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I hope Bama wins this weekend cause I don't. think you SEC boys could handle not having a team playing in the title game.
Can here the crying now
I hope Bama wins this weekend cause I don't. think you SEC boys could handle not having a team playing in the title game.
Can here the crying now
Just for the record I have very fine dogs. Some of the best in the whole country....or at least on my own end of the block.
[QUOTE=Dustin D;1027123]Which QB's would that be? Bray?
Dustin, I love your enthusiasm, but think about the fact that LSU scored 12 points on the same team that just gave up 63 at home. And IIRC this was before all the OL shuffling. You have to admit that Bama's D has been a little better than *uburn's over the course of this season, hence the optimism on the part of some Bama fans about this game.
If you want the truth as I see it, this game (as most all others) will turn on the LOS and who controls it. LSU's D-line will be the best we have seen this year by far, and it will be up to AJ to make some plays in the passing game to take the pressure off the run game. The matchup of LSU's DEs against Bama's tackles may get interesting, as the Bama tackles have been susceptible to the speed rush all year and LSU certainly has several
DEs who will be speed rushing in the NFL shortly.
LSU still has somewhat of a patchwork OL, although this group has played together for three games and has had a week off to get ready. If they can hold up and get some traction on the ground, this will be a tough game, and it will get tougher if Mett can make
some plays down the field. I do not expect him to suddenly start doing something he has struggled with against arguably the best D out there this year, but I didn't expect Stephen Garcia to do it a couple years ago either.
I am concerned about the game if Bama shows up not ready to play (why I don't know) or if they turn the ball over. If neither of those things happen, I will take my chances regardless of what LSU does. I expect a good, tough, hard-fought football game that is probably in doubt in the 4th quarter, and I would want nothing less in a Top 5 SEC matchup.
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DSemple, you can probably "here" the crying of everybody else wondering why they are not where the SEC is in football. Do you hold this kind of anger toward the ACC in basketball?
Just for the record I have very fine dogs. Some of the best in the whole country....or at least on my own end of the block.
Everybody knows them Yankee Leprechauns are take it all..
Gooser the Greek,
It is far easier to spit on the work of others than it is to produce something better yourself.
Brynmoors Prairie Sage JH (Sage) Just a dang fool huntin Dawg
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I have gone by "Gooser" since I was a "gossling"
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|Thanks all. Lots of good suggestions to try out. I'll post a pic after trying them out.
The best way to tighten up the hair at the front of your fly is through using a hair packing tool of some sort because it is nearly impossible to get enough pressure with finger tips alone to pack it tightly at the front of the hook. You will notice that when the hair is packed tightly at the front, the hair will be flaring toward the hook eye and will have to be pulled back out of the way to finsh the head.
Also, using something like Fleximent on the thread after each bunch is flared and packed will both prevent the hair from sliding on the hook, and make for a much more durable fly as well.
Great looking pattern.
Before fancy packing tools were marketed, things like buttons, shotshells with the primer removed, old worn out 24k gold pen barrels:hehe: were the items of choice for burying more deer hair in itself.
From Ming To cement the tieing thread, pick up a dot of cement on the end of your needle bodkin and place it on the hitch(es).
Also, what Pete said about using different hair consistency is important. Remember the tail tip is far softer and more pliable than the tail shank.
Buggy Stuff!
John, that is a good looking bug. It looks like the body is shaped in a round shape, I can't tell if the bottom is shaved flat, a preference of mine.
It is also has a cone shaped body, so think of a bicycle wheel, the spokes near the hub are tighter than the same spokes near the tire! So it appears that the bug hair is not as tighthly packed at the front end because the hair is longer.
I don't know if this will help, I assume you already do all of this.
1- Use hair that is consistent is size (diameter) and length for the various segments of the bug. But also see below for variations.
2- Trim the hair the same length after clipping it off the skin, say one inch for most bugs. Trim some off the back end (coarser) as well as the fine front tip (thinner). This will give you a consistency in the bug as the hair is bent while spinning. Pick a coarseness that best suits the bug you are building. It takes different cuts if the bug is longer, wider, shaped etc. and I often vary the cuts on the same bug depending on the final shape I'm going to build.
