Rich Hoffman
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Category: Movie Review
The Wisdom of Darryl Parks: What congress and the senate don’t want you to know
Sleeping with a Sleazy Salesman: The Path of the Obama Presidency
On July 29th 2011 President Obama said “I don’t know why the Republicans in the House are voting for their own bill, it doesn’t have a shot at becoming law. We need to reach a consensus as a nation.” That statement is the reason for this post. What Obama is really saying is “play our way, or not at all.” The Democrats have been very resistant to doing the right thing also, but are misleading the nation with this game, that America can no longer afford. Be sure to watch every video of this one as well as read the text and take your time. This is a history lesson from our recent past that must be remembered right now. Now, let’s study the pattern of behavior which indicates what the true intention of this game really is about for the current President of the United States.
“But don’t you feel guilty taking advantage of them?” I asked.
“My man,” He said. “That’s cute, that you think people should feel guilty about making money, or fu**ing women. If you want a clean conscience, then take it from me, you will die a poor man looking for your next piece of ass.”
Source:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bill_Ayers
Source article
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tony_Rezko
The General stated to Obama that according to the United States Code, Title 36, Chapter 10, Sec. 171…
During rendition of the national anthem, when the flag is displayed, all present (except those in uniform) are expected to stand at attention, facing the flag, with the right hand over the heart. Or, at the very least, “Stand and Face It”.
‘Senator’ Obama replied:
“As I’ve said about the flag pin, I don’t want to be perceived as taking sides….” “There are a lot of people in the world to whom the American flag is a symbol of oppression….” “The anthem itself conveys a war-like message. You know, the bombs bursting in air, and all that sort of thing.”
Obama continued:, “The National Anthem should be ‘swapped’ for something less parochial and less bellicose. I like the song ‘I’d Like To Teach the World To Sing.’ If that were our anthem, then I might salute it. In my opinion, we should consider reinventing our National Anthem as well as ‘redesign’ our Flag to better offer our enemies hope and love. It’s my intention, if elected, to disarm America to the level of acceptance to our Middle East Brethren. If we, as a Nation of waring people, conduct ourselves like the nations of Islam, where peace prevails – – – perhaps a state or period of mutual accord could exist between our governments ……”
“When I become President, I will seek a pact of agreement to end hostilities between those who have been at war or in a state of enmity, and a freedom from disquieting oppressive thoughts . We as a Nation, have placed upon the nations of Islam, an unfair injustice, which is WHY my wife disrespects the Flag, and she and I have attended several flag burning ceremonies in the past.”
“Of course now, I have found myself about to become the President of the United States and I have put my hatred aside. I will use my power to bring CHANGE to this Nation, and offer the people a new path. My wife and I look forward to becoming our Country’s First black Family. Indeed, CHANGE is about to overwhelm the United States of America.”
Dale Lindsborg, Washington Post
Rich Hoffman
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Sheriff Jones, Spokesman for the S.B.5 Repeal: Speaks at the West Chester Tea Party????
Years of dealing with prison inmates prepared Sheriff Jones well as he faced a Tea Party crowd with his arms crossed, mustache pointed out to the multitude of more than 350 who deeply support his position on immigration reform, but were heart-broken with the knowledge that Jones was set to be an anti-S.B.5 spokesman. The controversial bill passed by Governor Kasich early in 2011 takes major steps into limiting the monopoly control of public sector unions against the tax payer, and the Sheriff being a public worker himself is against such reforms. 
The West Chester Tea Party has a great group, and this was the first time I had been to one of their meetings which was held in the phenomenal Entertrainment Junction situated right of I-75 at the Taylorsville exit. Entertrainment Junction is one of the largest indoor train displays in the world and the entrance is a replication of Old West Chester and would be just as home at the Epcot Center in Disney World as it is in the heart of West Chester. Visually, it is one of the most visually spectacular venues to hold a Tea Party meeting that exists anywhere. So it didn’t take much to convince me to attend, since I look for excuses to be near model trains and displays of creativity which permeate from every orifice of this incredible venue which is the home of the West Chester Tea Party on a regular basis. The tipping point for me was the Sheriff himself.
