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Tap your Apple ID. It's the top section in the Settings menu that contains your name and image if you've added one.
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Slide "iCloud Photo Library" to the "On" position. It will turn green. Photos you take on your iPhone, as well as existing photos in your Camera Roll, will now be saved to iCloud.
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Slide "Upload to My Photo Stream" to the "On" position. Any new photos you take with your iPhone will now sync to all that devices on which you've signed in with your Apple ID when they're connected to Wi-Fi.
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This article is about the long gun. For other uses, see Rifle (disambiguation).
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Evolution of the modern rifle:
Top: Baker rifle, an early 19th-century flintlock rifle.
Second: Pattern 1853 Enfield, a mid 19th-century caplock rifled musket.
Third: Dreyse needle gun, the first standard issue military breechloading rifle.
Fourth: Henry rifle, the first successful lever action repeating rifle.
Fifth: Lebel Model 1886 rifle, a late 19th-century bolt-action rifle and the first to use smokeless powder.
Sixth: M1 Garand, an early 20th-century semi-automatic rifle and the first to be adopted as standard military issue.
Seventh: АК-47, a mid 20th-century gas-operated, magazine-fed automatic rifle.
Eighth: M-16 rifle variants A1, A2, M4 Carbine and A4, a late 20th-century gas-operated, magazine-fed assault rifle.
Ninth: Steyr AUG, a late 20th-century selective fire, bullpup assault rifle.
A rifle is a portable, long-barrelled firearm designed for precision-oriented shooting, to be held with both hands and braced against the shoulder for stability during firing, and with a barrel that has a helical pattern of grooves ("rifling") cut into the bore wall. The term was originally rifled gun, with the word "rifle" referring to the machining process of creating groovings with cutting tools, and is now used for any long handheld device designed for well-aimed discharge activated by a trigger, such as the personnel halting and stimulation response rifle. Rifles are used extensively in warfare, law enforcement, hunting and shooting sports.
Like all typical firearms, a rifle's projectile (bullet) is propelled by the contained deflagration of a combustible propellant compound (originally black powder, later cordite, and now nitrocellulose), although other means such as compressed air are used in air rifles, which are popular for vermin control, hunting small game, formal target shooting and casual shooting ("plinking"). The raised areas of a rifle's rifling are called "lands", which make contact with and exert torque on the projectile, imparting a spin around the longitudinal axis of the barrel. When the projectile leaves the barrel, this spin lends gyroscopic stability to the projectile and prevents tumbling in flight, in the same way that a spirally thrown American football or rugby ball behaves. This allows the use of aerodynamically-efficient bullets (as opposed to the spherical balls used in muskets) and thus improves range and accuracy.
TerminologyEdit
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Names of parts of the M1 Garand rifle, World War II era, from US Army field manual
Historically, rifles only fired a single projectile with each squeeze of the trigger. Modern rifles are commonly classified as single shot, bolt action, semi-automatic, or automatic. Single shot, bolt action, and semi-automatic rifles are limited by their designs to fire a single shot for each trigger pull. Only automatic rifles are capable of firing more than one round per trigger squeeze; however, some automatic rifles are limited to fixed bursts of two, three, or more rounds per squeeze.
Modern automatic rifles overlap to some extent in design and function with machine guns. In fact, many light machine guns (such as the Russian RPK) are adaptations of existing automatic rifle designs. A military's light machine guns are typically chambered for the same caliber ammunition as its service rifles. Generally, the difference between an automatic rifle and a machine gun comes down to weight, cooling system, and ammunition feed system. Rifles, with their relatively lighter components (which overheat quickly) and smaller capacity magazines, are incapable of sustained automatic fire in the way that machine guns are; they trade this capability in favor of increased mobility. Modern military rifles are fed by magazines, while machine guns are generally belt-fed. Many machine guns allow the operator to quickly exchange barrels in order to prevent overheating, whereas rifles generally do not. Most machine guns fire from an open bolt in order to reduce the danger of "cook-off", while almost all rifles fire from a closed bolt for accuracy. Machine guns are often crewed by more than one soldier; the rifle is an individual weapon.
The term "rifle" is sometimes used to describe larger rifled crew-served weapons firing explosive shells, for example, recoilless rifles and naval rifles.
In many works of fiction a rifle refers to any weapon that has a stock and is shouldered before firing, even if the weapon is not rifled or does not fire solid projectiles (e.g. a "laser rifle").
Historical overviewEdit
Rifling in a .35 Remington microgroove rifled barrel
Girdled bullet and twin rifle groove of the Brunswick rifle, mid-19th century
The origins of rifling are difficult to trace, but some of the earliest practical experiments seem to have occurred in Europe during the 15th century. Archers had long realized that a twist added to the tail feathers of their arrows gave them greater accuracy. Early muskets produced large quantities of smoke and soot, which had to be cleaned from the action and bore of the musket frequently, either through the action of repeated bore scrubbing, or a deliberate attempt to create "soot grooves" that would allow for more shots to be fired from the firearm. This might also have led to a perceived increase in accuracy, although no one knows for sure. True rifling dates from the mid-15th century,[citation needed] although military commanders preferred smooth bore weapons for infantry use because rifles were much more prone to problems due to powder fouling the barrel and because they took longer to reload and fire than muskets.[citation needed]
Rifles were created as an improvement in the accuracy of smooth bore muskets. In the early 18th century, Benjamin Robins, an English mathematician, realized that an elongated bullet would retain the momentum and kinetic energy of a musket ball, but would slice through the air with greater ease.[1] The black powder used in early muzzle-loading rifles quickly fouled the barrel, making loading slower and more difficult. Their greater range was also considered to be of little practical use, since the smoke from black powder quickly obscured the battlefield and made it almost impossible to target the enemy from a distance. Since musketeers could not afford to take the time to stop and clean their barrels in the middle of a battle, rifles were limited to use by sharpshooters and non-military uses like hunting.[citation needed]
Muskets were smoothbore, large caliber weapons using ball-shaped ammunition fired at relatively low velocity. Due to the high cost and great difficulty of precision manufacturing, and the need to load readily from the muzzle, the musket ball was a loose fit in the barrel. Consequently, on firing the ball bounced off the sides of the barrel when fired and the final direction on leaving the muzzle was unpredictable.[citation needed]
The performance of early muskets defined the style of warfare at the time. Due to the lack of accuracy, soldiers were deployed in long lines (thus Line infantry) to fire at the opposing forces. Precise aim was thus not necessary to hit an opponent. Muskets were used for comparatively rapid, imprecisely aimed volley fire, and the average soldier could be easily trained to use them.[citation needed]
In the territory of Kentucky, one of the most early successful rifles, the long rifle, was developed over the course of the 18th century. Compared to the more common Brown Bess, they had a tighter bore, no room between bullet and barrel, and still used balls instead of conical bullets. The balls the long rifle used were smaller, allowing the production of more rounds for a given amount of lead. These rifles also had longer barrels, allowing more accuracy, which were rifled with a helical groove. These first started appearing sometime before 1740, one early example being made by Jacob Dickert, a German immigrant. By 1850 there were a number of such manufacturers in the area. The longer barrel was a departure by local gunsmiths from their German roots, allowing frontiersmen to carry more rounds and bullets to achieve a higher speed (as the burning gunpowder was contained longer) before emerging from the barrel.[citation needed]