3- Try alternating/experimenting with different hair from different patches as you build the bug, some times a thinner hair is used on the back end, coarser in the middle, and medium in the front ( or any variation of this depending on the bug you are building and the float characteristics you are looking for)
4- Think your bug through before spinning. The bug you show has a feather tail, lighter when dry but it will get heavier as the feather get wet, so I would use a medium coarse hair at the tail as it will pack tighter and offer more float, I would use coarse for the middle and thin for the front. If it had a rubber hackle tail or a
synthetic fish hair tail, then I would vary my "recipe".
ALWAYS check the "character" of the hair when you buy it, look for those subtle differences that you can use when building the bug.
|John Desjardins
Packing tool, Hmm, maybe I should try something other than fingers.
Thanks Mark.
|Dble Haul
Two questions:
Do you perform a half hitch after each bunch of hair is tied in and spun and packed?
Do you cement the half hitch?
If neither one of these are done, then the packed deer hair may start to creep up the shank as the fly is tied, resulting in an eventual loss of tightly packed material.
The only other thing I can say is, if you think you can't fit any more hair on the hook, use your packing tool and fit some more.
You're probably already doing these things, but that's all I can really think of off the top of my head.
|John Desjardins
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I was triming a few deer hair bugs last night and noticed a pattern to them that I haven't in the past. What I noticed was that while the backs were well packed, the part by the hook eye was not. The picture below shows what a typical bug. I don't think that I could fit any more hair on the hooks, but wonder how to tighten up the front 1/2 of the fly. Any suggestions on technique?
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Colorado Rush alum and current Farleigh Dickinson goalkeeper Jacob Lissek had the opportunity to represent the USA at the Maccbiah games in Isreal where they won the Gold Medal and Jacob (front row in gray) was named Goalkeeper of the Tournament! The information below is an account from Jacob's father
The Maccabiah games is a world-wide Jewish sporting event with over 75+ countries represented, and over 8500 althletes and coaches. There were 1100 US athletes. This competition is the third largest world-wide sporting event behind the Olympics and the World Cup. It had more US athletes than the London Olympics.
Jacob was offered the opportunity to try out for the team last fall and did so in Philadelphia right after New Years. He was selected as one of two keepers along with 20 other guys between 19 and 26. Their goal was to win a gold medal, something Team USA had never done although they'd been in the gold medal game several times in the past. Their coach was Preston Goldfarb from Birmingham-Southern.
Aside from tryouts in Philly and LA, the players and coaches did not get together or practice until they all arrived in Israel in early July for 2 weeks of training and to discover Isreal.
There were 17 other countries in the Men's Open competition (Peru, S. Africa, Great Britain, Germany, Columbia, Chile, Canada, Argentina (def gold medal), Venezuela, Brazil, Australia, Israel, France, Mexico, Denmark and Uruguay). Team USA was in a group with Mexico, Uruguay and Denmark with the top 2 moving to quarter finals, then semi finals and then gold/silver and bronze/fourth places.
Team USA had some really terrific players who were fast, had great skill, feet and determination. Jacob and a gk from Penn split the games, with Jacob aligned to play in the gold medal game, should they make it. They scrimmaged Australia twice before the competition began
and beat them 3-0 and 2-0. The other keeper played against Uruguay, but they lost 0-1 and had their backs against the wall needing to win every game going forward. He played against Denmark and they won 5-0, although it was 0-0 at halftime.
They then played a strong Mexican team, which inlcuded a former 1st division mexican player and they won 3-2, solidifying their place in the quarter finals against Germany who had a former second division and two 3rd division players from the Bundesliga. Jacob played and they won 7-0 (again) although Germany had won their group over Great Britain, Columbia, S. Afrrica and Peru.
The semis were against Canada, who had won against Brazil. Team USA won 5-0 and Jacob played the second half of that game (it was 3-0 at halftime and the other keeper strained his quad). Mexico played and lost to Argentina, 2-3, setting the US up against Argentina for the gold medal game and Candada-Mexico for the bronze medal game (Canada won).
Jacob played and the US went up 1-0 early. A PK occurred about 10 minutes later and at half it was 1-1. The US again scored early in the half and were up 2-1. A series of hard play and lack of calls enticed a US midfielder to draw a straight red by elbowing an Argentinian and the US was down to 10 men at the 50 minute mark. Argentina pressed hard and after a flurry in the box, poked a goal to the corner to tie. The US and Jacob did not break for the rest of the match and the two 15 minute overtimes. He made a game-saving far post save to his left from a shooter at 20 yards out that broke free from the typically stingy US defense. Argentina took the first penalty kick and hit the post on a hard low shot. The first US player shot left and the keeper saved it. The next two shooters scored and it was 1-1 after 2 shots. The 3rd Argentina shooter shot to the side Jacob picked but clanged it off the cross bar and then the remaining shooters made their kicks and the US won 4-3 on PKs to seal the gold medal.
