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| Ice/Mammoth FAQ |
| Copyright 2003 Isaac999 a.k.a. HunterIsaac a.k.a. Chris Merrill |
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|Table Of Contents |
(1) Legal Stuff
(2) What is Ice?
(3) Weapons
(4) Weaknesses/Strengths
(5) Usage Tips
(6) Contact info
|Legal Stuff |
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publicly without advance written permission. Use of this guide on any other web
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of copyright.
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|What Is Ice? |
Ice is the white elephant-like tank that shoots ice projectiles. It is a
creature, and so gets a bonus from healing items. It is one of the best all
around mobile for the game.
"Vital" Stats:
-Skill: Beginner to Intermediate
-Type: Creature
-Weapon Type: Hit
-Attack: Medium
-Defense: Medium
-Health: Great
-Movement: Medium
-Climbing: Medium
-Bunging: Good
-HP: about 1200-1250
|Weapons |
|Weapon 1 |
Cone shaped Ice projectile.
Maximum Damage: around 200
# of projectiles: 1
Weight: Medium
Angle Range: 50
Delay: about 800
Weapon 1 is a land damage tool. Maximum damage is around 200, but more often
the damage is between 150-180, so it's not that effective for dealing those
essential blows. Though if someone has a good shot on you, one good whack with
this will screw up their shot by a good amount. With its low delay, this should
be your weapon the first few turns, to measure out the power and wind, and then
to use your extra turn to hit with weapon 2.
|Weapon 2 |
Circular Ice projectile.
Maximum Damage: 200+
# of projectiles: 1
Weight: Medium
Angle Range: 50
Delay: about 900
Stronger than weapon 1, this weapon is great to use with the extra turn you can
get with 1, as well as doing 200+ damage every time. It also lowers their
hit-type weapon defense by 5%, which makes it great for team players.
|SS Weapon |
Snowflake-like projectile.
Maximum Damage: 250
# of projectiles: 1
Weight: Medium
Angle Range: 30
Delay: about 1300
One of the hardest weapons to hit with, but worth it. Though it only does
200-250 damage, it will lower their hit-type weapon defense by 20% (yes, 20!!!).
|Weaknesses/Strengths |
|Strengths |
+4 Defense:
-JD (Cakebot)
-Lightning (Lovebot)
+4 Attack:
-JD (Cakebot)
-Lightning (Lovebot)
Best Maps:
-Miramo Town
-Cozy Tower
-Sea of Hero
-4 Defense:
-Raon Launcher
-Knight (Horse)
-4 Attack:
-Armor Mobile
-Raon Launcher
-Knight (Horse)
Worst Maps:
|Usage Tips |
Ice is different than most other tanks. Because of your high health, you can
stay in one spot while taking some hits to keep that precious angle. Also, wind
doesn't have much effect on your shots. You have to be careful of the high
blast radius, because it is possible to hit a teammate as well as the enemy, so
you need to be careful where you aim. The solution is to shoot slightly to the
opposite side of where your teammate is standing. One more problem is fighting
at "point-blank" range. Ice's attacks do too much area damage for this to be
safe, so you need to move away or drill your self a hole to move into with
Weapon 1.
|Items |
Healing Load out:
Take advantage of the bonus life form healing effect.
-BandAid x2
Maximum Damage Load out:
Kill 'em fast!
-Dual x2
Collateral Damage Load out:
Gives a great damage range.
-Lighning x2
Bunge Load out:
Make a big hole!
-Bunge x4
|Avatar |
Attack - Take advantage of Ice's high attack.
Health - Considering Ice's base HP is high, these will be a major help.
Defense - Good for all mobiles.
|Got Gold? |
Disclaimer: Using the following method in Gunbound is at your own risk. I will
not be held responsible for any damages incurred during the usage of it.
So, you really need some gold? One really fast way to obtain it is to play
"Mammoth Tag".
Here are the steps to do so:
1. Start a 1 v 1 Tag game.
2. Deactivate (right click) on every item except BandAids.
3. Select NODEATH as your Sudden death type
4. Select Ice as your mobile.
5. Select 6 BandAids.
6. Have the other person repeat steps 4 and 5.
7. Start the game.
8. Move close to each other.
9. Shoot each other with Ice's weapon 2.
10. Heal up.
11. Repeat steps 9 and 10.
You now have a lot of money (and possibly some GP).
|Contact Info |
GameFAQs Name: Isaac999
GunBound Names: HunterIsaac and LAOGirl
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Nakmachine guide by Exploder (firstname.lastname@example.com)
Tha Nakmachine is my favorite tank in Gunbound. It requires a bit of
skill, practice, and tactical thought to use properly. But if you put in
the effort to learn it, you'll be rewarded with the double threat of
great bunging potential and awesome damage output.
| Quick Overview |
- Great damage output
- Excellent bunging potential
- Good staying power
- Tactical versatility
- Poor movement and climbing
- Below-average SS attack
- Does not gain 5% healing bonus for living tanks
- Requires practice to use effectively
| Statistics |
Type: Hit Machine
Firepower: Great
Defense: Good
Health: Average
Movement: Poor
Climbing: Poor
Shield: None
Weapon 1
Max Damage: 190
Delay: 820
Angle Range: 40
Type: Single Explosive Projectile
Weapon 2
Max Damage: 300+
Delay: 850
Angle Range: 40
Type: Single Explosive Projectile (Penetrates land)
SS Weapon
Max Damage: 300
Delay: 1320
Angle Range: 40
Type: Single Explosive Projectile (Ignores everything but tanks)
The Nak is a metal tank. That means it's affected strongly by JD
(Cakebot)'s secondary and special attacks. It can take an above average
amount of punishment, and can deal out a huge amount of pain.
Since it's a machine and not a living creature, it doesn't benefit as
much from healing items. It has no shield, so the Mage's SS attack is
not as much of a threat.
Even though the Nakmachine is a spider, its movement and climbing are
quite weak. You should try to avoid rough terrain, since it's easy to
get stuck in a seemingly navigable crater. On the positive side, the Nak
has the best tools of any tank to deal with intervening land.
