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Small forward could debut for Crows, forgotten veterans also fly to Gold Coast
Tyson Stengle and some familiar faces are part of the 28-player squad on the way to Metricon
By Lee Gaskin on
ADELAIDE small forward Tyson Stengle could make his Crows debut in Saturday night's clash with Gold Coast at Metricon Stadium.
Midfielder/forward Riley Knight, young forwards Elliott Himmelberg and Ben Davis, veteran defender Andy Otten and experienced ruckman Sam Jacobs were also part of the travelling party at Adelaide Airport on Wednesday morning, but there was no room in the 28-player squad for midfielder Bryce Gibbs.
Forgotten defender Andy Otten during the JLT. Picture: AFL Photos
Stengle – who played two AFL games with Richmond in 2017 – has made an impression in his first season with the Crows, the 20-year-old banging the door down with 22 goals in 12 SANFL games.
"He's obviously around the mark, we think he's in really good form and he deserves an opportunity," Crows assistant coach Scott Camporeale said.
We think (Stengle) is close to ready, we've just got to make sure what the balance is of that forward line and make sure he's got enough support - Scott Camporeale
"Whether it's this week, we'll make that decision later in the week.
"He's been having shots on goal, that's the most important thing as a small forward.
AROUND THE STATE LEAGUES Big Crow shines, tough Pie stats up
"He's getting up the ground, putting pressure on and he's averaging at least five or six shots on goal and we've exposed him a little bit through the midfield as well.
"He's gaining more capacity and a lot of trust with the players and the match committee."
Stengle could come into the side for star goalsneak Eddie Betts, who also made the trip, but hasn't kicked a goal in the past two games, including last weekend's 57-point Showdown smashing against Port Adelaide.
"If you dish up stuff like that in the second half, everyone should be on the table."
— AFL (@AFL) July 8, 2019
"We think (Stengle) is close to ready, we've just got to make sure what the balance is of that forward line and make sure he's got enough support, if it is him, or another young player coming into the team," Camporeale said.
COMMENT Time to drop Eddie?
Otten could get his chance if key defenders Daniel Talia (ankle) and Alex Keath (knee) fail fitness tests at Thursday's main session.
"Those guys are a bit sore after the weekend, so he'll come up as one of those 28 guys and we'll see how they train and assess whether he needs to come in," Camporeale said.
Daniel Talia is under an injury cloud. Picture: AFL Photos
"To be quite honest, Andy's probably been our best player in the SANFL for the last couple of weeks, so he deserves an opportunity."
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The Best Places to Cruise in Europe
Cruise Hub > Insider info > The Best Places to Cruise in Europe
While a cruise through the New World or the Far East is always a pleasure, look to a cruise through Europe for a taste of culture and class. The natural beauty of the terrain, together with the sunshine of the south and the chic fashions of the north, make the continent a varied and engaging place to play. You've got shopping aplenty, good food galore and more history than you could shake a selfie stick at. A cruise is only as grand as its itinerary though, so take a look at the best places to cruise to in Europe before you plan your next escape.
The Med is a mainstay of the cruising world for a reason. Its position on the globe promises hot sun whenever you cruise, while the atmosphere you'll find at every port is one of passion and excitement. European cruise deals often put the Mediterranean front and centre, and for very good reason.
Perhaps the most obvious stop on your Mediterranean cruise will be sunny Spain. There's so much to see here, but a shore excursion in the form of a city break shouldn't be missed. Leading cruise lines like Marella Cruisesoften stop at the world-renowned city of Barcelona. Complete with modernist architecture and dazzling art, the city is a must-see and boasts a thriving foodie culture – the likes of which rivals even the most varied cruise ship dining options. That's no small feat, considering the kind of dining found on a cruise ship like Marella Discovery.
On the more cosy side of things, you'll find that a cruise often touches those places package holidays ignore, like the Marella mainstay, sleepy Palamos. Stop by the fish market to see locals haggling over the catch of the day, or dine on the promenade on that same fresh seafood. On the other hand, Cunard includes the charming seaside city of Vigo in Spain as a port of call, complete with its colourful buildings, coffee shops and cobbled streets.
The beautiful country of Italy entices cruisers time and time again. Many cruises stop at the port of Civitavecchia, which boasts a locally famous Roman Port that once saw the ancient empire flourish across the seas. From here excursions take you to the historic capital of Rome, with its vibrant streets, magnificent fashion and incredible Coliseum. You can flourish in your own way on a cruise ship like Marella Spirit, which often visits Civitavecchia and stylish Naples in its Mediterranean packages.
And don't forget…
Islands like Spain's Majorca and Greece's Corfu, are sunny little hideaways that cruises stop off at, often away from the usual package holiday hotspots. Mainland Greece is also well worth mentioning, with the heartland of the ancient Olympics, Katakolon, and Athens' 7,000 years of history each featuring in plenty of cruise itineraries.
It might be the fields of The Netherlands, or the stunning sights of Marseilles in France, but one thing's for sure – a cruise through Western Europe promises magic memories without having to travel too far.
Cherbourg is a French coastal community well known as a major port for the ferry crowd, but it's gained plenty of appeal for anyone taking a cruise through Europe thanks to its handsome huddled houses and its historic connections. Marseilles is also a city that deserves your attention thanks to its handsome buildings and slow-paced quality of life. Marella Cruises lets you tour the domes and spires of this city by foot, bicycle or via comfy coach, making for a shore excursion as active as you choose, before retiring to the sumptuous suites offered by the likes of Marella Celebration.
The Dutch capital of Amsterdam is another hot cruising destination, with its colourful buildings and quirky streets inviting guests to join in with the laid-back living. Museums like the one dedicated to painter Van Gogh, combined with a vibrant old quarter make Amsterdam a city that wears its historic pride on its sleeve. Expect coffee shops and shopping aplenty, together with guided tours of the sights that promise much beyond the famous Dam Square. Visiting onboard Marella Discovery will give you plenty of ways to enjoy Amsterdam, as well as sailing to nearby Zeebrugge in Belgium for chocolates and wine.
Scandinavia, Fjords and the Baltic
The sleek modern style and cosy northern cabins of Scandinavia do plenty to attract cruisers all year round. Peaceful Norway and sumptuous Sweden, the hi-tech hub of cashless coffee shops, vie for your attention. Stockholm's popularity with the cruising world is growing rapidly, thanks to its exquisite crystal craftsmanship and countless museums. Marella Discovery, and its sister ship, Marella Discovery 2, are happy to whisk you there and keep you entertained at the magnificent five-storey atriums.
While this peaceful country's got plenty of charm, we'll let you in on one of the best kept secrets of cruises that stop by Norway, and that's Flam. It's a sleepy coastal town with old churches and medieval architecture, but the main appeal is the classic railway rides uphill. They make for a superb shore excursion with magnificent views to enjoy, before retiring for cocktails on a cruise ship like Marella Dream.
Cruise-goers love Finland, and more specifically Helskinki, for its gorgeous and photogenic buildings, a frequent stop on Marella Discovery voyages. The Presidential Palace and the Opera House are equally remarkable, but you can also take a walk on the wild side in Gardenia, a series of tropical groves the city has put together.
Estonia is a hidden treasure of European cruising, with Tallinn offering 1,000 years of history in one exciting epicentre. Witness everything from Viking relics to medieval castles and stunning clock towers in this city named 2011 European Capital of Culture. You can also get the Viking connection in the Icelandic capital of Reykjavik, as part of Marella Cruises' itineraries, and immerse yourself in geothermal baths galore.
Wherever you choose to take your next European cruise, there are ample opportunities to explore history and mystery alike. Take a look through our countless deals to see which itineraries offer the best adventures, and get ready for a voyage you'll never forget.
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Plugin Boutique has launched a sale on the Studio One digital audio workstation software by PreSonus.
The sale ends July 9th, 2017.
Presonus has also updated Studio One to version 3.5.1, featuring improved latency for virtual instruments and overall CPU performance. The new Mix FX Softube Tape works in 64-bit now.
Overall lower latency when playing virtual instruments.
Further CPU load balancing improvements.
Improved Quick Zoom behavior (alt+shift).
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Presonus also released the new Studio One Remote for all Android devices (v5.0+). The remote is now available on iOS, Windows tablet and Android.


