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It's funny how 4 of the 5 WRs on this list have some connection to the Fins.
Hartline: Dolphins WR
Thomas: nothing
Wayne: could have been a Dolphins WR
Marshall: ex-Dolphins
Green: Played the Dolphins today
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man jedibill, i thunk you found something. i'm heading to the mount holly huntersville walmart now, then to the bobcats game. still have not found the animated 3 packs!
man jedibill, i thunk you found something. i'm heading to the mount holly huntersville walmart now, then to the bobcats game. still have not found the animated 3 packs!
Well I did find the new Marvel Legends Apocalypse wave at Wal-mart in Gastonia tonite I got all 6 but no variants but they had plenty of the regulars maybe a good 4 or 5 sets, but no new StarWars, TRU nothing,Target nothing.
checked movie area no clone 3 packs either.
went to media play tonight. first time down there. they are going out of business. i got the e3 teaser theatre authentic poster for 12 bucks. it was 40% off. nice, it is on a cardboard backing in plastic. was sort of undecided (have no idea where to hang it...maybee in the garage?). they have 3 more too. went to target...nothing. they are out of lava figures too. still a few neos left. oh, they had the new galactic heros. i already got them a while back though.
Found the Saga2 collection at Wal-mart on Mt holly-Huntersville rd, I only picked up Boba fett,Bib,Barada they had the rest, they also had the New Transformer things I don't collect those but they are there.
i picked up a saga power droid #14 and a fett #6 today at the huntersville target. i skipped on several of the new ones. still looking for the at-te driver though.
went to kannapolis target and walmart today. target had a power droid. left it there...i already got one. at walmart i picked up my at at driver (left a power droid). very cool figure. i also picked up an extra spud trooper. if anyone needs him just pm me. i saw the carded sora bulq or whatever his name is on ebay. i was not going to get him, but the card is killer looking and no doubt i'm buying him.
Timmae, I know Slicker was looking for the spudtrooper.
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nice job slicker. i'll have it if anyone else wants one.
went to tru across from concord mills mall this morning. saw the new unleashed that had yoda in it. looked really really cool. i'm not collecting those, so i left it there. seems wierd to see the transformers and titaniums spread out on the shelves(not buying them either). they also had the galactic heros i got a while back at target(holo palpy). not too bad, they're only 3 months behind. i left with all my cash. something i've been doing a lot lately. may wait til i see people finding the new wave of figs to look again. actually going to buy 4 of the coruscant wave.
another post to me!!!! i havn't been looking much. see power droids at target...had yoda in it, was tempted to buy it and take back the one with amidala in it, but didn't. concord tru had nothing...was checking out the tater backpack thingy's are back in stock, had lots, didn't buy one, they are cool though.kb at concord mills mall had an r2. i was going to pass on him til i saw it, it is very cool, well done and different than any other carded ones i have, so i bought it. #4 in my saga collection so far. was checking out the toy fair pix and i guess i'll have a tough time skipping the c3po too. the chair is very cool and he looks killer. if there is an ewok on the card, i'm so done on it. later guys, going to check out some targets an walmarts tommorrow looking for the next wave.


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By Chris Kieffer/NEMS Daily Journal
TUPELO – Tupelo High School is again using retired teachers and others to provide extra help to its seniors at risk of not graduating.
For the second consecutive year, the school has hired part-time tutors for its seniors who have not passed at least one of the five state Subject Area Tests. Students must pass those exams before they can graduate.
"It provides instruction in a small group, or one-on-one, which is what they need," THS Testing Coordinator Talina Knight said of the tutoring.
THS has 61 of its 428 seniors who have yet to pass one of the five tests – algebra I, biology I, English II, English II Writing and U.S. history. Last year, the school had 112 such seniors at this point, and all but 14 of them passed their needed tests before graduation.
Retired former Tupelo teachers Anita Llewellyn (algebra), Bob Monroe (U.S. history), Sherry McKenzie (English II) and Judy Loden (English II) and TPSD parent and former teacher Andi Hildenbrand (biology) are leading the sessions.
They are available throughout the school day, and students come at various times as their schedules allow. Seniors who have yet to pass all of their state tests are required to attend two 45-minute sessions each week.
"We are trying to reach our kids during the school day as best we can," said TPSD Assistant Superintendent Matthew Dillon.
Some come during senior leave time and others do so during an elective. Most sessions have about four or five students. Various Saturday sessions have also been available, and the district purchased an online tutorial students can access at home.
Thirty THS seniors must pass one state test in order to graduate and 22 must pass two tests.
Forty nine seniors have yet to pass the U.S. history test and 30 must get past English II. Thirteen have not had success on biology, eight on algebra and two on the writing test.
Some of those students may already have passed needed tests. Results from December's tests will not be available until next month and those from a U.S. history test given last week won't be back until later.
Seniors have only two remaining opportunities to pass the tests in order to graduate, one in March and one in May. However, they must pass the March test to be able to walk in their graduation ceremonies.
Knight said the MDE may also add an additional re-test opportunity for U.S. history, which was recently changed to a new test that is much more difficult and analytical. In December, the state had more than 3,000 seniors who had yet to pass that test, she said.
In addition to the tutoring, THS administrators are also paying special attention to a group of 79 seniors at risk of not graduating for various reasons, including those who still need to pass state tests.
Principal Jason Harris, as well as the school's assistant principals, its testing coordinator, special education chair, graduation coach and dropout prevention officer have divided that list, taking a small number of students they meet with regularly.
Their charge is to mentor the students, visit with them and their families and monitor their grades, attendance and progress toward graduation.
"We've tried to make it a personal relationship with each of the students and their parents so they know they have someone they can go to," Harris said. "You see all the stress in their eyes. It is almost graduation, and it is crunch time."
THS graduation is May 17.


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I know just about everyone uses it for customs, just how do you use it? I read somewhere that you have to bake it? Is that true, if so how long etc, and won't the rest of the figure melt?
I know just about everyone uses it for customs, just how do you use it? I read somewhere that you have to bake it? Is that true, if so how long etc, and won't the rest of the figure melt?
It is similar to modeling clay except that to make it permanent you'll have to bake it or heat it. Detailed instructions come with the stuff when you buy it. You DO NOT bake it with the figure! You make the mold of say the head for the figure, bake it or heat it using a hair dryer or heat gun. After it dries, you then glue it to the figure.
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'Course if you use a hair dryer then I'm sure you could probably leave it on the figure or something since the figure would just heat up which wouldn't be nearly the same as baking it in the oven. I've use the hair dryer on a couple figures to try to repose them and they just soften up.
"Hokey packaging and ancient gimmicks are no match for good detail on your figure, kid."
"I am a Klingot from Oklahoma in human boy form."
