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Forging one's own path in life is no walk in the park. It requires commitment, perseverance and self-awareness. Jenny Treviño was the first in her family to go to college, will be the first to graduate with a degree in international studies and was selected for the Teach for America program. Soon to be placed in Detroit, Mich., Treviño accepted the job offer with a definitive "bring it on."
Treviño will graduate with 350 undergraduates and 793 graduate students on May 18 at Reliant Arena. President of the French Club, vice president of the International Studies Society and a member of several honor societies, Treviño didn't think she was even going to college.
"My college counselor in high school and my geography teacher, who is a UST alumna, suggested St. Thomas, but I didn't even decide to go until November of my senior year," Treviño said. "They were both really encouraging, and they were right."
From Spring Branch High School in Northwest Houston, Treviño had a rough start to her college career. Her family was supportive, but had trouble understanding her lack of time to spend with them.
"My mom didn't finish high school, so she recognizes the importance of an education," Treviño said. "At first, I had no idea what I was doing. I made some really good friends who helped me, and I then realized I could go to the business office and they sorted everything out for me."
Treviño found her safe haven at the Center for International Studies , where she is currently working as staff support – just one of her two jobs. Originally wanting to be in the CIA, she is still shocked at the transformation she has undergone.
"International studies has absolutely changed my outlook on the world," Treviño said. "It's been so eye-opening. Before I got here, I lived in my own little bubble, and my life and family issues were the most important thing. There are so many other people in the world that have it worse, and it's made me grateful. Also, by learning about other countries, I've learned a lot about America."
Studying about the world has also made Treviño environmentally conscious, a side effect she was not expecting. She presented her research on waste pickers in developing countries at the 2013 Research Symposium.
Upon graduation, Treviño is looking forward to her next adventure: teaching with Teach for America in Detroit. According to the Teach for America website, Detroit records "staggeringly low" high school graduation rates and the poorest National Assessment of Educational Progress in the United States. Treviño, like the website speaks highly of Detroit's opportunity, and even though her peers are apprehensive, she is optimistic.
"I grew up kind of the same way as some of those kids," Treviño said. "I really feel passionate about this. If I hadn't had educators who took an interest in me, I wouldn't be in college. I want to do that for students – even if I help just one, it will be worth it."
Treviño moves on June 15, and will train in Chicago, Ill., for a month and a half before heading to Michigan to teach Spanish. Her biggest fear ¯ the cold weather.
Treviño will strive to emulate the adults at UST who have impacted her so deeply and invested in her future, such as Dr. Livia Bornigia, assistant professor of communication, Dr. Linda Pett-Conklin, associate professor on international studies, Dr. Felisa Reynolds, assistant professor of French and Spanish, and Diana Garcia, office manager for CIS.
"I don't know if they know how much they affected me," Treviño said. "They have really high expectations of me and kept me motivated. I learned a lot about myself and being a well-rounded individual at St. Thomas, and I think that's really valuable." Watch Commencement Live
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Series 80 1911s will allow the hammer to fall from the half cock, there is not enough travel to result in enough force to ignite a primer. The same goes for the 238. Like the 1911, the half cock is there in case one slips while cocking the hammer or in a worse case scenario, in case the main set of hammer hooks are sheared.
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A Glock doesn't need a recoil buffer. I guess maybe change the recoil spring periodically (every 5k-10k rounds). And, certain springs may wear out over time. But many people have gotten over 100,000 rounds thru a Glock easily. And, the first thing that typically "wears" out is the barrel over the 100K mark. I've read some stories of people having 150,000-200,000k thru their Glocks.
I seriously doubt U will get that many rounds unless U fire the gun several times a week. And, if U DID shoot out the barrel, just replace the barrel.
I have a Glock 34. And, while I have other guns that I prefer - I will admit that a Glock will typically have the longest lifespan of probably any other semi-auto pistol.
Don't worry about the lifespan. Really, any semi-auto will outlast U. The only decent fullsize gun that could possibly have an issue is the Beretta 92. And, all that gun requires is that the locking block be replaced. So, pick a gun U like. Don't worry about the supposed lifespan. It is doubtful U will wear out the gun unless you are a F/T competitive shooter.


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I got the Promag 9mm magblock and right off the bat I'm not sure I like it. Not because it's body is made of plastic but because it's a drop-in from the top and it has a bolt-hold-open feature that requires that the bolt hold open on the AR lower must be temporarily removed to allow the magblock to be slid into place. Then the bolt hold open on the lower must be put back together. The only 9mm Colt type magazine I had was a Promag plastic one and it seemed to work just fine but I was hand cycling the ammo. I did have some unmodified uzi mags that I slid into the lower with the magblock and they fit ok but, along with the Promag 9mm magazine, they are not drop-free. The picture below shows the magblock in a lower with the lower's bolt hold open removed.
The feed ramp seems to be steel and so is the ejector hook, the rest is some type of sturdy plastic. Notice that I bent the ejector hook a hair to make sure it fit into the slot on the bolt just right. I don't know if the magblock can be modified to allow it to fit in without removing anything from the lower. I'm going to hang onto this magblock and maybe I'll build a cheap dedicated 9mm lower using one of those "Plum Crazy" lowers.
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Rhinoplasty, also known as a nose job or nasal reconstruction surgery, is a very important but delicate procedure for a patient to go through. Therefore it should not be left to inexperienced hands, in order to avoid having health issues during and after your rhinoplasty University Heights surgery.
Choosing the most appropriate plastic surgeon for your needs after deciding to go under the knife for a nose job is very important. However, many people find the process of choosing the right doctor to be challenging.
Factors to consider when seeking rhinoplasty University Heights
1. Board certification- This is the very first and most important factor. This is because the board certifications give the proof that the plastic surgeon has met the minimum standard of education and training for the duration of his or her residency. This also proofs that the surgeon has passed the sets of qualifying examinations both in oral and written form. If you're getting rhinoplasty in Ohio, this is regulated by the state government. Other states and countries may have different rules about the necessary qualifications for plastic surgeons.
2. Malpractice judgments and disciplinary actions- Before trusting any surgeon you should check out these qualities. These can sometimes be found on malpractice websites or from the clerks of magistrates in the county in which the doctor practices. If you're getting your rhinoplasty University Heights, you'll need to check in that county. This will help you decide on the right surgeon who has the best record.
