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I usually start the season in the same piece of woods, sometimes in the same location I hunted on Opening Day last year & the year before that. Matter of fact I have hunted the same sawdust pile on the opener for 4 years straight and managed to take a longbeard on opening day there in 3 of those four years. Sometimes it is just tradition of starting in the same place, more likely it just happens to be a place that the turkeys like to hang out or pass through often.
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This 5-day (40-hour) course will provide students with in-depth training on interpretation issues regarding short tandem repeat (STR) typing of both single source samples and mixtures. It includes 2 days of hands-on training with GenemapperID software on data sets and electronic capillary electrophoresis data from sample amplified during the STR I course. Lectures on diagnosis of DNA extracts via qPCR, chromosome anomalies (trisomies, chimeric and mosaic individuals), low copy nunber STR typing, identification of human remains (STR miniplexes), considerations for uploading forensic profile to CODIS, basic concepts in population statistics, expert systems software and court issues are also included. POST Certified.
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12 Apr 2000
Called the DMV to talk to them about tags and plates for the car. As usual, I waited until all DMVs in California were closed except one which was forever long ways away from our home, but what does that matter for the phone stuff?
I called them up, and asked what I needed to do to get tags and a title. The helpful lady asked if it already had a California title. It does not. She said that I had to bring it over to the DMV so they could look at it. I mentioned that it didn't run. She asked me how I got it to my house, and when I told her that I had had it towed on a flatbed, she said that I could have it towed down to the DMV. Hrmm... _That_'s probably not going to happen, so I asked her for alternatives. She told me that a Highway Patrolman could verify the car for me, but that would cost money. But it would probably be less than a two way tow job. argh.
However, the fellow who teaches my Sunday School class used to be a cop in Santa Cruz (just accepted a job with Santa Maria PD) and his brother-in-law has some sort of law enforcement ties. I think I will ask around church tomorrow and see if either of them are able to do this mystery verification for me.
14 Apr 2000
I opened the driver's door, sat in the car. Brian climbed in the back after I opened the door for him. I found a key holder with two keys on it. I tried them both in the trunk with no success. I now have two of each of the keys, which is good. I also found some more documentation.
There was a 1970 Chiltons. In case you don't know, Chilton's is _the_ book for working on automobiles. Trust me. Walk into any shop and say, "Do you have a Chilton's on `name the year and model of your car` that I can look at?" I was kind of dismayed that it was for 1970, and the page which had a marker in it was for a Buick, but when I looked closer, this Chilton's was not just for one make or model over a few years. It was for a lot of cars from 1963 - 1970. Yes, the Lincoln Continental was there from '63 - '70. This is good, very good. I now have detailed instructions on how to take things out and put them back. This is very good, especially since I tend to have a few parts left over when I put things together.
There was also some more interesting documentation. There was a warranty card and a card which they used for the new buyers when they picked up their cars. I now know the name and address of the lady who orignally bought the car. I am kinda bummed that the warranty coupon for 24,000 miles on up was in there. Owell.
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"The Milky Way is nothing else but a mass of innumerable stars planted together in clusters." — Galileo Galilei
It's sad that there is so much light pollution in most cities that many people have never seen the Milky Way. On a clear night away from lights the view is of a bright white river of stars. You don't need a telescope or even binoculars to see it. The view of the Milky Way is so bright because you're looking at the stars in your own galaxy.
The Milky Way Galaxy
The Milky Way Galaxy, which is our galaxy. The Milky Way is made of millions of stars along with a lot of gas and dust. It looks different from other galaxies because we are looking at the main disk from within the galaxy. Astronomers estimate that the Milky Way contains 200 to 400 billion stars.
Shape and Size
Although it is difficult to know what the shape of the Milky Way Galaxy is because we are inside of it, astronomers have identified it as a typical spiral galaxy containing about 200 billion to 400 billion stars (Figure below).
An artist's rendition of what astronomers think the Milky Way Galaxy would look like seen from above. The Sun is located approximately where the arrow points.
Like other spiral galaxies, our galaxy has a disk, a central bulge, and spiral arms. The disk is about 100,000 light-years across and 3,000 light-years thick. Most of the Galaxy's gas, dust, young stars, and open clusters are in the disk.
What evidence do astronomers find that lets them know that the Milky Way is a spiral galaxy?
1. The shape of the galaxy as we see it (Figure below).
An infrared image of the Milky Way shows the long thin line of stars and the central bulge typical of spiral galaxies.
2. The velocities of stars and gas in the galaxy show a rotational motion.
3. The gases, color, and dust are typical of spiral galaxies.
The central bulge is about 12,000 to 16,000 light-years wide and 6,000 to 10,000 light-years thick. The central bulge contains mostly older stars and globular clusters. Some recent evidence suggests the bulge might not be spherical, but is instead shaped like a bar. The bar might be as long as 27,000 light-years long. The disk and bulge are surrounded by a faint, spherical halo, which also contains old stars and globular clusters. Astronomers have discovered that there is a gigantic black hole at the center of the galaxy.
The Milky Way Galaxy is a big place. If our solar system were the size of your fist, the Galaxy's disk would still be wider than the entire United States!
Where We Are
Our solar system, including the Sun, Earth, and all the other planets, is within one of the spiral arms in the disk of the Milky Way Galaxy. Most of the stars we see in the sky are relatively nearby stars that are also in this spiral arm. We are about 26,000 light-years from the center of the galaxy, a little more than halfway out from the center of the galaxy to the edge.
Just as Earth orbits the Sun, the Sun and solar system orbit the center of the Galaxy. One orbit of the solar system takes about 225 to 250 million years. The solar system has orbited 20 to 25 times since it formed 4.6 billion years ago. Astronomers have recently discovered that at the center of the Milky Way, and most other galaxies, is a supermassive black hole, although a black hole cannot be seen.
This video describes the solar system in which we live. It is located in an outer edge of the Milky Way galaxy, which spans 100,000 light years.
The Universe contains many billions of stars and there are many billions of galaxies. Our home, the Milky Way galaxy, is only one.
- We view the Milky Way Galaxy from within so it looks like a river of stars.
- From outside the galaxy, the Milky Way would appear as a spiral.
- A supermassive black hole resides at the center of the galaxy, just like within most other galaxies.
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Women's basketball team beats Hartford
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Senior guard Vaneeshia Paulk scored a career-high 24 points, leading Binghamton (5-23, 2-13 AE) to a 55-51 win over Hartford (11-17, 8-7 AE) in an America East women's basketball game Feb. 26 at the Events Center. The victory sets up a battle with UMBC for the No. 7 seed in the upcoming conference tournament.
Paulk went a perfect 5-for-5 from beyond the three-point line and was 8-of-16 from the floor. It marked the second time in her career she has reached the 20-point mark in scoring.
Paulk's final three pointer of the night gave the Bearcats a 49-48 lead with 4:24 left in regulation. Cherelle Moore, however, tied the game at 49-49 when she made the second of her two free throws with 1:31 left to go.
With the Bearcat front court struggling with foul trouble, freshman forward Kristin Ross subbed into the game right after Moore's free throw. She proceeded to nail a jumper from the left side of the basket, giving Binghamton a 51-49 lead with 1:07 remaining.