The rifle was used for precise shooting, aiming and firing at individual targets, instead of the musket's use for imprecise fire.[2]
By the time of the American Revolutionary War, these rifles were commonly used by frontiersmen, and Congress authorized the establishment of ten companies of riflemen. One of the most important units was Morgan's Riflemen, led by Daniel Morgan, This sharpshooting unit eventually proved themselves integral to turning the war against the British at the Battle of Saratoga, and in the southern states where General Morgan commanded as well. Aided by the rifle's improved accuracy, Morgan's sharpshooters would pick off enemy cannoneers and officers, reducing the impact of superior British artillery.[3] This kind of advantage was considered pivotal in many battles, like The Battle of Cowpens, Saratoga, and King's Mountain. After King's Mountain, a British officer wrote "The Americans had riflemen who could hit a man anywhere they liked at 200 paces...At King's Mountain, they destroyed us."[4]
Later during the Napoleonic Wars, the British 95th Regiment (Green Jackets) and 60th Regiment, (Royal American), as well as American sharpshooters and riflemen during the War of 1812, used the rifle to great effect during skirmishing. Because of a slower loading time than a musket, they were not adopted by the whole army. Since rifles were used by sharpshooters who did not routinely fire over other men's shoulders, long length was not required to avoid the forward line. A shorter length made a handier weapon in which tight-fitting balls did not have to be rammed so far down the barrel.[citation needed]
The invention of the minie balls in the 1840s solved the slow loading problem, and in the 1850s and 1860s rifles quickly replaced muskets on the battlefield. Many rifles, often referred to as rifled muskets, were very similar to the muskets they replaced, but the military also experimented with other designs. Breech-loading weapons proved to have a much faster rate of fire than muzzleloaders, causing military forces to abandon muzzle loaders in favor of breech-loading designs in the late 1860s. In the later part of the 19th century, rifles were generally single-shot, breech-loading gun, designed for aimed, discretionary fire by individual soldiers. Then, as now, rifles had a stock, either fixed or folding, to be braced against the shoulder when firing.[citation needed]
The adoption of cartridges and breech-loading in the 19th century was concurrent with the general adoption of rifles. In the early part of the 20th century, soldiers were trained to shoot accurately over long ranges with high-powered cartridges. World War I Lee–Enfield rifles (among others) were equipped with long-range 'volley sights' for massed firing at ranges of up to 1.6 km (1 mi). Individual shots were unlikely to hit, but a platoon firing repeatedly could produce a 'beaten ground' effect similar to light artillery or machine guns.[citation needed]
Currently, rifles are the most common firearm in general use for hunting purposes (with the exception of bird hunting, where shotguns are favored). Rifles derived from military designs have long been popular with civilian shooters.[5]
19th centuryEdit
(left) "Premier Consul" model flintlock carbine made by Jean Lepage and named for the First Consul Napoléon Bonaparte, circa 1800; (right) rifling of the Lepage carbine.
During the Napoleonic Wars the British army created several experimental units known as "Rifles", armed with the Baker rifle. These Rifle Regiments were deployed as skirmishers during the Peninsular war in Spain and Portugal, and were more effective than skirmishers armed with muskets due to their accuracy and long range.[citation needed]
Muzzle-loadingEdit
Main article: Muzzle-loading rifle
Gradually, rifles appeared with cylindrical barrels cut with helical grooves, the surfaces between the grooves being "lands". The innovation shortly preceded the mass adoption of breech-loading weapons, as it was not practical to push an overbore bullet down through a rifled barrel, only to then (try to) fire it back out. The dirt and grime from prior shots was pushed down ahead of a tight bullet or ball (which may have been a loose fit in the clean barrel before the first shot), and loading was far more difficult, as the lead had to be deformed to go down in the first place, reducing the accuracy due to deformation. Several systems were tried to deal with the problem, usually by resorting to an under-bore bullet that expanded upon firing.[citation needed]
The method developed by Delvigne for his rifles, with the lead bullet being supported by a wooden sabot at its base.
The original muzzle-loading rifle, with a closely fitting ball to take the rifling grooves, was loaded with difficulty, particularly when foul, and for this reason was not generally used for military purposes. Even with the advent of rifling the bullet itself didn't change, but was wrapped in a greased, cloth patch to grip the rifling grooves.[citation needed]
The first half of the 19th century saw a distinct change in the shape and function of the bullet. In 1826 Delvigne, a French infantry officer, invented a breech with abrupt shoulders on which a spherical bullet was rammed down until it caught the rifling grooves. Delvigne's method, however, deformed the bullet and was inaccurate.[citation needed]
Soon after, the Carabine à tige was invented by Louis-Etienne de Thouvenin, which provided for a stem at the bottom at the barrel that would deform and expand the base of the bullet when rammed, therefore enabling accurate contact with the rifling. However, the area around the stem would clog and get dirty easily.[citation needed]
Minié system – the "rifled musket"Edit
Main articles: Minié ball and Minié rifle
French-made Minié rifle used in Japan during the Boshin war (1868–1869).
One of the most famous was the Minié system, invented by French Army Captain Claude-Étienne Minié, which relied on a conical bullet (known as a Minié ball) with a hollow skirt at the base of the bullet. When fired, the skirt would expand from the pressure of the exploding charge and grip the rifling as the round was fired. The better seal gave more power, as less gas escaped past the bullet, which combined with the fact that for the same bore (caliber) diameter a long bullet was heavier than a round ball. The extra grip also spun the bullet more consistently, which increased the range from about 50 yards for a smooth bore musket to about 300 yards for a rifle using the Minié system. The expanding skirt of the Minié ball also solved the problem that earlier tight fitting bullets were difficult to load as black powder residue fouled the inside of the barrel. The Minié system allowed conical bullets to be loaded into rifles just as quickly as round balls in smooth bores, which allowed rifle muskets to replace muskets on the battlefield. Minié system rifles, notably the U.S. Springfield and the British Enfield of the early 1860s, featured prominently in the U.S. Civil War, due to their enhanced power and accuracy.[citation needed]
Over the 19th century, bullet design also evolved, the bullets becoming gradually smaller and lighter. By 1910 the standard blunt-nosed bullet had been replaced with the pointed, 'spitzer' bullet, an innovation that increased range and penetration. Cartridge design evolved from simple paper tubes containing black powder and shot, to sealed brass cases with integral primers for ignition, while black powder itself was replaced with cordite, and then other nitro-cellulose-based smokeless powder mixtures, propelling bullets to higher velocities than before.[6]
The increased velocity meant that new problems arrived, and so bullets went from being soft lead to harder lead, then to copper-jacketed, in order to better engage the spiraled grooves without "stripping" them in the same way that a screw or bolt thread would be stripped if subjected to extreme forces.[citation needed]
Breech loadingEdit
Main article: Breech-loading weapon
Loading mechanism of the Chassepot