The Nak is the only tank that fires out the back. This has absolutely no
tactical effect since any tank can face either direction at will, but it
does look cool.
| Primary, Secondary, and Special Attacks |
Primary Attack
It's just a typical single projectile. It does very nice damage on a
direct hit, and digs pretty well if you land it right in front of your
opponent. It's good for long range fighting since you can do quite a bit
of damage, while messing up their angle with near misses. Remember that,
as with all tanks, you will do more damage if your angle is within the
solid green area, compared to the outer transparent green part.
Secondary Attack
The "signature move" of the Nak. It flies just like the primary attack,
but it does not detonate on impact. Instead, when it hits the ground it
continues in the same direction horizonally, but it begins to curve
upward as if gravity had been reversed. It detonates when it exits from
the ground. This is useful in many situations, which I'll detail later
on. The damage for a direct hit with this attack is among the highest
non-SS attacks of any tank in the game.
SS Attack
I find this to be only rarely useful. It's a single projectile that does
below-average damage for a special. It completely ignores land, only
detonating on a direct hit with a tank. Mainly I use it when there's land
in between me and my almost-dead target, and there's a gap in the
intervening land (otherwise I'd use the secondary attack instead).
| Using the Nakmachine effectively |
The Nakmachine is fairly effective at long range, with its damaging
primary attack. However, it is a holy terror at close range, since the
secondary attack can be used reliably, so that's where you want to be
when possible.
Long Range
You'll want to use your primary attack at long range. If you and your
opponent score direct hits every turn, you will win against most tanks
since the Nak's damage is above average. But watch out for Mages and
The reason the Nak is only fairly good at range, though, is its very poor
movement and climbing. It's fairly easy for your opponent to either put
you in a hole you can't climb out of, or damage the ground in such a way
that you are unable to get the proper angle to fire back at him. So if
the opponent has a lock on you, it's best to aim your primary attack just
in front of them instead of going for the direct hit. You can destroy a
lot of land this way, and hopefully kill their angle before they do it to
Especially if you're fighting against an excellent long-range tank (Mage,
Turtle, Grub), it can be a good idea to teleport next to them. Very few
tanks can survive a melee fight against the Nakmachine. The best time to
teleport is right after they use their SS attack, or a Dual item. That
way they won't get two attacks in a row on you after you teleport.
Short Range
This is where the Nakmachine shines. Get right next to the enemy, set a
fairly high angle, use about an inch of power (you'll have to practice to
judge it right--you want it to hit the ground right at the near edge of
the enemy tank), and let loose with your secondary attack. It will
tunnel a short way into the ground, come up under your victim. If you've
judged it right and get a direct hit, you'll nail them for 300+ damage,
and drop them into a sizeable hole, with you on the edge at the top.
On your next turn, since you have your shot worked out, use a Dual, and
do the same thing. Now they're down 600+ more damage, and in a very deep
hole. Often you will have bunged or killed them by this time, if they
were already hurt.
What if they get the first attack and drop you into a hole instead?
That's no problem for the Nak! Here's some ASCII art to demonstrate the
proper response:
(ooo) <--- Enemy Tank
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###### ######/##################
##### ######/###################
###### ####/###<-- Path of #2 Attack
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##### ##-/######################
##### You *_O -/########################
###### /||\ ##########################
You just face whichever side the enemy is on, and let loose a #2 attack
with low power (again you need a little bit of experience to judge it
properly). If you did it right, it will fly upward and nail your enemy
from below. This is also a PERFECT time to use a Dual item, since you're
hitting the enemy from below (very important--I'll explain below).
Using the Secondary Attack Properly
The secondary attack only takes 30 more delay than the primary attack,
which is great. You can use the best attack for the situation without
worrying too much about your delay. Almost every other tank's secondary
takes 100 extra delay.
It has the same weight as the primary attack, meaning you can aim with
the primary and then switch to the secondary and it will hit the same
spot. But when it hits the ground, instead of detonating right there, it
starts to "burrow". I think of it as "reverse gravity" while it's
underground...instead of curving down, it curves upward.
This means that the underground curve is dependent on two things (at
least--I don't know about wind)...the angle it hits the ground at, and
the speed. If it hits the ground at a shallow angle (near horizontal), it
will travel a long way before it comes back up. On the other hand, if you
make a very high-angle shot, then it'll go almost straight down and come
almost straight back up.
It detonates when it comes out of the ground, only. It has nothing to do
with hitting a tank or anything else. And it will pass right through
tanks if it hasn't hit ground yet. If it comes out of the ground directly
under a tank it can easily top 300 damage.
When using the secondary attack with a Dual item, it is entirely possible
to top 700 damage. But this is ONLY possible when using the proper
angle. The proper angle is straight up from below. Here's the reason
Assume that the first shot is a direct hit on the enemy tank. BAM!!
300+ damage, and a big hole in the earth all around him. Now, before the
second shot arrives, the enemy FALLS TO THE BOTTOM OF THE HOLE, like so:
############################################ /||\
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############################################## #
-------############------------/############### <-> ##
#######\----------/############################# (ooo) ###
################################################## ###|########
################################################## ###|########
################################################## ###|########
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Remember, the secondary attack detonates as soon as it exits from
underground. Notice the difference in the detonation point of the second
attack for a horizontal and a vertical angle of approach. If your shot
is coming mostly horizontal when it hits, then you shouldn't use a Dual.
The second shot won't do more than 50 damage. (Note that this is an
excellent way to attack a tank, just not a good time to double up).
