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Try the Maguyers fine cut compound with the swirl mark remover and maybe the machine glaze.I tried it and loved it for when I sand with 1500 ...they have a coarser compound if you use 1200 or coarser...but like john said its tuff sanding peel out with it, it'll take a lot longer but on the brite side you'll buff faster and I'd rather sand than buff,I hate buffing it kills me...I sanded with 1000 once and it was so much work I never did it again even 1200 is a bit too ruff for me I just want to knock down the trash but I always go edge to edge knocking down what peel there is, not just a little nibbing, it just looks much better,more uniform...Now when I get a flow indicator I'll break out some 1000 and plane it down flat...
The problem with acrilic enamel is ,its a lot of work to sand and buff just to have it fade in a couple years...Your way better off using a urathane it sprays just as well and holds up a long time the price is about the same.
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If you used hardener, you are on a roll Cad170. You can start with the 1500 and sand out the bugs and nibs. What it won't do is level the paint (get rid of the orange peal). I used a new gun on the hood of my '36 and had so much orange peal I started with 800 and a 1 inch square aluminum block to level it. I then went to 1200 and finally 2000. What ever you decide to do the key is when you get to the 1500 or 2000, there can not be any sand marks left from the courser papers. I will frequently take a quick pass over the panel with the buffer and look for sand scratches. If you find any go back to the finest paper until all other sand scratches are gone. You will not sand through unless you go crazy. The buffing is where caution must be used. Color sanding and buffing is a time consuming process but is the crown jewel of the paint job no matter how bad it looked coming out of the gun. Keep us posted and good luck
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|I may just do 1500 to be safe. I'm wondering if my sanding technique is ok. For color sanding I sand in one direction only. Make sense? Also to anwser the questions, yes I used hardner. I painted this under a carport with tarps covering it closed and a box fan plugged into the end of it. So yeah, kind off a paint both.
|Even with a booth you can get a terrible paint job..sanding and buffing usually save the day.Buffing takes patience but its not hard to learn, try skipping the 1000 and start with 1200 or even skip that and use 1500..then try buffing it, it should be easier to gloss up and less trying on your patience.
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I don't mean to be critical but I am going to add my 2 cents worth here. If you are like most of us who do this as a hobby and do not have a professional grade paint booth, do not cut expenses to the point you are not using a catalyzed paint. It is almost impossible to paint a car dust and bug free in a garage. It is imperative that you be able to color sand and buff the paint when you are done and that requires a catalyzed 2 part system that will be hard enough to buff. That being said, I have had some really bad paint jobs come out of my gun that after being color sanded and buffed were truly beautiful and something I could be really proud of.
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|did you use a hardener? If so you can buff sooner.
|never buff enamel before it is completely cured. 30 day or more the longer the better. You can color sand and buff a soild color but not a metalic. your best bet would be to scuff with a scuff pad remask and clear coat then buff that.
Color Sand Nason Acrylic Enamel?
I'm wondering if anyone has experience successfully color sanding Nason acrylic enamel? I've done it once before and ended up with way too many scratches and a dull finish. Just finished a paint job and the cars been sitting a few days. It's taken a long time and a few mistakes to get the paint right so I'm a little afraid of screwing it up. It's not bad, the trunk lid has a couple of bugs (gnat sized) and a little bit of orange peel in it. I'm considering just buffing, trunk only, with some compound next weekend. The last time I sanded I started at 1000 and went up to 1500 grit. Just ended up looking worse then when I started. Any thoughts?
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This week is �National Fire Prevention Week� but the City of New Haven and the New Haven Fire Department are using this opportunity to launch a more in-depth educational campaign and proclaiming October �Fire Safety Month� in New Haven.
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GREEN BAY, Wis. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) – The Green Bay softball team extended its conference winning streak to four games as it picked up a pair of wins over UIC on Saturday afternoon at Phoenix Field.
Green Bay took game one, 5-4, before winning game two, 5-2, to improve to 21-11 overall and 8-4 in the Horizon League. UIC fell to 12-23 overall and 6-8 in the conference.
The Phoenix will look to sweep the series tomorrow in game three of the series at noon.
Game One: Green Bay 5, UIC 4
Rallying from an early deficit and slow start at the plate, the Green Bay softball team won game one of its doubleheader with UIC, 5-4, on Saturday afternoon.
Laura Swan put the Flames on the board first, hitting a leadoff home run to left field in the top of the second for a 1-0 advantage.
Held to just one hit over the first three innings, the Green Bay bats came alive in the home half of the fourth. Loading the bases with nobody out, freshman Allie Taylor (Waunakee, Wis.) delivered an RBI groundout before senior Stacey Butts (Greenfield, Wis.) connected on a blooper to short that allowed two more runs to score and put the Phoenix ahead, 3-1.
The Phoenix tacked on two more in the bottom of the fifth as sophomore Kelli Hutchinson (Trevor, Wis.) was hit by a pitch to lead off the inning before scoring all the way first on an RBI double to deep left center by junior Hailey Mohrfeld (Menomonee Falls, Wis.). Sophomore Marissa Michalkiewicz (Appleton, Wis.) then stepped to the plate and dropped the ball in right center field allowing Mohrfeld to come home for a 5-1 lead.
UIC got two runs back in the top of the sixth inning. Paige Peterson led off with an infield single to the shortstop and moved to second on a single up the middle by Jacki Fletcher. Senior Ashley Nannemann (Burlington, Wis.) got her next batter faced to line out, but Jenna Marsalli then single to right field where Michalkiewicz misplayed the ball, allowing two runs to score and pull the Flames closer, 5-3.
UIC mounted a rally in the top of the seventh inning, putting two on with no outs before Natalie Hernandez brought in one run with an RBI single up the middle to get them to within one, 5-4. However, Nannemann retired her next two batters faced and after intentionally walking Laura Swan she got Jenna Marsalli to fly out to end the game.
Nannemann (7-7) threw her eighth complete game of the season, allowing four runs (three earned) on nine hits with five strikeouts and four walks. At the plate, Michalkiewicz finished a perfect 3-for-3 with an RBI.
Game Two: Green Bay 5, UIC 2
Green Bay put a single run on the board in all but one inning and again had to hold off a pesky UIC squad late in the game as it took the second matchup of the doubleheader, 5-2.
With one out in the bottom of the first, senior Miranda Reinke (Milwaukee, Wis.) drilled a shot to deep right field for a triple to extend her hitting streak to 14 games and on-base streak to 17 games. She then scored as sophomore Marissa Michalkiewicz hit to UIC second baseman Jacki Fletcher, who misplayed the ball and allowed Reinke to score to put the Phoenix up, 1-0.
