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DETROIT (March 16, 2009) – Wayne State University Law School, in conjunction with Labor@Wayne, is pleased to announce a labor law event titled "Forum on Resuscitating and Revitalizing American Labor Law Policy: A Constructive Dialogue on Areas of Agreement" from 2 - 4 p.m. on Monday, April 6, 2009, in the Law School's Spencer M. Partrich Auditorium.
Wilma Liebman, chair of the National Labor Relations Board, will serve as the keynote speaker. Forum discussion facilitators include: Moderator William Mateikis, Wayne Law visiting professor of law; Joseph Canfield, attorney, NLRB, Region 7 and Wayne Law adjunct professor; and Marick Masters, director of the Douglas A. Fraser Center for Workplace Issues and Labor@Wayne. Forum panel discussants include: Elizabeth Bunn, UAW secretary-treasurer; Martin Mulloy, Ford Motor Company vice president, Labor Affairs; and Peter Pantaleo, partner, DLA Piper.
The forum is designed to initiate general, constructive dialogue on labor law policy in areas of agreement rather than highlight areas of disagreement, particularly with respect to workers' rights to organize and bargain collectively in a competitive global economy.
"Wayne Law students, faculty, alumni, and area labor law practitioners will hear from experts in the field of labor relations — a field that for too long has been too polarized to permit meaningful discussion on matters of mutual interest," Mateikis said. "Given the extraordinary times for employers, employees and employees' collective representatives, we need to focus more on how to move collaboratively forward so that we don't fall further divisively backward."
This event is free and open to the public, and parking is available for $3.50 in parking structure #1 across from the Law School on West Palmer Street. For more information, please contact the Law School Dean's Office at (313) 577-3933.
Wilma Liebman has served as a Member of the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) since November 14, 1997. She was first appointed by President Clinton and confirmed by the Senate to a five-year term that expired on December 16, 2002. She was reappointed by President Bush and confirmed by the Senate to a second term that expired on August 27, 2006 and to a third term that will expire on August 27, 2011. President Obama designated Liebman to be Chairman of the NLRB on January 20, 2009.
Prior to joining the NLRB, Liebman served for two years as Deputy Director of the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service (FMCS). She acted as the chief operations officer of this federal agency, overseeing arbitration, alternative dispute resolution, international affairs and labor-management cooperation grants programs. In addition, Liebman advised the FMCS Director on issues involving major labor disputes and participated in significant negotiations as needed.
William Mateikis is a visiting professor at Wayne Law with scholarly interests in dispute resolution, international trade law, and the effect of globalization on labor and employment law and human resource policy.
Mateikis is an experienced labor and employment lawyer, having practiced several years as inside counsel and in private practice. Most recently, he was Director, Global Trade Compliance at Honeywell International Inc., and before that was a human resources executive at Gateway Companies, Inc., General Mills, Inc., and PepsiCo.
Marick Masters, a nationally recognized labor expert, currently serves as Director of the Douglas A. Fraser Center for Workplace Issues and Labor@Wayne. He also serves as professor in WSU's Department of Business in the School of Business Administration, and adjunct professor, Department of Political Science, in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences.
He has taught negotiations and conflict resolution at the University of Pittsburgh's Joseph M. Katz Graduate School of Business & College of Business Administration. He has published extensively on a wide variety of business and organizational topics in numerous disciplines. Masters serves on the editorial board of the Journal of Labor Research, edits the annual volume International Perspectives on Employment Dispute Resolution, and is the editor of the Association for Conflict Resolution Workplace Section News. He serves on the Leadership Council of the ACR Workplace Section.
Martin Mulloy was appointed vice president, Labor Affairs, Ford Motor Company, effective Jan. 1, 2005. In this role, he oversees labor policy and negotiations covering the company's approximately 235,000 hourly employees worldwide. He has responsibility for health care management and the Company's collective bargaining with unions worldwide.
Prior to this assignment, Mulloy was executive director, North and South America Labor Affairs, during which time he was responsible for leading the Company's negotiating team during 2003 collective bargaining with the United Auto Workers. Throughout his career at Ford, Mulloy has held a variety of positions in labor relations and personnel planning for various divisions of the Company, including Ford Credit, Electrical Fuel Handling Division and Truck Operations. He also has served in management positions for Human Resources, including vice president, Human Resources, Ford of Australia, a position he assumed in November 1996.
Elizabeth Bunn was elected to a second term as secretary-treasurer of the UAW on June 14, 2006, at the 34th Constitutional Convention in Las Vegas. As secretary-treasurer, Bunn is the chief financial officer of the UAW and directs various administrative departments including Accounting, Auditing, Building Maintenance, Circulation, Purchasing and Strike Assistance. In addition, Bunn directs the UAW Technical, Office and Professional (TOP) Department, a post she has held since she was elected vice president of the union in 1998.
She has been a leader of bargaining teams that have achieved many collective bargaining breakthroughs. Highlights include innovative programs for families including child and elder care referral services, parental leaves for school events and the creation of sick banks that allow workers to share leave time with other workers facing family emergencies; "fair share" union representation for state employees in Indiana; improved pay equity protections for state workers in Michigan, and joint training and health and safety programs modeled on the UAW's Big 3 contracts for public sector workers. She has also been an outspoken advocate for service workers on a broad range of public policy issues.
Peter Pantaleo represents both domestic and international employers in labor, employment and civil rights matters. While Pantaleo has substantial experience litigating cases before courts, administrative agencies, and arbitration panels, the principal focus of his practice is advising employers in complex, politically sensitive labor and employment matters. He has represented employers confronted with traditional union organization as well as corporate campaigns.