However, if the angle is close to straight up, then definitely use a dual
and watch both shots score a direct hit. Also notice how deep the hole
will get! Look at the position the Nak is in to see why it's so deady at
very short range.
| Bunging |
For anyone new to Gunbound, "bunge" means to cause someone to fall off
the screen, by destroying all the land below them. You get a 100g bonus
for bunging someone, to make up for the 100g kill bonus that you don't
get. (Unless you kill *and* bunge them, in which case you get both
Along with the Raon Launcher and Bigfoot, the Nakmachine is among the
best tanks in the game for bunging. We're talking about the secondary
attack here. The reason is that it hits the enemy from below, so you can
get direct-hit damage, plus full land destruction effect. Attacks that
hit from above usually destroy very little land on a direct hit, and
conversely do very little damage if they miss slightly and thus dig a
lot. Other attacks are very prone to leaving the enemy on a small bit of
land which ends up being shielded by their body.
Let's say the enemy is positioned on a thin strip of land like so:
#### <->
####### (ooo)
Now, with a normal attack, such as the Nak's primary attack or just about
any other attack in the game, you can either miss slightly and destroy
the land near (but not directly under) the enemy. Or you can hit them
directly and not destroy much of anything other than their health. The
enemy tank acts as a shield for the small bit of land that is actually
holding them up! But if you hit with the Nak's secondary attack, it goes
straight through the enemy tank, and probably right through the thin
strip of land as well. When it comes out the bottom side, it blows a big
fat hole for the hapless opponent to fall through.
And if you can execute the dual-secondary attack diagrammed above, you
can drop them through a very sizable chunk of land in one turn, in
addition to inflicting crippling damage.
| Item Recommendations |
I always use the same loadout:
Dual x 2
The Teleport is a necessity for the Nakmachine since its mobility and
climbing are so poor. It is also extremely useful for getting into very
close range where the Nak can simply demolish almost any other tank.
I also carry two Duals because they are so deadly when used with the
secondary attack. If you manage to create the right situation (see
"Using the Secondary Attack Properly"), you can finish just about anyone
with two double shots.
| Closing Remarks |
The Nakmachine, in the hands of a skilled player, is one of the strongest
and most versatile tanks in the game. It can hold its own at long range,
and at short range it is simple devastating. It is one of the best tanks
for bunging, and is unique in its ability to do heavy damage and destroy
a lot of land at the same time. Take the time to learn its nuances, and
it'll serve you well in almost any situaton.


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Tufts Graduate School of Arts and Sciences Alumna Christina Zagarino on Creativity; "Big Top Fitness; and How to Start Your Own Circus
Tweet The circus arts and graduate study may seem like odd bedfellows. But for Tufts graduate alumna Christina Zagarino, G11, the combination made perfect sense. After teaching at a circus camp in 2008—and realizing that the circus arts were a … Continue reading
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here is some of my other stuff some wip's some finished
hope you like and please comment
"yes this ab plate dosn't fit , i can't see out this thing you know"
BFG project
some trophies
here is some of my other stuff some wip's some finished
hope you like and please comment
"yes this ab plate dosn't fit , i can't see out this thing you know"
BFG project
some trophies
very cool!!!!!! love the display and d-pad on your guantlet!! can you play Minesweeper?
cheers dude
how much time didyou put into this?
Don't get put off by the time it has taken me , i could take you less time depends on you're dedication to you're costume .
remember this rule . quick , accurate , cheap you will only get 2 of these
if you want it quick and cheap then don't expect it to be accurate
if you want it cheap and accurate then it won't be quick
if you want it accurate and quick it won't be cheap
you get the idea
Don't get put off by the amount of time
what did you make your gauntlets shell from? i wanna go scratchbuilt like the rest of my armor but its notoriously difficult to get the top and bottom shell to match up. any pointers?
Thats one awsome BFG!!!! And I love the XM8 flamethrower. Well realy....I like all the stuff!
from there it should be plain sailing , just add what you want . i added more sintra to box out the top .
when sintra is heated you can push shapes onto it and it will when cold retain the shape as if recessed in it , just a tip
the BFG and the flamer still arn't finished yet
*note to self , remember not to have too many projects at once*
**extra note to self , must start a project to built somthing to remember all my other started projects**
thanks again for the comments guys
The BFG is sweet - can't wait to see it finished
wow, simply wow. The arm gauntlets gave me ideas. I think I will wire my cell phone into one. (an extra one and just transfer the sim card) Then on the other a cheap MP3 player, like a 512 mb or 1 gig, and some tiny speakers in the head piece. Something to listen to when people start talking about how much better their costume is than mine. Really, i hate people who put other down by bragging about the money spent on their costumes. =(
glad to hear i can inspire people , you might want to check out the Mandalorian Mercs Costuming club , www.firespray.net
Yea, I have that site on me favorites. But I don't really want to sign up there, I'm going to dedicate myself to this forum for now.
YOU ARE INSPIRING! Do you have a template for your arm guantlets? IF not, could you take some pictures of them and give me some dimensions of the total length, width, ect. They are really really really cool looking. I'm in love with your right arm 3 hole blaster thing.
i will try and have some dimensions for you this weekend , the 3 barrel blaster was fairly easy to build once you get the clam shell done


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In March, at the United Nations in New York this year, the Commission on the Status of Women marked the 15th anniversary of the Beijing Platform for Action. There was a short political declaration adopted on the second day of the Commission, which reaffirmed the commitments made at Beijing and called for actions towards implementation. There were 7 resolutions introduced:
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For most of us, our lives are full of momentous occasions shared by family – learning to walk, graduating from high school, starting your first job, getting married and having children. For Boston-based public relations practitioner Yumi Bilic , the next momentous occasion in family life was her sister's wedding. Unfortunately, due to the aftermath of the recent earthquake and tsunami in Japan, the Japan native was unable to attend the festivities in Tokyo earlier this month.
After learning about Yumi's situation, Cisco donated Cisco ūmi telepresence units to her and her family so that they would be able to be together virtually on the special day. With the same name, it was hard for Yumi to pass up the opportunity to see her sister's ceremony on her HDTV via ūmi.* Not only did Yumi and her husband get to see her family, but she was introduced to her sister's soon-to-be husband's family, as well. By attending the wedding virtually with Cisco ūmi from thousands of miles away in Boston, Yumi was able to see, things like her sister's beautiful bouquet and traditional kimono she changed into for the ceremony as well as finer details like the floral arrangements on all of the tables.
