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Discussion in 'Pistons and NBA' started by doublead, Sep 6, 2006.
I would have to agree with you. I'd add Delfino and Maxiel to that list though.
Let's not forget that the Automotion have some new faces this year, too: PISTONS: Automotion
Seems that Johnson could really use the d-league minutes.
a) I'm looking for indications that Fllp learned what to me is the major lesson of last year: there are more than 6.75 players on an NBA roster. b) I'm looking for indications that the players learned what to me is the major lesson of last year: we aren't talented or athletic enough top to bottom to win without trying and without executing, on both ends of the court.
We heard Flip & Joe say they're high on Brahma and he should get some more PT... but where is he gonna get any PT behing Sheed & Dice? I think we're gonna add one more big before the season. Curious to see if playing the bench more results in more wins or going further into the playoffs.
1) The new players (Naz and Flip) and rotational sets. 2) Who is playing nearer the paint.
Flip coming up w ith a rotation, any rotation that involves more than 6 guys playing 98% of the minutes.
Thanks Bill! Hog...is your friend still on the team?
My biggest question is who is going to be the backup point? Hunter/Blaylock? I don't know about that. This is where we may see some walkons. Perhaps find a Damon Jones type who gets cut as in 02.
The team has stated that Flip Murray is the backup point guard. No, I'm not kidding, and yes it is idiotic.
I'm thinking this is just a year to see what we have in the unknown players, to see who's got what trade value, and to stay flexible for a major rebuild. It makes sense to keep our options open given the 2 picks in the draft, and it also makes sense to sign guys like Flip Murray to cheap deals. So even though we really needed a PG, what we got instead was a tradeable guy at good value for the money. At least, that's what I'm hoping, as the alternative is that Joe's gone Sund on us.
I have never heard that from the Pistons. Where did you hear that? On depth charts, I've seen Murray listed as the backup SG and Hunter/Blalock listed as backup PGs. HoopsHype - NBA Depth Charts Detroit Pistons Depth Chart | NBA Basketball at CBS SportsLine.com NBA Depth Charts
Either Saunders or Dumars said it somewhere (don't keep articles, sorry). Those depth charts are done by fans, writers, etc. They aren't official in any way shape or form and they only list guys at one position (when many players will play 2).
Has he played the point before? We should have just kept Arroyo. For what they are going to spend for all these hacks that will have to be cut and bought out it would have been cheaper.
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Friday, October 25, 2013 from 6:00 PM to 10:00 PM (CDT)
Who's Going
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Event Details
Against the backdrop of the amazing Chicago skyline, Platform Studios Chicago, located in the 1821 Hubbard Street Lofts building, presents the latest work of its ten resident artists.
The event will again coincide with the building's open house...a twice yearly event that allows the public to roam the halls and explore the studios of the internationally acclaimed artists therein.
Fantastic art works, live music, dj's, and refreshments will be offered. October 25 from 6pm to 10pm.
Platform Studios will open its doors to the public on Oct. 25 from 6-10pm for our biannual Huge Art Show, along with the rest of the Hubbard Street Lofts. The twelve artists of Platform Studios will show their diverse work, ranging from internationally recognized woodwork creations to modern oil-painted allegories, with gilding works, pet portraiture, and comics to round out the mix. The enormous creative output of Spudnik Press, Johalla Projects, IAEOU, Gerda Meyer Bernstein, The Post Family, Saverio Truglia, It's Oksana, and many others will also be displayed. Food trucks will sell snacks, and refreshments will also be available.
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Just finished up a new video of a shoot I filmed last weekend. Took place out at The Peconic River Sportsman's Club out in Calverton, Long Island, NY. It was the 14th Annual March Trap/Skeet Shoot.
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Ultra-Thin-Crust Pizza with Onions, Mushrooms, and Ricotta Recipe
When I first encountered a recipe for a thin-crust pizza using a flour tortilla as a base I was indignant. "That's not a pizza! That's a quesadilla!" But I soon got over my ire. This approach is actually rather brilliant, a great example of borrowing from one cuisine to expand another. The recipe for this thin-crust pizza is inspired by one I found in Everyday Food magazine. The trick is to keep the toppings thin and light, otherwise the crust will end up being soggy. It really helps to use a pizza stone; the pizza will cook up faster and crisper. I've included directions for both using a stone and not.
Ingredients :
- Olive oil
- 1 small red onion, halved and thinly sliced
- Pinch of sugar
- 1 teaspoon balsamic vinegar
- 2 large flour tortillas (sandwich wraps)
- 1 cup shredded Asiago cheese (about 2 ounces)
- 2/3 cup ricotta cheese
- 6 button or cremini mushrooms, trimmed and thinly sliced
- Kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper
Equipment needed:
It really helps to have a baking stone and a pizza peel. If not, you'll use a rimmed baking sheet with some parchment paper.
Method :
1a If you are using a baking stone, place the stone on top of the middle rack in the oven. Preheat the oven to 450?F. Allow the oven to stay at 450?F for at least 15 minutes before cooking, to thoroughly heat up the stone.
1b If you are NOT using a baking stone, place racks in the upper and lower thirds of the oven. Preheat the oven to 450?F.
2 Heat 1 Tbsp olive oil in a small saut? pan on medium hight heat. Add the sliced onions and cook, stirring occasionally, until the onions begin to soften. Add a pinch of sugar and the balsamic vinegar, cook for a few more minutes until the onions are thoroughly softened and translucent. Remove from heat.
3a If you are using a baking stone, sprinkle some corn meal on your pizza peel and place one tortilla on top of the pizza peel. (If you don't have a pizza peel, you can use a rimless baking sheet.) Thoroughly brush the top of the tortilla with olive oil.
3b If you are not using a baking stone, line two rimmed baking sheets with parchment paper and brush with olive oil. Place a tortilla on each baking sheet and brush each with olive oil.
4 Sprinkle each tortilla with half a cup of shredded Asiago cheese. Add bits of ricotta cheese, 1/3 cup for each tortilla. Sprinkle with mushrooms and with the slightly caramelized onions. Sprinkle with a little salt and pepper.