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I've had a good deal of success curing super sculpey in boiling water. I usually heat up a mug of water in the micro (be careful taking it out--it's hot and could bubble over), then I stick the figure and sculpey in for 30 to 60 seconds depending on the thickness of the sculpt.
Thanks all. if everything goes well you'll get to see pictures, heck even if I get a blob of gray plastic I'm sure that'd garner a laugh or two.
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Hey all dioramas enthusias... I have heard alot abt this thing called super sculpey... What is it actually? Is it something like clay where is hardens when blow dried? I am kinda finding a substitute as I don't think I can find the same brand called super sculpey... It would be better if someone actually had some pics to actually let me visualise what it looks like! So come on you lads... HELP ME!!
Cheers All
"It was just a little story outline with bits and pieces," -- George Lucas
Sculptey is a modeling clay. It hardens when you bake it. You can buy it at a craft store. I bought some for around $2. The package itself is approx. 2 inches x 3 inches x .5 inch. It is wrapped in a clear plastic. It comes in many different colors.
This website might help you. http://www.ffurg.com/articles/basics.htm
They have "How To" and on line supplier links
Yo momma. That's right, I said "yo momma".
Hey thanks RougueII!! I think I know what to look out for now... Maybe now I should extend the thread alittle...
Anyone with any experiences and work with sculpey?
"It was just a little story outline with bits and pieces," -- George Lucas
Sculpy rules. I got the white color because I find it easiest to work with. I've always baked it. Does a hairdryer work?
"Maybe I can help you. I am Boba Fett. The ship you seek is nearby." -Boba Fett
I heard that you could dry it with a heat gun which I think it much hotter than a hairdryer.... maybe if you use the hairdryer for an extended period of time... it could be done... but thats just a guess from me... Anyone else could confirm it with me too?
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By Tiernan Ray
Some things going on in your world of tech this morning:
IT consulting and outsourcing firm Cognizant Technology Solutions (CTSH) is down $10.54, or 15%, at $59.12 after the company this morning reported Q1 revenue in line with consensus and beat on the bottom line, projected this quarter's profit slightly ahead, but slashed its year revenue outlook.
CEO Francisco D'Souza remarked that "due to a slower than anticipated acceleration in demand as we entered the second quarter, we are adopting a more conservative stance for the remainder of the year and revising our guidance to at least 20% revenue growth for 2012."
Cognizant now sees 2012 revenue of $7.34 billion, below the average $7.55 billion estimate of analysts, and down from a prior $7.53 billion forecast offered back in early Feburary. Profit per share is expected to be around $3.36, below the average $3.46 estimate and below the prior $3.43 per share projected in February.
DigiTimes's Monica Chen and Joseph Tsai this morning write that Apple (AAPL) may offer a version of its "MacBook Air" laptop priced at $799 by the third quarter of this year, $200 cheaper than the cheapest model at present, in order to head off the next wave of so-called ultrabook laptops being developed by various OEMs. The authors cite un-named electronics supply chain sources as saying "the strategy will damage ultrabooks allowing Apple to continue to press its advantage."
The Wall Street Journal this morning features a piece by Anton Toianovski about the efforts of telcos to rein in the enormous subsidies spent on smartphones, especially Apple's iPhone. Writes Troianovski, Spain is in the front lines:
There, leading wireless carrier Telefónica stopped subsidizing phones for new customers in March. The No. 2 carrier, Vodafone, quickly followed suit. The No. 3 carrier, France Télécom SA's FTE -0.21% Orange Group, refused to go along. As a result, new customers at Vodafone and Telefónica can no longer get an iPhone for a discounted rate with a two-year contract. Instead, they have to pay nearly $800 to buy the phone outright or sign up for an installment plan that, at Telefónica, adds 18 monthly payments of about $45 to their bills.
And speaking of subsidies, Troianovski's colleague Greg Bensinger writes this morning that Sprint-Nextel's CEO Dan Hesse agreed to a nearly return some of his 2011 compensation tied to Sprint's agreement to buy $15.5 billion worth of iPhone units in 2012. "I do not want, nor does our compensation committee want, to penalize Sprint employees for the company's investment with Apple," Hesse wrote in a letter filed with the Securities & Exchange Commission and dated Friday. The company's board of directors today filed a brief item applauding Hesse for the move and for protecting the company from anything that would harm morale.


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|Next time back I will drag Sinktip out with me. We would love to sight fish the flats with you. In exchange for a great day on the flats will show you some of my secret unmarked ledges in Quincy Bay and outer Boston harbor that have produced very big fish years ago and I know still hold big fish on the right tide. I bet they can be hooked on a 10 WT too! Notice I didn't say brought to the boat.
|OC - when you get back here I will make sure we hook up next time.
Thought about all of you back east getting ready to fish for stripers while I was on the creek. Having grown up back there and fishing season opening for stocked trout I feel lucky to be on creek or river with wild fish, crystal clear water,6 & 7x tippet, red winged black birds and cranes singing. Sort of wished you all could have been here while you wait for some of the truely great fly fishing to show up in a couple of weeks.
Very cool. Wouldn't mind a little of that myself after a long cold winter - one without very much steelheading either!
thanks for the daydream
Good to trout fish again
After a long cold wet winter of steelhead fishing it was good to go trout fishing again.
Had a job over in Moses Lake last week so I hit the near by spring creek. I'm not big on Washington State Trout fishing so it was 1st time fishing this creek.
1st day was a sunny warm afternoon with no hatches but did notice right off that there were Bibios huvering above mud where springs enter into main creek. Walked 1/2 mile down stream and there were lots of fish from 2 lbs to 8 lbs nymphing on most likely scuds or calibates nymps. Did not want to fish nymps so dug out of my fly box some old bibios patens from the old days on the Heneries Fork and they worked real well. Got 6 rainbows in an hour or two from 2 to 5 pounds. Fish would move 4 or 5 feet for this fly when it hit water. Tried some seal fur ants same size as bibios and even though they look similiar fish were not interested.
Next day cloudy and after completing my work early headed back over hoping for a PMD hatch but nothing again caught 3 more fish on surface in a weedy cove where fish were gulping nymphs in surface film.
This creek is nice to fish and no wading is allowed but does get crowded by noontime yet still plenty of fish to fish to without folks crowding into your fish.
Still amazes me how many fly fishermen do not understand the water shed they are fishing and how easy they get frustrated because they do not understand what is going on.
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we = collective pronoun, in first person, i.e. oneself including at least one otherOriginally Posted by Old Fossil
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Well, an open flame, sophomoric games involving bodily emissions, a semi-subtle reference to a British-style comedy film, spoken in a poor French accent. Clearer now?Originally Posted by TeeEye7
BTW, I completely forgot about this and was indoors at the time. I saw nothing, NOTHING!
I predict that the upcoming Star Wars Episode VIII: The Last Jedi film will include the word "and." Multiple times.