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// deletedAuthor is the author field of deleted posts on Reddit.
const deletedAuthor = "[deleted]"

// Scanner defines a low level interface for fetching reading Reddit listings.
type Scanner interface {
	// Listing returns a harvest from a listing endpoint at Reddit.
	//
	// There are many things to consider when using this. A listing on
	// Reddit is like an infinite, unstable list. It stretches functionally
	// infinitely forward and backward in time, and elements from it vanish
	// over time for many reasons (users delete their posts, posts get
	// caught in a spam filter, mods remove them, etc).
	//
	// The "after" parameter is the name (in the form tx_xxxxxx, found by
	// the Name field of any Reddit struct defined in this package) of an
	// element known to be in the list. If an empty string the latest 100
	// elements are returned.
	//
	// The way to subscribe to a listing is continually poll this, and keep
	// track of your reference point, and replace it if it gets deleted or
	// dropped from the listing for any reason, which is nontrivial. If your
	// reference point becomes invalid, you will get no elements in the
	// harvest and have no way to find your place unless you planned ahead.
	//
	// If you want a stream where all of this is handled for you, see graw
	// or graw/streams.
	Listing(path, after string) (Harvest, error)
	ListingWithParams(path string, params map[string]string) (Harvest, error)
}

type scanner struct {
	r reaper
}

func newScanner(r reaper) Scanner {
	return &scanner{r: r}
}

func (s *scanner) Listing(path, after string) (Harvest, error) {
	return s.r.reap(
		path, map[string]string{
			"raw_json": "1",
			"limit":    "100",
			"before":   after,
		},
	)
}

func (s *scanner) ListingWithParams(path string, params map[string]string) (
	Harvest,
	error,
) {
	reaperParams := map[string]string{
		"raw_json": "1",
		"limit":    "100",
	}
	for key, value := range params {
		reaperParams[key] = value
	}
	return s.r.reap(path, reaperParams)
}

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Last weekend Eric and I were lucky enough to head to Palm Coast, Florida to witness two of our faves tie the knot! We have both travelled to Florida many times. Eric's family has lived in Boca Raton for quite some time, while my grandparents used to live in Clearwater, giving us many reasons to head south. Oh yeah how can I forget, the countless wild trips to Miami?! Despite being a fairly frequent traveller to the Sunshine State, this would be our first trip to Palm Coast. This quaint coastal town located 45 minutes north of Daytona is the perfect little weekend getaway spot.
The bride and groom were getting married at Hammock Beach Resort so we opted to stay on site as most of the wedding guests were doing the same. The resort was great, especially for the value (mind you that it was toward the end of peak season, if not actually off peak timing. Florida weather in May can be very rainy). Situated along the Atlantic Ocean, Hammock Beach Resort has a breathtaking 18-hole, ocean front golf course right on the property. Unfortunately we didn't have time to play a round, but there's always next time! There were multiple pools to choose from, including an adults only pool featuring a bar/restaurant located right beside it where you could enjoy a cold beverage or grab a little bite to eat. I guess pretty soon when Baby Nystrom arrives we are going to be living the kiddie pool life, haha. They had a number of restaurants to choose from which was nice to not have to leave the resort, that is unless you're feeling adventurous (which Eric and I often are so we did venture out one day).
We started the first day by relaxing at the resort before the rehearsal dinner. When you're six months pregnant it's nice to put your feet up! I am still trying to get used to the needing to rest because I really do like to do it ALL when I am on vacation. I am not feeling the exhaustion like I was during my first trimester (why didn't anyone tell me I was going to turn into a character off of Walking Dead in first trimester??), but our growing baby needs Mama to rest. We started at the pool and had some drinks and eats, I had a mocktail of course, then made our way over to some lounge chairs that overlooked the golf course and ocean. It was the perfect, relaxing way to start our vacay.
The rehearsal dinner was at a restaurant called Blackfly, which was about 30-40 mins away, so we all piled onto a bus and made the trek over there. There was an open bar, which isn't quite as exciting when you're pregnant, but the bartender made the BEST mocktails!! I find having a mocktail makes me still feel like I am part of the party. The food was excellent. The only thing that I couldn't have was the tuna poke. Not going to lie, this crushed me because I have a serious love for raw fish. I swear, the first meal I am going to request when I pop this baby out is sushi (the struggle is real when you're pregnant and a foodie). Many of the guests stayed out after the dinner but we went back to our hotel room to get some much-needed shuteye.
The next day we woke up bright and early to get the most of our day before the wedding ceremony. We started with breakfast at the resort, which happened to be on a terrace that overlooked the ocean and golf course. What a way to start the day! We spent some time on the beach and hung around the resort for a bit in the AM, but decided to venture out into town for some lunch. If you know Eric and I, you know that we are obsessed with eating delicious food. Yelp is our go to when we want to find the foodie spots. Yelp came through once again. We found a local gem called Portugal Wine Bar and Grill. Guys, this place was BOMB. From the outside, it looks very unassuming, but the food was to die for. We started out with 1 lb of peel and eat shrimp. We were worried that it was going to be way too large of a portion for an appetizer but we found it to be just right. For our main course, we went with the Seafood "Mariscada" for two. The dish was cooked in a tomato broth served with a side of white rice. The seafood was all so fresh and cooked to perfection. It even had a full lobster in it!! They did not skimp out on the portions. Sometimes it's hard with dishes like this to have everything cooked properly because there are so many different components but this place nailed it. Not only was the food delicious and the service excellent, the price was also very reasonable (winning).
After lunch we went back to the resort to get ready for the wedding. I chose to wear a long floral print dress from Lulus. Lulus is a great brand because their styles are so feminine and pretty, yet everything is at a great price-point. If you aren't familiar with Lulu's, it isn't maternity. I say this because many people assume that when you are pregnant, maternity lines are your only option. I don't personally think that it's necessary to wear maternity just because you have a bump (aside from jeans and pants). Maternity clothes can be very pricey and only worn for a short period of time. I want to be able to wear everything postpartum because to me it just seems like such a waste to buy things that will only fit for a few months.
As I mentioned earlier in this post, the wedding was held at Hammock Beach Resort. The ceremony and reception were located on the property, which made things easy. Lined with palm trees and overlooking the ocean, the bride and groom said their I do's. I am a sucker for beach weddings, probably because Eric and I got married on the beach in Malibu, CA. The ceremony was short and sweet, which was followed by cocktail hour. The featured drink-of-the-night was an Irish Mule (the bartenders were kind enough to make me a mocktail version). Dinner proceeded cocktails and I must say, it was some of the best wedding food I have ever had. The star of the dinner was the beef short rib, which was incredible, tender and juicy! We laughed and danced the night away after dinner. It truly was the perfect night.
The next morning was Mother's Day. Although I am not a mom quite yet, I will be in the fall so we decided to stay in Florida an extra day to celebrate. We started the morning with room service in bed. To me, there is nothing that says "pampering" more than being served breakfast in bed! We were contemplating whether to stay in Palm Coast or head to Orlando for a visit to Disney World as our flight was out of Orlando on Tuesday afternoon. There was a huge chance of rain, but the weather forecast kept changing by the hour since that's what Florida does. We figured we would take our chances and head to Orlando because who doesn't dream of Disney World?! Unfortunately, we arrived at the Disney World parking lot in the thick of a rain storm so we decided to put Disney on hold for another time. I am sure we will be at Disney World in the near future with being soon to be parents. With our plan foiled, we noticed that there were some great outlets as we were driving so we made a pit stop and shopped until we dropped. In all honesty, Eric shopped more than I did lol. The man knows what he likes. Once we were shopped out, we finished our night with amazing food at the Indian restaurant, Saffron. We had tandoori-spiced chicken wings, butter chicken and the lamb roganjosh. Every dish was so flavorful. My only complaint is that the butter chicken was made with chicken breast instead of thighs (if you don't know, the thighs make the chicken so much more tender and delicious). Eric and I might have been Indian in a previous life which might explain our serious obsession with Indian food. I couldn't have asked for a more perfect end to our Florida Trip.
All in all Palm Coast and Orlando were great spots for a weekend getaway. I would highly recommend checking out Hammock Beach Resort if you have the opportunity! Whether it's for a weekend getaway, a staycation (stay tuned for my upcoming post on our staycation at Detroit Foundation Hotel) or you are thinking of having a destination wedding, you should seriously consider Palm Coast!


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Q: Union two columns in the same table and save the result into other column within same table in mysql I am a beginner here so that, I need your help in order to fix my program for my last project.
I'd like to union of two columns which are frequent1x and frequent2x and store the result into column frequent2.
I use this query..
Insert into tvfrequent (no, frequent1, frequent1x, frequent2x, frequent2, frequent3, frequent4, frequent5, support)
SELECT no,
SUBSTRING_INDEX( unixdatetime , ' ', 1 ) AS frequent1,
(SUBSTRING_INDEX(SUBSTRING_INDEX( unixdatetime , ' ', 2 ),' ',-1) AS frequent1x) union (SUBSTRING_INDEX(SUBSTRING_INDEX( unixdatetime , ' -1 ', 2 ),' -1 ',-1) AS frequent2x) As frequent2,
SUBSTRING_INDEX(SUBSTRING_INDEX( unixdatetime , ' -1 ', 3 ),' -1 ',-1) AS frequent3,
SUBSTRING_INDEX(SUBSTRING_INDEX( unixdatetime , ' -1 ', 4 ),' -1 ',-1) AS frequent4,
SUBSTRING_INDEX(SUBSTRING_INDEX( unixdatetime , ' -1 ', 5 ),' -1 ',-1) AS frequent5,
SUBSTRING_INDEX( unixdatetime , ' -1 ', -1 ) AS support
FROM tspade

Any help is appreciated.