5a If you are using a baking stone, and can fit both pizzas on the stone (it depends on the size of your tortilla) do it. Use the pizza peel to transfer the pizzas to the stone in the oven. If your tortillas are large, you'll need to cook them one at a time. But that's okay. Cooking on the stone goes very quickly. Bake the pizzas until the crust is crisp and very brown – 5-7 minutes using the baking stone. Cut with a pizza cutter or a knife.
5b If you are using baking sheets, place the baking sheets in the oven. Bake until the crust is crisp and brown all over (the time varies, depending on the oven and if your cookie sheet has already been heated, start with 10 minutes and check), rotating the sheets to ensure even baking. Cut with a pizza cutter or a knife.
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London as a local: 10 tips for survival
Dating back 2,000 years, and with more than 300 languages and one truly eccentric mayor, London can be an overwhelming prospect for the Olympic tourist.
But it is possible to spend time here without looking and feeling like Oprah in India.
You just need to read our survivor's guide.
1. How to cope with the Olympics
Most Londoners view the Games in the same way they did World War II: they didn't ask for it and it'll make their lives hell for a while, but they'll be excited when their side wins anything.
To be on the safe side, when talking to anyone about the Olympics, be sure to hit all the key moaning points of transport, security and massive budget overspends.
But since most locals claim they will be leaving town to avoid the crowds, the chances are if you're talking to someone who claims to be a local, they're faking it just like you.
More: London 2012 -- Traveler's guide to the Olympics
2. How to experience culture
London is home to some of the planet's best art galleries, theaters and historical sites. To be a true Londoner, you must ignore these entirely.
Traipsing around the Tate Modern or the Natural History Museum is strictly for tourists. Locals know these places exist, intend to visit them one day, but somehow never get around to it.
Instead, true Londoners find the best way of experiencing the rich culture their city has to offer is to leaf through the pages of a listings magazine, idly circling events that they know, deep down, they will never bother buying tickets for.
3. How to eat a balanced diet
A common misconception among newcomers is that an evening out in London will involve a meal. Failure to prepare for this can lead to lightheadedness, nausea and kebabs.
If someone suggests going for a drink after work, they mean drink and nothing else. Booze will be bought in quantity and at no time will the issue of dinner raise its ugly head.
To avoid a woozy stagger home via a frightening fast-food outlet, the sensible socialite takes dietary precautions.
It is acceptable to order prepackaged bar snacks such as crisps (potato chips) or peanuts to soak up some of the alcohol. Alternatively, try ordering drinks that offer a sliver of nutritional value, like a pint of London Pride beer or a cocktail with an olive.
In some bars you may see something called "Pork Scratchings" for sale. These are not for you.
4. How to speak
Forget cockney rhyming slang. Few people outside Disney films talk about climbing the "apples and pears" or talking on the "dog and bone." Try this and you will be laughed out of the "rub-a-dub" -- or as Londoners call it, the pub.
The secret to blending in with locals lies solely in the use of one word: "innit" -- a colloquial abbreviation of "isn't it?"
Confusingly, although "innit" implies a query, this uniquely London method of punctuating sentences is a purely rhetorical device.
Thus, "time for drink, innit?" is wrong, but "I've had four pints and no dinner, innit" is grammatically perfect.
5. How to shop
Sure, you can follow the crowds down Oxford Street in search of designer labels at Selfridges department store or low cost fashions at Topshop.
You can even trawl the eastern hipster districts for some retro cool.
But, when they're not buying online, most Londoners know there's really only one place to do their shopping: Paris.
More: London's World Heritage sites -- 5 ways to get away fom the Games
6. How to cross the river
Easy -- just use one of the numerous bridges that span the Thames, right? Wrong!
A true Londoner does not cross the river unless forced by violence, employment, or the lure of alcohol. Only bad things lie on the other side.
South (pronounced "Sarf") Londoners stay south, north Londoners stay north. The river that separates them might as well be a gulf as deep and yawning as the Grand Canyon.
A long-distance relationship linking lovers in Stuttgart and Seoul has more chance of lasting than one between a couple divided by the mighty Thames.
7. How to dodge the chuggers
It's a commonly asserted fact that you're never more than a meter away from a rat in London. The same can be said of "chuggers," or charity muggers.
Chuggers lurk on most street corners of the city. Here they attempt to get unsuspecting citizens to sign away their cash by overwhelming them with relentless enthusiasm and bonhomie.
It's all perfectly legal, and most of your money will go to a good cause, but if you succumb to every single chugger you'll be penniless by the time you reach the pub.
Most Londoners have developed evasion techniques to avoid falling into cheery chugger traps.
The best is to pretend not to be Londoner. If you don't have a British bank account, you're chugger-proof.
8. How to get intimate with strangers
When you're not being chugged, London can be a lonely city. Locals tend to hang around in impenetrable cliques, making it hard to get acquainted.
Anyone feeling starved of human contact should head into the bowels of the Tube -- the London Underground rail system -- during rush hour.
This is when commuters stack into train carriages like a human version of Tetris. Every conceivable space is filled. Bodies press against bodies. Limbs intertwine with limbs.
Despite the intimacy of these encounters (some marriages never achieve the levels of physical contact found on the Underground), it is an important rule of Tube etiquette not to acknowledge them.
So, even when you find a stranger inadvertently wedged into crevices of your body that you never knew existed, under no circumstances must you look them in the eye.
More: The London taxi that's also a hotel
9. How to tell the time
New York prides itself on being the city that never sleeps. The same cannot be said for London.
Anyone staying out late in the center of London will witness a peculiar ritual as panicked locals swig down drinks then run through the streets like Cinderella racing the chimes of midnight.
This nightly curfew is set by the closure of the Underground. Trains are halted shortly after 12 a.m. to give maintenance crews a chance to clear the grunge that builds up along its Victorian tunnels.
Anyone missing this crucial cut-off point will find themselves stranded far from home and facing a fate far worse than being turned into a pumpkin: the night bus.
10. How to survive the night bus
For all its crowds, grunge and frequent signaling failures at obscure stations like High Barnet or Cockfosters, when compared to the night bus, the London Underground represents the height of luxury travel.
