.
Lorena was suffering from battered woman syndrome and attacked John in what should be considered self-defense after years of verbal, physical, and sexual abuse that finally broke her. However, when John was on trial for marital rape, Lorena was not allowed to discuss the years of abuse she endured—only the five days leading up to the incident.
5. A juror criticized Lorena for wearing makeup some days of John's trial and not others.
Of course it was a man, Kenneth Hulse, who made the comment, claiming that Lorena changing her look on different days of the trial from simple housewife dresses to having her hair and makeup done made it "confusing" for him as to what she was trying to do. "It was crazy that she would kinda flip-flop back and forth. If you're gonna try to get your case won, you should stick to a theme and stay with it, because this way everybody's confused about what is she's really looking for here." Lorena was not on trial for whether or not she wore makeup or dresses. John was on trial for raping her. But for some reason, a man allowed Lorena's appearance to cloud his judgment during the trial.
6. Howard Stern raised $190,000 for John and his penis before Lorena's trial.
John Wayne Bobbitt was a guest star on Howard Stern's New Year's Eve Pageant before Lorena's trial in January 1994. Stern turned the pageant into a telethon for John and his penis, complete with a giant penis meter onstage, and raised over $190,000. So, before the trials were even over, John was soaking up all the money and fame he could, and celebrities were helping him do it.
7. Lorena was at risk of losing her American Dream.
Lorena moved to America from Venezuela after high school with the intention of becoming an American citizen. Despite John's verbal and physical abuse, Lorena was afraid to leave him as he threatened to have her deported if she did. On trial for maliciously wounding him, she had the chance to plead guilty and receive a shorter sentence, but pleading guilty to a felony would eliminate any chance she had at becoming an American citizen. Instead, she risked twenty years in prison.
8. "He liked to make girls squirm, liked to fuck 'em up the ass."
While many bits and pieces of the case surrounding the Bobbitts are shocking and disgusting, the details of the abuse Lorena endured are the worst. Witnesses testified that Lorena was covered in bruises, a tearful testimony from Lorena described John raping her anally, and friends and neighbors confirmed John had said he "liked to make girls squirm, make 'em bleed, and liked to fuck 'em up the ass."
9. Camera crews filmed through the windows of Lorena's house.
As if having her name dragged through the mud internationally wasn't bad enough, the media physically would not leave Lorena alone. She couldn't escape them even in her own home. A scene in episode 3 shows her closing the curtains of all her windows, saying camera crews would film through them.
10. John forced Lorena to have an abortion.
Lorena loved John and wanted to start a family with him. She stopped taking birth control because she wanted to have his child. However, when she became pregnant, he forced her to have an abortion against her will.
11. Jurors doubted Lorena's medical assessment made by a female doctor.
Men involved in the trial refused to believe the female forensic psychiatrist, Dr. Susan Feister, who testified that Lorena had PTSD, panic disorder, and major depressive disorder. Dr. Feister did not believe that Lorena had control over her actions when she cut off John's penis, but male jurors and men giving their opinions on the case on television continued to assert that she acted out of anger and had no mental illnesses. It wasn't until the male state forensic psychiatrist, Dr. Miller Ryans, changed his medical assessment of Lorena to state that she showed symptoms of PTSD that the rest of the men involved in the case finally believed she could have been acting out of temporary insanity. Men took the word of another man at higher value than the word of a woman with the same credentials.
12. John capitalized on his fame by becoming a porn star.
While Lorena was reliving painful memories during her recovery in a mental hospital, John was loving everything about being in the spotlight. His penis had been the hot topic for so long that he decided to literally show it to the world and prove that it still worked by becoming a porn star. His first film was John Wayne Bobbitt: Uncut, and he later filmed his penis enlargement surgery for Frankenpenis. It seems like karma that the procedure was botched.
13. Misogyny in the media kept Lorena's abuse secondary to John's penis.
Female reporters wanted to cover the domestic violence angle of Lorena's case, but their male editors chose to portray her as crazy and violent instead, focusing on John and his penis because it was the more "exciting" angle. Essentially, men decided to keep Lorena's abuse hidden from the general public.
