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http://www.infowars.com/climate-change-skepticism-a-sickness-that-must-be-treated-says-professor/this is not a place i'd go for most of my info, but this chick is from oregon and has been a prof down south at a state school. that means she's been able to indoctrinate a new generation of "scientists" with her prejudice.
This article cites falsification in scientists' publications at a low of 2% with the incidence as high as possibly 34%.
more tidbits http://www.whitman.edu/content/magazine/in-their-words/dearmrpresident/norgaard
told you fascist is a better descriptor for this admin.....
I'm probably the greenest member of Beemaster. If not the greenest, pretty near the top.
Beyondthesidewalks, X:X :fishhit: X:X :cheer:If the pendelem doesn't swing soon, we all may be off the grid and not by choice. Jim
An unwillingness to identify and avoid life-threatening situations IS a mental illness.
Of course they have looked at much older data as well to decipher trends, but the past 150 years is key.
Evolution is truth
I do not think that word means what you think it means...
If the climate scientists said they had significant credible data to suggest a pending shift in the gulf stream such that, while average global temps will be higher in the winter of 2012-13, our winter here will see record lows (standard fare for climate change models), would you (a) err on the side of caution, giving your bees more stores...honey, syrup, candy or whatever you use, insulate and wrap them up tightly, etc. (as well as preparing for yourself!), or (b), immediately suspect their motives, questioning whether they are funded by 'big sugar' and completely ignore their advice, wishfully thinking that they are just fabricating their data?[/quotesure, but would i put my families finances in danger on that info? no. would i demand that others help me care for my bees? no. would i ask the government by way of the tax payer to pitch in? no.you have taken a particular point of view based on the data that you choose to believe. that's fine. you do not have the right to demand that we all believe that data when there is opposing data to consider.
Does anyone debate this?
I really think that you are mistaken if you think there is a major contingent of geneticists who don't believe in evolution:
there are a whole bunch of geneticists who are beginning to buck against the theory of evolution as it has been taught. this is another "science" that needs to be looked at again. it is likely that we will end up with some theory of adaptation rather than evolution. at any rate, it is not settled science and certainly not truth.
Regarding fascism, do you really think that the Obama administration is trying to do away with competing parties?
Finally, I must say again, I am not asking you to put your finances in danger, pay for other people, or accept gov bailout. I hope our gov will provide greener options without additional cost.
if you study pre ww2 germany and the relationships between the government and business, people, etc. i have never seen a government that as closely resembles nazi germnay in the 30's as ours does now.
... Regarding fascism, do you really think that the Obama administration is trying to do away with competing parties? is pro-eugenics ...? is xenophobic ...? pro violence/war? took power by military force? is anti socialist/communist ...? ...You say "i have never seen a government that as closely resembles nazi germnay in the 30's as ours does now." I think you might be surprised to hear that most of Obama's biggest fans... are more disappointed than anyone... I hope our gov will provide greener options ...
.. explain to me why we still export most (all?) of the crude we refine in this country if we need it so badly...
Well said, BeyondTSW. While scientists are probably more objective than most; they are still human and prone to stubbornness. If you examine the scientific beliefs before a major discovery, the majority of scientists at the time were WRONG. The structure of the atom is a good example. Until Rutherford shot alpha particles at a thin foil of gold, nobody on Earth ever dreamed the atom was mostly empty space with a nucleus of positive charges. Neils Bohr then devised quantum mechanics to explain the bizarre dynamics observed by Rutherford. However even Einstein rejected some of the fundamental tenants of quantum theory. So if Bohr and Einstein couldn't agree after seeing the same data, what are the odds that all these CO2 greenhouse advocates are 100% correct?I still think one has to keep an open mind on this topic since we DON'T HAVE ALL THE DATA. The data from the Sun is lacking and the data from Plantary Albedo is lacking (thanks to Bush Jr canceling that satellite).


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By JASON SCHREIBER
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Howard Felch was buried in the New Pine Grove Cemetery in Raymond in 1994, but cemetery officials cannot find his grave. JASON SCHREIBER
Felch's sudden death on Nov. 14 has unearthed a situation that has outraged her children, who learned that the town has no record of where their father's remains were buried in the New Pine Grove Cemetery when he died in 1994.
The cemetery plot problem was discovered when Felch's children began making arrangements to bury their 60-year-old mother, who died unexpectedly at the Berwick, Maine, home she shared with Denbow.
Denbow said she knows his urn is there somewhere because she remembers attending her father's funeral when she was 13 and the family lived in Raymond.
"As it stands now, nobody in the town of Raymond has any idea where he is in the cemetery. I find it very disheartening that in this age of information there are no records of anything that's happened," said Felch's son Peter, who now lives in Fremont. He is one of seven children.