3. The surgeon's training and credentials- You can usually get this information from the plastic surgeon's website or you can ask the surgeon's office about his education and training.
4. The surgeon's references – It is much important to get information about your surgeon on his or her past nose job surgeries. You can do this by checking the after and before photos of patients that your doctor has handled. You can also check some review websites to see what previous patients are saying about the plastic surgeon.
5. How often he or she carries out the surgery- You should inquire how often the surgeon carries out nose jobs, and how often complications arise during the surgery. However, you should be skeptical and not necessarily choose a surgeon who claims to have had no complications. Bear in mind that some surgeons are generalists who perform many different types of plastic surgery, whereas others focus solely on rhinoplasty University Heights.
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The sound wave of the accelerated recruiting trend comes across loud and clear with the ever increasing number of 2015 commits showing up on the lax boards.
You and your son observe and listen from a distance as the wave gets louder and more pronounced. Then, seemingly, it dissipates as the perception arises that your son is being passed by. Those who are not onboard this fast-moving train feel as if they are bystanders, watching and waiting from a distant platform. There is no doubt that the perception of being left behind is disconcerting for an athlete and his family.
Rather than use this forum to comment on this trend, I thought it more productive to provide an action plan for families so they at least feel like they are in the game. There are, of course, no guarantees that any of these steps afford you an advantage. Suffice it to say that results are unlikely unless your child is judged to be a superior student athlete.
1. Early Academic Focus- A distinct benefit arising from this compressed recruiting timeline is that parents can tell their children that academics and study habits are more important at an earlier age! This is surely a win/win for any household where preaching to hit the books loses out to the multitude of other distractions that surround today`s youth. You can stress that freshman transcripts are no longer an afterthought. A less-than-stellar freshman transcript can and will have a detrimental effect on recruits who surface during the early interest phase.
In conjunction, it is also incumbent upon parents to pay earlier attention to laying the groundwork for Honors and A.P. courses. Get a clear understanding of the threshold for each specific subject. Most schools maintain rigorous standards for Honors and AP courses. A stellar sophomore year transcript, with multiple Honors courses, ensures a better pre-read of transcripts from an admissions liaison.
2. Standardized Tests- Many guidance offices and professional tutors discourage students from taking these tests early. However, as a parent of an athlete, you have to think out of the box. As simply stated to me by a college coach regarding this debate, "Early and often". Knowing your strengths and weaknesses at an earlier date facilitates a greater degree of focus on the lagging section.
Consider planning in advance to take both SAT and ACT. With more schools allowing you to super score the ACT, it makes sense to factor in both test dates. If your budget or schedule prohibit sitting for both, then make sure you insist on an early diagnostic test from your tutor. This should give you insight into which test is best for your child. If the diagnostic points to a significant advantage to one test over the other, you may be able to save yourself some money in the incipient stages.
Also take note that many schools will accept SAT II scores in lieu of SAT or ACT for an early pre-read. Planning for these tests is designed to make a coach feel more comfortable in moving your child along the early recruiting continuum. Make sure you are in a position to point to ACT/SAT planned test dates. Again, make the coach feel comfortable that you are all on the same page.
3. School Specific Events/Prospect Days- This is an efficient way to possibly surface early attention from schools on your Top Ten list. The vast majority of DI and NESCAC schools now have these on campus prospect day events. Both the Amherst and Middlebury fall events closed out within 72 hours. Even though the NESCAC schools prohibit official transcript reads until July 1 of the summer of junior year, this does not mean they have not also accelerated the commitment process. This is no longer a sleepy DIII conference. It is in the throes of change led by some young, dynamic new coaches. They have fostered this paradigm shift by purposefully identifying recruits earlier and they are seeking much earlier commits than they did just 2-3 years ago.
The school specific event is also an efficient way for families to maximize their money and time. I suggest that families arrive a day early to take a campus tour or attend an admissions/financial aid seminar. Earlier family visits can mitigate that feeling of being rushed to judgment since your son will likely forgo the option of multiple official visits.
With respect to the real value of these events, in conversation with a coach for this article, he had this to say: "We want that student athlete who wants us most. We tell all athletes that if we are not one of their top three schools, then there is no need to attend. We use this event to get a complete evaluation and it also allows the family to do their due diligence about us on the front end of the process. The kids get to meet my staff and our current players, which we perceive as a real benefit. My staff and I also take the time to educate the kids and give them a clear overview of the recruiting process specific to our school."
An early and realistic read on an athlete's talent level is one of the biggest challenges families face. At these events, coaches may be able to provide you with that positive onsite assessment. If they encourage further communication and or a subsequent family visit, you can make a reasonable assumption that the preliminary interest is real. There is little debate that more and more coaches are identifying recruits earlier from these school specific events.
4. Fall is Now Summer- As a consequence of the desire to identify talent earlier, coaches now put a greater emphasis on certain fall venues. Anyone who has attended the Quaker Lax Fest run by U. Penn Coach Mike Murphy and John Begier from Radnor High has come away impressed by the huge turnout of coaches. My club team has attended this event the last three years and I can attest to the sidelines being packed with all the top coaches in the country. Last year there were over 90 coaches in attendance. Likewise, the Philly Showcase run by Andy Hayes gets a huge turn out by coaches rivaling anything you will see at a premier summer event. There is a reason all of these coaches are on the road in November. They want to get a jump start on the next round of talent. There are multiple other premier fall events now available. You need to somehow make the time to fit these in your busy schedule.
But what do you do if you are a football or soccer player, and coaches are asking to see you in the fall? I mean who wants to hit the lacrosse field on Sunday after being pounded by a 220 lb. OLB on a pass route? If you chose to endure a play/travel/play weekend, then make coaches aware of the sacrifice you are making. Coaches want warriors and your dedication will not go unnoticed.
If your club team has an event that conflicts with a key venue you need to attend, just give your coach an early heads up. Most club coaches understand that families cannot be expected to throw an unlimited amount of money at a never ending series of events. I always tell parents "Just do what is best for your son's academic pursuits and your budget".
In closing, I want to add that I am acutely aware of the added pressure brought to bear on your son or daughter in attempting to implement some of my suggestions. Parents have to determine where the balance lies. As one parent said to me recently about this pressure-laden period… "You know what? My son is a good kid. My wife and I raised him to be a solid citizen. He will end up where he belongs and will most likely be happy. Some of the parents on our club team are maniacal about all this. We refuse to go down that path".