14. John faced many more domestic violence charges after Lorena.
While John was found not guilty of marital rape in his initial trial, other women have come forward since with domestic violence charges against him. Desiree, a woman from the club he worked at, talks in episode 4 about how after she ended their relationship, he beat her with anything he could find. He dangled her over a balcony by her legs, called her "his Lorena," and raped her for three days before she played dead and escaped him. He was found guilty of harassment in that case and finally spent some time in jail. His second wife, Joanna Ferrell, also filed charges against him numerous times, sending him in and out of jail for ten months, and prison for fifteen months.
15. John still writes letters to Lorena telling her he loves her.
"I cut off his penis. Leave me alone," Lorena said in episode 4 while reading the letters he's sent her. It's been 25 years since she cut off his penis and escaped his abuse, but after all this time he still claims he loves her and wants to be with her, and he's never stopped contacting her. Fortunately, Lorena is in a new happy and healthy marriage now, and has a young daughter. She's finally achieved her American Dream, and despite his persistent pleas, John Wayne Bobbitt will never be a part of it.


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Enel Cuore's support of the Terzo Tempo project resulted in a contribution of EUR 250,000, aimed at improving the facilities through the purchase of equipment, tools and various supplies for the 7 institutions. Enel Cuore's initiative once again demonstrates the commitment of our non-profit organisation to training and providing work-oriented activities to disadvantaged young people, especially to those that have been placed in detention facilities or other alternative centres.


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The darkly attired girl lower her eyes to palms that were presented so readily to her. When her gaze rose, it lingered on Colombe for just a little too long.
She raised her knife to the light, the metal glinting as she angled it towards the tender flesh. The lethal point scored her palms in a single, steady motion. This time, the press of the girl's blade held no true malice. The gesture instead seemed somewhat ceremonial, like old magic.
"Nous ne coupons pas les mains ici, madame. We are not that lowly."
Daima's other hand flicked out in Fabien's direction, her palm aggressively stilling his movements and silencing the sharp protest which had begun to rise in his throat. The boy swallowed stiffly, his movements still restless in the dark.
"Ç'est un jeton excessif." He breathed unhappily.
"She is fresh eyes here, and I could ask for so much higher. I do this on your behalf. So don't fret. It will not be bad."
She sped a threatening glance in his direction, before turning her attention back to the girl. This time her knife tapped at Colombe's collar.
"Can you loosen here, to the shoulder? If it cannot be done with ease, I will cut it."


text: Brad Miller, PHD - March 06, 2019 Beretta 84FS Pistol Review Some well-known handguns, like the Colt Single Action Army, the Model 1911, and the Browning Hi-Power, are classics; the lesser-known Beretta Cheetah as one, too. The Beretta Model 84 Cheetah pistols have been around since 1976 and are immediately recognizable. These pistols, also known as Series 80 or Series 81 pistols, have an open slide and exposed barrel like the Beretta Model 92 pistols. They are, in fact, scaled-down versions of the 9mm Model 92 and are chambered for .22 LR, .32 ACP, and .380 ACP. Even though the Cheetahs are considered full-size guns for these calibers, they are midsize pistols.I've admired the looks of the Cheetahs for as long as I can remember, and the nickel-plated guns are, to my eye, the sexiest. I've admired them from a distance because I've never owned one. Until now. I just bought the matte nickel-finished Model 84FS used in this report.The Model 84FS comes with two magazines. Standard magazine capacity is 13 rounds, but 10-round magazines are also available.Classic TouchesThe .380 ACP Model 84s are made in Italy and imported to the United States. Curiously, the Cheetahs are not listed on Beretta's U.S. website, but they are on the Italian website. New pistols can be found for sale, but some searching might be required. The Model 84 traditionally has a 13-round magazine, but Beretta also sells them with 10-round magazines to accommodate local restrictions. The gun comes with two magazines, and extra magazines are available from Beretta.The blowback-operated FS designation is the current version, and it has a double-action/single-action trigger mechanism, an aluminum-alloy frame, a frame-mounted ambidextrous decocker that is also the thumb safety, a magazine safety, a firing pin