Following a Hartford miss, Paulk gave the Bearcats some breathing room by converting a layup with 19 seconds to go. The Hawks missed a three-point attempt on their ensuing possession and Ross grabbed the rebound and was fouled with eight seconds left. She then sank both free throw attempts to seal the win.
"I am really happy for our team tonight," head coach Nicole Scholl. "We beat a very tough Hartford team and really showed determination in the end. Vaneeshia had as good of a shooting game as we've seen in a long time and Kristin made some big plays when we ran into foul trouble."
Sophomore guard Kandace Newry finished with eight points, six rebounds, three assists, two blocks and a pair of steals. Sophomore forward Morgan Murphy, meanwhile, grabbed a game-high 11 rebounds to go along with five points and four assists.
Moore came off the bench to lead Hartford with 15 points while Alyssa Reaves added 10 points.
The game on March 1 against UMBC (3-24, 2-13 AE) tips off at 2 p.m. The winner faces either Stony Brook or New Hampshire in the conference quarterfinals while the loser meets top-seeded and defending champion Albany. The Retrievers beat Binghamton 47-32 at home back on Jan. 4.


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George Romero has always had a knack for raising the deceased and having them dine on family and friends. This is true not only in his Night of the Living Dead series, but also in the lesser-known The Crazies (1973), where there are no zombies, just small-town yokels turned into the title killer loonies by contamination from a military accident.
Remade by Breck Eisner and produced by Romero, the film retains the horrific spectacle of friends and neighbors becoming murderous monsters — but not so much the political context of the Nixon administration and the military-industrial complex. As with the original, it's hard to say which is worse, the shoot-first army or the marauding maniacs.
Timothy Olyphant and Radha Mitchell bring grit to the podunk sheriff and his wife, who endure the carnage, and the flick boasts many expertly gruesome moments without too much overkill. It's a smart meat-and-potatoes-and-gore throwback.
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Description The grunt sculpin or grunt-fish, Rhamphocottus richardsonii, is the only member of the fish family Rhamphocottidae. It is native to temperate coastal waters of the North Pacific, from Japan to Alaska and south to California where it inhabits tide pools, rocky areas, and sandy bottoms at depths of up to 165 metres. It uses its spiny pectoral fins to crawl over the sea floor. It grows up to 9 cm in length. It frequently takes shelter in discarded bottles and cans, as well as the empty shells, such as those of the giant barnacle (Balanus nubilis). During reproduction, the female chases a male into a rock crevice and keeps him there until she lays her eggs.
Dimensions Up to 3 1/4" (8.5 cm).
Habitat Ocean or bay shallows, Estuaries, tidal flats & salt marshes, Tidepools.
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A county employee is claiming her recent termination was without cause and carried out by the wrong person.
A brawl on South 8th Street sent one man to the hospital and another to jail.
On Saturday night LaFollette Police Officer Justin Parrott was dispatched to 509 South 8th Street after receiving a reports of a fight involving multiple parties.
While questioning witnesses Parrott learned that J.B. Nolan, Jr., 47, of 509 South 8th Street had become angry because he wanted some individuals to get off of his porch.
The Caryville Board of Mayor and Aldermen will have a new face at its next meeting.
The only contested race in Caryville was for ward two, where Michael Miller and Eric Smith faced off. Miller brought in 272 votes while Smith garnered 203.
Late election night, Miller said he was exited about being elected. He was also looking forward to working with the Caryville board, he said.
For Caryville ward one, Chris Stanley received 439 unopposed votes. Mark Stanley and Vickie Heatherly were also re-elected to the board.
The LaFollette City Council may see a change in dynamic as it adds one new face to its membership.
Political newcomer Stephanie Grimm bested all of her opponents after garnering a convincing 759 votes.
Now veteran councilman Joe Bolinger narrowly edged out former city employee Wayne Gregg in a 591 to 526 vote for the second open seat on the council.
Jay Huddleston and Scott Kitts finished in a dead heat receiving 284 and 261 votes respectively.
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Campbell County Property Transfers
Oct. 25- Oct. 29
Eagle Enterprises LLC to Robert M. Lee and Deborah M. Lee, Dist. 3, $640,000.
Adam J. Lowe and Shannon Lowe to Boyd Morgan and Tammy Morgan, Dist. 1, $5,000.
Some folks will never learn. At least that seems to be the case for a couple that arrested for a second time in as many weeks.
Adam Wayne Carroll, 37, of 183 Lakeshore Lane and Brandy Wilson, 28, of 1586 Lake Wood Road, Jacksboro were arrested on Oct. 15 in connection with a meth lab and counterfeiting operation on Lakeshore Lane.
Pastel pinks and greens decorated the Dewey Hunter building in LaFollette for the Campbell County incredible baby shower on Monday.
The event sponsored by the Campbell County Health Council and TENNderCARE was provided to teen mothers and moms-to-be for the second year.
Three men were arrested and a juvenile cited in connection with burglaries at Shanghai Marina.
According to Campbell County Sheriff's Det. Brandon Elkins, Justin Blake Adkins, 18, of 1153 Bruce Gap Road, Caryville, Bobby Joe Boshears, 21, 273 Longmire Lane and Adam Lee Muse, 18, of 483 Hollifield Drive, Jacksboro, allegedly broke into approximately 70 boats at the dock near the end of October.
The thefts were discovered when two of the boat owners filed reports with the CCSD.
It has been just under a month since Dr. Michael Martin and Karen Bundren left the Campbell County school system under a cloud of suspicion that has resulted in the discovery of forged transcripts and a TBI investigation.
And in the wake of this bombshell Sharon Ridenour, former career and technical education supervisor, has been charged by the board with the daunting task of redirecting the focus of system employees and the community from the seemingly growing scandal to making a plan for continuing to improve education for the county's students.
The Shepherd's Home has reached a milestone. And to celebrate residents and volunteers are throwing a party of sorts.
On Nov. 9 at 6:30 p.m. a dinner will be held in the family life center at First Baptist Church of Jacksboro, to reflect on the strides made by the women participating in the transitional living program and to make the community aware of the continuing needs of the home.
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Has it been proved inconclusively that spring fish breed springers??
We have had some debate on the Tyne regarding the Environment Agency policy of returning all fish in England and Wales before 16th June each year. Peter Gray at Kielder Hatchery reckons that springers do breed springers, but has no proof. Is it not possible that Salmosalar is infinately more adaptable than we realise?? Are springers not the Kamikazes (or to be harvested) of the species, their redds, if they survive to cut them, overcut by the late runners. This leads on to C&R, gone are the days of stale fish being killed but it would be surely acceptable to take one prime springer, the pick of the crop, to eat, share gift etc etc and put back everything, everywhere, from end of august??
Tyne Speycaster fishing in Chaytors footsteps!!
Tulchan is a beat that follows the Spey Board recommendations that the first third fish etc is returned. Spring fish are genetically different from other salmon and deserve to be protected until there are enough to take a "crop" without endangering the species. The majority of spring fish are female and require protection.
At the present time on the Spey it is UNacceptable to kill any spring fish, although under the present rules it is allowable.
I have heard that spring fish derive from slow growing parr/smolts that are hatched in higher streams with less food availability. Hence, the slower growth rate. Perhaps there could be some truth in this - i.e. slower growth in the river, more time spent at sea feeding ???? This would mean that returning fish would seek out the same spawning streams and in turn produce more spring fish. Perhaps somebody else can provide clarification on this point.