I think he might to have say "What would happen if all of us farted in that general direction at that same time?" But I could be wrong, I'm not real fluent in Southern.
Ok all joking aside, I've really been in enjoying Jupiter for the past couple of weeks (on clear nights of course). It's about dead south in Sagittarius just after sunset and is the brights thing in the sky at that point. Now I find this to be great. Sagittarius is one of those constellations I have trouble identifying. This despite the fact that I seem to date girls who are Sagittarius and feel like an idiot when I can't point it sky in the night sky.
And now for something completely different. NASA has a new Gamma-Ray observatory, Fermi Gamma-Ray Space Telescope (formally known as GLAST, Gamma-Ray Large Area Space Telescope). Late last month NASA released this picture of the Gamma-Ray sky. As I really like high energy astrophysics, I thought I should share.
"I'm sick and tried of these motherfrakkking Sith on this motherfrakkker plane!"
Mace Windu - Episode 2.5: Sith on a Plane
For the SoCal SSG group:
The International Space Station will be tracking from the Western Horizon to the Northeast this evening (7-7-09) around 9:35PM.
Skies should be cooperating very well tonight. Go out 15-20 minutes early to get your eye adjusted, and then search for that fast-moving white dot in the sky!
For the LA/San Diego clan, the track may be a bit more to the NW. At any rate, check it out!
¡Que la fuerza te acompañe!
Might have to look for that if I can remember. Not too far east of you.
Hey how about those two rockets they fired at the moon. Is it going to break in half and we have to move underground and become Morloks?
"Ohh, maxi big da fish! Well dat smells stinkowiff"
"No time to discuss this as a supercommittee.... I am not a supercommittee!"
NASA has decided that while they're up there taking pics of the moon anyways, they may as well take some shots at conspiracy theorists and capture some pics of the Apollo sites. I find this to be quite awesome, and makes me wish I still talked to a friend I once had that was one of the blind dingbats that believed the entire thing was a hoax. Unfortunately, it wasn't the only sign of idiocy from her, and thus I haven't talked to her in quite awhile. Oh well, at least the pics should be still pretty fascinating to see.
"Hokey packaging and ancient gimmicks are no match for good detail on your figure, kid."
"I am a Klingot from Oklahoma in human boy form."
"We came, we saw, we conquered... We, woke up!"
Much like that article said though you'll have people scrambling to think up some other excuses on how NASA faked these photos as well.
Up, up, and OKAAAAY!!!
What they are really doing is checking out the Nazi base on the dark side of the moon.
"Ohh, maxi big da fish! Well dat smells stinkowiff"
"No time to discuss this as a supercommittee.... I am not a supercommittee!"
And now, back to the ISS:
I was able to see it's trajectory from horizon to horizon this time. This was the longest pass of any orbiting object I've ever seen! Usually the skies are problematic, but this time the skies were extremely clear.
It swung a lot further to the north than the northeast than I had expected which seemed to make it's travel seem longer.
Did anyone else see it?
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Both the UW-L men and women had a strong showing at the school's prestigious Drews/Neubauer Cross Country Invitational.
The Eagles men, competing in the Jim Drews Invitational, finished second as a team with an average time of 25:33.2. The top UW-L finisher was Jacob Peterson, who finished in 12th place. Alex Ciesielski finished 15th.
St. Olaf College won, while Iowa Central's Frankline Tonui finished first individually (24:29.0).
The Eagles women, competing in the Tori Neubauer Invitational, finished third as a team. UW-L's top finisher was Laura Mead, who finished fifth (21:44.5).
"There's kind of a no-man's land in the back of the course, and when people started dropping back there, I knew I was stronger," Mead said. "We've been excited all week, just because it's our home meet, and so much team pride. Everybody knew today, we just wanted to get out hard."
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After a political let down in Copenhagen back in December, activists around the world have been mobilizing into action, understanding that we don't have the time to wait for our leaders to make the changes we need to see in national legislation, in global treaties or agreements. People are sick of waiting for change, so they're taking it into their own hands on the local level.
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The magnificent combination of old and new surrounding Mishkenot She'ananim today makes it hard to believe that when it was built in 1860, for Jews living in Jerusalem's Old City, it stood virtually alone in the landscape.
When the British Jewish philanthropist, Sir Moses Montefiore, used a bequest by the American Jewish leader Judah Touro to build this complex, living outside the walls was a revolutionary idea! To help residents feel secure, the building's roof was designed to imitate the crenellation of the ramparts across the valley, and Montefiore gave it its Hebrew name, which means "peaceful dwellings" (Isaiah 32:18).
The neighborhood's famous windmill, built to provide a livelihood for residents, now houses a museum dedicated to Montefiore. A replica of the carriage in which Montefiore and his wife toured the country is also on display. On it is his coat of arms, bearing the words "think and thank," and "Jerusalem" in Hebrew. Restored after the Six Day War, before which it was on the border, Mishkenot She'ananim is now a guest house for artists.


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If you were to make a list of government services you and your family rely upon, it would no doubt include national security and defense, education, health care, police and fire protection, infrastructure and the other rights and freedoms guaranteed in the Constitution. As the list lengthened, you might be adding more mundane things like snow removal, but it is doubtful you would ever get down to Saturday mail delivery.
Yet the Congress of the United States, which has done little or nothing to preserve, uphold or protect many of these services in recent months and years, has become obsessed over whether the financially challenged United States Postal Service has the right to reduce the delivery of some of the mail from five to six days.
Earlier this year, the Postal Service announced a sensible plan to discontinue most Saturday mail delivery, except packages, in order to save about $2 billion. But Congress insisted only Congress has the right to determine the delivery schedule and after passage of congressional resolutions to that effect, the USPS board of governors announced last week that "Congress has left it with no choice but to delay implementation at this time."
Having suffered a severe drop in mail volume in recent years due to the competition of email and other technological advances, the USPS lost nearly $16 billion last year. In addition to losing business to more efficient competition, the Postal Service has been economically drained by a 2006 law requiring it to set aside $5.5 billion a year to finance health benefits for future retirees. That was the Congress' principal contribution to ruining the Postal Service before blocking the delivery cutback.
With personal mail reduced to bills, solicitations and junk mail for large numbers of Americans, polls have indicated widespread support for reducing mail delivery for everything but packages to five days. Most polls have had between 70 percent and 80 percent of the public in favor of the USPS economy moves.
Opposition has come from both postal unions and their Democratic allies and rural Republicans, who are also concerned about plans to close some post offices. But, despite the best efforts of some lawmakers, reform isn't quite dead.
Republican Rep. Darrell Issa, whose House Oversight Committee oversees the Postal Service, believes the USPS does not need congressional approval to alter its delivery schedule but acknowledged powerful special interest lobbying had frightened it. The fiscally conservative Republican Sen. Tom Coburn also criticized the service for having "succumbed to parochial-minded micro-managers in Congress. We need one postmaster, not 536," he told The Hill in a reference to the House and Senate.