safety, "two-dot" sights, a reversible magazine release, a combat-style trigger guard, a hard-chromed bore, and a loaded chamber indicator. Because it is a double-action hammer-fired gun, repeat strikes are possible. Model 84FS pistols are available in matte black Bruniton or matte nickel. The Bruniton guns have black plastic grips, and the nickel guns are available with plastic or walnut grips, according to Beretta's website, although photos on the Internet show nearly all with walnut grips. The grips are checkered, and the front and rear of the frame are grooved. The front sight has a red dot, and the rear sight has a single red halfmoon under the center cut. The front sight is machined into the slide; the rear is dovetailed and is drift adjustable for windage. The sight radius is 4.9 inches.The fit and finish of my Model 84FS are excellent. There is minimal play—vertical and side-to-side—in the slide-to-frame fit, and the slide moves smoothly on the frame. The finish is attractive, and its matte look gives it a utilitarian appearance.Part of the aesthetic appeal is the gun's visual balance. The barrel does not look too long for the grip/frame height. Also, it does not have an accessory rail on the dustcover, which I think ruins the sleek look of many pistols. The Model 84FS feels balanced in my hand. The open slide reduces its weight in the front compared to a full-profile slide, so it does not feel front-heavy like some pistols.The Model 84FS has a "two-dot" sight system. The front sight has a red dot, and the drift-adjustable rear sight rear has a red halfmoon.As I said earlier, the thumb safety is a decocker. A red warning dot is visible when the safety lever is down, indicating it is ready to be fired. You can leave the lever up, like a thumb safety on a Model 1911, which disengages the trigger from the hammer. When you're ready to fire, thumb the decocker lever down. My pistol's decocker was stiff and required substantial effort to push it all the way up. I hope it will get easier with use, but it didn't in the time up to writing this report. One thing is certain: It will be nearly impossible to accidentally decock the gun.Additionally, the decocker lever, when pushed up, would stop at a halfway position just before it decocked, and deliberate pressure was required to push it past that point to activate the decocking action. When the trigger was squeezed with the lever in this halfway position, the hammer fell all the way onto the firing pin. I was concerned that this might fire, and if it did, the gun could be damaged because the decocker is up far enough that it blocks the slide's rearward travel.So I tested it by using primed cases with no gunpowder or bullet. The primed case was loaded in the barrel, the decocker was thumbed up until it stopped at the halfway point, and the trigger was squeezed. The pistol fired. Thus, it is extremely important to make sure that the decocker moves all the way up to decock the hammer and to never put your finger on the trigger during this action so you will not accidentally fire it. There's no room for error here. Ergonomics on the pistol are superb. It reminds me of a Model 1911, a Browning Hi-Power, or a CZ75. It feels great in the hand. Many guns are noted for their natural pointability, and this one must be among those at the top of the list. The grip angle is ideal, and the pistol points where the shooter points.This being a midsize pistol, the grip is not especially long. Part of my pinky finger is unsupported by the frame even with the magazine inserted. Still, it falls into the "just enough" category. This is exactly how a Glock 19 or an S&W M&P 2.0 Compact fits my hand. The Model 84FS is close to the same size as a Glock 19, but it is a little shorter in length and height.The Model 84's double-stack grip is wide, and the grip panels are thick, producing a width of 1.37 inches, which is wider than many pistols. For example, my Glock 19 grip is 1.18 inches wide. The 84's grip is comfortable and fits my hand well, but it might feel a bit much for shooters with smaller hands. The single-stack Beretta Model 85, with its grip width of 1.18 inches, might appeal to those shooters.Field stripping the Model 84FS is easy. Make sure the gun is unloaded and remove the magazine. Press the disassembly latch release button on the left side of the frame, then rotate the disassembly latch on the right side 90 degrees counter-clockwise. Pull the slide/barrel assembly forward off the frame. Remove the steel guide rod and spring and then remove the barrel. That's it. Beretta recommends that further disassembly be done only by a qualified gunsmith.The Model 84FS disassembles easily for cleaning and routine maintenance.Shooting the Beretta Model 84FS PistolWhen I first tried the single-action trigger pull, it was heavy. Pull weight measured 7.5 