A: Try following query:
Insert into tvfrequent (no, frequent1, frequent1x, frequent2x, frequent2, frequent3, frequent4, frequent5, support)
SELECT no,
SUBSTRING_INDEX( unixdatetime , ' ', 1 ) AS frequent1,
concat
      (
       SUBSTRING_INDEX(SUBSTRING_INDEX( unixdatetime , ' ', 2 ),' ',-1)
       ,
       " "
       ,
       SUBSTRING_INDEX(SUBSTRING_INDEX( unixdatetime , ' -1 ', 2 ),' -1 ',-1)
      ) As frequent2,
SUBSTRING_INDEX(SUBSTRING_INDEX( unixdatetime , ' -1 ', 3 ),' -1 ',-1) AS frequent3,
SUBSTRING_INDEX(SUBSTRING_INDEX( unixdatetime , ' -1 ', 4 ),' -1 ',-1) AS frequent4,
SUBSTRING_INDEX(SUBSTRING_INDEX( unixdatetime , ' -1 ', 5 ),' -1 ',-1) AS frequent5,
SUBSTRING_INDEX( unixdatetime , ' -1 ', -1 ) AS support
FROM tspade;

Alternative approach:
Insert into tvfrequent (no, frequent1, frequent1x, frequent2x, frequent2, frequent3, frequent4, frequent5, support)
    SELECT no,
    SUBSTRING_INDEX( unixdatetime , ' ', 1 ) AS frequent1,
    (case
        when
           (SUBSTRING_INDEX(SUBSTRING_INDEX( unixdatetime , ' ', 2 ),' ',-1))
       =
           (SUBSTRING_INDEX(SUBSTRING_INDEX( unixdatetime , ' -1 ', 2 ),' -1 ',-1))
        then
           (SUBSTRING_INDEX(SUBSTRING_INDEX( unixdatetime , ' ', 2 ),' ',-1))
        else
            (concat
                   (
                     SUBSTRING_INDEX(SUBSTRING_INDEX( unixdatetime , ' ', 2 ),' ',-1)
                       ,
                      " "
                       ,
                     SUBSTRING_INDEX(SUBSTRING_INDEX( unixdatetime , ' -1 ', 2 ),' -1 ',-1)
                   )
           )
    ) As frequent2,
    SUBSTRING_INDEX(SUBSTRING_INDEX( unixdatetime , ' -1 ', 3 ),' -1 ',-1) AS frequent3,
    SUBSTRING_INDEX(SUBSTRING_INDEX( unixdatetime , ' -1 ', 4 ),' -1 ',-1) AS frequent4,
    SUBSTRING_INDEX(SUBSTRING_INDEX( unixdatetime , ' -1 ', 5 ),' -1 ',-1) AS frequent5,
    SUBSTRING_INDEX( unixdatetime , ' -1 ', -1 ) AS support
    FROM tspade;

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LinkedIn has long had a strong reputation as an effective means of corporate networking. Since its launch in 2003, LinkedIn has expanded to incorporate such potentially invaluable features for your business as sponsored advertising and polls.
LinkedIn has long had a strong reputation as an effective means of corporate networking. Since its launch in 2003, LinkedIn has expanded to incorporate such potentially invaluable features for your business as sponsored advertising and polls. Among these is an applications platform that allows for the integration of third-party websites such as Twitter or blog websites. With this applications platform, other online services can be embedded within a member's profile page.
Advertising on LinkedIn is an important element of a successful B2B marketing strategy. LinkedIn marketing incorporates the latest profile-based targeting technology so that qualified leads can be gained by reaching decision making professionals. LinkedIn marketing allows for the exact targeted demographic to be reached, so that highly relevant ads can be used with minimal wastage.
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import { TransformStream } from 'next/dist/compiled/web-streams-polyfill'
import { ReadableStream } from './web/sandbox/readable-stream'

// Polyfill Web Streams in the Node.js environment
if (!global.ReadableStream) {
  global.ReadableStream = ReadableStream
  global.TransformStream = TransformStream
}


This document only covers boating from the London Regatta Centre. Curlew Rowing Club has access to the Thames from the Trafalgar Rowing Centre. However this is only permitted with the prior consent of the Club Captain and if the individual(s) can demonstrate that they are fully conversant with the boating rules that apply to the Thames.
able to swim underwater for 5m.
Before boating, all crews must be signed out at the LRC reception desk. All crews must sign back in on their return.
A mobile phone must be carried in the boat, containing the Airport Rapid Rescue number.
All boats must comply with the circulation pattern set out by the LRC.
Anyone who does not comply with these rules will need to demonstrate to the satisfaction of the Club Captain that they understand the rules before they are permitted to boat again.
NO novice/development crew boats may boat without a captain/coach.
NO senior crew boats or scullers may boat unaccompanied (there must be at least two boats on the water or one boat and one person on the bank).
All coxes, steers and single scullers must carry a mobile phone with all emergency numbers in a waterproof container attached to their person.
If the captain/coach believes there is a high risk of a boat capsizing it may not go beyond the 1500m mark and it must be accompanied at all times.
If the captain/coach believes there is a moderate risk of a boat capsizing it may not go beyond the 1000m mark and it must be accompanied at all times.


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Q: Only allow the user that created the post to edit, update or delete the post with Devise Currently I have hid the buttons to the users on the posts that they haven't created. How can I prevent them from being able to update, edit or delete the post in the posts_controller? I have tried using if @post.user == current_user around the edit, update and delete methods but that just returns a stack trace:
Missing template posts/update, application/update with {:locale=>[:en], :formats=>[:html], :variants=>[], :handlers=>[:erb, :builder, :raw, :ruby, :coffee, :jbuilder]}. Searched in: * "/Users/user1/workspace/webapp/app/views" * "/Users/user1/.rbenv/versions/2.2.2/lib/ruby/gems/2.2.0/gems/devise-3.5.2/app/views"

How can I get the user that is trying to edit the post and if he isn't the owner prevent him from editing, updating or deleting?

A: You will have to have a template for unauthorized access or you can redirect to a url if @post.user == current_user. Like below
 if @post.user == current_user
    flash.now[:error] = 'unauthorized access!'
    redirect_to posts_path
 end