Night buses are the last resort; the creaking life rafts that bear disaster survivors across the treacherous ocean that is suburban London in the wee hours.
Journeys that take 20 minutes by Tube, can take up to 48 hours on the night bus. During this time, the sun will not rise and many on board will either perish or get off and walk.
To survive this ordeal it is crucial to remain awake at all costs. Listen to loud i-Pod music, engage in rambling conversations with other passengers or play dodge the empty vodka bottle as it trundles towards you across the floor.
If you do succumb to sleep, expect to be woken up as the driver gleefully turfs you out at the end of the line -- usually a dark lane deep in the countryside.
You're a long way from London now, innit.


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Art show delivers color to Nashua
By Barbara Taormina
Sunday News Correspondent | August 17. 2013 7:45PM
Dunstable, Mass., artist Jacqui Hawk was one of more than 50 artists in this year's Greeley Park Art Show. (Barbara Taormina/Union Leader Correspondent)
The Greeley Park Art Show is the largest outdoor fine art show in southern New Hampshire, and the only outdoor exhibit with a history that stretches back 60 years.
The show includes both an adult and a student art competition, and has raffles to raise money for annual scholarships awarded to two local high school graduates who plan a career in art.
This year Wyatt, who took advantage of a special "student art" table where kids could pay $10 for a canvas and a pallet of colors, was hard at work on a painting of monsters.
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A radical comix collection centering around equality, living free, feminism, queerness, Radical illustrators, sketch artists and the pacific Northwest, It is edited by Revolt Distro and will be put out every three months from February on. This is a call for Submissions so Please Send in Your Work or forward this to a friend who would be interested. We can Change the world or at least get our art out there to the people. Issue number one will be put out in February 2013 so you have until the last week of January to submit. The Zine will be comic book size and submissions can be sent to email@example.com where they will have to be scaled to fit into the final anthology! So stoked about this new awesome project we are going to collaborate with a lot of great zine authors from the PNW. you should too!Thank you so much to those who have submitted already and those of you who will do so from now until the last week of JAN. Thanks!
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The 34th Annual Houston Italian Festival, Oct. 11-14, is sure to excite Houstonians to celebrate all things Italian. Hosted on the University of St. Thomas campus, events such as grape stomps for adults and children, pasta eating contests, a bocce tournament and collie dogs playing soccer will be a treat for the entire family. The event is sponsored by the Italian Cultural and Community Center. See a video showcasing the fun and vibrancy of Festa Italiana.
Below are some entertaining festival activities for adults, children and the entire family.
Score a Goal on Soccer Collies
New this year, and for the first time in Texas, play soccer with two high-energy collies. Visiting from Florida, these collies know their way around the field. Ages 2 to 92 are welcome to try to score a goal starting at 11:30 a.m. on Saturday and at every half of the hour through Sunday at no charge.
New Foods Tantalize the Taste Buds
No Italian festival is complete without plates spilling over with homemade Italian cuisine. In addition to your family favorites, new foods this year include eggplant parmesan, insalata panzanella, insalata de mare, affogato, tiramisu and an antipasto plate. An appealing treat festival goers must try: Italian nachos.
Festival Presents Events for Adults, Children
The Taste of Italy Pavilion and the three stages, Main, Children's and Italian Culture stages, feature events and activities around the clock. With plenty of events, such as cooking demonstrations, wine tastings, live entertainment, dancing the Tarantella and feature films, adults and children can immerse themselves in all parts of the Italian culture. Also, the adult and youth bocce ball tournaments let people strut their bocce skills.
Also, raffle tickets are available for a chance to win a 2012 FIAT 500 Hatchback Lounge, donated by FIAT of Clearlake. The drawing for the car is on Oct. 14. Ticket sales benefit the ICCC.
High School Artists Participate in I Madonnari Sidewalk Chalk Art Contest
High school students will create original chalk-art pieces on the sidewalks at UST for the I Madonnari Sidewalk Chalk Art Contest. Students are allowed a 3-inch-by-3-inch square and are able to draw all day from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday. Subjects range from traditional Madonna images to more modern designs. The winners will be announced on the Festival's Main Stage at 6 p.m. Stop by to watch artists display their talents.
Pasta Lovers Unite in Pasta Eating Contest Pasta lovers will be ready to eat a full plate of pasta with one hand at 1 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday on the dance floor in front of the Main Stage. Space is limited space, so sign up early in the day.
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All are invited to the 9:30 a.m. outdoor Mass on Sunday, Oct. 14 on the festival grounds. The Rev. Michael Buentello, CSB, will offer the Mass. The Children's Choir from St. Vincent de Paul will also participate.
Admission is $8 for adults and free for children 12 and younger. Purchase discount tickets in advance until Oct. 10.
For information, to volunteer and to purchase discount presale tickets and FIAT raffle tickets, visit HoustonItalianFestival.com. Visitors may park in the Moran Center Parking Garage for $2 per exit and additional surface lots and public street parking also available.
Proceeds from the festival support the ICCC, M.D. Anderson Cancer Center Children's Art Project, UST's Scholarship Fund, the International Student Exchange Program, the Society for the Performing Arts and the Monarch School.
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Men's Soccer Wins Wild, Weather-Hampered 3-2 Match at DePaul
CHICAGO, Ill. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) – In a wild and weather-hampered match, the Green Bay men's soccer team opened its 2013 season with an exciting 3-2 win over DePaul on Friday afternoon at Wish Field.
A high-scoring, intense affair, the Phoenix rebounded from two early deficits for its first win of the season. The game was called with 6:06 remaining on the scoreboard due to severe weather in the Chicagoland area.
"This was a great result against an experienced Big East team on the road," said head coach Dan Popik. "We displayed a lot of character coming from behind twice. I asked for a team effort and the team gave it to me.
"We will enjoy this victory for the next few hours then we will start our preparation for Marquette on Sunday."
It didn't take long for the Blue Demons to take an early lead, finding the net with just 1:23 ticked off the clock as Michael Stankiewicz found Brandon Loncar to put the hosts ahead, 1-0.