Jacob was awarded the tournament's outstanding goalkeeper as he only gave up 2 goals in 3.5 games and handled the barrage Argentina created.
Jacob heads back to FDU for his senior year on the 12th. They had a fantastic run last fall and have retooled some spots lost to a few graduates and where they needed upgrades. It will be a fun season to follow, again.


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Barry Maitland's Brock and Kolla books showcase the best kind of thriller — smart writing and inventive plots. He talks to Linda Herrick.
When Australian crime writer Barry Maitland was searching for a model for Stafford Nesbit, the choleric am-dram theatre director (and possible serial killer) central to his thriller All My Enemies, he was at long last able to inflict payback on one of his most fearsome adversaries, even if it had taken decades. Maitland, who lives in Maitland (more on that later) in the Hunter Valley in New South Wales, giggles down the phone.
The sinister Stafford is "an exaggeration of my English teacher at school", he says, laughing.
All My Enemies has just been been released in the United States and Australasia, yet it first came out in 1996 - but only in Britain. The third in what has since grown to be a series of 11 novels featuring Scotland Yard detectives David Brock and Kathy Kolla, All My Enemies has been re-released because his fans were grumbling about not being able to read it.
It's a sign of how dedicated his followers are, especially in the United States, Australia and, increasingly, New Zealand.
That's because his books are so satisfying. His first Brock and Kolla book, The Marx Sisters (1994), was shortlisted for the UK Crime Writers Association's John Creasey Award for best new fiction, and its sequel, The Malcontenta (1995), was joint winner of the inaugural Ned Kelly Award for best crime fiction. While many thriller series are quite formulaic, Maitland's intelligent writing never follows the same pattern and his eye for detail is astounding.
That should be no surprise because before he took up writing full-time, he'd had a long and successful career as an architect. His last job was as Chair of Architecture at the University of Newcastle.
Born in Scotland 70 years ago, Maitland's family moved to London when he was 5. He studied architecture at Cambridge University and took a PhD at the University of Sheffield. His specialty was urban design, creating "New Towns" in Liverpool and Scotland. He also became an expert on the design of shopping malls, which he put to
fascinating use in the thriller Silvermeadow, which explores a series of disappearances in a giant mall.
"I have written a number of books on architecture and a couple of them were about the design of malls," he says. "I spent one summer travelling across the United States going from shopping mall to shopping mall, so in a way Silvermeadow was a way of getting that out of my system."
In Silvermeadow, Maitland dissects the psychology behind the layout of malls, where there is no obvious start or end to the flow of foot traffic, and people are subconsciously lured to drift from shop to shop. "I have worked on buildings like that," he says, "and the developers are very expert at that sort of thing."
Maitland moved to Australia in 1984 to take up the job at the University of Newcastle, retiring in 2000. While he wrote two early novels - both rejected - his real impetus came about because of the December 28, 1989 earthquake in Newcastle, which killed 13 people and caused A$4 billion worth of damage.
"It was very alarming. Houses fell down and people got killed and it was such a strange time," he recalls.
"The army moved in and closed off the centre of the city and my house was inside the cordon, so people couldn't come and visit. As a kind of reaction to that, I was reading crime and I thought, 'oh, what if I write a crime novel as a form of escapism from the chaos going on around me?' So that's how I started writing The Marx Sisters, the first one."
The earthquake, which badly damaged his house, was also the reason he moved to Maitland, a "nice little country town" about 30km from Newcastle.
With each book set in a specific part of London, the reader develops a real feel for the city and its people.
"I go back to London a lot," says Maitland. "That's how I start each book, by searching for a corner of London, some place where I can imagine the characters that interest me and the setting that interests me. Sometimes, like in Chelsea Mansions, they are wealthy areas, the golden postcode, other times they are areas that are impoverished.
"I really like the research," he continues. "In each of the stories as well as the place there is usually a theme of some sort where it takes you into some corner of life that maybe you're not familiar with. The Chalon Heads was about people who collect rare stamps. It was fascinating. I asked myself, 'what would be the most innocent thing a retired gangster could do?' Collect stamps. Later on, I discovered that one of the most valuable stamps in the world is owned by an American on death row."