Owner and president of Business Economics, Inc. founded in 1951 in Chicago, Ill.; Vice President of the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, 1941-1951; economics lecturer at University of Minnesota, University of California, Berkeley, University of Chicago, Northwestern, and University of Indiana; seminar instructor in banking at various universities; and chairman of the Elgin Illinois Planning Commission for 25 years. In his business as an economic consultant, Langum served as an expert witness, especially in finance and rate of return, for public utilities, public utilities commissions and courts, most notably in the Illinois Bell Telephone case. He was also very interested in the environment.
He was married to Virginia de Mattos, who died in 1967. Together they had one son, David J. Langum, a professor of law at Samford University, Cumberland School of Law. In 1972 he married W. Sue Nelson. They moved to Tucson, Arizona in 1993 and they lived there together until Langum's death in 1998.
Correspondence, class notes and quizzes, reports, transcripts of speeches and lectures, transcripts of testimony, statistical evidence, minutes of meetings, pamphlets, published material, news clippings, awards, autobiographical statements, publications, copies of interviews all document the career and civic involvement of John K. Langum. Also included are his appointment and date books and the property which was owned by JKL, either by himself or with his wife and/or son, JKL's marriage and moving to California, birth of son, David John Langum, financial problems, income tax returns, receipts, WWII-war ration books and holder, move to Elgin, IL. Travels for business and pleasure. Of special interest is a scrapbook of John from 2 months old until late 1940's and an oral history that is 228 pages.
John K. Langum was owner and president of Business Economics, Inc. which he founded in 1951 in Chicago, Ill.; Vice President of the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, 1941-1951; economics lecturer at University of Minnesota, University of California, Berkeley, University of Chicago, Northwestern, and University of Indiana; seminar instructor in banking at various universities; and chairman of the Elgin Illinois Planning Commission for 25 years. He was born in Big Timber, Montana, the son of Henry Langum, Lutheran minister, and Anna Georgina Nelson Langum. He spent his childhood in Wyoming and Minnesota and graduated from high school at the age of 15. In 1933 he received his B.A. from Colorado College, where he was a Phi Beta Kappa. In 1936 he received his M.A. and in 1943 his Ph.D., both from the University of Minnesota. While earning his Ph.D., Langum was a faculty member of the School of Business Administration at the University of Minnesota. In 1940 he went to the University of California at Berkley as a lecturer in economics where one of his students, Ray Lapin, eventually became the first president of FNMA and invented the concept of the secondary mortgage market. He left California in 1941 to go to the Federal Reserve Bank in Chicago, as head of its Research Department. While there, he served on the Board of Governors and Presidents of the Federal Reserve Banks, which determines the monetary and credit policies of the nation's central banking system. In 1945 he was one of the founders of the Graduate School of Banking at the University of Wisconsin and continued to lecture there on money markets and the American economy for the next 38 years. He was on the faculty of the Stonier Graduate School of Banking at Rutgers University for 31 years. He also lectured at the Graduate Southwestern School of Banking held in Dallas, Texas at Southern Methodist University, the Pacific Coast School of Banking held in Seattle, Washington at the University of Washington, the Graduate School of Savings and Loan held in Bloomington, Indiana at Indiana University and at Northwestern.
In 1951 he started a private business, Business Economics, Inc., as an economic consultant which he continued to run until his death. As a consultant he acted as an expert witness in many cases, especially on financing and fair rate of return, before public utility commissions and in the courts, specifically in the Illinois Bell Telephone case. Mutual funds were also a special interest and he was Chairman of the Board of Founders Funds from 1960's until his retirement in 1996. In 1950 he was selected as one of two of Chicago's "Outstanding Young Man of the Year", along with Charles Percy. In 1994 he was selected for the Benezet Award for Career Achievement by Colorado College.
As a resident of Elgin, Illinois he was active in civic affairs and helped write the city's land use policies while acting as chairman of the City Planning Commission. He was very interested in the environment and was a board member of the Fox River Path Association, Friends of the Fox River, the Lake Michigan Federation and Citizens for a Better Environment. He was a board member of many community associations and groups including the Elgin Symphony Orchestra and the Larkin Home for Children. He belonged to the Southside Presbyterian Church in Tucson.
Langum was married to Virginia de Mattos until her death in 1967. Together they had one son, David J. Langum, a professor of law at the Samford University, Cumberland School of Law. In 1972 he married W. Sue Nelson whose husband, Norm Nelson, (died in 1969) a city engineer, had known Langum from the City Planning Commission. Virginia and Sue had worked together for the League of Women Voters. Sue remained very active in many citizens' organizations while married to John. In 1993 they moved to Tucson, Arizona, where they lived together until his death in 1998.
The John K. Langum Papers consist of 22 linear feet of correspondence, reports, teaching materials and quizzes, testimony, statistical evidence, pamphlets, published material, minutes of meetings, interviews and news clippings documenting his career and civic involvement. It also includes JKL's appointment and date books 1944 to 1998 and the different real property owned by him, JKL's marriage and moving to California, birth of son, David John Langum, financial problems, income tax returns, receipts, WWII-war ration books and holder, move to Elgin, IL. Of special interest is a scrapbook of John from 2 months old until late 1940's and the oral history, 228 pages.
The collection is divided into 19 files: Federal Reserve Years, 1941-1960; Speaking Engagements, Correspondence & Programs, 1950-1994; Teaching, University and Summer Institutes, 1934-1983; Business Economics, Inc., 1951-1999; Business Organizations & Clubs, 1952-1996; Honors, 1950-1994; Rate of Return Consultation & Testimony, 1923-1994; Directorships, 1959-1996; The Langum Report on the American Economy, 1959-1991; Elgin Planning Commission, 1955-1981; Civic, Charitable & Miscellaneous Offices & Directorships, 1957-1995; Articles, Recollections & Interviews, 1948-1998; JKL's Date and Appointment Books, 1944-1998; Diamond T Ranch, 1968-2001; Property of JKL, 1957-1992; Personal Correspondence to/from JKL-1940-1996; JKL's Youth and School Years, includes 25th and 50th class reunions-1913-1983; JKL's Miscellaneous Personal; and JKL's Travels, 1948-1998.
The Federal Reserve Years, 1941-1960 (Boxes 1-2) is arranged alphabetically by subject and includes material related to his activities while working, including speaking engagements, teaching, and his published works. Many were written during WWII and consider it in relation to the economy.
Speaking Engagements, Correspondence & Programs, 1950-1994 (Boxes 2-4) is arranged alphabetically according to subject and includes his banker's mortgage talks and the text of his "Prospects for the American Economy", which were lectures he gave periodically in various cities across the country.
Teaching, University, and Summer Institutes, 1934-1983 (Box 4) is arranged alphabetically according to subject and includes information related to his teaching at the various universities, banking schools and seminars. Includes information about the institutions, syllabi, correspondence and copies of some lectures.
Business Economics, Inc. 1951-1998 (Boxes 4-5) is arranged alphabetically according to subject and includes financial and tax information and a large sample of telephone messages for Mr. Langum.
Business Organizations & Clubs, 1952-1996 (Box 5) is arranged alphabetically according to subject and includes memos, reports, and minutes of various organizations and correspondence with business associates and friends.
Honors, 1950-1994 (Box 6) is organized alphabetically and contains awards, news clippings related to honors and tributes to John Langum by business associates and friends.
Rate of Return Consultation & Testimony, 1923-1994 (Boxes 6-7) is organized alphabetically according to subject and includes copies of testimony by John Langum, statistical evidence, compilation of court opinions using Langum's testimony, and correspondence related to public utilities cases.
Directorships, 1959-1996 (Boxes 7-8) is arranged alphabetically according to subject and includes correspondence, financial information and minutes of meetings from the mutual funds groups directed by Langum.
The Langum Report on the American Economy, 1959-1991 (Box 9) is organized alphabetically according to subject and includes correspondence, research examples, advisory committee, and copies of the publication.
Elgin Planning Commission, 1955-1981 (Box 9) is arranged alphabetically and includes information related to his chairmanship, commuter parking, land usage, and Langum's retirement from the commission.
Civic, Charitable & Misc. Offices & Directorships, 1957-1995 (Box 9) is arranged alphabetically according to subject and includes papers of Sue Langum for certain Elgin organizations, as well as those John was involved with including environmental groups.
Articles, Recollections & Interviews, 1948-1998 (Box 10) are arranged alphabetically by subject and include several interviews of JKL for the Chicago Sun-Times and U.S. News & World Report. It also includes his own autobiographical statement used for business purposes, and recollections and obituaries for JKL. There also an oral history (228 pages) of JKL.
JKL's Date and Appointment Books, 1944-1998 (Boxes 10-12) is arranged chronologically. It contains JKL's daily appointments and activities.
Diamond T Ranch, (Box 13), The Diamond T Ranch, located in Tucson, Arizona, was bought in 1968 and owned by JKL until his death. It was used for vacations until 1993 when JKL and Sue lived there permanently. It contained several guest houses, which were rented out to vacationers.
Property of JKL, 1957-1992 (Boxes 13-15), is arranged alphabetically by state and includes the property that was owned by JKL either by himself or with his wife and/or son.
Personal Correspondence to/from JKL, 1940-1996 (Box 15-17), is letters, cards, etc. to/from sisters, Georgene and Arlene (Artsie) and their children, WSL, other relatives and friends; outgoing to DJL, HL, VAL (incoming in their papers) (outgoing correspondence to DJL 1990-1998 located in DJL papers). Also included are notes on personal telephone calls.
JKL's Youth and School Years 1913-1983 (Boxes 17-19) is arranged chronologically starting with youthful sermons to college. The files contains graphs, postal savings book, inventions, Sunday school items, high school graduation and reunions, college reunions, personal correspondence, marriage and new baby, move to California and then to Elgin, IL. There is a scrapbook of JKL from 8 weeks old to 1940's with other pictures of family and friends.
JKL's Miscellaneous Personal (Boxes 19-20) Miscellaneous subjects which include the probate of JKL; deaths of various family members, credit; spiritualism; American Association for the Advancement of Science; personal financial statements; Internal Revenue Service; and health reports of JKL.
JKL's Travels, 1948-1998 (Boxes 20-22) is arranged chronologically by date. Some of the trips are to Florida, Arizona, California, Caribbean, Colorado, Hawaii, Europe, Canada, Newfoundland, and Norway. The files contain flyers, brochures, letters, postcards, maps, expenses, photos and miscellaneous items pertaining to the different trips.
The Federal Reserve Years Cont.
Box 3: Speaking Engagements, Correspondence & Programs, 1950-1994 Cont.
Speaking Engagements, Correspondence & Programs, 1950-1994 Cont.
Business Economics, Inc. 1951-1998 Cont.
Rate of Return Consultation & Testimony, 1923-1994 Cont.
Box 8: Directorships, 1959-1996 Cont.
Box 11: JKL's Date and Appointment Books, 1944-1998 Cont.
JKL's Date and Appointment Books, 1944-1998 Cont.
Box 12: JKL's Date and Appointment Books, 1944-1998, Cont.
7 Diamond T Ranch, Tucson, Arizona – Green Tree Financial Corporation, American Remodeling, Inc.
Box 14: Property of JKL, 1957-1992 Cont.
Property of JKL, 1957-1992 Cont.
Box 16: Correspondence to/from JKL, 1940-1996 Cont.
Correspondence to/from JKL, 1940-1996 Cont.
Box 18: JKL's Youth and School Years 1913-1983 Cont.
JKL's Youth and School Years 1913-1983 Cont.
Box 21: JKL's Travels, 1948-1998 Cont.
Box 22: JKL's Travels 1948-1998 Cont.


A Neurosurgeon's Quest to Discover the Mysteries of the Brain and the Secrets of the Heart.
Interesting life journey for James Doty. Into the Magic Shop shows his story and how his encounter with Ruth's teachings changed his life.
Techniques as visualization aren't new, however, this story adds inspiration and a valuable point of view of James Doty as a physician.
The power of the mind and the power of love, through his neurosurgeon filter, translate into the power of the brain and heart literally and how they are interconnected.
James R. Doty, M.D. is the founder and director of the Center for Compassion and Altruism Research and Education at Stanford University.
Into the magic shop: A neurosurgeon's quest to discover the mysteries of the brain and the secrets of the heart.


Having worked in the DOCUTAH film Festival as a volunteer student I had the chance to experience unique marketing tactics to assist large international organizations.DOCUTAH is run by incredibly passionate people from southern Utah. Their doctrine was to make sure their messages reach their audience correctly. I also learned a lot about the interaction with large organizations that work with different cultures and other non-profit organizations and they way they actually reach their goals.
The goal of my involvement was to improve the online audience interaction by the use of a website and various social media channels that were used to provide marketing online ticket sales information. This way, access to the film festival was offered while creating a strong brand name.
Over the years of my involvement I was able to offer my assistance in branding their organization and improve it in terms of the services and the information that is listed on their website while hardly working to increase sales during the event.
My defined position with DOCUTAH was a Webmaster. My skill-set was mainly used in the web design area with minor emphasis in graphic design search engine optimization. I offered branding and online ticket sales through Social Media Marketing and I was happy to have had actively assisted the marketing committee overall.
During my time at Doctors I learned that in order to create a huge impact and drive real change in the world people have to work together in large teams with a passion and love in what they do. The team and DOCUTAH were passionate about the documentary film Festival business and it has been a great experience to have worked with them to make the film Festival known to the online community.