Storming back, the Phoenix threatened in the eighth minute with attempts from Audi Jepson (Green Bay, Wis.) and Sam Krenzien (Wauwatosa, Wis.) to take back the momentum. Jordan Dover (Ontario, Canada) entered the match for Green Bay in the 23rd minute and showed his capabilities off the bench, netting his first goal of the season in the 29th minute capitalizing on an open-net pass from Krenzien to knot the score at 1-1.
Maintaining the pressure, Lawrence Talery (Coon Rapids, Minn.) saw his shot hit the post and another shot by Dover forced DePaul's Eric Sorby into a save situation, leaving the Phoenix just short of adding another goal.
Despite holding the momentum, it was the Blue Demons who scored the final goal of the first half, bringing in a goal by Pat Flynn off of a free kick to take a 2-1 lead into halftime.
Again the Phoenix rebounded from a deficit, notching two goals in the first five minutes of the second half to go ahead, 3-2. Krenzien started the scoring in the 48th minute with an unassisted marker shot from 20 yards out to even the score, 2-2. Jepson followed with his first collegiate goal in the 50th minute, settling a pass from Tyler Swanner (Glen Carbon, Ill.) to push the Phoenix lead to 3-2.
Green Bay maintained the advantage down the stretch, until the game came to a halt in the 84th minute for lightning and severe weather in the area. After a 90 minute delay the match was called.
For the match, Green Bay led in shots, 10-8. Corners were even at 1-1. Kyle Ihn (Wales, Wis.) played the entirety for the Phoenix, collecting his first collegiate win after making one save.
Green Bay returns to the pitch on Sunday, making the trip to Milwaukee to take on No. 12 Marquette on Sunday at 4 p.m.
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Aaron Ramsey says the Arsenal squad view Wednesday's night's game against Schalke as an opportunity to "put things right".
Arsène Wenger's side slipped to their second defeat of the season when they were beaten 1-0 by Norwich on Saturday.
Ramsey admits the players were disappointed with their performance, but they hope to make amends when they return to Champions League action.
"When you have an upset you want to get back out there as quickly as possible to put things right," the Wales international said.
"We know we weren't good enough on the day to win the [Norwich] game. We had been doing really well this season and in each game we felt like we were growing with confidence, so that was definitely an upset. Hopefully we can turn things around as quickly as possible.
"That is what we hope to do against Schalke, and it will put us in a really strong position in this group [if we win].
"We all look forward to these occasions, we're playing the best teams from around Europe and we're all up for it. We are trying to put our stamp on this competition and hopefully we can do that on Wednesday."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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On Tuesday in Mexico City, the official kickoff press conference for the bout between former three-division world champion and future Hall of Famer Sugar Shane Mosley (46-8-1, 39 KOs) and Mexican warrior Pablo Cesar Cano (25-2-1, 19 KOs). They will collide May 18 in a ten round welterweight bout at the Grand Oasis in Cancun, Quintana Roo, Mexico. The event is presented by Golden Boy Promotions along with Cancun Boxing and will be broadcast live in the USA by FOX Sports and in Mexico by Televisa.


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Students write what they are thankful for inside the turkey feathers.
Landscape page with a colorful border and primary lines to write "I am thankful" sentences.
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Portrait page with a colorful border and 3-ruled lines to practice handwriting and room to write things you are thankful for on Thanksgiving.
Picture of a sleigh to color, and handwriting lines to write a letter to Santa.
This five page spelling unit includes missing letters, ABC sort, circle and spell, and word unscramble with a colorful holiday theme.
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By Rob Kelly
Robin van Persie says he brought Pat Rice out for a celebration in front of the Arsenal supporters on Sunday because he deserved one final farewell.
The Gunners' assistant manager is retiring after 44 years at the Club, and the vital 3-2 victory over West Bromwich Albion was his final match working alongside Arsène Wenger.
Rice was given the 'bumps' on the Hawthorns pitch afterwards, and Van Persie says the players just wanted to pay one last tribute to him.
"Pat has been with the Club for 44 years now, is a great coach, a great guy and an Arsenal legend," he told Arsenal Player.
"He is not somebody who wants to be in the limelight but we went in, got him outside and he deserves that.
"The fans were singing for him and it is just a fantastic farewell. A big thank you to Pat, he has been incredible. He is a true gentleman and a fantastic coach."
Watch the full interview with Robin on Arsenal Player.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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Green Bay Women Claim Team Title at House of Champions Invite
By: Ryan Hartwig (@GBHartwig)
INDIANAPOLIS (GreenBayPhoenix.com) – The Green Bay men's and women's swimming and diving teams wrapped up the three-day IUPUI House of Champions Invitational on Sunday, with the women's squad taking the team title and the men's squad finishing second to the host Jaguars in a competitive battle that came down to the final event.
The Green Bay women led at the end of all three days, finishing atop the eight-team field with 1,819 points and remaining undefeated on the year. IUPUI was second on the women's side with a score of 1,391.
The Phoenix men held a slight lead over IUPUI heading into Sunday's final event, but the Jaguars claimed the 400-yard freestyle to edge Green Bay 1,686 to 1,679 for the team title.
The women's team had 11 first-place finishes over the three days, winning four relays and seven individual events.
Freshmen Haley Lucas (Menomonee Falls, Wis.) and Natalie Neuwirth (Stevens Point, Wis.) both won a pair of individual events, as Lucas took the 100 butterfly (56.36) and 200 butterfly (2:04.28), and Neuwirth finished first in the 200 IM (2:05.98) and 400 IM (4:29.76). Both newcomers were on Green Bay's winning 400 medley relay (3:50.93), and Neuwirth was also on the victories 200 free (1:35.91), 400 free (3:30.17) and 800 free (7:36.07) relay teams, bringing her win total for the weekend to six events.
Senior Parker Wolf (Kohler, Wis.) also had a strong meet for the Phoenix women, highlighted by her win in the 50 free on day one. Wolf's first-place time of 23.39 was not only a personal best, but also a House of Champions meet record.
Other individual winners for the women's squad were Anna Gomez (Burlington, Wis.) in the 1650 free (17:07.63) and Carrie Dinelli (Northbrook, Ill.) on the 3-meter diving board (271.30).