One inning later, sophomore Kelli Hutchinson (Trevor, Wis.) battled a full count with two outs before delivering an RBI double to left center to pad the Phoenix advantage, 2-0.
Loading the bases with one out in the bottom of the third, Green Bay tacked on one more run with an RBI infield single by freshman Allie Taylor (Waunakee, Wis.) to pad the advantage, 3-0.
UIC got one back in the top of the fourth on a two-out single from Laura Swan to cut the Phoenix lead to 3-1.
However, Green Bay got a single run in the fifth and sixth innings on RBI hits from senior Stacey Butts (Greenfield, Wis.) and sophomore Marissa Michalkiewicz (Appleton, Wis.), respectively, to put the team ahead 5-2.
Similar to the first game UIC threatened in the top of the seventh, putting two on before Courtney Heeley brought in one run, but freshman Heather Sanderson (Rapid River, Mich.) retired her final two batters faced en route to the win.
Sanderson threw a complete game effort, allowing two earned runs on nine hits with five strikeouts. Reinke and sophomore Ashley Baker (Green Bay, Wis.) both finished the day 2-for-3, while Michalkiewicz and Shannon Butts (Greenfield, Wis.) were 2-for-4.
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Car accident (had one with less than 6 months remaining on lease). You have to notifying the mfg. and repaired at their authorized repair shop or dealership. You are not responsible for extras on your contract. Avoid heavy pressure from towing companies offering you a better repair deal elsewhere, this will cost you if they are not authorized.
The vehicle has to be relatively clean an all parts in working order. You would get an advance notice about 6 months prior to return offering a free inspection to fix any problems. If they are not fixed, BMW can charge an average market price which is likely higher than normal.
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Monday and Wednesday night classes begin on March 17 and end May 7. Tuesday and Thursday night classes begin March 18 and end May 8.
The cost for Colorado residents is $90 per credit hour. Non-residents pay $170 per credit hour, and non-resident tuition rises for courses totaling four or more credit hours. Most Session II courses are three or four credit hours.
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The American Physical Therapy Association does not rank programs. The accreditation process assures quality in physical therapy education.
This educational process provides time for the student to obtain a broad liberal arts background and integrate the significant amount of material included in the physical therapy curriculum. Over the years, the volume of scientific technology and literature in educational programs has grown well beyond what can be reasonably included in a baccalaureate program.
There are additional expectations of the physical therapy professional with the changes in the health care delivery system and needs of society which are best met with the additional coursework and skills.
A high overall grade point average, especially in the prerequisite course work, and exploring as many aspects of the field as possible are helpful in the admissions process. A record of observations and/or volunteer experiences in a variety of physical therapy practice settings, excellent writing,community service volunteering, and good interpersonal skills, and above average GRE scores are additional areas of emphasis.
Personal considerations such as geographic location, cost, class size, faculty composition, degree awarded and design and length of the program will help you decide on a school. Present students, recent graduates and employers of graduates are sources of information on the strengths and weaknesses of programs.
No. The curriculum of the physical therapist assistant student differs from that of the physical therapist and does not provide the prerequisites needed for physical therapist education. However, there are accredited programs that are designed to permit experienced physical therapist assistants to continue working while they attend a physical therapist degree program on the weekends.
Required science courses include two biology courses with lab, two chemistry courses with lab, two physics courses with lab, and one advanced physical or biological science course with lab (e.g., genetics, histology, comparative anatomy, embryology, microbiology). Some advanced science courses may not include a lab. Science courses with lab that will count for science major credit are appropriate. Science courses designed for non-science majors will not meet specified pre-requisite requirements. In addition, a statistics course (education, math or psychology) is required and must be taken at a senior college or university in one of the three departments specified.
The Department of Physical Therapy is reviewing the pre-requisite courses for admission to the program. It is anticipated that a combined human anatomy and physiology course will not be accepted as a biology pre-requisite for applicants entering the program in May, 2018. Refer to the website to ensure enrollment in the appropriate pre-requisite courses.
An undergraduate baccalaureate degree from an accredited four-year college or university must be completed in addition to the specific pre-requisite course requirements to be eligible to enter the program. All entering students are required to have an undergraduate degree with a background in the humanities, social sciences, physical and biological sciences. A particular degree or course of study is not recommended by the program; likewise, applicants are encouraged to choose a degree or course of study that will meet their personal career goals and provide opportunities for employment upon graduation. Although the application process is competitive, no particular major or course of study ensures acceptance or adequate preparation for pursuit of the professional physical therapy degree. Graduate courses cannot be used to substitute for pre-requisite requirements.
No minimal score required. All three sections of the exam are required. The reservation for taking the examination is due approximately 6 weeks prior to the date of the exam and scores are available a month after the exam. Availability of exam results must be considered when applying by a specific deadline.
All applicants must complete the online application and pay the application fee by November 1. Specific instructions for completing the DPT application are provided on the Physical Therapy website. Support documents required to complete the application include the resume, essay, plan of study, and documentation of observation hours. Complete the resume and essay in accordance with the instructions and upload each in the appropriate tab as indicated in the online application. During the process of applying you may save the application prior to submitting it. All observation forms must be mailed or faxed to the Office of Student Records and Registrar by the applicant to the address or fax number indicated on the form. The plan of study is completed in the online application. Each applicant must request that GRE scores and all transcripts (from each college attended) be submitted; GRE scores and transcripts will be sent directly to this institution by the GRE Testing Service and the colleges attended as requested by the applicant. All application materials (transcript(s), observation forms, resume, and official GRE scores) must reach the registrar's office by the deadlines posted. An applicant should submit the application data form and the deposit early. The other application materials (transcript(s), observation forms, resume, and official GRE scores) must reach the registrar's office by the deadlines posted.
The academic and clinical faculty includes a diverse group of credentialed professionals and outstanding educators who are recognized for their expertise. Expertise within the program faculty includes clinical practice specialty areas, administration and research.
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Students are encouraged to apply to multiple programs. Each admissions process is a separate activity.
The program is three calendar years in length. Learning activities within the program include lecture, practical laboratory experiences and clinical education assignments. The first year of the program focuses more upon classroom and laboratory activities on the campus, the second and third years include more clinical applications coursework and clinical education experiences. The clinical education experiences require the student to temporarily relocate with at least one period being at an affiliated organization outside of the state. Students are responsible for their own living expenses during this time.