Headphones, 1923 Wards Radio Equipment Catalog, and User Manual.
with a Bristol horn and the Mathiesen folding loop antenna accessories.
Receiver designed by R. E. Lacault.
Robert Lozier: 1931 "AC Companion" portable radio by Insuline Corp.
receiver, the other a half wave rectifier for the power supply.
Gary Alley: Pink-A-Tone Crystal Set by Pinkerton Electric Equip. Co.
Stancor 10P transmitter. Both items were available in 1939.
Gary Alley: Brush Development Co. BK-401 and BK-403 "Mail-A-Voice"
Recorders with original documentaion and accessories.
(no driver -- uses headphones).
at St. Augustine Links in 1936. Won by Mrs. Maureen Orcutt Crews.
for the 1933 Chicago World's Fair.
by American Auto & Radio Mfg. Co.


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Top 12 2016 Pac-12 linebackers: Salamo Fiso and Deon Hollins conference's best
Ranking the best linebackers in the Pac-12 going into 2016.
By Jack Follman Jul 25, 2016, 8:00am PDT
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1. Salamo Fiso Sr. Arizona State - A hard hitter who led the conference in tackles for-loss in 2015. No linebacker is better at attacking the line of scrimmage and his ability to make plays in the backfield makes him a rare game changer on defense.
2. Deon Hollins Sr. UCLA - Hollins became UCLA's best linebacker when Myles Jack went down last year. He was a second-team All-Pac-12 selection in 2015 and one of the best pure tacklers in the conference.
3. Azeem Victor Jr. Washington -Victor might be the nastiest player in the conference and has a reputation for big hits and intimidating opposing offenses. He had almost 100 tackles in 2015 and nearly 10 tackles for-loss while also being a factor in pass defense.
4. Cameron Smith So. USC - Smith blew up as a true freshman and almost won the Utah game himself for the Trojans with three interceptions (one for a touchdown). He had nearly 80 tackles despite missing time late due to injury and at 6'2 245, is one of the biggest linebackers in the conference.
5. Peyton Pelleur Jr. Washington State - An unsung hero in the conference, like most Washington State defensive players. A tackling machine, Pelleur racked up more than 100 tackles and more than 10 tackles for-loss.
6. D.J. Calhoun Jr. Arizona State - Just another attacking Sun Devil linebacker who is great in Todd Graham's system. He is poised for a huge season after flashing star potential as a freshman and sophomore.
7. Keishawn Bierria Jr. Washington - A speedy, smaller linebacker who can make plays in the backfield. Bierria finished 2015 with nearly 80 tackles, 7.5 tackles for-loss and 3.5 sacks.
8. Jayon Brown Sr. UCLA - Led the Bruins in tackles in 2015 and returns as a senior leader on what should be a very good defense. The most steady, consistent presence in the UCLA linebacker group.
9. Kenny Young Jr. UCLA - The biggest of an excellent group of UCLA linebackers who is right there with Hollins and Brown as a reliable tackler and also factor in pass defense. A big hitter who can make plays in the backfield.
10. Peter Kalambayi Sr. Stanford - The last remaining big (6'3 245) monster on the Stanford defense, he is an excellent pass rusher and backfield attacker. He has double-digit tackles for-loss and sacks over the past two seasons.
11. Christian Sam Jr. Arizona State - A 6'1 240 athlete who can play the entire field from side to side and make plays in the backfield. Had more than 50 tackles in 2015, with a good number of them happening behind the line of scrimmage.
12. Jake Matthews Sr. Arizona - Matthews was overshadowed by Scooby Wright, but is an excellent linebacker in his own right. He got taken out late in 2015 due to a lisfranc injury, but he could make the Wildcat defense a lot better if he comes back healthy.


INTRODUCTION: Uromastyx are native to northern Africa and the Middle East and there are numerous different species. Lifespan is roughly 15 years and adults can grow up to 30 inches in length, depending on the species. These animals are often wild caught and a wellness exam is important to determine health status and how well they are adjusting to captivity.
HOUSING: It is generally recommended to house uromastyx singly throughout their lives. Although not usually recommended, with the proper setup, it may be possible to keep them in breeding pairs, or in groups with one male and two or more females.
– Cage – A 30-gallon aquarium/terrarium with a secure, fine mesh screen top is a good cage to start with for most young uromastyx. The enclosure should be strong enough to hold the appropriate substrate and cage "furniture," as well as tolerate the necessary high temperatures and provide adequate ventilation. As your uromastyx grows, depending on the species, a larger enclosure will be necessary. In general, a cage that is at least 4 times the length of the animal is recommended.
– Bedding/Substrate – Newspapers/paper towels are safest and easiest to replace/clean. Vinyl tile (from hardware store) or Repti-Carpet can also be used. If a paper pulp material (Carefresh) is used, you should feed your pet in a separate enclosure to prevent ingestion. Replace bedding/substrate or clean the surface every 1-2 days to prevent exposure to waste. Many uromastyx breeders have good success with 1-inch of washed play sand as substrate, however, in our experience, caution must be given if this is implemented. **GRAVEL, MULCH/BARK, AND OTHER NATURAL SUBSTRATES SHOULD NOT BE USED DUE TO DIFFICULTY CLEANING, RISK OF GASTROINTESTINAL ISSUES IF EATEN, AND PROBLEMS WITH IRRITATION OF EYES/MOUTH.
– Temperature/heating – A temperature gradient should be created in the enclosure, with a warm side and a cool side. This allows the uromastyx to regulate its temperature by changing location. Provide a daytime focal basking area of 100-110°F on the warm side of the enclosure (use incandescent bulb, ceramic heating element, or red/other bulb; under tank heating pad can also be used if needed). Daytime temperatures on the cooler side of the enclosure should be 70-80°F. Use multiple digital thermometers with probes to ensure appropriate temperatures are maintained. Dial thermometers are often inaccurate. Provide a nighttime temperature range of approximately 70°F throughout the enclosure. If needed, a safe under tank heating pad, ceramic heating element, or red bulb can help in maintaining recommended temperatures. Due to risk of burn injuries, always use appropriate rheostats/thermostats if using the commonly available ZooMed heating pads, Ultratherm Heat Pads (beanfarm.com), and Cobra T-Rex Heat Pads (available from many pet stores).
– Lighting – Provide an ultraviolet B (10.0 UVB) light over the basking area (within 18 inches, no glass/acrylic in between) for 12-14 hours in summer and 10-12 hours in winter. UVB is necessary for vitamin D production and appropriate absorption of calcium from the gastrointestinal system. Replace this bulb approximately every 6 months, as UVB production decreases with time.
– Vegetables (approximately 99% of diet) – Feed variety of dark leafy vegetables, such as romaine lettuce, green/red leaf lettuce, collard greens, dandelion greens, mustard and turnip greens, radicchio, escarole kale, endive, parsley, and bok choy. Limited amounts of other vegetables (carrots, squash, peas, beans) can be offered. Chop/shred greens, spray with water, and offer in bowl or on plate ONCE OR TWICE DAILY.
– Insects – Not a necessary addition for most species to an appropriately supplemented uromastyx diet but may be offered in limited quantities (once per month or less) as treats. Offer appropriately sized gut-loaded insects. Crickets should be no longer than width of uromastyx head. To properly gut load, provide insects with a complete diet, such as rodent chow, greens and fresh foods, or bird pellets. Insects should primarily be crickets. Mealworms and giant mealworms should be offered only in small amounts. To prevent injury to your uromastyx, remove uneaten crickets immediately.
– Vitamin supplements – Dust salad and insects with a high quality calcium/vitamin D3 supplement (with NO phosphorous added) 3-4 times a week. Dust insects with a high quality multi-vitamin (with a vitamin A source that is NOT beta carotene) once a week.
– Other foods – Commercial iguana, bearded dragon, or tortoise diets (moistened with water) should also be offered, but should not make up more than 50% of the diet. Due to higher vitamin and mineral content, uromastyx eating mainly a commercial diet may need to have their multi-vitamin and calcium supplementation reduced.
– Water bowl – Provide clean, fresh water in a dish/bowl into which your uromastyx can easily climb (small/low for juveniles). Change water daily.
– Soaking – Soak your pet 1-2 times a week in warm, shallow water for 15-20 minutes to encourage drinking, improve hydration, and help with shedding.


It was recently revealed that the cost of temporary staff at Surrey County Council is £2.5 million. The news comes at a time when the Council are proposing a number of cuts to essential services, affecting bus subsidies, Children's Centres, Community Recycling Centres and libraries.
Prior to the appointment of new Chief Executive, Joanna Killian, in March 2018, the County Council had just one contract for an interim member of staff. The contract bill for temporary and interim staff now stands at £2.5 million.
Will Forster, Lib Dem County Councillor for Woking South, said, "The Lib Dems and I have two reactions to this very disturbing news - firstly, can the previous officers, cleared out so rapidly, have been so ineffective that emergency recruitment has been necessary? If so, how did that happen?"
"Secondly, there has been no democratic accountability in the appointment of these people, who may be wonderful, but their appointments have bypassed the appropriate scrutiny committee and been agreed without involvement of County Councillors. The total bill is extortionate, and makes the difference between keeping our Children's Centres open and closing so many of them."