Junior Ryan Korslin (Rudolph, Wis.) was a four-time winner on the men's side, taking a pair of individual races and swimming on two winning relays. Korslin claimed both the 100 breaststroke (55.66) and 200 breaststroke (2:02.94) events after helping both the 200 medley (1:32.18) and 400 medley (3:24.54) relays to victories.
Sophomore Willem Poelmans (Hasselt, Belgium) won three total events for Green Bay, taking the 200 IM (1:52.67) and 400 IM (3:58.41), and joining Korslin on the winning 400 medley relay squad.
The Phoenix men and women will be off from official competition until Jan. 11, when they host Horizon League foe UIC at the Peter F. Dorschel Natatorium.
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>General Running>Weirdest thing you've ever seen on the ground during a run..?
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Are you sure it wasn't a dog toy?
I guess y'all are a little more out in the open up there.
Once on a walk did and I found an Eminem CD without a case...I think it was his first big one. It was actually unscratched, even though it was on the gravel shoulder.
When it's all said and done, will you have said more than you've done?
So do you mean that Did found one of those mini CDs on a previous walk?
I saw a pair of nasty looking underwear on the sidewalk a couple of weeks ago. No, they weren't mine.
a bunch of crabs running away from this dude who had just caught them-- he was dragging the trap up the side of the waterfront thinggie and i guess it opened as the box came up over the side, and all these scrabbly crabbies came scrabbling out and took off across the paved walkway (this is in downtown jersey city).
all i saw at first were all these galloping crabs in all sizes heading towards me, and then this big guy in big boots yelling very small 4-letter words stomping after them.
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by Barbara Rogers
After six months of growing into the regions largest Bad Beat jackpot to date, the Horseshoe Cincinnati paid out the largest Bad Beat jackpot in the regions history. $270,000 was paid out on Feb. 12th. Gary Costa of Cincinnati had the losing hand of quad 7's, and took the larger share, a whopping $108,000. Michael Humphreys, also a local, had the winning hand, a jack high straight flush. His cut was $54,000 and the other six players sharing the table received $18,000 for being in the right place at the right time.
(Photo: Gary Costa is to the right of the dealer; Michael Humphreys is on the left. Behind them are the other six players at the table.)


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One day, Nancy Hogan's mother asked her to find out a little more about her dinner-ware. Nancy knew her parents married in 1947 and that her mother bought the set in Macy's on a pre-wedding shopping trip to New York City with her mother. The dishes were what the young couple could afford at the time and were intended to be a "temporary" set of everyday dishes until a better set could be purchased. As so often happens, her parents used these dishes throughout their marriage and eventually gave them to Nancy along with a colorful yellow bowl. Nancy's quest for more information led her to become a collector of American dishes. In a single moment, she saw dishes as more than serving plates — they became her passion.
Learning about your dishes is not difficult. There are a few definitions that will help you understand your dinnerware. First, pattern refers to the decal in the center of the plate, while the theme is the shape of the design around the edge. The markings on the back of the individual pieces are the trademark.


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Last summer, my painting company added a new sprayer to its arsenal: the Graco ProShot. For those who missed the hoopla surrounding the introduction of this tool, it's a hoseless 2,000-psi piston pump sprayer that takes pro-style tips and is powered by an 18-volt battery. The ProShot is sold exclusively through Sherwin-Williams and should not be confused with Graco's TrueCoat sprayers, which are aimed at the DIY market.
If you harbor any ill feelings toward the early Wagner Powershot throwaways, rest assured that the ProShot offers a far better painting experience. While the motor is somewhat loud, the sound isn't unpleasant and the spray pattern is good in all available tip sizes. More important, the tool lays down a very nice finish and doesn't spit or sputter even when spraying heavy materials.
The ProShot is not a direct replacement for traditional airless or HVLP sprayers; it's a convenience tool that can be used for certain applications. We use it when the area to be painted is too small to justify taking 30 minutes to break down and clean an airless sprayer. The ProShot can be cleaned in less than 10 minutes: You just empty the cup, run a quart or two of water or solvent through the gun with the tip on, then scrub the tip and deflector with a toothbrush. A 20-minute savings may not sound like much, but it adds up over time.
The quality of finish from this gun is on par with that of an airless sprayer. Although it can be used for waterborne and oil-based finishes, we use it exclusively for latex because I don't like to run oil through the same gun I use for water-based paint. If we need to spray more than five gallons, we definitely use an airless, but for smaller quantities we would rather use the ProShot. It's our tool of choice for painting or priming a handful of doors, a few radiators or shutters, or a small stack of shelving or trim.
The ProShot is heavier than an airless spray gun or a cup gun, and you would not want to handle it for long periods of time. But since we only use this tool for smaller jobs, the added weight seems like a reasonable trade-off for not having to drag a hose through an area filled with doors, cabinets, or drying racks. The sprayer comes with two 18-volt lithium-ion batteries and a one-hour charger. The runtime is good; we get about five quarts of paint per charge.
Those of you who own HVLP sprayers – which, like the ProShot, are intended for smaller jobs – may be wondering whether you really need another small-job tool. That depends entirely on the type of material you intend to spray. You can't spray latex with an HVLP without thinning, an added step that slows you down. Since the ProShot uses large-orifice airless-style tips, it can shoot heavy materials straight out of the can. Using it is different from using an HVLP: The large-orifice tips and high pressure create considerably more flow, so you have to move quite a bit faster than you would with an HVLP unit.
I wouldn't purchase the ProShot as a primary cabinet finishing tool, because it's too heavy and bulky for fine work in carcases and has no pressure control. Also, it can't be used with the types of finishes favored by cabinet makers – lacquer and other materials that contain hot (flammable) solvents. An HVLP unit would be the better choice for furniture and cabinets.
Graco recently introduced a new version of this tool, the Fine Finish ProShot, that takes smaller-orifice tips, offers adjustable pressure, and has an explosion-proof motor so you can use it with hot solvents. We have been using one for fine-finish applications and hope to cover it in a future review.
Cost of Ownership
The ProShot can be rebuilt once, so it's technically a disposable tool. That said, every sprayer is disposable in the sense that it will eventually become so beat up or so out of date that it is no longer worth repairing.