As you watch this video, we encourage you to enjoy the sights and sounds from Yumi's sister's wedding. Yumi says, "The wedding was beautiful and we were able to say hi to our family and my brother-in-law's family for the first time!" And for many of us, being "right there" for the first time at a Japanese wedding is a pretty cool and new experience.
But more importantly, after you're done watching, we invite you to inspire us with your stories and suggestions about how you would use umi telepresence like this in your life. From your couch, what do you wish you could see? What are you missing out on that you don't have to anymore with a life size, HD video experience through umi?
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I'm Yumi's father. Thank you, Cisco. I was happy to see both of my daughters on a special day. Umi was useful for letting Yumi attend her sister's wedding virtually in Tokyo, and letting us talk to Yumi in Boston. Thank you, again, Cisco, with gratitude from Japan.


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I wanted to ask you all a question about helmet sizes. I have 8 SW helmets in my collection, and of those 8 only the SDS TIE actually fits me well, because of my huge melon of a head! My Stormtrooper helmets do fit if i turn' n 'squeeze, but are not comfortable at all.
It's not a big thing, because i don't troop, but it would be nice if i could occasionally put on a helmet, just for the fun of it.
To get forum-specific, the Boba helmets are actually the worst. I used to have a MR, and when i tried to put it on, it was like a tophat. It didn't even go over my forehead, because of the cheeks.
Same with my Asok cc, i love the helmet, but it's also a tophat. So i was wondering if there are Boba helmets on the market that are oversized, but still have correct measurements overall? I'm 6'4/270lbs, so my head isn't out of proportion, and i can't imagine i'm the only one with this issue?


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Discussion in 'Fantasy Sports Central' started by webz, Jul 15, 2012.
Webber, try NFLFantasy they have divisons. Any group over 10 is too big.
Webz, This is who you have requesting admission to the league: 1.webz 2.mowgli 3.laimbeer 4. Darth 5.Stuckey 6. Panda 7. TFD 8. Nemo Looks like a lot of folks want in...
Bezeach, Aurora, Motown, , locsatah... From last year??? Also Roscoe, BDL ? Anyone else?
...I'm actually thinking about this. I hate football but so many of my buddies go on and on about how fantasy football is fun.
It looks like my hypnotism classes are finally starting to pay off. You are getting sleeeepy. It's all or nothing. You win that week. Or you lose that week. Nothing in between. It is easy to learn but different than the other sports. It would be lots of fun to see those inebriated rabid Squirrels running around in circles chasing their tails.
Count me in if spots are available.
Do it. I'm from Sweden, so I don't even understand why the ball looks like it does but I still MASSACRED the PF-field in my first ever regular season two years ago thanks to the soft competition here.
If Bezr won last year, kick him off !
Hey guys, I'm happy to introduce both features jnr suggested. They have been around for a while and won't take much figuring out. I propose: a) 0.5 per reception (not making WR's and pass catching RB's too valuable. Can evaluate after the season whether this is sufficient). b) a RB/WR flex spot replacing the 3rd WR spot. Your pre-draft homework should include receptions for both RB's and WR's (TE's won't be affected that much). Or at the very least, note the RB's who catch a lot of passes and look to give them a bump up your rankings. Guys like Forte and Sproles should get a bump. Guys like Turner and Wells, not so much. Implementing both PPR and Flex should also help balance out the Flex spot even more. In the past it would have been a no-brainer to put a RB in your flex spot, but this is no longer the case. All in favour? Some valuable reading on PPR Possession types Steve Johnson of Buffalo Bills, Wes Welker of New England Patriots see value bump in point-per-reception fantasy leagues - Fantasy Football - ESPN
let do it...........
I forget...what was the old point value per reception? How many people are in this now?
Zero. No points for receptions previously. We have 7 confirmed including yourself. BDL is a maybe and I haven't seen official confirmation from TheeTFD (just general comments). If they confirm that's 9. I haven't counted myself as I'm not sure I can participate this year. I think no more than 12 is optimal for a football league. So we still have room.
Really? May I ask why? Please tell me you plan on playing TPG
i"ll play. i"ll just find some smaller groups else where.
I'm going to be on the road, out of the country for an extended period (coming to USA/Canada for some of it) and I won't be able to give fantasy, nor the season my full attention unfortunately. I can probably still participate in TPG, but I may not be very successful with only half an eye on the ball. Bill has kindly offered his services to commish this league but I am still helping co-ordinate the setup/participants. PS - If anyone has any experiences/advice to share about the National Parks of Utah, Arizona, Colorado, Montana, or the Rockies in Canada, send me a PM!
Webz, You might consider starting a thread in the Green Room on the parks. Many people don't read the fantasy threads and you may miss out on some great advice. I've opened several threads asking for information. The responses are far greater than I ever hope for. I've opened them on dogs, visiting opposing arenas, buying computers, and other stuff. People are super helpful in here. I've received some terrific information that way.I live not that far from those parks but I've never been to any which is a shame. I've played in PPR leagues, and actually I very much prefer them. It makes it more exciting. .5 per reception is the number we always used. Flex spots are fine. Whatever. I'll adjust...and suck regardless. The only setting I care about is the draft type. I much prefer snake style live drafts.
There's quite a bit in this thread about the the areas you mentioned: http://www.pistonsforum.com/threads/favorite-vacation-spot.5501/ As I mentioned in the thread, I've been to Arches in Utah with my wife for an anniversary trip [I just realized that I said honeymoon in the thread but I meant anniversary]. We loved it.
WEBZ.............. I did go to Yellowstone 20 times so far, and I was married at the Old Faithful Inn. Matter of fact.......I'm leaving for there now, on an anniversary trip. Don't tell Darth..........he likes to annoy me about being gone from fantasy baseball. Wow.......I'd better set my baseball lineup now for Laimbeer's challenge gift next week.
How convenient for you to be away from your computer during our matchup again..... WEBZ.....................BDL gave me some great tips when I visited Colorado last month.
