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Can someone let me know if any more turn up anywhere please, thank u
Guess they didn't have anymore? They have become a rare item these days.... Did receive the ones I got from eBay and they are what they say they are. Good luck for me on the boots, not so much with my helmet. Had been looking for the boots since September.
huh? how has it been hard there are several reputable vendors on here for helmets i find it hard to believe but good you found some boots
Not hard to find the helmet....just had mine fall to the ground and get a 2.5 spiderweb series of cracks in the coldcast layer. The boots have been very hard to source. Will say the bed stu are prolly nicer than the buffalino, at least taller anyway. Didn't come out so well verbally....., just referring to my luck.
awww that does suck almost makes a grown man cry wish you luck with your next bucket i got lucky on the boots got some KC pit crew knock offs made in mexico from a garrison member closest to accurate
Nearly broke my heart!
Cruzer is going to try and salvage the lid....
Not so sure. If you grind out the cracks then clean, mix a small batch of CC resin and full. Tape thick smooth plastic over it to keep it in place until cured. Then blend into area. Fiberglass products tend to adhere to themselves pretty well in repairs. Will be some color variation but it's just so crazy it might work.
Worst case is to grind, clean, fill with epoxy, then smooth/blend and prime locally. Then hit area with some RubNBuff to blend back in, then add a little helpful "weathering" at that area....worth a shot anyway and sounds good on paper.
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Back to boots. If anyone else has suggestions or finds some that they can't use, quite a few folks here would love to pick them up.
You could use water this cyanoacrylate adhesive that will use capillary action to fill the crack. Sprinkle on some nickel dust & then hit with an accelerator & once it is sanded back down level, the crack should be filled & discreet if not invisible. You could always use a little rub n buff in that area as well to blend in. I wouldn't scrap the helmet, the damage is pretty minor. I think grinding out the crack bigger is just going to leave you with a more visible scar.
It's currently en route to Cruz, to use whatever method or force he deems necessary :)
Definitely not going to scrap the helmet, but was extremely close that first night I discovered it. Thanks for the suggestions.
On a previous commission with a FettPride ILM CC, a portion on the back was sanded down to the resin layer, which essentially eliminated the cold cast layer. I tried rub and buff however, R&B is significantly lighter in color than the cold cast. It didn't look too good IMO. Maybe you can blend it in with weathering but IDK
hi guys, still had no joy on this one :( is it possible someone could list the makes/models that can be used as an alternative please? cheers
Kenneth Cole pit crew....original
Buffalino Sentinels
Bed Stu....I believe they were called Modules or Prowlers
Thank you
What about the custom Mando boots from Crowe? I saw a pair that sold in the Cargo Hold recently. They deviate from screen accurate slightly because they are all leather, but that doesn't matter because that part is covered by the flightsuit.
That is another option. Goes by crow62 here on TDH, and Gio(RPF I think)somewhere else.
Thanks guys will check it out
BKBT, which Crow/Gio boots are those? The Pit Crews I got from him were durn near perfect. The bits that are supposed to be leather are leather, and the uppers that are supposed to be nylon (or whatever) are nylon (or whatever).
I'm pretty sure he's continuing to get caught up on his initial deluge of orders/interest for those. *heh* I waited a year for mine, but was in the initial interest/payment group. Others who ordered later got theirs sooner. In my opinion, they're well worth it.
I've sent Crowe a pm
Yea Crow, from what I saw on CTN, has gotten back in the game...it appears he came back and rectified the issues he had previously and is re-building his reputation.
As for the actual boots, he calls them something to the affect of "mandolorian" boots, which are essentially similar to black combat boots just with the Kenneth Cole sole...he goes only up to a size 14 from what he told me.
I have been considering asking him to mold up my size 16's KC's and make a boot just like that for a future project....
boots and jetpack proving elusive for me
Oooohh... I think I see what you're talking about. He does the Pit Crews as replicas, but also does the white/tan Galactic Marine/Light Infantry style, and the all-leather "Mandalorian" style. I had forgotten about that last.
The whole mess was that he drastically underestimated demand/interest. That, combined with a bunch of bad stuff at his end (health problems that got sorted, ongoing PayPal issues vis-a-vis his country's relationship with PP -- he can't link his PP to a bank account, and is limited to how much PP will let him withdraw as a prepaid card every month)... he just got overwhelmed and a lot of people started hating on him. I know he's a good guy and would never leave anone hanging, even if it took him a while. I even got my Royal Guard and Republic Commando boots from him during the time I was waiting for my Pit Crews. Since he already had them in my size on hand, there was no waiting and I got them a week later. He even did the right thing and stopped taking new orders for a while so he could catch up somewhat.
As for the rocketpack... What are you running into? Which version of the pack do you want, and what are your constraints? There are templates and pepakura patterns out ther eif you're up for scratch-building your own. And I'm pretty sure there are at least a couple vendors around here who sell them...
i wear a sz US 12 shoe and an 11 is what my harley D boots are does crows run a little big i might want a pair some time later
Peregrinus, I've been given a stubby jetpack but it's less accurate than I hoped! Will go for a home build as I lost my job just before xmas!! Downloaded all files earlier today. Thanks


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Edit: I just noticed you are sailing a dinghy, that may not have a foresail, so this could all be academic. In that case, the single sail is generally placed to allow for the balance alone and there is no jib car.
So Mike disregard the jib chat until you get a boat with one!!
Re: Wind Direction Question from Noob...
The jib car is the block that the line coming from the foresail passes through to redirect toward the cockpit. It's placement will affect the angle at which that line pulls on the foresail. The further forward, the more it pulls down on the sail. The further aft, the more it pulls across. On some boats, this car is adjustable underway, on some it is set once.
As for heavy helm, Faster is referring to heavy weather helm. Meaning the boat wants to turn toward the wind. This is generally good, but the boat sails best with a modest amount of weather helm. Think of your boat essentially pivoting side to side on its keel. Since the main sail is furthest aft, wind pushes the aft away and, therefore, the bow pivots toward the wind. The opposite is generally true for the foresail. When flying both sails, these are trimmed to be in balance with a modest amount of weather helm. Without a foresail, you'll get more 'heavier' weather helm.