According to the sales literature, the ProShot should be able to spray 50 gallons of finish before it needs to be rebuilt, so the overall projected life is 100 gallons. Those numbers are based on lab testing and seem overly conservative to me. I asked Graco if the water or solvent used to flush the ProShot counted toward its lifespan. The person I spoke to couldn't say for sure, but it's my sense that flushing the tool causes less wear than spraying finish because the cleaning fluid is not abrasive (though there is obviously some wear when the pump is working).
In my experience, what you spray and how you treat the gun – or, more specifically, how well you clean it – has a big effect on its lifespan. We took good care of the ProShot, and it performed well until we had put about 90 gallons of latex through it. After that, it took longer to prime, the motor ran rough, and there were fluctuations in spray pressure. After a $90 rebuild that took five minutes to perform, the sprayer was like new. I assume we'll get another 90 gallons out of the tool before we need to replace it.
We typically spray three to four quarts each time we use the ProShot. Based on that, here's how I would calculate what we save by using it instead of an airless sprayer:
- 720-quart lifespan (90 gallons x 4 quarts per gallon x 2 for rebuilding) / 3.5 quarts per use = 206 uses
- 206 uses x 20 minutes (saved cleanup time per use) = 69 hours saved labor
- 69 hours x $30-per-hour labor cost (including overhead and taxes) = $2,070 labor savings
$2,070 - $590 ($500 gun + $90 rebuild) = $1,480 saved
This probably understates our savings because it leaves out what we gain by being able to travel light, set up quickly, and work without a hose or cord.
The tool comes with a 32-ounce cup; a 48-ounce cup is optional. You can also get a ProPack paint reservoir and adjustable extensions. The ProPack is a backpack containing a one-gallon reservoir that connects to the gun with a 5-foot hose. It allows the user to carry more paint and spray at any and all angles without fear that tipping the gun will cause it to suck air (as can happen when the cup isn't completely full). The extensions, which come in 12- and 24-inch lengths, fit between the gun and the tip and extend the user's reach. They also allow the user to point the tip up, down, or any angle in between without tilting the gun.
The Bottom Line
I would recommend the ProShot to painters and other tradespeople who need a cost-effective way to do small painting and priming jobs. It's not a fine-finishing tool and you should not expect to use it to spray building exteriors or vast areas of drywall; instead, it's for small projects that are not worth doing with an airless sprayer and would be tough to perform with an HVLP sprayer because you're using waterborne finishes.
Scott Burt owns and operates Topcoat Finishes in Jericho, Vt.
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This jigsaw depiction of an elegant cherry blossom viewing at Asukayama (one of the five Edo-period gateways to Tokyo) reprises a late 18th-century triptych by Japanese artist Shunsho. Nearly two feet in width, the puzzle's 474 one-of-a-shape pieces include dozens of figural "whimsy" shapes associated with the era of shogun rule—samurai, courtiers, a city gate and more. This Cherry Blossom Viewing at Asukayama Wooden Puzzle is made with archival ink and paper over quarter-inch maple veneer plywood. Made in the U.S.A. Completed puzzle, 10.75" x 22".
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Thanks all,You guys always give me the boost I need. Off to enjoy the day. We have a good one today. About 70 today they are saying. First one I have had off other than sunday for quite a while too!! :-DThanks again, Enjoy the beautiful saturday all!! ( Oh no, I have started to sound like Cindi) ?? I have become a Cindi-ite... Oh well I guess that aint so bad..Frantz
Thanks JP. It has been a long time since I heard that I like this 45RPM versionthe way the turn table turns off at the end, kind of pointing out it is over... the end


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The Supreme Court opened its 2012 term Oct. 1, having agreed to consider the smallest number of cases in many years. Despite the low number of cases currently docketed, the court faces disputes with significant implications for people 50 or older. Once again, AARP Foundation Litigation has issued its Supreme Court Preview (PDF) discussing those cases impacting older people.
In Genesis Healthcare Corp v. Symczyk the court will consider the permissible limits on the rights of groups of employees to challenge employer practices in collective actions under the federal Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA). Because the section of FLSA being scrutinized in Symczyk also applies to collective actions under the federal Age Discrimination in Employment Act (ADEA), the case is extremely important to older workers. The specific issue involves whether a full offer of settlement with a single named plaintiff in a collective action necessitates dismissal of the entire suit; if that view is accepted, employers will be permitted to "buy off" named plaintiffs and continue allegedly discriminatory practices unimpeded. Alternatively, the employees argue that if a named plaintiff settles early in a collective action, the pleadings should be allowed to "relate back" to before the settlement (when there was a live plaintiff, acting for others "similarly situated") once a motion to certify a collective action is filed and/or decided on behalf of the other members of the action. Collective actions are different than class actions, although both are efforts to permit large numbers of plaintiffs to accomplish together what they could not accomplish on their own. The scope and significance of this distinction will be important as the court considers the Symczyk case.
Vance v. Ball State University poses the question: "Who is a supervisor?" Vance — the only African American in the banquet and catering department at Ball State — sued the university after she was subjected, she alleges, to racial epithets, references to the Ku Klux Klan and veiled threats of physical harm. The role of a catering specialist whom Vance considered (and Ball State sometimes described) as her supervisor is the question before the court. Ball State now says the specialist was not a supervisor but had floating duties that changed frequently and sometimes placed her in supervisory roles over Vance temporarily. There is a split in the circuit courts regarding the proper legal test for determining who is a supervisor. The answer to the question has enormous implications for other employment-discrimination claims such as those based on age and disability bias.


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well you got to look at stats some or you got nothing to compare.