The two Republicans are expected to work with Democratic counterparts, Sen. Tom Carper and Rep. Elijah Cummings, on reform legislation.
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JAY DEFEO: This became my jewelry period.
NARRATOR: Jay DeFeo, speaking in 1980.
JAY DEFEO: Actually it was only intended to be small sculptures, but because it kind of leant itself to practical application many of these pieces later became jewelry. And I was heavily involved in making these pieces for about three years.
NARRATOR: DeFeo became ambivalent about making jewelry—she began to feel that it required her to approach her art like an assembly line. But objects like this copper pin were important to her. In these works, she refined what she called her "visual vocabulary"—the formal language that developed in Florence. Concentric circles, like the ones in this pendant, became very important. She frequently gave her works very distinct centers that seemed to either radiate outward or provide a window or aperture into their center. She explored these formats on a small scale in objects like this one, and continued to develop them as her career went on.
DeFeo's interest in making these small objects intensified after moving into a small, low-rent studio. And her reasons for shifting the production of those objects toward jewelry or wearable art were also financial.
DANA MILLER: What happened [laughs] was she actually was arrested for shoplifting paint.
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DANA MILLER: She was looking to creating oil paintings again in a serious way for the first time, and she didn't have enough money to pay for paint. In her first and only attempt to shoplift, because she was so inept and so inexperienced, she got caught. She felt the need to create more . . . I think what would be considered conventional jewelry pieces, as a way of supporting herself. She lost some of the part-time teaching. She had to find a means of supporting herself through her art.


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Former world no.2 players Vera Zvonareva and Svetlana Kuznetsova are the latest additions to next year's ASB Classic as the tournament's full field was revealed today.
The Russian pair, who won the doubles title at this year's Australian Open, bolster the field with the sixth top 30 player also confirmed today - Kazakhstan's Yaroslava Shvedova.
New ASB Classic Tournament Director Karl Budge says he never thought he would have three former world no. 2s playing in Auckland, with the tournament's top billing Agnieszka Radwanska also reaching that spot earlier this year.
"The tournament promises to be a great contest between the young blood of Radwanska, Goerges and Shvedova against the wise heads of Zvonareva and Kuznetsova. And the two former champions [Wickmayer and Zheng] will keep them all honest."
Zvonareva, with 12 career titles under her belt, was ranked at no. 2 just two years ago when she was a finalist at Wimbledon and the US Open.
This time last year she was playing in the season-ending championships for the world's top eight players.
Despite making the third rounds at the Australian Open, Wimbledon and the Olympics this year, Zvonareva's season has been affected by niggly injuries. The 28-year-old has a good record in Auckland being a finalist in 2006 and 2007.
Kuznetsova, a two-time Grand Slam winner (at the US Open in 2004 and Roland Garros in 2009), reached the semifinals in Auckland this year. She went through to the fourth round at Roland Garros in May but struggled with a knee injury for the latter part of the year.
Defending champion and world no. 26 Zheng Jie confirmed at the weekend that she will be returning. This means the top six players all come from the world top 30 - Poland's Radwanska (no. 4), Germany's Julia Goerges (no. 18), 2010 champion Belgium's Yanina Wickmayer (no. 23), China's Zheng, Romania's Sorana Cirstea (no.27) and Shvedova (no.29).
Shvedova made headlines this year when she became the first woman in the open era to win a golden set - winning all 24 points in a single set - in the first set of her win over world no. 7 Sara Errani at Wimbledon. She went to a career high 25 in the world last month after making the French Open quarterfinals and the fourth round at Wimbledon. The former Wimbledon and US Open doubles champion has made one appearance in Auckland in 2006.
The ASB Classic field also features Kiwi no. 1 Marina Erakovic, and up and comers Heather Watson (UK) and Christina McHale (USA), who is ranked just outside the top 30 at 33 in the world.
The 2013 ASB Classic runs from 31 December this year to 5 January 2013.
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In "Decision Time," Editor Brian Lovett shares a scenario from his 20-plus years hunting turkeys. Each hinges on a critical decision. Post what choice you would have made, then see how things actually turned out.
Conclusion: Case of the Crooked Creek
I rolled my eyes and started hoofing toward the creek. I called once from a high spot overlooking the bottom, and the bird hammered back. He was somewhat farther south than he'd been the previous two days but still within 100 yards of his usual haunt.
"OK," I thought, trying to pump myself up. "He's doing the same thing for the third consecutive day."
But I played it differently that morning. I didn't call until we were as tight as possible to the gobbler. Also, we approached from a different direction -- from the west -- that morning, and we were on the other side of the small creek.
That must have made a difference, because the previously noncommittal turkey gobbled regularly on his way to the gun. After five fun-filled minutes, I pole-axed him at 30 steps.
The hunt made my earlier hesitation seem silly. I guess if I must choose between a tough turkey or the mere promise of birds elsewhere, I'll take the tough gobbler every time.
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I feel that the root tabs won't do you any good considering your substrate literally has water flowing through it. Dirt, sand, or even a finer gravel would be able to store the nutrients for the roots. You might as well go with a liquid fertilizer.
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If you completely cover them they will not leak. They leaked on me because I buried my bubble wand too close to a few of them which ended up making a mess. As soon as I corrected that the problem went way.
Your ammonia spike is not good - adding tabs should not do that unless you have a lot of waste food and other organics in the substrate; yes, plant food can help bacteria - esp. phosphates. Even if the substrtae was clean, the tabs will quickly dump most of their nutrients into the water column and encourage algae growth - without a proper substrate, tabs are not very useful.
As bethyMT said, why not add sand to fill between the rocks? Of course, you'd have to clean the substrate well before adding the sand (some) to fill between the gaps.
I'm lost how such large rocks aid your plants - most streams, even very rocky ones - have finer gravel/sand as fill between and this forms a VERY hard, dense structure. That might be an issue for your system unless you use very little sand.
Plants do need finer gravel/sand to hold their roots allowing nutrients to be held as well. Tabs are not meant to be used to fill the water column so not really a good idea to use them in that manner.
You can get around the problem with your current substrate by one of two routes: remove all the larger rock pieces and clean very carefully between the smaller ones every few days; or do this once every few months but do large water changes very often (every few days.) Either case, you need high effort to maintain that type of substrate.
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June 4, 2013: Paaaaawwwnns . . .
Well hello, what have we here? Aside from some missing equipment, this cute little guy seems to be a dead ringer for one of our Munchkin Zombies. Could he be a preview for a future accessory? Munchkin Zombies could really use its own set of pawns . . .
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I had dinner the other night with a very special friend of mine. Him and I spent some time together in the Army and he taught me a thing or two about leadership.
