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Amoxicillin is an antibiotic commonly used to treat bacterial infections such as bronchitis, pneumonia, and strep throat. One of the common concerns of patients who take amoxicillin is whether it can stain their clothes, mainly yellow amoxicillin.
In this blog post, together, we will explore the factors that influence the likelihood of amoxicillin staining and what steps you can take to prevent it.
Can Yellow Amoxicillin Cause Stains on Clothing?
The yellow or orange variety of amoxicillin can potentially cause stains on clothing. This is due to the nature of the compound and its ability to adhere to fabrics.
Amoxicillin is an antibiotic that belongs to the penicillin group of drugs. Some forms, especially the chewable tablets or suspension, can be yellow or orange due to the presence of dye.
To prevent staining, taking precautions when administering amoxicillin is a good idea to avoid spills or contact with clothing. If a stain does occur, it’s best to act quickly by rinsing the stained area with cold water and then treating it with a stain remover or detergent before laundering the clothing.
Factors Contributing to Clothing Stains
There are several factors contributing to clothing stains by Amoxicillin.
Type of Fabric
The fabric of the clothing often plays a role in stain intensity. Certain fabrics absorb dyes, spills, and leaks differently. For instance, synthetic fabrics like nylon and polyester have tighter weaves and repel stains better than natural fibers like cotton or silk due to their inability to absorb liquid well.
If you spill Amoxicillin on absorbent fabric, it may soak in and leave a more extreme stain.
Concentration of Amoxicillin
The concentration of the drug can significantly affect the degree of staining. Higher concentration levels can result in more robust and intense stains due to the higher content of pigments present in the suspension.
The Color of the Clothing
Light-colored clothing tends to show stains more prominently than darker fabrics. This is because the white or light-colored background provides an excellent contrast for the stain to stand out.
Presence of Other Substances
If Amoxicillin is mixed with other substances, like food or beverages, it can contribute to a more severe or different type of stain. Reinforcing agents such as dyes or other chemicals might modify the stain properties, making it more complicated to treat.
Amoxicillin comes in various forms including capsules, tablets, chewable tablets, and oral suspensions. Oral suspensions are likely to cause more visible stains due to their liquid nature and added colorants.
The faster a stain is treated, the less likely it will stick to the fabric permanently. If Amoxicillin is spilled on clothing and not immediately washed off, it can set into the fabric fibers and lead to a stubborn stain that’s difficult to remove.
Incorrect washing practices can also reinforce stains. This may include using the wrong type of detergent, incorrect washing temperature, poor washing techniques, or drying the stained clothes in a dryer. All these practices can fix the stain on the fabric, making it challenging to remove.
How to Remove Stains Caused by Yellow Amoxicillin?
To remove stains caused by yellow amoxicillin from clothing, you can follow these steps:
The first rule of thumb for almost every type of stain is to treat it as soon as possible. The longer the stain stays on the fabric, the tougher it gets to remove.
If there’s any remaining Amoxicillin on the fabric, gently scrape it off with a blunt knife or spoon. Make sure not to rub it in deeper into the fabric during this process.
Pre-treat the Stain
Dampen the area with cold water, then apply a pre-treatment solution. This could be a specific stain-removing product or even liquid laundry detergent. Gently rub it in.
Let it Sit
Allow the treatment solution to sit on the amoxicillin stain for up to 15 minutes. This helps the solution to penetrate into the fabric and break down the stain.
After allowing the solution to sit on the stain, rinse it off with cold water. It is ideal to rinse from the back to push the stain out of the fabric rather from the front, avoiding pushing it further into the fabric.
Check the Stain
Before you proceed with washing, check to see if the stain is gone. If it’s still there, you may want to repeat the pre-treatment again.
If the stain is gone or faded significantly, wash the item as usual. Use the warmest water safe for the fabric according to its care label.
After washing, don’t dry the item in a dryer until you’re sure the stain is completely gone, as high heat can set the stain in permanently. Instead, air-dry the fabric and then check it for any traces of stain.
Repeat the Steps
If the stain still persists, repeat the entire process. Sometimes it takes several treatments before a stain completely disappears.
How to Prevent Yellow Amoxicillin from Staining Clothes?
Preventing yellow amoxicillin from staining clothes involves careful administration and handling of the medication. Here are some steps you can take to prevent stains:
Be Careful While Taking Medication
This is the most basic rule. Try to take the medication carefully to avoid spilling it on your clothes. Put on an old shirt or cover your clothes with a towel or bib, especially when giving the medicine to children.
Use a Medicine Dropper/ Syringe
Using a medicine dropper or syringe can help control the amount of medication being dispensed, thus reducing the risk of spills. Give medication over a sink or other easily cleanable area, not over upholstered furniture or carpeting.
Wash Hands Properly
Make sure to thoroughly wash your hands after handling the medicine to prevent transferring any residual medication to your clothes. Also, make sure to clean the outside of containers and lids.
Use Protective Measures
Use a plastic or waterproof mat under the bottle of medicine during administration to catch any spills.
If the medication does get on fabrics, blot the stain immediately, do not rub it! As soon as possible, rinse the fabric with cold water and apply a pre-wash stain remover. Then, wash the fabric as soon as you can with laundry detergent. Do not use hot water as it can set the stain.
Always check the care instructions on your clothes. Some clothes are more prone to staining and need special care.
Store Medicine Properly
Store your medicine in a safe and secure place, away from your clothes and other things that it could possibly stain.
Can Yellow Stains From Amoxicillin be Prevented from Staining White Clothes?
How Can I Prevent Stains from Yellow Amoxicillin on Clothes?
Yellow amoxicillin has the potential to stain clothes due to its chemical composition. However, it is possible to prevent or remove the stains with proper care. Wearing a protective bib or apron when administering the medication is recommended to avoid contact with clothes.
In case of accidental spills or stains, immediate action should be taken to remove the stains using household remedies. You can consult a healthcare professional or a pharmacist for further guidance on using and handling medications to avoid potential side effects or damage.