I read in [/U]gun mags years ago the 357 had the highest percentage of stops
on real leve people. the above link isa test on goats. an there is one on pigs some were as well.
the fact is according tot he experts your more likely to die from a 357 vs a 45 acp round . so if you had to choose id take a hit from a 45 acp..
what type of gun is better can be depated all day . A auto is more likely to fail after its first shot IMO an revolver holdsd less rounds an is slower. how ever a double action revolver only need to have the trigger pulled for the first round were the 1911 will need to be cocked as its not DA,
In the middle of the night in my bed room if Intruder were to come in he will be met with a 4" 357 with hot loads. all I need to do is find it an squease. I used to have a model 39 S&W in 9mm in its place but after a bump in the night situation were I was naked half a sleep an droped the mag out trying recall how to use the dam thing I decided a wheel gun was a better in home set up. when I was married she was taught all you need to do is aim an squesee it was that simple . later she learned to cock it for a better aimed shot first.
IN a real world no leo situation I bet 99% of defensive shootings are less than two shots.
as far as the tokarev goes I have read a lot of times before the 357 mag came along it was the most powerful production hand gun round. at 1500 fps in a t33 its got a lot going for it . at 100 yards its still able to hit with very little compensation drop if any. I have no idea were it would place on the list above but it would be up there with hollow points IMO .
I have a 9mm largo ( 9x23) an its no slouch loaded right.
If I can ever find a non chromed lined barrel for a tokarev Im going to open it up to 9x23 Winchester an it will do every thing a 357 can in a auto . I have actually looked into a making a longer than stock barrel for it in 9x23 win or 38 super so it can also be used for hunting an have a compensator. were the 9x23 win rates is a good guestion but if a 1911 can be done in 7.62x25 it can be done in 9x23 win an im sure has been.
its my under standing a 9x23 is at 357 power or better . if it can be the same as 357 in power an load then you could have a your cake an eat it to.
more an more criminals have bullet proof vests an I also think in this day an age a rounds ability to defeat a vest needs to be considered as well as its ability to shoot through car doors an other things.
I see in the list that that some 9mm loads are in the 90+ % range . not to shabby .
all of them are going to work if you place the round well.
inside noise an hearing damage are also a consideration . I don't want to be in a bed room when a 44 mag goes off your ear drums can be ruptured .
there are a lot of variables imo . im sure in all but long range the 45acp is going to do what you need it to do . you would not want to be standing 150 yards away if I was shooting at you with my tokarev or my 357 black hawk Im amaised how on they are at those ranges .
whats behind your target is also a concern will your round go throught the house an kill you neighbor .
if a were a leo id want to be able to shoot through a car door well. maybe through two. if im a home owner then I want it to no kill my son in the next room . again lots of variables.
there is if you carry the weight an size concerns . what round.gun combo can you live with day in an day out ????? the first time you don't pack that 45 acp 1911 because its to heavy or big will be the time there is trouble .
imo the best round is the one you are the best shot with that meets minmum guidelines or better. you got to hit it to stop it.


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10 Things That Made The Theater Show Awesome
1. There was not just 1 but 2 Theater Shows! In San Diego County, the 2nd Annual Theater Show was held at the Carlsbad Village Theater in Carlsbad and in Orange County, the 5th Annual Theater Show was held at the Rose Center Theater in Westminster. 2. There were over 100 solos


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That box won't swarm. The first queen out will kill all the rest.If you get there before the first one comes out and you have 7 or more frames of bees, you can remove that box, cutout a queen cell or two, install it in a second box, and start your second hive with cells instead of eggs.
I use a sharp knife. Cut about an inch to the right of the cell, with the knife angled to the left.Cut vertically about 2 inches. Then on the left side, make a matching vertical cut with the knife slanted to the right. Cut across the top and bottom, and remove the triangle of comb containing the cell.Cut a matching triangle from the comb it is to go in and place it in. Press the edges enough to hold it in place.


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Garber: Want an easier snow season?
October 27, 2012
Snow season has officially arrived!
The first snow reminds us we'd better know where the snow shovel is. And if you're tired of the back strain, you might be ready to trade that shovel in for a snow thrower.
As with any type of equipment, selecting the right snow thrower for your needs is no. 1. Here are some guidelines based on your property size and how much snow you normally deal with in a season.
Consider a small-size, single-stage thrower if your homes has a one- or two-car garage, driveway and small walk area to clear.
> This size will be adequate for most storms.
> It operates best from 1/2 to 9 inches of snow.
> It moves about 1,100 lbs. of snow per minute.
Consider a medium size, single-stage snow thrower if your home has a two-car garage, large driveway and some walks to clear.
> This bigger size will be better for your needs than the smaller thrower.
> It can handle 1/2 to 12 inches of snow.
> It moves about 1,800 lbs. of snow per minute
Consider a two-stage snow thrower if your home as a three-car garage, larger driveway and/or large expanses of walks to clear.
> The extra power will be welcome if you have a lot of area to clear and if you live where there are deeper snowfalls.
> Especially if your property faces north or is on a snow plow route, this more-powerful thrower is better equipped to move through drifts or wind rows left by snow plows as well as crusted snow.
> It is best at snow depths of 5 inches and higher.
> It moves up to 2,200 lbs. of snow per minute.
Single-stage throwers are light weight and easy to maneuver. Rubber paddles inside the machine self-propel it and throw snow out a shoot. These throwers are best in newly fallen, non-compacted snow.
> Two-stage throwers are more heavy duty, are on larger frames, have more power and multiple speeds. The steel auger inside the machine has the power to cut through compacted snow. This machine is well-suited to mountain properties where there is more frequent and often deeper snowfall and/or properties where there is a lot of area to clear.
> Some models now have an option similar to power steering that makes them much easier to maneuver.
> Some large two-stage machines have a three-sided cab option that protects the operator.
> Headlights and hand warmers are also options for some models.
Courtesy Associated Landscape Contractors of Colorado and Neils Lunceford, a landscaping company based in Silverthorne that is a member. You may contact them at (970) 468-0340.


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Mori Seiki Manufacturing Facility Opens in Davis
A ribbon-cutting ceremony marked the opening of Mori Seiki Manufacturing, a recently completed machine tool factory in Davis, California. The factory, described as a $50-million state-of-the-art manufacturing facility, is producing Mori Seiki NHX4000, NHX5000 and NHX5500 machines. The plant will also serve as a showplace of advanced manufacturing and automation.
Mori Seiki Manufacturing is the company's first manufacturing plant in America.