A wooden cross was placed on the grave site after Howard Felch died, but it has since disappeared. Some of the children visited the cemetery when the cross was there, but haven't been in recent years, Denbow said.
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The town is now looking into the matter.
Town Manager Craig Wheeler, who oversees the town's cemeteries, said the family made him aware of the problem Monday and that he is researching to see if he can help locate their father's remains.
The family also sought help from Brewitt Funeral Home in its search for answers, but still can't find their father's grave.
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No manbearpig?
Hippogriff. Easy. It could fly me anywhere and rip my enemies to shreds.
Its clearly a tie between ManBearPig and Cthulhu Lord of Darkness
schmoo! carries crissaegrim AND ramen
I think you all are just scared to bring up the New Jersey Devil. That's why nobody goes to the pine barrens.
moles1138 wrote:And shouldn't it be "let's"? How about "doesn't"?
"Lets" is actually right since it's a solo action. (Let's = let us)
Missed the doesn't though. Kudos. ;)
skallen wrote:Uh... Dragon?
A yeti-crunching, pegasus-chasing, gryphon-burning dragon. The Loch ness monster saw one once, and has been hiding ever since. The kraken keeps him company in his watery abyss of hiding.
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iliveinabox wrote:A yeti-crunching, pegasus-chasing, gryphon-burning dragon. The Loch ness monster saw one once, and has been hiding ever since. The kraken keeps him company in his watery abyss of hiding.
They don't hang out there anymore. Cthulhu accidentally stepped on them in one of his strolls from R'yleh and they were embedded in his toe jam.
Ewww... suffocation death by cthulhuian size toe jam.
Why don't I see Sphinx listed? Fun with puzzles, and potential murder all wrapped up in one noble package!
Yahweh, or no way! 'cause God, yo.
Sphynx, because Subnormality.
PHOENIX.....Firey bird, rises from the ashes !!!
Love it..........
stargte9 wrote:So dragons aren't mythical which must mean that Woot must have one somewhere...it's probably their deal maker.
OR Maybe the top prize in the next belts of chastity!
What else?
Yeah.. Dragon. They'll fire you up!
Without a doubt the coolest mythical creature is.... (wait for it) The Phoenix (trumpet Fanfare)
Barbra Streisand!
Chimera. Why settle for one mythical creature when you can have many?
All hail Cthulhu!
....the Phoenix was always a pretty cool one!
Flying Spaghetti Monster!
gingram wrote:Flying Spaghetti Monster!
The Hodag
Dragons...because I can think of no cooler way to roast marshmallows...
Spider Pig!
it's Bigfoot wenches!!!!
FSM.........cooler than the DosEques guy for sure anyway.
The Kraken is not mythical. The Kraken still exists:
Obviously it's old greg
Jabberwocky FTW!
It's the GREAT CORNTHULHU !!!!
Slenderman, because you never know when he's watching you... oh wait, that's more creepy than cool.
1. Trogdor....Burninating!!
2. everything else
-Not sure if anyone's mentioned this one yet, and no intended offense to anyone-
while I couldn't choose just one as my FAVORITE and I personally don't think he's the coolest the vast number of global believers/followers suggest He dominates the popularity/"who's the coolest" contest. [I currently subscribe to the Pastafarian ideology; FYI I was raised Catholic]
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Aided by her father, Bob, North Country Storm player Bella Hibberd of Bethlehem challenges Hannah Fowler of Windsor, Vt., and the Upper Valley Wheelers for the ball. (COURTESY)
The "power" in the sport's title refers to wheelchair power, and the members of the North Country Storm, like players on all athletic teams, present a range of personalities and abilities.
Because Bella doesn't have a power chair - the Hibberds hope to acquire one with head-operated controls - her power is provided by someone pushing her chair. Special guards on the chair are used to push the ball.
Campton's Becca Coulter, a 15-year-old freshman at Plymouth Regional High School who also has cerebral palsy, is thrilled just having the opportunity to participate in athletics.
In power soccer, two teams of four players at a time attack, defend and use guards attached to their chairs to "spin-kick" the ball at their opponents' goal.
"They really make it easy for me to understand," she said.
Games take place in school gymnasiums. Next Sunday's season-opener for the Storm will be at the Profile High School gym in Bethlehem, starting at 3 p.m.
Now executive director of the organization, Olney works out of its office in downtown Franconia. Ninety people volunteer their time in an array of year-round activities that includes golf, tennis, fishing, swimming, gardening, kayaking and skiing.
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Matthews on DeLay: Democrats are "pick[ing] points" about House ethics committee because they "want to keep basting him as he rotates on the rotisserie"
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MSNBC host Chris Matthews seconded Wall Street Journal columnist John Fund's claim that Democrats' refusal to accept a Republican offer to proceed with an investigation into allegations of ethical misconduct by House Majority Leader Tom DeLay (R-TX) indicates that they would rather continue to attack DeLay and the Republican-led House for political gain than offer DeLay a chance to clear his name. After Fund said that Democrats are complaining about "the way the [House ethics] committee is structured" because they want the allegations against DeLay to be "a political issue next year," Matthews agreed that the Democrats "began to pick points" because they "want to keep basting him as he rotates on the rotisserie."