As for killing springers; only if we have a sustainable run. I disagree with blanket catch and release but surely if an animal is endangered we should not be killing it for the pot. However, on rivers where they still allow the nets to kill fish(North and South Esk), is it fair to impose a ban on killing fish with rod and line.
Unfortunately, some fisheries managers/riparian owners/DSFB's have had to impose bans on killing of fish because a minority of anglers cannot be trusted to reap only the minimum that they require.
Would you be happy killing one springer if you caught three or four or more in a week, or all spring?
I usually kill one salmon a year for a special occassion, and return all the rest. If I caught a springer, unless on a river where they are in abundance, I think I would be returning it and waiting until summer for a grilse for the pot.
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Gary W
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Willie (et.al.),
Please excuse my ignorance, ... Are "springers" on your side of the Atlantic fresh from the sea spawners, or "black" salmon which wintered over in the river??
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Springer is the term used to describe clean fish which run earlier in the season. These fish enter our rivers approximately from January thru' May. They are usually in prime condition in terms of shape, colour and freshness from the tide. Because these fish run our rivers so early, they have a long wait in freshwater before spawning around November/December time.
However, their numbers have been in general decline throughout Scotland and many rivers have banned killing fish before June to try to conserve and improve stocks of these early running fish. It's understandable; if they were wiped out completely, we would lose five months of our Salmon fishing season which, would not only make me cry, it would hit small local economies hard.
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Gary W
They must become a mere shadow of their former majesty come december. Our adults arrive in late june and seem to evaporate before our eyes come august-september (weight loss).
Tyne Speycaster Sorry for my abrupt answer this morning and welcome to the forum, my only excuse is it was predawn and I had a 31/2 drive to get to the Helmsdale. I am not at my best till the sun gets up.
I was speaking to one of the Spey Board scientists just to check that I was correct, he emailed me to say
<<On your query about spring salmon, the evidence for over-cutting of
spring fish redds with autumn fish redds is not there. Spring fish tend
to come from the upper reaches of large catchments of the Spey, and fish
in these upper areas (trout and salmon) spawn earlier (end Oct.).
Summer/Autumn fish come from areas lower down the catchment, and they
spawn later. So the possibility of a later-running, later-spawning fish
over-cutting the redds of an earlier-running, earlier-spawning fish are
remote. Nature will ensure there is some variation and overlap, but it
is the exception and not the rule.
There is plenty of evidence to back up both the relationship between
run-timng and spawning location, and time of spawning against altitude
in east coast Scottish rivers.>>
So in a nut shell the springers are not Kamikazes (or to be harvested).
Two nations separated by a common language. George Bernard Shaw
I used to wonder what kind of a fish a black salmon was.
Willie Gunn, no need to apologise, I'm the same at that time of a morning especially if I was lucky enough to be going fishing!
Your information (and Gary's) will prove invaluble at the next gathering of the 'fishmonger brigade' here in Northumberland.
The EA are rumoured to be thinking about introducing a similar C&R to the Spey on the English waters in the next few years rather than everything returned before 16th June. I really don't see how they could police it, we don't have keepers, gillies or boatmen on our beats, I suppose it would be similar to the situation at Aberlour? won't happen!!
To be fair the Tyne has quite a healthy spring run now but the problem of C&R till 16th June is that most anglers stay away till then and poachers have a free run on the springers we are trying to conserve.
I also had a bad experience 2 seasons gone in May on the Tyne, a beautiful 15 pounder on the fly, long tail sea lice, quickly landed, unhooked and carefully returned, kicked off strongly and then horrors, belly up being swept downstream. Managed to net the fish out, spent the next 3 hours trying everything to revive only to watch her die, I was devastated, we then had to push her into the stream and watch as she tumbled, flashing in the deep pool. I didn't fish again till the 16th when I could have the choice.
Anyway I personally think the Spey C&R has it right as long as everone adhers.
Thanks for the insight to Tulchan B I'm there for 3 days 31st March 2005, any tips or further insights/links would be much appreciated.
Tight lines
Tyne Speycaster fishing in Chaytors footsteps!!
ps Our Village club water here on the Tyne is the very same beat that is described in 'Letters to a Salmon Fishers Son'
Rules are designed to be broken, if a fish will nor survive I would get out the preist. stupid having to release a fish to die. There are worse beats than Aberlour but I can not name them on a open site.
I'm sorry to tell you that you have little chance of catching a running fish on B beat on those dates.Graham Ritchie and I am fishing Dephur, then Tulchan D then Delphur again so we will ensure no fish get past.
I will post a few more notes on Tulchan B tomorrow but 7 hours drive + 7 hours fishing has had a strange effect on my brain and I cannot remember the name of then lovely pool that is shared with C beat on alternate days, worth checking you are on the right rotation.
Tulchan B
Tulchan B shares Spearnick with C beat if I remmember correctly B has it Mondays Wednesday and Fridays but I might be wrong. It is a lovely pool fished from the right bank, so practice that Spey cast with lefthand up. ( There is a high treelined bank behind you which keeps the sun off the water.) The pool just down from the hut Lodge Stream, fishes well off both banks, though the left bank was hell last time as the wind was downstream force 10 gusting 11 and the double spey loop kept catching the bank(no wading possible) I took a fish off the right bank though.
The next pool up, the Boat is a lovely pool to fish, with the stream just straightening the line nicely. I have only fished breifly 1 session above the island I remember them as nice pools, but having never taken a fish from them they do not make my heart leap as the others do.
Remember do not stand on the daffidils.
Tyne Speycaster,
I personally can not see the EA spring fish policy changing for a long time.
The spring run on the Tyne - although possibly one of the best in England - is still quite poor. There are far more fish running the river in either September or October than there is in the whole Feb to June period.
There tends to be a good few reports of fish taken early in the season but strangely these tend to tail off as the kelts disappear. Don't get me wrong - i'm not saying that all the fish taken early season are kelts but it is easy for anglers to class the fish they have just returned as a prime spring fish when chatting on the banks afterwards hence giving a false impression of the number of spring fish running the system.
Good luck for the new season.
Willie Gunn,
Sorry for the delay but thanks for the info on Tulchan, looking forward to it, maybe you and Graham will let a few through but good luck anyway, its good to hear that someone is getting plenty of fishing in!!
Is Alan on Tulchan the same as the John Andrews video many years ago??
The new spey website looks promising especially if more beats join in, the photos of the beats really help to put you there, even in the office!!
I joined the spey anglers association last year, seemed a good cause but only time will tell, its difficult to get all anglers, especially game, together as one.
Tightlines for 2005 also, wherever you cast your line.
If you were at the STA Dinner at the Falcons last November you would have heard the speaker, Paul Knight Director of STA state that a change was definately on the cards.
I would dispute the kelts for springers claim, its just not in anyones interest to make it up now that everything goes back, the anglers risk the riparian owners including kelts to up the rents if that happens.
The spring run on the Tyne from Hexham down is pretty good but with the lack of anglers pre June 16th who knows??
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Very nice job. I love bags and can't seem to every get enough of them.
Welcome to the Quilting Board!