So… if you choose to stand curbside and simply watch the train go by, you really are not at such a great loss. There is always another train coming. And although it may arrive a bit later, everyone still ends up at the same place.
Ken Miller
Ken Miller is the owner and founder of Everest Recruiting Consulting. Ken has been involved in the game of lacrosse for over 30 years. He was a player at the University of North Carolina and he also runs a boys travel team based out of Long Island called the Long Island Sting.
The Everest team consists of Ken and Scott Anderson, the former men's lacrosse coach at Harvard University, and Charles Grantham, the form Director of Admissions and Financial Aid at the Wharton School, Graduate Division, at the University of Pennsylvania. Grantham is also the founder of Athletes for a Better Education.The Everest team helps families make sense of the complexities of the recruiting process in their efforts to afford their son or daughter the best education possible at the college level. Over the last seven years, the team at Everest has assisted over 400 recruited athletes and their families in their college search. Visit them at. WWW.EVERESTLAXRECRUITING.COM


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Every week, Arsenal Player's analyst will be looking back on the last first-team game.
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- disappointing goals conceded
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I have a fairly good-sized collection of modern rifles and handguns, and none of them came w/cosmoline. Cosmoline is used for long-term storage, and a new firearm meant for consumer use was manufactured for sale, and not for storage.
Most firearms will have some type of machine oil on them. Some will have some type of protectant/anti-sieze on them, such as the copper-colored stuff you will find in a new Glock.


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'"There's no secret, you are going to need good goaltending," Sabres coach Lindy Ruff said. "We needed [Miller] to play a strong game. He did."'
Archives for May 2006
Staying alive
Dumont savors taste of redemption
'With the questions turning from what was wrong to how he did things right, Dumont decided to pass along the praise. "Everyone deserves the attention for a win like that," Dumont said.'
Team of survivors is still on the island
'"We're a wounded animal right now, that's for sure, with the guys that are out," defenseman Jay McKee said. "When an animal is wounded, that's when they give everything they have and fight back. That's all we're asking for from every guy in this room. Leave everything on the ice. We're getting that. Everybody's efforts are rubbing off on each other."'
Briere needs no guarantee to get job done
'"There's a special bond right now in our dressing room," said Briere, who also assisted on J.P. Dumont's first-period tally. "We've gone through a lot this year and we've gone through a lot in the playoffs. We like doing it for each other. We have the same guys in this dressing room who were here in training camp. Nobody from the outside came in."'
Goalie stood tall for 'Canes
'The Sabres couldn't have put more heat on the kid if they had pulled out a blowtorch. They had 14 shots in the period. The pressure was relentless. And yet Ward was unflappable, standing firm before and after J.P. Dumont converted from atop the crease at 4:56. "They had most of the play in the first period and it could have been way worse than 1-0," said 'Canes captain Rod Brind'Amour.'
Weight says Pominville fooled officials on penalty
'"The hardest job in the league is to try to tell if a guy's throwing himself into the glass," Weight said after the 2-1 loss. "I see him turning, he knows I'm coming, and right when I'm getting there full speed – I got my body committed – he spins the other way. It's a disappointing call to me in overtime, but it's worse being in the box when the puck goes in the net and it's my fault. I should know that that kid does that. I don't even know his first name for God's sakes."'
C'mon Grier, sneer for the camera
'He doesn't fight and he doesn't threaten. In his first two years, opponents frequently challenged his courage, but then it tailed off. Mike Grier doesn't drop the gloves and no one asks him to. He goes about his business of hard checking, tough fore checking, intelligent back checking and digging out pucks for the skilled scorers on his line, Chris Drury and Derek Roy.'
Sabres notes
'Sabres forward Tim Connolly, who has been out since Game 2 of the Eastern Conference semifinals, declined an interview request before Tuesday's game. The Sabres have not specifically discussed Connolly's injury. He is believed to have suffered a concussion from a hit by Ottawa's Peter Schaefer and has missed the past nine games.'
It's winner take all
'Pominville drew a boarding penalty against Carolina's Doug Weight, the fourth penalty Pominville forced in the game.'
Bowman thinks Buffalo has figured out new NHL
'"When you have a young team like they have, it's nice to have this kind of success," Bowman said. "But it works the other way, too. The more success you have, the less maneuverability you have to sign players. But I think (the Sabres) are in good shape right now. They've done a good job of figuring out how to make this work under the new rules."'
Numminen provides Buffalo with short, spectacular boost
'As it turns out, 4 minutes, 13 seconds of Teppo might have been exactly the sort of lift the Sabres have been saying they don't need.'
Sabres in seventh heaven
'The power-play came after Weight had bowled over Jason Pominville from behind and into the boards in the Sabres zone, an obvious boarding minor. "It was a pretty cheap shot," Ruff said. "I mean, he's defenseless."'
Defense digs deep in hard-fought battle
'Once veteran Teppo Numminen aggravated his hip flexor muscle injury and didn't play after the first period, it became a very long night for the Buffalo defense. Numminen's exit left the Sabres with just five backliners — McKee, Campbell, Lydman, Rochester Amerk Doug Janik and Irondequoit's Rory Fitzpatrick for the final 44-plus minutes.'
Just another big test passed for gritty Sabres
'These inspirational young Sabres had faced every challenge this season — mountains of injuries, losing streaks, the growing pains of inexperience — and met them. They can now add playoff elimination to the list.'
Scrappy Sabres send it to Game 7
'"We're not going to sit there and say we're done. We kept pushing and somebody had to be a hero again," Brian Campbell said. "It was probably not going to be the same guy, it seems like it's always different for this hockey team. It's just a will to win for this team."'


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Dependency Outlook Newsletter
The Office of Court Improvement is pleased to present The Dependency Outlook newsletter. The newsletter will be distributed quarterly, and will cover local and statewide dependency initiatives, promising practices, dependency court events, and training opportunities. You may view the newsletter by clicking on the following link:
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- Fall 2013 Newsletter PDF
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"Make Your Voice Heard: A Guide to Dependency Court" is a video for youth ages 12 to 18 that explains what happens in dependency court and encourages youth to participate in their hearings.
If you have a low speed / dialup internet connection, click on the link below to view the video.
"A Family Guide to Dependency Court" is a video that was jointly developed by the Steering Committee on Families and Children in the Court and the Office of Court Improvement. The video provides an overview of the dependency court system for parents involved in the system.