We were in a discussion about work places and went back and forth about different types of leadership and the people that we knew that best exemplified those styles. Then the subject of leadership at Gettysburg came up. During that battle many of the commanders, on both sides of the fight, relied heavily on their subordinates to achieve success.
The eyes of the Army's, the Scouts were so decentrialized that commanders had to trust in the subordinate leaders that first the information they were gathering was correct, and second that they understood the intent. Leaders needed to know how to read terrain. They had to understand what the objective was. If they did not, they would surely put their Army in jeopardy.
In the skirmish at "The Angle". Longstreet had to make it clear as to what he wanted the battlefield to look like when his units completed the attack. He pointed to a "Clump of Trees" and that became their focal point. Reach the trees and they would have effectively over run the Union Army.
The Scouts needed to understand this as they evaluated the terrain and sent back information to the commanders so they could ready their Army. Longstreet had to provide clear Purpose, Direction, and Motivation to his subordinate commanders. This is leadership. He could not manage them, he had to lead them. They were not resources that he could move around and punch in codes and they would do the task.
If you have ever been to Gettysburg and visited site, you could see that while attacking at "the Angle" the Confederate Army would be walking in a draw, exposed on the right, through open terrain. The ground ungulates with rolling hills, small enough to keep them visible, deep enough to provide some cover.
When Picket made his famous "Charge". He had to know that he was leading the men and not managing them into the battle. He led from the front and set an example as he moved his Division down from Seminary ridge on the third day of the battle and into the jaws of the Union's center.
His men understood that if they could break the center of the Union line, and if the Divisions to their left and right could accomplish their attack then the Union Army would break.
Leadership can be seen in countless actions at Gettysburg. On both sides of the battle acts of leadership were demonstrated stemming from the understanding that leaders do not manage, they lead. They know that you manage resources… Food, supplies, water, and material. You have to provide Purpose, Direction, and Motivation to people. That is how you lead them.
Success or fail, the leader must understand that basic principle, or he will never be effective.
We can learn a lot of lessons about leadership by reading and knowing what great leaders have done. They do not have to be military men, they can be astronauts, statesmen, or even Scout leaders like Baden Powell. It is important though that we do learn from them and see leadership in action. This will make us all better leaders. What you will find in every case of leadership is that they the lead the people and manage the resource. They lead by providing Purpose and showing the led Direction, and giving them the appropriate motivation to instill a willingness to do something. That's leadership.
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In "Decision Time," Editor Brian Lovett will share a scenario from his 20-plus years hunting turkeys. Each hinges on a critical decision. Post what choice you would have made, then see how things actually turned out.
Infinity and Beyond
Faith is a wonderful thing, but blind faith is a hard sell -- especially in the turkey woods.
Several years ago, I joined friends Jerry and Curt in west-central Missouri. Jerry knew where some birds usually roosted, so he promised to get us in tight the first morning. At dark-thirty, he pulled his truck off the gravel path, slowly guided it across an old pasture and gently parked it near an oak-studded ridge. Then, we slipped out, walked to a field edge and waited for the first gobble.
Five minutes later, a longbeard roosted along the timbered ridge broke the silence, pounding out an ear-splitting greeting -- 70 yards from us but just 50 yards from where we'd parked the truck!
Soon, other gobblers and numerous hens chimed in, and everything seemed to be OK. Figuring we had nothing to lose, Jerry and I got aggressive, trying to sound like the first hot hen on the ground. That continued for about 10 minutes, until the birds pitched out directly away from us.
I?yelped. Nothing. Jerry yelped. Zip. I cutt. Nada.
Dang it. I wanted to get after the birds, but I didn't know the land well and had no clue where the turkeys were. We could stumble down the ridge and hope to locate the birds before they saw us, but that seemed like a bump-booger-and-spook proposition. Or, we could sit tight and hope against hope that something good would happen.
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what training dvd is good to get i think im gonna get hillman puppy dvd but what is a good ff and cc dvd to go by
or should i go with hillman all the way
what training dvd is good to get i think im gonna get hillman puppy dvd but what is a good ff and cc dvd to go by
or should i go with hillman all the way
If you train your pup according to Hillmann's Puppy DVD, there are several advantages to using Hillmann's force fetch method in his Fetch Command DVD.
Hillmann's training style is a balanced dynamic of excitement and obedience, teaching and developing multiple skills in every training session. There is a wonderful rhythm and flow that both you and your pup will easily adopt. The Fetch Command dynamic is identical. This makes force fetch very simple and seamless for both the pup and for the trainer -- especially for a trainer that has not experienced and mastered force fetch using more traditional techniques.
Collar conditioning is presented in the Puppy DVD. Hillmann CC's Sit before any other command. CC is also covered in The Fetch Command and the Traffic Cop DVDs.
Hillmann begins force fetch in the Puppy DVD on Day 22. The force fetch technique that Hillmann teaches in the Puppy DVD is NOT the same as the technique taught in the Fetch Command DVD. I strongly recommend that you do force fetch according to the Fetch Command process, not the process used in the Puppy DVD.
I really like Hillmanns appraoch. You should have a driven pup that is pretty dang steady at an early age. His FF process is also really easy. I think the majority of hunters and even trialers are inexperienced when it comes to this. I have FF'd several dogs and I understand the process. However, FFing 3 dogs is hardly experienced and reading the dog is something that many on his board cant do.....we think we can but we probably can't! Go watch a pro do it and you quickly realize the tiniest of things that they notice and we dont.
Anyway, Hillmanns process allows amatuers to FF the pup in a much easier process. If you have a solid foundation for ear pinch training then I doubt it is any better. Just my $.02 from a hunter.
So I should go with hillman puppy DVD and his ff dvd
I would definitely go with his puppy dvd. Although pretty much says what everyone tells you to do with a pup.still manages to go beyond that. Best money I spent on my pup. Other than buying him
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The sixth-ranked and fifth-seeded Duke women's tennis team opened the ACC Tournament Thursday with a 4-0 sweep of 70th-ranked Wake Forest at the Cary Tennis Park in Cary, N.C. The Blue Devils (22-3) advance to face fourth-seeded and 12th-ranked Clemson (20-5) in the quarterfinals at 9:00 a.m., Friday, April 25.
After dropping the doubles point in its final two regular season matches, Duke cruised on all three courts to claim the 1-0 lead early in the contest. Wake Forest won the opening game on the first and third courts, but the Blue Devils would only lose six other games the rest of the way.
"I thought we played pretty well," commented Duke head coach
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On court one, the fifth-ranked tandem of
Beatrice Capra
Hanna Mar
fell down 1-0, before charging back to take a 2-1 advantage. The Blue Devils would not trail the rest of the way against Wake Forest's Xue Zhang and Kasey Gardiner. Capra and Mar led 4-3 and went on to win the next four games to close the match with an 8-3 victory. The duo collected a Duke-best 14th doubles win of the year.