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William D. Lutz (; born December 12, 1940) is an American linguist who specializes in the use of plain language and the avoidance of doublespeak (deceptive language). He wrote a famous essay The World of Doublespeak on this subject as well as the book Doublespeak  His original essay and the book described the four different types of doublespeak (euphemism, jargon, gobbledygook, and inflated language) and the social dangers of doublespeak.

Biography
In 1962, Lutz received his bachelor's degree from the Dominican College of Racine (which closed its doors in 1974). He received his master's degree in English from Marquette University in 1963 and his doctorate in 1971 from the University of Nevada, Reno. Lutz began teaching English at Rutgers University-Camden in 1971, and was made a full professor in 1991. He retired from teaching in 2006.

From 1980 to 1994, Lutz edited the now defunct Quarterly Review of Doublespeak. He worked as a consultant with a number of corporations and the United States government to promote the use of 'plain language'. For example, he was a significant contributor to the SEC's Plain English Handbook.

Selected publications

 (1974) The Age of Communication
 (1989) Doublespeak: From "Revenue Enhancement" to "Terminal Living"
 (1994) The Cambridge Thesaurus of American English
 (1996) The New Doublespeak: Why No One Knows What Anyone's Saying Anymore
 (1999) Doublespeak Defined: Cut Through the Bull**** and Get the Point

References

Further reading
 (1978) Contemporary Authors: A bio-bibliographical guide to current writers in fiction, general nonfiction, poetry, journalism, drama, motion pictures, television, and other fields volumes 33–36, 1st revision, Gale Research, Detroit,

External links
Business Doublespeak A short essay on Doublespeak by Willian Lutz.

"SEC seeks to "blow up" forms-based system" IR Web Report 25 June 2008 has photograph of William D. Lutz, as "Bill Lutz", accessed 22 December 2008

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Good news broke late Thursday evening for pro-lifers: "On Friday, the Trump administration will announce a proposed rule to cut taxpayer funding to abortionists like Planned Parenthood under Title X, a program that provides $260 million annually in federal funding for contraception and other 'family planning' initiatives," according to The Weekly Standard's John McCormack.
The HHS will essentially reinstate a Reagan-era regulation that requires organizations or entities receiving Title X funds to be financially as well as physically separate from those who perform or refer for abortion.
Technically, the proposed regulation doesn't totally defund Planned Parenthood, as it does not remove all federal funding from the organization—only legislation passed by Congress could do this, and that seems unlikely with the current crop of legislators.
Numerous attempts to defund Planned Parenthood in Congress have been taken up since 2015, when undercover journalists put forward video footage depicting Planned Parenthood employees engaging in potentially illegal behavior, such as the sale of fetal tissue.
Still, $260 million out of Planned Parenthood's pocket is something to celebrate. Perhaps the $30 million the organization planned to spend on women's healthcare electing progressives candidates in the upcoming 2018 midterms will help?


"Gaston: How can you read this? There's no pictures!
Beautiful and strong, Belle shows she doesn't judge a book by its cover when she falls in love with the Beast. With her stunning yellow ballgown Belle is a fantastic, traditional Princess.
If Belle can take head out of her books she would love to attend your party, She loves dancing, reading and of course singing.


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New self-titled Pepper album drops Fall 2013!!
Facebook www.facebook.com/pepperlive; Twitter www.twitter.com/pepperlive; Instagram www.instagram.com/pepperlive
Kaleo Wassman – Vocals/Guitar
Bret Bollinger – Vocals/Bass
Yesod Williams – Drums
"It's the hardest thing we've ever done as a band to make this record," says guitarist/vocalist Kaleo Wassman of Pepper, in speaking on the recording process of their new self-titled album. "It speaks loudly and widely to a broader audience while maintaining everything good about the band, which, first of all, is our positive attitude." After releasing five albums, Pepper has opened a new chapter in their storied career. Drummer Yesod Williams adds, "This record feels very cohesive in a way our past releases maybe didn't. I think it's an album that can appeal to everyone, as well. We've been pigeonholed in the past so this is an opportunity to transcend all that and spread our wings even wider."
The trio, who formed in 1997 and moved to the mainland from their hometown of Kailua Kona, Hawaii in 1999, pressed pause after the release of their fifth album, Pink Crustaceans and Good Vibrations, in 2008. There was a sense of fatigue and disunity amongst the three musicians, who took some time off from music both apart and together before rejoining to create an EP, Stiches, in late 2010. The songs on that release re-energized the group, revealing an urgent desire to make a new album that reflected where they are in their lives and career now. After some tour dates in support of the EP, Pepper sat down and focused on their sixth album, a self-titled released that swings open the door on this new chapter.
The musicians went into the studio with Matt Wallace, a producer known for his work with Maroon 5, O.A.R. and Faith No More, in early 2012. Matt helped focus the group's vision and expand their musical knowledge base, an experience the band members compare to being in their own version of college. The album was recorded in various studios over the course of a year, honing in on Pepper's re-defined self-identity and how that focus was reflected in the songs.
"We learned so much," Yesod says. "Matt help us really focus on the art of songwriting. He sat in the room with the three of us with a fine-tooth comb and went over every word, every melody, every sound. He showed us that it's important what you do play as well as what you don't play, creating both spaces in the songs. We learned how powerful simplicity can be. Plus, we had such a good time recording this album and I think that shows."
The resulting album, self-titled to accentuate where the band feels they are presently, broadens Pepper's style, veering into new sonic territory while still retaining all the fun elements that make the band so beloved by their fans. The ever-present sense of life surges through the tracks, bolstering the sense of optimism throughout. The party anthems, the beach hang melodies, and the boisterous rhythms are all there, each song carefully crafted to best express these sunny moments by the ocean.
"This album is basically 12 snapshots of where we are," vocalist/bassist Bret Bollinger says. "There are songs that will remind you of your favorite Pepper songs, but by the end you'll hear some unexpected things. You'll realize that the songwriting is so much more refined. And there's laughter in the background of the songs. That's how good the vibe is on the record."
Pepper has toured extensively with groups like 311, Slightly Stoopid, Flogging Molly and Sublime With Rome, and spent several summers on Warped Tour – and this live sensibility shows. You can almost feel the sand in your toes and the sun on your back as the album progresses, the musician's amiable personalities palpable beneath the island rhythms and mellow tones. The band's music – both live and on their releases – is really about enjoying life and being grateful for each experience, a sensibility that's very familiar to the three musicians currently in their career. From their 1999 debut Give'n It to their 2006 standout album No Shame, which was recorded with 311's Nick Hexum, No Doubt's Tony Kanal and Butthole Surfers' Paul Leary, Pepper has embodied not only a style of music but a lifestyle, one that's most easily found on beaches across the world, but also one that's relatable to anyone anywhere.
Released via their own label LAW Records, their universal appeal has led their music being placed in various movies and TV shows, including Forgetting Sarah Marshall and Good Luck Chuck, as well as several video game soundtracks. The band's story to date has been a prolific one. But as Pepper turns the page into a fresh chapter with this new album, it's clear that the band's passion for music and life will continue on for years to come.
"We're so blessed to be in this position," Kaleo says. "We want to do the best we can with it. We had humble beginnings in our small town in Hawaii and we're still that same humble band. We don't take any of this lightly. Every day I wake up and think about how I have the best job in the world. The level of gratitude and happiness I have that we're able to do this is incredible and I hope people can hear that when they listen to our new songs."


One of the big warning lights in the pre 2008 boom was when broad money breached a 10% year-on-year growth rate. Since then, however the Bank of England have switched its preferred measure of M4 to M4ex. Can we use the same rules of thumb when the measure changes? I'm not sure. The chart below shows M4ex recently. One of the reasons I've not been too concerned about UK monetary aggregates is that M4ex is pretty stable, growing between 3%-5% since May 2012.
Indeed if we add the 3 month annualised growth rate (hashed line) it's risen from -0.4% in Feb 2014 to 8.4% just 2 months later (its highest rate in the series).
The 12 month growth rate was between 2% and 4.3% from Dec 2012 through Nov 2013, but has since dropped dramatically. Despite a blip in Feb 2014 it's now actually contracting.
As recently mentioned, price inflation is also slowing. PPI is weak and CPI is way below target. Food for thought.


This is a rumour that has gathered momentum in the last couple of hours. Spurs are looking to strengthen their midfield, and could use Sanchez in a deeper role as a playmaker, or they could play him further up the pitch behind the striker if he were to sign.
Sky Sports understand that Spurs and West Ham are the two clubs interested in taking on the Barcelona midfielder and that Tottenham are the favourites to make the signing, but they are unsure whether this will be in a loan deal or on a permanent deal.
Mauricio Pochettino will be keen to strengthen his midfield before the end of the summer transfer window. This is the only area he has failed to bring reinforcements in if you consider the Llorente deal as done. Gomes appears to have a lot of talent and would fit in perfectly at Spurs, either in a deeper or more attacking role in the midfield.