From 1836, breech-loading rifles were introduced with the German Dreyse Needle gun, and followed by the French Tabatière in 1857 the British Calisher and Terry carbine made in Birmingham and later in 1864 and the more well known British Snider–Enfield. Primitive chamber-locking mechanisms were soon replaced by bolt-action mechanisms, exemplified by the Chassepot in 1866. Breech loading was to have a major impact on warfare, as breech-loading rifles can be fired at a rate many times higher than muzzle loaded rifles and significantly can be loaded from a prone rather than standing position. Firing prone (i.e., lying down) is more accurate than firing from a standing position, and a prone rifleman presents a much smaller target than a standing soldier. The higher accuracy and range, combined with reduced vulnerability generally benefited the defense while making the traditional battle between lines of standing and volleying infantry men obsolete.[citation needed]
Revolving rifleEdit
Main article: Revolver § History
Colt Model 1855 Carbine
Revolving rifles were an attempt to increase the rate of fire of rifles by combining them with the revolving firing mechanism that had been developed earlier for revolving pistols. Colt began experimenting with revolving rifles in the early 19th century, and other manufacturers like Remington later experimented with them as well. The Colt Revolving Rifle Model 1855 was an early repeating rifle and the first one to be used by the U.S. Government, and saw some limited action during the American Civil War. Revolvers, both rifles and pistols, tend to spray fragments of metal from the front of the cylinder.
Repeating rifleEdit
The Winchester repeating rifle was invented in the mid-1800s. An operator pulled on a lever to reload the rifle with a stored cartridge.[2]
Cartridge storageEdit
An important area of development was the way that cartridges were stored and used in the weapon. The Spencer repeating rifle was a breech-loading manually operated lever action rifle that was adopted by the United States. Over 20,000 were used during the American Civil War. It marked the first adoption of a removable magazine-fed infantry rifle by any country. The design was completed by Christopher Spencer in 1860.[7] It used copper rimfire cartridges stored in a removable seven round tube magazine, enabling the rounds to be fired one after another. When the magazine was empty, it could be exchanged for another.[citation needed]
Czechoslovak rifle vz. 24
In the Russo-Japanese War of 1904–1905, military observers from Europe and the United States witnessed a major conflict fought with high velocity bolt-action rifles firing smokeless powder.[8]:179,229,230[9]:104,105 The Battle of Mukden fought in 1905 consisted of nearly 343,000 Russian troops against over 281,000 Japanese troops. The Russian Mosin–Nagant Model 1891 in 7.62mm was pitted against the Japanese Arisaka Type 30 bolt-action rifle in 6.5mm,[9]:104,105,155 each had velocities well over the 19th century black powder velocities of under 2,000 feet per second (610 m/s).[9]:187[10]:28,29
Until the late 19th century rifles tended to be very long, some rifles reaching approximately 2 m (6 ft) in length (see long rifle) to maximize accuracy, making early rifles impractical for use by cavalry. However, following the advent of more powerful smokeless powder, a shorter barrel did not impair accuracy as much. As a result, cavalry saw limited, but noteworthy, usage in 20th century conflicts.[citation needed]
The advent of massed, rapid firepower of the machine gun, submachine gun and the rifled artillery piece was so quick as to outstrip the development of any way to attack a trench defended by riflemen and machine gunners. The carnage of World War I was perhaps the greatest vindication and vilification of the rifle as a military weapon.[citation needed]
The M1 Garand was a semi-automatic rapid-fire rifle developed for modern warfare use in World War II.[2]
Modern hunting rifle
During and after World War II it became accepted that most infantry engagements occur at ranges of less than 300 m; the range and power of the large full-powered rifle cartridges were "overkill"; and thus the weapons were heavier than ideal. This led to Germany's development of the 7.92×33mm Kurz (short) round, the MKb-42, and ultimately, the assault rifle. Today, an infantryman's rifle is optimized for ranges of 300 m or less, and soldiers are trained to deliver individual rounds or bursts of fire within these distances. Typically, the application of accurate, long-range fire is the domain of the marksman and the sniper in warfare, and of enthusiastic target shooters in peacetime. The modern marksman rifle and sniper rifle are usually capable of accuracy better than 0.3 mrad at 100 yards (1 arcminute).[citation needed]
Blaser R8 Professional
3D printed rifleEdit
Main article: Grizzly (.22-caliber rifle)
The Grizzly is a 3D printed .22-caliber rifle created around August 2013.[11] It was created using a Stratasys Dimension 1200es printer.[12] It was created by a Canadian only known by the pseudonym "Matthew" who told The Verge that he is in his late 20s, and his main job is making tools for the construction industry.[12][13]
The original Grizzly fired a single shot before breaking.[12] Grizzly 2.0 fired fourteen bullets before getting damaged due to the strain.[13] According to the Daily Mail, the Grizzly 2.0 performed so well that the inventor "Matthew" was able to put the rifle to his shoulder, pressed against his cheek, and shoot off three rounds without hurting himself.[11]
Youth rifleEdit
A youth rifle is a rifle designed or modified for fitting children, or small-framed shooters. A youth rifle is often a single shot .22 caliber rifle, or a bolt action rifle, although some youth rifles are semi-automatic. They are usually very light, with a greatly shortened length of pull, which is necessary to accommodate children. Youth stocks are available for many popular rifles, such as the Ruger 10/22, a semi-automatic .22 LR rifle, allowing a youth rifle to be made from a standard rifle by simply changing the stock. The typical ages of shooters for such rifles vary from about age 5 to 11 years old.[citation needed]
Technical aspectsEdit
RiflingEdit
Main article: Rifling
The usual form of rifling was helical grooves in a round bore.
Some early rifled guns had barrels with a twisted polygonal bore. The Whitworth rifle was the first such type designed to spin the round for accuracy. Bullets for these guns were made to match the shape of the bore so the bullet would grip the rifle bore and take a spin that way. These were generally large caliber weapons and the ammunition still did not fit tightly in the barrel. Many different shapes and degrees of spiraling were used in experimental designs. One widely produced example was the Metford rifling in the Pattern 1888 Lee–Metford service rifle. Although uncommon, polygonal rifling is still used in some weapons today, with one example being the Glock line of pistols (which fire standard bullets). Unfortunately, many of these early designs were prone to dangerous backfiring, which could lead to destruction of the weapon and serious injury to the person firing it.
Barrel wearEdit
Benchrest shooting with a Mauser rifle
As the bullet enters the barrel, it inserts itself into the rifling, a process that gradually wears down the barrel, and also causes the barrel to heat up more rapidly. Therefore, some machine guns are equipped with quick-change barrels that can be swapped every few thousand rounds, or in earlier designs, were water-cooled. Unlike older carbon steel barrels, which were limited to around 1,000 shots before the extreme heat caused accuracy to fade, modern stainless steel barrels for target rifles are much more resistant to wear, allowing many thousands of rounds to be fired before accuracy drops. (Many shotguns and small arms have chrome-lined barrels to reduce wear and enhance corrosion resistance. This is rare on rifles designed for extreme accuracy, as the plating process is difficult and liable to reduce the effect of the rifling.) Modern ammunition has a hardened lead core with a softer outer cladding or jacket, typically of an alloy of copper and nickel – cupro-nickel. Some ammunition is even coated with molybdenum disulfide to further reduce internal friction – the so-called 'moly-coated' bullet.[14]
Rate of fireEdit
Main article: Rate of fire