Pantaleo is recognized as an authority on European Union social policy. He has lectured extensively at health care and hospitality conferences, including the American Federation of Health Systems Annual Conference on the emerging significance of corporate campaigns directed at investor-owned hospitals; American Gaming Congress on Title III of the ADA; and Institute of Directors on the European Union's Directives on Worker Participation Schemes. He is a member of the firm's U.S. Executive Committee and is the managing partner of the firm's New York office.
In 2008, he began serving a seven-year term as a member of the City University of New York board of trustees. Governor David Paterson nominated him for the post and the New York Senate confirmed the nomination.
About Wayne Law
Wayne State University Law School has educated and served the Detroit metropolitan area since its inception as Detroit City Law School in 1927. Located at 471 West Palmer Street in Detroit's re-energized historic cultural center, the Law School remains committed to student success and features modern lecture and court facilities, multi-media and distance learning classrooms, a 250-seat auditorium, and the Arthur Neef Law Library, which houses one of the nation's 40 largest legal collections. Taught by an internationally recognized and expert faculty, Wayne Law students experience a high-quality legal education via a growing array of hands-on curricular offerings, five live-client clinics, and access to well over 100 internships with local and non-profit entities each year. Its 11,000 living alumni, who work in every state of the nation and more than a dozen foreign countries, are experts in their disciplines and include leading members of the local, national and international legal communities. For more information, visit www.law.wayne.edu.


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Yeah doesn't look to bad but from about the middle of the cowl back the entire body is made from torch cut (and not cleaned up) 1/8" plate. I should be able to run this thing through a brick wall backwards when it's done.
The future interior... under all the surface rust. And yes I know my colomn and steering wheel are fawked
And a better shot of the steering colomn. That's it for pics at the moment cause my camera took a dump.
Remove the tub from the frame.
Fix the one frame crack.
Add stock rear YJ leaves all around.
Waggy 44's (still need'em). Keeping stock axles for now.
T90/Dana 18 combo (cause I already have them)
Probably a Buick 225 for motorvation (Because I already have the stuff, just need a motor)
Plan is currently SOA for the leaves. Now SUA.
36x12.50 15 SX's (need these too) Now 33x12.50's Mud terrain but not sure which ones yet
Put the body back on and bedline the underneath and inside.
Need new fenders and grill, probably hood too.got a grill coming, gonna make due with what I have now
Fab up a cage and some bumpers
Rustoleum anything I didn't bedline and call the thing done.
It all sounds so easy but I am on a very limited budget and that is why this is going to be called Forever. I've wanted a Flattie forever, I want to keep this forever, and it will probably take me forever to even get this thing going let alone finish it. Realized that Forever is a gay name so now it's called Flat Nasty!
I welcome any and all input, this will be my first ground up build so I'll take any advice or help that comes my way.
Again this is gonna be slow so hang with me if things don't get done as fast as some of you guys are capable of.
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I've paid more for worse....and I've driven home better (and worse) for less.
Buick V6 or 4.3L + low-gear 4-speed of you choice + Dana 18 + Quadra-track Waggy axles = wheelin good in the neighborhood.
(43) Jeeps and counting....a couple of them run, kinda.
|May 21st, 2009, 09:59 AM
Cuck Fancer
Here's some more pics
Only rust through on the plate part of the body is right above the nicestep bar there. not sure what the hole through the tub and inner fender were for.
Firewall already cut for a small block. there is more crap welded to this frame than I can count.
the better of the two fenders
my custom cut military grill
My salvageable windshield frame and the 70 lb tailgate... they decided to make that out of 3/16 instead of only 1/8"
|May 21st, 2009, 11:40 AM
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Score it's already got a Buick pattern bellhousing.
The more I look at it, I think I've seen this Jeep before, the "bodywork" seems familiar, I think I passed it up for $350 or so a few years ago in a more complete condition.....but I could be wrong, I've probably looked at 2.5 million Jeeps in the last 5 years.
(43) Jeeps and counting....a couple of them run, kinda.
|May 21st, 2009, 03:16 PM
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Sweeet didn't even know what I had. Sent a PM to J Truck Rick to see about that 225, guess I know what motor I'll be running now. Thanks guys. Hopefully the project can get moving pretty soon.
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nice start. look around on the net for running yj springs on the flatties. I have seen some really slick setups where the pivot ends frenched into the frame and it looks nice.
|June 3rd, 2009, 09:15 AM
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I think that I am changing the plans on the springs, I want to stretch the wheelbase out a bit. I'm thinking XJ or Durango springs still SOA. Any thoughts? Should I do this on the back only, or would these have a good enough spring rate for the front too?
|June 3rd, 2009, 09:21 AM
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I started with FAR less. Great Project!
|June 3rd, 2009, 11:31 AM
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Yeah, Jeepaholic, that would be cool if I could check them out. Do you think that I would need to comp cut if i went with either spring? I want to try to avoid that if possible. I measured and I think I can go back about 4-5 inches without having to go full comp, just a little off the back. I have a wedding to attend this weekend, but hopefully I'll be down the following weekend.
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|June 3rd, 2009, 12:16 PM
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|June 23rd, 2009, 12:23 PM
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Changing plans again...probably.