But neither Fund nor Matthews mentioned that Democrats say they turned down an offer by Republicans on the committee to initiate an investigation because Republicans have strongly undermined the committee's ability to initiate investigations of alleged misconduct by House members, including DeLay. As Media Matters for America has noted, Republicans changed ethics committee rules in January in order to grant either party complete power to block a complaint against a fellow party member. They have also replaced two Republican committee members with two other Republican congressmen who have donated to DeLay's legal defense fund.
From the April 21 edition of MSNBC's Hardball with Chris Matthews:
FUND: They've [Democrats] been offered an investigation. But because they don't like the way the committee is structured, they're not taking the offer. I think that indicates they want this to be a political issue next year, because since they don't have a Social Security plan, since they don't have a plan on the budget, they're going to repeat the Republican tactic and run against a corrupt Republican Congress. That's what this is all about.
MATTHEWS: So they want this barbecue to go on all next year?
FUND: They don't want Tom -- they don't want Tom DeLay gone.
MATTHEWS: Right. They want to keep basting him as he rotates on the rotisserie.
FUND: I mean, it's astonishing. They're being offered an investigation and saying, "We don't quite like the way it's packaged."
MATTHEWS: Yes, I thought that was -- [Hardball guest and Newsweek investigative correspondent] Mike [Isikoff], it blew my mind the other day when the Republicans agreed to an ethics investigation and the Democrats began to pick points: "Oh, well, we really don't want that investigation." I thought they really wanted to investigate the guy.
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George Jenkins enters his sixth season as an assistant coach at Sacramento State in 2016-17 after spending two years as the assistant and recruiting coordinator at Kansas.
Jenkins, who has 30 years of coaching experience, will lead the Hornet novice squad again this year while assisting with the varsity squad and all aspects of recruiting. That includes overseeing the team's on-campus recruiting. In addition, Jenkins is the team videographer and oversees the squad's social media efforts.
Jenkins and head coach Mike Connors were instrumental in Sacramento State rowing being admitted into the American Athletic Conference for the 2014-15 season, and prior to that, Conference USA in 2013-14. Prior to the Conference USA entry, the Hornets had never been eligible for an automatic qualifier into the NCAA Championship.
Previously, Sacramento State has been a member of the Western Intercollegiate Rowing Association (WIRA) since gaining intercollegiate status in 1995, and the WIRA Championships has doubled as the program's conference championship event. However, WIRA is not recognized by the NCAA as a conference, and did not garner any kind of automatic qualifier into NCAA postseason competition.
In the program's inaugural year in the American Athletic Conference in 2015, the Hornets responded by finishing third out of the eight teams at the conference championship. The Hornets beat out crews from Temple, SMU, San Diego State, Connecticut and Virginia. In fact, Sacramento State brought home medals in all four grand finals it competed, which included winning gold in the varsity four, and bronze in the varsity eight, second varsity eight and second varsity four. In 2016, the Hornets finished fourth, placing ahead of San Diego State, UConn and SMU.
During its lone season in Conference USA, the Hornets placed sixth out of 11 teams at the Conference USA Championship, finishing ahead Kansas, Old Dominion, San Diego State, West Virginia and Alabama.
Academically, over the last three years, the Hornets have seen a combined 17 student-athletes receive the National Scholar-Athlete Award, an honor handed out by the Collegiate Rowing Coaches Association for academic excellence. That includes a school-record seven Hornet rowers receiving the honor in 2016.
In 2013-14, Jenkins coached the novice eight to a 9-4 dual-meet record, a 56-second victory over rival UC Davis and 18 of his novice rowers were named to Conference USA's Commissioner's Honor Roll for academic excellence. In 2012-13, he helped bring in 28 freshmen, the largest recruiting class in school history, and that year's novice eight took home gold at the WIRA Championships.
That recruiting class also paid dividends in 2013-14 when all three varsity boats (V8, JV8, V4) placed in the top two of their respective grand finals at the WIRA Championships. In addition, this past year, the Hornets placed sixth out of 11 teams at the Conference USA Championships, finishing ahead Kansas, Old Dominion, San Diego State, West Virginia and Alabama.
In 2011-12, Jenkins worked with both the varsity and novice squads. He helped coach the team's varsity eight, second varsity eight, novice eight and varsity four to medals at the WIRA Championships for the second time in school history. In addition, five Sacramento State rowers received all-conference accolades, three of which were first team selections.