Rifles were initially single-shot, muzzle-loading weapons. During the 18th century, breech-loading weapons were designed, which allowed the rifleman to reload while under cover, but defects in manufacturing and the difficulty in forming a reliable gas-tight seal prevented widespread adoption. During the 19th century, multi-shot repeating rifles using lever, pump or linear bolt actions became standard, further increasing the rate of fire and minimizing the fuss involved in loading a firearm. The problem of proper seal creation had been solved with the use of brass cartridge cases, which expanded in an elastic fashion at the point of firing and effectively sealed the breech while the pressure remained high, then relaxed back enough to allow for easy removal. By the end of the 19th century, the leading bolt-action design was that of Paul Mauser, whose action—wedded to a reliable design possessing a five-shot magazine—became a world standard through two world wars and beyond. The Mauser rifle was paralleled by Britain's ten-shot Lee–Enfield and America's 1903 Springfield Rifle models. The American M1903 closely copied Mauser's original design.
RangeEdit
Barrel rifling dramatically increased the range and accuracy of the musket. Indeed, throughout its development, the rifle's history has been marked by increases in range and accuracy. From the Minié rifle and beyond, the rifle has become ever more potent at long range strikes.
In recent decades, large-caliber anti-materiel rifles, typically firing between 12.7 mm and 20 mm caliber cartridges, have been developed. The US Barrett M82A1 is probably the best-known such rifle. These weapons are typically used to strike critical, vulnerable targets such as computerized command and control vehicles, radio trucks, radar antennae, vehicle engine blocks and the jet engines of enemy aircraft. Anti-materiel rifles can be used against human targets, but the much higher weight of rifle and ammunition, and the massive recoil and muzzle blast, usually make them less than practical for such use. The Barrett M82 is designed with a maximum effective range of 1,800 m (1.1 mi), although it has a confirmed kill distance of 2,430 m (1.51 mi) in Afghanistan during Operation Anaconda in 2002.[15] The record for the longest confirmed kill shot stands at 3,540 m (11,610 ft), set by an unnamed soldier with Canada's elite special operations unit Joint Task Force 2 using a McMillan TAC-50 sniper rifle.[16]
Bullet rotational speed (RPM)Edit
Bullets leaving a rifled barrel can spin at a rotational speed of over 100,000 revolutions per minute (rpm, or 1.67 kilohertz) depending on the muzzle velocity of the bullet and the pitch of the rifling. The rotational speed of the bullet can be calculated by using the formula below. The formula divides the number of inches in a foot (12) by the rate of twist that the barrel has. This number is multiplied by the muzzle velocity (MV) and the number of seconds in a minute (60). For example, a bullet with a muzzle velocity of 3,000 feet per second (910 m/s) leaving a barrel that twists once per foot (1/12") would rotate at 180,000rpm.[17]
MV / twist rate = rotational speed
MV (in fps) × (12 in. /twist rate) × 60 s/min. = Bullet RPM
Example using a barrel that has a twist rate of 1 turn in 8" with a muzzle velocity of 3000 ft/s:
3000 fps × (12"/(8"/rotation)) × 60 s/min. = 270,000 RPM
Excessive rotational speed can exceed the bullet's designed limits and the inadequate centripetal force will fail to keep the bullet from disintegrating in a radial fashion.[18]
CaliberEdit
Rifles may be chambered in a variety of calibers, from as low as .17 (4.4mm) varmint calibers to as high as .80 caliber in the case of the largest anti tank rifles. The term caliber essentially refers to the width of the bullet fired through a rifle's barrel. Armies have consistently attempted to find and procure the most lethal and accurate caliber for their firearms.
The standard calibers used by the world's militaries tend to follow worldwide trends. These trends have significantly changed during the centuries of firearm design and re-design. Muskets were normally chambered for large calibers, such as .50 or .59, with the theory that these large bullets caused the most damage.
During World War I and II, most rifles were chambered in .30 caliber, a combination of power and speed. Examples would be the .303 British Lee–Enfield, the American M1903 .30-06, and the German 8mm Mauser K98.
An exception was the Italian Modello 91 rifle, which used the 6.5×52mm Mannlicher–Carcano cartridge.
Detailed study of infantry combat during and after WWII revealed that most small-arms engagements occurred within 100 meters, meaning that the power and range of the traditional .30-caliber weapons (designed for engagements at 500 meters and beyond) was essentially wasted. The single greatest predictor of an individual soldier's combat effectiveness was the number of rounds he fired. Weapons designers and strategists realized that service rifles firing smaller-caliber projectiles would allow troops to carry far more ammunition for the same weight. The lower recoil and more generous magazine capacities of small-caliber weapons also allows troops a much greater volume of fire, compared to historical battle rifles. Smaller, faster traveling, less stable projectiles have also demonstrated greater terminal ballistics and therein, a greater lethality than traditional .30-caliber rounds. Most modern service rifles fire a projectile of approximately 5.56mm. Examples of firearms in this range are the American 5.56 mm M16 and the Russian 5.45×39mm AK-74.
Types of rifleEdit
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By mechanismEdit
Spring-piston
Fixed barrel, either underlever, sidelever or overlever
Pump pneumatic, either single-stroke or multi-stroke
Pre-charged pneumatic (PCP)
Compressed gas (external)
High pressure air (HPA)
Muzzle-loading rifle, some flintlock and mostly caplock
Breech-loading rifle
Breechblock rifle, either trapdoor, rolling, dropping, tilting or screwed
Break-action rifle
Double rifle (list)
Revolving rifle
Lever-action rifle, e.g. Winchester rifle, Spencer rifle
Pump-action rifle, e.g. Colt Lightning Carbine
Bolt-action rifle
Turn-pull, e.g. Mauser G98, Lee-Enfield, Mosin-Nagant
Straight-pull, e.g. Ross rifle, K31, Mannlicher M1895, Blaser R93/R8
Lever-release rifle, e.g. Verney-Carron SpeedLine
Self-loading
Automatic rifle
Selective-fire rifle
By usageEdit
Military and law enforcement
Anti-materiel rifle
Anti-tank rifle
Long rifle
Personal defense weapon
Designated marksman rifle
Sniper rifle (list)
Scout rifle
Service rifle
Assault rifle (list)
Battle rifle (list)
Carbine (list)
Hunting rifle
Buffalo rifle
Elephant rifle
Express rifle
Match/target rifle
Benchrest rifle
Modern sporting rifle
Short-barreled rifle
Varmint rifle
Advanced Combat Rifle/Project Abakan
Antique firearms
British military rifles
List of assault rifles
List of battle rifles
List of multiple barrel rifles
List of rifle cartridges
List of sniper rifles
Objective Individual Combat Weapon
Rifle grenade
Rifling
Shooting at the Summer Olympics
Telescopic sight
^ "The How and Why of Long Shots and Straight Shots". Cornhill Magazine. April 1860. Archived from the original on 4 November 2010.
^ a b c "Book Explores History Of The American Rifle". NPR.org. Retrieved 11 February 2017.
^ Those Tall American Patriots and Their Long Rifles
^ A Short History Of The Kentucky Long Rifle
^ Robert A. Sadowski (2015). Shooter's Bible Guide to Tactical Firearms: A Comprehensive Guide to Precision Rifles and Long-Range Shooting Gear. Skyhorse Publishing, Inc. ISBN 9781632209351.
^ "Rifled Breech Loader". globalsecurity.org.
^ Spencer Tucker (2013). Almanac of American Military History. ABC-CLIO. p. 1028. ISBN 1598845306.
^ Keegan, John (1999). The First World War. New York: Alfred A. Knopf. ISBN 0-375-40052-4.
^ a b c Menning, Bruce W. (1992). Bayonets Before Bullets; The Imperial Russian Army, 1861–1914. Bloomington, Indiana: Indiana University. ISBN 0-253-33745-3.
^ Honeycutt, Fred L.; Anthony, F. Patt (2006). Military Rifles of Japan (Fifth ed.). Monticello, Iowa: Julin. ISBN 0-9623208-7-0.
^ a b 3D printed plastic rifle successfully fires 14 rounds – as gun advocates predict it will force changes in the law, DailyMail, 9 August 2013. (Archived 10 September 2014 at the Wayback Machine)
^ a b c First 3-D printed rifle fires bullet, then breaks, NBC News, 26 July 2013. (Archived 10 September 2014 at the Wayback Machine)
^ a b World's first 3D-printed rifle gets update, fires 14 shots, The Verge, 4 August 2013.(Archived 6 October 2014 at the Wayback Machine)
^ "GUIDE to Bullet Coating". www.6mmbr.com. Retrieved 12 January 2017.
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^ Fife, Robert (21 June 2017). "Canadian elite special forces sniper makes record-breaking kill shot in Iraq". The Globe and Mail. Retrieved 28 February 2018.
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Class CIDFull