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Darts WA President David Platt joined DA Media to provide an update on darts proceedings across the nation’s west in 2021.
How has the year progressed so far in terms of completing events and various darts activities?
“Obviously the lockdowns have screwed our calendar up a little bit.
“We’ve had to revamp events, move them, people have taken time out to plan these events, and lots have been called off at the last minute – so that hasn’t been easy. We’ve tried to reschedule them across the calendar at some stage.”
What have been some of the challenges Darts WA has faced in 2021?
“In terms of challenges, a big contributor is having to cancel our State Championships.
“A lot of players across Australia, not just WA, all look forward to their most prestigious event of the year. But unfortunately that wasn’t able to go ahead, and everyone’s been guessing whether state trials will go ahead.
“That’s been the main aggressor, not being able to send a state team, which has impacted all states not just WA.
“There’s talk of potential online tournaments, but we can’t replicate the challenges, the friendships, the camaraderie that face-to-face darts presents.
“As far as competition darts goes, we’re all in a similar boat unfortunately. The travel restrictions in place are also a struggle domestically.”
What are you looking forward to most for Darts WA throughout the remainder of the year?
“We’re just trying to get through without any more interruptions to our calendar.
“As a newly elected president, I put forward some new suggestions to our committee to ideally bring new interest into our (WA) darts, and hopefully carry them into state tournaments down the line.
“Ultimately, 2021 has been just as awkward as 2020 and we just want to get through with as little hindrance as possible.
“I feel for every dart player at the moment because they have not all been able to apply the trade they love. At the end of the day, there’s lot of friendships in darts and through this pandemic people haven’t been able to join their friends and play.”

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This article appeared online at TheNewAmerican.com on Thursday, February 16, 2017:
On paper, the study entitled “The Cost of a Border Wall vs. the Cost of Illegal Immigration,” published by the Center for Immigration Studies (CIS), seems to make sense:
If a [southern] border wall stopped a small fraction of the illegal immigrants who are expected to come in the next decade, the fiscal savings from having fewer illegal immigrants in the country would be sufficient to cover the costs of the wall.
There are many assumptions built into Camarota’s analysis, but the big one not mentioned is this: Although those alleged savings would reduce the tax burden on citizens living close to the border, why should they (once relieved of some part of that burden) be forced to turn around and use those savings to pay for the wall?
Camarota’s analysis, however, is useful in many ways, including learning just how much illegal immigration is costing American taxpayers every year. He uses calculations from the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine to determine that each illegal border crosser creates “an average financial burden [on American taxpayers] of approximately $74,722 during their lifetimes, excluding any costs for their U.S.-born children. If a border wall stopped between 160,000 and 200,000 illegal crossers (9 to 12 percent of those expected to successfully cross in the next decade), the fiscal savings would equal the $12 to $15 billion cost of the wall.” (Note: Because of the method by which the financial burden is figured, the lifetime fiscal cost of each illegal is likely much higher, as CIS stated.)
The startling conclusion isn’t that the welfare cost savings is enough to pay for the wall. It’s the enormous costs being borne by the American taxpayer because of illegal immigration. Assuming that Camarota is anywhere close ($75,000 per illegal over their lifetimes, not counting their children) and if the number of illegal crossers continues at the rate of 170,000 per year (2015 numbers), the net drain on Americans comes to a staggering $12.75 billion every year. If their children’s “drain” is included, that number jumps to $21 billion a year. That is $210 billion in 10 years, borne by Americans.
In the real world, the wall would be built with American taxpayers’ money, following Trump’s January 25 executive order: Border Security and Immigration Enforcement Improvements. “It is now the policy,” according to the executive order, “of the executive branch to … secure the southern border of the United States through the immediate construction of a physical wall on the southern border, monitored and supported by adequate personnel so as to prevent illegal immigration, drug and human trafficking, and acts of terrorism.” But the idea of the study is that because of the wall, Americans’ future welfare outlays will be lower — so we’d have spent the money anyway.
John Kelly (shown above), secretary of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), was directed “immediately” to start planning, designing, and constructing the “physical wall” using “appropriate materials and technology” for the project.
As far as costs are concerned, the executive order was vague. Kelly was ordered to “identify and … allocate all sources of Federal funds” for the wall’s construction. Some could come out of the DHS budget of $41 billion. Some could be borrowed, with the permission of Congress. Some could come from the states most affected. Some could come from a “border tax.” Some could come out of the foreign aid the United States gives Mexico every year. Some could come from busting up the drug cartels and freezing their assets. Some could come from funds illegals already in the states are sending back to their families in Mexico.
There are other considerations missed by Camarota. As U.S.-side enforcement of immigration laws increases, an unknown number of those here illegally will “self-deport” (putting local Mexican municipalities under pressure to repatriate, reabsorb, and re-employ them locally).
What if Camarota is wrong and the wall stops many more crosssers — 50 or 75 or 90 percent? In that case, the welfare cost savings skyrocket into the many hundreds of billions of dollars. Those dollars saved would have a positive impact on America’s economy, increasing tax revenues to Washington that can repay the costs of building it.
What is safe to say is that the study reveals the enormous costs already being borne by American taxpayers by illegal immigration, and just how costly Americans’ generosity and patience would be in the future without stopping illegal immigration.