On his résumé includes five consecutive NCAA Championship appearances while he was head coach at USC, and a national championship-winning varsity four at the 1998 NCAA Championship.
A native of Palo Alto, Calif., Jenkins was an assistant at Kansas (2009-11) and UC Davis (2008-09), while also serving as head coach of the Austin Rowing Club (2002-08) and USC (1993-02). Prior to USC, he had other collegiate stops as the varsity men's coach at UC Davis (1991-93) and varsity women's coach at UC Davis (1990-91).
He was also a U.S. Nations Cup Team coach in Milan, Italy, in the summer of 1997, and a U.S. Junior National Team coach in Oslo, Norway, during the summer of 1993.
Other coaching stops included serving as the executive director of the Newport Aquatic Center from 1987-90, and a coach at the U.S. Olympic Festival in the summers of 1989 and 1990.
At Kansas, he produced the largest recruiting class in the 16-year history of the program and coached the varsity four to a second-place finish at the Big 12 Conference Championships. In his assistant coaching stint at UC Davis, he coached the Aggies' second novice eight to a gold medal at the 2009 WIRA Championships.
Jenkins assumed the head coaching duties at USC in September of 1993 and brought it to national championship caliber by 1998. The Trojans would go on to qualify for five consecutive NCAA Championships under Jenkins' guidance while also winning the 1999 Head of the Charles in Massachusetts.
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But sadly, over the last century or so, many Indian traditions—including their practices of agriculture and cooking—became diluted or disappeared completely. Sustainable economic development became hard to come by, and poverty skyrocketed.
As a result, nutrition—followed by overall health—deteriorated among native peoples. Without indigenous sources of food, junk food consumption became the norm. Today, American Indians and Alaska Natives are almost twice as likely (39.4 percent) as white Americans (24.3 percent) to be obese, meaning they have a body-mass index of 30 or greater. Perhaps most startling of all, American Indians have the highest prevalence of diabetes in the nation, 16.1 percent, compared to other major racial and ethnic groups—and more than twice that of white Americans.
But could an agricultural revolution, led by the tribes' youngest members, reverse this disturbing health trend among Indians? When agriculture lawyer Janie Simms Hipp, herself a citizen of the Chickasaw nation, looks at recent data and the growing number of agriculture projects popping up among the nation's 566 federally recognized tribes, she is hopeful. For one, the number of farms run by American Indians or Alaska Natives almost doubled between 2002 and 2007, according to the United States Department of Agriculture's census (the 2012 census numbers have not been released yet). And according to the National Congress of American Indians, agriculture is now the second largest employer of native people in the United States.
"There's this growing realization that tribes that have access to land are ramping up their agricultural production," Hipp says. "It's still a small percentage of overall number of farms, but when you start to put the lens around it that it is in proportion to native people's general population and their utilization of the land in Indian Country, it really starts to have a pretty profound picture."
But Hipp adds that it doesn't mean these agriculture projects are economically or environmentally sustainable, not to mention the difficulty tribal leaders have in creating policies around agriculture production.
These problems led Hipp and Stacy Leeds from the University of Arkansas School of Law—the nation's only American Indian law school dean—to envision a legal entity that could shepherd tribes through issues of food systems, agriculture and community sustainability.
Having most recently served as the senior adviser for tribal relations to USDA Secretary Thomas Vilsack, Hipp now serves as the founding director of the University of Arkansas School of Law's Indigenous Food and Agriculture Initiative—which will work with tribes and tribal leaders to craft policies and business models that bolster sustainable food systems not only as a means of nutrition, but as an economic driver for the community.
"There's a lot of awareness, a lot of interest," Hipp says. "What we haven't had really is a focused interest in how you govern around food and agriculture. How does a tribal chairperson craft policy that resonates among their people, but also speaks to how they will deal with food issues around the reservation?"
Rethinking these issues could not come soon enough for many American Indian tribes, either, given the health epidemics that have taken hold in many communities. In 2011, the CDC reported that a third of the American Indians in Southern Arizona have been diagnosed with diabetes, and in other native communities half or more of the adult population is diabetic. A recent study found that only 16 percent of Native Americans have a healthful diet, a reality Hipp believes is largely brought on by poverty and lack of food access.
"When you are living in a community where 80 percent of the people are unemployed and no one can afford to put in food outlets, you get in a car with other people and you drive 100 miles off reservation to get food," she says. "You can't make that drive every day, so you are going to by definition pick up as many foods as you can that have as long a shelf life as possible."
For Hipp, hope for the future comes from looking at the energy of young American Indians. Like young people in the general population, there is evidence to suggest that native youth are more interested in food issues than their parents. The nationwide Future Farmers of America organization counts 12,000 American Indians among its membership.