So funds are getting tighter by the day and I still haven't gotten anything for this thing (and no i haven't forgotten about you Jeepaholic or OlllllllO). I think the new plan is to just go through the axles that I already have, keep it spring under, and shoot for some 33's. I can always do it the way that I want later. Plans still call for a 225 Buick 6, some body work, and a rattle can paint job. I hope to have the motor soon, and hopefully I can get the grill from Jeepaholic soon too. My dad was diagnosed with cancer shortly after I got the Jeep so it has been put on the back burner. Hopefully this winter I can hit it full force and be ready to wheel next summer.
|July 18th, 2009, 04:02 PM
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No work has been done but I do have something exciting to report...
I have a motor, picked it up from 0lllllll0 on July 5th. Not sure what it is out of but it turns over easily so I'm hoping that an overhaul will get it going. It does have a custom "distributorless" ignition system at the moment though.
Also I got my first beefy part...
It's a RuffStuff diff cover for the Dana 44 that will eventually go under the Jeep (thanks again two_much_talk). Need to get one first though.
Hopefully the project will get rolling here soon.
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TTUSD My Turn: Sparks Middle School shooting
October 21, 2013
Many of you are aware of the terrible school shooting incident that happened this morning at Sparks Middle School in nearby Washoe County, Nev., that left two dead and two injured. We never want to hear about violence at school, but this one hits close to home — our hearts go out to the victims, their families, and everyone involved in this tragedy. Tahoe-Truckee mourns with our neighbors in Sparks.
Whenever there is a school tragedy, our thoughts can't help but turn to our own children and their safety at school. Providing a safe school environment for our scholars is a top priority for TTUSD. After the terrible shootings in Newtown, Conn., last December, we had several meetings with local law enforcement and have been working closely on a daily basis with the Truckee Police Department and the Placer County Sheriff's Office to recognize signs of potential safety threats and stop them before they escalate.
We regularly evaluate our security and safety measures and have a district-wide committee specifically addressing safety. Each school has regular "lockdown" drills to help students and staff prepare specifically for threatening situations.
We have also made potential security improvements a priority in our new facilities master plan process. I have received emails about concerns at particular schools and am following up on these, and encourage parents and community members to share these concerns with the school principals.
As part of our emergency preparedness updates, last year we purchased a new emergency radio system so that all school sites can be reached simultaneously and to ensure immediate contact even in case of a power failure. We established new security protocols, involving required check-in at all school offices and visitor badges.
Our students who ride buses to and from school each have a ZPass that monitors when they get on and off the bus and where the bus is at all times. Each school also has a Safe School Plan that is updated regularly.
Last year's updates are posted here. Schools are in the process of updating their plans with presentations to the Board of Education scheduled for early November.
In addition, through character education, counseling programs, Safe School Peer Ambassador programs at the middle schools, and student groups that meet at the Wellness Centers at Truckee High School and North Tahoe High School, our schools and community are making an effort to promote acceptance of all and to curb bullying and to reach out to students who might feel isolated.
We recognize that a safe school environment means emotional safety as well. Counselors and grief support specialists are available at all schools to speak with students about this tragedy and any feelings of fear that they may have.
When tragedies like this happen, it's important to try to limit TV time and exposure to the media surrounding these events, and calmly and openly listen to your child's concerns. If the conversation turns to something like this happening at their schools, you can assure them of the safety precautions in effect at their schools, including lockdown drills, emergency communications systems, and counseling resources.
On the district website, you can find good resources to help you guide your children to deal with post-disaster and traumatic events:
• http://www.samhsa.gov/MentalHealth/Tips_Talking_to_Children_After_Disaster.pdf
• http://www.samhsa.gov/espanol/
• http://www.placer.ca.gov/Quick/EmergencyNumbers.aspx
Further, here are the hotlines for Crisis Intervention Assistance:
• Nevada County: 530-265-5811
• Placer County: 916-787-8860
Rob Leri is superintendent and Chief Learning Officer of the Tahoe Truckee Unified School District.
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text: I was reading the stories in the USFS Skating magazine about US Adult Nationals, and there was a reference in it to a "bingo card" that was circulating in the stands. Including items like "complete stop before an Axel", "body glitter", and "wrong music/no backup CD" One of the adult skaters quoted in the article (I think it was the winner of championship gold men's) said he didn't do something in his program because he "didn't want to be a bingo element" Does anyone here have a copy of the bingo card that they could share? It sounds albsolutely hilarious.


text: Back in 2005/06, Mao Asada was able to compete in the Grand Prix, but was not eligible to compete at the Olympics and at the World Championships as she was born 87 days too late. During that season, she beat all of the skaters who would go on to make the podium at the Olympics (Shizuka Arakawa, Sasha Cohen, and Irina Slutskaya), and had she been eligible to compete, she would probably have entered the competition as the favourite. Elena Radionova is in a similar position to the one Mao was in back in 2005/06. She is eligible to compete in the senior Grand Prix and will be competing at Skate America and in the NHK Trophy. However, she is not eligible to compete at the Olympics (or the World and European Championships) as she was born 6 months 5 days too late. Nevertheless, were she able to compete at the Olympics, where would she place? Would she win a medal or would she even make the Russian team?


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Back to the grind at Keystone Resort
November 4, 2012
Keystone Resort isn't wasting anytime getting back to the grind this season. Ski area officials, terrain park staff and skiers and snowboarders celebrated Keystone's opening weekend with the first rail jam session Saturday.
The Back to the Grind Rail Session, part of the A51 River Run Rail Series brought numerous skiers and shredders out for opening weekend.
The session featured three rail features: a flat-down box, down rail and double kink rail at the base of the Rive Run face.