Heavy weather helm is inefficient because you have to deflect the rudder more to overcome it, which creates more drag and slows you down. It can also be exhausting over a long period to hold the helm with excess pressure against it.
Edit: I just noticed you are sailing a dinghy, that may not have a foresail, so this could all be academic. In that case, the single sail is generally placed to allow for the balance alone and there is no jib car.
Re: Wind Direction Question from Noob...
Thanks for your explanation. However, being the new guy, I don't understand some of your terminology:
"Jib cars not set properly" I am only using a mainsail now, no jib yet. But what the heck is a jib car, and how does one set it properly?
Could you explain what you mean by the term 'heavy helm'?
Re: Wind Direction Question from Noob...
Main telltales are usually on the trailing edge ( leech) and if they are "flying" you're getting a clean exit flow off the main- the most useful data, unlike on a headsail the telltales either side let you "see" the attached laminar flow and let's you know when the angle of attack matches the trim setting.. Here if both tells are streaming aft it means you have the correct trim for the apparent wind angle, usually the optimum setting.
To take that one step further, all telltale sets (top to bottom) should fly similarly, if they don't its an indication that your jib cars are not properly set. If the upper set breaks early on a luff, move lead forward.
If you're sailing mainsail only, heavy helm is going to be a problem often...
Re: Wind Direction Question from Noob...
Ok, next question: can I assume that if the telltales on both sides of the main are pointing towards the stern of the boat that I have the sail correctly trimmed and am going as fast as I can at that time?
Re: Wind Direction Question from Noob...
A good sailor will always question whether they are making their best speed for given conditions. Generally the more data you acquire the more likely you'll be able to answer that question for yourself.
Sounds like you are well on your way.
Re: Wind Direction Question from Noob...
Thanks to all for the help and awesome information...even if I don't understand much of the terminology. After a couple of months of sailing, I feel like I am starting to understand my area. I also think that I need one more thing to focus on while sailing:
It seems that for the most part I always feel like I could be going faster than I really am. I guess that's natural; wondering what I'm doing wrong and what I would be doing if there was an instructor with me at that moment. But, I'm not interested in setting any speed records, so if I end up where I want to be, then it takes as long as it takes.
Re: Wind Direction Question from Noob...
Specific locations have definite, predictable wind patterns. That's what makes local knowledge so important. Land masses and cooling/heating patterns, mountains and valleys, and predominant weather systems all add up to predictable patterns. People who work outdoors usually internalize weather knowledge from dealing with it daily over long periods of time. Commercial fishermen, rangers, etc. usually have an uncanny ability to predict wind and weather because they know their micro-climate. As a new sailor, you'll eventually get to know your predominant wind patterns.
Re: Wind Direction Question from Noob...
The original question was can I count on the wind being the same for a couple of hours? Well in a micro sense no. Just try standing to the side of smokey fire and watch how it swirls and gusts.
In a wider sense it will stay much the same unless there is a reason for it to change. Look at a chart with isobars and learn the wind systems associated with the patterns and how they move. You probably won't get much change in a short time unless a front is coming through, or a low is expected. Where you will get change is through land and sea breezes. AS the land heats up the air rises and wind comes in from the sea to replace it. Later the opposite occurs. Often there is a prevailing wind and the sea breeze changes it. So it may be very light in the morning and build through the day then die. That will be influenced by cloud. To learn the patterns learn the things influencing it and observe what happens. It can also pay to watch the higher level clouds direction and speed. It can be light particularly when you are in the shelter of land, but the clouds above start moving faster. Then when you go home and out of the shelter of land you find the wind and sea are much higher than you thought. You need to anticipate this by knowing what is expected and observing what is actually happening. Usually forecasts are general not specific or accurate to the hour.
Re: Wind Direction Question from Noob...
Sounds like you're describing extreme weather helm.. sailing mainsail only will make that worse.. with a headsail up the center of effort of the rig moves forward, reducing the tendency of the boat to want to spin up to weather, needing less 'rudder' to keep it going straight. A rudder angle of more than 5-10 degrees is just acting like a brake, so the sails should be trimmed/set/used to keep the rudder angle within limits.
It wouldn't take much of a difference in apparent wind angle between your port and stbd legs to make a fair difference in helm balance.
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On Boba's helmet, on the right cheek, there is a small round greeblie (Borden Connector). Someone recently asked me what the purpose of this piece of the helmet is for? Anyone know?
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Hey All,
On Boba's helmet, on the right cheek, there is a small round greeblie (Borden Connector). Someone recently asked me what the purpose of this piece of the helmet is for? Anyone know?
umm... these parts have purposes? lol :D here i thought they were all on there because the sculptors thought they looked cool. i'd just tell someone that's part of the voice modulator
Pffffttt!!! Everyone who knows anything knows this one! It is so Boba can get his semi-annual teeth cleaning without remiving his helmet!!!!
Actually, if memory serves, I thought I saw it labeled as a "data port" somewhere.... funny that the Star Wars universe has hyperspace but lacks wireless data transfer....
I dunno if there's an "in universe" explanation for it, but I always thought it was some kind of atmosphere sensor that checked for toxic gases or something. *shrug*
Beauty spot.... deffo! :lol
Soz.... couldn't resist? dunno but am inclined to agree with the data port idea (also saw this somewhere) :confused
it was Motti who said it to vader right before he got choked out.
Yeah... sorry for the name mixup ^^
Heck the SW hyperspace only goes the speed of light which is a flub since Hyperspace shortens the distance traveled and has nothing to do with speed.
The parsecs thing I understand. The hyperspace shortening distances I dont.
I understood 'hyper space' as 'light speed' Your surrounded by light that is travelin gas fast as you, creating a 'corridor' effect and your technicall not there as your atoms are at a state of acceleration.
As for why 'Parsecs' I understand it as only a fast enough ship, can get close enough to the 'Maw' cluster of black holes and then escape them.
Most slow ships have to go _way_ around.
A faster ship can fly a tighter pattern, meaning a shorter distance, meaning thats why you can do a run that is safe at a 16 parsec trip, can be done in 12 parsecs.
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It connects a borden.