Very nice job. I love bags and can't seem to every get enough of them.
The more you praise and celebrate your life, the more there is in life to celebrate.
Very pretty! You really did a fantastic job on these beauties!
Beautiful!! I see you are a Mary Engelbriet fan also!
You did a great job on those bags. Love the Mary!
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They are beautiful and I love your fabric choices. I guess I am going to have to find the pattern and try one.
I really like the patten. I have pattern and fabric for at least 4 bags and what do I do, went to th mall and bought me a purse.
Nice job, I have had the bag pattern for a very long time and have yet to attempt it !!
Very pretty! Love your fabrics.
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The last day (16th Oct) the weather was quite nice, I was in a good mood and thought nothing could go wrong (haha, things go wrong when you aren't expecting it). So, I got to the airport, everything packed. Waited for some hours (the usual procedure at airports, most people know it) and learned just 45 minutes before boarding, that no airplane would leave for Philadelphia etc.pp. Very nice, I thought! So I got to the ticket counter (where already about 50 people were waiting; I decided that it would be more -- let's say -- appropriate to go to the First Class counter. I had to wait for about 10 minutes (better than waiting more than one hour!), tried to explain my problem (errr, the airline's problem actually), got a new ticket, took the T back where I was staying. Bottom line: I had to stay for one more day in Boston (well, my baggage has been already sent to Philadelphia -- bad luck, like my trip to the states where I had to wait for my baggage as well). I finally arrived in Munich on Tuesday (18th), got to Passau in the evening and was finally home.
A brief summary about my trip:
I really enjoyed Boston again, met harshy, cinamod New York was very nice, very big, very crowded. I enjoyed the view on top of the Empire State Building, got to Staten Island, visited the remains of the WTC (the only thing which is left is the basis), experienced New York's weather (2 days rainy). I'm going to upload my photos soon. Stay tuned...
LWE in Frankfurt and LinuxDay in Dornbirn/AUT:
Beside some bad organisation, LWE was quite ok. Unfortunately, it was smaller and fewer people visited the fair. Our booth was well equipped and I want to thank Zoltan for his good work and his efforts. We gave away about 1200 Ubuntu CD's; this means about 2500 CD's found their way to the users this year (Linuxtag and LWE). We can do better and the newly founded Ubuntu Deutschland e.V. ordered additional CD's for the next event(s). The GNOME Deutschland e.V. and the Ubuntu Deutschland e.V. will cooperate in the future and combine their efforts, which makes me really happy. Both e.V.'s can learn from each other. As a sidenote I'm especially content that "Josh" is our new treasurer now. He's going to help us in many ways. I'm hoping that the next months will be easier for me. The last days I contacted some people in our e.V. to see, if they want to help and in which areas they want to contribute. Got some replied -- promising. BTW, I uploaded my LWE photos here. Check them out, if you're interested.
At Systems this year we gave away about 3000 Ubuntu CD's (thanks for the update, Murray). This makes more than 5500 CD's! w00t!!
Long time no blogging. I'm lazy, everybody knows. Besides, blogging takes lots of time, first because I have to think of something I want to write down. The second thing is, that my English could be better *g* Well, right now, there's not much to think about it, because there's so much to talk about what has happened the last 2 months. First, there's GUADEC which was a huuuuuuge success. I was quite worried the days before GUADEC, because communication could have been better (we're working on it). In the end our local helpers did a great job in making GUADEC rock! Thanks to all of them. I really love you :-) GUADEC was quite busy, I was mostly on my feets heading from one to another room. I wanted to make sure, that everything was in place. I met new people and this paid off; I'm quite happy...Everyone seemed to be happy. That's good... I volunteered to help out for next year's GUADEC again. It's been hard work, but enjoyable. I just want to make sure, that we'll do better in some areas.
I'm also very happy seeing that GNOME Deutschland e.V. is finally working. Our guys seem to be very excited about it. I think they've finally seen, what we're trying to do and that it will be for their own good :-) Currently, we're trying to get new sponsors like HP or Nokia (and others). The organisation of events has been much improved, mainly because of our superb wiki and our open mailinglists. Daniel Nümm is doing a great job designing logo's for CD's T-Shirts, etc. With the help of Andreas Müller we're now able to provide unique GNOME (Live)CD's for each event (and even more). Julius Bloch has done a nice job organizing LinuxTag. Murray also did a great job in motivating our guys. Thanks to all of you!
The next bigger shows will be Systems in Munich and LWE in Frankfurt. I hope that we'll again have lots of Ubuntu CD's and our own GNOPPIX ones. With the help of Mako Hill and Andreas Müller, this should be possible. We even might have our own unique Poloshirts; Andreas and I are on this. It'll work out :-)
Maybe we'll already have our new HP laptops there, who knows. Anyway, I think we're well organized now, though we can do better in some areas. That's not bad, with the help of our members this can be solved.
Let's rock!
...snow...finally (pictures coming soon)!
Originally, I wanted to post this as a diary entry. I just didn't pay attention. Advogato is so bad usability-wise...I feel quite bad now... :-(
New HTML Parser: The long-awaited libxml2 based HTML parser code is live. It needs further work but already handles most markup better than the original parser.
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Do you have sound on your wingers?
If so as soon as you see the dog break down(you can tell when they put their ears up)... hit the sound first, second winger next. If she still does not succeed, may want to walk out to the fall let her find it then move up to simplify the mark. Marking takes baby steps, a 30 yard mark in cover may seem over simplified to you but it mean a great deal to the dogs confidence when it nails it every time. As stated you want the 20/80% rule you want your dog to have success on 80% of marks.


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Alpha Chi wraps up annual toy drive
(Dec. 27, 2005)--UTSA's Alpha Chi National Honor Society wrapped up its annual toy drive Dec. 19 after collecting 458 stuffed toys for San Antonio children.
Today's headlines
- La Prensa Foundation is newest member of UTSA Lone Star Society
- UTSA alumna Jordan Kaufmann wins $50K for new stent-graft start-up
- UTSA begins new way-finding sign installation this summer at Main Campus
- USA Today: UTSA long jumper Tyler Williamson rescues three-year-old boy
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The stuffed animals are delivered to needy children through the Salvation Army.
The donated stuffed toys were displayed under the tree in the University Center on the UTSA 1604 Campus.


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91 Boys Gold has strong showing at USYS Nationals
91 Boys Gold finish 2-0-1 in Little Rock, July 23-27, winning their first 2 games, and tying the eventual national champion Dallas Texans 2-2 on Friday, July 25th.
US Youth Soccer National Championships
Results & Schedules at 2008 US Youth Soccer Championships
Wednesday, July 23rd game - 91B Gold defeats YMS Explosion (PA) 2-1
link to US Youth Soccer article
Thursday, July 24th
link to US Youth Soccer video feature (2 minutes long)
feature on Bolowichs - father & son, Coach and GK
Sunday, July 27th
link to US Youth Soccer article listing champions and Alex Bolowich as Golden Glove winner
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" First off the disclaimer, the Realvoice IEM'S were given to me a month or two back for reviewing. I would like to thank Spider Cable for the review sample and my apologies for taking so long in writing this review. Since I have had these I have used them about 75% of the time when I am using earphones, which probably averages about two hours per day. So I have put quite a few hours..." --Carlsan
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Northeast Crawls Back to Life After Crippling Blizzard
Northeastern states continued digging out from a weekend blizzard while utilities restored power to thousands of customers and authorities lifted travel bans on roadways. But forecasts also now are calling for freezing rain and possible flooding on Monday from melting snow across New York's Long Island and in hard-hit Connecticut.