As far as the research went into the dynamics of the amateur theatre group portrayed in All My Enemies, Maitland didn't have to look far. He used to act in an am-dram outfit in Sheffield. "It's wonderful for a crime story," he says. "It's so intense ... all the love affairs, the rivalries, the rows, it's such an emotional hothouse."
Maitland's books pay meticulous attention to police procedure and the stifling effects of bureaucracy. He turned to his niece, who worked in the forensic science labs at Scotland Yard. "And she was married to a copper, so between them they gave me tremendous help."
After about six months of research for each book, Maitland says he plots it all out as much as he can - then things change as he starts to write.
"The characters come to life and I begin to realise that what I thought might be happening isn't as interesting as something else that occurs to me."
Thrillers lose their thrill when you can spot the killer's identity a mile away. Maitland likes to keep you guessing.
"A reader said at a festival that at page 250 he had realised who the murderer was, then at page 300 that Brock and Kolla had recognised who the murderer was, and then he said he realised there were 50 pages to go and so we must all be wrong. I really like a strong plot."
All My Enemies (Allen & Unwin $36.99) is out now.


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Callbanks to the landblind for the OPEN: 35 dogs
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Callbacks to Open. 25 dogs. 3,8,9,10,11,14,17,20,21,25,28,33,35,39,41,42,42,45 ,48,49,51,54,55,56,58,63.
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text: browsing around. he knows himself too well. and requests for demotion ignored. or we are full of mercy. and badv is full of complete understanding, the kind that can only come from the fbi. cristian guissani just released DbTcp 0.1.14, a lo-fi ODBC connector that i've had good success with in a certain nebraska foxpro situation (with birds.) it's been an angelic presence. (big birds.) there is so much newness to life. thousands of days pass, but waking up in the morning is still a new experience. even sometimes opening and closing eyelids is a new pleasure. and i appreciate the angle at which i am looking in the moment.


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As much as my Troop is in fact our little Utopia of Scouting… We still have the need to go out and recruit.
It is that time of the year when we are out doing Webelos Den visits and they are coming to us for activities and visits with their parents. This is a fun time. A time when we see the excited faces of these boys as they venture into the unknown, as they prepare to cross over into Boy Scouts and leave their Cub Scout days in the memory bank.
So, I'll take some Webelos to go.. please. I will take them from their Den and introduce them to a boy that will lead them to adventure. Lead them to new heights, lead them to be leaders.
I'll take them from arts and crafts and trips to the zoo, to backpacking adventures, caving, climbing, and a life of service.
I'll take them into Scouting that encourages responsibility and forms character.
Webelos and Cub Scouting served them well… and we can see that. They are motivated and caring, they are driven and willing. They are ready for the next step on their trail.
But we won't get them all. And that saddens me. Not only will our Troop not get them, but no Troop will get them all. "I won't let Johnny camp in the rain" one mom said. "Use an ax?" said another. "He plays sports, and that's what is important to us" a Dad proudly says. And so it goes.. the set up for drop out. And it happens, no matter how much fun the boy is having, no matter how excited he is. But then again, it's not really what he wants.. it's all about Mom and Dad. Sports, worries, and a bit of over protection… I can see that. But why not a little more understanding of the program? Do you know our goals? Our goals of Character, Citizenship, and fitness? That sports plays a role in Scouting? That camping in the rain develops skills, teamwork, and confidence? Learning new skills that may help one day in a pinch? But I suppose it is easier to say no.. or not understand what is best… for the Boy.
Well.. I'll take some Webelos to go..please.. To go with us in Scouting!
Give it a shot.. if you sitting on the fence, I am sure you won't regret it in the end.
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There are many big hearted hunters on this forum who work with and teach new hunters. After all what better reward is there than sharing the love of the hunt? Last fall a unique lady Skye Goode heard about turkey dogging and contacted Jon Freis founder of American Wild Turkey Hunting Dog Association http://www.turkeydog.org/
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This gobbler was one of three I have been working since Wednesday. The foggy morning backdrop makes a great photo!
It has been a tough turkey season. I've hunted every day except two, and called in six gobblers during the first two days, but only called in hens until today when I scored on a nice 2-year old bird. He had a 9¾" long and 7/8" spurs. I called him in with a turkey call I made.