Duke's 30th-ranked duo of
Ester Goldfeld
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dominated action from the start opening a 4-0 advantage before dropping their first game, 4-1. The Blue Devils went on to improve to 10-2 by winning 8-2 and clinching the doubles point against Luisa Fernandez and Samantha Asch.
On court three, the Blue Devil 89th-ranked pair of
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Chalena Scholl
fell down 1-0 early to Kimm Guerin and Karen Forman. Mulholland and Scholl held a 3-2 advantage and then went on to win three straight games to lead 6-2. Wake Forest tried to make a run winning two games to cut the Duke advantage to 7-4 when the doubles point was clinched.
"The doubles was really good [today]," commented Capra. "We had a lot of energy and I thought we were all really supportive on all three courts. It is tough because we were playing on three different tiers. I could hear Annie and Chalena on the bottom court and I could hear Ester next to me. It was good communication throughout everybody today."
Carrying the momentum after winning the doubles point, Duke jumped out to early leads in singles on four of the six courts.
On court six, senior
Marianne Jodoin
won her first five games to take a 5-0 lead and eventually won Duke's first set, 6-3, against Zhang. Scholl, a freshman from Pampano Beach, Fla., also took an early lead on court four versus Asch winning the first set, 6-2. Both Jodoin and Scholl cruised to a 6-0 win in the second set to give the Blue Devils a 3-0 advantage.
A trio Duke standouts also won their first sets in singles action as seventh-ranked Capra, 26th-ranked Goldfeld and 35th-ranked Mar each posted victories. Capra, who is out of Ellicott City, Md., posted a 6-3, 6-0 win on court one versus Retolaza to improve to 27-7 and clinch the 4-0 win for the Blue Devils.
"I thought it was a really good match today," said Capra. "Wake is always really tough to play. Overall as a team, we came out with a lot of energy. We played really well and were fired up. I think it was really good on everybody's part today."
At the time the match was clinched, Duke led on two of the three other courts. Goldfeld held a 6-3, 3-3 advantage on Fernandez on court two, while Mar was leading Guerin, 7-6, 3-3, on court three. Smith, a freshman out of Laguna Niguel, Calif., dropped her first set on court five, 6-7, and was tied, 1-1, in the second versus Gardiner.
"Everybody was kind of bummed as we had a rough weekend last week," said Capra. "We are all really motived to come out and I think we proved that this morning."
Duke and Clemson will meet for the second time over the last eight days. The Blue Devils traveled to the Lady Tigers Thursday, April 17 and dropped a 4-3 decision to Clemson. Duke had multiple match points but could not put the Lady Tigers away.
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How about an RTF cruise off the coast of Somalia?
How about an RTF cruise off the coast of Somalia?
Bad Motor Scooter SH
He that tooteth not his own horn...The same shall not be tooted.
There could be 5 or 6 ninjas in this room right now.
Unless you are a recognized military entity, it is a violation of Maritime Law to be armed on International waters especially if you want to have free pass into foreign ports. Going into another countries port armed will get you a really long stay in that country. This is why even the large cargo ships don't hire mercenaries to protect them. So their being completely unarmed really wasn't a choice but a necessity.
Perhaps the victims should've contacted India's navy for some help; this is how they dealt with a recent Somali pirate attempt at hijacking:
Or maybe even the British Royal Navy could've been called on to help:
But don't look for any of these Somali sea thugs to appear on any upcoming episodes of the hit Fox series Cops. Although it does make an amusing mental picture:
Somali criminal: "I aint done nuffin! That aint my RPG, must've been in the pocket of my pants when I bought them."
Cop: "Relax, son; we've got medics coming to look at those injuries before we take you to your 3 hots & a cot."
Julie R., Hope Springs Farm
Chesapeake Bay Retrievers since 1981
Does Obama, through the Navy, need to put extra reources there in the Gulf to protect Americans/intersts?
And even if he does, don't you think the situation would be similar to court rulings here, that the polce have no legal obligation to respond to protect you?
Or does it make even more sense to for private parties, who legally can't be armed & have no commercial intersts in being there, to stay the hell out of that area if at all possible?
{Though I would venture a 'guess" that, as in many gun controlled areas in our country, there are some that do carry "illegal" weapons and would rather take the risk of being "tried" than "buried".}
And how should we decide the priorites of who gets the protection of the limited resources?
"It's not that government is inherently stupid, although that's a debatable question."
Rand Paul CPAC speech 2011
I would rather be exposed to the inconveniences attending too much liberty than to those attending too small a degree of it. Thomas Jefferson to Archibald Stuart, 1791
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For X amount of dollars, the outfitter will take you on an excursion complete with a 50 cal semi-automatic. The outfitter's boat would look like a yatch complete with bikini clad babes/decoys walking around the deck looking harmless.
"All those things bother me: The populism, the lying and the scapegoating and the xenophobia bother me, but then theres a layer of incompetence here. I suppose, in a way, we should be thankful: If he had a coherent ideology, hed probably be more dangerous." P J O'Rourke
The pirates likely use Somali ports for refueling, re-supply where there is no law. They are in smaller boats and can stay away from larger vessels. If they are flying a Somali flag and in International waters they can't be boarded by another country's military either legally.
Its just like gun laws here as someone else said, protects the criminals puts innocents at risk.


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Family: Arecaceae, Palm view all from this family
Description A fan palm, perennial, usually small with subterranean trunk. Some individuals with larger features and well-developed aerial stems. Leaves with a bare petiole terminating in a rounded fan of numerous leaflets. Each leaf 1.5-2 m. long, with 40 leaflets up to 80 cm. long, conjoined over half of this length. Flowers yellowish-white, 5 mm. across, produced in large compound panicles up to 2 m. long, extending out beyond the leaves. Fruit a black drupe 1-1.3 cm long containing a single seed.
Dimensions Height: 1 m. (rarely 3 m.)
Diameter: up to 30 cm.
Habitat Swamps (fresh & salt), Watersides (fresh).
Range Southeast, Plains, Florida, Texas.
Discussion Able to survive regions with hard winters; grown by gardeners and landscapers for this reason. One popular strain is 'McCurtain', named after McCurtain County, Oklahoma where they are native and tend to remain trunkless and smaller than those from warmer areas. Reportedly has been grown as far north as the New York metropolitan area on the east coast of the U.S. without special protection. Further north to New England, adequate protection is needed for the palm to survive through such harsh winters.
Comments Dwarf palmetto is a good accent plant for moist areas and will tolerate poor drainage. It is the most cold-tolerant Sabal and is similar to Sabal louisiana, though S. louisiana does not form a trunk.
Exposure Preference Shade to sun.
Flower April - June
Native Distribution E. Texas to Arkansas, e. to s. Florida & s.e. North Carolina
Site Preference Lowlands; swamps; river terraces; floodplains
Soil Preference Moist soils.


