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Discussion in 'Pistons and NBA' started by mikhail1973, Jun 11, 2007.
Victor Alexander sent it to me when he was playing for CSKA Moscow.
Sheed and saunders would both have to go at the same time; saunders would not survive. sheed (for good or bad) has a strange fanbase; sheed will have to change is attitude or it will never work.
Yeah, especially that Roscoe36 guy. He's more than a bit .
But if Sheed believes -- correctly -- that Flip does not know what he is doing as a playoff coach, and that we will not succeed with Flip directing things -- then how on earth is Sheed going to change his attitude? To ask him to be a "company man" in this situation is asking too much of a player with his passion and his commitment to winning. It is asking him to be something he cannot be.
It's Joe's job to figure it all out, to make it work. If he can't, I guess one of the guys will be shipped out of here.
Latrell Sheedwell? <---cooking his kids something to eat...gotta feed the kids.
I think that either: (a) Joe has talked to Bill D. and Davidson has made it clear that Flip will stay; or (b) that he feels a need to say publicly that Flip is fine pending a final decision on whether to retain him. It would not be very good politics for Joe to say that Flip needs to be replaced (or even that "all options are on the table") before he was sure he had lined up somebody better to replace him.
Agreed. But, as NY implies above, if Sheed is shipped out because he thinks Flip is incompetent, and the fans know that is why we let him go, they will ride Flip mercilessly if things don't go well next season. The sounds of boos, catcalls and the like will be deafening.
Told you that Joey D isn't all that he's cracked up to be.
Yes...we're very strange. :nerd2: We appreciate leadership when almost no one else steps up to the plate, guaranSheeds, humorous candor, a voice on the court, Deeetroit D, etc... To me...LB said it best when proclaiming Sheed 'misunderstood'. Flippy don't play that.
This team doesn't seem to respect Flip. If the team tells Joe they don't trust Flip then what choice does he have...trade half the team and tell the rest to put up with a guy getting outcoached most nights? Does Joe even ask the players their impression of their Coach?
C'mon guys, keep the faith. Do you really expect Joe D to come out in public about all of the trades and plans for the team he has in mind? No.
What I find so odd is how we beat a BETTER CHICAGO team so easily and Flip Saunders looks godly to losing 4 straight to a HORRIBLE CAVS team.
That's not leadership. That's lame.
Flip has already shown me enough to ride his %%%%% unmercifully .
There was no gas left in the starters tanks. No coaching moves or adjustments can help a team that is dead tired win. The mistakes were made earlier not developing the bench and riding starters into the sunset.
For all the Flip haters out there, there's an article you'll love: Bleacher Report - The Pistons Let Flip Saunders Get Away with Murder
That is true...i really believe one of them has to go. I cannot fathom losing two wallaces in consecutive seasons because of the great coach..flip saunders. i just do not see it.
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you kinda do need a GM........if you think about it.
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You most definitely need a GM...just sayin' ;)
Astonishing work dude!
Thanks buddy, appreciate that
Here's another quick shot...just cause. I think I placed the epaulets a bit too close together but...m'eh, you get the idea ;)
More progress on the helmet:
That's it for now...
It looks great, especially the profile view!
Thanks Raf! It'll actually look better than this when I'm done, still quite a work in progress of course ;)
Youve been slackin on this...dont make me come down there and put a boot in ur ***....but seriously looking good. You going to sneak up to SLC CC?
LOL thanks Dom! You do need to come down here one of these days though for sure, maybe balloon fiesta or something...
Sigh I wish I could bro, but I'm pretty limited on time off this year, plus I have relatives coming in from Germany in August so that'll be two weeks spent with them. I think I've already done all the cons I can this year anyway, wish I could do more but we all know how much life gets in the way of our fun hobby ;)
Dude I do need to get down there an visit the Crossfit guys and you...lotta great friends downthere
WOW Brother......Great job sir.
Great work as always Will...................
Thanks again for the kind comments guys, appreciate the encouragement. Keep in mind that the helmet so far at this point is just a very basic shape, it'll be getting fine tuned much more as I go along ;) Stay tuned!
A few more progress pics. Added the neck ring and correctly flared out the skirt (thanks Barry!), makes a HUGE difference in the overall look. That's it for now kiddies....stay tuned
Here's some more progress pics for you all, enjoy!
At this point, I had spoken to Barry (banzai88) and he pointed out that the cheeks needed to be corrected. I knew SOMETHING was up with it but couldn't quite put my finger on it.
Onto the Rondo!
Then sand, sand, sand, sand, sand, sand, sand....and more sand, sand, sand, sand, sand O.o
That's it for now kiddies, stay tuned...
Nice progress. Your sculpt is looking good.
Thanks FF!