"Mythbreakers: Chapter 39 Injunctions" is a video that discusses common myths and misconceptions associated with the Chapter 39 injunction process. It also discusses the differences between Chapter 39 injunctions and Chapter 741 injunctions.
This video has been distributed to stakeholders throughout Florida, including Guardians ad Litem, court personnel, and judges who may review such petitions or who are on either the domestic violence or the dependency bench.
Please click the link below to view the video. Please note: if you would like to view the view with subtitles you will need to make sure that your viewer has the closed captioning features turned on. (Windows Media Player: to turn on captions go to Play - Lyrics/Captions/Subtitles - If available. You many also need to go to Tools - Options - Security - check the box "show local captions when present.")
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Human Trafficking Overview
- This document is an overview of the relevant federal and Florida law regarding human trafficking cases, as well as tips for how a judge can recognize these types of cases, steps to follow if a human trafficking victim appears in court, an initial list of remedies available for victims, service needs of victims, and an initial resource list.
What's Happening in Dependency Court - A guide for young children (508)
- This booklet is intended for young children who are in court for their dependency hearings. It aims to introduce children to the dependency court process, the people who work in the judicial system, and the vocabulary that surrounds judicial proceedings. It is meant to be used as a teaching tool that may foster conversations between children and adults about the dependency court system, and as a game book that gives children who are in court something to do while they wait.
My Future Depends On It! A Guide to Dependency Court for Teens
- The comic book is designed to help teenagers understand and navigate the dependency court process. It answers many common questions about foster care and the reunification process.
Hearing Your Voice: A Dependency Guide for Youth
- This booklet is intended for older youth who are in court for their dependency hearings. It has answers to some common questions youth have when involved in the dependency system. This guide informs youth of their rights, describes each dependency court hearing, provides helpful tips, and explains common vocabulary used in the dependency court.
A Parent's Guide to Juvenile Dependency Court - Case Plan insert
- This booklet is intended for parents who are involved in dependency court. It aims to introduce parents to the dependency court process, the people who work in the judicial system, and the vocabulary that surrounds judicial proceedings. This guide informs parents of their rights, explains what happens in court, and contains helpful information to help parents understand what is going on and why.
A Caregivers Guide to Dependency Court
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While I've enjoyed finding recipes on Facebook, the process has been frustrating at times. Some of the recipes disappeared off my page. That is what happened to a recipe for cheese puffs.
When I made this dish a few weeks ago to share, it didn't exactly turn into a cheese and bacon puff because it never poofed. Instead, it looked more like a breakfast cookie or flat biscuit. In fact, when I shared them with co-workers I just called them breakfast cookies.
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The recipe found was another challenge. I also posted that one on my page and couldn't find it but was able to do a search online and discovered it there.
This recipe is for oven-baked chimichangas. The recipe calls for chicken but I made a cheese version, without the pepperjack, by adding a variety of extra cheeses to the recipe such as shredded queso and a Cheddar and Monteray Jack mix. The extra cheeses thickened the filling in the absence of chicken.
I also used an entire package of taco seasoning instead of what the recipe called for. You probably can make it in a beef version, too.
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Baked Chicken Chimichanagas8 ounce package cream cheese
8 ounce pepperjack cheese, shredded
1 1/2 tablespoons taco seasoning
1 pound cooked chicken, shredded
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cooking spray
shredded cheddar cheese
green onions, for garnish
sour cream
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Lay seam side down in a sprayed 9-by-13-inch baking dish. Spray the tops of tortillas with cooking spray.
Bake at 350 degrees for 15 minutes. Turn the chimi's over and bake an additional 15 minutes.
Serve with cheddar cheese, green onions, sour cream, and salsa.
Recipe from www.menumanaged.blogspot.com
Red Lobster's Cheese Biscuit Bread
3 cups flour
1 tablespoon baking powder
1 teaspoon salt
1/4 teaspoon cayenne pepper
1/8 teaspoon black pepper
4 ounces Cheddar cheese, cut into 1/4-inch cubes
1 1/4 cups milk
3/4 cup sour cream
3 Tablespoons of butter, melted
1 egg, lightly beaten
Heat oven to 350 degrees.
Grease a 9-by-5-inch loaf pan with oil. In a bowl, whisk together the first five ingredients. Carefully stir in cheese cubes until covered in flour mixture. This will help prevent your cheese sinking to the bottom of your loaf of bread.
In a different bowl, whisk together the remaining ingredients. Fold the wet mixture into the flour and cheese mixture. Stir until just combined but do not over stir. Spread the mixture into the loaf pan. Bake for 45-50 minutes.
Let cool 10 minutes and then remove from pan. Allow to cool for one hour before slicing and serving.
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Original post made by Vince Kreigher, another community, on Sep 22, 2008
You have to love the concept of Dialogue after its absence for more than 7 years in the Alamo region. Dialogue ended in June 2000 in our region and has never been heard again among Alamo community groups and our neighborhoods.
So, Ron, now we are to have dialogue between AIM, as a minority of voters in our region, and opponents, as a minority of voters in our region, and the majority of neighbors that support a defined incorporation will not be addressed.
Ron, that is suitable fodder for your pretense of contempt and clever oxymorons.
Make us smile, Ron,
Vince, away in Morro Bay
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a resident of Alamo
on Sep 22, 2008 at 11:10 pm
Dear Vince,
*****, you're on Candid Camera.
Alamo Ron
a resident of another community
on Sep 23, 2008 at 3:55 pm
Dear Editor,
Now that is meaningful exchange concerning Dialogue. Our friends, Vince and Ron, have illustrated dialogue is the absence of communication. We will let such truths to be self-evident.
AS if I were Ben, frankly,
Just me
a resident of another community
on Sep 23, 2008 at 4:31 pm
Sorry, Dolores, I couldn't resist!
All things Alamo & Pop(u)lar responses define Dialogue for your readers' laughing and dancing pleasure:
#1 - Dialogue is an upscale bulk mail catalogue for coffins.
#2 - Dialogue is conversation that dies from lack of content.
#3 - Dialogue is instructions for how to Dial a person named Ogue.
#4 - Dialogue is TWO alogues or possibly a half of one.
#5 - Dialogue is TWO monologues, but not as funny.