Airports in the region resumed operations Sunday, and rail service was restored between New York and Boston. Some commuter train service was restored.
The historic storm buried cars and buckled roofs as it dumped up to three feet of snow across New England and parts of New York, killing at least 11 people, including an 11-year-old boy who died of carbon-monoxide poisoning Saturday. He was helping his father shovel snow and took a break to warm up in a car.
Utilities made additional progress bringing more customers back on the grid, but more than 100,000 people were still without power Monday morning, the Department of Energy said, down from the nearly 670,000 customers who were without power during the peak of the weekend's outages.
Massachusetts, which sustained some of the storm's heaviest winds and snowfall, continued to suffer the worst of the outages on Monday. Roughly 112,000 customers—or 4% of the state's customers—were without power in the state. In Rhode Island, 20,000 customers—or 4%—were without power, according to the DOE. Nearly 4,000 remaining outages were in Connecticut and New York.
National Grid said it expects the vast majority of its customers in Rhode Island would have power restored by midnight Tuesday.
Travel bans expired in Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island, but officials on Sunday asked people to stay off the roads to allow plows to reach areas that needed to be cleared.
"Every time someone gets stuck, it prevents plows from doing their jobs and reaching areas they need to go," Connecticut Gov. Dan Malloy tweeted.
President Barack Obama declared a state of emergency in Connecticut on Sunday.
Amtrak restored limited service between New York and Boston, but service between New Haven, Conn., and Springfield, Mass., remained suspended Sunday.
Boston's transit agency resumed limited service on subways and key bus routes at 2 p.m. Sunday, after the system shut down Friday afternoon. Commuter rail service remained suspended Sunday, however, as crews cleared snowoff tracks.
As of Sunday morning, the Long Island Rail Road had restored service to most branches but trains weren't running east of Ronkonkoma, Babylon and Huntington. LIRR said to expect delays and cancellations on Monday as crews move snow-removal equipment around the system.
The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority said it plans to resume regularly scheduled service Monday, but also warned customers to "expect significant delays and plan extra time for their Monday morning commute."
Logan International Airport in Boston resumed operations after machines—with 27-foot blades and blowers with wind speeds of 450 miles per hour—cleared runways. The three major airports in the New York City area also resumed flights.
The storm forced more than 5,000 flight cancellations since Thursday, creating a cascade of delays and service interruptions that could last for days, according to Flightaware.com.
JetBlue Airways , the largest carrier at Logan, canceled 713 flights in the past three days. About 44,000 customers were affected, and about half of them have been accommodated, a JetBlue spokesman said. JetBlue's first inbound flight to Boston landed at about 4:30 a.m. Sunday, and the carrier expects to ramp up operations in the afternoon and evening. "We're basically back up and running," he said.
The nor'easter, which meteorologists blamed on the collision of two storm systems, was a potential boon for some, including ski resorts. "The Beast received 12 inches of Grade A powder overnight!" Killington Resort in Vermont said in an email to customers. "What was that? You're not here? Pack that car and tune that gear."
—Jon Kamp contributed to this article.
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I've been experimenting with a data set visualization concept that acts like a visualisation of a bubble-sort. At the moment my plans and ideas for this thing far exceed the fragile proof of concept prototype I've got.
The simulation engine still needs a lot of performance and stability improvements, and then more interesting possibilities can be explored.
Based on my early experiments with this concepts it seems like it can evolve into useful interfaces for selecting items, exploring data sets with different sorting constraints applied. Interaction methods directed at making CBIR exploration of databases efficient as well as a combined filemanager/media viewer.


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On Tuesday 01/15/2013 Prentiss County Authorities arrested Ronald Benjamin Clements 24 of HWY 4 West Booneville. He is facing charges of Fondling/Touching a Child for lustful purposes/Molesting in reference to an incident that Investigators have been investigating for several weeks now, concerning an incident that allegedly occurred in Oct. of 2012. Clements bond was set at $25,000.
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|Stripers and Coastal Gamefish Stripers, Blues, Inshore tuna!
|Topic Review (Newest First)
I just downloaded two documents of interest (amendment 6, plus 1999 status) on this topic. Thanks Bruce for bringing this to our attention and thanks Tim for the link!
As we are about to indulge in another season of striper fishing here in the bay state, I think we should all take some time to read and react to the what's going on along the atlantic seaboard striper fishery to Bruce's point. The deadline is right around the corner!
ASFMC is Florida to Maine, the most promising perspective if you ask me (inter-region). Take a look at page 13 of the Public Information Document for Amendment 6, mortality from recreational discard.
No wonder Bruce is making a big point out of this! How do others feel about making a point to Beal per bait with circle hooks only, single plug hooks, etc - in the Bay state?
I will agree that there is potential to muck up a fishery here in this Ammendment 6. We should pay real close attention to what is science and fact as opposed to finger pointing and rumour. I am troubled with any language in the documents that is based on an economic assesment as opposed to a stock status assesment.
I am wary of any slot limit that allows 2 (or more) fish to be taken. I am wary of the fact that ASMFC appears to be concerned about the negative impacts to the "valuable recreational fishery" when addressing increasing the size limits. I feel that as an advisory commision, they should be recommending what is good for the stock and not what is good for the economics of the industry. I feel that rec hooking mortality is not getting the attention it deserves. I feel that increased recreational effort has not been curtailed or even measured effectively. I believe that commercial discards are underreported and underestimated. I also believe that the commercial man has been held to a hard TAC unfairly, as the recreational harvests have multiplied considerably.
I will open a thread on an individual issue, separate from this general discussion as we all have much to type about.
Just for the record, the EEZ goes out 200 miles, as it was originally adopted to prevent foreign boats from fishing out places like Georges Bank back in the 70's when the Magnuson Act was passed.
Since bass are mostly an inshore fish, they are regulated primarily at the state level through the ASMFC and its member groups.
Openin gup the EEZ is just such a bad idea I don't even know where to begin. The last thing we need is to expand the fishery because no matter how you define the regs or quotas, the lack of enforcement will mean that the more legal areas there arre to harvest bass, the more bass will be harvested, especially big bass. I could go on and on, but I won't.
This document is seeking input on a TON of data. I printed it out and have been reading it on the train ride home from work, and thinking about it just gives me a headache. In many ways it is great to see they are considering a comprehensive re-tooling of the management plan, complete with a more global ecosystem approach among all the states and including predator/prey relationships etc....the down side being there is greater room to f*&% the whole thing up as well.
Splitting this up for discussion is a good idea. It's pretty hard to come up with equitablereasonable allocations of a resource among user groups--clearly what we want is not what VA will want, and then there is the whole comm/rec. thing.
I feel very strongly about the EEZ issue, as well as getting the entire coast down to a one fish per person per day. Nothing burns me more than reading The Fisherman, and seeing people hoisting up two 20 lb. dead fish. Who needs two fish that big???