I have been following this on Facebook since the beginning and I have to say you are killing it! I have been waiting for the helmet and its looking great! I need a G M I need I need a G M I need a G M
That is some awesome work. I love seeing the creation phase. I'd have trouble sculpting Gumby I reckon............:lol
Haha thanks bud, appreciate the kind words ;)
First coats of primer
Looking good. On the 5th picture down i was just looking at it and the ref photos. You might need to round over the transition between the crown and back a little more to give it more flow. Also, the vent on the back may be just a touch on the low side. Not much but maybe a 1/4". Other than that nice work.
Will, as always your job is amazing! So... this means a Fett helmet in the future (which will go perfectly with the new armor?)...
Thanks Rafa, as always your comments are much appreciated! Haha no, no new plans for a helmet sorry lol
As for the vent, I've struggled with where to place that and have gotten input from a few experts on that. Unfortunately it just doesn't line up with the brow perfectly. I know what you're looking at when you say it's too low (I've seen that myself), but if you compare the vent to where it sits on the back of the skirt (comparing it to the reference photos) it's supposed to sit about halfway between the top of the dome and the bottom of the skirt. Mine actually sits a bit higher than that...so I felt it was a happy compromise and decided to go with it ;)


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Discussion in 'WA - Western Washington Chevy Fans' started by Chevy Girl, Dec 27, 2010.
Bleah, cold and rainy, no big surprise I suppose.
Typical PNW weather. Ya got webbed feet yet? Checked your messages lately? lol
I was in Bremerton, WA couple years back. 30 some odd days of rain. Wet and soggy for sure !
After Katrina some friends of ours-from New Orleans of course- moved to Port Angeles( spelled wrong I thing- but it is maybe 50 miles W of Seattle on some island or peninsula??)
Well they find the rainy weather( it rains lots in NOLA) kinda dreary, and it is COLD by NOLA standards(even though I think you had a very hot spell a summer or two ago-hit 100 degrees).
Yeah, dreary and cold.Why do people like Seattle so much? Residents seem to love it?
Granted, you don't have NOLA's crime or poverty- is that it?
Nice summers, but the rain is too much. 6 more months of Bremerton and back to good old Nebraska for me.
I guess that I have been raised here so I'm used to it, but overnight at 35 degrees and rainy isn't as much fun as snow! I would rather see 25 degrees and snow myself! Its so hard to get around town though when the snows on the ground, but it looks so peaceful.
Would you like some SNOW??? I have plenty of it.... I will ship if you like.. By the TRUCK Load.....
smog and rain, driving on streets that my truck takes up three quarters of, and a grid of hills and one way streets... whats not to like lol. I live south of seattle an hour and a a half and it's perfect, i can go to visit whenever I want, but don't have to deal with the a$$holes on a day to day basis, small towns are where it's at. Still a lot of rain but it doesnt bother me, makes for a green summer.
You could move to Wenatchee!
You could move to Chewelah. That is where I currently am. We HAVE snow!
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Tutti Frutti is located in the heart of Florianska -one of the busiest and most popular streets in Krakow and is within easy reach of all cultural sites in krakow including the biggest market square in Central Europe, renowned museums, churches, synagogues, galleries, and theatres, and fantastic cinemas, clubs, pubs, and shopping centers.
The hostel offers six well furnished and fruity dorm rooms in which you will be able to meet other travelers and make new friends. There are different types of room available including :
*two 4 bed dorms (Apple and Cherry) *two 6 bed dorms (Banana and Orange) *one 8 bed dorm (Plum) *one 10 bed dorm (Melon)
The is also a spacious guest kitchen directly linked with the common room, which is an awesome place to chill out and make friends as well as start out the night the right way. We have a plasma TV with satellite hook ups as well as board games, books, and DVDs.
* 24 hour open super friendly and helpful reception * breakfast * 24/7 coffee and tea 24/7 WiFi and PCs with the internet access * security lockers in every dorm room * bed linen * storage of luggage after check out * maps and tourist info (organized tours to Auschwitz or the Salt Mine, as well as bike or communism tours) * American and English movies * laundry facilities and washing powder
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My Morning Jacket's de facto leader is vocalist/guitarist Jim James (birth name: James Olliges; occasional pseudonym: Yim Yames), who founded the band in 1998 alongside his cousin Johnny Quaid (guitar), Tom Blankenship (bass), and J. Glenn (drums). Headquartered in James' hometown of Louisville, Kentucky, the group released its debut on Darla Records in 1999, with keyboardist Danny Cash joining the lineup one year later. Although The Tennessee Fire was only modestly popular in the U.S., it became a genuine hit overseas, particularly in the Netherlands. My Morning Jacket responded by launching a tour in Europe, where they were featured in a Dutch documentary film and received accolades from the Dutch music press. A Christmas EP was released in 2000, but it was My Morning Jacket's follow-up effort -- 2001's At Dawn -- that helped expand their audience at home. Jim James recorded his vocals in a grain silo, and the resulting reverb-heavy sound became a hallmark of the band's early work. After the album's stateside release, James' best friend from childhood, Patrick Hallahan, was recruited as the band's new drummer.