Oh, Hal, the Devil you say!
a resident of another community
on Sep 26, 2008 at 9:38 am
Dear Alamo Ron,
Please join me in a large smile at what AIM defines as Dialogue:
Save The Date
Making Alamo Our Town
Sunday, November 9, 2008
5:30 to 10:00
Please reply by October 7 to receive your invitation
RSVP to
Please include your name and address
In your response
Ron, doesn't seem somewhat presumptuous that AIM would be taking possession of our region prior to an incorporation election?
Just me
a resident of another community
on Sep 26, 2008 at 2:42 pm
I am, as my name implies, curious. On a number of things, actually.
1. If AIM holds a meeting to look at organizing a government you paint them as trying to take control of 'your' town prior to incorporation. So, who should do it? You, whoever you are in your anonymous animosity, have made no attempt to do so. You'd rather lie in the weeds and complain. If you don't want Alamo to incorporate then campaign against it. Those that do need to be organized and ready to respond in the event that the vote goes their way. Attempting to create an organized response does not imply that some coup has occured. It implies that if the town is going to incorporate, someone needs to step up and do it.
2. If incorporation passes will you actually attempt to be a part of it, or will you suck on your sour grapes until the end of time, praying for the moment where the minutest aspect of the incorporation fails to pass muster so you can proudly square your shoulders and proclaim "I told you so" rather than make the effort to stop the failure from occuring?
3. Are all of the people on this forum just different incarnations of Hal Bailey? And what is CDSI and what is a CDSI courtesy?
a resident of another community
on Sep 26, 2008 at 3:54 pm
Ah, Dear I.M. Curious, thank you.
Since I am often out of order, let me answer your questions in the same manner.
As an accomplished, but fictitious person, Hal Bailey is nothing more than a made-up name like I.M. Curious. Does not exist and never has. Hal Bailey never has been incarnated, but often is incinerated in blistering comment quite enjoyable such as yours.
Let's move forward to #2 from #3. If it were Just me, I would support a defined incorporation and work energetically within the defined commissions, committees and taskforces with defined authority to establish a citizen-led government. If a majority of neighbors reject AIM's undefined incorporation proposal, as they likely will, I will be saddened by the lost opportunity to have a well-defined local government in the Diablo Vista region. Simple reality is an incorporation proposal that establishes an independent town council who will define our local government without obligation to citizens' interests or advisory is not supportable by a rational voting majority.
Move back to #3B, CIRCA Distribution Services Institute (CDSI) Research Fellowship is a non-commercial technology and market research fellowship with members in North America and Asia. CDSI provides courtesy research (without cost) to Diablo Vista region neighborhoods so neighbors may be fully informed of incorporation and its options, have access to municipal law counsel, and safely provide commentary in public forum without political intimidation and retaliation (with your message as an example).
Let's move forward once again to #1, if you follow me. "Making Alamo our Town" as a statement by AIM can only be defined by its words because no agenda or purpose was stated for the meeting November 9, 2008. If AIM uses the word "OUR," the resulting meaning is that the town belongs to them. If AIM had used the word "YOUR" the resulting meaning is an invitation to the region's neighborhoods to define the town. There is no other definition of such use of the word "OUR" and no agenda or purpose stated for the meeting that might better define AIM's intentions. In seventeen months, AIM has defined nothing, excluded the majority from the incorporation process, and has spoken for our region as if they were sole leadership of all of us.
Moving back to #3A, Alamo Ron is not Hal Bailey and Hal Bailey is not Alamo Ron. Both are fictitious and could be each other if it were not for different authors claiming such pseudonyms. You are quite welcome to be Hal Bailey, if it suits you, and likely Alamo Ron's author would enjoy the dimension you might bring to the Alamo Ron character. One question must be answered? Are you good at Oxymorons? Oh, of course you are.
Smile, my friend. We all JUST want a JUST representation of our political interests,
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your budget is 3k? or you will have double that amount? (selling 2 boats).
where are you located and where do wish to go?
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Ok, so you asked a sailing forum to decide between motor and sail boats? heheheh
Motorboat = boat goes fast, boat goes slow, turn wheel, boat goes fast, boat goes slow, oh no, motor no work... whoopsie!
Sailboat = Ok Vang on, backstay tighten, puff coming, point higher, ease off, speed up some, is the depth good this close to the island?, am I making better speed than x over water? If the wind picks up to 15 knots, what settings will I need? weather report says calm wind becoming 15-20... etc.
Yes sailing is very mental! It can be as simple, or as complicated as you like... add racing (even just for fun) to it, and it becomes a barage of variables to manipulate, and be manipulated by.
Enough of that... My decision was a Capri 22. My lake does not allow overnighting (I know dumb). However, my criteria was, keel, enough room for 2 to overnight, decent sailing performance, and about as big as I could easily get and still single handedly trailer, rig, and sail.
The capri is mostly a day sailor.... It DOES have a decent sized V-berth, and a porta pottie. You could also put a rail BBQ on it (I may depends). It sails like a dream, and I have the wing keel, so getting it on and off the trailer on a normal ramp for my RAM 2500 is easy enough, without much hoopla.
I second the Catalina 22, in that it is quick, plentiful, has nearly as many controls as my capri, sails decent, parts are cheap, and it it laid out a little better down below than mine (mine is just basically 2 berths and a V berth), the Cat 22 has a nice table/setee setup.
Cat 22 will run you anywhere from 1500 with a trailer in decent shape, to 4500 for boats around 20 years old. Capri's like mine, if you want slightly faster, can be had (again 15-20 years old) $3000-$6000.
Hope that helps.
or a Ranger 23 ...
replacing all the standing and running rigging for less than $1000 ... enough room inside to sleep overnight ... water tank ... a portable camping stove and ice chest ... good responsive boat ... that you should be able to easily pick up within your budget ...
You could look at something like a Catalina 22 and have a portable stove.
Powerboating is fun, but I get bored with it pretty quickly. There's not much mental stimulation. I can have a conversation with friends while sailing without yelling.
I have less than $3k in my boat and we sleep on it every weekend. We have a cooler and portapotty (we don't use), and don't bother cooking much. Plenty to eat without all that effort, just takes some planning. We are 18' of waterline and plenty for two. $25 worth of groceries and and beer for the weekend and we are set.
In my search this summer I found TONS of boats in the $2-3K range, some were ok, others I was not sure would even float. There are thousand dollar boats that are sailable but in need of a lot of work, mostly elbow grease and cleaning supplies.