pounds. This made shooting for group a bit challenging. My hands were visibly shaking as I slowly applied pressure to the heavy trigger pull. That's something I don't normally experience, but this might rank as the heaviest single-action trigger I've shot in a long time. I was sure it was affecting group size—and not in a positive way.Either the trigger got better or I became accustomed to it as the session progressed. It turns out that the trigger got better! I measured the pull weight again after putting a couple hundred rounds through the gun, and it was down to 5.5 pounds. That's a big improvement after just a couple hundred rounds.The trigger has creep, too, but that's a common characteristic of many pistols. I'm accustomed to the fine-tuned triggers on my Model 1911s, and every time I shoot another pistol I'm temporarily disappointed until I remember that 1911s can have exceptional triggers, and it usually takes special attention to get that.The Model 84's double-action trigger pull measured 10.5 pounds before and after shooting, so it did not change over the course of my shooting session. It's very smooth with some stacking.The pistol operated flawlessly at the range, feeding every type of bullet profile: roundnose, flatnose, and hollowpoint from 10- and 13-round magazines. Accuracy at 25 yards, which is a long distance for what this gun is intended for (self-defense and casual plinking), averaged 4.50 inches for five-shot groups. I have no doubt that the stiff trigger pull made the groups larger than they should be. The Speer 90-grain Gold Dot ammo produced the smallest average group size (3.26 inches), with one five-shot group measuring a tight 1.55 inches. Overall, the accuracy is more than adequate for defensive use, and point of impact was dead-on elevation-wise with most ammo hitting the center of the target with a six o'clock hold, but about 2 inches to the right.The .380 produces roughly half the recoil of the 9mm when fired in a gun of the same weight. Thus, it makes sense that the .380 should be pleasanter to shoot. However, one big difference is that many .380 pistols, and this includes the Model 84FS, are blowback operated, whereas many 9mm pistols are locked-breech designs. The barrel is fixed in place in blowback guns, or at least it's not locked with the slide. When fired, only the slide moves to the rear. In locked-breech guns (like the Model 1911, Glock pistols, etc.), the barrel is locked with the slide, and when fired, both the slide and the barrel move rearward for some distance. The barrel then unlocks from the slide and the slide alone travels fully to the rear.Brad's .380 ACP Model 84FS shot well, averaging 4.5 inches for five-shot groups at 25 yards. Its best single group (shown) measured 1.55 inches and was achieved with Speer 90-grain Gold Dot factory-loaded ammunition.This difference in action often means that blowback guns have more felt recoil than locked-breech guns of the same caliber. Compared to a locked-breech pistol, the Model 84's recoil is snappier. It's not a huge difference, but recoil-sensitive shooters need to be aware. I'm not saying the Model 84FS is unpleasant to shoot. In fact, it is comfortable to shoot, but don't expect it to feel like it has half the recoil of a 9mm pistol.Another reason the .380 is recommended over the 9mm is that some shooters believe a .380 pistol takes less strength to rack the slide. That's true if the cartridges are compared in the same gun design; however, blowback guns tend to have stiff recoil springs. This holds for the Model 84FS, and it's not easy to rack the pistol's slide. I measured the weight required to retract the slide fully to the rear with a Timney trigger tension scale, and it took an average of 18.25 pounds to retract the slide. For comparison, my .380 Taurus PT-738 TCP subcompact pistol (it has a locked-breech action) required 12.5 pounds to retract the slide; my 9mm Glock 19 took an average of 14.12 pounds to retract its slide; a full-size 9mm S&W M&P9 2.0 required an average of 16 pounds to retract its slide; and a 9mm S&W M&P9 2.0 Compact required 18.5 pounds to retract its slide. The Model 84FS required as much strength or more to rack its slide as several 9mm pistols.In addition, the Model 84FS's slide serrations are not tall. The serrations are only 0.38 inch tall, whereas the serrations on my Glock 19 are 0.75 inch tall. This gives you half as much to hang onto on the Model 84FS. A heavy recoil spring and a short gripping surface on the slide make the .380 Model 84FS more difficult to rack than many 9mm pistols. In short, if you're looking for a .380 pistol with a slide that's easy to rack, this is not it.The 84FS has a retail price of $815 for the Bruniton finish and $915 for the nickel finish. That's a bit pricey, but the Model 84FS is a high-quality gun. If you shop around, you