On a visit last fall to a tribal college in North Dakota, Hipp saw four community gardens on campus, and students reported gardens starting up in the numerous tribal communities that send youth to the college. (American Indians are raising and growing just about everything you can imagine, from livestock to poultry and produce to popcorn.) Among Hipp's goals is to fuel young people's interest in these types of projects, she says.
"How do we keep them somehow engaged in food and agriculture? That's exciting to me," she says. "All I needed to do was to be supportive of them. If we let them fully blossom, they can do so much."
Do you live nearby an American Indian community? What agriculture or food projects is it involved in?
Related stories on TakePart:
• Is It Possible to Save the Most Obese County in the Nation?
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GREEN BAY, Wis. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) – The Green Bay volleyball team (10-12, 5-4 HL) begins a stretch of three straight home matches this weekend, first welcoming UIC (7-16, 2-6 HL) to the Kress Center on Friday at 7 p.m. before hosting Valparaiso (21-4, 7-1 HL) on Saturday at 5 p.m. Saturday's match against the Crusaders will also be Alumni Day and Parents Day for the Phoenix.
Fans unable to make it to the Kress Center this weekend can follow the matches with free live video on the Horizon League Network and live stats. Links can be found on the volleyball schedule page on GreenBayPhoenix.com. The official Green Bay volleyball Twitter (@GBPhoenixVB) and Facebook (Green Bay Phoenix Volleyball) accounts will also be posting live updates throughout the matches.
Friday, Nov. 1
7 p.m. – Green Bay vs. UIC [Live Stats | Live Video]
Saturday, Nov. 2
5 p.m. – Green Bay Valparaiso [Live Stats | Live Video]
Green Bay split its Horizon League road matches last weekend, falling to Oakland (3-1) on Friday night before scoring a big comeback victory over Wright State (3-2) on Saturday afternoon.
Freshman Shannon Hurley (Connellsville, Pa.) had a double-double with 17 kills and 13 digs on Friday, but it wasn't enough as the host Golden Grizzlies used strong, aggressive serving (11 aces) to down the Phoenix 25-22, 25-21, 23-25, 25-20.
The following day saw the Raiders jump out to a 2-0 advantage, but senior Leah Van Zeeland (Kaukauna, Wis.) helped the Phoenix win three straight to earn the 18-25, 24-26, 25-18, 25-18, 15-13 victory. Van Zeeland had 12 of her 17 kills in the final three sets, and also posted 12 digs for the match. Sophomore Emily Riese (Fond du Lac, Wis.) also had an impressive day, securing her 10th double-double of the year with 50 assists and 11 digs. Hurley and sophomore Taylor Kasal (Westmont, Ill.) joined Van Zeeland in double-figure kills with 17 and 14, respectively, while sophomore Jillian Bauer (Verona, Wis.) led four Phoenix players in double-digit digs with 22.
Green Bay has a number of individuals who rank among the Horizon League's leaders in a number of statistical categories. Hurley (3.42) and Van Zeeland (3.20) are first and second in kills per set, Bauer is first in digs (419) and digs per set (4.87), and Riese is first in assists (904). Riese and sophomore Becca Mastey (Pulaski, Wis.) are tied for third in the league in service aces with 23 apiece, and Gunderson is seventh in hitting percentage at .269.
UIC (7-16, 2-6 HL) opened the second half of league play last Saturday with a 3-0 loss (25-13, 25-11, 25-22) at Valparaiso. The Flames are led by junior Sara Stenard, who ranks third in the conference in hitting percentage (.311) and eighth in kills (2.94 per set).
Green Bay swept the Flames in Chicago on Oct. 5, earning a trio of convincing set wins (25-18, 25-19, 25-16). The Phoenix hit over .400 in the final two sets, finishing with an impressive .315 hitting percentage, while holding UIC to just .087 for the match. Sophomore Mikaela Gunderson (Casco, Wis.) led the way with 10 kills, hitting .444, and also added a match-high seven blocks.
The preseason Horizon League favorites are currently second in the standings with a 7-1 record and have a chance to take the conference lead this weekend at first-place Milwaukee (13-8, 9-0 HL) and Green Bay. The Crusaders are 21-4 on the year after recent sweeps of UIC and Chicago State, and have now won 20 or more matches in 11 straight seasons.
Valpo has been solid defensively in 2013, leading the Horizon League in opponent hitting percentage (.151) and digs per set (17.05). Senior Ellen Vanden Berg also leads the league in total blocks with 111, averaging 1.26 per set.
Green Bay will look to avenge its tough, five-set road loss to the Crusaders back on Oct. 4, a match that saw senior Monica Anderson (Cottage Grove, Wis.) record a career-best 22 kills.
Saturday's match against the Crusaders will be a busy one, as the Phoenix is hosting both Alumni Day and Parents Day at the Kress Center. Parents and family members will be recognized prior to the start of the match, while all alumni in attendance will be introduced on the court between sets two and three. Green Bay will also celebrate the 10-year anniversary of the 2003 squad's Horizon League championship and NCAA Tournament appearance with a special video tribute. For more information on Alumni Day, click here.
