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What time did you say, "dinner is on".

I also like a pressed steel frypan.

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I commend to you one of the poems of Ella Wheeler Wilcox, 1850 to 1919. Wherever the white man's feet have trod (Oh, far does the white man stray) A bold road rifles the virginal sod, And the forest wakes out of its dream of God, To yield him the right of way. For this is the law: By the power of th...

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"We miss her"

I'm sure you do.

You have lots of good memories though.

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Most doctors are not trained in nutrition and simply follow AMA guidelines …… not always a good thing. Amen to that...! And we typically refer patients to 'dieticians' instead of 'nutritionists', which are generally two WAY different types of dietary advisors. I favor a good clinical nutritionist. ...

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stubbicatt, I was very sorry to learn of your situation. I am adding you to my prayer list. Please do not give up hope. Here are some resources for consideration. CANCER SELF TREATMENT Only the cancer victim himself can properly treat his own cancer." - Dr. William Kelley http://www.alkalizefo...

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Yes, it's a bad hand to be dealt. My condolances to you, really. My son in law's mum has had it come back again, similar to your problems. I live in the melanomia capital of the world, Australia. Plenty of sun, no shirts, no ....., a tan is regarded as an asset. I have had umpteen suspect cancers ta...

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Apoligies in advance.

Reminds me of the story.

Bloke sits at the table of his club with his mates, complains that his missus "has cut him down to once a week".

The response, "I don't know what you're complaining about!, she's cut us all off completely".

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No Chuck Berry?.

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A truly excellent question and responses. A book about Harrison and his development of a practical marine chronometer is available. The author is Dava Sobel and the title of the book, "Longitude". Captain James Cook took one of Harrison's early chronometers on his circumnavigation of the g...

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I keep very busy dogs, Australian cattle dogs and kelpies. I use raw sheep necks to keep them busy, a large mesh enclosure outside when I am not home, and as much interaction as possible. They only come inside when I am there and/or they are trustworthy. Only trouble with sheep necks is that it can ...

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"However. . . . last week a woman brought me some jars of Tannerite"

Wow, I usually bring along jars of marmalade or choko pickles!.

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It's always sad when a beautiful animal dies.

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Reminds me of a shearer asked to do a a job lot on a hobby farm.

"What are their names?".

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As "Marie Antoinette" said, "Let them eat grate".

We all know what that led to.

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Amazing! You would think that for the promotional poster, they would at least use a Rossi 92 instead of the correct 73.....or 66.....or maybe an Italian Henry.----6

Says it all really.

Hmm. I really ike the teeth.

Your's in mediocrity, Mark.

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You know it's time to leave when the standard greeting is,

"How long do you have to go?"

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A very intersting discussion.

This is an old Toshiba laptop brought back to life with a 150G drive and an extra 20G of RAM from a dead HP.

I'm running XP.

The newer Toshiba runs Win 8.?.

My demands are not great, the machines just have to work.

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Sorry Jim, it's never an easy time.

Best wishes, Mark.

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I had both of my eyes done over the last two months.

I paid, don't believe in medical funds and governments.

Best money I ever spent.

As always, I should have done it ten years ago.

I can actually see again and the glare from night driving is no longer hell.

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May they "All" rest in peace.

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Thanks David for a particularly interesting and informative post. New range rules require that I can no longer use "nitro" to load my 45-70, black powder is allowed however. I'll give it a try in my stainless XLR Marlin. Responses indicate that clean up is not as bad as I thought it might ...

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It appears that Hans Conreid did some of the "voices", to perfection as always.

William Conrad did some of the narration.

It was a pleasure to listen to some of the old recordings.

They were well written and amusing even after all these years.

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The radio shows with William Conrad playing the part of Matt Dillon are very good.

He had a wonderful voice.

They are available for download on the Internet, or at least they were.

Very enjoyable listening to and from work.

But then, that was a long time ago.

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I have had several of their products.

http://www.rockbottomgolf.com/the-weath ... acket.html

http://www.rockbottomgolf.com/the-weath ... pants.html

Considering the price, I have found them to be OK.

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Oh!, to be so talented.

Let's hope the people with "deep pockets" have long arms, no pun intended.

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Thank you very much for your efforts. A copy has been downloaded and squirreled away for future reference.