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IndiaSep 7, 2019, 4:07 PM IST
MK Stalin demands Railways exam to be conducted in Tamil as well
DMK chief MK Stalin has demanded that the Railway exam be conducted not only in Hindi and English, but also in Tamil as well. The exam, which is called General Departmental Competitive Exams (GDCE), is restricted to existing employees of the Indian Railways.
ViralAug 30, 2019, 12:20 PM IST
Tamil Nadu: Man opens fire in Madurai toll plaza, 6 arrested
The Madurai police has arrested six men after one of them opened fire at a toll plaza in the outskirts of the city. The gang member opened fire following an altercation with the toll booth staff.
IndiaAug 27, 2019, 9:13 AM IST
Tamil Nadu: Another blast kills 1, injures 4 in Thiruporur
An explosion near a temple in Thiruporur has created panic in the area after one person died and four others were injured. A portion of the temple's compound wall and that of the neighbouring structure were damaged due to the explosion
IndiaAug 26, 2019, 9:32 AM IST
Tamil Nadu: Caste clash leaves Ambedkar statue vandalised in Nagapattinam
A clash between two groups belonging to different castes broke out in Vedaranyam town in Nagapattinam, Tamil Nadu. The clash took place after a pedestrian of one caste was hit by a vehicle driven by a person belonging to another caste.
IndiaAug 22, 2019, 3:03 PM IST
ISRO chief K Sivan honoured with Dr APJ Abdul Kalam Award
Tamil Nadu chief minister K Palaniswami honoured chief of ISRO, K Sivan with the honourable Dr APJ Abdul Kalam. The Kalam award is to honour those who work for promoting scientific growth, humanities and students' welfare and the awardees should hail from Tamil Nadu.
IndiaAug 22, 2019, 2:57 PM IST
Rajiv Gandhi assassination case: Nalini Sriharan gets parole extended by 3 weeks
Nalini Sriharan, who is one of the convicts in the assassination of former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi, has been granted an extension in parole. Her parole was to end on August 25.
ViralAug 20, 2019, 9:50 AM IST
Tamil Nadu: 5 men including VHP member booked for attacking, demanding money from Tirupur shopkeeper
Five men, including a member from the Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) have been booked for attacking a shopkeeper and demanding money from him in Tirupur, Tamil Nadu
IndiaAug 17, 2019, 7:02 PM IST
Caste-discriminatory bands trend in Tamil Nadu schools
Parts of Tamil Nadu are obsessed with caste discriminatory bands that have created a stir amidst politicos. MyNation breaks down what they mean and what the controversy is all about.
IndiaAug 16, 2019, 12:08 PM IST
Tamil Nadu CM presents bravery award to elderly Tirunelveli couple who fought off armed robbers
The elderly couple in Tamil Nadu’s Tirunelveli who braved armed robbers, were presented with a special bravery award. Chief minister K Palaniswami presented them with the award
IndiaAug 14, 2019, 10:41 AM IST
Tamil superstar Rajinikanth visits Athi Varadar temple in Kanchipuram
With just three days left for the temple doors to shut at the Kanchipuram Athi Varadar shrine in Tamil Nadu, actor-turned-politician Rajinikanth was one among the hundreds who thronged the temple
IndiaAug 13, 2019, 1:55 PM IST
AIADMK calls Chidambaram burden on planet for comments on Article 370 abrogation
Former finance minister P Chidambaram, who had launched a scathing attack on Prime Minister Narendra Modi about the abrogation of Article 370 in Jammu and Kashmir is now at the receiving end of criticism as Tamil Nadu chief minister Edappadi K Palaniswami has calling him a burden on the planet.
IndiaAug 13, 2019, 12:21 PM IST
Tamil Nadu: Man arrested for raping 4 minors at Madurai girls' home
The Samayanallur Police in Tamil Nadu arrested a 41-year-old man for allegedly raping four minors who were under his care at a girls’ home
IndiaAug 11, 2019, 3:17 PM IST
Tamil Nadu: 3 village panchayats oppose illegal sand mining in Rameswaram
Three panchayats of Nochioorani, Sathankonvalasai and Vedalai in Tamil Nadu came together against the alleged illegal sand quarrying in the region. They alleged that trucks transported sand from the sites and authorities turned a blind eye to it
IndiaAug 6, 2019, 4:10 PM IST
Tamil Bigg Boss contestant Saravanan eliminated from TV reality show after confessing to groping women
Saravanan, from Tamil Bigg Boss, who had earlier confessed to show host Kamal Haasan about molesting women on public transport systems in Tamil Nadu, has now been evicted. He had received applause and whistles for his confession
IndiaJul 31, 2019, 5:42 PM IST
Tamil Nadu: Old age home ill-treats inmates in Madurai; investigation underway
An old age home in Tamil Nadu’s Madurai has not only been accused of ill-treating its inmates but also starving them. The authorities in Madurai have taken stock of the situation and an investigation is currently underway