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daverupa wrote:bodom wrote:daverupa wrote:It all requires the arising of a tathagata in the world, in our case the Buddha.
AN 5.88 is noteworthy in this connection, as there we can read that a popular monk with many followers - a celebrity monk, if you like - can still have wrong view.
Im not making the connection here Dave. Is this to suggest that you believe Ajahn Chah was of wrong view?
Oh not at all; simply underlining this strange 'lineage' idea.
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this is awesome!!! and yeah hearts don't work anymore! u know the 3 (greater+three)
Why didnt i see this earlier D: resident evil 3
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After spending opening day at CES, I couldn't agree more with my colleague Sarah Rotman Epps in her blog post that CES matters more now than ever to every marketer, product strategist, and C-level executive in every industry. Across the CES floor, connected TVs, tablets of all sizes, and a new breed of "phablets," combining the form factor of tablets and smartphones into one, confirmed the fact that we've left the PC-dominated world behind for a mobilized and connected home and work life where content and context will dominate.
What struck me while I walked the floor at CES was that Peppers and Rogers were actually way ahead of their time. Remember them, the ones who wrote The One to One Future way back in 1996, well before the digital age became a reality? Their vision continues to become a technology-powered reality. With CES showing an abundance of new ways to connect with mobilized customers, the ability to target, reach, and effectively communicate with customers one-to-one, customizing and personalizing messages and offers to their unique needs, is increasingly within the reach of the marketer.
Available channels to the customer exploded on the CES floor to include everything from connected TVs and other devices in the home to all types of mobile devices and ruggedly made tablets built for the enterprise and everything in between. All are connected and share content in the right context to the devices consumers or business customers want, when and where they want it — just like Peppers and Rogers dreamed would happen.


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I have a stainless steel guide rod, with a bit beefier spring in one of my Glocks. That's the only modification that I've done. It's helped reduce the felt recoil from the gun, and I haven't had any reliability problems with it.


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How long is the left gauntlet?
How much does the add-ons (laser, and other assorted pieces) weight
How well do those wonderful things stay in place?
I am currently modifying a marker to mount in a gauntlet (replacing the resin laser) and I need to know how much weight I need to cut off to keep it from being too top heavy. I also need to know where to buy some sturdy/well made gauntlets so if you point me in the right direction I would, of course, be most greatful


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Used a little this season, less than an hours worth of video taken. Good quality video. Selling because I found filming to be too much of a hassle for me. This is a Tachyon OPS SD (NOT HD). Its not as good as a go-pro, nor is it even close to the price of one! It is great for what it is though, and that is an inexpensive helmet/hate cam for personal recording.
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BREAKING: Obama's Abu Ghraib: The Stuff Hits the Fan
posted at 1:00 pm on March 21, 2011 by Howard Portnoy
When the Abu Ghraib scandal broke in 2003, the mainstream media and liberal blogosphere couldn't find enough column inches to express adequately their shock and revulsion. The New York Times alone published 56 stories on the hideous revelation that members of the U.S. Army Reserve had tortured prisoners of war and posed for "trophy pictures"—inexcusable acts that the Times placed squarely at the feet of then-president George W. Bush.
Nor could left-leaning sources conceal their delight when President-elect Barack Obama boldly proclaimed:
[U]nder my administration the United States does not torture. We will abide by the Geneva Conventions. We will uphold our highest ideals.
What a difference a president makes. Until you flash forward to today's bombshell, dropped by the British newspaper The Guardian, noting that members of a self-styled U.S. Army "kill team" posed for photos not with tortured prisoners but with corpses. Of civilians. Whom they had killed.
The photos, Guardian reporter Jon Boone writes, were published in German news weekly Der Spiegel, noting that:
[s]enior officials at NATO's International Security Assistance Force in Kabul have compared the pictures … to the images of U.S. soldiers abusing prisoners in Abu Ghraib in Iraq which sparked waves of anti-U.S. protests around the world.
Investigators at Der Spiegel unearthed approximately 4,000 photos and videos taken by the soldiers. The accompanying article in the magazine provides shocking details about the depraved, sadistic behavior of the men. In one alleged incident from last May, a mullah captured by the team is forced to kneel down in a ditch, where he is summarily executed. According to the article, the team later claimed to their superiors that the mullah had threatened them with a grenade and that they were acting in self-defense. This account still fails to explain why Gibbs reportedly severed one of the dead man's fingers and removed one of his teeth, presumably as gruesome "souvenirs."
The U.S. military has endeavored to keep the images out of the public eye, fearing it could touch off a new round of anti-American, anti-military sentiment in Afghanistan at a time when antipathy toward the U.S. is already running high. A spokesman for the military is quoted as having apologized for the images, which in his words depict "actions repugnant to the U.S. as human beings and contrary to the standards and values of the United States."
So far, the White House has released no statement regarding the images or accounts. Neither, surprisingly, has the New York Times.
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I read all the pervious and watch 2 years ago.......
all the this will cost you or she is not seaworthy and it did not matter.....
In hindsight watching his eyes he was in LOVE....I tried to talk him out of it........I tried to cover his assets.....
He is so screwed........Laughing
And my hat goes off to him.....hope he gets her in the divorce ican see coming.......
Boat buying negotiations
I guess I am too emotional or don't trust my knowledge of boats, but I approach boat buying like house buying. If the boat is of significant value (requires a survey) I use a broker. Therefore, there is only one type of offer - a sales contract with a deposit which can be accepted or declined.
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Man walks into a bar and sees the most gorgeous woman he has ever seen.
Says to her: I'm a very rich man and you are simply beautiful. Let me ask you...would you go to bed with me for a million dollars?
She thinks a minute and says: Well for a million dollars I would do it.
He says: How about for $25 dollars?
She says: $25 bucks...what kind of girl do you think I am?
He says: We've already established that...now we're just negotiating!
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He who opens his mouth first - loses.
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I made the comment at the end of the Step 2 part:
" Once youve made the commitment, dont think about it - youve researched the market, youve decided on the boat you want - subject to a survey, and sea trial if needed - buy the boat and be happy!"