Check-in and registration for the session began at 2:30 p.m. Saturday with 30 male skiers and 30 male snowboarders. Three women skiers and five women snowboarders signed up for the 4:30 p.m. event.
Preliminaries ensued in 15-minute heats. Finals began at 5:30 p.m. with 10 male skiers, 10 male snowboarders, three women skiers and five women snowboarders competing.
Winners from the session received cash prizes and free entry into the 2013 Backyard BBQ Rail Jam. Second place winners in each category won various "swag awards."
The men's snowboarding category was capped at 30 participants and was a popular spot, according to Laura Parquette, spokeswoman for the resort.
Missing out on early registration, snowboarder Greg Hoche, a Silverthorne resident, came out to watch the session Saturday.
"I was here (at Keystone) yesterday practicing and even being able to watch this is getting me really excited for the season," Hoche said. "I just want to get the season off to a good start with hitting some steel. Guess I'll have to jump on the registration for the next one."
Kevin Laverty, Keystone's terrain park manager, said creating the venue for the first rail jam of the season wasn't easy.
"We owe a lot to our grooming team at Keystone," he said. "They had to move so much snow over here to give the terrain park team something to shape."
Throughout the rail jam, terrain park team members maintained the features.
"There's a lot that goes into maintaining them during a competition like this," Laverty said. "Everyone on the terrain park team is a skier or snowboarder, so we know how we want to experience features and we want to give our competitors the best so they can perform."


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25 Foods You'll Never Be Able To Eat Again
This is making me hungry and sad at the same time and I don't like it. What foods would you give your soul to have back, BuzzFeed?
1. Crispy M&Ms
Met its tragic, untimely death in the United States in 2005.
2. Pepsi Blue
Discontinued in the US and Canada in 2004.
3. French Toast Crunch
Ripped from grocery store shelves in the US in 2006. via.
4. Butterfinger BBs
Finished its impressive run in 2006.
5. Sprite Remix
Entered the grocery store of the great beyond in 2005.
6. Surge
The Coca-Cola Company ruined soda forever when they discontinued this fine beverage in 2003.
7. Magic Middles
The turbulent mid-90's took these delicious treats from our needy hands.
8. Ecto Cooler
Despite initially being simply a movie tie-in for 1984's Ghostbusters, Ecto Cooler disappeared in 2001, forever ruining the contents of your lunchbox.
9. 3D Doritos
Apparently the world wasn't ready for 3D snacks in the mid 2000's, and so this product ended its run all too early. I blame Avatar.
10. Crystal Pepsi
This great experiment in color was discontinued in 1993.
11. Squeezits
General Mills ruined snack-time forever in 2001.
12. Waffle Crisp
Has all but disappeared in recent years.
13. Oreo O's
The most delicious cereal of all time met its end in 2007. Except in South Korea!
14. PB Crisps
As the Planters Wikipedia article (very trustworthy) states, these goodies were "discontinued for being too delicious." via.
15. Four Loko
The Man killed Four Loko in 2011. RIP FUN.
16. Josta
The first energy drink ever apparently ran out of fuel in 1999.
17. Uh-Oh Oreos
Apparently the product has since been rebranded in 2007… but it will never be the same.
18. Wonder Balls
What's inside a wonder ball? Magic. And Nestle killed magic in 2004.
19. PB Max
Discontinued sometime in the 90's because the Mars family didn't like peanut butter. Seriously.
20. Orbitz
This ground breaking soft drink/floating dots hybrid met its end in 1997. Who cares if it tasted bad, it looked so DAMN COOL.
21. Mountain Dew Black/Livewire
Despite popular DEWmand, these drinks disappeared in 2004, and more recently in 2011. (Image credit: BevReview.com)
22. Apple Fig Newtons
These delicious treats have disappeared without much warning in recent years.
23. Gatorade Gum
Gatorade was the first to learn that drinks and gum don't mix so well in the late 90's.
24. Heinz EZ Squirt
There is something just so damn awesome about colorful condiments. Or maybe just so damn gross. Either way, barf ketchup was discontinued in 2006.
25. The Supersize
Phased out of the McDonalds menu in 2004. Just once, just one more time, I'd like to say those wonderful words. And then puke.
- Four Senate Republicans opposed the secret GOP health bill only hours after it was unveiled, already putting its passage at risk.
- Donald Trump, after weeks of teasing their existence, admitted he doesn't actually have any tapes of his talks with James Comey.
- A memo shows former US Attorney Preet Bharara complained about contact from the White House days before he was fired by President Trump
- After a mistrial on charges he drugged and raped a woman, Bill Cosby plans to hold town halls on how to avoid sexual assault charges.
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Titel: Bill Cox's Golf Companion
Verlag: J. M. Dent & Sons
Erscheinungsdatum: 1969
Einband: Hardcover
Zustand: Good
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1969. 215 pages. Pictorial dust jacket over green cloth. Firm binding. Mild tanning and handling marks over pages with both B&W plates and illustrations. Sticker at front endpaper. Slight bumping to corners with mild rubbing along edges and over surfaces. Clipped jacket. Chipping and tears to spine ends and along edges with moderate rubbing, tanning, foxing and wear over surfaces. Buchnummer des Verkäufers 1437388059CEB
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i rarely play the game now...i mean compared to co 2.0 its better. BUT if you look at the server prices, everythings worth cps not gold! oh that and they said they were going to take out battle power and guess what? they didnt <.< on the plus side..ninjas don't have fog.so all and all if you have alot of time on your hands and don't mind the "cp" market play CCO
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During this week I created 2 new graded readers which might come handy.