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  org.apache.fop.fonts.CIDFull

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CIDSet

public class CIDFull
extends java.lang.Object
implements CIDSet

Provides methods to get font information.
 Naming:
 glyph index: original index of the glyph in the non-subset font (!= unicode index)
 character selector: index into a set of glyphs. For subset CID fonts, this starts at 0. For non-subset
 fonts, this is the same as the glyph index.
 Unicode index: The Unicode codepoint of a character.
 Glyph name: the Adobe glyph name (as found in Glyphs.java)

Constructor Summary

CIDFull(MultiByteFont mbf)

Method Summary

 char[]
getChars()

          Returns a char array containing all Unicode characters that are in the subset.

 int
getGIDFromChar(char ch)

          Returns the glyph index from the original font from a character

 java.util.BitSet
getGlyphIndices()

          Returns a BitSet with bits set for each available glyph index in the subset.

 java.util.Map<java.lang.Integer,java.lang.Integer>
getGlyphs()

          Returns an unmodifiable Map of the font subset.

 int
getNumberOfGlyphs()

          Returns the number of glyphs in the subset.

 int
getOriginalGlyphIndex(int index)

          Returns the original index of the glyph inside the (non-subset) font's glyph list.

 char
getUnicode(int index)

          Returns the Unicode value for a subset index (character selector).

 char
getUnicodeFromGID(int glyphIndex)

          Gets the unicode character from the original font glyph index

 int[]
getWidths()

          Return the array of widths.

 int
mapChar(int glyphIndex,
        char unicode)

          Maps a character to a character selector for a font subset.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

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CIDFull

public CIDFull(MultiByteFont mbf)

Method Detail

getOriginalGlyphIndex

public int getOriginalGlyphIndex(int index)

Returns the original index of the glyph inside the (non-subset) font's glyph list. This
 index can be used to access the character width information, for example.