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It’s late afternoon on the Delta, that time of day when the angle of the sun casts everything in a radiant glow.
Outside on the patio of a Snug Harbor unit, I listen. Around me the breeze strums the leaves, birds chirp and sing, the waves lap and the pier creaks as an occasional pleasure craft passes on Steamboat Slough. I feel hundreds of miles and years away from everything.
Central to a Delta vacation is a comfortable base, one that offers the option of staying in or venturing out. Located on Ryer Island, Snug Harbor Resort sits off the beaten path, on the shady banks of Steamboat Slough. Just 10 minutes from Rio Vista, you reach the site by riding the Rio Vista Ferry.
In 1862, California explorer James Hutching wrote about the “snug little cabins” he saw along Steamboat Slough. Though these cabins have been replaced, the bucolic setting remains.
Around a central lawn area are 19 waterside Cape Cod-style wooden cottages, aptly named Snuggle Inns. Ranging in size from studios to three bedrooms, the largest can sleep up to 14. All are clean and comfortably furnished. The kitchens have stoves, refrigerators, microwaves, coffee makers and eating utensils. All you need supply are sheets, towels and cooking gear.
Most of the Snuggle Inns sit on the banks of Steamboat Slough and have private decks, picnic tables, charcoal barbecues and burn barrels for campfires. The setting is perfect for an outdoor meal, but if cooking isn’t on your list of approved vacation activities, more than 25 restaurants are within 15 minutes.
For recreation, there’s a playground for small children and a sandy beach. The resort is gated, making it ideal for riding bikes and outdoor play. The office lends out equipment for volleyball, badminton, croquet and horseshoes to while away an afternoon. Or you can toss a line into the slough from the fishing dock, trying your luck at catching catfish, strippers or blue-gills.
Snug Harbor rests serenely on Ryer Island, welcoming all ages. Whether your choice is fishing, boating, riding a bike, playing badminton or roasting hot dogs on your deck, strong-arming may be required to tear you away. Even after two days, I wasn’t ready to leave.
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Schools are still reeling after seeing low numbers for school aid proposed in Gov. Andrew M. Cuomos budget Tuesday afternoon.
Most schools ended up getting significantly less than the 4 percent promised during Mr. Cuomos speech, even when building aid is factored out.
Were slated to get an increase of under $16,000, so basically its not even worth it, said Michele A. Traynor, General Brown business manager, on Tuesday. It certainly cant save a teaching position. Coupled with the tax cap, it really isnt going to help generate income.
She said Mr. Cuomo talked about a 4 percent increase in state aid, but the nearly $16,000 increase for General Brown is only a 0.13 percent increase.
I think it means we need to contact our local legislators and advocate on behalf of the district, Mrs. Traynor said. Theyve yet to release their legislative budget.
Sackets Harbor Superintendent Frederick E. Hall Jr. said he already has contacted state Sen. Patricia A. Ritchie, R-Heuvelton, to help the school receive more aid from the state. The district is receiving $6,800 less when building aid is factored out.
Were still shaking our heads, hoping something can be done about it, he said. This is the springboard for action. Obviously, this is what we do every year.
Mrs. Ritchie said she is planning to look at the numbers again before heading to Albany.
I dont think they changed the formula, but Im not sure until we get the details. There was an increase to school districts in the 48th, Mrs. Ritchie said, referring to the gap-elimination adjustment formula. Gap-elimination adjustments are cuts in state aid used to offset the states deficit. Sackets Harbor had nearly $616,000 cut from estimated aid this year.
Indian River Superintendent James Kettrick said he initially was pleased by the proposed aid his district will receive. Indian River is receiving 5.33 percent more than it did last year. The district typically receives more aid than others in the north country because of its proximity to Fort Drum. However, he acknowledged other districts might be struggling after cuts made last year.
Given the gap-elimination funds cut last year, generally these runs dont completely offset that at all, he said.
Jamie A. Moesel, South Jefferson superintendent, also said she felt the estimated aid was looking sunnier despite the cuts in state aid the district has experienced in the past. It received a 3.35 percent increase, or $539,000, more in expected state aid for 2012-13 than for the current fiscal year.
Were just thankful that it is an increase this year, she said. Weve had so many years where the reduction has been so severe.
The district had to cut 11 percent of its staff in 2010 because state aid was not enough to cover all expenses.
Judy L. Waligory, interim superintendent at Carthage Central, did not return phone calls to her offices.
LaFargeville Central Superintendent Susan L. Whitney said the district board does not yet know how to cope with a minimal 1 percent, or $53,930, increase in state aid because it cannot ask its teachers for another pay freeze.
Last year, LaFargeville teachers declined the 4.5 percent raises provided for in the contract with the district, saving the district some $154,000, to prevent staff cuts. In 2010, the employees unanimously agreed to take smaller, 2 percent pay raises.
My hope is that its not the end, Ms. Whitney said, adding she hopes local legislators will help secure more funding for rural schools in the area.
State aid for Thousand Islands Central will increase by a meager 0.1 percent, or $6,669, in the next fiscal year under Gov. Cuomos executive budget.
Obviously, were disappointed, said Joseph A. Menard, superintendent of T.I. Central, which is facing a $1.2 million shortfall in its preliminary 2012-13 school budget.
Just in the past two fiscal years, the district had to eliminate some 45 teaching and non-teaching positions while raising the tax levy and digging deep into its fund balance to cope with drastic cuts in school aid.
What were facing and what other districts are facing is structural deficit where our revenues are not matching our expenditures, Mr. Menard said, adding he hopes more state money will be allocated to education.
Between increasing gas, health care and pension costs, and the loss in revenue owing to the 2 percent tax levy cap and expiring federal stimulus funds, Thousand Islands will be forced either to make more tough cuts or ask district residents to approve a tax cap override, which requires a 60 percent supermajority vote.
The board plans to hold a public forum on its budget at 6 p.m. Jan. 31 at the high school/middle school library.
Times staff writers Rebecca Madden and Brian Amaral contributed to this report.


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As many of us know, the petition page on the White House website has become a very popular way for Americans to voice their opinions. A hot topic being discussed on this petition page is one that calls for the deportation of Piers Morgan, a popular television personality. After the shooting in Newtown Morgan hosted Larry Pratt, the executive director of the Gun Owners of America, to discuss what should be done to prevent shootings like this from happening again. When Mr. Pratt suggested that more guns were the answer, Morgan went on to call him an “unbelievably stupid man”....
"I'm not a supporter of Obama...But..." RIght. Get your facts straight, McConnell said that his political priority was making sure that Obama was a 1 term President. Additionally, McConnell is the minority leader, so he doesn't get to set the legislative priorities for the Senate. And, as a member of the opposition, is it really surprising that one of his top priorities is making sure that the other side only serves one term? Why are you bringing this up anyway - what does this have to do with this story. Maybe you should focus on the leader of the Senate, Harry Reid, and his legislative priorities which are what? Not passing a budget in 3 years? You're an idiot.
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My take on it? The GSR is not my cup of tea. But Sig has an ironclad reputation for making reliable guns, something that none of the major 1911 makers can claim. That alone may allow Sig to murder the 1911 competition... assuming the price isn't stratospheric.
I will venture to say given Sigs reputation that it will be well made and accurate (I can attest to this with 2 personally owned Sigs and an issued Sig Pro). It's uber tactical, but ugly. However, it doesn't have FCS or a FLGR that so many 1911 traditionalist dislike.
I cant imagine this thing will cost less than $1000. My guess, more. I want a SIG 45, but I want a P220. We'll have to see what these turn out to be. Maybe it will change my mind...I do like the SIG contoured slide.
I wish they left that darn rail off there. The Sig contouring on the slide really doesn't bother me. It has a firing pin safety though
I can't wait to handle one, I'm sure they'll be an exceptional gun. It's exciting to see a new 1911 that was probably engineered rather than copied (Copyings is ok if the original manufacturing methods are used... but since no one makes 1911's like they used to a version reengineered for modern processes should kick butt!)
So the SiGteen Eleven is real, and at last we have pictorial proof.
It's interesting on some level to know the rumors were true, and of course I have an elementary interest in their execution.
However, I seem oddly overwhelmed by ambivalence. I'm too spoiled to buy factory guns anyway.
Hmmm, I was starting to feel I was nearly maxed out with the 6 1911's I already have, but this looks interesting. I love my two Sig's I have now and like the looks of this. I could do without that rail, but perhaps having one with a rail wouldn't be too bad. I'll definitely be checking them out when they hit the shelves...
1911's have a bad rep? Thats weird or must be a regional thing--when I was growing up you ASPIRED to something like a Gold Cup or the like--those expensive nice guns. I like my sig fine, but its a utilitarian gun like a glock, etc. They just don't have the same...character or something...
Thats not to say those guns (sigs and glocks) are bad, but if its really $1200-$1500 I'd be shelling out for a high end 1911 from one of the custom/semi custom makers.
FYI, it appears the Sig Forum folks are pretty hysterical about any information "leaked" off their forum about the GSR. The THR thread got deleted as a result, and on the forum they are talking about going after people's IPs that leaked pics.


