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Doomed to fail from the start or not I am still going to voice my opposition to legislation I disagree with.Because I can,because too many don't,because so many on this planet wish they could and because it is the right thing to do regardless of outcome.

Haa, you got me with that one! ;D

That is amazing G-Man,thanks for posting that link.

These boots arrived today.These are Herman survivors,nice boots.

I missed this until tonight.Excellent video.I had heard the French had air rifles but I never knew about Lewis and Clarke.Amazing technology,I wonder why these guns were never massed produced.By the civil war I would have believed an easier air compression would have been developed.It is probably better that this type of weapon wasn't used during the American Civil War.My guess is these were too expensive to produce.(?)

And any hunting pals get a good chuckle out of watching you use it! I have used mine on 4 deer so far,I would buy another one.

Read my lips,no new taxes.I agree with the disagree-ers,more taxes is not the answer!Better management and less waste is.This state needs to run within it's means not tax and spend or pass legislation before funding has been appropriated.

That's a lot of shooting,looks like fun, what area are the pictures from?

I need one of those.I have that same red rest.Great idea.

I would try backstrap aprox half an inch thick.It would cook fast and be very tender.Hmm,now I'm hungry.

Thanks Wooly, I had fun taking those.Maybe I can take pictures as well as you do one day.

It is an Olympus 14mp with a 30x zoom.I bought it from the Olympus website refurbed with a two year warranty,case and 2 gb card for $250 with the tax and shipping..I looked at dslr cameras but I wanted a powerful zoom without spending a lot of $$$. 30x is about an 800 mm zoom if I remember right.It does what I want it to.

.2 million looks good to me right now I would take .2 mil also.

Tried out a new camera today.I'm happy with it.

But she only gets to keep .2 million after taxes.

Very well done video.I want to see another video if the reporters are successful someday.

http://www.sportsmansguide.com/net/cb/cb.aspx?a=776943 I just ordered a pair,just under $50 with the shipping.

EAJA was written to reimburse legal costs incurred by small nonprofit organizations along with for-profit organizations with net worth of less than $7 million. However, America's two largest animal rights groups have filed numerous cases under EAJA even though their 2009 combined net assets exceeded $209.6 million and cash balances exceeded $44.5 million. Another abuse uncovered by Baier: In 2008, an animal rights group won a legal ruling regarding wolves and petitioned a federal court in Missoula, Mont., for $388,370 in attorney fees. The judge awarded $263,099, which was based on an hourly rate of $300-even though the federal limit is $125 per hour. In 2007, the same litigant was awarded $280,000 following a similar case in the Great Lakes area. The defendant in both cases was the U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service, whose budget-regardless of whether it's spent on wildlife or lawyers-is financed by a combination of sportsmen fees and tax dollars. Taxpayers bear all EAJA reimbursements to plaintiffs. Baier's preliminary study finds that EAJA needs intensive review. Appropriate modifications could help make laws that are more effective, efficient and resistant to courts deciding wildlife management policies via taxpayer subsidized lawsuits. If the judges are ignorant of the existing laws how will modifications change anything? Perhaps a lawsuit to recoup the unjust compensation is needed . If the courts would get it right the first time none of this would happen.

OH MY GOD!

The higher zoom cameras start to require a tripod at high power zoom I am told.Hopefully the focus is not an issue,the one I bought was a great price.I looked at dslr cameras but too expensive with a high zoom for me.

I googled dodge dart ,not a '62 as wny said .Maybe a '63?

Small world,while you were posting this last night I was ordering a digital camera with a 30x zoom.I can't wait to try it out.

My father thinks it was a 62 Dodge Dart.From Weller Dodge by the Stutson St. bridge over the Genesee river in Rochester.

I'll check with my dad and see if he remembers.It had to have been a few years old and built like a tank I'm sure.May be early 60's or late 50's whatever it is.

Nice!