Yea.........I know. I missed my comeback where I scored 38 runs in 3 days............ Not sure how my squad will do, now that Hamilton has been a head case for the last 7 weeks. Finally bumped him out of the starting rotation.
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WorldNetDaily, one of the loudest voices pushing the bogus story that Barack Obama does not have a legitimate birth certificate, is now touting a birther claim first made on a "pro-white" radio program at a conference of "white supremacist[s]."
In a June 10 article headlined, "Hawaii elections clerk: Obama not born here," WND's Joe Kovacs wrote that Tim Adams, "who worked as a senior elections clerk for the city and county of Honolulu in 2008 is making the stunning claim Barack Obama was definitely not born in Hawaii as the White House maintains, and that a long-form, hospital-generated birth certificate for Obama does not even exist in the Aloha State." WND added that "People started to pay attention this week after he was briefly interviewed by James Edwards, host of a weekly radio show on WLRM Radio in Memphis, Tenn." Kovacs wrote a follow-up article on Adams, touting how "WND's original report about Adams' claims has already been made into a YouTube video, getting thousands of hits."
WND, however, makes no mention that Adams made the claim while appearing on a "pro-white" radio program hosted by white nationalist James Edwards at a conference of "white supremacist[s]."
James Edwards says that on June 5, he broadcasted his radio program The Political Cesspool "at the 2010 Council of Conservative Citizens National Conference." The CofCC similarly states that Edwards broadcasted live from its event, and includes links to a recording of the show. According to Edwards, "in attendance" was Tim Adams, who made his birther claim on-air.
The Council of Conservative Citizens is described by the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) as a "white supremacist" "hate group," and by the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) as having a "white supremacy, white separatism" ideology. The Council states on its website that they "oppose all efforts to mix the races of mankind, to promote non-white races over the European-American people through so-called 'affirmative action' and similar measures, to destroy or denigrate the European-American heritage, including the heritage of the Southern people, and to force the integration of the races."
The Political Cesspool website states: "We represent a philosophy that is pro-White ... We wish to revive the White birthrate above replacement level fertility and beyond to grow the percentage of Whites in the world relative to other races." The ADL and SPLC have both criticized Edwards and The Political Cesspool. The SPLC writes that Edwards "has probably done more than any of his contemporaries on the American radical right to publicly promote neo-Nazis, Holocaust deniers, raging anti-Semites and other extremists."
Other guests that appeared on the show with Adams included "white supremacist" Sam Dickson; "white supremacist" Paul Fromm; and Derek Black, the son of former Klan leader Don Black and host of "weekly shows on the Stormfront Internet radio site, where he also was a webmaster." Stormfront, which has streamed Political Cesspool, describes itself as a "community of White Nationalists."
Edwards wrote on his blog that he "introduced Tim Adams to the world," and brought the story to WorldNetDaily. Edwards wrote: "We have been swamped with media inquiries ever since Mr. Adams appeared on our show last weekend. In working in cooperation with Joe Kovacs, Executive News Editor at World Net Daily, the following story has now been published." Edwards then linked to Kovacs' June 10 story.
The backing behind Adams' claim is so extreme that even the right-wing message board Free Republic states that it pulled threads related to Adams because the source of the video "is a group called The Council of Conservative Citizens. This is NOT a Conservative group, do not be fooled by the name. This group is a front group for a neo-Nazi group known as the National Alliance and is associated with Stormfront."
So why is WorldNetDaily pushing a claim made on a "pro-white" radio program at a "white supremacist" conference?
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Tenzer Named Horizon League Scholar-Athlete of the Month
By: Ryan Hartwig (@RyanHartwig)
GREEN BAY, Wis. GreenBayPhoenix.com) – Green Bay men's tennis sophomore Michael Tenzer (Neuried, Germany) was recognized on Monday as the Horizon League Scholar-Athlete of the Month for April. The award is voted on by faculty athletic representatives from the league's member institutions.
Tenzer, a business administration major who maintains an impressive 3.80 grade-point average, was named Horizon League Player of the Year on April 26, becoming the school's first Player of the Year winner since 2006 (Tim Prudlow). The sophomore went 5-1 in singles play in the month of April and finished the 2013 season with a 16-4 singles record and a 15-7 doubles record. Tenzer also achieved a perfect 6-0 record against conference opponents during the regular season at No. 1 singles.
Tenzer helped lead the Phoenix (17-7, 6-0 HL) to five straight wins to start the month before Green Bay dropped a 4-3 heartbreaker to rival Cleveland State in the Horizon League title match on April 28. Green Bay's unbeaten conference slate (6-0) led to the program's first regular season title in school history.
In the classroom, Tenzer helped the men's tennis squad turn in a department-best 3.70 team GPA during the fall, leading Green Bay Athletics to its 26th-straight semester above a 3.0. Paced by men's tennis, the department's 3.24 combined GPA marked its highest fall average in school history.
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Here is yet another Ace. Check out IBM Workplace Web Content Management 6.0 and ISSL (IBM Software Services for Lotus) RSS Consumer offering that can pull content out of your Interwoven or Documentum repository, and use WCM's delivery engine to dynamically publish the content to websites or IBM WebSphere Portal. See recent press on WCM:
Back to the game though, this year the United States Tennis Association utilized IBM Workplace Web Content Management to empower non-technical staff to publish complex, frequently updated multimedia editorial content to http://USOpen.org, the official Web site of the US Open, and to offer sponsors more effective online marketing opportunities.
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An Israel human rights group released footage which shows Jewish settlers in Hebron shooting at unarmed Palestinians. Israel police had forced settlers to evacuate a house which resulted in fighting between the settlers and police, but the settlers were not content with merely attacking their own police, but attacked innocent Palestinian bystanders. The video footage shows a settler shooting at Hosni Bua Se'ifan and his father who both were wounded. Palestinians grabbed the gun and turned the shooter over to the police. A question is why police were not able to prevent settlers from running wild through the streets of Hebron attacking people.