I would have preferred a boat about 22' instead of 19', but this was the best boat we saw for the money. We planned on spending a fair amount of money to get the boat prepped for the water. That was good advice from lots of folks and we are far better prepared because of it. Other good advice was avoid a gadgetitis. You don't need a boat full of electrical goodies and gadgets to go sail. Save that money making the boat sail better and safer.
Thanks to this site and others, we are enjoying a season of sailing in preparation for a new life aloat.
Sailing and powerboating both take place on the water. After that, the similarities are of little consequence, and the two types of boats get compared to each other way too often.
Sailing is a sport. Powerboating is a boat ride.
You decide.
I've has a 18' Sidewinder PB with a 150 hp racing / illegal outboard on it did 50 mph eazy ...fast & fun but the GAS !!! fill it up and only play 1 hour at full pwr you could milk it but speed was the point ..
It's going to be sailing or nothing for me now
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The first fever in a baby or an infant is often a scary moment for parents. Fortunately, most fevers are harmless and are caused by a mild infection or even over bundling a child.
Regardless, you should report any fever in a newborn that is higher than 100.4 °F, taken rectally, to the child's health care provider.
Fever is an important part of the body's defense against infection. Many older infants develop high fevers with even minor illnesses.
Febrile seizures are another fear of parents and do occur in some children. However, most febrile seizures are over quickly, do not mean your child has epilepsy, and do not cause any permanent harm.
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Your child should drink plenty of fluids.
- Do not give your child too much fruit or apple juice. Dilute these drinks by making them one half water and one half juice.
- Popsicles or gelatin (Jello) are good choices, especially if the child is vomiting.
Your child can eat foods while having a fever, but do not force the child to eat.
Children who are ill usually tolerate bland foods better. A bland diet is made up of foods that are soft, not very spicy, and low in fiber. You may try:
- Breads, crackers, and pasta made with refined white flour
- Refined hot cereals, such as oatmeal and cream of wheat
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Do NOT bundle up a child with blankets or extra clothes, even if your child has the chills. This may keep their fever from coming down, or make it higher.
- Try one layer of lightweight clothing, and one lightweight blanket for sleep.
- The room should be comfortable, not too hot or too cool. If the room is hot or stuffy, a fan may help.
Acetaminophen (Tylenol) and ibuprofen (Advil, Motrin) help lower fever in children. Sometimes doctors advise you to use both types of medicine.
- In children under 3 months of age, call your doctor first before giving medicines.
- Know how much your child weighs, then always check the instructions on the package.
- Take acetaminophen every 4 - 6 hours.
- Take ibuprofen every 6 - 8 hours. Do NOT use ibuprofen in children younger than 6 months old.
- Do NOT give aspirin to children unless your child's doctor tells you to use it.
A fever does not need to come all the way down to normal. Most children will feel better when the temperature drops by even one degree.
A lukewarm bath or sponge bath may help cool a fever.
- It works better if the child also receives medicine -- otherwise the temperature might bounce right back up.
- Do NOT use cold baths, ice, or alcohol rubs. These often make the situation worse by causing shivering.
When to Call the Doctor
Talk to your child's doctor or go to the emergency room when:
- Your child does not act alert or more comfortable when their fever goes down
- Fever symptoms come back after they had gone away
- There are no tears when they're crying
- Their diapers are not wet, or they have not urinated for the last 8 hours
- Your child:
- Is younger than age 3 months and has a rectal temperature of 100.4 °F (38 °C) or higher
- Is age 3 - 12 months and has a fever of 102.2 °F (39 °C) or higher
- Is under age 2 and has a fever that lasts longer than 24 - 48 hours
- Has a fever over 105 °F (40.5 °C), unless the fever comes down readily with treatment and the child is comfortable.
- Has been having fevers come and go for up to a week or more, even if they are not very high.
- Your child has other symptoms that suggest an illness may need to be treated, such as a sore throat, earache, diarrhea, nausea or vomiting, or a cough.
- Your child has a serious medical illness, such as a heart problem, sickle cell anemia, diabetes, or cystic fibrosis.
- Your child recently had an immunization.
Call 911 if your child has a fever and:
- Is crying and cannot be calmed down (children)
- Cannot be awakened easily or at all
- Seems confused
- Cannot walk
- Has difficulty breathing, even after their nose is cleared
- Has blue lips, tongue, or nails
- Has a very bad headache
- Has a stiff neck
- Refuses to move an arm or leg (children)
- Has a seizure
- Has a new rash or bruises appear
Mick NW. Pediatric fever. In: Marx JA, ed. Rosen's Emergency Medicine: Concepts and Clinical Practice. 7th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Mosby Elsevier;2009:chap 165.
Review Date: 5/16/2012
Reviewed By: Neil K. Kaneshiro, MD, MHA, Clinical Assistant Professor of Pediatrics, University of Washington School of Medicine. Also reviewed by David Zieve, MD, MHA, Medical Director, A.D.A.M. Health Solutions, Ebix, Inc.


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New York State is holding its usual leadoff spot when it comes to getting things started for the new high school season.
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Midfielder Craig Berge from Massapequa High School (N.Y.) decided on the Hoyas after also visiting Harvard, Princeton, Cornell, Hofstra and Fairfield.
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Handcrafted container, diameter: 2.95inch (7.5cm), height: 4.13inch (10.5cm), capacity: 40g to 100g tea leaves
Traditional Yamanaka Nuri lacquer craft
Chazutsu is specially designed to keep your green tea fresh.
This lacquered wood container is crafted following Japanese tradition. The wood is from the Japanese Zelkova tree, known in Japan as KEYAKI. Japanese artisans use KEYAKI for traditional wooden lacquer because the wood is strong and the grain is quite beautiful. It is the ideal surface on which to apply traditional Japanese lacquer. This Chazutsu is designed quite simply to maximize the beauty of the wood grain.
With traditional Japanese wooden lacquer, it is especially difficult to fit the body and lid so closely. It requires enormous effort and technique. The wood is carefully dried for several years to ensure that it is completely dry. When the artisan carves the wood, the expansion and contraction by wood grain are factored into the calculation.
This Chazutsu is coated with lacquer four times. Lacquer craft gains the deepness of color and shine and increases in intensity with each new layer or coat of lacquer. This Chazutsu is made from only natural wood and lacquer material grown in the local area and crafted by traditional techniques passed down for many generations.