Applications are available in July preceding the date of enrollment. Students may apply for the program during their final year of enrollment in a baccalaureate program and be admitted contingent upon successful completion of the degree program. All prerequisites for the program must be completed before enrolling in the program.
No, students who are not accepted for admittance during one enrollment year must submit a new application for any other enrollment year. This includes all forms, documentation and transcripts.
All applicants must use the online application process; observation forms must be completed and mailed or faxed to the Office of Student Records and Registrar. The physical therapy admissions committee reviews all student applications that are complete, i.e. all requested documentation is received. From this group of applicants, the most competitive are invited for an interview. The specific characteristics for review are academic records (prerequisite GPA and overall GPA), written communication skills, knowledge of physical therapy, GRE scores, verbal communication skills, problem solving and professional judgment abilities, and experiences and personal attributes as documented on the personal resume and essay. All components of the process are included in determining the admitted class.
Neither AP nor CLEP courses will meet any of the specified prerequisite course requirements for entry into the physical therapy program. Required and overall GPAs are calculated for each applicant based on course grade and credit hours received in each course. In combination with other components of the application, the required and overall GPA for each applicant provides a meaningful comparison of academic capability and success across defined course options for all applicants.
The average GPA is usually over a 3.5 on a 4.0 scale. The range is from a 3.00 to 4.00. To be considered for admission, both the overall GPA and the pre-requisite GPA must be at least 3.0 on a 4.0 scale.
The GRE will not be waived.
In the only information available, graduates with either degree are considered entry-level with no salary differential. Over time the individual with a higher degree may more readily obtain a higher level position.
The University of Mississippi is a state supported institution. Preference is given to Mississippi residents. Out-of-state applicants may be considered only when positions are available after all qualified applicants with Mississippi residency have been admitted and the expected class enrollment has not been met.
The salary for a beginning therapist is dependent upon the type of clinical setting, the size of the community and the region of the country. Current information can be obtained on the internet at http://www.bls.gov/oes/current/oes291123.htm.
One class of 50 students are admitted each year. Classes begin during the summer semester. The available resources, market demand and the number of qualified students determine the class size.
Applicants are required to have a minimum of 40 hours of observation in physical therapy departments or practices. A maximum of 20 hours may be used from any one site. Observation in a variety of clinical settings is encouraged. The observation forms are posted on the physical therapy webpage; applicants may print as many forms as needed. An observation form from each clinical site must signed by a licensed physical therapist and the license number included. Observation hours must be in the current year of the application. Hours earned through employment will not be accepted. No more than a total of 20 hours may be counted from all internship experiences completed for a degree. Applicants are responsible for arranging their own observation hours.
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First off I just took out the breast meat. And made shure there was NO fat. And soaked them in milk for a day in the fridge.
Then I salt and peppered them. Coated with only four. And fryed them in oil. They were geat. My 2 yr old ate them instead of pizza. Now that's something. To night it's coot with wild rice.
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Ph.D. in Business Administration with Marketing Concentration (Kent State University)
Course(s) Teaching: Principles of Marketing, Brand Management (M.B.A.), Consumer Behavior (M.B.A.) and Marketing Management (M.B.A.)
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M.S. in Computer Science (Eastern Michigan University)
Ph.D. in Management Science and Information Systems (Oklahoma State University)
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Scalable Vector Graphics -- or SVG -- is the new XML-based graphics standard from the W3C that will enable Web documents to be smaller, faster and more interactive. J. David Eisenberg's insightful book takes you through the ins and outs of SVG, beginning with basics needed to create simple line drawings and then moving through more complicated features like filters, transformations, and integration with Java, Perl, and XSLT.Unlike GIFs, JPEGs or PNGs (which are bitmapped), SVG images are both resolution- and device-independent, so that they can scale up or down to fit proportionally into any size display or any Internet device -- from PDAs to large office monitors and high-resolution printers. Smaller than bitmapped files and faster to download, SVG images can be rendered with different CSS styles for each environment. They work well across a range of available bandwidths.SVG makes it possible for designers to escape the constant need to update graphics by hand or use custom code to generate bitmap images. And while SVG was created with the Web in mind, the language has a variety of other uses. SVG greatly simplifies tasks like:
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By jyxll1
from Hervey Bay, Qld
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It is now 2011. SVG is on a resurgence.This is still a terrific introduction to SVG at the ground level.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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One-stop shop for SVG, but pdf please!
By arjaydavis
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This is an example of why books (and ebooks) continue to be a worthwhile investment over referring to the internet. With the internet: answers, descriptions are scattered everywhere. With a good book like this one, (most of) it is all in one place making learning a new subject less daunting.Particularly good in this book is the explanation of co-ordinate systems and viewports used in SVG and how they interact. I have not found any other book that does this so well.There are a few SVG books out there but none match the friendly but authoritative style of O'Reilly yet again seen in this book. Some O'Reilly books carry the Definitive Guide perhaps this should have been one of them too.Even though this book has been published for a while it is still pretty much relevant to the SVG standard also available for a some time, which is encouraging to know that such a standard looks like it will have longevity.1 star missing off the full 5 star mark because: the book could be extended to include use in HTML5 and also because the book is not available as an ebook.
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Some code needs updating
By Daniel K Schneider
from Geneva, Switzerland
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This book is still a good buy. It remains my favorite SVG book. However, SVG is now big in HTML5. Therefore O'Reilly should publish a new version that includes HTML5 specifics and more DOM scripting.Also, Eisenberg, like many other SVG authors back then didn't test SVG within a native browser and missed the fact that namespaces must be declared. Add the following within the first SVG tag of examples that break with a "prefix not bound to a namespace" message: xmlns:xlink="http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink"
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While it's difficult to separate my excitement over SVG from the contents of this book, it's quite possible that the two are so directly related as to be inseperable. Within a few hours of buying this book, I was producing and printing extremely high quality images that I had found all but impossible to produce w/other technologies (JPEG codecs, etc.). If you are familiar with the basic mark-up language concepts, then you should have no trouble gleaning the essential elements of SVG. After an excellent introductory chapter that provides a general overview, subsequent chapters cover aspects of SVG in detail, such as how to create basic shapes or generate text. One thing I particularly liked was that the author mostly uses a single example (SVG code to create a picture of a cat) to illustrate new concepts, creating a sense of cohesiveness that tied the chapters together. This book is *not* just a scattershot collection of essays that characterizes so many other technical books -- the text is clear, concise, and to the point. Finally, there is a very uselful appendix that summarizes the most frequently used attributes.Perhaps the only drawback is that if you are coming to SVG from a non-technical background, you might find this book a little too gear-headed for your liking. For technical readers that want a thorough introduction (i.e., not a PhD thesis) to this exciting and useful technology, however, this book is a must.