On my way to the spot where I was going to listen for the gobblers to wake up, I flushed a bird on the edge of a field at about 5:05 AM. I could see it silhouetted against the dark sky, and was looking for a beard dangling against its chest. It wasn't real big and I was pretty sure it was a hen.
At 5:12, a gobbler sounded off along the edge of the field about 100 yards or more from where I was. So, I tucked myself against a multi-trunk beech tree about 15 feet inside the woods, and when he flew down at 5:40 I began calling. He wasn't the gobbler that came in, however. This gobbler was a little closer. I couldn't see him when he flew down, but before long he was in sight and in full strut coming my way.
Twice while I was calling him in hens flew down and landed right in front of him, but he totally ignored them, and kept coming to my call. At 6:11 AM I filled his head with lead him at 34 yards.
They're fun to watch, and when everything is going right you can read their minds. "I'll make myself real big so she can see me. Where is she? Maybe I need to do it again. OK. Maybe if I walk over here. How about here? Where is she? OK -- what if I walk a little closer. Maybe if I stretch my neck up I'll see her, and she'll see me." Once his brain got lead poisoning, I couldn't read his mind anymore. Now on to #2.


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4.13: Timeline of Evolution
Which was first, the insect or the flower?
Although the land plants were here before insects, the first flowers evolved long after the first insects. The first land plants did not have flowers. Today insects and flowers are so interconnected, it's hard to imagine one without the other.
Timeline of Evolution
For life to evolve from simple single-celled organisms to many millions of species of prokaryotic species to simple eukaryotic species to all the protists, fungi, plants, and animals, took some time. Well over 3 billion years.
The Age of Earth
How old is Earth? How was it formed? How did life begin on Earth? These questions have fascinated scientists for centuries. During the 1800s, geologists, paleontologists, and naturalists found several forms of physical evidence that confirmed that Earth is very old.
The evidence includes:
- Fossils of ancient sea life on dry land far from oceans. This supported the idea that the earth changed over time and that some dry land today was once covered by oceans.
- The many layers of rock. When people realized that rock layers represent the order in which rocks and fossils appeared, they were able to trace the history of Earth and life on Earth.
- Indications that volcanic eruptions, earthquakes, and erosion that happened long ago shaped much of the earth's surface. This supported the idea of an older Earth.
The earth is at least as old as its oldest rocks. The oldest rock minerals found on Earth so far are crystals that are at least 4.404 billion years old. These tiny crystals were found in Australia. Likewise, Earth cannot be older than the solar system. The oldest possible age of Earth is 4.57 billion years old, the age of the solar system. Therefore, the age of Earth is between 4.4 and 4.57 billion years.
Geologic Time Scale
Geologists and other earth scientists use geologic time scales to describe when events happened in the history of Earth. The time scales can be used to show when both geologic events and events affecting plant and animal life occurred. The geologic time scale pictured below (Figure below) illustrates the timing of events like:
- Earthquakes.
- Volcanic eruptions.
- Major erosion.
- Meteorites hitting Earth.
- The first signs of life forms.
- Mass extinctions.
The geologic time scale of Earth's past is organized according to events that took place during different periods on the time scale. Geologic time is the same as the age of the earth: between 4.404 and 4.57 billion years. Look closely for such events as the extinction of dinosaurs and many marine animals.
Evolution of Major Life Forms
Life on Earth began about 3.5 to 4 billion years ago. The first life forms were single-cell organisms similar to bacteria. The first multicellular organisms did not appear until about 610 million years ago. Many different types of organisms evolved during the next ten million years, in an event called the Cambrian explosion. This sudden burst of evolution may have been caused by some environmental changes that made the Earth's environment more suitable for a wider variety of life forms.
Plants and fungi did not appear until roughly 500 million years ago. They were soon followed by arthropods (insects and spiders). Next came the amphibians about 300 million years ago, followed by mammals around 200 million years ago and birds around 100 million years ago.
Even though large life forms have been very successful on Earth, most of the life forms on Earth today are still prokaryotes—small, relatively simple single-celled organisms. Fossils indicate that many organisms that lived long ago are extinct. Extinction of species is common; in fact, it is estimated that 99% of the species that have ever lived on Earth no longer exist.
The basic timeline of a 4.6 billion-year-old Earth includes the following:
- About 3.5 - 3.8 billion years of simple cells (prokaryotes).