can find new guns for less, and used Model 84FSs are going for less than half the MSRP of a brand-new one.Although some people would put the .380 ACP on the lower end of usefulness for self-defense, it can do the job, and there is a wide range of ammunition on the market to appeal to discriminating shooters. The gun's 13+1 capacity provides a lot of firepower for a midsize pistol. It's a little big for a pocket gun—though it will fit some pockets—but is a good size for legal concealed carry.The Beretta Model 84FS is well made, reliable, and shoots comfortably. It's a natural pointer and is a good choice for casual shooting, concealed carry, and home defense. I'm glad I finally bought one of these little gems. I like it a lot. I only wish I'd done it a few decades earlier. GET THE NEWSLETTER Join the List and Never Miss a Thing. Sign Me Up


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Behind The Wheel (choose Your Own Adventure #35)(PAPERBACK/REVISED)
The reader's decisions control the course of an adventure in which a gambling syndicate tries to influence the outcome of a Swiss auto race.Behind The Wheel (choose Your Own Adventure #35)(PAPERBACK/REVISED) is a must own book. The author is R. A. Montgomery and it was published by Chooseco. It became available sometime in 2010. The paperback children book is related to Automobile racing and is perceived as excellent juvenile fiction. The book is 144 pages long and it has artwork. Choose from 11 endings!.
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Beware and Warning! How can you even compete when you know people like this are working behind the scenes? But, don't despair. They supply you much more than the prize winnings if you'll agree to throw the race. The wrong choice could end in disaster - even death. At any time, YOU can go back and make another choice, alter the path of your story, and change its result. This book is different from other books. They know you're a good driver, and they know you'd like to win some money. The winnings are life-changing, even in second place! But before the games can begin, you receive an offer you from a gambling syndicate. You and YOU ALONE are in charge of what happens in this story. There are dangers, choices, adventures, and consequences. You are tapped to compete in the Swiss road race of your dreams. Even better, your cousin agreed to lend you his beloved favorite car. What should you do? YOU ought to use all of your numerous talents and a lot of your enormous intelligence.
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By: WCTV Eyewitness News
September 12, 2019
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WCTV) — A 24-year-old woman was arrested after she pocketed money from a GoFundMe she started for tornado victims, the Leon County Sheriff's Office said.
On April 19, a tree fell on a home on Woodville Highway during a tornado, LCSO said. An 8-year-old girl died in the incident.
The same day, the family's next door neighbor, Amanda Strickland, started a GoFundMe campaign to help the family. The GoFundMe was linked to Strickland's personal bank account, LCSO said.
By April 26, the campaign raised more than $14,000. Strickland wrote a check to the family for $13,000, which was the final amount on that day after fees from GoFundMe were deducted.
The GoFundMe kept getting donations until June 10, reaching a total of more than $21,000 donated through the whole campaign. Strickland never gave the victim's family any more money after the first check, deputies said.
After LCSO Financial Crimes detectives interviewed Strickland on Wednesday, she was arrested and taken to the Leon County Detention Facility.
Strickland faces a failure to apply contributions in a manner substantially consistent with the solicitation charge.
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H1Z1 PS4 Controls Guide - On-Foot, Vehicle and Passenger Controls
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Secondly, you can actually cancel a grenade throw and save precious grenade ammo. If you find yourself aiming an unwanted grenade throw, all you have to do is hit L1 and you'll cancel it and put the grenade back in your rucksack. Speaking of rucksacks, there's no inventory menu like there is in the PC version, with weapon switching mapped to the L1 button.


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This report uses 1996 Medicare Current Beneficiary Survey (MCBS) data to estimate prescription drug coverage, utilization, and spending for Medicare beneficiaries. 1996 Medical Expenditure Panel Survey (MEPS) data are used to provide estimates for the non-Medicare population. The MEPS surveyed a sample of the US civilian, noninstitutionalized population, including Medicare beneficiaries. MEPS data could therefore have been used for both the Medicare and non-Medicare groups.