The first one is called The Treasure Hunt. This story is 4,000 words long and it was written by Edgar Wallace and it has been simplified for intermediate or upper-intermediate learners of English.
The other story is only 350 words long and it was written by me for elementary students. It is called Mirka and Drugs.
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ok... i want that buy'ce ner vod... lol, it's a fine pice of kit.
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ok... i want that buy'ce ner vod... lol, it's a fine pice of kit.
revenge of the living thread :lol
Talk about an old thread...
BUT MS makes a MEAN bucket dont he?
I've been kickin around here for over a year and not seen this thread before. An old one it may be. But worthwhile resurrecting as that lid really is the dingo's danglers!! :)
MS needs to come out of retirement and bring the kind of awesome that only he can bring back. :( i cherish my MS3 boba deeply even though i did mod it and replaced the dent with an FP.
I want that bucket...who did he sell it to?
I know, I know...
I like the fact that he used lego parts on it!
I've not seen this before! Absolutely stunning that helmet! Love the originality. Pure Genius.
Look forward to seeing the rest of this costume unfold!
I suspect that the rest of the costume will never materialise seeing as Novall Talon states he's been gone from the prop making scene for over a year.
I remember seeing this helmet years ago on eBay and wishing I had the cash to purchase it ... Seeing it again makes me REALLY wish I had bought it. How would one go about building something like this (in case I want one bad enough to attempt to re-create it)?
That looks amazing!!!! I want one so bad!!!
very nice paint up and mods.


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BETHLEHEM, Pa. - Chase Bailey scored four goals and David Dickson passed out five assists in support of some stellar defensive work as 13th-ranked Bucknell ran past No. 19 Army 12-9 on Friday in the first semifinal game of the Patriot League Men's Lacrosse Tournament presented by Rockin' Refuel. The second-seeded Bison are now 12-3 on the season, and they move on to the championship game for the fourth time, where they will face either Lehigh or Colgate at 3 p.m. Sunday on CBS Sports Network.
Dickson shattered the Patriot League single-season assist record, as his five helpers give him 47 for the season, nudging him past Army's Jeremy Boltus (2011) and Jeff Bryan (2003), who had 45 each. Dickson also scored a goal, giving him a six-point evening. His five assists were one shy of the Patriot League Tournament record.
Bailey scored four straight Bucknell goals in one key stretch, tying his career high for goals in a game. Todd Heritage added three goals and an assist, and Tom Black handed out two assists as Bucknell became only the second team to post more than 10 goals against Army's vaunted defense. It was the most goals allowed by the Black Knights (8-5) since their season-opening 16-9 loss to Massachusetts.
Bucknell's defense was just as big a story. All-league defensemen Mike Huffner and Jackson Place kept the high-scoring duo of John Glesener and Garrett Thul in check, and goalie Kyle Feeney made 11 saves. The Bison kept Army scoreless for a span of 33:04 while piling up a commanding 12-6 lead with 3:44 to play.
Bucknell had to play a lot of defense, as Army won 20 of the 24 faceoffs, but the Bison forced 20 turnovers, 14 of which came on direct takeaways. Place had four caused turnovers and three ground balls, while Huffner had three caused turnovers and four ground balls.
Glesener, the Patriot League Offensive Player of the Year, came in with 29 goals and 27 assists. The Bison held him to two of each, but three of his four points came in the final 4:35 of the game after Bucknell had built a commanding six-goal lead. Thul had 37 goals coming in, but he was limited to two, the last of which came with 2:08 to play.
The first half consisted of major momentum swings, as Bucknell scored the game's first three goals, Army netted the next four, and the Bison answered back with another three in a row.
"We were outstanding in every phase of the game except faceoffs, and that was a big key for us," said head coach Frank Fedorjaka afterward. "We got some great looks early in the game, looks that we didn't have the first time we played Army. Even though we missed some good chances that might have given us an even bigger lead and then Army came back on us, I wasn't all that concerned because I liked the shots that we were getting. Jackson Place and Mike Huffner did a great job forcing Army's big guns in the direction that we wanted them to go."
Up 6-5 at halftime, Bucknell was able to stretch its lead through Bailey and Heritage early in the third period. Bailey scored his fourth Bison goal in a row off a feed from Brock Ghelfi just 1:01 into the quarter, and then the EMO unit struck for a third time in the game with Heritage ripping a low-to-high shot off a pretty pass from Black.
Dickson already had four assists under his belt before his unassisted goal coming out from behind the cage made it 9-5 with 1:35 left in the third quarter. Two straight strikes by Heritage to start the fourth quarter made it five straight and eight out of nine goals for the Bison, who posted an 8-1 run for the second game in a row.
The Black Knights had not scored since the midway point of the second quarter until ending that 33:04 scoring drought with an Alex Van Krevel shot from the left flank. But less than a minute later, Heritage slipped a pass to Patriot League Rookie of the Year Sean Doyle to push the lead back to a half-dozen at 12-6.
Some faceoff wins and two failed clears led to three straight Army goals that made things a bit tense on the Bison sideline, but two ground balls by Huffner helped them drain the last of the clock.
The opening five minutes were all Bison. After Lehigh won the opening draw, Place's takeaway set up a Ghelfi goal off a nice drive and dish by Dickson. Billy Mattimore and Peter Burke made it three goals on three shots, all from the middies, to put the Bison ahead 3-0 after only 4:34.