Specified by:
getOriginalGlyphIndex in interface CIDSet

Parameters:
index - the subset index (character selector) to access the glyph

Returns:
the original index (or -1 if no glyph index is available for the subset index)

getUnicodeFromGID

public char getUnicodeFromGID(int glyphIndex)

Gets the unicode character from the original font glyph index

Specified by:
getUnicodeFromGID in interface CIDSet

Parameters:
glyphIndex - The original glyph index of the character in the font

Returns:
The character represented by the passed GID

getGIDFromChar

public int getGIDFromChar(char ch)

Returns the glyph index from the original font from a character

Specified by:
getGIDFromChar in interface CIDSet

Parameters:
ch - The character

Returns:
The glyph index in the original font.

getUnicode

public char getUnicode(int index)

Returns the Unicode value for a subset index (character selector). If there's no such
 Unicode value, the "NOT A CHARACTER" (0xFFFF) is returned.

Specified by:
getUnicode in interface CIDSet

Parameters:
index - the subset index (character selector)

Returns:
the Unicode value or "NOT A CHARACTER" (0xFFFF)

mapChar

public int mapChar(int glyphIndex,
                   char unicode)

Maps a character to a character selector for a font subset. If the character isn't in the
 subset, yet, it is added and a new character selector returned. Otherwise, the already
 allocated character selector is returned from the existing map/subset.

Specified by:
mapChar in interface CIDSet

Parameters:
glyphIndex - the glyph index of the character
unicode - the Unicode index of the character

Returns:
the subset index

getGlyphs

public java.util.Map<java.lang.Integer,java.lang.Integer> getGlyphs()

Returns an unmodifiable Map of the font subset. It maps from glyph index to
 character selector (i.e. the subset index in this case).

Specified by:
getGlyphs in interface CIDSet

Returns:
Map Map<Integer, Integer> of the font subset

getChars

public char[] getChars()

Returns a char array containing all Unicode characters that are in the subset.

Specified by:
getChars in interface CIDSet

Returns:
a char array with all used Unicode characters

getNumberOfGlyphs

public int getNumberOfGlyphs()

Returns the number of glyphs in the subset.

Specified by:
getNumberOfGlyphs in interface CIDSet

Returns:
the number of glyphs in the subset

getGlyphIndices

public java.util.BitSet getGlyphIndices()

Returns a BitSet with bits set for each available glyph index in the subset.

Specified by:
getGlyphIndices in interface CIDSet

Returns:
a BitSet indicating available glyph indices

getWidths

public int[] getWidths()

Return the array of widths.

 This is used to get an array for inserting in an output format.
 It should not be used for lookup.

Specified by:
getWidths in interface CIDSet

Returns:
an array of widths

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Venkojipalem is a locality in Visakhapatanam City in Andhra Pradesh State, India. It belongs to Andhra region. Venkojipalem is divided into New Venkojipalem and Old Venkojipalem.

Features
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Q: Умножения double на double Всем доброго времени суток. Встретил такую проблему при умножении Double на Double: при умножении 2 чисел я получаю результат с точность до комы.
Пример кода
x = data->perp_wall_dist * data->ray_dir_y;
printf("perp_wall == %f ,  ray_dir = %f, dou*dou == %f\n", data->perp_wall_dist, data->ray_dir_y, data->perp_wall_dist * data->ray_dir_y);

Пример нескольких результатов

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*perp_wall == 3.078403 ,  ray_dir = 0.649688, perp_wall*ray_dir == 2.000000

*perp_wall == 3.068661 ,  ray_dir = 0.651750, perp_wall*ray_dir == 2.000000

*perp_wall == 3.058981 ,  ray_dir = 0.653813, perp_wall*ray_dir == 2.000000

и т.д
Почему результат неточный, точность вычислений критически важна и как можно устранить эту проблему?

A: Вы вроде бы работаете с double, но выводите значения как float. Используйте правильные спецификаторы - сравните вывод в двух строках сами:
double perp_wall_dist[3] = {3.078403, 3.068661, 3.058981 };
double ray_dir_y[3]      = {0.649688, 0.651750, 0.653813 };

for(int i = 0; i < 3; ++i)
{
    printf("perp_wall == %f ,  ray_dir = %f, dou*dou == %f\n",
           perp_wall_dist[i], ray_dir_y[i], perp_wall_dist[i] * ray_dir_y[i]);
    printf("perp_wall == %.12lf ,  ray_dir = %.12f, dou*dou == %.12f\n\n",
           perp_wall_dist[i], ray_dir_y[i], perp_wall_dist[i] * ray_dir_y[i]);
}

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Divorced from a scoundrel who she, never-the-less, still loved and with an infant boy to raise, Emma's situation seemed hopeless. Then along came a young Dane named Nels. He did not offer much: living in a hole in a river bank with a buffalo robe for a door. Still, it seemed a chance worth taking.
And so their story began with a marriage of convenience, if not desperation. Emma followed her new husband to a secluded valley along the Blackfoot River in 1870 where she would raise sons and bury daughters. Nels would go on to be a leading figure in Idaho, a canal builder, a banker and a farmer. Emma would be a mother to four boys and, at last, one girl. She would be the star witness in a sensational trial about a religious war that echoes eerily today in incidents like Waco and Jonestown. Mostly she was a proud, brave woman who survived lonely, heartbreaking years before civilization crept into the West.
Emma told her story to daughter Agnes, who set it down as a series of letters, each of which Emma approved as it came out of the typewriter. The resulting book was first published in 1923. It was on the press the day Emma died.
Letters of Long ago is a haunting, often heart-breaking book you will not soon forget.
Letters of Long Ago, by Agnes Just Reid, is back after being out of print for more than three decades. This classic story chronicles 20 years of 19th Century pioneer life in Idaho. The fourth edition of this poignant book includes photographs, a family tree and additional background material never before seen.
Agnes Just Reid was a well-known regional writer in the Rocky Mountain States. She published numerous articles and poetry in magazines and newspapers from about 1920 into the 1970s. She wrote a newspaper column for the Blackfoot, Idaho daily newspaper for over 50 years. Mrs. Reid published several books of poetry, all of which are now out of print.