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Arriving in June 2008, Evil Urges showcased James' expanding vocal range, his bandmates' fascination with Prince, and My Morning Jacket's eagerness to challenge the boundaries of alternative country-rock. After touring in support of the album, the bandmates spent several years pursuing their own projects, with Jim James joining the indie supergroup Monsters of Folk and Carl Broemel releasing a solo album. They reconvened for 2011's Circuital, recording the album in a local church's gymnasium and revisiting the quirky, eclectic sound that fueled their two previous albums. In the summer of 2013, My Morning Jacket hit the road as part of the Americanarama Festival of Music, a touring event in which they shared the bill with Bob Dylan and Wilco. In 2014, they booked time at Panoramic House Studios in Stinson Beach, California to begin work on a new album, aiming for a new spontaneity in their songwriting and embracing the mood of Northern California. The result, The Waterfall, was released in the spring of 2015. ~ Andrew Leahey
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Track List: Compound Fracture (Giorgio Moroder & Roman Luth Remix)
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Before and after every first-team fixture, our MatchDay Show guest and an Arsenal blogger will have their say on the game.
Arsenal took on Tottenham in the north London derby on Saturday and our Talking Heads for this game were former Gunner Martin Hayes and Tim Stillman of Vital Arsenal
Derby day isn't necessarily about the performance - the fans just want to win. But we got our game back on track after a sticky first 10 minutes. We got back in the game quickly and had control from then onwards.
I think the red card changed it. Villas Boas was clever playing two up front, and the pace of Tottenham's attack was causing the defence a problem. They deserved their lead, but Adebayor gave us a chance to get back in it and we took that. It was a game-changer.
Santi Cazorla has had a quiet few weeks, but was back at his best. I think having someone like Theo in front of him is good because he can put balls through and it suits him to have runners behind defences. He pulled the strings and deserved his goal.
At all levels, confidence can get hit when you've had a few bad performances and not won. Hopefully the win will get the fans back singing. It's a big week for the Club. Winning at the weekend was important and the Montpellier game is massive because a win will virtually guarantee qualification. Something has to give in the other game so it's a massive opportunity to take pressure off the last game. The season will hopefully transform again.
This is a massive game for both sides. The north London derbies are the games fans look for when the fixtures are released. It all comes back to bragging rights. It adds a bit of extra spice to the game. The atmosphere will be red-hot from the first whistle to the end.
The last few games have been close and Spurs have come to the Emirates and had some decent performances and got some good results. You can throw the form book out of the window for games like this. It will come down to a bit of luck or brilliance. It's going to be passionate and hopefully we'll get our act together. The result is more important than the performance.
We need a performance and a win to get above Spurs and ensure we don't drift away from the top four. A draw wouldn't be bad for Spurs - it would hurt us more than them. The fans would rather go home having played badly and won, than having played brilliantly and lost.
There's not been much between the two sides so far this season. Both sets of players are top quality. Spurs have got a good squad and have some great players like Bale, Defoe and Adebayor, who is of course the Achilles heel for Arsenal. They've got some good attacking players and they're going to be a handful.
Hopefully the players will come back from the international week nice and refreshed and the new lads will realise how important derby day is. If we get our mojo back, we'll be fine.
Olivier Giroud has been improving steadily. It's hard to play as a lone striker but I'm pleased he's got among the goals. He's been working hard and just needed a break. Hopefully he's got that now, so if people stay behind him, he can be a success. He's been leading the line well and hopefully he can make the position his own.
I think the game will be really close and there will be just the odd goal in it. I'll go for a nervy 3-2 win.
There truly is nothing like a north London derby win to ease the Monday morning blues. Tottenham might wonder how the game might have finished with an even distribution of players on both sides, but it didn't and the red card was hardly harsh. I was enthused by the manner in which Arsenal took the game to Spurs as soon as they went down to 10 men. Often, a team can reorganise itself and settle into playing a man down, but Arsenal made sure that, by the time AVB thought to make changes, the game was almost beyond them. That said, I can't honestly say I felt truly relaxed until the fifth goal went in and the air of tension was palpable both throughout the team and in the stadium given our recent trick of making commanding leads disappear.