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Steven Gontarski (born 1972) is a sculptor from Philadelphia whose work has been included in solo and group exhibitions at the Institute of Contemporary Arts, Kunsthalle Wien, White Cube gallery and the Groninger Museum. Gontarski is a graduate of Brown University and Goldsmiths College, University of London.
In 2008, Gontarski created Ob 8, a bright red abstract sculpture which stands 5 metres high and is made of painted and lacquered glass-fibre-reinforced plastic. The organic shape of the work has been described as "recognisable but not identifiable, conjuring comparisons to many things in the real world: clouds, organs, oceans, smoke rings."
2010 I woke up to the sound of a drum, Gimpel Fils, London Ob 08, Central Saint Giles, London
2008 Steven Gontarski, Paddington Central, Phase II, London
2007 Sculptures, Gimpel Fils, London Portraits, Changing Role, Rome Obélisques CC/BS, Nouveaux Commanditaires, Chaucenne, France
2006 Steven Gontarski, pkm gallery, Seoul Steven Gontarski, Changing Role, Naples Day of St George, White Cubicle - George and Dragon, London Steven Gontarski - Centre d’Art Mobile, L’Eglise de Fouvent et Roche en Haute-Saône
2005 The Visitors, Groninger Museum, Groningen
2004 December Morning Prophecy, White Cube, London Zero, The Economist Plaza, London Steven Gontarski, Gandy Gallery, Prague
2003 Prophet, Karyn Lovegrove Gallery, Los Angeles Steven Gontarski, Le Consortium, Dijon
2002 Epsilon Delta, Art at Habitat, Habitat Kensington, London
2001 Sun Valley, One in the Other, London
2000 Steven Gontarski, White Cube, London Steven Gontarski. The Unbalance of Boredom, Taché-Lévy Gallery, Brussels L.A.X., Islington Business and Design Centre, London
1999 Nurse, Johnen & Schöttle Gallery, Cologne
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Gerety began acting while a student at Boston University, participating in productions at the Charles Playhouse. In 1965, he joined the Trinity Square Repertory Company, a theater troupe in Providence, Rhode Island where he appeared in over 125 productions.
Gerety is a veteran of stage, screen and television. In early 1992, he performed to critical acclaim on Broadway in Conversations with My Father, starring Judd Hirsch, and in Harold Pinter's The Hothouse.
In the late 90s he joined the cast of the Barry Levinson produced NBC police drama Homicide: Life on the Street. Gerety has also been a regular guest star on Law & Order and HBOs The Wire as Judge Daniel Phelan.
He has appeared in numerous feature films with the likes of Jack Nicholson, Shirley MacLaine, Jeff Bridges, Kevin Spacey and Denzel Washington; and with directors Woody Allen (The Curse of the Jade Scorpion, Hollywood Ending), Mike Nichols (Wolf), Barry Levi ...more

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by Dennis Horne
Some of the enemies of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints have predicted its demise over its stand opposing gay marriage and homosexual sin. They predict that within a few decades the Church will disintegrate and be no more.
Below is what the prophets have said, to the contrary. Somehow I just don’t think we need strain our minds with great mental exertions and run about in circles suffering anxiety and panic to figure out which voices speak the truth. I think President Hinckley’s thoughts pretty well sum it up, and President Packer’s confirm:
President Gordon B. Hinckley discussed this very question:
I noted from last Sunday’s papers that a new book is off the press, put together as a “history” of this work by two men who have spent much time gathering data. I have not read the book, but the conclusion, reported one reviewer, is that the future of the Church is dim.
Without wishing to seem impertinent, I should like to ask what they know about that future. They know nothing of the prophetic mission of this Church. The future must have looked extremely dim in the 1830s. It must have looked impossible back in those Ohio-Missouri days. But notwithstanding poverty, notwithstanding robbing, notwithstanding murders, notwithstanding confiscation and drivings and disfranchisement forced upon the Saints, the work moved steadily on. It has continued to go forward. Never before has it been so strong. Never before has it been so widespread. Never before have there been so many in whose hearts has burned an unquenchable knowledge of the truth.
It is the work of the Almighty. It is the work of his Beloved Son, the Lord Jesus Christ. It is the gospel of salvation. Men and women may write now, just as Hurlburt and E. B. Howe and others wrote in those days, but the work goes on because it is true and it is divine. These are the best of times in the history of this work. What a wonderful privilege it is to be a part of it in this great era.
President Boyd K. Packer has declared: “Despite opposition, the Church will flourish; and despite persecution, it will grow.”
Will there be a sifting of the wheat from the tares as the years pass? Of course. Will the weak and even a few of the elect be deceived? The prophecies so state. But I think the above quotations speak for themselves, despite the gnashing of teeth by the adversary and his online spokespeople.