But this event was different, because Sheriff Jones represents exactly what the problems are in reforming government to a smaller, more accountable organization. He epitomizes the best of what the public employee has to offer, so the opponents of S.B.5, which includes Progress Ohio, the exact opposite type of organization as that from the Tea Party is using the Sheriff and his reputation to hide their malicious intentions with budget breaking government expansion. So that makes Sheriff Jones the enemy to reform which hurts.
But that didn’t stop many of my friends, all readers of this forum, some I had met, some I had met for the first time in person at this venue, from coming to this meeting ready for a fight. My friends are at all different levels of political involvement, and it was fun for me to be near so many of them in one place. As my wife and I parked our motorcycle when we arrived, we were instantly hit up by a couple of them who had their cars decorated with symbols of FREEDOM. There was no shyness in these people, as they were poised for battle not with guns and bayonets, but hand-made signs, T-shirts, bumper stickers, and books, which are in many ways more powerful than actual weapons. Knowledge is power! I barely put my kickstand down before I found an armful of patriotic T-shirts and reading material that will find their way into future posts on these pages.
The deeper I proceeded into Entertrainment Junction toward the meeting, the more it felt like a family reunion from Overmanwarrior’s Wisdom. I knew I had a lot of readers, but I had been assuming that many of them were people angry with me. As I signed in, I realized how much this web forum had grown, and I had a new idea of just how many people are reading it everyday, which I take as an extreme compliment. I started this site not to represent any particular Tea Party group, or any group of any kind. I wanted it to be the purest voice I could offer, without money involved to corrupt it, to feed the many Tea Party’s and others out there who want information that the newspapers won’t or can’t cover. So I was very enchanted to find so many people wanting to shake my hand and tell me how much this forum means to them. As I took a seat in the front of the room, I was surrounded by over a dozen direct fans and many others that I had just had the pleasure of putting a face to. Two of my friends, (two crazy women) took a seat on the opposite side of me from my wife and were very vocal during the meeting, especially with Sheriff Jones. 
In the middle of the large conference room were hundreds of seats surrounded in every direction by model train displays. I couldn’t help but be impressed. As the meeting progressed and it was time for Jones to speak he stated his position on immigration reform, which is a no-brainer with a group like this. Then he spoke about S.B.5. 
After the Sheriff’s speech he took questions which I was one of the first in the form of an open debate. I expressed my mixed feelings about him and Bill Cunningham and how they had wanted change, but are now resisting change because they think the change was too much? I said I thought they’d be the first to stand behind a hard-nosed governor who made a tough clear-cut decision that was knowingly unpopular but much-needed for the necessary reforms in government. I also said to him that I thought it was unfortunate that he was being used by organized labor as a spokesman to hide all the terrible situations in the state teachers unions that are the real target of S.B.5. 
This prompted another question from another friend of mine, who stated, “Sheriff, it is obvious that you are the exception to the rule, but the rule is that many do not operate as you do, especially in education. They do not make the hard decisions that you make and this is why we need S.B.5, to protect us from cost overruns by governments less skilled than you.”
There were many other questions along those lines with similar answers. But for me the climax of the evening came from a teacher who stood proudly and proclaimed, “Sheriff, something must be done. I am forced by my union to pay dues to things I do not support. I must watch as principals and administrators who are corrupt get away with excessive dishonesty and we all know it. The teachers union is all about power and I want out of it. What am I to do?” She went on for quite some time like that and the room had grown so quiet that a spider crawling on the wall behind the Sheriff could almost be heard. The Sheriff really didn’t have anything to say to all that. “I’m just the Sheriff,” he offered. 
The teacher and I found each other after the meeting and had a long talk. “Thank you for your blog,” she said. “I read it everyday and I love it.” 
I asked her why so many teachers were willing to pack up on a bus and carry a sign against S.B.5. “They are scared to death,” she said.
“Of the unions. Nobody wants to step forward, it’s very risky.”