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New York: Imam convicted of terrorism is deported
By Pamela Geller - on June 11, 2019
Monitor the Mosques
What about his congregation and all the other Muslims who follow his teachings? Is the mosque being monitored? Yassin Aref conspired to aid a terrorist group and provided support for a weapon of mass destruction, as well as money-laundering and supporting a foreign terrorist organization, Jaish-e-Mohammed.
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Former Imam in NY Terrorism Sting Is Deported to Iraq
A former imam who served 13 years in federal prison after being convicted of terrorism in an FBI sting in upstate New York has been deported to Iraq.
By Associated Press, Wire Service Content, June 10, 2019:
ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — A former imam who served 14 years in federal custody after being convicted of terrorism in an FBI sting in upstate New York has been deported to Iraq.
The son and lawyer of Yassin Aref tell the Albany Times Union that he was deported Sunday night.
Aref was imam at an Albany mosque when he was arrested in 2004 for his role in a money laundering scheme involving an FBI informant who posed as an illegal arms dealer. The informant said he needed to launder money from the sale of a shoulder-carried rocket launcher to be used to kill a Pakistani diplomat.
"Albany mosque imam convicted of terrorism in sting deported," by Mallory Moench, Times Union, June 10, 2019:
Yassin Aref, an imam at an Albany mosque convicted of terrorism in a post-9/11 FBI sting, was deported Sunday night, his son and lawyer said.
Aref, who is Kurdish, will return to Iraq after 13 1/2 years in federal prison and eight months in immigration detention in Pennsylvania.
His son Salah Muhiddin said he received a call from his father around 3:45 p.m. Sunday telling him that Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) told Aref to pack up his belongings and prepare to leave. A little later, the messaging system that he uses stopped working and ICE's detainee locator stopped listing him as a detainee.
Muhiddin was expecting a call anytime Sunday evening to confirm Aref was at the airport.
"If everything goes smoothly, he should be back in his home country as a free man tomorrow," Muhiddin said.
Aref's long-term lawyer Kathy Manley said at a hearing in federal court arguing for Aref's release last Friday, ICE said Aref would be deported soon.
"We were asking for him to be released because we didn't know when he was actually going to go. They said you don't need to do that, he'll be deported next week," Manley said.
Aref, who was imam at Masjid As-Salam on Central Ave., was convicted in October 2006 by a federal jury in Albany of conspiring to aid a terrorist group with Central Avenue pizza shop owner Mohammad Hossain, an immigrant from Bangladesh. Their 2004 arrest was based on recorded information gathered during an FBI counter-terrorism sting involving money laundering to purchase a shoulder-fired rocket launcher.
Prosecutors portrayed Aref as a religious fanatic. But Manley and others believe Aref's arrest was a case of entrapment….


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Kreativno pero Primary School follows the teaching plan and programme of The Ministry of Education, Science and Technological Development of the Republic of Serbia, in accordance with the Fundamentals of Educational and Pedagogical Systems Act. One of the particularities in our work since the very foundation of the school has been teaching subjects in the area of arts, foreign languages and sports starting from the first grade. Besides compulsory and elective subjects, the school offers optional courses of a second foreign language (French or German) from the first grade of primary school.
Our school maintains a bilingual programme and lessons are held in both English and Serbian. In addition to developing their language competencies, this approach allows our students to learn terminology specific to a given subject. The development of bilingual teaching model allows them to see themselves as a part of both local and global communities. Three key subjects (English as a second language, Mathematics and Science) are reinforced according to the Cambridge programme as extracurricular courses. Our focus on supporting the development of bilinguality can be seen in the comparison of teaching programmes and creation of a comprehensive curriculum which comprises both programmes. Thus, the students of our primary school are awarded several certificates at the end of their education: certificate of the completed primary education and the certificates of completion for Cambridge Primary and Cambridge Secondary 1 levels.
We take special pride in the application of various innovative methods for encouraging the spirit of community and learning by research through the use of ICT in teaching.
One of the important values of Kreativno pero is the range of independent creative activities, so that our students take part in painting and applied art, singing and choir, as well as in clubs such as Drama, Literature, Media, Book Club, Ecologicy, Chess, Sports, Maths and Cooking. Also on offer are dance programmes, entrepreneurship for beginners, fashion design, gardening, Japanimation, creative writing, reciting etc. Students choose these clubs based on their interests, affinities, special abilities and talents, and the teacher's role is to provide mentorship to each student.
Our school has the honour to collaborate with Vojislav Andric, Ph.D., an expert in the area of supporting the development of logical-mathematical thinking in gifted students. Vojislav Andric, Ph.D., author of numerous textbooks and scientific works, contributes considerably to the quality of mathematics teaching, enabling us to support gifted students. An expert of this calibre in the area of mathematics is certainly an immeasurable help to our teaching staff.
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Through the years, I've learned to always look DOWN when entering the inflation building at work in the wee hours of the morning. You never know what's going to be scurrying, crawling, hopping or lurking on the floor at that time of the morning. That doesn't even take into account what might drop on you when raising the overhead doors! I've encountered rabbits, opossums, millipedes, centipedes, scorpions, countless numbers of tarantulas, Gulf coast toads, insects of all shapes and sizes and even a snake or two. So it was nice to finally see signs of life late last week, after our colder than normal, seemed like it would NEVER end, El Nino winter. Our overnight lows had finally inched up into the lower 70s, optimum for all creatures, large and small, to emerge from their winter naps.
As I entered the building last Friday just after 5 am, an odd shape immediately caught my eye on the unfinished cement floor. It was no bigger than the end of my thumb but I knew it wasn't supposed to be there. Suddenly, a short hop and I recognized the odd shape as a Narrow-mouthed toad. I had never seen one in my 16 years living in Brownsville although I had heard their distinct calls from our infamous "moat" that surrounds the office. The moat is nothing more than a poor attempt at a drainage ditch that fills up when the resaca across the street overflows during a heavy rain event. But, when filled, it teams with all kinds of creatures, including crayfish, frogs and even carp. So after finally seeing my first Narrow-mouthed, the first thought that went through my mind was "photo subject!" I easily caught the tiny amphibian and dropped it temporarily into a balloon bag while I went about the business of inflating the weather balloon. Back in the office, I transferred my subject to one of the many plastic containers, conveniently tucked away in my cubicle for such situations.
After a quick series of photos, I'm happy to say I released my friend early this morning in the culvert that stands in front of our inflation building. I hope to see more in the future and I hate to think it might take another 16 years! Regardless, I know I'll enjoy a chorus of toads, maybe as soon as tomorrow evening, when the threat of rain again brings out their song.
Aww..he's so tiny :) Dare I say, cute??
I knew you'd finally come around!