Behind first team all-league faceoff man Alex Daly, Army controlled possession for the final six minutes of the opening quarter. The Black Knights outshot the Bison 8-1 and outscored them 4-0 over that span. Will Mazzone scored two of those goals, the last of them giving Army its first lead of the day at 4-3.
Bucknell went up a man early in the second period and cashed in on Bailey's quick-stick goal off Dickson's feed. On Bucknell's next possession, Army goalie Sam Somers made a nice save, but Bailey smothered his outlet pass right in front of the crease and stuck the ball right back in. Less than two minutes later the Dickson-to-Bailey combo struck again on the EMO to make it 6-5, giving Bailey three straight goals in a span of only 3:24.
Army pulled one back on Glesener's sharp-angle goal with 7:39 left in the period. Feeney made the lead hold up for the rest of the half with five saves, and the Bison led 6-5 at the break.
Army finished with a narrow 42-41 shot advantage and led 34-27 in ground balls, with many of those pickups coming on faceoffs. Daly had 12 GBs himself. Bucknell went 3-for-4 on extra man and had only seven turnovers until late in the game when it had five more.
Bucknell has now won 12 games in a season for the third time in program history. The Bison will be looking for their second Patriot League Tournament title, with the other one coming in 2011. They also played in the championship game in 2008 and 2009.


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In my country we have Siberian winter...
No riots here Finski. 8-)
Quote from: Mircea_63 on July 05, 2013, 03:54:45 AM In my country we have Siberian winter...Political?
you boys are funny :-Dopen feeding can have some advantages in spring, especially for the small beekeeper.
Last winter, minimum degree was -31 Celsius Last Summer, maximum degree was +43,5 Celsius
.I feed hives at the beginning of september that hives have enough food to May. How about in nature the hives. Do they get something out of booming season?.You will never learn. But do as you like. No one can help you..I have said several times that this forum is more dangerous to hives than winter..
You will never learn. But do as you like. No one can help you.
I wish somebody could help me. :? I have a big problem; my bees are bursting at the seams.
Maybe it's those honey balls on the holidays, or that November open feeding, or my electric heat, or my poly hives, or jumbo frames, or mid entrances, I don't know what, but the bees do fantastic despite the ridicule. :laugh:
We only differ in the fall and winter. :-D


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Old timers, when it comes to answering the questions over and over again, remember PATIENCE!!!!! You were a newbie once as well, and more than likely annoyed the vets as well.
Newbies, there is a search option. If you have any questions, then do a search. There is a good chance that your question has already been answered.
Might I suggest a FAQ section that is stickied at the beginning of each category? Sure it may be tiresome to do, but it might be worth the effort in the long run.
We do have a FAQ that is listed at the top of every page.
Wow, I have always been under the impression that this is the place to be. I love it! Though, I will be the first to admit that I myself have not spent any real time in any of the specific forum threads, so I am out out of the loop on the day to day minutia that exist.
I will tell you all though, as a Sarlacc Pit junkie, what I saw at CIV, the bond of the old and new membership, the comadrie, was incredible. It was effortlessly unified. It made me feel very proud to be apart of such an incrediably diverse group of like minded artists. Hell, I dont even have a Fett costume yet, and I know when the time comes to start on my Pre-Pro, I will have the support and help of all you fine exisiting members and, I hope to help inspire new folks as I have been inspired by all of you.
Oh, I do think a intro thread would be the way to go. That way we can all welcome our new friends on and get everybody settled in nicely!
I think Voltaire said it well. I myself am a Jango, rarely am i looking at boba threads however C4 was a blast meeting EVERYONE! Sure we were all noobs at one point, but let me pull out a mem from c4. A little kid had made a fett suit out of freakin cardboard! Our very own Cruzer gave his bantha skull necklace to this kid why he did this i do not know, but i do know that the little kids face lit up brighter than he sun. In the end we need to treat everyone new and old like the fellow star wars fan that they are. Sure theres the annoying question, and yes SEARCHING is HIGHLY promoted, but it comes down to the fact of why waste time loading a page, typing a rude comment, then loading another page just to post it??? just dont. Mandos (correct me if iim wrong) were known for their comrodery and their honor, (except Vizsla) we need to do the same and live up to our noble name.
I am not going to say much, but I know this isn't a recent issue like everyone makes it out to be, this board has been going on for a while, and when I joined I know there was a problem with this, it just has never been adressed like it has now.
I don't really feel like a "newbie" but I know I am being spoken down to in some situations.
I have made the certain amount of posts that used to be the "Respected mark" to where people will listen to what you have to say, and I am not sure if that is enough on this board in some cases.
Perhaps I am wrong and perhaps this wasn't the original intent of the thread, but for those who are saying this isn't something new, I think you might be confusing the lack of response to new members with the dogpiling of new members that seems to have become popular lately. As Brian pointed out, pretty much as long as TDH has been around, there have been complaints of elitism and frustration by new members at the lack of kudos or help from older members. While I think that is unfortunate, you can't MAKE people respond to a thread. However, it seems that here lately, the problem is just the opposite; a new member does something a little out of line and every member, old and new has to crawl out of the woodwork and take a shot at that person. We all make mistakes and as has been said several times in this thread, we were all new once. While I wish older members, myself included, posted more, the major concern I see is the vicious parana like attacks that are made, not the fact that you may not get as many responses as you would like. Just my thoughts.