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bibliography*The PainScience Bibliography contains plain language summaries of thousands of scientific papers and others sources, like a specialized blog. This page is about a single scientific paper in the bibliography, Graven-Nielsen 2004.
Pressure and pain in muscle independent of skin sensation
Graven-Nielsen T, Mense S, Arendt-Nielsen L. Painful and non-painful pressure sensations from human skeletal muscle. Experimental Brain Research . 2004 Dec;159(3):273–83. PubMed #15480607. ❐
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PainSci summary of Graven-Nielsen 2004?This page is one of thousands in the PainScience.com bibliography. It is not a general article: it is focused on a single scientific paper, and it may provide only just enough context for the summary to make sense. Links to other papers and more general information are provided at the bottom of the page, as often as possible. ★★★★☆?4-star ratings are for bigger/better studies and reviews published in more prestigious journals, with only quibbles. Ratings are a highly subjective opinion, and subject to revision at any time. If you think this paper has been incorrectly rated, please let me know.
This study attempted to determine if painful and non-painful pressure sensations from muscles actually exist. It is possible that much of what seems like "deep" sensation could in fact be an illusion of depth, somewhat like a "3D" image projected on a flat screen. The authors put it this way: "Painful and non-painful pressure sensations from muscle are generally accepted to exist but the peripheral neural correlate has not been clarified." This is a challenging question to study, because it's difficult to eliminate skin sensation as a factor. However, these researchers went to a lot of trouble to do just that, with "anaesthetised skin combined with a block of large diameter muscle afferents." And it turns out that, even with anaesthetized skin, people can still feel pressure and pain. Although not conclusive, this evidence does suggest that muscle knows when it's being poked!
Painful and non-painful pressure sensations from muscle are generally accepted to exist but the peripheral neural correlate has not been clarified. The aim of the present human study was to assess the non-painful and painful pressure sensitivity with (1) anaesthetised skin, and (2) anaesthetised skin combined with a block of large diameter muscle afferents.
The skin was anaesthetised by a topically applied anaesthetic cream and later lidocaine was administrated subcutaneously. The pressure sensitivity was assessed quantitatively by computer-controlled pressure stimulation on the anterior tibial muscle. Thresholds to detection, pain and pain tolerance were assessed. In the first experiment, computer-controlled needle insertion depths evoking touch and pain sensations were used to assess the efficacy of cutaneous anaesthesia. Touch and pain sensations evoked during needle insertions were found to be superficial in intact skin but when anaesthetised, touch sensation was occasionally evoked at depths related to penetration of the fascia.
With the skin completely anaesthetised to brush and von Frey hair pinprick stimulation, skin indentation with the strongest von Frey hair caused a sensation described as a deep touch sensation. Simultaneously, pressure detection and pain thresholds increased but it was still possible to elicit non-painful and painful pressure sensation in all subjects. In a second experiment, a differential nerve block of group I and II afferent fibres was obtained by full-leg ischaemia simultaneously with cutaneous anaesthesia.
The efficacy of the tourniquet block was continuously assessed by a battery of somatosensory tests (heat, brush, vibration, electrical and movement detection) applied at the foot simultaneously with pressure stimulation on the anterior tibial muscle. After 20 min of ischaemia, group II afferent fibres mediating the sensations of movement detection, vibration and brush on the foot was blocked but the heat pain threshold was not affected. In this condition (anaesthetised skin and block of group I and II fibres from deep tissue) a pressure sensation was evoked in 70% of subjects although the pressure detection threshold was increased. The pressure pain sensitivity was decreased, which, however, might indicate a partial block of group III and IV muscle afferents. In a third experiment, the tactile sensations elicited by electrical stimulation of the tibialis anterior muscle and skin at the lower leg were significantly decreased after 20 min of ischaemia, validating the blocking effects of group I and II nerve fibres.
The present data show a marginal contribution of cutaneous afferents to the pressure pain sensation that, however, is relatively more dependent on contributions from deep tissue group III and IV afferents. Moreover, a pressure sensation can be elicited from deep tissue probably mediated by group III and IV afferents involving low-threshold mechanoreceptors.
These two articles on PainScience.com cite Graven-Nielsen 2004 as a source:
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The Suicide – Review
Posted by roz on 14th June 2016
Tags: art, Arts & Culture, culture, events, music, plays, stage, The Suicide, theatre, theatre review
Russian playwright Nikolai Erdman wrote the satire, The Suicide in 1928 and Suhayla El-Bushra's adaptation, playing at the National Theatre, has brought it bang up to date. The play is set in multi-cultural London around Clement Attlee House under the current austerity policies. The mixed media props include cartoons and graffiti-style visuals which also reflect modern life.
Sam, the main character is unemployed, living off his wife's salary at his mother-in-law's tiny home. Sam does a kind deed en route to the Job Centre and his benefit is sanctioned as a result. When you have little, taking that away is enough to drive one to despair, even suicide.
Sam's attempted suicide is witnessed by local youths who dare him to jump. They, of course, captured it all on a smartphone. As is the case nowadays, there is no such thing as privacy, empathy or boundaries. The footage becomes a hashtag (#) and YouTube sensation. Then everybody wants a piece of Sam.
He is encouraged to commit suicide by an array of self-serving individuals. The group includes a trustafarian documentary maker, seeking a TV award; a stressed social worker, who wants more for mental health services; a rapper, who wants international recognition and a politician; who bears an uncanny resemblance to the London Mayor. He wants Sam to commit suicide to introduce a new private housing development.
Some of the characters are memorable. There was an outstanding performance by Ashley McGuire as Sarah, Sam's mother-in-law and Paul Kaye as a very believable trustafarian documentary maker.
It is a very busy play, with lots going on. In the modern vein, there is an element of cultural appropriation in the show. It is a dance routine which reflects black culture but is played by white girls. There are dance scenes and music scenes and eating scenes and Maggie Thatcher scenes and more. Losing attention in places is easy.
It was funny at times, more sitcom than satire which, for the most part, was lost in the busyness. Editing would improve the play.
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You are here: Home » Abuse, Abused by family member, Betrayal, Can I Marry Him (or Her)?, Depression, Family problems, Forgiveness, Islamic Answers 2018, Parents » My father has been inappropriate with me?
I will keep this anonymous for obvious reasons. I will try my best to keep it short.
I come from a Muslim family not the best not full time religious either - but we try our best. I grew up in a big family other siblings and parents. At a young age I realised my father has been inappropriate with myself. (Touching, kissing, holding) I ran away from home at the age of 16 but was unable to stay away because of my mother and siblings. It's been a few years now but the matter has got serious. For a long time I had assumed it was all in my head but I was wrong. He knows what he is doing and if I'm right he assumes I don't know. I have told my elder sister but she pays no acknowledgement of this matter. I can't ber to tell my mum/elder brother as I'm afraid of ruining the family. I had told one person who I have the intentions to marry.
And he is unsure what to do for 3 years he has seen me go through suicidal depression, his solution is to marry me but I'm afraid of getting married at young age for xyz reasons. My brother will not side with me In respect for my father - in the sense of getting married. I have come to terms of accepting marriage at young age as I have full faith that Allah (swt) will guide me Insha'allah. I have also come to a stage where I'm afraid to go into my home after work or afraid to even go to the bathroom in the mornings. What do I do in the Islamic sense?
My questions: Is he still my muhrram? Should I tell the family or tell him aside? Whose permission do I need if I wish to marry someone as You need a muhrram? If I forgive him will Allah (swt)? How do I cope?
I have had sabr and been praying for a long time now I'm just afraid of having children or getting married or waking up another day.
I am very upset to read your and another recent post of another girl struggle on this website.
I understand the struggle that you went through and what you are going through. You are wondering if its in your head, or if its wrong to think so because its your head, and whether anyone would believe you.
I understand the suicidal stronger more than anyone else, a year ago I tried to commit suicide, I know it was wrong, but at the time everything overwhelm me, and I just crashed. Not an excuse but these these thing does destroy you mentally, especially since its your father because he's meant to be your rmehram, someone who is meant to protect and look after you.
I am appalled at your sister but I guess she's in denial and doesn't want to face up to it. . I went through something similar where my mother refused to acknowledge and shamed me into thinking that I was wrong and how could I accused my dad of doing an disgusting act. It took my mum a long time to acknowledge the truth, but she still decided to stay by my dad, which I won't lie it hurt me, especially since I thought she would at least confront him after me going to the hospital.
Your story reminds me of me, you remind me of me so much. I too was scared of marrying and having children. After the hospital incident, I left home and stayed out. It was difficult leaving my family, with my mum constantly emotionally blackmailing me to come. During that time, I became stronger, although trust me I didn't feel like it. But taking myself out of the toxic environment I was able to breathe and start living my life. I met my now husband who I was able to trust and confide in.
I would advise you to remove yourself from that environment. Tell your mum if you feel strong enough. If you want to marry this man, and he obviously cares about you and accepted you for you then you should tell your parents that you want to get married. I know that marriage is scary concept, but you are getting married to someone you trust and someone who alhumdullah understand you.
You will not get any better unless you leave this environment, where you are living in constant fear and anxiety. I would advice you to get married and if they refuse you can go to imaam, I got married without my mehram due to these circumstances that you are facing. As long as you are honest to the imaan about your situations, they should be able to get you married.
I believe you sister, and maybe telling your family will help you, Im afraid that they would be a backlash like it was with mine, I don't want you to be more stressed out than you already are. I feel like maybe once you are in a safe place or more secure with your emotions, you should confide in your mum. Im worried about your state right now. I do think you need to move out soon.
If you would like discuss further please do not hesitate to chat here and if this site allows it, Im more than happy to give my email out to you.
Please sister, take heed to my advice, I see me in you and in your story, something tell me that you are at the breaking point. Take a break or go to your friends house for few days, that may give you a chance to reset your mind for a bit, and help you think clearer. You may want see a psychiatrist because you may benefit from speaking to someone about it.
Hope that you take something from this, and that it would help you at least in the thought that you are no alone and that you are in our prayers. Please be stronger than me, do not make my mistakes, I already know you are stronger, because you had made steps before in securing your safety by running away.
May Allah Ta ala ease your pain and give the strength like he did for me.
I don't think that's inappropriate as many fathers kiss their daughter, hold them, and then touching just happens through hugging or holding. If he's touching your private parts below the belt that's pretty intentional and bad. If he's grabbing your chest then that's pretty intentional too. If he's doing that then say exactly that he's doing that. Otherwise it may come off that you're complaining about getting hugs and kisses and most people won't react to that in a bad way.
Gather proof and report him to police.