Villas Boas made a smart tactical change in the second half by reverting to three in defence. Given that Arsenal play with one nominal striker, it meant they always had a spare man to build possession from the back. But the biggest positive for Arsenal was the growing relationship between the front four players and Spurs just couldn't handle them. Cazorla, Podolski and Walcott buzzed in behind the growing Giroud with great effect. There's much talk of some of Arsenal's attacking players wanting to take more central positions, but Podolski, Giroud, Walcott and Cazorla were all able to score 'centre forward' goals in the penalty area. Likewise, Walcott, Giroud and Podolski picked up an assist each from good crosses. That shows you that if the relationship and understanding is good enough, nobody need get too fixated on how they figure in a formation graphic.
In midfield, Wilshere played a little bit closer to Arteta than he has in previous games. Opponents have found some currency in marking Arteta to disrupt Arsenal's build-up play of late and have left the Spaniard looking isolated. There again, Spurs didn't really detail anyone to sit on Arteta and couldn't in any case once they lost an attacker in Adebayor. Nevertheless, these things are all about understanding and relationships take time to grow between players. Saturday showed that the seeds are being sown.
In recent years, this fixture has thrown up some really high-octane, high-scoring matches. Both teams focus on their attacking strengths and have clawed mercilessly at the jugular. I expect this encounter to be only slightly more measured but no less entertaining. Whether Villas Boas will persist with the high defensive line given Walcott's current form will be interesting. Spurs have looked a more dangerous proposition on the road this season than at home in my opinion. Two creditable performances in Manchester bear testament to that. Arsenal have had problems finding a working balance between attack and defence for a few seasons now, with focus on one almost always having a negative effect on the other. Tottenham will think, given Arsenal's recent defensive form, that there will be goals in this for them.
Walcott and Giroud have found an interesting partnership in recent weeks, but it's Arsenal's midfield which gives me the most cause for concern. Wilshere plays slightly higher up the midfield than Diaby and I think this has left Arteta very isolated in possession. In turn, that's had a direct consequence on Cazorla's influence, just as Podolski's slight lapse coincided with injury to Kieran Gibbs, with whom he'd struck up an understanding. There are just so many sub-plots, tactical nuances, managerial decisions and match-ups that it's hard to call how this one will end. But I expect goals. In my years of attending Arsenal games, this is the one that still gets the butterflies fully charged. I both relish and revile them all at the same time.
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Re: Easing the Mainsheet
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Jeeze guys sail twist!!!.
How about explaining how to do a letterbox take down rounding the mark with an asym?
what combination of these lines do you use when easing the main out?
Twist is not some advanced racing technique, it is fundamental sail trim!
Three mainsail positions? Seriously? Do you only sail with 3 apparent wind angles? It's great to try and simplify things, but let's not dumb it down TOO much!
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Jeeze guys sail twist!!!.
How about explaining how to do a letterbox take down rounding the mark with an asym?
He just started sailing. At least he called himself a rookie in another post.
He didn't even have his jib up.
Let me make this simple for you firstc.
You only need three mainsail positions:
1. Pull it in until the boom is over the back corner of the boat
(That's for when the wind is ahead of you)
2. Let it all the way out until the top of the sail is starting to lay against the spreaders
(That's for when the wind is behind you)
3. Let it out about half way or less
(That's for when the wind is a right angles to the boat)
The boat will sail much better with the jib up. It is very noticeable in light air.
The jib directs air over the main to make it work better.
Try to get your tell tails flowing smoothly except for a break once in a while for the top one.
Try to make your turns smooth.
Work on your commands and communication.
Do what you have to do to make the controls you do need (main-sheet, halyard etc) work smoothly.
You should be able to single handed do a starboard or port 360 and a figure eight and be rather smooth about it.
I would think being able to sail the boat and have a good feel and control is more important than the advanced control features. It least that is my opinion.
Keep the traveler centered you don't need it until you have the basics mastered. Lot's of boats don't even have them.
That's all you need to know for now.
Practice sailing in circles and figure eights.
All the advice the guys are telling you is good advise but you have to develop a feel before you will benefit from adjusting the traveler, boom Vang, Cunningham, halyard tension, leech tension, shroud tension etc.
If you are way past the above and I misread your experience please ignore this post and ask the racers about all the fine tuning controls.
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Re: Easing the Mainsheet
Cool chart, that makes me want to figure out the Dellenbaugh angle for my Pearson to see how it compares.
My guess is that it will be on the more tender end of the scale. Ballast, beam, and displacement are somewhere in between the 29 Mk1 and 29 Mk2, but has a longer LWL (similar LOA).
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I'm registered on there, haven't posted much but I do use the cncphotoalbum list. Your MkIII is one of the more tender boats C&C produced, fast in light air though. This is quite an interesting chart if you've never seen it before, http://cncphotoalbum.com/technical/stability.htm shows the relative stability of their various models. C&C never referred to the various marks in the way we know them, they were the MkI, MkI tall (Mk II to us), MkII (which covered the Mk III and Mk IV) and then the New 27 (Mk V).