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By Darcy Vaughan
This books serves as a solid foundation in SVG. It is concise, to the point, and yet has enough sophisticated examples to utilize it in the real world. Excellent book!
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By Rich Edwards
A fantastic introduction - thoughtfully presented, and with some great example architectures in the later chapters and appendices. However, I was disappointed to find that the examples in the "Scripting SVG" section do not work in Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.5 with the Adobe Plug-In (presumably because of IE's object model) - surely (whatever one thinks of IE) this is likely to be the most common end-user platform?
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By Thomas H. Bellus
The first clear and thoughout descriptions to help with the coordinate system for SVG. When one learns the basics well then the Kool things that are possible become a reality.Excellent teacher
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Over the course of the last year or so I've been to China twice as a tesol teacher, for a total of 8 months. I had to leave because of visa problems (essentially, I overstayed my visa-- I wasn't deported, just had to leave).
So now I'm back in my home country of Australia, and wondering where to go next? I really don't have the heart to return to the PRC after all that. I have considered the following places
then, Indonesia, Thailand, Vietnam
Really I would like to go somewhere I can save some cash for travelling afterwards. But obviously my only experience has been in mainland China, and I have no idea what the correct/simplest way to enter these countries and stay for the entire year+ would be. Where would you recommend me to go? What requirements do I need? I have googled for visa information, but some is outdated or unnecessary etc so I thought it'd be better to ask a tesol teacher's forum.
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John Ferguson, on behalf of Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid al Maktoum, signed the ticket for the five-year-old mare by Distorted Humor out of Chilean champion Sacramentada. Sold as a racing or broodmare prospect, Hystericalady recorded 11 wins in 23 starts, including the Humana Distaff (G1), Hollywood Breeders' Cup Oaks (G2) and Molly Pitcher Stakes (G2) twice, for earnings of nearly $2.4 million. She was consigned by Taylor Made Sales Agency, agent.
That sentiment was echoed by Geoffrey Russell, Keeneland's director of sales, who said, "Hystericalady is a nice filly who took her game to both the East and West coasts as well as the Midwest, and performed at the highest level wherever she raced. We were delighted to have her in the sale."
Ferguson also purchased the day's second- and third-highest priced horses, paying $2.5 million for Away, carrying a full sibling to stakes winner Eight Belles; and $2.3 million for Personal Ensign Stakes (G1) winner Shadow Cast, in foal to Bernardini.
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A weanling filly by Bernardini brought a final bid of $1.475 million, the session's fourth-highest price and the sixth-highest price ever paid for a weanling filly at the November Sale. Eaton Sales' Reiley McDonald signed the ticket on behalf of Chesapeake Partners, which he described as a group of Eaton partners that are looking for the "best fillies we can find."
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text: Well, at least one person Michael Lohan knows is going to serve some jail time. His baby mama, Kate Major was sentenced by a judge to eight months in jail for violating her probation. Unlike his daughter Lindsay Loahn, who violated her probation multiple times without any real penalty, Kate wasn't so lucky. She assaulted a police officer back in 2012 and was sentenced to probation. Fast forward to March of this year when Kate was busted for DUI after fleeing from the house she shares with Michael and their infant. She was fleeing to avoid the police after Micheal called because Kate was hitting him and being a drunk and he was scared for the infant. Kate pleaded guilty to the DUI which triggered the probation violation. The good news is that the judge gave her credit for 70 days of time served so she will be home for Christmas. Should be fun.


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globalhavoc wrote:I am so raging right now that I missed this, ohr my gord, I am a raging anger machine.
these better go on sale again soon so I can buy 5 pairs
I agree! This is the first time I saw that they were even posted and it says they're sold out... When was this even available?
Hans17 wrote:I agree! This is the first time I saw that they were even posted and it says they're sold out... When was this even available?
It started at 9am on 7/10.
Not sure how on earth I missed this, but I am NONE TOO PLEASED. I hope these will be back up again really soon. My eye strain is being aggravated just from the stress of missing this sale.
I'm sad I missed this.
holadayc wrote:I bought these and they made me nauseous and caused more eye strain than without them.
The reason was there's an undocumented magnification around the edge of the lens, I'm not sure why, so if you look straight through the edge of the lens your sight is very distorted. I was using a dual monitor setup so if I glanced at my 2nd monitor my vision would be distorted and doing this over and over caused the aforementioned symptoms. I started to adjust by moving my entire head instead of my eyes then my neck started to hurt, then I realized if I just took off the glasses all these problems went away. I returned the glasses that day.
The plus side of this is reading comments about these glasses led me to learn about Flux which is an application that does the same thing the glasses do and I love it.
Flux is just a software, you Can't use it for gaming on the PS3 or Xbox 360 and I have to install it on my other computers, Phones, tablets, ect...
then when there's an update i have to update all. Too much of a headache, rather just use glasses for easy on and off. Also I Can't use Flux at work do to Company firewall.
I hope you guys are going to bring this one again, when I tried to order it was already sold out in the morning.
Sounds like you're sitting way too close to your monitors.
I would very much like these to ship soon. :|
Since these sell out so quickly, this question is in anticipation of them coming up again some time. Does anyone have experience with migraines and light sensitivity and whether these glasses affect that? I find that I can't always get my monitor low enough for comfort, but sunglasses are too dark.
I've been gaming since I was a wee squirt, and I also have a job on the internet that requires staring at the screen for hours on end. I've only gotten a chance to use my friend's pair for a few minutes but I can testify that they DO indeed work, despite my skepticism on how effective they were. Letters seem clearer, eyes feel immediately relaxed upon putting them on. I'm really certain it's not just a placebo effect.
That said, I was quite sad when I missed out the last time these went on sale - was thrilled to find them again.
These Have Been "SOLD OUT" For A Couple Of Days, Pull Them Down!
Have these shipped out for anyone as of yet? I'm anxious!
christophermcdaniel wrote:Have these shipped out for anyone as of yet? I'm anxious!
Yes, I got my shipping notification and tracking number today. Was hoping to have them before the weekend but... oh well :P
Yeah I still havnt gotten my shipping info either and it says Status: Awaiting Shipping
I ordered the Wi-Five Adv Computer/Gaming Eyewear
rolandfier wrote:Yeah I still havnt gotten my shipping info either and it says Status: Awaiting Shipping
I ordered the Wi-Five Adv Computer/Gaming Eyewear
Exactly the same for me.