In a nutshell she had just made the statement of why we need S.B.5. Sheriff Jones and those like him in the public sector are just protecting the status quo. They don’t want change because that change will be painful to them. But S.B.5 is needed for women like the brave teacher who stood up at a Tea Party meeting and proclaimed that change was needed, that she wanted to be free of the tyranny by a terrible union that is holding her back as an employee so that the average can flourish and the best can be suppressed. And her union dues are used to purchase political influence, against the teachers will, and she wants out of it. 
After the meeting some of my other friends, people who have been with me for a long time, back when we did the video with Sheriff Jones for the Liberty Twp Tea Party, invited my wife and I to Graeters to have some ice cream. We met them there as the sun set and heat storms dotted the horizon. We ate our ice cream outside on the patio by a cleaver looking fountain. My friends wanted updates on all my wife and I’s recent activities and we swapped stories as the wind picked up and cooled down a day that had been well over the 100’s in heat index during the day. Warm air was rapidly escaping into the emerging clouds building in the darkness above. I could smell rain building in those clouds but I didn’t care. As I finished my hot fudge sundae I thought about the Sheriff and how soon he’d be on TV, speaking against S.B.5 on spots already purchased by groups like Progress Ohio. The Sheriff would be speaking based on his limited experience as “Just the Sheriff.” But millions of voters would believe everything he said because they are too lazy to get the facts. Meanwhile, there are many thousands of teachers stuck in a bad system just like the woman who spoke, and I wondered if people would come to their rescue. Would they have the courage? Would they do the right thing? 

As I pulled the motorcycle into the safety of our garage from the lightning filled skies and pouring rain, my wife and I were soaking wet, but happy to have arrived home intact. And the day after the election in November will bring a similar emotion even though the pain in getting there will be difficult. Because in the game of politics, the statement, “I’m just the sheriff,” means “we will not dispute facts, but argue emotion, in the pursuit of a political system that has been built by generations and it won’t end on my watch.” But it has to end now or later, and at some point in the very near future it will end whether we decide for ourselves to act, or circumstances force it upon us, because the rain clouds are forming and it will rain.
Rich Hoffman
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Learning what a Republic is: The Continued Lessons of Star Wars
S.B.5 IS UNDER ATTACK: Do you have the courage to keep it?
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2. Change the split of health coverage with employees
3. Remove pickups for employees
4. Remove administrators raises
6. Look more closely at their revenue assumptions
7. Benefits are not impacted at all, yet the community is suffering. That MAKES NO SENSE
My thoughts for your day. Let me know if I can help!
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Click here to read President Kennedy’s fatal error:
…………..go ahead, you want to know the truth don’t you. CLICK HERE:
They gave Ohio S.B.5. The question is now, as a tax payer, do you have the courage to keep it?
Rich Hoffman
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Why Gordon Ramsey is Great: quality, honesty, tenacity and fun
Home Away From Home: Beach bums, hippies, and strippers with their socialist dream
The following video is something I shot while at that fine place, as a rolling storm moved in.
Many of those people don’t know they are socialists. Most of them don’t even know what country they are in. Most of them don’t even know much about the NASA space program except for the occasional rocket that takes off roaring into the heavens. What they know is that they have bought into a “hang loose” life style that is popular at all beaches. They like to “party” which involves frequent intoxication, and they like carefree sex. They despise commitments, and steady jobs.
From my balcony I watched these people pass beneath me to gain access to the beach, and I savored the fact that our condo kept me above all that activity. I couldn’t help but think that if the government offered these people free government jobs, free college, free housing, free food, they’d all take advantage of the programs and they’d freely vote for the politicians that gave them those things. They don’t want to work for nice things, but they are happy to receive nice things if someone in the government wants to give them something. I also noticed the jealous looks up at our balcony as my wife and I would look down upon them, or as my daughters would walk passed them in their journeys to the beach. They would look at my daughters like hungry dogs knowing that the women were well out of their league, and desiring to be equal in some way.
Remember wherever there is the sign of peace; it’s indicative of a political socialist. Like all sinister things in life, the truly dangerous are camouflaged with good intentions, like the idea of world peace that the hippies, beach bums and strippers find so appealing.