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Cecco wrote:good job leonardo!
[key]Scarlet wrote:Cecco wrote:good job leonardo!
Chi diavolo è leonardo?
Cecco wrote:[key]Scarlet wrote:Cecco wrote:good job leonardo!
Chi diavolo è leonardo?
Leonhearth = leonardo almeno sembra cosi
pensavo che si chiamasse cosi lol
advent87 wrote:I have to say that this amv was both amazing and intense. It had me on the edge of my seat and got my adrenaline pumping. It was a well constructed video and was, and I use this word again, intense.
That being said I will say that in a few places it seemed that the pacing was slow and didn't match the song's intensity. It was a little bit distracting because when those scenes happened it pulled me out of the intensity of the video.
Also when those scenes happened the shots were off beat wise to the song. Like the pacing it was noticeable cause for the majority of the video was all this build up to this intense action battle where the cutting needs to be quick to compensate for it.
That being said those places were the only spots that I found distracting.
Overall, and I will say this one more time cause you are probably sick of me saying this, it was an intense and amazing video.
Well done
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TheCacoVenom wrote:really desperate
SoulElfs wrote:I liked the Intro and go if you have a good sync
LawRayLiet wrote:I'd say the first half is much better than the latter, but overall, nice job.
I'm a sucker for Fate/Zero.
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From his earliest works, Georges Rouault selected subjects that combined a strong religious conviction together with a concern for suffering humanity. "Georges Rouault and the Art of Sacred Engagement," delivered on May 1, 2011, offers an overview of Rouault's work, including his paintings, prints, and stained-glass. It presents Rouault as an artist who, from his early work through his mature work, remained concerned about the disadvantaged, the outsiders, and the victims of war, and who linked all of these people to the suffering of Christ. In this way, Rouault's engagement with the world was not so much political (although one can find political tones in his work) as it was sacred. It involved the totality of who we are-corporeal and spiritual.
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Terrence E. Dempsey, SJ, is the Founding Director of the Museum of Contemporary Religious Art (MOCRA) at Saint Louis University in St. Louis, Missouri. In 1991, he received his doctorate in art history and religion at the Graduate Theological Union in Berkeley in conjunction with the University of California at Berkeley, while studying under the direction of Jane Daggett Dillenberger and the late John Dillenberger of the Graduate Theological Union and Peter Selz of the University of California.
In 1995, Fr. Dempsey was named the first holder of the May O'Rourke Jay Endowed Teaching Chair in Art History and Religion at Saint Louis University, a position he still holds. In 1997, he was awarded the distinguished alumnus of the year award by the Graduate Theological Union, and in 1999, he was named outstanding teacher of the year in the College of Arts and Sciences at Saint Louis University. Fr. Dempsey has curated over fifty-five exhibitions. Fr. Dempsey is also the author of numerous articles and a frequent lecturer.
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By Jerry O'Brien 8-12-12 Proctor, MN
Darrell Nelson of Hermantown, MN won Race of Champions qualifying
features Sunday August 12 at the Proctor Speedway. The wins qualify him for the
Races of Champions in each division at the 2012 WISSOTA 100 in September
held at the South Dakota State Fair Speedway in Huron, SD should he choose to
make the trip.
Scott Lawrence, Superior, Deven VanHouse and Glenn Dammer won the other
feature events.
Donnie Lofdahl led the first three laps of the 20 lap Super Stock Main event
until the caution flag flew for the stalled car of pat Heikkinen that rolled to a stop
in turn three. Point leader Scott Lawrence took advantage of the restart as he
jumped to the front at the green flag with a good run off turn two. Lawrence led
Lofdahl, Kevin Salin, Andy Davey and Ashley Smith and raced out to an eight car
length lead. The only change in the top five before the mid point came when
Davey got the better of Salin and went to third. Lawrence increased his lead to
three quarters of a straight away while Lofdahl held a like amount of distance over
Davey. A caution flag flew with seven laps remaining which closed up the pack.
Lawrence went on to take the win, his fifth of the season, ahead of Lofdahl,
Davey, Salin and Brian Carl. Lawrence has qualified for the 2012 Pace of
The field for the WISSOTA Modified feature was a tiny one and, as a result,
only ran a ten lap feature. At the start Nelson was gone and Nick Musel, Jody
Bellefeuille and Scott Heikkinen duked it out briefly for second. Nelson raced out
to almost a half lap lead and won literally going away. Bellefeuille, Musel and
Heikkinen finished in that order. It was Nelson's forth Modified win of the season
at the speedway.
Jeff Engelmeier led early and often in the 15 lap Pure Stock feature, Glenn
Dammer, Esten Nelson, Dustin Follett and Craig Horak battled in a pack for
second. A pair of caution flags slowed the action, the first for a Lucas Carlson spin
in the first turn, the second for a tangle between Andy Leino and Annika Hammitt.
Leino's number 06 suffered a broken drive shaft. At the restart Engelmeier held
onto the lead over Dammer but some rubbing in the pack resulted in the front
bumper being partially ripped off the front of the #3D. The caution flag was
shown so the errant part could be removed. Unfortunately racing without a bumper
on either end is not allowed and Follett was disqualified. Engelmeier led off at the
restart with Nelson second and Dammer third. Dammer got by to the lead and went
on to win his first feature in some time driving his father's car.
The start in the 20 lap Midwest Modified feature was called off when the car of
Jim Inman rolled to a stop on the back stretch. The next try was successful and
Dan Kingsley took the lead ahead of Danny Vang, Josh Heavirland, John Kaiser
and point leader Deven Vanhouse. Kingsley drove away to a good lead while
Vang, Heavirland and Kaiser battled for second and were soon joined by
VanHouse. Kaiser surged to second and began to track down Kingsley. The
caution flag appeared for a tangle between Heavirland and Dan Larsen in turn one.
At the green Vang made run on Kaiser and took the lead as VanHouse got by
Kingsley and Neil Balduc joined the action. VanHouse got past Vang and saw
daylight at the front but again the yellow flag flew when Kingsley, Kaiser and
Kyle Matuska tangled in turn one. On the restart Vang was overwhelmed by
Balduc and Kingsley inside and out falling back to fourth. VanHouse was cruising
out ahead of the pack and went on to take his third feature win of the season.
Kingsley, Balduc, Vang and Kaiser finished in the top five.
Harry Hanson led Tim McMann at the start of the 20 lap Late Model feature
followed by Joey Ogston, Kyle Peterlin and Aaron Lillo. A caution flag flew when
Dave Esse and Lillo tangled on the front stretch with a pair of laps concluded.
Hanson held onto the lead at the restart and Darrell Nelson appeared in third.
Hanson continued in control as the laps slipped by. Hanson then made a slip at the
top of turn two and Nelson shot by leaving Hanson to fend off Peterlin. Nelson led
the rest of the way for his fourth Late Model win of the season. Peterlin, Hanson,
McMann and Ogston rounded out the top five.