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Paul, after this weekend, I can definitely vouch for the MkIII being tender! Do you post on the C&C Association site?
ShockT, I figured it out. There are two blocks (one above the other) on each end of the traveler, with a cam cleat above each pair. There is also a cam cleat back near the wheel. I think the Previous-Previous Owner (who raced the boat) had it set up so you could use the forward cam cleat if you had crew in the cockpit to pull it upwards. When singlehanding, I think he either stood in front of the wheel, or just ommitted this cleat and ran straight from the lower block back to the rear cam cleat. Smart. Wish I could pick his brain..
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Shame you aren't a bit closer, you could come take a look at my C&C27 to see how she's rigged - I've had to re-do quite a bit of it since I got her, I think the PO/broker just dumped lines somewhere to make it look boaty
FYI, with regards to the reefing lines, I've found mine sails fine in 15-20kts with a full main and about a 110% genoa, with the 150 up it's a little too hairy for single-handing, but your MkIII is going to be a little more tender than mine so you might want to get that first reef point rigged if you think you might be out in a breeze like that. You'll also find she sails much better with both sails out, otherwise you will have noticed that you have to keep a lot of pressure on the helm to stop her rounding into wind.
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There are also cam cleats that don't have turning blocks in the cockpit, leading the lines up and aft. This causes a lot of chafing on the lines, as you can imagine! I love this boat, though. Going to just work on a little bit at a time.
With regards to trimming the main, I have found that leech telltales are the most useful. Put a telltail on the trailing edge of each of the top 3 batten pockets. If the telltales are streaming back then you have good flow. If they are hiding on the leeward side,, you are over trimmed. If the top telltale is hiding you have too much leech tension(not enough twist). Ideally when sailing upwind all 3 telltales should be streaming with the top one flicking to leeward occasionally.
A pack of telltales is the cheapest, most useful tuning tool you will ever find!
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There are also cam cleats that don't have turning blocks in the cockpit, leading the lines up and aft. This causes a lot of chafing on the lines, as you can imagine! I love this boat, though. Going to just work on a little bit at a time.
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That cleat on the boom appears to be poorly placed. It appears to be situated about where a turning block should be located for the second reef. I would relocate it on the boom near the mast. That cleat looks like it's for your outhaul. I would suggest you enlist someone with some experience to help you re-position that cleat, and to re-rig your reef lines and hardware. C&Cs are good boats, but it looks like a previous owner has tinkered with the rigging hardware. It shouldn't cost much to make it right, but you could probably use some help to position the hardware correctly.
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Thanks. I thought I was overtrimmed, too. Going to have to start using the traveler more. The jib was rolled up because I had my hands full with the dog (seriously full!), and I am also trying to get more efficient with the main before I start running two sails. Hopefully going to run both the main and jib this Sunday.
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Thread: OT: Mike Flanagan Passes Away
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I hate to say it, but I had the same reaction about Angelos. I didn't hear his formal statement, but I did hear statements by Gerry Sandusky and Jim Duquette. Both suggested that Mike really struggled with the negative comments from fans and the media, feeling unfairly blamed for baseball club's embarrassing downfall.
It's a good reminder that things we say and write about players and managment are felt, and do hurt -- and we rarely know the whole story we think we know. While these boards are a good place to vent, we should all think twice about dumping on people in the public eye. Sometimes the criticism goes too far, or is based on faulty insights.
Duquette's comments, in particular, stood out for me. Not only did he confirm that the state of the baseball club burdened Flanny, he went on to cryptically talk about things that went on inside the warehouse that no one will ever really know about that made it difficult for Flanny to do his job the way he wanted to do his job. I have a good guess what that generally means--most of us probably do.
If anything good comes of this, I can only pray that it leads to fresh ownership in Baltimore. I realize that might sound hypocritical, given what I said about blaming public sports figures for negative events. It may be unfair for me to connect the dots in this way, but for god sake, show some mercy Mr. Angelos and sell the team.
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This is still painful to talk about. Mike was such a class guy, and a real gamer on the mound - the guy never quit, and that is why he'll always be remembered as one of the Oriole greats in the truest sense of the word.
R.I.P. Mike"Grab those pusillanimous sons-a-bitches by the nose and kick 'em in the balls.." General George S. Patton
Re: OT: Mike Flanagan Passes Away
As a native Baltimorean, I grew up with the Orioles. First in the International League and finally the major league. What memories. Mike Flannigan was as piure a pitcher and man as you could ask for. Although I do hate Angelos (Havent followed the Birds for years because of him), I agree it is not his fault.