Bruce -
Spreading the threads is a great idea, and makes it much easier to understand and discuss the topics. Feel free to make threads as you see fit and I will download the document and make threads (or participate) accordingly. Thanks for bringing these topics to the table, I think it's a great way for us to really understand what's going on and get involved.
Look forward to fishing with you thi season,
The EEz is the Exclusive Economic Zone. 3-12 miles out) Basically federal waters and since Striper fishery is state run, harvesting bass there is off limits. Closed in 89 I believe, but never reopened.
Predator prey I believe is regarding forage fish and the relationship to striper biomass.
In asking for the amendment 6 PID make sure you ask for the new updated 4-11-00 one NOT the draft version that came out a couple of months ago. I have a copy. If you cant get one email me and I'll copy it to you somehow. Maybe Sean's scanner ?
What is IMHO ? I've seen it but dont know what it is .
How do you feel about threads on these Ammendment 6 Issues here ? They are all somewhat connected to each other, but to go into them and the related responses might need a thread for each. Your site so its your call.
Tim I like YOUR slot limit ! It will save fish, unlike the ones that continue to allow two plus.
http://www.asmfc.org/ is the place to go you can download the document there or call and they will send it tou you. The eez is what they call the federal waters beyond state jurisdiction I think it's 3 miles offshore. I believe discards are short fish returned but assumed to be alive at the time of release. In my veiw what the fishery lacks now and will continue to as long we have the current limits is trophy fish 50 plus pounds. In order to have big fish you must release big fish. There are so many people fishing with such sophisticated gear and instant information on were to fish that very few fish are allowed to reach trophy size. If you look at other fisheries that have trophy fish like Tarpon and the big canadian Lake trout fisheries they all have one thing in common they release big fish and they get trophy fish in return. We here in Mass take the largest amount of big fish therefore we can have a direct impact on the management and future of them. What would be nice is a limit like one fish between 34" and 42" anything over 42" would be released by both rec and comm fisherman in fact it would be nice to see a maximum of 42" or something around there along the whole striper coast. This way if a striper managed to run the gauntlet past 42" they would be put out to pasture so to speak to grow old fat and happy. This in turn would make me very happy to know I would have a resonable shot at catching a 50 or 60 pound striper on a fly when I am old and fat.
Bruce -
Thanks for your post. Do you have a URL that points to detailed descriptions of Amendment #6?
I have a number of questions before I can understand a number of these issues, for instance what is EEZ? Is commercial discard the return of dead species or undersize live species or both? I hope reading the specific descriptions will answer these questions for me.
I believe Pete MacNeil is involved with a predator / prey study but based on salmon predation by species like striped bass. I assume this would be focused on bluefish and perhaps tuna predation on stripers?
C&R mortality is a discussion many of us have had often. IMHO it boils down to the practices of the angler, not the technique. Obviously there are bait fishermen who do less damage than some fly fishermen, and vice-versa. A corner of the jaw circle hook does less damage than a clouser impaled in the roof of a schoolies mouth, but then you get all those guys throwing small chunk baits from jetties and gut-hooking schoolies all day long. Not to sound too proud, but I wish everyone fished like you and I do!
Should we set up a form letter to send once we have our thoughts together?
ASMFC - Public Input Needed
Amendment 6 to Interstate Fishery Management Plan
for ATLANTIC STRIPED BASS
In May, the ASMFC will accept public comment for the reauthorization of the coast wide Striper Management Plan. Items for consideration are broken down into 7 issues that will affect the future of this fishery. Please take the time to know the issues and respond in writing, fax and email to :
Robert Beal - Fishery management Plan Coordinator
1444 Eye Street NW, 6th floor
Washington, DC 2005
Phone (202) 289-6400
Fax (202) 289-6061
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The issues are listed as but not limited to:
1. What are the appropriate management objectives for Amendment 6 ?
2. Should the management program differentiate between coastal areas and producer areas with dual size limit standards ?
3. What is the fair and equitable allocation of the striped bass resource between jurisdictions and between user groups ?
4. What are the appropriate targets and reference points for the striped bass fishery ?
5. Should the current planning horizon for striped bass be changed ?
6. Should the EEZ be opened to Atlantic striped Bass fishing ?
7. What other issues should the Commission address through Amendment 6 ?
a. Hook and release mortality
b. Improve commercial discard estimates
c. Predator / Prey relationships
d. Treatment of Albermarle-Roanoke stock
e. Quality fisheries
f. Any other policy, management, scientific issues
Please post your takes on these issues, both pro and con, here so we all may understand the varied positions we individually have.
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text: So Robert proposed the kernel events layer friday. Good stuff. And Kay already got the marketing kit ready; muhahawawa. In fact, I did some D-BUS hacking myself last week, now you can ask about the PID of another peer. Which is good for security. And stuff. And I've kind of started doing a small example for mainloop integration without glib or Qt.


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Focus on Funds
Japan: Still Hot, With a Tinge of Worry
Nikolaj Gammeltoft and Cecile Vannucci of Bloomberg News report this morning that a gauge of Japanese stock-market worry is at the highest spread on record versus its U.S. equivalent:
Implied volatility for the Nikkei 225 Stock Average options is 1.9 times more than the Standard & Poor's 500 Index, according to data compiled by Bloomberg on three-month contracts with an exercise price closest to the indexes. The ratio widened to 2.18 times on April 9, the most in data going back to 2006.
The Nikkei 225 increased 48 percent this year, finishing yesterday at the highest since December 2007.
More than $800 billion has been added to Japanese share prices in 2013, about half the value of France's market, as the economy expanded by the most in a year in the first quarter. The Bank of Japan, which voted last month to double debt-buying, is forecast to maintain stimulus plans at its meeting ending tomorrow. It may upgrade its assessment of the economy as evidence mounts that domestic demand is strengthening, people familiar with the central bank's discussions said last week.
"The government is conducting a massive policy experiment, the first signs are good, but the question is whether it can be sustained," Alex Tedder, who helps manage about $16 billion in global stocks at American Century Investments in New York, said via phone yesterday. "The positive momentum is there now and we think that will help drive share gains for Japanese companies."
WisdomTree Japan Hedged Equity fund (DXJ) is now up nearly 44% on the year, while iShares MSCI Japan Index Fund (EWJ) is ahead by 26%. Maxis Nikkei 225 Index Fund (NKY) is up 25%.


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2005 This Week in Mods
GTA: San Andreas - Modifications | @ 03:12 PM MDT | By rappo
We've got a new file server running now, here at GTAGaming. No longer will you have to go through edgefiles to download mods. Sorry for the delay, but we had some issues with previously posted modifications that needed to be sorted out. However, here are the past two weeks in mods:
Photo Cleaner - get .jpg's from your Xbox with no loss of image quality
DirectX Hook - allows you to play San Andreas in a windowed mode instead of full screen.
Advanced Control v1.1 - created mainly for problems with game controllers.
Weapon Aiming Fix Tool - eliminates the need to hold right click in order to aim weapons.
Building Mods:
Johnson Autos - new texture for the garage that you receive in San Fierro.
Player Mods:
Nirvana Hoody
West Coast Choppers Leather Jacket
Suit Skin - black suit with red tie.
New Jeans - lighter jeans.