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l was a machinist and machine designer and builder for many years. Octagon was correct on many counts.....designated files for different metals. For non ferrous metals, never use a file on steel first, it will take that really nice edge off. When I go to use a file, I ALWAYS rub it with plain old s...

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Good for you. It's like rocking horse manure down here.

Although, there is some 296.

It all depends on your phone list and some luck.

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Morning,

1. Do the bullets move forward under recoil?

2. Is it possible to do a roll crimp in the top lube groove?

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I make mine from offcuts of nice timbers that are available at woodworking shows.

Stain if necessary, and apply a coat or two of clear urethane.

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HOW MUCH DID YOU HAVE TO PAY FOR THIS......? I just let that sort of question go through to the wicket keeper. "You don't need to know, I don't need to answer", politely, with the greatest respect of course. Another question that I don't feel inclined to answer is "What do you do?&qu...

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Sorry to hear the news.

At least you know.

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Very classy.

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Older dogs seem to like quiet places where they are left alone. Doesn't seem like a mystery that an older dog, possibly in distress, confused, or just tired, would seek out the same calm quiet environment to just be left alone and 'rest'. :| +1 My thoughts are with you, I know it's not an easy time...

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Years ago one of my students came into class wearing a jacket, far too heavy for the weather. As I was talking to him later, he said he would have loved to have taken the jacket off but couldn't. "I've just come off duty and come straight to class. Under the jacket is my 38 S&W revolver in ...

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He appears to have "pricked" ears.

Cattle dogs and Kelpies share a similar trait.

Pretty much always sign of a "keeper".

If you can't keep him yourself, give somebody worthwhile the opportunity.

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Been through that.

Better to be smelling the roses than ....

All the best for the future, Mark.

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MY only .308 mould is a 173 gr Lyman. I was hoping to use a lighter bullet than that. Thanks! Morning, I load a plain base 165gn cast bullet on top of 8gns of Blue Dot, accurate and pretty easy to live with. Yesterday, I cast two hundred 115gn Lee FN projectiles, I'll try 8-10gns of BD. Trying to r...

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Evening All I don't expect much from Microsoft and am seldom disappointed. Windoze 8.1 is what I use on this Toshiba laptop. As far as updates are concerned, in my experience its basically hit and miss, I tend to ignore them. After all, if you can't get it right the first time.... Heaven help anyone...

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I use a lot of H4895 in my 30-30. It is particularly suitable for "Youth" loads if that is a consideration.

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Morning all Range results for 50yds, rifle a 336C, 30-30, 20" Microgroove barrel. 200gn Lee, GCs, WWs, Alox lube, OAL 2.55", roll crimp+FCD, fed OK from the magazine of my 336C AR2209 aka H4350, Remington LRP, PMC cases Loaded batches of three at, 26, 28, 30 and 32grains. All shot well, so...

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In my experience, dog shelters have the best "mutts".

Healthy, and able to get on with other dogs.

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game keeper wrote:I find it amazing that the more TV channels I get, the less programs there are that I want to watch...

I have noticed the same thing re TV.

Perhaps its another example of the "inverse square law"?.

Cheers from "Bedrock". At least Fred and Barney were funny.

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So, what's the problem?.

If you like the decorations, so be it.

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John, the barrel is a 20" long Micro-groove.

I just made up the third dummy round, 2.550" with a FCD.

The bullet feels quit secure in the neck of the case.

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Thanks John Plenty of good advice. I'll make up several more "dummy" rounds to see how the crimping methods you suggest work with the Lee bullets. As the bullet will be seated below the neck and 1600fps is all I want, how much H4350 do you suggest I start with. I've just come in from the g...

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Evening all, I have cast the Lee 200gn bullets, WWs plus gas check for use in my 30-06. They work well. As far as the 30-30 is concerned, I have only made up two "dummy" rounds, one crimped at the usual point on the bullet the other seated for an OAL of 2.55", no crimp. I have plenty ...

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Here is a MSDS, could be the same stuff you were using

http://www.brownells.com/userdocs/MSDS/ ... efault.pdf

I'd be off to the doctor, asap.

Best of luck, Mark

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Thanks, Mark

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"Lest we forget"

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