Phoenix head coach Michaela Franklin sat down with Ryan Hartwig this week to talk about the comeback win over Wright State, the big upcoming home matches and Alumni Day. To watch the full interview, click here.
Green Bay Athletics will be hosting the annual Phoenix Fan Fest presented by Culver's from noon-4 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 2 at the Kress Events Center, highlighting a busy home weekend which includes the two volleyball matches, swimming and diving, men's soccer and men's and women's basketball. Kids who attend Fan Fest get a free ticket to any of Saturday's home events.
The annual Fan Fest event is free to attend and will include numerous activities, highlighted by inflatables, face painting, balloons, games, an appearance from Phlash the Phoenix and the opportunity to play sports and get autographs from your favorite Green Bay student-athletes.
For tickets to Green Bay's matches this weekend, visit GreenBayPhoenix.com/tickets or order by phone at 920-465-2625. Tickets can also be purchased at the Kress Center box office prior to the match. Adult tickets are only $7 and youth tickets are just $1.
Green Bay will play its final home contest of the 2013 season next Saturday, Nov. 9 against Milwaukee at 7 p.m. The match will be streamed live on the HLN and broadcast on a tape-delayed basis on Time Warner Cable Sports Channel.
#For the latest and most up-to-date information on Green Bay Athletics and Green Bay Volleyball, please visit GreenBayPhoenix.com.


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Re: La Fiesta
Love it, love it love it!
I do sooo wish it were red and not pink, though. Still, I'll be getting one when it wins.
paigeg wrote:With that paranoid androidin halftone work, I'm dead sure 'blind' has nothing to do with eyesight. Re-voted and LOVE the design. Kudos to you both.
Thank you, Paige, you are a champ!
The "Blind" in BlindDog refers to not being distracted by the obvious, as in a "blind dog sniffing for a bone." I'm also a huge fan of BlindDog Lemon, a famous Blues-man from Memphis.
It was taken from a Japanese saying(koan), "Even a blind dog finds a bone, every once in a while." Like, I get lucky every now and then. Nothing to do with my 20/30 vision.
Thanks for re-voting.
Re: Ay Chihuahua!
Wow, that Kevlar sure does get around. Seriously, best comment thread of the derby.
Nice work, still not a fan of red shirts, but I do think it's what works best for the shirt.
Re: Mexican Eagle Co.
Six colors on brown. I accidentally forgot to put the dark red on my color samples on the side.
I wanted to depict Mexico's national bird, the golden eagle, along with other cultural elements. Also wanted to try out something different than my usual designs.
CrescentDebris wrote:I don't know if I just get so tired of seeing my own coloring during the process that the WOW factor is completely gone by time I finish, or if this is that much cooler than what I would have done. Either way, great colors Odysseyroc.
I've been so used to Crescent doing the coloring. I didn't even notice, until the comment. +1 either way
Re: Quetzalcoatl
I'd love that if it was in color!
Re: hope purity blood
I really love the marks. Great Treatments of the halftones! Voted.
Re: Resplendent Quetzal
This is a rather late submission, but once I started I had to finish it. Yeah it's 5 AM here...
Anyways in my search for interesting animals that reside in Mexico I found the Resplendent Quetzal, which are located in southern Mexico. The birds are gorgeous and are unlike anything found here in New York.
I hope you enjoy!
Re: Burda
Is Burt Mexican? Please explain.
Re: Aztecish V.2
Very pretty and wearable design!
daniel78epod wrote:I'm confused... On the left is Roger from American Dad. On the right is ET. Who's in the middle? How is this mexican?
The one in the middle is the alien from the popular movie series of the same name. Think of the AVP movies, you'll know which alien I'm talking about.
thatrobert wrote:To me, it always looked like a giant cupcake anyway.
It does!
rglee129 wrote:Esto es un metaphor para cuando estoy comiendo comida de Mexico. Lo siento si mi Espanol es horible- he olvidado mucho.
Tambien, mi esposa dijo que los colores son los mismos (as) el (flag) de Mexico. (Yo no conozco las palabras para "as" or "flag")
El Robbie
the flag = la bandera
I actually find this to be extremely unoriginal; if you travel to Yucatán, you'll find tons of t-shirts depicting the exact, same image.
Cylara wrote:Maybe he was going for the original comic, where they all wore red because...well..they were one clan? They changed the colors for the cartoon, I was told because they didn't think kids were smart enough to tell the difference between the characters otherwise.
The cartoons and movies are definitely more well known, so I admit I see your point. It's just the word "proper" that I really have an issue with in your post.
I grew up in the 80's-90's and only ever knew the cartoon. My apologies.