Results Proctor Speedway 8-12-12
WISSOTA Late Model
Feature ( 20 laps) Darrell Nelson Hermantown; Kyle Peterlun Hibbing; Harry
Hanson Eveleth; Tim McMann Duluth; Joey Ogston Duluth; Todd Frank Mellen;
Aaron Lillo Duluth; Dave Esse Cloquet
Heat ( 8 laps): Peterlin; Hanson; Ogston; McMann; Lillo; Esse; Frank; Nelson
WISSOTA Modified
Feature (10 laps) Darrell Nelson Hermantown; Jody Bellefeuille Duluth; Nick
Musel Duluth; Scott Heikkinen Eveleth
Heat (8 laps): Nelson; Musel; Heikkinen; Bellefeuille
WISSOTA Super Stock
Feature (20 laps) Scott Lawrence Superior; Donnie Lofdahl Proctor; Andy Davey
Hibbing; Kevin Salin Iron; Brian Carl Duluth; Ronnie Malecki Superior; Mike
Bellefeuille Duluth; Ashley Smith Superior; Pat Heikkinen Eveleth; Al Rapp
Heat (8 laps): Lofdahl; lawrence; Davey; Salin; Smith; Rapp; Carl; Heikkinen;
Malecki; Bellefeuille
WISSOTA Midwest Modified ( 17 cars)
Feature (20 laps) Deven VanHouse Silver Bay; Dan Kingsley Superior; Neil
Balduc Bessemer; Danny vAng Brainerd; John Kaiser Lake Norden, SD; Adam
Shinn Duluth; Andrew Inman Hermantown; Dan Doran Hermantown; Chris
Bretting Washburn; Tom mackey Hermantown; Cory Ziebol Cloquet; Dan Larsen
Hermantown; Kyle Matuska Stacy; Josh Heavirland Cloquet; Tony Croninger
Watertown, SD; Dale Suomala Hermantown; Jim Inman Duluth
Heat 1 (8 laps): Vang; Heavirland; Matuska; Croninger; Suomala; Mackey;
Bretting; Ziebol; Shinn
Heat 2 (8 laps): Kingsley; VanHouse; Larsen; kaiser; Balduc; A. Inman; Doran; J.
Pure Stock (16 cars)
Feature (15 laps) Glenn Dammer Duluth; Jeff Engelmeier Saginaw; Craig Horak
Grand Marais; Esten nelson Grand Marais; Matt Hammitt Cloquet; Dale Reynolds
Cloquet; Rita Anderson South Range; Shaina Rapp Saginaw; Justin Bassa
Hermantown; Lucas Carlson Cloquet; Jon Hammitt Cloquet; Dustin Follett
Cloquet; Andy Leino Barnum; Annika Hammitt Cloquet; Brett Leino Moose Lake;
Josh Loucks Carlton
Heat 1 (8 laps): Follett; J. Hammitt; M. Hammitt; Horak; Carlson; Reynolds; A.
Hammitt; B. Leino; Loucks
Heat 2 (8 laps): Nelson; Engelmeier; Dammer; Anderson; Rapp; Bassa; B. Leino;
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Also FYI part of the Obamacare is billions of our tax dollars used for bailing out union pensions that were mismanaged because heaven forbid a union factory worker might be in the same boat as the rest of the country when it comes time to retire or a union exec. can't draw 6 digit annual retirement cash. Obongo doesn't care if the rest of us starve and have to use witch doctors, ju ju pots and gris gris as long as his peeps are taken care of.
HewI have gotten the sense that there are members here who are old enough to remember when "Made in Japan" were dirty words Another culture where respect & saving face was important. The Japanese caught on quickly, though, to the fact that bad products made them all look bad. So, today we have Toyota and SONY known for their high level of quality.He says they've got a pretty remarkable can-do and entreupenueral (sp) spirit, but two aspects of their culture that hurts them is their pride and rigid hierarchy. As a result, if some mid-level ham and egger on the factory floor sees something messed up he won't report or fix it because it will make him or his boss look bad. Squeeky wheels get punished there.
Hope the Chinese catch onto that concept before any bad tires kill anybody. After all, I don't think they could have any idea what our roads are like, how fast our cars go, and how many miles we drive. Without that understanding, they would not be in a good position to know how meaningful their slip-ups would be.
If/when they extend their cultural pride to their manufacturing, they would be a force to be reckoned with in world markets. Their leaders will also have to watch their backs when the populace finds out how capitalism can change their quality of life.
Interesting thought, isn't it? Just as developed countries begin to think that socialistic trends can make their lives better, the Chinese will be finding out how much more capitalism can do for them. Maybe we should encourage more Chinese immigration, and suggest some of our legislators emigrate to China? Might be some interesting results!
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See the forest for the trees here guys. First these are low cost tires which frankly American corporation don't make, the premium tire market is more profitable, they have already ceded the low cost market to China. You have now moved prices up roughly 20.00 per tire on the low end side, dosen't sound like a lot unless you happen to be one of those lower income consumers who can barley afford to put new tires on the car as it is. Secondly you have now taken those American suppliers that depend on the lower cost tires and put them in jeopardy of going out of business putting more people out of work. A study out of Rutgers University estimates at least 25,000 American jobs LOST because of the tariffs. This also is at direct odds with the Presidents assertions that we would not resort to protectionism, which this certainly is, during a time of global economic instability.
In my opinion, and outside of other factors already stated by others, when you start picking nits for the sake of political expedience, with your second biggest trading partner, you may have more to lose than they do
"The longer you let a dog go in the wrong direction the more they think they are going in the right direction" Don Remien.
How many of Trillions of dollars have both wars cost us so far and how many more trillions of dollars will it cost us before we can get out of there, not to mention the price in human lives.
Last edited by Roger Perry; 09-13-2009 at 10:20 AM.
Not ever REMOTELY close to the same thing, Roger...but making outrageous comparisons to suit your own agenda has never bothered you before.
And income taxes....don't forget that....yeah, Roger....we're still paying for the Civil War today....how come you don't whine about that??????
Roger, you need to come to grips with the fact that BHO is mucking up the works. How badly he mucks it up compared to other Presidents remains to be seen, but until you take your Bush Blinders off, you'll not be able to see that....or you just don't WANT to see that, so you keep bringing up Bush 43.
Been a LONG time since I've seen such a chronic case of denial and need for diversion....


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It would be cool to have a All Expense Guided Turkey Hunt Contest, Just for disabled people.
And have a sponser privide a shotgun, and ammo, and camo.
I know that just being able to get around, is not the only thing keeping disabled hunters from hunting.
It's the cost of going on a hunt.
Most disabled people use all of their money for Dr.s, and Medicines, and bills.
Thank You,