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From the editor —
July 22, 2020
At the start of month five of responding to the coronavirus pandemic in Washington state neither the news nor the prognosis is good. Skagit County has recorded 117 cases since July 4 and 223 cases since it moved into Phase 2 June 5. A two week total under 25 is the marker to proceed to Phase 3, further expanding economic activity in the County.
The virus is not under control, much less being beaten back in the county, throughout Washington or nationally.
Let’s focus on our little corner of the world, though the disastrous lack of a coordinated national response threatens the local avail...


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Water agencies wise to consolidate
Four water districts in North County that serve agricultural customers are talking about joining the consolidation movement. They are not considering merger, but doing functional consolidation where one agency or a joint powers authority performs a task for all four.
It’s a welcome step, if only a baby one, for tiny agencies that serve just 28,000 accounts. By contrast, San Diego city serves 10 times as many.
Our county has way too many small agencies with high-paid administrators, duplicative staffs and redundant equipment. But change is coming, if slowly. Taxpayers no longer can afford to pay for the duplication.
The county is using a carrot-and-stick approach to shrink the ridiculously high number of fire agencies in the region – in the fifties and dropping. Three East County departments are easing into consolidation, some in North County are talking. The Local Agency Formation Commission has helped eliminate 113 special districts over the years – we’re down to 85 now. Nine cities decided against creating their own police departments.
There have been water mergers, but 24 separate agencies is still way too high.
The four agencies exploring functional consolidation are Fallbrook, Valley Center, Rainbow and Yuima. Yuima customers are somewhat buffered from the worst of drought and soaring prices on imported water because the district has enough ground water for half its needs. For the others, the situation is dire. Operating losses are occurring as sales plummet because of conservation and high prices. Entire groves are dead as farmers walk away. Attrition has turned into layoffs and wage freezes into employee givebacks.
Some agency functions can be combined readily. Why not one human resources person or safety officer instead of four? Why not one agency with a certified lab testing the water quality for others? Standardization of pipes and valves could save bundles on construction.
Yet with functional consolidation there still will be four general managers, each pulling in $250,000 to $300,000 a year in salary and benefits. Customer service, accounting and maintenance may be too difficult to address.
Full mergers are years away. Boards may be reluctant to take on another agency’s cost structure or inherit its deferred maintenance expenses. Customers in unincorporated areas see the school or water board as their government and believe small is better. But when soaring water costs are pushing your neighbor into bankruptcy, is micro local control worth the price?
We welcome the baby step while urging a more aggressive approach. Expectations, however, must be kept realistic, With water itself typically being three-quarters of the cost, savings from operations can accomplish only so much. And despite what our local agencies do, wholesale price hikes from the struggling Metropolitan Water District of Southern California are expected to lead to double-digit rate increases for consumers in 2012 and 2013.
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Am I supposed to epoxy the white ring onto the nozzle end of the motor, for the thrust ring? I'm not supposed to remove the red plug from the ejection end, am I? And does anybody have any tips for using the Copperheads? I know they have a bad reputation. Thanks for your help.
I have had good luck with copperheads, just make sure it is all the way up inside of the motor. If you are not using the aerotech controller then you can tape one side of your alligator clips and alternate their position on the copperhead, or you can heat up the tail with a lighter, this will seperate the two pieces and you can clip them individually then. When you go top push the button, make sure you hold it down till it launches and have a well charged 12v battery.
You epoxy the white ring on to serve as a thrust ring. I'd rough up the area where it seats with some sandpaper and make sure you wipe off excess epoxy after seating it. Leave the ejection charge plug alone.
I've had success using copperheads with the Aerotech clip. When using alligator clips and taping the copperhead leads, sometimes there is so little of the igniter left sticking out of the engine that the clips touch each other or pull off if the rocket rocks in the wind. Most of those Aerotech single use engines use a slotted grain and the copperhead slips easily into the slot whereas something like the First Fire Jr or Q2G2 might not fit so well. The igniter really needs to be up at the top of the grain so that the delay charge and the propellent both light when it fires. If it slips down, the engine can chuff and the delay might light late resulting in a "bonus delay". Whatever igniter you use, make sure it is pushed all the way to the top of the engine.
I bond the white paper thrust ring (which is actually just a short section of motor mount tubing) on at the field with medium CA during my rocket prep. Then I wait several minutes for the adhesive to fully cure before inserting the motor in the rocket. The operation is quick and simple and the ring stays firmly in place for, well, all eternity. If the motor comes with such a thrust ring, why not use it and save your tape for something else?


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These are the only superheat controllers with automatic control behavior which do not require PID to be set for individual series of systems. They are simple and easy to install for standalone solution. In addition they offer communication with third party controllers as slave via Modbus (RTU). All variable data as well as configuration parameters are accessible. EXD-HP1/2 support a lot of monitoring and alarm functions, such as low pressure switch, freeze protection function, limitation of the maximum evaporating pressure (MOP), low/high superheat alarm or monitoring of sensors and sensor wiring as well as the detection of sensor and wiring failures. An optional programming key allows copying of configuration parameters from one EXD-HP controller to others.
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The way we move and how we develop our communities plays a critical role in the amount of greenhouse gases (GHGs) we emit.
Reducing the amount we travel and using fuel sources that produce fewer GHG emission are ways to reduce emissions from sources in the transportation sector.
To reduce the amount mileage we drive collectively, we can drive alone less and expand the use of other transportation modes, like biking, public transit and carpool. Remote working could play a major role in reducing single-occupancy vehicle trips, especially in the Kansas City region where so many people commute alone in their own cars. Now that the COVID-19 pandemic has forced many people to work from home, more and more companies are expanding their telework policies.
Another way to reduce the amount we drive, especially alone in our own cars, is to make it possible for the average household to fulfill everyday needs closer to home. We do this by focusing investment in centers and corridors, allowing more people in our region to live, work and play without driving long distances.
Leading by example
- Main street corridor (streetcar), KCI bus electrification
- Gilham Road cycle track
- Downtown Overland Park redevelopment
- City of Olathe CNG trash tuck fleet
- City of Shawnee green street classification
- City of Olathe compressed natural gas sanitation trucks
Top reduction strategies
- Fuel switching (electrification)
- Shifting trips to bus, bike, walking or shared mobility
- Fuel efficiency
- Low carbon/sustainable urban development