That's because of 2 reasons - 1 I didn't want to detail sea trials and surveys, 2) I didn't want anyone to use those as part of the wouldjatake negotiation. I believe most should believe a respectable looking boat that is for sale would pass a sea trial and survey. Only once they are ready to make a real offer and whip out the checkbook should they make the offer pending a sea trial and, if necessary, a survey. Surveys are expensive, and not all boats (such as under $3,000 trailered boats), need one. n But again, I will detail surveys and sea trials in a future post.
|I was proud of my boat. A year later I realized pride goeth before the fall in prices!
Originally Posted by camaraderie View Post
You might try looking at some of the other discussions on actually buying a boat that are here. There is a lot more to it and this is a frequent topic here with lots of good advice including some with significant buying/selling experience of their own as well as brokers.
Personally I am not a proponent of narrowing it down to 5 boats...you should narrow it down to one boat...the one you love that appears to be in the condition you want. You MUST be prepared to let the deal fall through but it is a buyers market and another one will appear shortly as JoeShulz recently found.
I think it has a lot to do with geographic location too, because in So Cal for example, If I want a Cal 30 or Catalina 30, I could probably find 20 for sale within 50 miles right now. So, its a lot easier to find 5 boats in similar condition for similar prices in So Cal, but in a smaller demographic, you might only find one or two that meet your criteria. But then if you look at the Owning a Boat is Expensive! thread's responses, you can see several owners of boats in smaller demographics, where they know that their boat is in great shape and "at the top of its class" and they're not going to back off of their price much if at all. Some are proud of their boat, and the price reflects it.
You might try looking at some of the other discussions on actually buying a boat that are here. There is a lot more to it and this is a frequent topic here with lots of good advice including some with significant buying/selling experience of their own as well as brokers.
Personally I am not a proponent of narrowing it down to 5 boats...you should narrow it down to one boat...the one you love that appears to be in the condition you want. You MUST be prepared to let the deal fall through but it is a buyers market and another one will appear shortly as JoeShulz recently found.
Originally Posted by k1vsk View Post
I guess if a seller knew you were bidding on multiple boats simultaneously, he/she might take you less serious than you'd prefer or may rather deal with someone who is more focused. I know that I'd personally rather deal with someone interested in my boat more so than who makes the best deal.
One other thing which strikes me is that buying a boat is very much an emotional decision as compared with being strictly economic and your scenario sounds more like someone in the used car wholesale business than someone looking for a boat.
Also, don't know what you mean by "diffusing the contenders" - is that a euphemism for undermining an otherwise legitimate potential buyer?
I didn't write anything about that.
I also did say look at a LOT of boats, and decide on 10 that you might really want to own. I didn't say go to an auction and buy one if the price is right so you can put it on your lot and sell it.
But lets assume someone, who had looked at a hundred boats (maybe a small exaggeration), but finally found a few that clicked with them in what they want, came to you, who is selling a boat and after looking at your boat said,
"Hey I've looked at a lot of boats, and I really like yours. Its got a lot of the things I really want. I've got a few more to look at but I could see myself owning yours. Do you mind if I ask you a few questions?"
you would then say,
"Well if you're looking at other boats then you can't be serious about mine. I won't answer your questions... be gone, ya scurvy dog!"
C'mon. I've sold many boats over the years. I have one for sale right now. Everyone who has come to look at it has looked at other boats. I feel happy that they think enough of it to come all the way to my marina (its a PITA to get to if you've never been there) just to look at my boat and potentially buy it. This of course, after I put the pants on them as a seller over the phone to make sure its worth my time AND theirs to come and look at the boat.
"diffusing the close contenders" is what I said, and no, what I meant is, close contenders being the boats a buyer has been looking at very strongly.. the top 5. If you can only buy one and have had contact with the other four, the polite thing to do is call the others, thank them for their time, and wish them good luck.
There's nothing shady going on here matey, I'm just trying to give novices some clues on how to buy right and get a good deal.
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Peter Eldridge, an award-winning composer, performer and Berklee Collage professor, shared his talents with Alvirne High School's jazz chorus Friday morning. (APRIL GUILMET/Union Leader Correspondent)
Peter Eldridge has written songs for the likes of Stevie Wonder and Paul Simon, has released four solo albums, performed at Carnegie Hall and is a co-founding member of the double-Grammy winning group New York Voices.
During his visit in Hudson Friday, Eldridge worked closely with the local students during a 90-minute music clinic, where he offered up professional advice at a time when students could really use it.
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not really man if they did that they wouldnt make a prophet think about it what they should do is sell they shit super low that way the still make a prophet and they dont have to worry about shredding them so its a win win sorta thing
not really man if they did that they wouldnt make a prophet think about it what they should do is sell they shit super low that way the still make a prophet and they dont have to worry about shredding them so its a win win sorta thing
its illegal to dumpstr dive tho isnt it? Thats sum dum shit theyre throwin it out anyway
ya it is illegal
nice to find that someone else found shit at a construction site.
I went to a art store to go dumpster diving. Went around back and hopped right in. all I did was jump into a big pile of needles and wierd doctor looking stuff. Turns out it was VD clinic dumpster next door and all I snagged out of the dumpster that day was aids.
hahaha definitely not true by any means haha....
me and my friends found this abandoned auto shop
and there was a shit load of car parts
starters engine parts
spark plugs other tools hardhats
radios etc etc
but it was full of wasps
so we hauled ass
i am gonna back with some long sleeves and jeans and get that shit
Atom1er that shit sounds like a chop shop then an abandoned auto shop man lol
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it looked legit though
they had a sign up for a regular shop
but u never know
we looked around on one of the side buildings
and it looked like a hobo lived there
there was shit load of clothes furniture
and needles lighters spoons and shit
it was mad freaky
and there is an abandonded construction crane
damn if i were you dude i would go in the day than at night
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what about food
i know it sounds crazy but
i heard some doughnut shops throw there day old stuff away in bags.
and if this is true i guess its cool if you dont have any money and hungry on the go, or if your a cheap ass.
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Be careful around construction places foreal. If they see u taking shit from the site like tools or cans theyll chase your ass. Trust me i worked in construction for a few summers and a lot of those guys hav bad attitudes from workin in the sun for 9 hours. Just a heads up.
i was with a friend yesterday, and we decided to check out micheals, but it was closed. I remembered this topic and went behind the store and found these items:
a pack of sharpie paint markers that had been opened and one missing.