The mob mentality is the real issue here. It has increased in frequency and it needs to stop. I've seen it happen time and time again where a newbie will say something "quirky" and everyone bashes them on the head. That's hardly the family atmosphere we're going for here.
This is a good summation of how I felt initially in regards to some of "the veterans" and sometimes I still get the vibe. There is definitely a group of people that forms like the "in-crowd" here at TDH, the people who for whatever reason are the most knowledgable, talented, whatever. Now this is just with some of "the veteran" members. For every senior member like that there is someone who is super nice and welcoming.
And on the opposite side there are new people here who are just ridiculous as far as their posting habits and maturity level.
I think you'll always have these two "problem areas" to deal with. And as the board grows you'll get more of both.
Like was said before, everyone aught to take a moment when posting to ask themselves if they end up coming off like a jerk or not. And if thats the case, reword your post, or don't post the message.
I wish I could have been more help.
I still like this place. I just wish I could get a girth belt from someone already!
As webchief pointed out, this thread really isn't about the whole "in crowd" issue, but being a member who has been here from day one, I want to touch on this, if from no other perspective than my own. I will not make excuses or try to justify actions but from very early on their have been accusations of an "in" crowd and of "elitism." While I understand that in a few cases that does happen, I think the thing that most people, especially newer members, fail to understand is that there isn't so much a clique as it is a group of friends who have grown very close over the last 6-7 years. Do your close friends get a little more attention than strangers? Yeah... they do. Should they? That is debatable. The point is that what most people seem to see as a "select" group excluding others is simply a web of friendships that go far beyond this virtual container spilling over into the online community. Again, I am not trying to justify ignoring any member. It simply shouldn't be done and any member, old or new who sees a question posed but unanswered should make an effort to answer, but it is a group effort and no one should be looking for affirmation from a certain individual or certain group of individuals. This board is about answers, not about getting kudos from the "old guard."
[ Our very own Cruzer gave his bantha skull necklace to this kid why he did this i do not know, but i do know that the little kids face lit up brighter than he sun. In the end we need to treat everyone new and old like the fellow star wars fan that they are. Sure theres the annoying question, and yes SEARCHING is HIGHLY promoted, but it comes down to the fact of why waste time loading a page, typing a rude comment, then loading another page just to post it??? just dont. Mandos (correct me if iim wrong) were known for their comrodery and their honor, (except Vizsla) we need to do the same and live up to our noble name.[/quote]
That little kid working with cardboard may soon become a young man working with fiberglass. I'm more of a FNG (Freaking New Guy) and I have yet to actually finish my helmet, much less the entire costume, but PLEASE encourage people, old-timers or newbies, with their projects.
As someone pointed out, you never know who will come up with a new way of making something, find some new info about anything Star Wars or just be a gung-ho member.
A can-do attitude and resourcefulness have been the very things that achieve results.
Please, let's respect each others creativity, drive and accomplishments. I hope I NEVER say anything derogatory or negative about someone's costume whether it be a spot on recreation of Jango, Boba, Zam or a custom Mando. It takes time, money, energy plus a lot of paint, bondo and insanity to attempt any costume like this. Let's remember to have some fun with this, respect other people's opinions and creative differences and remember to cut everyone some slack because:
"Slack is the grease upon which the wheels of the world do turn." Al Camp.
Rock on and keep making those costumes everyone!
I guess I am not understanding what you are wanting by a costume FAQ.
Being old guard in the 501st and helping other prop and costume boards get started, I have always admired the TDH. I have admired the people and the wealth of knowledge here.
I used to think there was some "elitist attitude" here and shied away from the boards, but lurked like crazy because the knowledge was astounding. I knew that if I wanted to make the best costume possible I was going to have to get my feet wet.
Much to my surprise, this board welcomed me with open arms. I found out something very quickly here. Sincere comments on people efforts and their threads, contributing as well as asking and being patient were the lifeblood.
I have never had one of the "old guards" snob me, nor shy away from my questions. My post count is low, so what. I am an executive officer on two 501st boards and I understand what the admin goes through, so I err on the side of business should I need their attention. They have never let me down.
This board is its members. Lucasfilm hasnt handed anyone here a golden book of all things Fett/Mando, its the diligence of the membership.
Patience, contribution and friendliness are what will breed the community. Be wise with the new folks and new folks gleam your hearts out.
You get what you give.
Apparently my initial post lacked a bit of clarity regarding our expectations of how members treat one another as we just had to lock yet another flame fest. Let me make this perfectly clear; stop dogpiling. Stop makes snide comments. Stop taking pot shots and sideswipes. Stop making vicious criticisms. Stop being venomous, bitter and nasty to one another. Stop pouncing on one another when someone makes a mistake. Stop acting like animals, turning on an injured brother. If you have nothing helpful to add then don't post. You nasty comment aren't funny, cool, clever or witty. We have tried to be nice about this and approach this in a calm manner, but we will not allow a minority of you, who clearly lack an acceptable level of interpersonal relationship skills, to drag the rest of the board down. If you feel you can't act in a civil manner, perhaps TDH is not the place for you. If you continue to act in this manner, you will be banned. Period. Consider this your warning.
what i was going for was more to say that i think the pack-attack is a newish twist on the sort of clique-ish thing that's gone on for a long time.
in my time here it's always been that the folks who know each other in real life tend to interact more with one and other. in the past, that interaction came in the form of people talking amongst themselves and ignoring people they didn't know.
the newer packs just seem more aggressive.
i guess what i'm saying is that if there's a way to address the pack mentality that's at the core of both the attacks and the sense of new people being shunned, that it would make everyone feel more welcome, and perhaps serve to prevent issues down the line.
in most communities i've been part of, people attack the strangers but defend "their own", so the key is to make people be part of the latter category as quickly as possible
I think we all need more events to gather at and meet each other face to face. I think that will help do away with with the feeling of exclusion that has been referenced. I am making a strong effort to see if there is any way for myself to make it to one or more of the major events upcoming. I look forward to any improvement to the community regardless of where we each perceive it to be currently, there is always room for improvement. I hope we can all do that.