Rest in Peace Mike. Baltimore fans will never forget you. God I'm sad today.
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Maybe I'm already into the anger stage of grieving, so I don't want to rush to "blame" Angelos. That wasn't my point. But it certainly sounds like the culture of the Orioles over the last 15 years comes into play.
To me, there is a pall over the whole organization, and this may be the low point. Headed to 100 losses and then this with their former Cy Young winning pitcher, pitching coach, GM, and longtime broadcaster.
Re: OT: Mike Flanagan Passes Away
While it obviously isn't all Angelosers fault! He apparently will carry some of the burden, and blame! I feel sorry for his family, and friends! Our baseball team has been destroyed, and Mike apparently took that hard, as many of us fans do! It is so unfortunate that his life ended this way! Now we have lost one of the few respectable people still associated with the orginization! :(
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I think we all hope Angelos sells the team to someone who will run it like Steve Bisciotti runs the Ravens, with passion and desire to win. At the end of the day as a fan, that is all you can ask for.
I just feel empty today, like a close friend died. Even though I never met Flanny, he was always an Oriole thru and thru. No matter how mediocre of a GM he might of been, he was always someone you loved and pulled for. This sucks....
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I appreciate the thoughtful comments on this thread about Flanny. The Sun's chat board has completely disinegrated into nonsense with one poster pulling out critical comments made about Flanagan and blaming them for his death. Unbelievable. I am done with the Sun's forums for good.
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Re: OT: Mike Flanagan Passes Away
Thing about flanny, just like brooks, cal, palmer, dempsey, etc, is that he stayed in the community and we all got to know him from the years he spent in the broadcast booth. I used to love listening to him call games. To think that he killed himself because of a misguided perception that this community hated him and carried him to blame. My dear lord! It hurts bad.
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Makes me feel worse and worse today more I read about him from Olney, posters on here, Tim K etc...there has to have been some serious issues obviously. I have 3 daughters and a son and I just have no idea how I could take it upon myself to never see them again. Man this makes me sad.
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Assuming he did feel the community blamed him, I can see why then people's thoughts turn to Angelos.
It's not a feeling of blame, at least for me. Rather, Angelos is now an embodiment for everything that is wrong with the Orioles. More so than ever, we are reminded the depths and levels to which this team has fallen under his stewardship.
A great team has fallen and now a great Oriole has fallen. Both fell from grace not by the hands of another but by their own doing -- and that's simply painful to think about.
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I pray for his wife and children.It's a new season! It's a new day!


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Notable Oregonians: H.L. Davis - Writer
Harold Lenoir Davis was born north of Roseburg, Oregon at Rone's Mill in the foothills of the Cascade Mountains. Davis moved with his family east to Antelope and then to The Dalles on the Columbia River while his father worked as an itinerant teacher. After his father became a principal, Davis lived in The Dalles for the next 20 years.
He worked as a cowboy, typesetter, and surveyor and in other jobs before being recognized for his writing. Davis saw his first literary success from his poems, which imitated the work of Detlev von Liliencron, a 19th-century German poet. Later he was encouraged by writer H.L. Mencken to try prose.
Davis went to Mexico on a Guggenheim Fellowship where he stayed to write Honey in the Horn (1935), an epic novel of Oregon homesteading at the turn of the century. The book won a Pulitzer Prize in 1936 and secured his reputation as a novelist of the West whose slow-moving books explored the magic of landscape. His style was wry, ironic, and cryptic with the plot remaining secondary to the quiet overall portrait of the era when the last pioneers flooded into Oregon. Davis mistrusted heroics and instead wrote honestly of the problems facing frontier men and women. His later books included Beulah Land (1949) and The Distant Music (1957).
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I have no idea what to get my parents for Christmas, Onrpg.
Gift ideas and maybe send me some links?
-My dad love books, but he has a bunch of them already.
He also loves Lord of the Rings, Star Trek, Led Zeppelin, The Who, and Pink Floyd.
I think he's getting into watching bad movies thanks to Rifftrax and Mystery Science Theater 3000 as well.
Oh, and very religious, but in a more liberal way.
-As for mom... ..........
Disturbingly obsession with Alice Cooper, otherwise music like Rob Zombie and Marilyn Manson, and watches soap operas, wrestling, and obnoxious sitcoms. >.<
-They both like Bob's Burgers a whooole lot.
On that note, and so this can be more than just me rambling about my freaking parents, are you guys having any trouble deciding what to get people as well?
Who are you shopping for and what do they like?


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The 4-Hour Chef launches and we got exclusives for you
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Tim Ferriss' new book is out today and this hungry Sumo is happy
Last night I made Russian Borscht, home made almond milk and some balsamic brussel sprouts. Yum.