I don't get why this ?
audentio wrote:Simple designs are just as nice as intricate ones. You got my vote
Thanks! I appreciate the support!
Re: pesadilla antes del día de los muertos
If Tim was Timoteo...
Re: migration
the monarchs were a swell idea, i like the skulls on the bottom wings the most.
paigeg wrote:Seed, love the art. But Speedy had a slow, drunken friend you could have played on, with Speedy somehow referenced to make the disparity clear. Maybe just a faded silouette and some motion lines in halftones (background). We get the joke here, but on a shirt? Not so much. Love ya, tho! Just not lovin' this particular sub.
Even if people don't get it's supposed to be "Regular Gonzalez" they will get that it's a reference toward Speedy...I think it stands alone fine, and I'd buy it.
Re: Adelita's Way
This is spectacular, Paige! Great halftones, she looks awesome! I'm glad you put a link, because I was unfamiliar with this tale, great lyrics.
You have my Vote, missy!
Re: Beso!
wow, thanks for all the cool comments you guys! i'm pretty positive you all rock
Re: Happy Mexican Food!
I love that "antifreeze green!"
Great shirt!
i don't know how you draw all of these in the time given, it's incredible.
...so where's waldo?
darthchair wrote:I want this shirt too! :/ It's amazing.
Please save this one & submit it for another derby, I want it too!
Re: The Golden Eagle
i admire the textures in midst of the design
Re: Aztec Sunset
It's ramy shirts like this that I wait for!! Nicely done. It's about time!
jhgalvas wrote:Is Burt Mexican? Please explain.
It's a parody of the famous painter Freida Kahlo. She had a lot of facial hair including a unibrow like our friend burt here.
Hey WOOT gods - since when has the lowest shirt in the fog shown its number instead of a question mark???????
BumperK wrote:Any particular reason they are chips? I am just wondering if I am missing something important. I have watched the three amigos roughly 300 times - but it has been almost 3 months since the last time so maybe there are chips in there somewhere?
Because it wouldn't make sense for three men to be standing in a dish of guacamole.
Wow! There are so many details in this, it kind of reminds of the Where's Waldo books. Also is the dog chewing on something?
From the submission page:
"Illustrator users, please submit your final art with gradients. We'll create the halftones on our end."
I don't understand the problem...I did exactly as asked. Please look at my AI file.
Re: dia de los!
Really nice. gmv
I dont know which is better, the great shirt or the lulz conversation about Kevlars getting around.
Great work guys GMV :D
Re: Quetzal
Lovely design, and look at this little guy fly!
The tail feathers in particular are inspired. Great work. :^)
Beautiful work!
Re: DOOM SQUAD Los Muertos
Sweet collab! Excellent composition and colors.
Re: Fire maker, Rain bringer
Awesome! The side placement looks great on the shirt.
Re: The Three Amigos
Excellent, their red bow ties are so cute!
As a chihuahua owner, gmv. Sweet collab!
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Thanks again guys, it's all very much appreciated!
Some more pictures for you......
First picture shows Layshaft cluster
Here, you can make out the contact patch on the first gear
There is also a chip on the gear I have highlighted, and also the gear two steps nearer to the camera
Wear patch on second gear
Chips on second gear
Couple of chips on third gear
Front of layshaft
There's a small line where the needle rollers locate, but it doesn't seem to be worn into the surface
Rear of layshaft
Mainshaft needs to be fixed or replaced.
Check the bore of your input. If it looks the same, you will need to replace it.
Blocker rings need replaced.
Polish the sharp edges of the nick on 1st. As little as you use it, you won't notice any noise and the chip is not bad enough to worry about.
The 1st/2nd/Reverse slider should be replaced, but if you are careful shifting into reverse it could last a long time the way it is.
The 3rd/4th syncro is not bad enough to worry about.
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If you increase the size of the shaft would the larger bearing fit inside the input gear? Your shaft could be welded up to the larger diameter and ground, but would you have to replace the input gear to make it work? The more heat that is put into the shaft from welding, the greater the chance of ruining the shaft.
There are several ways to seld the shaft. TIG welding is comon, but spray welding is getting more popular for shaft build up.
Excellent, thanks!
Just to confirm (as I'm still very much learning)
I need to ask if they can "weld the mainshaft tip with a hard surfacing rod, and then regrind to original sizing"
Also, the tip is 12mm in diameter
Later gearboxes had an 18mm tip, but still have the same wear issues
Could I do something here to resize mine to 18mm, or would that make no/little difference?
Thanks again for your help
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|It needs to be welded with a hard surfacing rod and then ground to the correct size. T5 transmissions are very popular here in the USA and they have a bad reputation for doing the same thing. There are several places here that recondition the shaft for the T5 and other transmission. Check with transmission shops around you and see if they know of anyone who can do this kind of work on your shaft.