There are several reasons for using the MCBS data instead of MEPS for the Medicare population. MCBS has a much larger sample of Medicare beneficiaries than MEPS, 10,869 used for this study, as opposed to 2,892 in the MEPS panel. This allows more reliable estimates for subgroups of the Medicare population defined by demographic or health-related factors. In addition, MCBS has been conducted continuously since 1992. It therefore allows some analysis of trends over time. MEPS began in 1996; its predecessor, the 1987 National Medical Expenditure Survey (NMES) was so different in its data collection for prescription drug spending and coverage that meaningful comparisons are not possible. The one exception where MEPS was used instead of MCBS for estimates relating to Medicare beneficiaries is the analysis of prices in Chapter 3. As discussed below, MEPS had data not available in MCBS for comparing drug prices.
Data collection and estimation procedures under the two surveys are different in a number of respects. This means that, while the MCBS results for the Medicare population and the MEPS results for the non-Medicare population are often quite similar, they cannot be directly compared. In addition, MCBS estimates for the Medicare population are different from the Medicare estimates that would have been produced if MEPS had been used. Use of MEPS results would not have affected the most important findings of this report: that a large share of the Medicare population is without drug coverage, that beneficiaries without coverage receive fewer and less costly prescription drugs, and that they pay higher prices for the drugs they receive than are paid by beneficiaries with coverage for the same drugs. Estimates of the magnitude of these effects would, however, have been different. The following is a brief overview of how coverage, utilization, and spending are estimated under MCBS and MEPS, and of how their findings differ.
Establishing Coverage
Both the MCBS and the MEPS household survey asked participants if they had prescription drug coverage. MEPS had a second source of information: for respondents who named the pharmacies they used and gave interviewers permission to contact the pharmacy (the pharmacy follow-back), it was possible to determine the sources of payment for prescriptions filled at participating pharmacies. Sometimes, when an individual reported that he or she did not have drug coverage, it was nevertheless found through the pharmacy component that an insurer or public program had in fact paid for one or more prescriptions. In this case, the person was deemed to have drug coverage through the source of payment for the prescription.
MCBS did not collect information from pharmacies, but did collect information from respondents about each of the prescriptions they received during the year and the sources of payment for those prescriptions. If an individual reported no drug coverage but nevertheless reported a third-party payment for a prescription, the individual was assigned to drug coverage. However, because MCBS relied almost entirely on respondents' own reports,1 it found fewer such people with coverage than MEPS found through its separate pharmacy component.
A second key difference between MEPS and MCBS is in the treatment of Medicaid beneficiaries and Medicare HMO enrollees. Some Medicaid beneficiaries are QMBs and SLMBs without a drug benefit, and not all Medicare HMOs provide drug coverage. MEPS is not able to distinguish whether Medicare HMO enrollees or Medicaid recipients have coverage; all of these beneficiaries are deemed to have coverage in MEPS. For these populations, MCBS distinguishes among those who did and did not have a drug benefit. In the future, it may be possible to use Medicare administrative data on health plan enrollment to determine drug coverage among Medicare HMO enrollees surveyed in the MEPS.
Finally, MCBS uses a consistency edit that treats as noncovered those beneficiaries who reported having drug coverage but paid more than $250 out of pocket for drugs and reported no insurance payment, while MEPS leaves these beneficiaries in the covered category.
Table B-1 shows the proportion of Medicare beneficiaries with different types of drug coverage for at least one month as estimated by MEPS and MCBS. The MEPS numbers have been adjusted to account for the difference between MEPS and MCBS in the treatment of Medicaid recipients and Medicare HMO enrollees, and to account for the consistency edit that MCBS uses and MEPS does not use.2 The adjustments are: a .8% percent reduction from employer and a .3% reduction from nongroup for the "consistency edit" and a .6% reduction in Medicare Risk HMO and a 1.4% reduction in Medicaid to account for the proportion of beneficiaries in those categories who lack drug coverage. The lower bound of the 95% confidence interval for the adjusted MEPS estimate is 71.6 percent of beneficiaries with coverage. The upper bound of the MCBS estimate is 69.7 percent. A statistically significant difference, therefore, remains between the MCBS estimate and the adjusted MEPS estimate.