Getting a bit odd by this point.
Well, they dropped off my box just a few minutes ago. I had ordered the $40 tortoise shell because that's all that was left. I grabbed my box opened it, found the nice looking gunnar box inside, opened it to find gunnar case with a foam interior and microfiber soft case. It all looks really nice, only one problem no glasses. I am going to need a refund or replacement.
Tinfoil hat theory time.
Has anyone actually gotten their order successfully with no issues?
Because I wonder if the whole surplus Woot bought was borked or something, since some models haven't even shipped yet and one person says they received theirs with no item inside the box.
Maybe the Gunnar people just pulled a fast one on Woot and sold them empty boxes or something and they didn't realize it until halfway through shipping them out?
Or maybe I'm looking into it too much and the shipping guys are being lazy.
Hey there. For those looking for tracking updates, you might try FedEx's "Track by Reference" feature to get tracking info using your order number. For some reason, this method works better sometimes.
Your order number is on your receipt which you can get via My Account. Leave the Account Number blank. Enter your order number in the reference box. Next, select your country and enter your zip code. Click TRACK and voilà, you may have tracking info.
If you still don't see anything, feel free to email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Just a reminder that it can take up to 5 business days (not including the day you ordered) for your order to ship out.
Gunnar Optiks Stylus Advanced Computer/Gaming Eyewear - Bought a pair, got a pair. So far, so good.
Was a designer for over 11 years, did some notable stuff. Spent thousands of hours behind a monitor, not to mention being an avid gamer.
These suck. The lenses are much much too far from the eye to significantly affect humidity or moisture levels, so your eyes still get dry. They are also narrow so you see the lenses, meaning when you take them off after wearing them for a few hours you STILL see the lenses (after image, fun when trying to fall asleep). And mild blue block - really? Has no one learned to adjust the color temp of their monitor? It might help slightly with florescent lights, IF the lenses weren't so incredibly far from the face AND so narrow.
The frames are not amazing either. You put them on, they feel fine. Hours later your head hurts, you wonder why. You remove the glasses and gasp in relief.
Bottom line - $15 dollah', KACHING! $50 like I paid on here, over priced badly. $189 retail - if you pay that, I hope you get a free complimentary condom with it...
Want to pay good money and keep eyes moist and protected? Get a pair of Kids Safety Glasses made for BB Gun shooting. They'll fit close and snug, run about $2 and offer some actual protection for your eyes. Just a shame you can't find them in the awesome "diluted urine yellow" that makes Gunnar Optics all the rage.
Hey Woot staff,
Any chance of another event like this? I seemed to have missed all the fun(again). I do see the MW3 ones you have up today but they are not my style. Though I def like some of the ones I missed and for that price I think i could give em a shot(since i would need a prescription lens installed for them to work which adds to my cost). Just a request.
inkycatz wrote:That's a great question - I don't have glasses, but a lot of my gamer friends do.
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Before every Arsenal fixture, we'll bring you a Scouting Report on the Gunners' next opponents.
Former Arsenal midfielder Stewart Robson will give his pre-match view and you can get his post-match verdict in our Talking Tactics feature on Arsenal Player.
Arsène Wenger and his side welcome Bolton Wanderers to Emirates Stadium on Saturday so, to find out more, we also asked Mark Iles of the Bolton News for his thoughts and analysis.
"Bolton still rely heavily on the physical presence of Kevin Davies but they are more creative in the final third under Owen Coyle. Martin Petrov can deliver crosses with quality, Tuncay is clever with his movement and if Chris Eagles plays he is a good runner with the ball."
"How they're going to set up is the million dollar question at the moment. They didn't play well on Sunday in the first half against Norwich but there were nine changes in midweek against Aston Villa. A lot of those supposed squad players have given themselves a real chance of playing against Arsenal. I think a lot of people are looking forward to seeing what the team sheet will be now.
"It has not been a good start and I don't think anybody is fooling themselves about that. They played very well on the opening day against QPR but since then there have been a few lapses - albeit a very tough start to the season.
"I think that the biggest strength with this Bolton side is the togetherness and pluckiness that has kept them in the Premier League for 10 years. That spirit is still there. There are a few things that need tightening up at the minute, but I don't think that spirit has left them at all.
"Traditionally it's been the case that Bolton have maybe used their physicality against Arsenal. You could argue that they look slightly frail at the minute and I think the high tempo Bolton used in midweek will serve them well.
"The fact that there have been eight signings is possibly an explanation of the instability for Bolton this season. New players are still bedding in and they all look like they're capable of producing, even if some of them may have a little bit to prove.
"Ngog is the big signing up front and played very well in midweek. Where he fits in alongside Kevin Davies, Ivan Klasnic or Tuncay is what we're all waiting to see. I think he has the pace that Bolton haven't really had since Nicolas Anelka left us. Owen Coyle tinkered with his formation a little bit with Ngog as the main striker and that has excited a few people because he is traditionally a 4-4-2 man week-in week-out. There's a few question marks over whether that's the way to go but it is a different option."Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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By Rob Kelly
Arsène Wenger says the Club are looking to sign a midfielder and a defender before the transfer window closes next week.
Arsenal announced on Saturday that terms have been agreed for Alex Song to join Barcelona, and the 24-year-old is expected to complete his move to to the Nou Camp soon.
Although Wenger is confident his side have the resources to cope with the Cameroon international's departure, he still hopes to add to his squad.
"We are looking to bring one more midfielder in of course, and maybe one defender as well because we still feel we are short in some positions," he told Arsenal Player.
Wenger admitted he was "frustrated" by his side's failure to beat Sunderland on Saturday, and hopes to see an improvement when they travel to Stoke this weekend.
"We didn't lose, but it is frustrating when you are home with everyone here and you do not create more chances than we did," he said. "It is very difficult to understand."
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Hi, I was wondering if you use Boba fett's jet pack for Jodos, any help will be appreciated! Thanks.
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Hi, I was wondering if you use Boba fett's jet pack for Jodos, any help will be appreciated! Thanks.
Yes, Jodo's pack is the same as Boba's just painted differently and with a different rocket.
Yep, Jodo uses a Mitrinomon Z-6 pack, you'll need to mod the rocket it comes with though to be accurate, once you get a Ref. CD you'll be able to see the diffrent paint scheme of it,etc. But yes, a Boba pack would be what your looking for. :thumbsup:jodo
Jodo `s jet pack is the same as Boba`s, with a different paint scheme and different rocket top:
http://mywebpages.comcast.net/jodoka...s/Jet Pack.jpg
How`s that?