Pilot's Tuxedo
Pittsburgh Pirates - Robert Clemente
Oakland Athletics - Eric Chavez
New York Yankees - Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees - Derek Jeter
Boston Red Sox - Ted Williams
Hiero Crew
FCUK Hot Lunch
N.W.A. Crew
The Mooninites
Jersey Shore
Oregon Trail
Miscellaneous Mods:
Use the Force Mod - beat up pedestrians and enemies from a long distance away, almost like you're using the force.
Chris's MultiMod - three-in-one mod, view download for details.
Speedometer - add an analogue speedometer to the bottom right hand corner of San Andreas.
Load Screens Pack - new and cool loading screens throughout San Andreas.
Jupiter Mod - see Jupiter in the night sky.
All in Shop Mod - all the unlockable items sold at shops will be there from the beginning.
Abilities Mod - allows your player statistics to increase much more rapidly than normal.
Empty Streets - where's the tumbleweed?
Planets Mod - see both Jupiter and Saturn in the night sky.
One Punch, One Kill - kill your enemies with just one punch.
Vehicle Mods:
Rare Car Mod - see cars that you normally won't see around the streets.
Real Life Car Names - replaces the SA car names with their real life counterparts.
Tornado C&C - give a new skin to the Tornado.
Woodland Green Rhino - completely green Rhino.
Camouflage Rhino - army camo colors.
Urban Camouflage Hunter - army camo colors.
Monster Truck Skin - adds a new decal on the hood of the Monster Truck.
Neons - adds neon lights underneath your cars.
Polizia Piuma - "light police."
Invincible Cars
Ultimate Deleted Vehicles - replaces the AT-400, Enforcer, and Barracks, with the Andromada, FBI Truck, and SWAT Tank, which were deleted during SA's development.
Spider Car 2 - climb up walls.
Gang Car Mod - replaces several common cars with others driven by gangs, so they appear in all areas.
Weapon Mods:
Dynamite Mod - replace the satchel charge with sticks of dynamite.
Colt Life Mod - increased health with every shot.
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I am outraged that my federal tax dollars are being used to sell this boondoggle!
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If I only pay a cent per annum in taxes I do not want it wasted on things like advertizing osamacare.
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When I heard about it this morning I was furious.
Are your objections to the way email was being used (something I would understand) or to the use of public funds to promote the President's communications in support of his legislative agenda? If the latter, can I assume you were equally outraged by the use of public funds to promote the 2001 and 2002 tax cuts and the Iraq war? Or do you save your outrage for a President you detest? A President that will not work actively to promote his legislative agenda doesn't deserve to be President. Virtually all the publicity costs of the campaigns opposing and supporting health insurance reform are from private sources. However, public funds are also being used by the White House and Republican and Democratic legislators to support and oppose the changes.
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My problem with it is that there is no tax money left to spend!
It is being paid for with borrowed money from foreign countries and newly printed dollars.
The current administration is making a bad situation much worse!
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No those are his FG%, not 2P%. No wonder you don't understand the use of stats, you don't even know which stat are which.This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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No those are his FG%, not 2P%. No wonder you don't understand the use of stats, you don't even know which stat are which.
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I don't want Granger closing out games either. But you disagree with my overall point as well. Why?
Tonight, all flags must burn, in place of steeples.
Autonomy must return into the hands of the people.
Granger's calling card is that he is a great 3 point shooter. FG% is an all-encompassing stat that includes dunks, hook shots, lay-ups, fade-aways, pull-up jumpers, spot-up shots, floaters, leaners, 3 pointers and every other kind of shot in a basketball game.
What I'm trying to say is that FG% is not the statistic that measures who is a great shooter and who isn't. Dwight Howard (and several other Centers) have very high FG% but you don't consider them good shooters, right?
Tonight, all flags must burn, in place of steeples.
Autonomy must return into the hands of the people.
Granger is great from the free throw line and he's pretty good from 3. But if that is his very best skill he's not a great player.
I want him to do both. I believe that he is capable of doing both. Lance will play enough minutes with both the starters and the bench in order to work on both of those roles. And I have no problem if Lance suddenly starts taking over games like Paul George did.
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Autonomy must return into the hands of the people.
It's a percentage good enough to put him in the All-Time top-100 3p% list. He is #83 in that list and he is tied with John Stockton. Plus, he is keeping that percentage while having a much higher volume of 3 point shots than several others on this list -> http://www.basketball-reference.com/...ct_career.html
So, yeah. He is a great shooter. At least, he was a great shooter before the injury. Injuries like that do not tend to take away one person's shooting but I guess that I have to wait and see how he plays when he returns before using the present tense.
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Autonomy must return into the hands of the people.
Because the raw FG% is a bad way to judge a shooter. Danny's 3P% has been relatively stable, he had one down year, but otherwise has shot 38+%. So we know he is still a good 3 point shooter even though his overall FG% is down. So the question is why is his FG% going down. To figure that out we have to look at the ratio of 3PA to 2PA. After Danny became the number 1 option there has been two major drops in his FG%. The first being 08-09 to 09-10. Here if we look at his stats we see this was Danny's worst year at shooting 3s as a number 1 option. He shot 36.1%. That year was also the year he took the greatest percentage of his shots from 3-point range, 38.5% of his shots. So even though he shot 47.1% from 2pointers, the amount of 3's he took brought down his overall FG% much more than usual. The following year his FG% was more or less the same (.3% is not a significant change), although for a different reason. That year his 3P% was up, his percentage of 3s taken was down, but there was a big drop in his 2p%. Why this is, it is hard to say without going back and watching. Could be he declined, or it could be the transition from JOB to Vogel. Considering that as a team the Pacers have shot horribly since Vogel took over I'm siding with it had more to do with Vogel than Danny, especially considering how well he ended the 11-12 season playing some of the best ball of his career. But in 11-12 the percentage of 3PA went up again for Danny which was a major reason why there was another drop in his FG%.
See, looking at a single statistic doesn't tell you the whole story. It gives you one very small piece of a much bigger puzzle. Only once you start adding other pieces to the puzzle do they start to show you the whole picture. The shooting percentage stats are only one corner of the picture.
BTW, his numbers and stats and percentages were inflated on a bad team coached by JOb. Murphy shot 45% one year. But you should have seen him shoot in the 4th quarter that year. Teams were not guarding the Pacers that tight...
George Hill is attempting 2.7 3s per game. CJ Watson is attempting 2.1 3s per game. Brandon Rush is attempting 3.3 3s per game. Danny Granger is attempting 5.1 3s per game.
A difference in volume is very significant since higher volume tends to mean lower efficiency. Another significant part is whether this player is an off-ball player or an on-ball player. Hill, Watson and Rush are mostly off-ball players. Danny was both but he spent a lot of time on-ball as well. Again, shooting 3s as an on-ball player is harder than shooting a spot-up 3. That's also why I want Danny to be an off-ball player when he returns.
That's why Curry is so amazing. Because he is shooting crazy percentages (45.3% last year) while taking a huge volume of 3s (7.7 per game last year) and he does all that while being an on-ball player. I mean, Curry is just transcendental.
Tonight, all flags must burn, in place of steeples.
Autonomy must return into the hands of the people.
Whether or not Granger's numbers are inflated on Obie's teams, surely you're not saying that he's not one of the best, if not arguably the best, player on 2 Vogel teams?