Robert Serry, the UN Midle East coordinator, said, "I condemn the ensuing violence and attacks by Israeli settlers against Palestinian civilians." Of course, on the plus side, Israeli police acted against their own people in attempting to curb violence. How many Arab police forces would protect Jewish civilians. It is time to close down Israel settlements on the West Bank and restore the area to its rightful owners– Palestinians.


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hi everyone i was wondering if i really needed the chest display on boba's left
part of his chest the red blinking numbers?
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hi everyone i was wondering if i really needed the chest display on boba's left
part of his chest the red blinking numbers?
Well...do we REALLY need any of this stuff?;) Anyway, it depends on your budget and the level of accuracy you want to achieve. I've been working on my Fett suit for about four years, gone through several versions and upgrades, and only recently this year did I break down and buy the awesome chest display made by TK409's brother. I got to the point where my costume was complete and cool, but I just wanted to get to the next level of accuracy and coolness.
Since it is costly, I'd consider it a finishing touch, but if you're on a tight budget, I'd recommend putting your resources into more important parts first (especially a good bucket).
agree with Bill here. Its that final cherry you put on top once everything is done. The kids love the blinkies but be sure to pour your resources into completing everything first.
Its the bling man that adds the final touch. Like Bill and Jose have said, I'd focus on other things first. The little touches like the chest lights really make the suit stand out in folk's minds.
im thinking of riviting my armor to the vest so would i have to put the chest display before i put them on if i do that?
If you're going to rivet your armor onto your vest (which I wouldn't recommend) you wouldn't be able to access the back of the chest lights to install the battery. You'd have to cut a window into the vest behind the chest plate.
Don't rivet on the armor, either use heavy duty snaps or velcro OR you can epoxy flat-head screws onto the back of the armor, push them through small holes you cut into the vest and screw on a nut on the inside of the vest.
the reason wht i was saying that was cause i rivited my armor on the wronf vest before and i had to get a profetional to dril it out no there r litlle holes in every corner where the rivits were and i want to close them off too
Instead of spending a lot of money on some chest lights, just use that awesome tutorial on how to make your own from a bicylce light on tk409's website. That will probably do until you get the money to buy some nice ones.


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Every season a number of Arsenal players go out on loan to gain valuable first-team experience and the 2010/11 campaign was no different.
Arsenal.com have tracked the progress of the loanees throughout the season and our 'Loan Review' series will examine each player in turn. Today we focus on Benik Afobe.
Benik Afobe
Benik initially joined Huddersfield on a one-month loan in November but, following a fruitful start to life in the North-West, that was extended until the end of the season.
The pacy frontman went straight into Lee Clark's side and scored three times in eight appearances as he settled into the rigours of League football.
He continued to impress manager Lee Clark with some mature performances as Huddersfield pushed for automatic promotion from League One.
FA regulations stopped Benik playing against Arsenal in the FA Cup Fourth Round but he went on to make 36 appearances, scoring eight times, as Huddersfield eventually lost out in the play-offs.
"It is very good experience for me at the age of 17 to go on loan. I think I'm going to come back to Arsenal a lot stronger," said Benik.
"The defenders in League One try and intimidate me before the game and even during the game but I don't take notice of it and just try to play my own game.
"It's made me realise how much three points can mean. In a Reserve game it's all about the development side but there [in League One] if we win ugly no-one cares as long as we get the three points."
Richard Sutcliffe of the Yorkshire Evening Post:
"He's been superb. He's come in, at 17 years old, and done really well. Over the season he has developed his control and poise. Even in the Premier League, defenders don't like pace.
"Huddersfield have four strikers which they alternate but he is the only one who gave them out-and-out pace. His influence has grown as the season has gone on.
"I think he has grown as a player with his confidence and I think he has become more mature. He looks like he has got real potential and is certainly going to have a very good career in the game.
"He has more than played his part in Huddersfield's good season. They went on a 25-game unbeaten run and there has been a few occasions when goals that he has either created or scored kept Huddersfield in games."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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A living room fire on Christmas evening displaced a Salt Lake City family.
Firefighters responded to the 6:11 p.m. call to find heavy smoke inside a house near 1400 N. Morton Drive (1965 West). No one was home at the time, but neighbors saw smoke in the windows and called 911, said Jasen Asay, spokesman for the Salt Lake City Fire Department.
Firefighters contained the flames to the living room and got the slow-burning blaze under control within five minutes of their arrival. Besides the damage to the living room in the front of the home, there was also heavy smoke damage throughout the house, according to a news release.
Seven people, including two children, lived in the home, and told firefighters that they will stay with family until they can return to their home, according to the news release. The cause of the fire is under investigation.
Investigators are also trying to determine the cost of the damage, Asay saud. The family's Christmas tree and decorations were still in the living room, but it was not immediately clear if their presents were also lost to the fire, Asay said.
Though the family was gone, their grey cat was home, but firefighters found the pet outside and unharmed.
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Thursday, August 18
We all go through every emotion following our team but none more than nervousness. Tuesday night's first leg certainly contained plenty!
Champions League Play-Off ties are not new for us but looking back we have eased into the Group Stage in considerable comfort on every occasion.
Any team that finishes in the top four in Italy will be a tough encounter so we all knew as soon as the draw was made it was going to be just that. Halfway through the tie we have a lead and that hugely-important clean sheet at home. Two major plus points to take with us on what will be an extremely difficult second leg trip to Italy next week.
After the perfect start saw Theo finish off a fine flowing move, our visitors offered the kind of attacking formation and play we rarely see from visitors to our home ground and coupled with their expected technical ability it tested our defensive capabilities to the limit.
Overall I was surprised that we didn't receive a little more credit for keeping a clean sheet. Udinese had obvious attacking qualities and we also had to deal with two defensive injuries during the game. Chezz made a couple of good saves admittedly but generally I think we defended pretty well.
Indeed, although it would have been harsh on our visitors it took an incredible save in the dying moments to prevent Theo from doubling our lead.
Our home crowd was good on Tuesday night too I felt, plenty of the positive support the vast majority of us choose to give and hopefully a sign of what is to come.