Who made the rocket folks?
Or, could a Jodo with one please let me know the dimensions of the rocket as I am planning on getting one made.
Thank you
is anyone willing to share the dimensions please?
Ok, I'll be making my own with the powers of guesswork over the coming month & will post up the progress.
this thread was about 4 and a half years old when you posted to it. for a more active jodo kast section sign up at thebhg.com
Yep, i'm on there too with my wip thanks Nasty.


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Arsenal hosts Paralympic sports legacy drive
The first ever summit to boost disability sports participation was held at Emirates Stadium on Thursday April 19, led by the Secretary of State for Culture, Olympics, Media and Sport, Jeremy Hunt MP.
The summit, attended by representatives from the sport and disability sectors, aims to further integrate disability sport into mainstream sports provision, delivering a lasting legacy from the Olympic and Paralympic Games.
Youngsters from a variety of disability sports sessions coordinated throughout the year by Arsenal in the Community kicked off the event with a penalty shoot-out on Emirates Stadium's award-winning pitch.
Pupils from The Bridge Primary School, Treehouse, Hackney Learning Trust (Horizon School) and players from Arsenal's visually impaired and deaf football teams all lined up to take a penalty on the hallowed turf.
The Club also showcased table tennis, sitting volleyball and boccia, and were joined by Paralympions David Clarke, Captain of Paralympics Great Britain (GB) Blind Football Team, Darren Harris of the Paralympics GB Blind Football Team, Billy Thompson, Paralympics GB Cerebral Palsy Goalkeeper, Lisa Wainwright, Samantha Bowen, Hoiyee Rogers, Julie Rogers and Richard Stacey-Chapman representing the Paralympics GB Sitting Volleyball Team.
Head of Arsenal in the Community, Alan Sefton said: "Everyone here today has one thing in common; they love sport and they enjoy participating in sport. Arsenal in the Community works with disabled young people not only to learn football skills but to interact, improve communication and other life skills.
"We're very proud to invite them to Emirates Stadium to kick off today's summit and to kickstart the day. Every disabled child should have the right to access and participate in sport and that is what today is all about promoting."
Secretary of State for Culture, Olympics, Media and Sport, Jeremy Hunt MP added: "I would like every disabled child to really have the chance to play sport and I think we can do a lot better than we currently do. That is what my speech today is about. This exhibition from Arsenal has set the tone for the day.
"I am here today to talk about disability policy but I wanted to see the incredible work done by Arsenal in the Community. I have been really impressed with what I have seen. We have just seen a demonstration of blind football, bowls, sitting volleyball, table tennis and it is just fantastic to see the way Arsenal is involving itself in the local community.
"The work here is incredibly important. One thing people think about Premier League clubs is that they have a lot of money and it is really great to see them giving something back. I think Arsenal is really leading the way and it is very impressive.
"London is the home of Paralympic sport. It started in Stoke Mandeville in 1948 and we are going to deliver the best Paralympics ever. I think it will be not only a big step forward for Paralympic sport but also for disabled people because it will really make them part of the mainstream, which is what I think they want more than anything else."
Robert Blair School, Islington - Arsenal in the Community works with this mainstream primary school which has a language and communications Resources Unit (LCR unit). The LCR unit currently has around 30 primary-aged children who have severe speech, language and communication problems, but are enjoying an inclusive education with their mainstream peers. Arsenal in the Community runs a unique project with regular inclusion sessions and also sessions solely for the LCR. The aims of the LCR sessions are to create a module of football sessions combining speech and language therapy and football training with a view to creating a curriculum of activities centred around sport, language and communications. The project is run three times a week.
The Bridge Primary School, Islington - A school for young people with severe and multiple learning difficulties, autism and also other severe physical impairments. They have very limited resources and have never had a PE teacher. When in 2009, Arsenal in the Community began football coaching on Wednesday mornings it was, for many of their children, the only time they did any form of regular physical activities. The aims of the sessions were basic football skill sessions, which also successfully crossed over into teaching social skills. A positive outcome of this project was that once the programme finished in the summer of 2010, Bridge school hired a PE teacher to supplement the work that had been achieved by Arsenal's Community team.
TreeHouse School, Haringey - TreeHouse is a school for autistic children which Arsenal has supported for a long time following its charity partnership in 2007. Arsenal in the Community began its football sessions in groups and one on one. The football sessions were closely aligned to the children's behavioural plans and individual learning plans.
Hackney Learning Trust - Arsenal in the Community's relationship with Hackney Learning Trust is in its early stages. The Trust is a not-for-profit company which runs all the education services for the London Borough of Hackney. In November 2011, when they ran their week long School Sports Championships, Arsenal in the Community coached blind football to children from Hackney schools. This is set to take place again in July just before London 2012.
Oak Lodge School - A Secondary School for children with mild to severe learning difficulties. Arsenal in the Community spent one day a week there in the academic year of 2009/2010 working alongside their PE teachers leading specialist football sessions for all year groups. While Arsenal in the Community no longer coordinates weekly sessions, the coaches have kept strong links with the school through organising tournaments, friendlies and also having a presence at their annual 'Oak Factor singing contest'.
Arsenal Visually Impaired Football Sessions - These sessions have been coordinated by Arsenal in the Community for over a decade. Arsenal in the Community lead fortnightly training sessions at Sobell Leisure Centre and also compete in the Middlesex FA PAN disability league on a monthly basis. Participants take part in the British Blind Sport National Junior Football Championships annually and have done well over the last few years finishing second and third in respective years. Some of Arsenal's visually impaired players are also taking part in Arsenal's holiday soccer schools and linking up with local Sunday league teams.


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Re: The Tramp
this is my reinterpretation of john singer sargent's "The Tramp"
now you can be trampy without being trampy! =D
kylemittskus wrote:I agree with everything you said except that I think that Energy Harvester and this shirt are expressing the same idea; or at least both can be interpreted the same. Drakxxx design is a stretch at best, but I think Harvester is pretty damn close to this.
You can definitely draw similarities between this idea and Energy Harvester. But I do also think that there is a difference in intent for what is going on in both of these shirts. In Energy Harvest it looks like the plant will be put to use, meanwhile here was just a have a robot (non-living entity) marveling over these plant which is actually living. It's two different takes on a similar idea allowing them to convey two different situations.
I think it comes down to how far in you are willing to look at the picture. I think just going by "Oh hey look, it's a robot holding a plant" is a little too broad to call this shirt too similar to a previous one.