Spirits blaze at holiday action for $14 NOW!
This past Saturday, WAC gathered as part of the Campaign to Raise the Minimum Wage for a holiday minimum wage action outside the Toronto Eaton Centre. In collaboration with the OPSEU Provincial Young Workers Committee and many supporters, we handed out hundreds of candy canes and cups of hot chocolate – while collecting signatures on holiday cards for Premier Kathleen Wynne.
Despite the snow, hundreds of people stopped to sign a card calling for peace, justice and a $14 minimum wage in 2014!
The cold weather didn't deter us! "Body freezing, spirits blazing" was how one supporter described the day!
The hot chocolate provided by the OPSEU Provincial Young Workers Committee really drew the holiday shoppers!
Check out that snow and wind!
…but people kept coming by to sign holiday cards calling for $14 NOW!
WAC member Acsana warmed up the crowd: We are here in this freezing weather because we need a raise!
Our Santa Claus, WAC member Paul, spoke about why a minimum wage increase is so important for workers and the Ontario economy.
Wesley Killman from OPSEU Provincial Young Workers Committee spoke about why we need to un-freeze the minimum wage. Octavian from the Richtree Workers Community Support Network told us how Richtree is replacing decent union jobs with minimum wage jobs and how we fight back.
Thank you to everyone who joined us and helped make the day such a success!
Leaders from Fight for 15 – the organization coordinating the inspiring retail worker strikes in Chicago and across the US – will be keynote speakers at the forum, along with performances from Ritalin and more. You don't want to miss this one!
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From all of us at WAC, happy holidays and Happy New Year! This year has brought some important wins for Ontario workers, and working together, we know that 2014 will bring even more! Thank you for joining us in the fight for fair wages and working conditions for workers in Ontario!


Mount Tangkuban Perahu which was about 20 miles north of Bandung in West Java village Indonesia.Lokasinya Cikole, District Lembang, Bandung regency, West Java Province. Western center class people going 'again to the land' is a contemporary cliché, and once we suppose we are hearing that story we tend to react in a specific method, constructive or negative relying on our political or cultural persuasions. Throughout and following uplift, mountains are subjected to the brokers of erosion (water, wind, ice, and gravity) which progressively put on the uplifted area down.
When the magma reaches the floor, it typically builds a volcanic mountain, similar to a shield volcano or a stratovolcano 17 Examples of volcanoes include Mount Fuji in Japan and Mount Pinatubo in the Philippines. A burner is a piece or series of pieces the place all the weather run collectively in harmony: the outline should be advanced and balanced, yet still reveal the letters, even when it takes a bit of work.
The Most interesting Peaks: Prominence and Other Mountain Measures. One of the Sparrows attacks Gregor, and though his weapon's spikes pierce Gregor's plate, Gregor does not say a word or seem to even acknowledge any damage. I used to be always making that art or pondering parallel thoughts once I've got concerned.
The highest mountains above sea level are also not those with peaks farthest from the centre of the Earth, as a result of the figure of the Earth just isn't spherical. For it is not simple to maneuver across the boundaries between these worlds when locked in the familiarity of the everyday.
The culture that I was born into is systematically dismantling the online of life itself, and as it does so it's dismantling my sense of which means and lots of the issues that I love. While you get into the territory of sacred books, insular scribes are the style kings, and graffiti terminology is one of the simplest ways I know to describe their work.


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nVent Electric plc ("nVent"), a global leader in electrical connection and protection solutions, announced an expansion of its business in India with the launch of its new Equipment and Electrical Protection Solutions facility in Bidadi, a town in the state of Karnataka. With a current plant in Bangalore, nVent's new facility has been set up for the production of two major brands for enclosures, HOFFMAN and SCHROFF. The nVent facility has a large manufacturing space and a large office space for our support staff. It will be occupied by over 100 nVent employees. nVent plans to provide employment opportunities across functions for both Operations and Sales in the country as we continue to grow.Commenting upon the opening of the facility, Joe Ruzynski, president of nVent Enclosures said, "India has emerged as one of our most important markets. Not only is it growing quickly, but growing in sectors such as Railway and Data Centers where nVent has strong product offerings. We have been operating in India since 2008 and are excited about our expansion here, we are confident now is the right time. There has been a positive change in the industry and our new facility will allow us to serve the growing demand while supporting local customer needs." The products that will be manufactured at the facility include wall-mount, bayed and free-standing enclosures as well as shielded and ruggedized cabinets in mild steel and stainless steel. Additionally, the facility will produce multi-purpose electronics cabinets as well as server and colocation cabinets for data centers and IT infrastructure, including electromechanical components and accessories."We needed to expand our manufacturing base to enable us to build and design in India. To support the government's 'MAKE IN INDIA' drive, we needed to transfer technology and skills to India from our global facilities. This will help us to develop local talent and good supplier relationships for our long-term success. The facility at Bidadi will play a key role in this plan," said Sandesh Saklani, managing director, India/regional sales director-Schroff.Helmi Srour, regional sales director-Hoffman said, "India provides an important growth opportunity for our businesses, as well a significant global talent pool. The current business climate in the country is quite favorable and the launch of the facility is a testimony of our long-term plans for the country. We are excited about the expansion and are confident that it will help us in delivering products to our customers at a faster pace while ensuring the highest standards of quality."
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"V" Bands
Van Der Graaf Generator 1968 Led by the indefatigable Peter Hammill, perhaps the most original and significant group of the era; even "without the capes". Hammill is a complicated character, and so then is Van Der Graaf Generator: one moment placid... United Kingdom
Van Leer, Thijs 1948 Flautist, keyboardist and vocalist of Focus, his solo albums were for the most part recordings of classical music. Netherlands
Vangelis 1943 Greek multi-instrumentalist Vangelis Papathanassiou was a child prodigy, eventually studying music in Athens. He spent his early career with in the beat band Formix, later forming Aphrodite's Child in 1968. By early 70s... Greece
Venegoni & Co. 1977 Led former Arti e Mestieri guitarist and composer Gigi Venegoni, Venegoni & Co. were another premier fusion band signed to the Cramps label. Italy
Vian, Patrick 1942 Former member of Red Noise, Patrick Vian released an eponymous album of electronic music in 1976. France
Violeta De Outono 1984 Brazil's Psychedelic sons Brasil
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FFL holders can have a book that use to record guns they take in for repair. Your Remington 870 breaks (Yes, I have done it) you take it back to the store and they take it in. They register it in the repair book to account for it being in the store but they do not have to do another check when it comes back repaired. I think the sticky point in FFL's comes in if you are actually manufacturing firearms. Then that is a different license.
Researching how to get an FFL is confusing. I'd like to get into something like that for some side money, not to mention I've enjoyed doing the frames I've done.
I ran a couple of hundred rounds through my G20 with Wolff 22 pound springs. It cycled everything from fairly mild loads to buffalo bore hardcast. No issues, apparently no reason to change springs by the load.
I tried a heavier spring in mine, however it slowed the return to battery just enough to drive me back to stock weight. I like it fast; hand and maybe the pistol take a little more of a beating, but re-acquisition of sights was paramount for me.
It's been a long time since I looked into this. The part that stopped me was, IIRC, the requirement for a "business address with posted hours" that was inspectable by the ATF.
I think some time ago, they really cracked down on the rules and made it hard for "kitchen table" FFLs. Many that you see now were grandfathered.
There is a cop that lives between you and me (Avon Lake) that is an FFL. Used him for my last four or five purchases. I can hook you up with him if you want.
That would be great. I'll be back from CA the 16th-24th. Chimo mentioned a link up if we are all free. You have my info if you're free.
What I do, for a recoil spring/load test, is w/a fully loaded magazine: fire from retention, fire strong hand, fire weak hand.
If, the pistol functions correctly & feels smooth; for say 3-4 iterations, that combination is a go.
Putting anything else on or taking off the pistol, such as a light & or a comp, magwell, new barrel, slide cuts will sometimes significantly change that. Also, as the pistol "breaks in" there will be a change.
Glockcqc, thanks. That's a sensible procedure. I'll do it.
Yeah like 20 years ago under Clinton. There are plenty of people who have an FFL at their house these days.
I'd been looking at doing an FFL and my research had said the same. So good to hear from another source.


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