2 canvases
2 mini gold krylon cans
t-shirt marker with no tip
and a 4 pack of puff paint
this thread is awesome. i just got a new microwave today. well a new old one. it still works.
most dumpsters are compactors now or are locked....weakk
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Mother fucking Dunkin Donuts at 1 am. They throw out all the donuts no one ate in the previous day. They throw them out in a garbage bag just full of donuts and JUST donuts. If you feel paper inside of the bag, no good. Feel for a bag thats mushy and warm and smells great. Every graff writer needs a huge fucking bag of donuts. Feed em to the cops if you get busted.
i got my new bike in a dumpster.
12 speed mountain bike all it needed was some new tires
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|More towards 170 shoot for the 156, 180 and up go for the 159.
Ok. So raygun it is. Now, what size should i get?
These are the sizes that are offered. I'm 5'11" 190 lbs size 10 boot. Looking to lose some weight by next season though so hopefully be around the 170-180 range.
|Get the Raygun. Extruded wont slow you down enough for you to notice. It's a really good board and will handle pretty much anything.
board suggestions...
Have been reading up on this forum and some other sites and trying to make a decision on which board to get for this upcoming season. I want to buy ASAP to take advantage of the sales they are having on some of last years left over equipment.
So for the boards that have sparked my interest the most are the K2 Raygun 2011 and possibly an Arbor board like Coda, or Element (don't know much about this one).
This will be technically my third season. I am a central-Cali boarder so will be hitting up Badger Pass, China Peak, and occasional Mammoth when I can. This last season I purchased a used 05/06 GNU Altered Genetics 163 Wide with Ride SPI bindings and even though I did learn how to turn and carve frontside/backside and get some decent speed on the slopes I don't think it was the best board choice for me given my experience and was definitely a speed demon in the pow and on icy stuff (I'm 5'11" 170-180 lbs size 10 boot). So I will be selling this board on eBay again this year and buying a new one.
So I'm looking for an all mountain that I can try some light jumps and continue to work on my carving abilities and hopefully become more confident in bombing hills (which is still somewhat intimidating to me right now which is why i learned how to carve better last season), and hitting trails and such.
The Raygun looked appealing because it got mostly good reviews and the price is unbeatable for what you get, but my only concern with that board is the extruded base. I'm not sure what kind mine has being a 05/06' model but i want to make sure I get a board that isn't going to slow me down progress wise (eventually I am going to want to go crazy fast down steeps! Fuuuuuun!). Also price is not a deal breaker. It would be nice to save some dough to spend on a new jacket or something but I'm not opposed to getting a 2012 model board either (which I understand the new transworld Goodwood either has already/or will be coming out very soon).
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text: Background Note | HBS Case Collection | December 1998 (Revised July 2016) Tools of Cooperation, The Clayton M. Christensen, Howard H. Stevenson and Jeremy Dann Presents a theory about the tools a manager can use to get people to agree on a coordinated course of action and effect change in his or her organization. The extent to which people in the organization agree on the way the world works, and agree on what they want, determines which tools will be most effective. Keywords: Change Management; Framework; Managerial Roles; Organizations; Performance Effectiveness; Cooperation; Citation:Christensen, Clayton M., Howard H. Stevenson, and Jeremy Dann. "Tools of Cooperation, The." Harvard Business School Background Note 399-080, December 1998. (Revised July 2016.) View Details CiteView DetailsEducatorsPurchase Related


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Posted by Tirthankar Sen on August 7, 2012
Brocade held its Asia Pacific (AP) Partners Summit 2012 last week in the capital of China's Yunnan Province, Kunming. For a company which has been the subject of perennial takeover rumors, I was interested to know if it had anything new to convey to its partners. I was also looking forward to meeting Regan McGrath, Brocade's newly appointed VP for Global Channel Sales and Marketing and Charlie Foo, Brocade'sVP for the Asia Pacific region.
Brocade emphasized three key target areas for innovation and investment:


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UCAP is an economic development partnership between businesses and higher education in which the resources of higher education and other community and state partners are leveraged and aligned, with the objective of stimulating growth in strategic areas of the economy.
The UCAP alliance with Southern Utah University, after a long process involving much study, will focus on the development of small business using economic gardening techniques.
Michael T. Benson President of SUU said that small business is the main job creator in the area as well as the nation and to focus on small businesses is the best way to improve the local economy.
He continued to say that in large cities the focus is always on large corporations, "But here our bread and butter is the small business."
John Westwood, candidate for Utah House of Representatives District 72 (election results were not in at press deadline), said the resources offered to existing and potentially new businesses through UCAP and The SUU Business Resource Center are vital and he would like to see more people made aware of them and taking advantage of them.
Four strategies were unveiled of exactly how SUU will help with the growth of small businesses including helping with economic gardening, which was explained by Regional Services Executive Director Wes Curtis to be a trademark term describing a targeted strategy to focus on businesses that are on a growth trajectory and have a desire to grow.
Curtis said if local businesses feel they fit that description then they should contact the Small Business Development Center and "we will connect you with resources you never imagined existed."
Mac Urie, owner of small businesses Delta Disaster Services and Urie Company Construction, said "Businesses around here would benefit immensely if they knew of all the resources offered at the (SUU) Business (resource) Center that are free and available to them."
The primary focus of the UCAP strategies are expected to focus on technological companies, but all companies with a desire to grow could benefit from the strategies and resources offered through UCAP.
The strategies that will be implemented to accelerate small business growth in the area in addition to economic gardening are: A region-specific economic data service that will allow local small businesses access to analysis and data providing them the opportunity to make informed business decisions; SUU offering a certificate program in entrepreneurship and small business management, which will consist of course offerings such as entrepreneurship, accounting, marketing, and finance; the development of a small business internship program that will match students to the specific needs of local businesses, thus providing the human capitol needed to move any company forward; and hosting and sponsoring entrepreneurship forums initially focusing on companies with a technological emphasis.
Further information can be found by contacting the SUU Business Resource Center located on Main Street in Cedar City's downtown.