Surface of this is decorated by unique traditional technique called NOKOME, which has been handed down for generations only in the Yamanaka region. NOKOME technique is carving wood in the reverse direction by a specially aligned plane. It is very difficult and requires long-established skill to finish uniformly and elegantly. NOKOME technique is not only difficult but also an ideal technique for lacquer crafts. This is why the Nokome technique is handed down for generations only in the Yamanaka region.
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Arsène Wenger is "likely" to appeal the red card awarded to Gervinho on Saturday.
The Ivorian forward was dismissed towards the end of Arsenal's 0-0 draw at Newcastle following an altercation with midfielder Joey Barton.
Gervinho's sending off tarnished a highly-promising Premier League debut and Wenger was asked if he would appeal the decision.
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Not all microorganisms can be grown in culture. In fact, microbiologists have figured out how to grow very few species in the lab, less than 1% of all the microbial species in the world.
PCR allows scientists to extract and analyze bits of microbial DNA from samples, meaning they don't need to find and grow whole cells.
PCR is an essential element in DNA fingerprinting and in the sequencing of genes and entire genomes.
Basically, it's like a technique to photocopy pieces of DNA. In a matter of a few hours, a single DNA sequence can be amplified to millions of copies.
PCR lets scientists work with samples containing even very small starting amounts of DNA. The technique makes use of the DNA repair enzyme polymerase. This enzyme, present in all living things, fixes breaks or mismatched nucleotides in the double-stranded DNA helix. These breaks or mismatches could cause genes to malfunction if left unfixed.
Polymerase uses the intact half of the DNA molecule as a template and attaches the right nucleotides, which circulate constantly in the cell, to the complementary nucleotide at the site of the break. (DNA consists of two strands of nucleotide bases, which are represented as A, G, C, and T. In the laws of DNA base-pairing, A joins with T and G with C.)
Not all polymerases are created equal, however. Many fall apart in high heat. PCR was developed in 1985 following the discovery of an unusual heat-loving bacterium called Thermus aquaticus in a hot spring in Yellowstone National Park. This bacterium's polymerase, dubbed Taq, does its job of matching and attaching nucleotides even in the high heat generated by the successive "photocopying" cycles required during PCR. Taq made PCR possible.


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Yay Unstealthiest Ninja! Crap, this may be the shirt that finally makes me break down and buy my first non-AA woot shirt.
dcroe05 wrote:I am profoundly disappointed that this shirt was not granted a subtitle.
Sorry Dcroe, I called it UN3: Back to Ninja School but it is a very long title
I recently put a ban on buying more shirts since I need money more than I need to give it away. But I've been waiting too long for the Unstealthiest Ninja's return.
The epic saga continues!!
I'm hoping one day I can have an Unstealthiest Ninja week.. Almost like a movie marathon with shirts!
Please continue these (Wind,and Earth)
YES! Dear son was wearing Unstealthiest Ninja #1 when this shirt popped up on my screen. Instant buy!
Even though Dooomcat chimed in already, I like the sub-title ideas coming in from others, so I'll add mine:
Unstealthiest Nija 3: Winging it
PS: What does the "S" above our avatars mean?
Well, I did it. I went and bought all 3.
I wanted to get them for myself, but couldn't justify more shirts.
So I bought them for my 12 year old :D
He will LOVE them, and HUG them, and call them George.....
I hate the new site. The font is horrible! Is it just me or does the writing instantly suck? It used to be the best writing on the Internet! What happened?!?
Narfcake wrote:BTW, for those who missed out on the first two installments, they are available in this week's side sale:
Unstealthiest Ninja
Unstealthiest Ninja II: The Unstealthening
I missed the original Unstealthiest Ninja shirt when it first dropped...I had to scoop that up with today's Woot! Shirt!
I'll never pass up on an "Unstealthiest Ninja" again...
Silly ninja, those water wings are supposed to be strapped to your feet, not on your arms.
Unstealthiest Ninja 3: Equipment Failure
He'd better get out there quick before the others use his head as a stepping stone...
I think I just died a little on the inside. Still unable to order anything since there isn't an X-Small option for women available. I absolutely hate your new shirt sizes...
UN1 is still my favorite of the bunch but all 3 are winners in my book. Love it!
jamesvercauteren wrote:Please continue these (Wind,and Earth)
Since Ninjas are Japanese it'd actually be Fire, Earth, Water, Wind, and Void. Though I'm not sure if Earth is better than Wind for "Ninja can't hide in Snow"
Love the ninja shirts! i haven't ever picked one up and regretted it. Id buy all three but this is an in-between payments week and I have no money Hopefully all three will show up again soon...
I laughed when I saw this when I signed onto shirt.woot this morning. Then I realized I could get 1 and 2 in the side sale! Winning! Buying all 3 now! I love you woot!
It's pretty bad when you can't even use floaties properly...
One of the other ninjas should poke his floaties with their sword.
Fantastic shirt series, I've bought every single once so far and will continue to do so
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gojomoso wrote:Love the ninja shirts! i haven't ever picked one up and regretted it. Id buy all three but this is an in-between payments week and I have no money Hopefully all three will show up again soon...
Not likely; the first two are available for this week only.
Well DoOomcat, you win. This will be the first non-AA shirt I have purchased. I have 1 & 2, now I must have 3 to keep the collection going.
Boy howdy.
That little guy is sinking like an
Well this is the test shirt for my husband. First one I've ordered for him on an Anvil blank. We'll see if it fits right and is long enough and doesn't shrink a ridiculous amount. He has both of the other UNs so it wouldn't be right to pass up this one.
My boyfriend is collecting these now. He doesn't usually get excited about most woot shirts (not even my designs -.-) but his face just lights up when he sees the un-stealthy ninja.
dooomcat wrote:Sorry Dcroe, I called it UN3: Back to Ninja School but it is a very long title
Eh, I'm getting another cool ninja shirt out of it, so I'll live without a subtitle.
Of all my woot shirts, UN1 & UN2 are my friends' favorites, so UN3 will get quite a good reception.
Plus I'm happy to help support the DoomKittens which is why I will make sure my second copy of UN3 is on a full price day (I have 2 copies each of UN1 and UN2, so as long as you keep the theme going so will I).
skatimmy737 wrote:Didn't Myth Busters bust this one?
grahamcrackercoyote wrote:YEP
Then they're slipping. I've seen water wings work with my own eyes.
dcroe05 wrote:Then they're slipping. I've seen water wings work with my own eyes.