MadamAtom wrote:Doesn't seem to be a reinterpretation of the title, and the photo(s) is (are) likely to get it rejected even if Woot fails to police the theme this week.
This is a very famous work of art that has be recreated hundreds of times in many different forms.
Re: DAVID
It looks like someone's featured were a little too... chiseled.
No? yes? Okay!
Re: Washington Crossing the Delaware
The state of Washington has tracked the vampiric Delaware to its subterranean lair. Equipped with a Holy cross and a wooden stake the West coast plans to finish off the East coast for good.
6 Colors on Navy
Hope everyone gets a kick out of this one. I had a fun time drawing it. This is the first time I've used a background to pull a design together, and I'm quite pleased with the results.
Comments and suggestions are always welcome.
Re: The Treachery of Images
Please, oh please dont print this on this horrid yellow. But please print it!
Re: Bird in Space.
Fun concept and good execution of design. I can't help but think, however, how you missed an opportunity to make the helmet of the space suit accommodate a bird's beak. It could make the silhouette more pronounced, exaggerate the subject matter, and bring another bit of hilarity to the design.
Also, the amount of stars could lessen a bit more dramatically toward the edge of the design. Doesn't have to, but it might be something to play with out of curiosity.
Nice detail, though. I like the traction you've got goin' on the bird feet boots. Good luck!
Re: Arroz Con Pollo
The title is a Jean-Michel Basquiat painting. In my imagination, Arroz Con Pollo is the best tag team on the Lucha Libre circuit.
AdderXYU wrote:Well, so long as we're all of the conclusion that this is offtheme, it's all gravy.
Actually, many works of art often become known by alternate titles, or subtitles that are not originally part of the title. (by popular association)
If there is a derby that is subject to flexible parameters, this would be the one.
This piece is also based on a well known work of art called "Rosie the Robot," whose title and concept are parodied effectively here.
Love the shirt! =)
Re: The Physical Impossibility of Death...
This is Fantastic! Great concept and execution. gmv!
Re: The Thinker
Awesome! +1
Fun design, and you nailed the authentic colors. Sweet!
Re: Michelangelo's David
Ha, very cool. The nunchucks are a nice touch.
Re: Dogs Playing Poker
Awesome illustration, love the colors too. +1
Re: The Discovery of fire
Looks fabulous on the shirt! +1
Re: Reinterpreting Don Quixote by Picasso
Nicely done. ^_^
Re: The Persistence of Memory
I totally dig this, Littleclyde. The play on the latin names is cool and all, but the image is very unusual and aesthetically pleasing all by itself.
It's a great example of how a derby theme can trigger original ideas that the artists would never have arrived at by themselves. GMV!
Re: The Anatomy Lesson of Dr. Nicolaes Tulp
Love this, very well done!
Re: The Discus Thrower
Boom! Quality. :^)
Re: Carnation, Lily, Lily, Rose
You were one of those kids who refused to color inside the lines, amirite? ^_^
Re: Inspired By~A Women With A Head Of Rose~1935
Well this was fun to do, and I hope you all like it.
Re: The Last Supper
Ah-ha-ha-ha-ha! That's all - just made me LOL!
Re: Inspired by The Great Wave
A must-win, for me. Loved this when you first showed it off, and I too am glad you didn't sub it for Kawaii. Hokusai's GReat Wave is probably the most recognizable piece of Japanese art there is, and you've done a masterful job of capturing the style. Kudos!
Ahhh, brain coral!
Puns aside, this is lovely.
Re: American Gothic
Marilyn Manson wants this shirt.
Re: For the Love of God
This is a fantastic interpretation. I really hope it wins. If it does, I'll end up buying 3, one each for my sons and myself. Great work!
Being that I live in Delaware, I find this shirt to be friggin' hilarious!
onixblack wrote:This is a very famous work of art that has be recreated hundreds of times in many different forms.
Don't worry, MadamAtom has been accusing everyone of using photos and being off topic. Seems someone may be feeling a little grumpy. ;)
Re: Ceiling of the Sistine Chapel
That's the ROOF of the 16th chapel.
Re: Nighthawks
Beautiful sense of space and scale. Great illustration!
+1 :^)
Nice drawings megsck! ^_^
yes please and thank you
o M G! I need more lucky print! just like this because are amazing!
Excellent work here my friend!
I really do like this one. ++
Love the idea :-)
Hate the color :-(
jomichar wrote:Thanks! And you're right it does look pretty good on black too. Does anyone know if it's a nono to submit the same design twice on different color shirts?
Last derby had a design submitted on three different color shirts. (The designed changed color palettes, too.)
So, I don't think you'd get rejected, but you might possibly split your votes.
Is it just me or does the righty tramp's knees appear to bend backwards?
And I really think you should reconsider the shirt color. Something more red, or yellowy?
Very well done, sir.
The yellow is perfect for this design, IMO.
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Game No. 27
Canisius (16-10, 9-6 MAAC) at Saint Peter's (8-17, 3-12 MAAC)
Date: Saturday, Feb. 16, 2013
Time: 2 p.m.
Place: Yanitelli Center (3,200) - Jersey City, N.J.
Online: Through SaintPetersPeacocks.com & CollegeInsider.com
Radio: AM-1400 (Buffalo)
Free Online Audio: GoGriffs.com
Talent: Jay Moran (p-x-p)
Twitter: @GoGriffs (athletic department) or @Griffs_MBB (men's basketball)
Hashtags: #Griffs #maachoops
- The Canisius College men's basketball team will play its fourth consecutive road game this afternoon when the Golden Griffins play at Saint Peter's in Jersey City, N.J.
- The Griffs are 16-10 overall and 9-6 in MAAC play after the team lost at Loyola (Md.) by a score of 68-64 on Thursday night in Baltimore.
- This will be Canisius' final road MAAC game of the 2012-13 season. A win today would give the Griffs a winning MAAC record on the road for the first time since the 1996-97 campaign.
- Including the Griffs' 77-70 win at Niagara Feb. 10, Canisius comes into today's game averaging 82 points per game following a loss to a MAAC opponent this season.
- This will mark the first time Canisius head coach Jim Baron has faced Saint Peter's in his 26-year head coaching career. After today, Baron will have coached against 144 Division I schools since 1987.
- Canisius' plus 11 win total over last year's number of victories ranks third in the nation on the NCAA's "biggest turnaround list" through all games played on Feb. 14. Bryant leads the country with 14 more wins this season than it had all of last year.
- After making six 3-point field goals at Loyola on Thursday, the Blue and Gold starts today's game ranked second in the nation with 9.5 3-pointers per contest.