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How do I know where its legal to hunt waterfowl? Some places Im cyber-scouting look good for ducks, but im not sure the legality?? There are a couple certain creeks that I'd like to either float or wade the edge, theirs no houses or anything on the creek. How about if there are ponds id like to hunt, but there just in the swamp, I assume for that Id just ask the landowner? My main concern is the legality of floating/ wading creeks and the banks? I was under the assumption it just had to be 300 yarss from a residence, but looking through my SCDNR books i can't find that.. The creek is tiny, maybe 10 yards wide.
Ps im typing this in thr treestand, please excuse any eerors from my cold fingers


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By Joe Brewin
Arsène Wenger has welcomed the left-back battle between Kieran Gibbs and Andre Santos.
Gibbs has impressed since his return from injury at the end of February, but with Santos now back to full fitness, the 22-year-old has competition for his place.
Brazilian international Santos had also made a positive start to his Arsenal career before his unfortunate ankle injury, and Wenger has challenged Gibbs to keep his more experienced team-mate at bay.
"They are competing for the left back spot and I must say that Gibbs is a big competitor because I rate Santos highly," he told Arsenal Player.
"To keep him out will demand some great performances and he is providing that at the moment. There is a big competition going on there."
Gibbs spent the best part of four months on the sidelines in the first half of the season after surgery and Wenger believes the young left back will only improve as he finds his feet once more.
"It is normal," said the Frenchman. "At that level you need absolutely to be physically fit and mentally confident. Both only come if you have a longer run in the team.
"He has been out for such a long time and it takes you a while to adjust to the intensity of the game. Confidence comes with the quality of your performances and how you feel physically."
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Group from Lesley University enjoys the sites of Boston while pedaling for wellness and sustainability.
Friday, October 04, 2013
The team from Lesley braved the rain and pushed off from the Lesley campus in Cambridge and convened with thousands of other riders at Government Center in Boston. They bicycled through the different neighborhoods of Boston as part of the 9th Annual Hub On Wheels, an event sponsored by Boston Bikes, which promotes a vibrant and healthy city through efforts to make Boston a world-class bicycling city that offers safe and inviting conditions for all residents and visitors."Lesley University's participation each fall in Hub on Wheels echoes Lesley's mission of health and wellness, as well as environmental stewardship," said President Moore, who is an avid cyclist. "It is also a treat once a year to tour the city with many roads closed to car and truck traffic.""I was thrilled I got to see so many new parts of the city, including the Arboretum, and Forest Hills Cemetery," reflected Lesley junior Kara Minogue, a Holistic Psychology major. "I think few things compare to the simple pleasure of riding a bicycle, and knowing that you're making a smart personal and responsible social decision only add to that enjoyment."Lesley's multifaceted Sustainability Initiative works toward creating a sustainable community through a deeper understanding of the ecological connections that bind us all together, the creation of opportunities for action, and ongoing assessment of our progress. For example, in 2012, the percentage of faculty/staff who drove alone to work decreased to 22%, the lowest rate since Lesley began tracking in 2006.As part of Lesley's green mission, the university offers sustainable transportation through a Bike Share Program that allows members of the Lesley community – students, faculty and staff – to get around the Cambridge campuses by bicycle. To learn more, visit www.lesley.edu/transportation.
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Jackie is a volunteer at Museum Victoria. She has been documenting and researching the Newmarket Saleyards Collection.
On Saturday Liza Dale-Hallett and I were lucky enough to head along to the 150th Newmarket Saleyards Reunion. It was a fabulous day under the shady peppercorns and oaks, with a turnout of over 250 drovers, buyers, transporters and auctioneers returning to share stories and catch up with old mates. Chequered shirts, moleskins and akubras set the dress standard for the day while a cold beer in hand was a necessary addition to any reminiscing.
Crowd at the 150th anniversary Newmarket Saleyards Reunion on 19 February.Source: Museum Victoria
Although these days some of the 'boys' don't get around that quickly, it was all too easy to imagine them striding around the saleyards, calling out to each other over the fences and down the lanes. They happily recounted anecdotes about their days at Newmarket – some were bold and some were bawdy, many were full of intrigue and most of them gave an insight into the tough life lived by drovers. Some chestnuts were enlightening, explaining things a city-girl would never otherwise know, while some memories were more sombre, recollecting mates that had passed on. I was regaled with yarns from Barney, Knocker and Marbuk; Bluey, Paddy, Waxy and young Strop. And while Jingles had me captivated with stories of getting up to no good, Dick warmed my heart with entertaining tales of his beloved dogs. Brothers Laurie and Lindsay were the gentlemen drovers, eloquent orators and fine historians; and larrikin Spot proudly showed off his new grandson. Men came from as far away as Queensland while others live just up the road and didn't have so far to get home.
L-R: Greg Nichols, Peter Woodhead and Graham Spargo.Source: Museum Victoria
Volunteer Jackie with Dick Chandler at the reunion.Source: Museum Victoria
It was a day of storytelling and reminiscing at its very best and although there wasn't a sheep dog in sight, it was easy to imagine Newmarket in its glory days as Australia's premier saleyards.
Some exciting donations were made to Museum Victoria and we look forward to adding them to our Newmarket Heritage Collection.