- 3 billion years of photosynthesis.
- 2 billion years of complex cells (eukaryotes).
- 1 billion years of multicellular life.
- 600 million years of simple animals.
- 570 million years of arthropods (ancestors of insects, arachnids and crustaceans).
- 550 million years of complex animals.
- 500 million years of fish and proto-amphibians.
- 475 million years of land plants.
- 400 million years of insects and seeds.
- 360 million years of amphibians.
- 300 million years of reptiles.
- 200 million years of mammals.
- 150 million years of birds.
- 130 million years of flowers.
- 65 million years since the non-avian dinosaurs died out.
- 2.5 million years since the appearance of Homo.
- 200,000 years since the appearance of modern humans.
- 25,000 years since Neanderthals died out.
- Cambrian explosion: Rapid diversification of life and emergence of most animal phyla that occurred around 500 million years ago.
- geologic time scales: Geologic history of Earth from its formation to the present.
- The age of Earth is between 4.4 and 4.57 billion years.
- Life on Earth began about 3.5 to 4 billion years ago, and the first life forms were single-cell organisms similar to bacteria.
Use the resource below to answer the questions that follow.
- Anomalocaris - Shape of Life at http://shapeoflife.org/video/other-topics/paleontology-new-evidence-revises-thinking-anomalocaris (4:09)
- When did Anamalocaris live? Why is this geologic period particularly interesting for studies of the development of life?
- Most fossils found are not of complete organisms? How have scientists responded to this situation? What challenges has this presented?
- What were some of the theories as to what type of animal Anamolcaris was? What happened to cause these theories to be abandoned?
- How is Anamalocaris an example of the scientific process?
- How does the example of Anamalocaris make you feel about scientific interpretations of fossils? Give specific reasons for your belief.
- Relative to the length of time life has been on Earth, have modern humans appeared recently or in the distant past?
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The need for legal services has never been greater. Funding for legal services has decreased 70 percent as a result of historic low interest rates. At the same time, an additional 1.5 million victims of the economy became eligible for free legal services when the number of Californians living below the poverty line climbed to over 6 million. More than half of those seeking help who are financially eligible for free civil legal services continue to be turned away because of the lack of resources.
In response to the decreasing funds available for legal services, volunteers from legal aid organizations, the Legal Aid Association of California, the Office of Legal Services and the broader legal community formed a committee to launch the Campaign for Justice to raise awareness and resources for nonprofit legal aid organizations. For more information about the Campaign for Justice or to donate to the Justice Gap Fund online, visit www.CAforJustice.org.
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If you ask any current member of the 2012 Miami Dolphins if they are satisfied going into the break at 3-3, tied for the lead in the AFC East, you would probably receive a chorus of displeasure. Now if you asked many Dolphins fans about the team's current status, you might get your share of smiles and some might even say this team should be up a game or two within the division.
Reality is that you are what your record says you are and for the Dolphins, they have put themselves in a position after six games to compete with the best in the AFC. Confidence and enthusiasm are some of the qualities this team and the fan base feel and here are some of my thoughts about what I've seen over the past six games.
1) Thank You, Ryan Tannehill – I say that because the rookie has brought stability and productivity to the position, and his knowledge of this offense has been evident through six football games. He's been able to overcome the tipped passes and turnovers in week one against a very good defense in Houston, and direct three wins in the next five games! Ryan's decisions, arm strength, toughness, and the ability to extend plays gives this offense multiple options anywhere on the field. Instead of protecting a young quarterback, the Dolphins are leaning on him to have success!
2) Defense Has Play Makers – It's nice to watch how aggressive and for the most part how disciplined the defense has played early this season. The fun part about it is that it's not just Cam Wake, Randy Starks or Karlos Dansby! Young players have contributed immensely to the cause, and at multiple positions. Olivier Vernon has shown the ability to get to the quarterback and set the edge against the run. Nolan Carroll has been counted on to fill in on the corner and has made the most of his opportunity. Koa Misi and Reshad Jones have also been solid and Jones has been the quarterback of the secondary.
Teams haven't been able to run the football with any consistency, which makes it easier to get after the passer on second or third and long! Sean Smith is turning into a veteran on the corner and teams are staring to respect his abilities! The mixture of youth and experience is promising and should continue to help win football games!