Afterwards I snuggled up with my early copy of The 4-Hour Chef by my friend Tim Ferriss.
It's 671 pages and 3.71 pounds of pure beef, err I mean "meat."
Lately, I've been on a cooking binge and this book could not have come at a better time.
It's 1/2 healthy & unique recipes, 1/2 how to learn anything quicker and 1/2 awesome hacks to improve your life. Yes, 150%.
This latest book launches today and I wanted to make sure y'all heard about it.
I've read about 1/8 of my early copy of the book (hey, it's really long). Here's a few things I already like:
- Making the best jerky in the world.
- David Blaine's Morning Juice.
- A breakdown of all the fancy kitchen lingo you never understood before.
- How to start a fire (I was impressed by this and I'm an Eagle Scout).
- How to memorize a deck of cards in 43 seconds, the nine knots you must know and the essential spices/kitchen tools you actually need.
If you dislike cooking, this is a great book to improve your learning skills or impress house guests on your coffee table. Otherwise, you can use this book as your weights for the exercises in The 4-Hour Body.
For the Sumo-lings out there that know NOTHING about cooking this will be your bible. For others this will provide you really neat hacks for your cooking arsenal.
I'm a bit surprised The 4 Hour Chef is only $21 with free shipping from Amazon Prime.
I'm proud of Tim and 99.4% confident this new book will also be a best seller.
Since Tim loves all things Japanese and Sumo related, he gave us 2 exclusive chapters:
- An inside look at Google Chefs: A behind the scenes of who's who in Google cooking, their favorite cook books and interesting insight into Google's food culture.
- A chapter on the effect of Frequency for quicker learning: A detailed example how to learn Spanish in a short amount of time, optimal ways to nap and a complete culinary school training in 48 hours.
These are exclusive to AppSumo, meaning you can't grab these munchies anywhere else. It's also cool since they are in edited format so you can see what a book looks like before it goes to print.
So get your free bonuses and leave a comment with your favorite recipe to make. We can share!


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You made me really Reminisce about the game. I forgot I was really huge in it. Not only just huge as in addicted, I was top 5 on the charts, had an extremely strong guild in the Shadow faction, and I believe we moved to Steel faction on the new server.
Oh my.
I dug up an old thread I created: http://www.onrpg.com/boards/threads/...ine-Discussion
Started off with people calling the game garbage, but then people started to play and realized the game was just a ton of fun despite the graphics.
Lol, I was the man to speak to about that game. Lol, I was looking at other threads, and always a mention of; "Go speak to Sye about Angels".
Damn, the feels... the feels are too hard right now.
Seven years ago. Seven damn years. I never knew it was so old. Wow.


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Lol, yes I realised I was hopelessly lost... its a reuirement for my state (Australia ueensland) to have the hives labeled with your brand. I've already spent $700.00 on euipment and safety gear; so when I found out that a proper brand is about $130.00. I was really sad. Because it was 18.5% of what I've already spent and I reckon I would prefer to spend it more boxes.


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News and events
2013 Completed MBI Events
- March 18 - Presentation by Professor Kathy Belov on Tasmanian Devil facial tumour disease
- May 29 - Presentation by Professor David Denning (Manchester University) on establishing a Global Fungal Registry in Australia
- May 31 - Whole Genome Sequencing in Diagnostic Microbiology - joint MBI and CIDM-PH Workshop
- August 2 (evening) - Beveridge Lecture
- September 20 & 21 - Short Course in Critical Infection
- November 22 - Healthcare Associated Infections - more new tricks for old dogs Symposium
- November 28 - Collective Brainstorm Vexing Problems - Novel Approaches
- December 5 - Official launch of MBI
- December 5 - MBI Colloquium
2013 Archive News
- The Roadmap for Childhood TB: Towards Zero Deaths, launched today by global TB leaders, includes ten actions that, if implemented, could help save tens of thousands of children's lives, including children infected with both TB and HIV. The actions include training and fostering leadership among health workers, actively seeking out children at risk and providing preventative therapy, and closing the funding gap for childhood TB.
- How will we cope if a global ecological problem with potentially catastrophic effects, hits Sydney. Associate Professor Gottlieb will describe the worst case scenario and Professor Iredell will outline the various solutions his research team are investigating in an attempt to avert disaster. Free presentation. Wednesday, 16 October at 6pm. View flyer
- Professor Peter McMinn's recent article for the Lowy Institute online newsletter on bilateral cooperation on public health surveillance between Indonesia and East Timor. Other MBI publications>>
- MBI (formerly SEIB) has been recognised favourably in the Wills Review into Health and Medical Research at the University of Sydney. Infectious Diseases will be a key SPARC (Strategic Priority Area for Research Colloboration) for research focus.