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Cairo: Egypt's new prime minister edged closer to forming a cabinet on Saturday as supporters of ousted Islamist president Mohamed Morsi vowed to keep fighting for his reinstatement with further protests.
Hazem al-Beblawi held talks with candidates for ministerial posts accompanied by vice president Mohamed ElBaradei and centre-left lawyer Ziad Bahaa Eldin, who is in the running for the post of deputy prime minister for economic affairs, the official MENA news agency reported. The consultations will continue on Sunday.
The new cabinet's top priorities will be to restore security, ensure the flow of goods and services and prepare for parliamentary and presidential elections, said Beblawi.
The premier is working according to a roadmap drafted by the military which overthrew Morsi on July 3 after millions took to the streets calling on him to step down.
Morsi, the country's first freely elected president, was accused of concentrating power in the hands of the Muslim Brotherhood, sending the economy into freefall and failing to protect minorities.
The state prosecutor is investigating accusations filed by individuals that Morsi incited the killing of protesters and damaged the economy, judicial sources said.
Military and judicial sources have previously said he may eventually face charges.
Morsi's supporters say his removal from power was a flagrant violation of democratic principles and refuse to join an interim government as tens of thousands have taken to the streets to demand his reinstatement.
"There will be another mass protest on Monday," said Tareq al-Morsi, a Brotherhood spokesman said on Saturday, a day after tens of thousands of Morsi's supporters rallied in Cairo.
Protesters will also march on Monday to the Cairo headquarters of the elite Republican Guard, scene of deadly clashes last week, the spokesman told AFP, insisting it would be "peaceful."
Several thousand people attended a protest in central Tunis on Saturday, called by the country's ruling Islamist party Ennahda, against the military coup that deposed Morsi.
On Friday, Washington and Berlin called on the Egyptian military to release Morsi, who was detained just hours after the coup and is held in a secret location.
State Department spokeswoman Jen Psaki said the United States agreed with Germany's earlier appeal for Morsi to be released and was "publicly" making the same request.
Psaki said Washington wanted "an end to restrictions on Mr Morsi's whereabouts", while Germany suggested that the International Committee of the Red Cross should be granted access to him.
Rival demonstrators rallied in the capital on Friday, but while there had been fears of fresh violence, the evening passed off peacefully.
Tens of thousands of Islamist protesters gathered outside the Rabaa al-Adawiya mosque in Cairo's Nasr City to pray and break their fast together on the first weekend of the holy month of Ramadan.
Morsi supporters have been camping outside the mosque, where many Brotherhood leaders have been holed up, some wanted by authorities.
Firebrand Islamist preacher Safwat Hegazi, who is wanted by police for questioning on suspicion of incitement to violence, said the crowds would pursue their protests for "one or two months or even one or two years."
In a phone call with Saudi King Abdullah on Friday, US President Barack Obama expressed "serious concern" about the violence since Morsi's overthrow and underscored the need to return to a democratically elected civilian government, the White House said.
King Abdullah was the first foreign head of state to congratulate Egypt's interim president Adly Mansour, hours after he was named to replace Morsi.
Saudi Arabia and other Gulf Arab governments have pledged $12 billion in assistance to shore up the faltering economy.
In the worst single incident of the recent violence, clashes outside the Republican Guard headquarters on Monday killed 53 people, mostly Morsi supporters.
The Brotherhood accuses the army of "massacring" its activists. The army says soldiers were attacked by "terrorists" and armed protesters.
Police are hunting Brotherhood chief Mohammed Badie and other senior leaders suspected of inciting violence, after arrest warrants were issued on Wednesday.
The military-appointed caretaker president has set a timetable for elections by early next year but Morsi opponents and supporters alike have criticised the interim charter he issued on Monday to replace the Islamist-drafted constitution.


The government of Sweden approved and ratified a ten-year extension of Hungary’s lease of Gripen fighter aircraft last week, daily Nepszabadsag said on Tuesday.
Sofia Karlberg, an official of the Swedish Defence and Security Export Agency (FXM), declined to reveal any further details of the modified contract other than the ten-year extension when asked by the paper.
Hungarian Defence Minister Csaba Hende said earlier that extending the lease until 2026 would save the state HUF 63bn.
The lease was originally set to expire in 2015.
Government data show the Gripen lease costs the budget an annual HUF 30bn. Training programmes for the aircraft cost an additional HUF 2bn a year.


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Oakrum Pharma, LLC is a privately-owned biopharmaceutical company focusing on development and commercialization of affordable drug therapies, located in St. Louis, Missouri.
The launch of Oakrum Pharma is an effort to bring more affordable medicines to patient populations that have been underserved due to their small size and unique needs. Through a business model of collaborating with experts in various disciplines and leveraging a global network of business partners, Oakrum Pharma intends to provide more options to small, specialty and rare disease markets.
We intend to deliver affordable medicines that improve patient access and outcomes to underserved patient populations.
To become a fully integrated specialty pharmaceutical company which delivers affordable drug therapies to small patient populations that have limited therapeutic options.