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How a Culture of Love Translates into the Customer Experience
Imagine landing a new job in a new place – a place that's more than a thousand miles over water from where you've spent your entire life. You're excited about the adventure. So you pack up everything youown, including your car, and have it shipped to your new home, eager to start your new life.
Now imagine seeing that dream – the American Dream – slip like sand through your fingers because someone you trusted didn't deliver on a promise. Who do you turn to? What do you do? How do you rebound from the expense of relocating to a new place only to find that the job you were promised doesn't exist?
That was the case for a customer of Trailer Bridge, the logistics company that specializes in shipping freight between Florida, Puerto Rico, and the Dominican Republic. Fortunately, in this case the customer was dealing with a company run by a culture of Love.
For Mitch Luciano, who has spent the last two years turning around Trailer Bridge's culture and financial performance as the company's president, the best thing about this story is that he was barely involved in it.
Mitch, a practitioner of The Radical Leap process, knew something powerful was happening in their culture because their employees didn't seek the boss' permission to do the right thing. They just did it.
"Our customer, who lived in Puerto Rico, had a phone interview with a potential employer in Orlando and was told he had the job," Luciano said when he told me the story.
"He contracted with us to ship his car, and we charged him our standard fee for moving cars from Puerto Rico to the United States, and he paid the bill. But when he got to Orlando and showed up for work, they told him that the job was no longer available."
Can you imagine? You've spent your last dime to ship yourself and your car to the mainland to take a new job and start a new life—and you're told…what?
"We're sorry," they said. "We made a mistake."
Distraught, he drove back to Jacksonville, and his mother met him there with just enough money for the two of them to go home.
But they didn't have another $500 to ship his car back. too.
Feeling compassion for their customer, one of the Trailer Bridge employees asked Luciano if they could charge him half price to get his car home.
"Absolutely," Luciano said. "Charge him half."
The man was thankful for the offer, but he pointed out that half was the same as full price to someone with no money at all—he just didn't have the cash.
So without consulting Luciano, the Trailer Bridge team made a decision to ship his car back to Puerto Rico for free.
"We're not going to charge you anything," Trailer Bridge told their customer. "You can pick up your car next Wednesday in Puerto Rico."
The man was so grateful that he and his mother came to the Trailer Bridge corporate office and hugged everybody and anybody they could get their arms around.
"You have no idea how important it was to us," he said. "If anybody ever asks me who should I use for shipping, I'm telling them every single time it's Trailer Bridge."
The man's endorsement might lead to a few new customers, but, really, that had nothing to do with why the employees treated him that way. They did it because a culture of Love expresses itself with love toward its customers.
"Ultimately, what's $500 to us?" Luciano said. "But it meant the world to this one individual. And who knows where he'll be five years from now? Maybe he'll be the director of transportation for some company in Puerto Rico, and he'll use Trailer Bridge for everything. All we know for sure is that we had an impact on his life."
Many leaders resist the idea of incorporating "love" into their business model, but Luciano knows the power it brings – both to the culture of his organization and in the impact it has on customers and the community.
Look at what happened: They created a culture where every day they experience the importance of helping each other. Then they had a customer who was in dire straits. It was obvious to the team that they needed to get his car back to Puerto Rico, because he couldn't afford to ship it himself. They not only knew the right thing to do, but they felt confident they could do the right thing without fear of retribution from above.
"We need to do that for him because it was the right thing to do, because we loved him," Luciano said. "Not because it's going to pay off in the future, but because it's the right thing to do. They made that decision and then told me about it."
They learned that when Extreme Leaders take a Radical Leap, good things happen – for themselves and for their customers.
And that's why love is just damned good business—for Trailer Bridge and the rest of us.
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Here's a completely random post of real, healthy food. I know, this is a bakery blog (specifically, my bakery), but… this food was phenomenal, so, it deserves some mention. This fine lunch we had at the Asheville Bier Garden. Heaps of beers on tap (and bottled), and some seriously good food!
Here's a Chicken and Apple Sausage sandwich. Tasty. The sweet potato fries were interesting. They were generously sprinkled with cinnamon, and sugar. This didn't quite work for me, because when I want fries, I want SALT! Not sugar…. but, whatever. It was an experience.
The buttery foccacia bread was coated in crushed pecans and herbs, then baked. Really good.


Презентация «Дом на английском языке». Размер 310 КБ. Автор: Ученик10.
«USA» - English (American English) is the de facto national language. Education. Tennis and many outdoor sports are popular as well. Energy. Culture. Wheat is the primary cereal grain. College football and basketball attract large audiences. Flag of USA. USA-United States of America. Sports. Food. Eight Olympic Games have taken place in the United States. Language. Mainstream American cuisine is similar to that in other Western countries.
«British food» - Mix together the pears, walnuts and watercress. Place a little buttercream on top of each cake. Bake for 30 minutes, until the chicken is tender. Arrange on top of the onion in a single layer. Cornish Caudle Chicken Pie. Add the chicken and cook until evenly browned. Goat's Cheese with Pear and Walnut Salad. Serve on top of the cheese. Simmer for 2-3 minutes, then pour over the chicken. Transfer equal amounts to 18 paper cases standing in 18 ungreased bun tins.
«Неправильные глаголы» - Новый бутерброд. Чудак. Неправильные глаголы. Деньги. Металлический ларец. Я в буфете. Awoke. Клад искал один чудак. Eat. Ананасы. Стол. Богато заживет. Awake. Топор. Сосед. Правила образования неправильных глаголов. Перед тем, как открывать. Клад. Dig.
«Семья по-английски» - Check your answers. What is a family. Карта ассоциаций. Warming up. Phonetic drill. You need to continue my poems with the names of members of the family. Listen to the song and relax. All of your family plus you is a family. One and another makes two is a family. All kinds of people can make up a family. Физкультминутка. Join the parts of the words. All kinds of creatures can make up a family. Урок английского языка в 6 классе.
«Дом на английском языке» - Повторить предлоги места. Английский язык. Формирование диалогической речи. Look at the pictures. Предлоги места. Look and read. We begin our lesson. Оборот. Good morning, dear friends. Task.
«Russian games» - England is the home of football. Many children are playing football. They like Football very much. In Russia football appeared at the end 19th century. Football is very popular in Russia. Basketball is popular in Russia. Basketball appeared in the Russia in 1901. Sports and games popular in Russia. Country of basketball is the USA. It is played ball basketball.


I can never understand why woman choose black all the time as an 'easy' option for work. To me, colour is easy, individual and more fun! You don't need a lot to make it work, you just need to mix & match and choose a palette of neutral colours and about 6 colours that you love and feel good in.