The input shaft looks ok from what I can tell
It runs on caged needle bearings if that makes any difference
Is there any type of hardening that could/should be done to the mainshaft tip, or is it just a case of grinding and renewing?
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|The main shaft is worn where it runs in the bearing. There are places here where you can send the shaft and have it welded and re-ground. You may have some place like that where you are. Check inside the input gear to see if it is also worn. Chances are that if the shaft is worn the inside of the input gear will be worn too.
Is My Gearbox Worn? - Pictures Included
I've taken my gearbox apart for rebuilding, and need to check things out before rebuilding it
Since this is the first gearbox I've rebuilt, and I have no idea what I'm looking for I'm hoping someone can tell me what I should look out for?
ie: What are and aren't acceptable levels of wear, etc....
Now, on with the pictures.......
This is the end of the mainshaft, it looks as those the hardening has worn through to me (but I don't know what I'm talking about so I could be wrong)
Here you can see a small chip out of the first gear
This pictures shows some wear on the teeth, I've pointed out the worst one, but you might be able to see the others have wear too
Another chip, this one is on the reverse/selector hub
Another picture of first gear
And some general/overall pictures
So, what does everyone think?
Do I need a new first gear and selector hubs?
Is my mainshaft scrap?
I was planning on replacing the baulk rings and circlip on third gear, but I've heard the new ones are awful
What should I do about the input shaft?
Any other thoughts?
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I installed Ubuntu 10.10, and afterwards Backtrack 4 R2 but I unchecked the bootloader option. After that, I logged in Ubuntu, run the "update-grub" command, it said that it had found Backtrack on the given partition, but it doesn't seem to display it in the grub.cfg.
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Spring Greens Quiche RecipeRead Reviews Be the first to add a review
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Leafy greens brighten this savory pie—the ideal comfort food for spring. Add a side of healthy vegetables, a salad or fruit and you have a light and satisfying lunch.—Marie Rizzio, Interlochen, Michigan
Featured In: 26 Favorite Easter Brunch Ideas
- Pastry for single-crust pie (9 inches), see below
- 6 center-cut bacon strips, chopped
- 5 cups julienned dandelion greens or Swiss chard
- 5 cups fresh baby spinach
- 3 green onions, thinly sliced
- 1 egg white, beaten
- 1/2 cup shredded Jarlsberg cheese
- 3 eggs
- 1 egg yolk
- 1 cup heavy whipping cream
- 3/4 cup 2% milk
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon dried basil
- 1/8 teaspoon ground nutmeg
- Dash pepper
- Preheat oven to 375°. On a lightly floured surface, roll dough to a 1/8-in. thick circle; transfer to a 9-in. pie plate. Trim pastry to 1/2 in. beyond rim of plate; flute edge. Line unpricked pastry with a double thickness of foil. Fill with pie weights, dried beans or uncooked rice.
- Bake 13 minutes. Remove foil and weights; bake 3 minutes longer. Cool on a wire rack.
- Meanwhile, in a large skillet, cook bacon over medium heat until crisp, stirring occasionally. Remove with a slotted spoon; drain on paper towels. Discard drippings, reserving 1 tablespoon. Cook and stir greens, spinach and green onions in drippings until wilted and liquid is evaporated.
- Brush prepared crust with egg white; layer with wilted greens, cheese and cooked bacon. In a large bowl, whisk remaining ingredients; pour over top.
- Bake 35-40 minutes longer or until a knife inserted near the center comes out clean. Let stand for 10 minutes before cutting. Yield: 6 servings.
Pastry for single-crust pie (9 inces): Combine 1-1/4 cups all-purpose flour and 1/4 tsp. salt; cut in 1/2 cup cold butter until crumbly. Gradually add 3-5 Tbsp. ice water, tossing with a fork until dough holds together when pressed. Wrap in plastic wrap and refrigerate 1 hour. Let pie weights cool before storing. Beans and rice may be reused for pie weights, but not for cooking.
Originally published as Spring Greens Quiche in Country Woman April/May 2013, p37
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Reviewed Mar. 6, 2015
"Looks so good. Would this work if I doubled the recipe and made in a 9 x 11 oblong pan? Would like to try this for Easter brunch but need more than 6 servings."
Reviewed Apr. 24, 2014
"I didn't have all the listed greens on hand, so I substituted spinach and red peppers instead. My family loved the dough and the quiche in general. The only comments were that the filling was a bit soft: I had forgotten to put in the cheese. Also, I actually used all the bacon grease to sauté the vegetables. This made the filling succulent. Even with my changes, the recipe was delicious and I would definitely make it again."
Reviewed Apr. 9, 2014
"this is an absolutely wonderful recipes. I made it exactly as printed it turned out great.next time I think I will add all half and half instead of cream and 2 percent milk."