3) Coaching Staff Paying Dividends – Head Coach Joe Philbin has brought change and structure to South Florida and it's working. His straight forward approach is resonating with his players and the two coordinators in Mike Sherman and Kevin Coyle complement his coaching style. Just take one look at the offense that's been installed and my first thought is that it's exciting to watch, and hard to defend. Our defense has been stellar against the run and Coyle has played an aggressive style lately that has opposing offenses turning the football over with regularity. This team looks completely different on offense because of the pace it executes at, and on defense because there's more depth at every position.
4) Hartline Emerges – The talk of the off-season was that a major upgrade was needed at the wide receiver position. Not only didn't we have a dominant performer that put fear into a defense, but also the national conversation was that the Dolphins didn't have the players on the roster that could carry the load. Brian Hartline missed most of the OTA's (surgery) and the entire pre-season with a lower leg injury, but emerged as the playmaker this offense needed. He leads the team in receptions with 29 (Davone Bess has 28) and in yards with 514. Through five games he lead the entire NFL in receiving yards and will continue to be counted on because in this West Coast Offense, you never know when it will be your turn to have a huge numbers game!
5) Finish! – I would be lying if I told you that I didn't entertain the thoughts of what if we found a way to win in overtime against the Jets and the Cardinals! This team had the real possibility of sitting at 5-1 going into the bye week two full games ahead of everyone in the division. Okay, so know I'm back to reality and feeling confident about what I learned in the back to back wins at Cincinnati and at home against the Rams. The Dolphins found ways to win down the stretch and isn't that how .500 teams become winning teams!
I get a feeling that this team is resilient, and doesn't panic on either side of the football. They can play in tight games and still play loose, confident that there going to find a way to win. That's what my gut tells me about this group of men and if I'm right, fastens your seat belt because it's going to be a race down to the wire in the AFC East!
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CORINTH – A team of Corinth/Alcorn County Excel By 5 leaders made stops around the county this week introducing the community to a new Mobile Resource Unit.
The team visited places where parents with young preschool children can be found, including housing developments and day care centers, to let them know about the free services and facility.
The Mobile Resource Unit is going to neighborhoods with books, games and information that parents can use to help give children a head start on brain development and literacy from their earliest years.
"We're out beating the bushes and getting the word out," said Bobby Capps, Excel By 5 Family and Parent Focus Group coordinator. Capps, Excel By 5 Certification Manager Susan O'Connell and volunteers Mona Lisa Grady and Barbara Barrett spent time traveling throughout the county with the unit.
A community forum scheduled for April 11 at Corinth High School will present more in-depth information about the program's progress in Corinth and Alcorn County, and give everyone a chance to tour the Mobile Resource Unit.
Refreshments will be served beginning at 5 p.m., with the program starting at 6 p.m. Northeast Mississippi Community College President Dr. Johnny Allen and state Board of Education member Dr. Wayne Gann will be presenters.
Excel by 5 is a program to support child development from birth to age 5 developed through a collaboration of the Mississippi State University Early Childhood Institute and Chevron. The Corinth/Alcorn County collaboration is pursuing certification as an Excel by 5 community, a designation that recognizes the community as child-friendly.
The four key things to concentrate on during those early preschool years, based on brain development research, are touch, talk, play and reading.
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Ancient Magdala, on the northwestern shore of the Sea of Galilee, was an important town in the days of its most famous citizen, Mary Magdalene. Ancient sources say fishermen and dyers had their own quarters, as well as 80 shops selling fine wool!
Its Greek name, Tarichae, means "pickled fish" indicating it was also a center for this industry. It also had a ship-building industry. Some scholars identify it as Mark's Dalmanutha (8:10) where Jesus went after the feeding of the four thousand. Some years ago during a drought, the lake receded to reveal the foundations of a tower archaeologists believe gave the town its name (which means tower), and might have been a lighthouse. The gorgeous scenery around Magdala includes the impressive Arbel cliff and the Valley of Doves, the main road Jesus would have taken to this area from Nazareth. In fact, the best view of Magdala, whose excavations are in a fenced-off area belonging to the Franciscans, is from the top of Arbel, with the entire area of Jesus' ministry stretching out to the horizon.


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News | 2016 Pathology Research Retreat
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The Einstein website recently featured Dr. Herbert Tanowitz and his work with Trypanosoma cruzi, the cause of Chagas Disease. He says the persistent infection is "the most important neglected tropical disease of mankind."