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Metallic Zodiac Flights
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The Formula Sports Metallic Zodiac Flights are quirky, adults only durable dart flights. Available in a range of raunchy adults only designs, they are a fun way to customise your dart set.
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American Airlines has eliminated its famous “Shuttle” service that provided high-frequency routes up and down the Northeast and to Chicago.
The Shuttle product had been around for many years, back when Eastern Airlines was the dominant carrier in the Northeast, and was a staple of business travel up and down the coast.
Which Routes Are Impacted?
While the routes themselves aren’t being eliminated, American has eliminated its Shuttle service on these routes:
- New York (LGA) to Boston (BOS)
- New York (LGA) to Chicago (ORD)
- Washington, D.C. (DCA) to Boston (BOS)
- Washington, D.C. (DCA) to Chicago (ORD)
- Washington, D.C. (DCA) to New York (LGA)
The New York (LGA) to Boston (BOS) route, while not being eliminated entirely, is being handed over to JetBlue, thanks to a new Northeast Alliance (NEA) codeshare agreement. American flyers will be able to book JetBlue on this route and earn their normal AAdvantage miles and status credits.
What Services Are Being Eliminated With the Shuttle Product?
The Shuttle offering was rather unique — it provided a subset of benefits for particular flights, primarily aimed at business travelers, such as:
- Complimentary beer and wine in the Main Cabin
- At one point, a light meal was served in both the premium cabin and in economy class
- Special Shuttle-only check-in areas
- Rear deplaning at select airports, allowing you to exit off of the plane quicker
- Gates that were closer to security
- The ability to check-in and check baggage closer to departure, beyond the usual check-in cutoff times
Introducing Main Select
With the retirement of the Shuttle, American is introducing a new fare type called Main Select that will provide similar benefits to the previous Shuttle product on more routes. You can expect to see this fare offered on all the high-frequency Northeast routes, and also some routes out of Dallas (DFW) and Los Angeles (LAX).
With Main Select, you’ll experience:
- Fully refundable fares (great for business travelers with last-minute travel plans)
- Priority check-in, security, and boarding queues
- Selection of Main Cabin Extra seats
- Complimentary same-day changes
While the Shuttle product was an iconic part of the American brand, and previously under American’s predecessors such as the US Airways Shuttle, the needs of travelers are evolving. Gone are the days when specific routes matter — now travelers are desiring more flexibility and more benefits on an even greater number of routes.
Over the coming weeks, make sure to look for the Main Select booking option when flying on American.
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This one-of-a-kind relic is a 17th Century chapel located opposite the Opera House, offering a realm of quiet divinity nestled between the Amstel and Rembrandt Square. The chapel measures just four by four meters. There is eight meter gallery space above overlooking the altar on three sides. The interior is decorated in rococo and the plaster ceiling and with frolicking cherubs above the altar, waking up under this altar is a once in a lifetime experience, in a king sized luxury bed hugged in Hungarian down duvet and organic Egyptian cotton sheets and a sea of pillows.
Founded in 1744 and restored in 1979, it is a unique space for an intimate gathering right next to some of the city’s best cultural offerings and most beautiful canals. The Swigtershofje is one of the smallest of Amsterdam’s courtyards, with eighteen houses in the former Speelman Lane. They provided housing for a total of 36 women. In 1751, Swigters was at the bar in ‘t Oogsteeg and decided to turn it into a chapel. As a Roman Catholic chapel on the street should not be recognized as such, the façade was hidden. The ornate gate in Louis XV style and corridor give access to the courtyard. In 1979 the chapel was restored to its former state and came into our care a few years later.


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Iwahiro and Star advanced to Round of 64 in the main draw, while Goulak advanced further in the main draw to Round of 32
Thursday marks the first day of the six day tournament in Stockton, Calif.
UC Davis men's tennis finished strong with multiple consolation wins on the last day of their first fall tournament
Maltby advances to Flight
Maltby and Iwahiro quality to Round of 16, Star and Thamma qualify to Flight
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Born in Los Angeles, Calif… Majoring in Psychology… His favorite facility he’s competed at so far is Kalamazoo College… If he could play another sport at UC Davis, it would be football… Says his sports hero is Roger Federer, and his non-sports hero is Obama.


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For divorcing parents, your primary concern is your children. In fact, you may have put off the divorce initially for your children, but now that you have both made the decision to part ways, you both want to figure out ways to mitigate the divorce’s impact on your children. One such way that psychologists are encouraging parents to explore is nesting.
What is it?
Nesting has actually been around for a few decades, but it has become much more popular recently. Nesting flips the traditional divorce dynamic where you shuttle the kids back and forth, and instead, the parents shuttle back and forth. For a predetermined amount of time (usually a few months to a year), you keep your child’s life intact. They keep their same room, bed, cloths, everything. Throughout the divorce, the only change they see is that only one parent is there at a time. Their life remains the same.
For the Delray Beach, Florida, parents, nesting offers a unique opportunity to continue to split expenses. Some nesters still share the same family home, but then switch out of a garage apartment or mother-in-law suite when it is not their parenting time. This maximizes expense savings.
Other nesters share a one-bedroom apartment that each lives in when they are not parenting. For wealthier nesters though, they start creating their new, single lives now, but they keep the family home intact to help their children transition through the divorce.
Other than the potential cost savings nesters can receive, there are significant psychological benefits for their children. If done in conjunction with therapy, all of the negative psychological effects of divorce can be prevented or largely mitigated. How? In a word, stability.
In a traditional Delray Beach, Florida, divorce, the child’s life is completely uprooted within a few short days. They lose their family structure, their room, their home and often, their school, friends and social network. It is extremely traumatic, in addition to dealing with the divorce itself.
For nesters though, the children can simply deal with the divorce, and use the nesting process to transition to acceptance. If done right and with the help of a mental health professional, parents and children can have much more positive outcomes than a traditional separation and divorce.
Not right for everyone
Of course, this is not for every Delray Beach, Florida, divorcing parent. If there are issues with abuse or just issues with civility, nesting may not be possible. However, for those parents willing to put their children first, nesting has many advantages.