I think Danny's future is uncertain, but there's no denying that he was a very good player in the past.
Be aware that if anything positive is said about Granger in a thread about Lance, it will be disagreed with or qualified by one or more of a handful of trusty reasons describing why it can't possibly be relevant anymore.
Three point specialists and athletic defensive centers are examples of low volume players who tend to be super efficient because they rely on other players to get them shots, and they tend to only shoot when they're open.
This is a great example of how scouting/statistics work together actually. Teams evaluate a player's role in the offense through observation, and then they can dig into the statistics and compare his efficiency to other players who have the same role in their offenses to see if he's being as efficient as he should be. Then they can look deeper into shot charts, etc. to see if there are certain areas of the court that are better for them to see if the offense is utilizing them correctly. Paul George IIRC was just talking about this about using shot charts to find spots on the floor that he naturally shoots better at and working in the offense to get to those points on the floor.
That last part is really important, HE WAS but the problem is that some people think he is still an all star.
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I don't agree with the rest, but I completely agree with the bold part. Lance needs to improve ASAP at the foul line or he won't finish the last two minutes of games. And it will be totally on him.
You could also say that the really good shooters just haven't been given an opportunity yet.
You have a theory. I have a theory. So who's right?
I love Danny, but if he wants to be apart of a Championship contending team, he will accept his role and come off the bench. I think/hope Lance can continue to improve and be our starting shooting guard for years to come. I do think Lance will go into a slump at some point during the season, and this could very well coincide Danny's returning to playing meaningful minutes, but I do not think that the starting lineup should be changed.


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i feel bad for mo he is a class guy but this team was horrible and the chemistry wasnt there, sorry mo i had heard flip saunders was intersted in job last week ...yuck
i feel bad for mo he is a class guy but this team was horrible and the chemistry wasnt there, sorry mo i had heard flip saunders was intersted in job last week ...yuck
So you folks calling Mo Cheeks the scapegoat for Stefanski's mistakes actually think Mo Cheeks is a good coach? That's just silly.
I personally think Stefanski has done a solid job so far with this team. I know the team can't shoot, not from the perimeter, not even from the foul line. But at the same time they haven't a dominant low post player in years, and Elton Brand IS that when he's healthy. Unfortunately the Sixers are still tied up with Samuel Dalembert, who is absolutely horrible and immovable and will be making Sixer fans miserable for years to come. You can thank Billy King for that one.
This team needs to get back to it's strength, playing the fast break. Apparently Tony DiLeo knows how to emphasize that.
"I told the team 7-9 is mediocre, and mediocrity is not going to be accepted here" - Tony Sparano
"Well the cool breeze came on Tuesday, And the corn's a bumper crop
And the fields are full of dancin' Full of singin' and romancin'
The music never stopped." - Bob Weir
No. What is silly is you thinking Stefanski has done a good job despite no proof. What has he done? These are Billy King's players by and large.
What Stefanski has done is pay $80 million to Iggy, a guy who has proved nothing, and given $80 million to Brand who so far hasn't come close to living up to expectations, and I'm hoping the guy isn't damaged goods. He also brought in Kareem Rush and Ivey, guys who have sucked everywhere they have been and who are continuing to suck here. Oh, and his move to bring in Ratliff? Earth shattering.
The biggest thing this team needed was a shooter. Every Sixer fan knew that, and yet he basically ignored it.
When you dole out $160 million plus dollars as a GM, it would be nice to be at least close to .500.
So tell me, what has Stefanski done to show you he is doing a "solid job"?
to me, it seemed like the 6ers tried to be a half court team, but they don't have the pieces for that.
Sucks for Cheeks as I like the guy, he's just really bad at X's and O's. Great motivator, but horrible at plays. IMO he'd be best served as a college HC
the thing this team needs to do is get into the lottery again and hope for a good frontcourt player or great shooting guard....lou williams needs to start at point next yr. miller is a free agent maybe they can get a late 1st rd for him,


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Martin Guptill should have been resting a strained hamstring last night.
Instead, with the opening ODI against England on the line, he limped out at the fall of the seventh New Zealand wicket to resume an innings cut short by the injury in the fifth over. Fittingly he hit the winning run with seven balls unbowled.
The three-wicket win - 259 for seven chasing England's 258 - gave a significant confidence boost to New Zealand for the rest of the ANZ international series.
Guptill returned to an emotional roar from the Seddon Park crowd with 41 needed off 25 balls. The odds favoured England.
However McCullum was in the mood for a carve up, Guptill's situation and attitude to what was needed, provided the emotional lift, and in the end it was done with some comfort.
So well did Guptill strike the ball, that he hit 24 runs off just 10 deliveries en route to 27 not out, including the winning run, followed by a hobbling leap and air punch.
His captain Brendon McCullum, with an unbeaten 69 off 61 balls had his second consecutive personal triumph on Seddon Park, after last Tuesday's T20 win, on the back of his 74 off 38 balls that night.
Guptill, taking a short single, pulled up clutching the back of his left leg. He battled on a short time before limping off. That seemed to be the end of his night.
''He was incredibly disappointed to pull up lame, but his striking ability at the end certainly helped us. I was very pleased he was able to hit the winning runs," McCullum said of Guptill's effort, and courage.
England captain Alastair Cook lamented his team throwing away a strong start to their innings.
That said, he still rated 258 a defendable target.
''It was even stevens until the last seven overs and he (McCullum) took the game away from us," Cook said.
There was other grim news on the injury front for New Zealand, with left arm quick Mitchell McClenaghan ruled out for the rest of the series. He will have an MRI scan today to assess the full extent of his injury.
He strained his side halfway through his 10th and final over, having taken four English wickets to carry on a remarkable start to his international career. His dejected trudge back to the pavilion told a sad tale.
Guptill's heroics notwithstanding, his injury might potentially have longer term connotations. He is expected to open the batting in the first test at Dunedin, starting on March 6. He will miss the game in Napier on Wednesday and is being assessed today.
The win was set up initially by the cool-headed Kane Williamson, with a compact 74, before being sent back by McCullum and run out.
McCullum had some help from brother Nathan and Andrew Ellis on the push to the line, before Guptill's memorable cameo.
England had been in good shape when they reached 190 for three over 40 overs.
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Y-bearings (insert bearings)The designations for Y-bearings differ somewhat from those described in the basic designation system and are covered in the relevant product section.
Needle roller bearingsThe designations for needle roller bearings do not fully follow the basic designation system and are covered in the relevant product section.
Tapered roller bearingsThe designations for metric tapered roller bearings follow either the basic designation system or a designation system, established by ISO in 1977, covered in ISO 355:20071).
Inch tapered roller bearings are designated in accordance with the relevant ANSI/ABMA standard. The designation system for tapered roller bearings is explained in the relevant product section.
Customized bearingsBearings designed to meet a specific customer requirement are typically designated by a drawing number. The drawing number does not provide any information about the bearing.
Other rolling bearingsRolling bearings not covered in the Ball bearings and Roller bearings sections, such as super-precision bearings, thin section bearings, slewing bearings or linear bearings, follow designation systems that can differ significantly from the basic designation system.
- 1)For details on how to obtain relevant ISO documentation, refer to ISO - International Organisation for Standardization.