- Junior forward Chris Manhertz posted his fourth double-double of the season and the eighth in his career on Thursday night after he scored 14 points to go with a game-high 10 rebounds.
- Manhertz's 10 boards against Loyola on Thursday allowed him to become the 24th player in school history to collect 500 career rebounds. He's been good for 10 or more boards in 11 games this season and in 20 games through his career.
- Junior Jordan Heath led all Canisius players with 15 points at Loyola. He's scored in double figures 10 times since returning from an ankle injury Dec. 22.
- Saint Peter's comes into this afternoon's contest with an 8-17 overall record and a 3-12 mark in MAAC play. The Peacocks lost at Rider on Thursday and have dropped 11 of their last 13 games.
- Redshirt sophomore Desi Washington leads Saint Peter's offensive attack with his 14.2 points per game scoring average. That ranks 10th in the MAAC.
- Junior Yvon Raymond is good for 10.2 points per game and a team-high 5.1 rebounds per contest. As a team, Saint Peter's ranks last in the MAAC in rebounding with 31.4 boards per game.
- Junior Blaise Frfench ranks third in the MAAC with his 4.8 assists per game.
- This will be the 68th all-time meeting between these two Jesuit schools, with Canisius holding a 36-31 lead in the series.
- The Peacocks swept the regular-season series last year and come into today's game having won nine of the last 10 meetings between these two squads, dating back to the 2008-09 campaign.
- Canisius is 17-14 all-time against Saint Peter's in the Yanitelli Center, but the Griffs have not scored a win here since Jan. 13, 2007.


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Obituary: Roderick Andrew Chisholm
November 5, 2012
Rod Chisholm was the father of Janis Chisholm Bunchman and the father-in-law of Rick Bunchman of Breckenridge.
Rod and his wife Joanne began coming to Breckenridge in 1960 when his brother Neil Chisholm built a house in Breckenridge on Goldflake Street in the Weisshorn. Rod and Joanne were in Breckenridge frequently after Janis moved to Breckenridge in 1972 and was the fourth-grade teacher at Breckenridge Elementary School. She and Rick were married at St. Mary's church in 1973. Rod and Joanne enjoyed the small ski town and the community of Breckenridge. When they were in Breckenridge they were active in the community events and supported activities that Janis and Rick were involved in with the Summit School District, the Breckenridge Music Festival, Bunchman Real Estate, St. Mary's Catholic Church, the Father Dyer Methodist Church along with their grandchildren's, Leslie, Mark and Michael's activities.
A memorial service is planned on Saturday at 10:30 a.m. in Fort Collins at the First United Methodist Church on Elizabeth Street. Donation in lieu of flowers may be made to The Pioneer Association of Ft. Collins, c/o Janis Bunchman, PO Box 476, Breckenridge, CO 80424. Visit http://www.EvergreenMemorialPark.com for more information or to write a condolence to the family.


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Whether in high speed missile transport mode, or in versatile humanoid mode, the SA-02 Javelin is the second generation of Standing Armor to be fielded by the Stellar League. Though apparently tracked, it actually uses gravimetric pulses to propel itself a fraction of a meter above the ground, providing greater surprise to any enemies unfamiliar with its operational parameters. In addition to the twin multi-barrel heavy missile pods, it carries a 6.4 megawatt particle cannon capable of rupturing all but the heaviest of armored bunkers.
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Guys I am looking at maybe a job for the summer. It would be in Mohave Valley, AZ working for USF&WS as a firefighter. They are saying your desert is looking ripe for some wildland/urban interface fires and I want to help prevent it.
Can somebody tell me what an avg apartment goes for in Mohave Valley or Laughlin, or any city nearby. Thanks in advance if anyone can help.


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Opportunities abound for women seeking wilderness adventure
From pink fishing vests to camo print press-on fingernail decals, mainstream outdoor culture is opening up to the ladies. Most gear now comes with a line especially tailored for women, but if your backpack is full and your knowledge base is empty, chances are you may never unroll that new sleeping bag under the stars.
Texas Parks and Wildlife recognizes that many women wanting to explore the outdoors may not have the skills and experience to feel confident in doing so. To address this, the department created the Becoming an Outdoors Woman program in 1993. The program, now in its 18th year, has seen over 15,000 participants and offers workshops for complete beginners to moderate experts in the areas of archery, fishing and boating, shooting and hunting, camping, kayaking, bird's nest box building and other activities.
The goal of the BOW program is to afford women the opportunity to learn outdoor skills in a comfortable, nonthreatening and supportive atmosphere. Workshops are held over weekends throughout the state. Participants may take multiple classes at each workshop and are encouraged to try their hand at new skills.
"My first BOW was such a success," wrote Graciela Pratt through the BOW Facebook page.
"The quality of instruction and all the workshops were of the very highest quality. I felt I learned a vast amount of information about shooting firearms which was my goal for the weekend. I really enjoyed the meeting other ladies from across the state. I also enjoyed the 'owl calling'. It was great fun and I was glad I was able to attend," she wrote.
To request more information and a registration packet for the fall BOW event at Camp Allen in Navasota Sept. 16-18, visit the BOW workshop information request page.
Women who cannot attend a BOW workshop or who attended and want to continue practicing their new skills may join a Texas Outdoors-Woman Network in their area. The Network was created by former BOW participants for women in their communities. TOWN groups hold monthly meetings and meet ups for women looking for camaraderie in their outdoor pursuits.
One TOWN group out of Rockport sponsors its own event geared toward teaching outdoor basics called Women in the Wild. The event was created by TPWD game warden Brandi Reeder in 2009 with many of the same intentions as the BOW workshops. Through Women in the Wild, participants learn fly-fishing, kayaking, outdoor photography, game processing, skeet shooting and more. The classes are taught by game wardens and other experts in their fields. For example, the Lone Star Dutch Oven Society was on hand to give lessons in outdoor cooking, as well as fishing guides to demonstrate the perfect cast.
"As a mother, I know you would never let your kids get away without trying something at least once, and we need to apply that to ourselves," said Reeder.
"I tell ladies to just get yourself out there, ignore everything and give it a try. The program offers you a chance not to worry about embarrassment or failure; it's just an opportunity to try this stuff on and who knows, you might just come out liking something new," she said.
Reeder's Women in the Wild program has seen 158 women in its three years and plans to expand its programs for its next event. The program is tentatively set for April of next year.
For more information on BOW, TOWN, or Women in the Wild events, visit the TPWD site for BOW at tpwd.texas.gov/learning/bow/.
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