The weekend is nearly here and I am off to spend three nights in a 1967 Volkswagen Split Screen Camper Van!
It is an event that will be slightly broken up of course by a little trip to London but hopefully the second night will be spent celebrating three points from Saturday's tough home game against Liverpool.
Come on you mighty reds!
FrankCopyright 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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Expert recommendations for the best places to eat in four price ranges: budget ($), moderate ($$), expensive ($$$), and luxury ($$$$)
Ben's Chili Bowl
"Order the chili half-smoke with fries, the regulars' favorite."—Amanda McClements, food writer and author of Metrocurean.com. Located on eponymously named Ben Ali Way, a Washington institution not to be missed for diner-counter atmosphere serving half-smokes (a D.C. invention), milkshakes, and chili fries; Bill Cosby stops by whenever he's in town. 1213 U St., NW; tel. +1 202 667 0909. www.benschilibowl.com
Bread Line
Offers creative lunchtime sandwiches in a stylish, no-fuss atmosphere near the White House; long lines move quickly, so know what you want before you reach the front; selections change seasonally; closes at 3:30 p.m. 1751 Pennsylvania Ave., NW; tel. +1 202 822 8900.
"Doro wat (stewed chicken) and dulet (spiced, minced tripe) served on sour flat bread (injera) pair perfectly with Ethiopian honey wine."—Adam Bailey, food blogger, DCist.com. D.C. has America's largest population of Ethiopians, who've brought their food traditions with them; casual atmosphere; DJ night Thursday. 1942 9th St., NW; tel. + 1 202 232 7600. www.eteterestaurant.com
Chef/founder Jose Andres has appeared on PBS; near the National Gallery and Verizon Center; specializes in Spanish small plates (tapas), red wines and paella. 480 7th St., NW; tel. +1 202 628 7949. www.jaleo.com
Old Ebbitt Grill
Established in 1856, the favorite of former presidents; Francis Scott Key, who wrote the Star Spangled Banner, dined here; American-style, casual dining; near White House and museums; on Monday through Thursday, from 10 p.m. - 1 a.m. all plates of oysters are half price. 675 15th St., NW; tel. +1 202 347 4800. www.ebbitt.com
Tony Cheng's Seafood Restaurant
The dining institution in Chinatown; go upstairs for dim sum; entrée plates served on the ground floor; known for Cantonese roast duck (before ordering, see it for yourself in the case at the back) and Chinese cuisine classics such as Szechuan crispy beef. 621 H St., NW; tel. +1 202 371 8669.
"A terrific wine list; best seating is in the bar—witty bartender and great plates of oysters."—Todd Kliman, Washingtonian food critic. Raw bar and lobster, and lauded for its seafood specialties; American style brasserie. 2000 Pennsylvania Ave., NW; tel. +1 202 296 7700. www.kinkead.com
Restaurant Eve
"Award-winning cooking; ever-changing menu; some of Washington's best service."—Adam Bailey. Converted historic warehouse setting in Old Town Alexandria. 110 S Pitt St., Alexandria, VA; tel. +1 703 706 0450. www.restauranteve.com
Cashion's Eat Place
"A great neighborhood vibe; don't miss the New Orleans-style gumbo."—Amanda McClements. Seasonal menu changes daily; unfussy, unpretentious presentation and atmosphere; sample menu includes rabbit terrine and grilled lamb; many organic offerings. 1819 Columbia Rd., NW; tel. +1 202 797 1819. www.cashionseatplace.com
Poste Modern Brasserie
"Not pretentious; I like the chicken; a great steak tartare served on a brioche bun; and homemade yeast doughnuts."—Todd Kliman. Upscale, American brasserie; patio dining, complete with herb garden that produces spices for use in the kitchen. 555 8th St., NW; tel. +1 202 783 6060. www.postebrasserie.com
"A seat in front of chef Koji Terano is one of the hottest in town. Order the 'omakase' menu for the full experience."—Amanda McClements. Washington's first sushi bar still serves the city's best in raw fish; near the National Cathedral. 2309 Wisconsin Ave., NW; tel. +1 202 333 4187. www.sushikorestaurants.com
"Worth donning a jacket and tie; mixes French cooking and American ingredients so masterfully that you'll think it's channeling the Marquis de Lafayette and General Washington all at once."—Adam Bailey. Relaxed country inn décor in a Federal townhouse in Georgetown. 1226 36th St., NW; tel. +1 202 965 1789. www.1789restaurant.com
The Palm
For dining on steak and two-pound lobsters among lobbyists, lawyers, and politicos, head to this institution. A good bet for spotting Washington celebrities. 1225 19th St., NW; tel. +1 202 293 9091. www.thepalm.com
"One of the most inventive chefs in the entire country; I love the dessert called Breakfast, cinnamon- scented duck with a port wine sauce, and wild mushroom soup."—Todd Kliman. Award-winning chef Michel Richard; sumptuous, stylish surrounds. 3000 M St., NW; tel. +1 202 625 2150. www.citronelledc.com
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295C sec. 1 - Criminal Field Placement Ethics Seminar (Fall 2014)
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Meeting Time: Tu 6:25-9:25
Meeting Location: 244
Course Start: August 26, 2014
The Criminal Field Placement Ethics Seminar is the 2-unit graded required companion course to Criminal Field Placements, where students work on law-related matters in criminal non-profit and government agencies under the supervision of attorneys to receive academic credit. The 2-unit Seminar meets the Law School's Professional Responsibility requirement and with the field placement component meets the Professional Skills requirement. The Seminar provides students with an opportunity to reflect on their field work, explore professional responsibility topics, and to work on simulations and presentations related to their field placements. Students are expected to complete memos, timesheets, reports/forms and a presentation to earn credit for the Field Placement Program and Seminar. In order to earn academic credit, field placements are offered for 4 units or 16 hours/week of work over the 14 weeks. Students must complete a Field Placement Application available at: http://www.law.berkeley.edu/179.htm in order to receive course control numbers. Applications must be approved before students will be eligible to receive academic credit for their field placement work.