- TB Hypothetical - Global Health and Law Conference. The TB-CRE together with the Global Health and Law Conference are presenting a one-hour hypothetical.
- Dr Grant Hill-Cawthorne is the newly appointed Lecturer in Communicable Disease Epidemiology. This is a joint SEIB and Sydney School of Public Health Appointment.
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Fort Collins to Host Oil and Gas Informational Meeting
The meeting will begin with an informal open house. Residents will have the opportunity to talk with individual City staff about specific issues regarding oil and gas operations in the City of Fort Collins.
A formal presentation will begin at 6:30 p.m. City staff will provide information on oil and gas operations, the proposed Land Use Code regulations for such operations, and the proposed operator agreement with Prospect Energy.
The City of Fort Collins is in the process of reviewing and updating its land use regulations concerning oil and gas exploration and developing options for mitigating impacts upon the community within the City's Growth Management Area. This is a complex and controversial issue that will require involvement and input from Fort Collins residents, the Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission (COGCC), oil and gas industry representatives, and interested stakeholders including homeowners, environmental groups, and others.
On Dec. 18, 2012, City Council approved a 7-month moratorium on new oil and gas permits in Fort Collins and on land owned by the City outside the incorporated limits. That moratorium will expire on July 31, 2013.
On March 5, 2013, the Council amended the City Code to impose a ban on oil and gas operations using hydraulic fracturing, and prohibited the storage of certain waste materials within city limits.
On March 19, 2013, City Council approved an Operator Agreement between the City and Prospect Energy governing any new well developments, and allowing the use of hydraulic fracturing in the Fort Collins Field and areas near the Budweiser plant that are leased by Prospect Energy.


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Russian Hill Walking Tour #8
Russian Hill Walking Tour
Join a more active Commonwealth Club Neighborhood Adventure! Russian Hill is a magical area with secret gardens and amazing views. Join Rick Evans for a two-hour hike up hills and staircases and learn about the history of this neighborhood. See where great artists and architects lived and worked, and walk down residential streets where some of the most historically significant houses in the Bay Area are located.
Location: Meet in front of Swensen's Ice Cream Store located at 1999 Hyde Street at Union. Your best option is to take bus transportation (details below) or come by taxi. There is absolutely no parking on Russian Hill. (No parking lots or street parking). Muni: 45-Union Stockton will drop you off at the corner of Union and Hyde - right in front of Swensen's. Use www.nextmuni.com to determine bus stops and schedule. The tour ends about six blocks from the Swensen's Ice Cream Shop, at the corner of Vallejo and Jones. It is an easy walk down to North Beach from there.
Time: 1:45 p.m. check-in, 2– 4 p.m. tour
Cost: $45 standard, $35 members
Program Organizer: Kristina Nemeth
Also know: Steep hills and staircases, recommended for good walkers. Parking difficult. Limited to 20. Must pre-register. Tour operates rain or shine.


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Every season a number of Arsenal players go out on loan to gain valuable first-team experience. With the 2012/13 campaign now underway, 14 Gunners are currently away from the Club.
Arsenal.com tracks their progress throughout the season. Our Arsenal's Loanees page offers an overview and below is the latest instalment of our Loan Watch.
Thursday, October 25
Sao Paulo 0-0 LDU Loja
Denilson played the full 90 minutes as Sao Paulo drew at home against LDU Loja in the Copa Sudamericana.
Benik Afobe
Tuesday, October 23
Wolves 2-2 Bolton
Benik Afobe scored for Bolton in their draw with Wolves. The striker opened the scoring in the 21st minute, stabbing home from a corner. He was replaced by David Ngog at half time.
Craig Eastmond
Tuesday, October 23
Leyton Orient 0-2 Colchester
Craig Eastmond started as Colchester won their third successive league game. The midfielder was replaced with 10 minutes to go.
Chuks Aneke
Tuesday, October 23
Crewe 2-1 Swindon
Chuks Aneke started as Crewe came from behind to beat Swindon. The midfielder was replaced after 71 minutes.
Nicklas Bendtner
Tuesday, October 23
Nordsjaelland 1-1 Juventus
Nicklas Bendtner came off the bench as Juventus drew at Nordsjaelland in the Champions League. The striker came on in the 76th minute.
Sanchez Watt
Tuesday, October 23
Leyton Orient 0-2 Colchester
Sanchez Watt was not involved as Colchester won at Leyton Orient.
Conor Henderson
Tuesday, October 23
Brentford 2-1 Coventry
Conor Henderson did not feature in Coventry's last-gasp defeat to Brentford.
Daniel Boateng
Tuesday, October 23
Rochdale 2-0 Oxford
Daniel Boateng was not in the Oxford squad as they lost 2-0 against Rochdale.