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text: Governor convenes day of service and youth leadership on January 14 BOSTON - Eighth graders from across Massachusetts will unite for Project 351 on January 14, 2012 for an ambitious day of service honoring the legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr. The youth ambassadors, representing the Commonwealth's 351 cities and towns, are chosen based on their exemplary service ethic and spirit of generosity and were nominated by education leaders in their home town. Project 351 was launched during Governor Deval Patrick's 2011 inaugural when more than 400 youth ambassadors united to serve, develop leadership skills and discuss issues critical to young people and their communities. Last year's day of service impacted over 10,000 children facing economic challenges in the areas of nutrition, early childhood health and development and education. That success compelled the youth ambassadors to continue to seek the training, tools and support of the new network of service-minded youth. Governor Patrick will again convene this year's day of service and lead the day's events. "Project 351 is designed to inspire, challenge and motivate our next generation of leaders to give back and make a significant impact in the community," said Governor Patrick. "I am proud that the enormous success of last year's day of service has opened up so many new opportunities for youth across the Commonwealth to serve, and I look forward to joining this year's youth ambassadors on January 14 to give back and honor the legacy of Dr. King." The 2012 day of service will begin with a Youth Town Meeting led by Governor Patrick at the State House. In the afternoon, the young people will fan out to service sites across Boston including, Cradles to Crayons, the Greater Boston Food Bank, the Dorchester Boys and Girls Club and the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Towers. The day will conclude at the State House with a reflection and service celebration. Project 351 is expected to impact the lives of thousands of individuals. A list of the youth selected to participate will be available in the coming weeks. "Project 351 will support and create opportunities for the eighth grade ambassadors' continued service, while providing tools, enrichment and connection to a community of their peers," said Carolyn Casey, executive director of Project 351. "Together, our ambassadors, and those they engage in service will help strengthen our communities and Commonwealth." The day of service is staffed by volunteers and made possible by a strong partnership with the City of Boston and the leadership of the Project 351 Service Coalition including City Year, Citizen Schools, Boston Cares and Cradles to Crayons. January 14th will also serve as the launch of Project 351, a new, independent non-profit dedicated to celebrating youth leadership, inspiring the ethic of service, and uniting the Commonwealth through an annual class of youth ambassadors. Governor Patrick will serve as Project 351's honorary chair. "Project 351 allows Middle School kids to truly get the credit they deserve by allowing them to have a 'voice' and by giving them the capacity to change our world," said Carol Keenan, principal at the Salemwood Middle School in Malden. "The purpose of Project 351 exemplifies our school motto, 'Perseverance = Never Giving Up!'" --Project 351 media release


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Putting syrup inside my hives was just as likely, if not more so, to promote robbing for me.
.Open feeding is from ...I cannot say it for banning.I cannot understand what idea is in that. It makes only a riot to bee yard and bees kill each other. Perhaps you loose couple of week nucs.
You can't seriously tell me you've never opened a nuc with a top feeder and found it completely packed with bees; far more bees than what were in the nuc prior to adding the feeder. Adding syrup is like ringing the dinner bell.
Finski, I can imagine how open feeding in a large beeyard might cause a riot.
We usually have a killing frost here by Oct 15th and that takes out most of the yellow jackets. I hold off on open feeding until mid to late October. There are asters and goldenrod for the bees to work up until about Oct 15th.In a milder climate, open feeding in the fall might be a real mess as Kathy says.
I just carried hives to Canola. 5 weeks ago they had 3 frames and now they have 2 brood + 4 medium supers. No feeding. They have lived with holy spirit.
I am glad I read that over again. I thought he said he moved hives to Canada. I was trying to figure out how he did that from Findland. But Finski is da man :-D
November and December it's going to be too cold at night for the syrup to be usable, so the feeders really can't solve this problem. Then if you don't get the feeders off before an arctic blast comes, you have a real mess.Another option is throwing some honey balls on top of the bees.


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text: On October 22nd, 2013 at 7:46pm Seneca Falls Police arrested Scott A. Jones, age 44, of 794 Dublin Road Clyde, New York 14433 for Harassment 2nd. This arrest resulted from a complaint of a fight at a local business in which Jones is alleged to have pushed another male. Jones was released on an appearance ticket to appear in Seneca Falls Town Court on October 31st, 2013 at 10:00am to answer his charge.


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Hey guys, I looking to get a couple of thruster nozzles for my ESB pack. the ones that came with the jet pack I bought are a super thin plastic and not accurate. I have contacted a few makers here but they are busy at the moment. so, I'm wondering if any of you might have a set they can sell me??
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Bought this NFL children's Dinner Set and I loved it! Bright colors, well made! Too cute for words. My little nephew loved it too.
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I have had this now for over a year and it still looks like new. I probably should get some more because my kids fight over who gets the plate set at meals. If your a jets fan this is great.
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My son loves his plate and bowl set! I love how durable the set is. We started using the set when my son was still in the dropping stages and the set never broke or chipped. I also love that is it dishwasher safe.
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I bought this as a baby shower gift, for someone who is a real Buccaneers fan. They said they might use it until the baby's old enough.
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They sent me a complete different set than the one I ordered, however, it was the more expensive set. I like it better except for the fact that this one did not come with the cup with a cap for toddlers, it has just a regular cup. He will not be able to use that for a long time. Did not feel like returning, as I need it in time for Christmas. Other than that, I like this design better, but the cup is not for toddlers. I don't know how they screw item numbers up, makes me a little scared of ordering again, at least they got the team right.
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Hi there -- I also have an XD40sc, and have been very happy with it. It has been very reliable and accurate. If anything, it is overbuilt.
1. I looked up grain and it is a unit of weight equal to 1/7000 of a pound -- so an 180 grain bullet is just over 4 tenths of an ounce.
2. 40 caliber pistols are LOUD, especially in a short barrel. People generally talk about the 40 as having a sharp recoil, and that relates to the bullet weight and velocity. 357's push smaller bullets at higher velocities, and are LOUDER. Use your hearing protection.
3. My XD40sc is surprisingly accurate for a 3" barrel. I think that the accuracy of the pistol is good out past 25-30 yards, but the short sight radius make ME less effective at those ranges. At self-defense distances of 7-15 yards, I think the XD40sc is very effective.
Good Luck with your XD40sc. I hope your experience is as positive as mine has been.


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Morroco Style Duplex in the Center
Size85 m²
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- Kitchen
- Air conditioning
- Washer/dryer
- Smoking allowed
- Suitable for events
- Balcony/terrace
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|Calle Alta, 46003 Valencia, Spain
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The apartment was completely renovated in strict accordance with the original architecture of the 1900s.The apartment is located in the heart of the city's most fashionable parts of the city where you will have plenty of bars and restaurants. Staying in this apartment, you will realize your wildest adventures in this modern city Valencia. You can visit the Cathedral on foot, the botany, IVAM, the MUIVM, ...Thanks to the proximity of public transport to the apartment, the beach and the impressive City of Arts and Sciences is only a stone's throw.
The apartment:The duplex apartment is decorated in Moroccan style with rustic touches and classics mixed to perfection, with wooden beams on the ceiling, creating a cozy and warm environment.