Table B-1. Comparison of Sources of Coverage Estimates for MEPS and MCBS MEPS MCBS Employer 33% 32.3% Private nongroup and other private 13.2% 11.3% Medicare risk HMO 10.4% 10.0% Medicaid 10.9% 11.8% Veterans and other 6.1% 3.3% Total with coverage for at least one
month during 1996
73.6% 68.8% None 26.4% 31.2% Total 100.0% 100.0%
Note: Percents may not add to 100 because of rounding.
Source: Center for Cost and Financing Studies, Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality: Medical Expenditure Panel Survey Household Component, 1996 and Health Care Financing Adminstration, Medicare Current Beneficiary Survey, 1996.
Much of the remaining difference is due to the larger number of beneficiaries who failed to report coverage but were identified as covered by MEPS through the pharmacy follow-back. Most of the beneficiaries assigned to the covered category in this way were classified as either having private nongroup insurance or as being covered through the Veterans Administration.
As was noted in chapter 1, the VA does not actually provide insurance. It supplies prescription drugs directly, at no cost or nominal cost, to qualifying veterans whose prescriptions are written by VA physicians and filled at VA pharmacies. While this benefit is undoubtedly an important source of financial assistance for those who receive it, it cannot be described as insurance in the same sense as other forms of drug coverage. However, it is counted as coverage for the purposes of this study. Private nongroup coverage is insurance, but it is the least generous and the most costly to beneficiaries of the major types of coverage. Moreover, it is the least stable: as table 1-2 indicated, beneficiaries with this type of coverage are the most likely to be without protection at some time during the year.
In summary, after correction for the likely overstatement of Medicare HMO and Medicaid drug coverage in MEPS, there remains a small but statistically significant difference in the MEPS and MCBS estimates of the extent of drug coverage in the Medicare population. Much of the difference is attributable to estimates for types of coverage that may not be meaningful or stable. The MCBS data are used in this report because they allow a closer look at the characteristics of the covered and noncovered populations and at trends over time.
Estimates of Utilization and Spending
Gathering information through household surveys about prescription drug use and spending is much more difficult than for some other kinds of medical services. While most people can readily recall, for example, whether they were hospitalized in the last year and for what reason, filling a prescription is not so memorable an event. People who filled only one or two prescriptions may not remember them at all. Those who had many medications may not recall just how many they had or may not be able to name every drug they were taking. Even people who can accurately report what drugs they used may not be able to tell what those drugs cost. This is especially true when the drug cost is covered by an insurer or a public program; the respondent may know only the amount of his or her required copayment, not the total charge.
The MEPS and MCBS surveys use a variety of techniques to overcome these barriers to collection of complete and accurate information about prescription drugs. The following is a brief overview of how the two surveys go about answering two key questions:
- How many prescriptions did participants fill during the period covered by the survey?
- What was paid for those drugs, including both out-of-pocket payments by the respondents and payments by insurers or other third parties?
1 - The one exception was Medicare HMO coverage, which was identified through HCFA(now known as CMS) enrollment records.
2 -The MEPS estimates are adjusted for two reasons. First, the adjusted MEPS estimates can be directly compared to the MCBS estimates. Second, the unadjusted MEPS estimates would overstate the percentage of beneficiaries who have drug coverage.
3 - IMS Health data for 1996 indicate that about 33 percent of prescriptions are paid for fully in cash at the time they are filled.
4 - For each drug reported by a participant, MCBS must first establish exactly what drug was received and in what quantity. It then establishes, using First Data Bank data, an average wholesale price (AWP) for the specific drug. Finally, it must estimate the retail price charged for the prescription by applying a markup factor to the AWP. Factors vary according to the source of payment for the drug—cash, Medicaid, or other third party—and also according to the range of the wholesale unit price, because pharmacies tend to charge higher markups for drugs with a lower AWP.
5 - The difference in price estimates for beneficiaries with Medicaid is larger, because MCBS reduces prices to account for manufacturer rebates to states, while MEPS does not.
6 - This term includes any entity furnishing outpatient prescription drugs to noninstitutionalized individuals, including retail pharmacies, outpatient pharmacies within hospitals, HMOs, or other facilities, and mail-order suppliers.
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Congratulations to our winner Kiersten Kollins of Nationwide Children's Hospital!
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