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text: Cast has been announced. Elissa is Rachel Reily's sister. Season premieres on June 26. The season will last 100 days, the longest season ever. Twists include 3 houseguests being nominated for eviction each week, and America voting an "MVP" (aka America's/Producer's Favorite) each week and that person will receive some sort of advantage. Info and video about the house layout and decor, along with photos. Big Brother: After Dark will be airing on TV Guide Network this season.


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My fellow Mandos, Sith, Jedi and everyone of Sci-fi loving awesomeness. I have been viewing the boards for some time now and I love the variations of the Mandolorians out there. My question is what hasn't been done? For example, is there a Heavy Weapons/Heavy Armored Mando? Maybe a light weapons stealth Mando?
Don't take this the wrong way, but most of the Mandolorians variants look really similar. Is there a reason for this? I have tried to educate myself on the Lore of the Mandos, but I can't seem to find anything that strikes my fancy just yet. I really want to experiment with making a cloth and armor costume, but I want something I really like doing.
Anything, good comments or bad, let me have it. Only way a n00b like me is going to learn.


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Could it be related to the 2:1 syrup, or ... .-- Kris
.... there is but a small amount of capped brood left. There is a lot of pollen stored in the upper box; I guess they'll have to move it or work around it when they start putting honey there. .. upside-down quart jar ... in an effort to get them taking syrup faster. The population seemed to have dwindled significantly. But that's normal for now, I suppose. -- Kris


text: Kerstin Frank and Viktor Pfeiffer better start practicing! It's too bad Kira Korpi is so tall: she'd make a lovely pairs skater. FIN has Dance teams that could be appointed, and, who knows, if Korpi does this well at GP next year, FIN might be the 10th team, since one Korpi = Coomes/Buckland + Jenna McCorkell placement points-wise. I don't know what the alternate policy is for the Olympics. If a country qualifies one skater for the individual discipline, either through qualifying (London or Nebelhorn) or as Olympic host, appoints one, that skater has to skate both events. Kovtun could be appointed to the Olympic team, with Plushenko as the alternate, and then have a medically approved injury after the team event, leaving Plushenko to skate singles 1. If the team FS isn't after the Men's SP and 2. If the timing for replacements were to work out. (I know the Team Event is supposed to start before the rest of the competition, but I'm not sure when the team FS is in the rest of the schedule.) Similarly, if Canada doesn't earn a second Ladies spot, Rochette would be in the same boat, were she to want to come back, although I suspect they'd do it the other way around, since Rochette would like to do the team event. According to the announcement, each country has to declare who will skate the Free "immediately (latest about 10 minutes) after the conclusion of the last Short Program/Short Dance of the Team Event in order to ensure that the Team composition of all Teams are known before the beginning of the Free Skating/Free Dance." (I hope the "conclusion" means after the marks are in place, because if they're skating in reverse order, the results of the presumably strongest/highest ranked skater could make a difference in strategy, and I'd guess the skater's Federation would like to get some feedback on how that skater/team was feeling before committing them to the Free.


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Sooooo... luv, I believe you said you were starting today. How did your fit test go?
Sooooo... luv, I believe you said you were starting today. How did your fit test go?
lol, it didn't. i read all the info but didn't get up this morning in time (emotional weekend, my friends mom is dying of cancer). i will do this one tonight after my cycle class. i have to start doing them in the morning though...so tonight 30 min fit test then tomorrow is plyometric cardio circuit.
thanks for checking in on me!
luv, I'm sending my best wishes for your friend and her Mom. I hope all goes well with your test too.
Insanity will be waiting for you when you are ready. Keep me posted.
Luv, How are you doing?
I have one more workout tomorrow and then the FitTest on Thursday and I'm done.
Hi Luv,
Shaun only has you do power knees on one side during the fit test. You only do the fit test 5 times so I didn't worry about being "lopsided". He has you do power knees in a few other workouts but he does balance those on both sides.
Push-up jacks were hard. Especially at first. I only did about 18 on my first test and my form was nothing to write home about. The low obliques were really hard my first time. My hips and calves muscles were actually cramping up on me that first and second time. They get easier.
Simply continue to modify and take notes on what you did to compare that with your next fit test. There is no way you can't improve if you continue with the workouts.
Do what you can on each workout and don't forget it's okay to modify. If you watch the workouts even the super fit people in the DVD need to take breaks. These workouts are about pushing yourself beyond your limits.
How was day 2? or are you on day 3?
I am going to work on steady state cardio and weight work on none treadmill days as I mentioned in the accountability thread. So 3 days on the treadmill and 2 or 3 days weight work.
How's Insanity going for you?
I'm glad you like it. You'll love the results. As far as your schedule goes I would say just do the workouts when you can and move to the next workout. You'll still see results if it takes you 90 days instead of 60 (okay 63 really)....
Which ones have you done so far?
Sorry, I've been MIA. How's Insanity coming, have you had a chance to fit it in your schedule?


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worried about this cold snap?
Well I have a bad case of "can't help it" when it comes to these bees. I've done some digging around in an attempt to identify their race. The only one I can come up with is Carniolan. This is not a scientific identification by any stretch of the imagination. It is simply based on coloration and temperament.I've also been reading up on brood chamber temperature and its effect on the queens willingness to begin laying. It appears that she will shut down production at about 90F. I may take this as a challenge to stimulation her by doing what the small population can't. I'm toying around with a few ideas. My grandson is 10 and wants his own colony and based on the nature of these bees they would make a good impression on a young mans memory that will last long after I'm gone.
it's here to. temp at 47 wind chill at 38 winds at 15-20 with gust to 47. they say you guys further north to go down to the single diggits tonight with us in the middle down to upper teens. but it looks like the temps will be on the rise by the end of the week.Johnforgot to say the winds have packed my battery banks full today in the shop. I am now burning off the excess power into some heater stripes. got the temp up in the shop to about 75 and rising.John