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One of the things Avid brakes are known for is their Tri-Align Caliper Positioning System, aka CPS. It's a simple bracket that does a great job of aligning the caliper with the rotor, regardless of how smartly the fork or frame manufacturer positioned their ISO mounts. No shims, no hours of fiddling and guessing and torquing down bolts only to find the positioning off by a few mm. Bolt these on a bit loose, move to the right position by hand, tighten, and the bike is ready to stop rolling on command.
You'd want these so you can replace damaged ones, or so you can change the rotor size and still use your old calipers. As has been discussed in many places, changing rotor size can change braking dynamics, which also means the brakes can be used on different bikes. Say you started with a XC bike and want to put your favorite brakes on a DH rig; change the rotor, change the bracket, and the brakes will work with the new bike.
We have CPS mounts for forks, for stays, for ISO brackets, for non-ISO posts, and, naturally, we have them for Boxxer forks. Use the pull-down menu to find the bracket that goes with your mount and your rotor diameter.If the name in the pull-down does not specifically say 'Post,' it will be an ISO mount, with the exception of the Boxxer adapters, which will be Boxxer-specific.
It does exactly what is supposed to, it adapts. I like the nice finished look of the avid adapters, they have a nice beadblasted smooth finish and seem to have a durable anodized finish.


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Government Casts a New Line on Fishery Data Collection
Posted On June 4, 2013 by TJ Marshall
As an avid recreational fisherman, it was a welcomed surprise last week to learn that seven days would be added to one of my favorite times of year: red snapper season in the Gulf of Mexico. Historically, red snapper have been severely overfished in the Gulf but are now on their way back. As the fishery and the fishing improve, so is the technology to monitor catches — a critical component to ensure the health of this iconic species.
Way back in the golden era of recreational fishing, shortly after World War II, American prosperity grew and with it came dramatic technological advances in small outboard engines, fiberglass boats, fishing rods and reels. A new era of fishermen was born and the technology for counting catches needed to…well, catch up.
The freedom to fish alone or with a few friends at anytime during a set season and anywhere you can launch a boat or cast from shore is one of the timeless pleasures of recreational fishing. There's nothing like getting outdoors and catching a few fish. With more fishermen taking more fish out of the water than ever before, we need to make sure fisheries are healthy and have the numbers to support themselves. Individually, sometimes it seems our catch is not equating to too much, yet collectively the numbers really add up. Each one of those days an individual fisherman puts a hook in the water adds up to millions of fishing trips per year. In fact, there were more than 23 million fishing trips last year in the Gulf!


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I move tomorrow! Its going to be lots of fun on shared dialup until the DSL is installed, but I figure we can spend all our free time playing freeciv and/or other neato LAN games until then, not to mention actually moving stuff.
And to top it all off, UPS has gone braindead. First they misroute my package, now its out for delivery in Sparks, NV. As odd as it sounds, I don't live in Sparks, NV.


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What you will need:
– empty glass jar with lid
– organic potting soil
– rocks or seashells
– several small plants or succulents
– spray bottle full of water
Step 1: Prepare the Terrarium
Remove the label from the jar, then thoroughly clean and dry it. We used a large pickle jar and a small jar that held canned fruit. However, you can use any size jar that is large enough to house the plants that you will be planting.
Next, add a small layer or rocks or seashells for drainage on the bottom of the glass jar. We used seashells because we live in a tropical climate. However, you can use rocks, pebbles or even gravel.
Step 2: Add the Soil
Add a couple of inches of organic potting soil on top of the rocks or seashells in the glass jar. Make sure to add enough soil so that the roots of your plants will be covered.
Step 3: Add the Plants
Since we live in a tropical climate, my son and I took a walk around our neighborhood and collected several small tropical plant and succulent off-shoots. You can collect plants and moss that are indigenous to your area, or pick up a few plants at your local farmer's market.
Step 4: Water the Terrarium
Using a spray bottle, spray the inside of your terrarium with water until the soil is moist. When the inside walls of the terrarium are free from droplets, spray the inside of the terrarium down again.
Step 5: Give the Plants Light
Place your terrarium in an area of your home that receives either direct or in-direct sunlight (depending on the what the plants inside your terrarium require.)
Step 6: Enjoy your Terrarium
Your child will enjoy having friends and family compliment your terrarium and telling them exactly how you made it together.