Rich Hoffman
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College is the Root of an Evil: Call it what it is, an excuse to expand government.
Ok, school administrators, you did this to yourself. Up to now I have played this game lightly; I’ve allowed the rhetoric that your types have openly spouted without really digging into the real source of the public education mess. I have heard one too many times from a superintendent of a school system the funding crises so eloquently exhibited in the below chart by Henry Payne of The Detroit News.
http://www.educationreport.org/pubs/mer/article.aspx?id=12096
Much of the cost that is being twisted around to justify school funding is in teacher and administration wages, which has been covered in great detail at this site. But the reason for these highly paid employees have their roots in the necessity for college education. We are told that because of state law, which the public sector unions have lobbied for, that teachers with masters degrees and doctorates will be compensated for those degrees by contract, regardless of the real market value of those degrees. And the need for these types of educators is to prepare children for college, which is turning out to be an epic scam within the society of America. Colleges in our culture are proving to be destructive, financially, and culturally, and that bubble is about to burst. John Stossel did a fantastic documentary on just how that bubble is collapsing.
This scam is shown in great detail in the very good documentary called Indoctrinate U.
So if college is such a destructive force in our society, why are we spending so much money to support it? Why are we preparing our children in the 7th and 8th grade for it and spending money in public education for something that is a rather passive choice for unmotivated children to find their way in the world? Why should we pay for the ignorance of parents who believe that they can purchase success for their children and make up for all their bad parenting?
Rich Hoffman
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The Fireworks Superstore on Exit 141 in Tennessee: a pillar of freedom
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Open circuit |
An incomplete electrical circuit |
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Orange book |
The United Nations publication for classification and testing of dangerous goods |
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Oxidant |
The component of an explosive that supplies oxygen for the reaction of the product |
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Palm burst |
A color break with palm tree core |
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Parallel circuit |
An electrical circuit in which the current is divided between several igniters. Less easy to test for breaks. |
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Paste |
Commonly used to cover shells to enhance their burst |
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Pattern shell |
A shell of fewer stars that creates a pattern rather than a sphere |
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Pellet |
See Star |
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Peony shell |
A shell whose stars do not leave any trails |
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PIC |
Plastic Igniter cord |
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Pigeon |
A specialized type of firework which travels to and fro along a horizontal rope |
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Piped match |
Raw match enclosed in a paper or plastic tube |
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Pistil |
The central core of a shell. Often a complimentary or contrasting colour to the main burst |
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Plug |
See Bung |
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Portfire |
A thin walled tube filled with slow burning composition used to light other fireworks |
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Propellant |
Composition used to produce force e.g. A rocket motor |
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Punk |
Slow burning lighter for small fireworks |
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Generic term for any item which react in a self sustaining chemical reaction and generally produces a light effect. Pyrotechnic articles are different to fireworks and generally are used for stage and theatrical uses |
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Quickmatch |
Raw match enclosed in a paper or plastic tube |
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Rack |
Apparatus for firing rockets or mortar tubes |
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Rain |
Shells containing long burning stars that fall all the way to the ground. |
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Raw match |
Black powder coated thread used for linking fireworks |
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Repeater shell |
Usually a cylinder shell with timed bursts at regular intervals |
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Ring shell |
An aerial shell that produces symmetrical rings of stars often have a rope tail to control orientation of the break |
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Rising effect |
Often a tail effect on a shell but can be external attachments to a shell that break off during the rise to create special effects |
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Aerial effect propelled by a motor |
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Rocket cone |
A device for firing flight rockets |
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Rocket motor |
The power unit behind a rocket. Typically made by pressing black powder into a choked tube |
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A cardboard tube with a stack of timed comets or bombette units |
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Round shell |
A shell in the form of a sphere usually containing colored stars |
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Safety area |
The area around a fireworks display site between the spectators and fireworks. Not including a fall out zone |
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Salute |
Report or loud bang |
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Saturn shell |
A chrysanthemum break with an outer ring of a contrasting color |
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Saxon |
A bar with centre pivot with drivers at either one or two ends which make the bar spin on a central point. |