At the entrance to the apartment on your right you will find a large living room decorated with old objects (as you can see in the photos), sofa bed and a balcony overlooking the street.
In the mid-lane corridor, you will have a full bathroom with tub. Then you will find a wide and bright kitchen with table and chairs where you can comfortably eat. The wooden stairs give access to the rooms and the terrace. Crossing a narrow door with design totally Moroccan, is the first bedroom with double bed and small terrace.
Next is the second bedroom with double bed and small desk open, overlooking the living room without windows. Both rooms have double bed and wardrobe where you can store all your belongings, you will have clean towels on arrival.The apartment has a special energy and we hope you will spend unforgettable holidays in the most pleasant area of Valencia, the historic "El Carmen".
House rulesThe cleanning fees must be paid apart to the person in charge of the check-in and check-out, which will be in contact by email and phone, before the arrival, for the meeting and for giving the keys and tips.
A caution of 150€ is also requested that day, and will be refoundable the day of the departure.
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Reviews of this property
Heerlijk, mooi ingericht appartement in het hart van El Carmen. Bijzonder goede service en gastvrij ontvangst door Julie.
Un apartamento peculiar en muy buena zona. La persona encargada de entregar y recoger llaves encantadora, nos facilitó la entrada antes de hora y la salida más tarde.
Puede que necesite reponer la ropa de cama, y que no tiene ascensor siendo un tercero,pero por todo lo demás muy buena la experiencia
This is a lovely spacious apartment in a great location. It was spotlessly clean with comfortable beds and plenty of comfy seating. The kitchen was well equipped with a large dining table and very good cooking facilities. Perfect for enjoying the local produce from the covered market across the road.
Julie was very charming and went out of her way (literally) to help us when needed.
The location is fabulous being right in heart of the Carmen district. There are numerous bars and restaurants nearby but the apartment was quiet despite being so close to the action. Valencia is a very walkable city; the central market, cathedral and old city walls are all within strolling distance from the apartment.
We would thoroughly recommend this apartment, the only consideration is the rather steep staircase to the bedrooms and flights of stairs to the apartment that would mean it is not really suitable for the very young or infirm.But we loved it!
Were in May with our two daughters in Valencia idog apartment and were very happy. Located in the hot spot of the district Carmen, all the best within walking distance. Bars, trendy restaurants, tapas and Einkaufmöglichkeiten.Im May, it was not very loud on the streets, otherwise sein.Die in midsummer apartment could itself is very clean and the two bedrooms, one with balcony and morning sun above the living room and the cuisine.The stairs to the two bedrooms is very steep and without handrails, so not for old people and small children. The kitchen is very spacious with a large table, actually all there, we have good cook for 4 people können.Unsere contact Julie, is a very friendly and very helpful woman at any time, even before we got to the journey. All in all great and with a few typical Spanish conditions. We are happy to come back here.
Waren im Mai mit unseren beiden Töchtern in Valencia i.d.o.g. Wohnung und waren sehr zufrieden. Mitten im Hot Spot des Stadtteiles Carmen, alles bestens zu Fuß erreichbar. Bars, Szenelokale, Tapas und Einkaufmöglichkeiten.Im Mai war es nicht sonderlich laut auf den Straßen, könnte im Hochsommer anders sein.Die Wohnung selber ist sehr sauber und die beiden Schlafzimmer, eines mit Balkon und Morgensonne liegen über dem Wohnzimmer und der Küche.Der Treppenaufgang zu den beiden Schlafzimmern ist sehr steil und ohne Geländer, also nichts für alte Menschen und kleine Kinder. Die Küche ist sehr geräumig mit einem großen Tisch, eigentlich alles da, wir haben für 4 Personen gut kochen können.Unsere Ansprechpartnerin Julie, ist eine sehr freundliche und überaus hilfsbereite Frau, die uns jederzeit, auch schon vor der Reise zur Verfügung stand. Alles im Allen und mit ein paar Typischen spanischen Gegebenheiten super. Gerne kommen wir wieder hierher.
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Former Utah safety Robert Johnson took time out during his bye week with the Tennessee Titans to pay the Utes a visit on Tuesday.
Johnson, who played for the Utes from 2007-09 and was a fifth-round draft choice in 2010, spoke at length to the team after practice.
"I haven't seen the team in a while since they've been in the Pac-12, and I appreciate everything they're doing," he said. "The season is a little bit rough, but it's not over."
Johnson follows the Utes as much as he can and reminded the team he wasn't the only one doing so.
"Everybody is watching, everybody is part of the Utah team, everybody who was here in the past are watching and supporting and we need them to play as good as we were playing," he said. "They have the talent, they have the players and same coaching staff, so they just have to go out there and perform."
Johnson, who was known for his easy-going attitude as much as his athleticism that helped him haul in 13 interceptions in his career, said he told the team to have fun even as it tries to reach bowl eligibility.
"The best way to have fun is to go bowling," he said. "You have two games left, so get out there and just have fun."
Johnson said playing in the NFL is lovely.
"I'm getting adjusted to it being a business, but it's fun," he said. "I miss being here, but it's fun."
New defender?
Senior receiver DeVonte Christopher, who has dropped off the depth chart after leading the Utes in receiving the last two seasons, took some reps with the defense Tuesday.
Christopher, who has had just one catch in the last four games, has offered to play on defense just so he could get into games. He might get his shot Saturday.
"He has a lot of athletic ability, and we are a little thin in the back end and have been all year and maybe we should have taken a look at that sooner," Utah coach Kyle Whittingham said. "But for a game like this one where it's all spread, four wides, you need a lot of secondary guys, so we will see if he can help us back there."
Stepping in
Arizona coach Rich Rodriguez, who hasn't revealed whether quarterback Matt Scott will play against the Utes, said he was impressed with the way backup B.J. Denker played in Scott's place.
Denker was 12-for-14 for 136 yards and ran nine times for 44 yards.
Denker joined the Wildcats in the summer after attending Cerritos College.
"There were a couple of decisions, a throw or two he'd like to have back, but he was very composed," Rodriguez said of Denker's debut. "He is learning very quickly and is a quick learner we're certainly glad we brought him in."