Is there going to be a DCon booth for TDH?
Mirax is working on something, I don't think it's a booth though, not sure she has given out details yet.
I am working on some "things". Details will be forthcoming soon in the Sarlacc Pit.
I understand that it was tried once before.
Would it help out now if we had a chat room on TDH?
IMHO. I think it would give both old and new members a chance to kinda get to know each other better.
Just my .02 cents.
For example: In the Shin Tools and Blasters section, the FAQ section that is a stick would include info like:
ESB base of the blaster was a Webley & Scott Flare gun with a ASI scope, molex connectors....etc.
or in the Helmet section it would say:
Borden hole connector was used for the check, the MQ-1 calculator was used in the back key hole slots....etc.
Something that is well known to be found parts, fabrics, details, web links to companies that may sell these original parts, even templets, sewing patterns, and blueprints all in the FAQ to answer a lot of newbie questions and just have the info readly available for 'old timers'.
Being on this board as long as I have, I have noticed that orginization is the best method for those whom have questions. As a newbie, you may not know what to search for, and it sometimes is just easier to make a new thread.
Just my 2 cents (though it may be off topic...)
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CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. - The No. 8 Virginia Cavaliers (5-1) scored five goals in the fourth quarter to escape with a 12-10 victory over the Vermont Catamounts (1-4) on Tuesday afternoon inside Klöckner Stadium. The win was Virginia's 32nd midweek triumph in a row, dating back to 2001.
"The effort and the preparation were not good enough," said Virginia head coach Dom Starsia. "I told the kids afterwards that's not how we want to be, not how we want to live our lives and play lacrosse. You can't take these things for granted. You can't mail in an effort. Give Vermont credit first and foremost, they played hard throughout the game. We had a little bit of grit that was able to pull us out. We've been good at the end of these games in the past couple of weeks. That speaks to who we are overall, it doesn't matter who the opponent is. We've been playing a lot of lacrosse, but that's not an excuse. A `W' beats an `L', but only by a little in this case."
Though Virginia trailed most of the game, Tuesday's contest did not start out that way. Virginia quickly grabbed a 2-0 lead. Owen Van Arsdale took advantage of a Vermont defender who fell down, streaking to the cage for the game's first goal 54 seconds into the game. Roughly four minutes later, Van Arsdale found Nick O'Reilly for the two-goal lead.
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Mark Cockerton ripped the nylon at 13:08 in the second quarter to tie the game 3-3, but Vermont reeled off three more goals to take a 6-3 lead. Thomas Martin scored and Yager scored back-to-back goals, the latter capping the run at 4:32 before the intermission.
Matt White reacted for UVa, taking passes from Rob Emery and Cockerton to bring the Cavaliers within one at the half, 6-5.
The Catamounts started the second half scoring at 8:49 when Graham Horvath scored on an A.J. Masson helper. Van Arsdale and Greg Coholanscored back-to-back goals to tie the game, 7-7, ending the third quarter scoring. Van Arsdale also assisted Coholan's goal.
Horvath and Yager wasted no time in the fourth quarter, giving Vermont a 9-7 lead with 12:04 to play. Patrick Clark assisted both goals.
Virginia came roaring back, scoring three goals in a row to take a 10-9 lead, its first since the 3:44 mark in the first quarter. Ryan Tucker scored on an Emery pass, followed by a James Pannell goal via a Charlie Streep dime. Emery found Tucker again to cap the run at 5:26.
Philie dug deep at 4:45 and scored unassisted to bring Vermont even, 10-10. On the ensuring faceoff Andrew Muscara beat Mick Parks. Tanner Scales then stripped his outlet pass to A.J. Masson and Bobby Hill picked up the ground ball. Pushing the ball in transition, Hill found a wide-openGreg Danseglio just past midfield who streaked toward the cage and scored his first career goal in the unsettled situation. The goal coming with 4:14 gave Virginia the lead for good, 11-10. Van Arsdale found Emery with 1:31 remaining for the game's final goal.
"They did a good job, when they turned the ball over, of getting back in the hole," said Starsia. "We didn't get a lot of transition and we didn't have that quick step in the middle of the field that creates those situations. We had to come down, even though we were behind, and maintain our poise and patience on offense. We just weren't going to throw it to the first guy that moved. That's hard to do when things aren't going well or you haven't had the ball in a while. I thought we showed a little poise at the end of the game, enough so we could score a couple goals at the end and get the win. We're happy about that. You learn a little bit from everything you do and I think there are a lot of lessons to be learned here."
After being outshot in the first half 22-15, UVa won the battle for the game 43-30, holding Vermont to only eight shots in the second half. Ground balls were even in the first half (19-19), but UVa also came out on top of that battle in the final stat lines, 32-26. Vermont won the faceoffs 14-12, being called for seven 30-second warnings to UVa's four. Virginia scored two of its goals off those warnings.
Van Arsdale led all players with five points (two goals and three assists), while Emery had one goal and three assists. Yager was Vermont's top scorer with four goals.
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