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Screecher |
A whistle unit with a hole through the centre. This increases the burn speed and therefore the sound |
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Sequence |
The pattern in which fireworks are detonated in a display |
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Series circuit |
A circuit arranged so the current runs through each igniter in turn. This enables and breaks to be detected |
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Serpent |
A spinning tube used in candles and shells. Usually with a report unit |
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Set piece |
A ground firework. Generally static |
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Shell |
The most spectacular of fireworks propelled with a lifting charge from a mortar and a bursting charge that charge to a star composition in the air after a predetermined delay |
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Shell delay |
See Delay fuse |
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Shell of shells |
An aerial shell that contains smaller shells ignited when the main shell bursts and subsequently produces small secondary bursts |
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Short circuit |
The accidental completion of a circuit which causes the current to not flow through the igniter |
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Shot |
The single functioning of a roman candle or cake |
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Smoke |
Air suspension of particles from incomplete combustion of a composition |
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Smokeless powder |
A powder containing nitro-cellulose and nitro-glycerine as it does not produce much smoke |
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Spark |
Typical effect caused by incandescent particles ejected form the surface of a burning composition |
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Sparkler |
Wire coated with pyrotechnic composition that gives off small sparks |
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Spider shell |
A shell containing a small number of large stars producing a symmetrical burst. Sometimes called octopus shells |
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Splitting comet |
A comet with an internal charge of flash powder which when ignited splits the comet into several pieces. |
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Squib |
Electric igniter |
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Star |
A pressed unit of composition usually spheres or cylinders used in shells, mines, rockets and roman candles |
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Storage |
The holding of fireworks prior to their use. Premises must be licensed for amounts above a certain quantity |
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Strobe |
A pulsing on off star effect fired from candles and shells and ground based effects |
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Tail effect |
A comet star secured to the outside of a shell to give a tail to the rising shell |
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Tiger tail shell |
A shell made up of a solid ball of composition to produce a substantial tail effect. Sometimes with a small shell break |
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Titanium |
A silver metal used in the production of maroons and grebes |
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Top fused |
A shell where the shell delay is lit separately from the lifting charge. Often found in large Maltese shells |
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Tourbillion |
See Serpent |
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Transportation |
The process of consigning a load of fireworks. Subject to heavy legislative control |
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TREM card |
Documentation required when transporting fireworks of any quantity. Transport emergency card. Provide information for emergency services |
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Trunk |
A large tail unit often used on palm and willow shells |
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UN classification |
The assignment of a packaged firework into the UN classes for fireworks |
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UN compatibility group |
The G or S of 1.3G or 1.4S. The compatibility group indicated what a particular item may and not be transported with |
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UN Hazard code |
See UN number |
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UN Mark |
A complicated mark assigned to a particular packing box for dangerous goods |
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UN Number |
A four-digit number assigned to hazardous goods. Explosives always start with a 0 e.g. 1.4G fireworks are UN 0336. Used to identify a dangerous item in the event of an emergency |
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Volley |
A mass firing of rockets or shells |
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Water firework |
Aquatic fireworks e.g. shells or water gerb |
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Water gerb |
A floating gerb with a weight and cork float. |
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Water shell |
See Aquatic shell |
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Waterfall |
A curtain of coloured or silver sparks that falls vertically. Composition is made from an aluminum alloy |
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Weeping willow |
See Willow shell |
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A rotating piece attached to a post in the form of a saxon bar or wheel with driver units |
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Whistle |
A tube containing composition of potassium benzoate and potassium silicate. On burning the composition creates oscillation in the tube and creates a whistle effect which is amplified in the tube |
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Whizzer |
See Hummer |
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Willow shell |
A shell containing charcoal based stars with a long burn time which often fall to the ground |
John Stossel understands this too, and did a wonderful segment recently exploring this topic.
Rich Hoffman
https://overmanwarrior.wordpress.com/2010/12/04/ten-rules-to-live-by/
http://twitter.com/#!/overmanwarrior
www.overmanwarrior.com