Thanks for all the ninja (and Dooomkitten) love guys, this totally made my day... which is saying a lot as the babies, and us, have been sick for over a week and we're back to no sleep lately.
@ Ochopika: ha! My husband is the same, but then he likes plain shirts with NOTHING on them. Soooo boring to shop for.
fallapart wrote:Ditto, though I have to admit this is the first of the series I've actually purchased.
EDIT: Just noticed the other two in the week-long sale... should I? Alright, damnit. Bought all three. There, you happy?
My daughter got the second one in a random shirt woot and we fell in love with them... so we had to pick up three of these this morning and, thanks to the cagematch, three of number one and,sets need to be complete so, 2 of the second were picked up as well ... In the space of just a few minutes Woot wiped out my fun cash for the week. But it's worth it, at least it will be when they all get here.
What I *should* do is buy all three for my 10 year old. What I *want* to do is buy all three for myself. Mr. Bank Account is not going to be happy with me this week.
Love this I was wearing Unstealthiest Ninja 2 shirt yesterday and got a compliment for it by my boyfriend uncle. Then I told him how there are white ninjas hiding everywhere in it as well, which he thought was cool.
ellegee wrote:What I *should* do is buy all three for my 10 year old. What I *want* to do is buy all three for myself. Mr. Bank Account is not going to be happy with me this week.
We've met him...Mr. Jim "Danger" Bankaccount
love the facial expressions! found out about the site last night and walked out w/ 5 shirts - unstealthiest 1,2,and 3 among them. keep up the good work!
ps love you're comic doOomcat!
Such an awesome shirt. I really felt I was missing these and now I have all 3 coming to my door!
I would love to see hoodies and onesies sometimes. I love the shirts I buy them often and I know you strive to keep the prices low and I love that but sometimes I'm like ah snap I wish my baby could sport that! or dang I would love me a Dr.Who
Hoodie!.... Love the One of a kind tees!!! Probley the wrong place for this ramble but i'm a busy momma! And this is the first spot i found...;P
Now I will have all three and can't wait for his fourth rendition of the Unstealthy Ninja
Where do you even see a side sale? I can't find anything on here these days and the other Woot! items are barely noticeable on the right side next to giant adds for other stuff right smack center.
selune13 wrote:Where do you even see a side sale? I can't find anything on here these days and the other Woot! items are barely noticeable on the right side next to giant adds for other stuff right smack center.
The side sale is directly under the current shirt of the day.
Or if you don't feel like looking for it...right here
We're rooting for that ninja! We're the crazy 1% that have all 3 shirts and bought 3 every time, cuz my 2 yr old son loves running around yelling "whoa whoa whoa" pretending his head is on fire... We love you and your ninja Doomcat!
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'"I think it is crazy that it's come this far," Patrick said. "This has been forecast for four years. The players association said this is going to happen … . Obviously, in a fight like this, it takes two sides.'
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Discussion in 'Pistons and NBA' started by Delfino Delivers, Nov 3, 2008.
We live in a complicated world.
That Rasheed quote was him being PC. When Joe stood up with Iversons jersey during the press conference Rasheed was so hyped he had to let out a yell.
Iverson's playing status uncertain against Toronto | ajc.com Some more; The Canadian Press: Iverson hopes trade to Detroit will bring him closer to NBA championship ------------ Rip's still holding up his vow of silence LOL
Good example of the difference between him and AI.
Looks like the Celts are interested in Dice if he gets a buyout. If he's mad, they might get him. Antonio McDyess interests Celtics - BostonHerald.com
That's the worst possible scenario; that or the Cavs. I really hope he comes back.
Me too. Dice ain't the greatest, but our frontcourt depth took a sizeable hit with this trade. I'm hoping Joe was very confident of getting him back.
Yep, i'm definitely not comfortable relying on Kwame Brown. I assumed this buy-out meant there was an under the table deal in place, and the reason it was being done was b/c he didn't want to move. edited to add; If there's one good thing that comes out of AI, Dice will get that open set shot all the time.
Iverson told Carmello that he is looking forward to playing in Detroit so he can be the same guy he was in Philly. What does that mean?
Why would Dice make a stink about leaving Detroit to the point of causing Denver to negotiate a buyout with him; and then turn around and instead of going back to Detroit, go to Boston? That sounds ridiculous to me.
Not if he thought he could get a ring.
I read somewhere this morning (I looked for the link but couldn't find it) that there is some bad blood between McDyess and Denver. Basically McDyess blames Denver for this: CNNSI.com - NBA Basketball - Nuggets' McDyess to undergo surgery Friday - Tuesday October 09, 2001 04:22 PM
I heard he said Nuggets wouldn't listen when his knees were hurt.
I don't see that happening. Dyess is not a big KG fan at all. While most players would let it go, Dyess is very emotional.
....and maybe Dumars promised to him that he will be back in Detroit...
It's official. On TNT, both Charles and Kenny thought it was all Detroit as to who got the best of it.
Opinions don't mean nothing. When it all falls down, it depends on the chemistry, where the team ends up, and what goes on in the games. Not Charles and Kenny or other peoples' opinions.
You don't get it, do you? If Charles and Kenny say Pistons got better end of this deal, then that's how it is. They are the ultimate authority.
Chauncey's reactions: FOX Sports on MSN - NBA - No place like home for Denver native Billups
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ok i have a dark black color in my visor, but a dark green is good too or not.
ok i have a dark black color in my visor, but a dark green is good too or not.
From what I recall reading in other posts by those more knowledgable than me, I understand that Dark green is accurate for ESB and black is accurate for RoTJ. Not sure about pre-pro.
Guys, is that about right? any one know about prepro?
I beleive green is correct for the prepro.
I don't think the green is accurate for the ROTJ, but you know, from the outside, no one will be able to tell.
The Jedi helmet has a smoke tinted visor, and the ESB helmet has a green tinted one. I have had both and could see just about the same through both, although I personally prefer the green myself.
If any of the guys who went to the Star Wars Exibits (besides, they took a lot of pics for the ref. CD) could tell or noticed if the lenses are green or black...Please let us know.
ESB Helmet is green. RoTJ is smoked/black.
That info is straight from all the MoM and AoSW exhibit photos.
Edit- It's pretty difficult to tell what color the prepro visor was-- maybe smoked/black, but don't quote me on it.