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http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2006/07/26/AR2006072600485.html An unarmed corrections officer at the maximum security prison in Jessup was killed by several inmates last night who escaped from their cells despite a prison-wide lockdown, corrections officials said. :mad ...

Woohoo!!!! Way to go!

DAYWALKER wrote:Here are the other pics mentioned...

OK, that last picture in post #125 shows what I wanted to see. The Lava looks kind of odd (what :spyder: doesn't?) by itself or just being held, but the photo showing it on a cutting surface really shows off the ergonomics. Brilliant!

Dear Dr. Ruth,

I seem to have a problem with spydercizing lately. My freinds claim that I am actually spyderbating, but I'm not. Really! What should I tell them?

Thanks.

PS. Love your show. Keep up the good work.

Locks in Socks -- isn't that a Dr. Suess book? :p

Zen's got it right, this is much ado about nothing. This is only about administrative operation of the ports which are already administrated by a foreign-owned company. Funny how the media didn't put up a stink when a China-owned company took over administration of west-coast ports...

The wife and I just celebrated our 32nd anniversary. :eek: :D

I got her a watch with multiple bands for color coordination with her clothes. She got me...














a Dyad !!!! :D :D :D

I tell ya, that is the coolest two-blade folder ever!

Give your wife a hug and a kiss for us.

At first, he told me that the oil was for his personal use, and that he'd just forgotten to take the cassettes out of his pocket before coming in. ...

That afternoon, he told me the truth, which was that he was bringing the stuff in because an inmate had paid him to do it. ...

After a few days, I ...

over G-10 especially

Well, yeah, but those were done for a single store. I also thought those were pretty ugly.

Do any of you guys own kopas? Guess who does the handles...

That's not the only error: civilian
"These are the final models available on this discontinued knife from the Colorado maker."

When was the Civie discontinued???

I could be wrong, but I see such knives more as things that are purchased as gifts and honorifics You are right about that because that is how you would use the knife. than as something a person purchases for their own daily use. You are wrong about that because people get them for their own daily ...

Well, Gerard, I see that I'll need to post this again... :rolleyes:

Scorpy with chetoyant malachite/MOP handle:
http://www.gemoptics.com/images/scorpy-closed.jpg
http://www.gemoptics.com/images/scorpy-open.jpg

I saw a Persian with MOP handle work and it was spectacular! I'll see what they ...

Best of Winners from Puppy Class? In his first show??? :eek: Woo-hoo, way to go, Dozer!

For those of you who want to know what dog shows are really like, watch "Best of Show" to get a behind-the-scene perspective. :rolleyes:

So? Where's the picture?????

Which kind of etching did she use? Acid, sand blast, mechanical, ....?

Jimd wrote: But that's another story that perhaps I'll tell soon.

So, when is the book coming out? :D

I've actually had "friends" stop associating with me after they asked me about my job and I told them. Go figure. I guess they weren't friends then, in the first place.

Nope, definitely not friends.

BTW, did you ever get my e-mail about the Fogelsville drawing? :confused:

Jim,

I really like your landscapes. What would it cost to do a friends house in Fogelsville?

...out of New York...

Oh, that helps. It narrows the search down to about a bazillion stores...

B&H maybe?

The Worker of course, since it started it all.

Gunting -- I first thought, "Whoa, that fell out of the Ugly Tree!" Now that I have one, I must repent. That is an amazing blade.

Dyad -- way cool double blade. The Klingon bat'leth of folders.

Spydertool -- [cue music]Transformers!

Cricket ... oh ...

Way cool! But...

--You posted the negative of the Byrd catalog.

--Remote release II: did you mean

carabiner |?kar??b?n?r| (also karabiner) noun
a coupling link with a safety closure, used by rock climbers.

or (as shown in the catalog)

carabineer |?kar?b??ni(?)r| (also carabinier) noun ...