On November 7 a ribbon-cutting ceremony marked the opening of Mori Seiki Manufacturing, a recently completed machine tool factory in Davis, California. The factory, described as a $50-million state-of-the-art manufacturing facility, is producing Mori Seiki NHX4000, NHX5000 and NHX5500 machines. The plant will also serve as a showplace of advanced, sustainable manufacturing and automation. The factory is a first for the company in America.
In his comments at the ceremony, Dr. Masahiko Mori, president of Mori Seiki Co., Ltd. and a member of the Supervisory Board of Gildemeister AG, described the new factory as a resource not only for manufacturers seeking horizontal machining centers, but also as a collaborative partner for general manufacturing concerns, such as factory automation. Dr. Mori used the occasion to note that the investment represented by this new plant projects continuing prosperity and support for the U.S. manufacturing sector.
The new factory is adjacent to the company's Digital Technology Laboratory (DTL), an R&D center that collaborates with Mori Seiki Japan on a 24‐hour work cycle to support global manufacturing solutions. DTL employs more then 80 staff members. The factory and R&D center comprise a combined 291,000 square feet spread over 19.2 acres in Davis, not far from Sacramento. Eight additional acres are reserved for future expansion at this site.
Mori Seiki NHX4000, NHX5000 and NHX5500 machines are being built in the new factory, with column and medium part machining on three NHX10000 machines installed with a linear pallet pool (LPP) system that accommodates 60 pallets. Two NH6300 machines with 40 pallets are dedicated to machining pallets and small castings.
The large machining area is equipped with two Toshiba MPC‐B series five‐face, high‐performance machines. This cell is controlled by DTL's own LPS III software and is able to produce large NHX series castings, which are cleaned by air-blow robots after machining to remove chips and debris from all drilled and tapped holes. The castings come from the same foundry as the NHX machines produced at factories in Japan.
A prepared statement from the company notes that more than 40 percent of the components for the machines assembled in Davis are produced domestically, with spindles and ball screws being imported from Mori Seiki Japan. Domestic content will continue to increase in the future, as additional suppliers are secured, the statement says.
To maintain economic and environmental standards, the factory performs dry and minimum quantity lubricant (MQL) machining only, with chip evacuation performed by a centralized vacuum system. The building is temperature controlled throughout. Production started in July, 2012 and current capacity is stated to be 80 units per month.
Automation such as this robotic system serving a machining cell of three NHX10000 machines is characteristic of the advanced manufacturing in place at Mori Seiki Manufacturing.


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KarlI swear, by my life and my love of it, that I will never live for the sake of another man, nor ask another man to live for mine. - Ayn Rand
beautiful karl.
Thanks Karl!
a real work of art.
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pitchouguina's spring / summer 2013 collection has been previewed and Fashionising.com has each of the key looks for you.
You can see all of the pitchouguina spring / summer 2013 collection by clicking on a thumbnail on the left. From there you can browse through each of the pictures from the collection.
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hi there, you posted a while back and was explaining you are having problems with using injection with your card my friend. Well as a total noob myself to using backtrack. I got myself the edimax 7318usg adapter and have searched and researched many forums and sites for answers. I think the cards excellent value for money as many others will probably agree, as I purchased mine for £12 on amazon.
Ive tried using aireplay and the aircrack suite but it always failed me upon trying to inject even though ive got the 2.0.0-k2wrlz driver
I'm currently running backtrack 3 final from a 8gb usb flash drive, Ive made it with persistent changes and installed the relative 2.0.0-k2wrlz driver as recommended in an earlier post on this forum.
The easy way I recommend is as follows:
open console.
type airmon-ng stop rausb0
ifconfig rausb0 down
macchanger --mac 00:11:22:33:44:55 rausb0
airmon-ng start rausb0
airodump-ng rausb0 (Now look for your Target Network)
Check under data that some data is visibly able to be captured.
now go to kde menu and leave console open.
go to backtrack and network & radio analysis\80211\ALL and select spoonwep.
Spoonwep should open as a gui, now refer to the console and type the bssid of the target network in the first line of spoonwep, leave ath unchecked and
dont type anything in client mac
go to netcard and select rausb0, now select channel of your Target refer to console. Then launch arp replay attack you should see your wep key soon.
also if injection and collection of ivs seems slow, go to console and type iwconfig rausb0 rate 1m this speeded up collection of ivs much quicker.
Please respect forum rules and policy and obide the law only penetrate and test on your own router or network and no one elses, you are warned.
what works for me may not work for everyone else, but I am just sharing my knowledge with people who wish to try it this way, thanks any help needed just let me know.


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Well, I finally got my butt on the range this morning with some Glocks. Took me long enough. LOL! I shot the G21. I'd like to try the G21SF still, but there wasn't one to rent. However, the G21 felt nice while I was shooting. It feels bulky when I'm holding it in the shop, but when I'm shooting it feels fine. I don't get that.
I didn't save my target, but I was impressed. I put 50 rounds through it and all but maybe the last six hit within about two inches of each other. Right around the end of the box of ammo a shell decided to kiss my cheek and, once again, I had a casing down my safety glasses. Hit the same spot my Sig got me in a year and half ago. It didn't mark since the glasses were odd shaped and it popped out when I shook my head. But the flinching started up again. So the last couple of shots were way low.
I was impressed with how well it handled. The sights were great and easy to line up, and for such a light weight gun it wasn't hard to control at all (I shot an HK in 40 not too long ago and it was near impossible for me to keep a good grip on while firing, so it sort of tainted my opinion of light weight guns and calibers over 9mm going through them). And my final target was one I have only done with my 686 in the past. So I dare say it shoots better than my Sig ever did, even when she wasn't sick.
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Pittsburgh, Pa. – The Canisius College hockey team finished its six-game road trip to start the season with a 6-1 loss at Robert Morris on Friday night. The loss drops the Griffs to 1-5-0 on the season and 0-3-0 in Atlantic Hockey play, while the Colonials improve to 1-5-1 and 1-0-1 against league foes.
"Robert Morris was a better team tonight," said Canisius head coach Dave Smith. "We got into penalty trouble early and it made it difficult to sustain anything 5-on-5. We were playing from behind and it was an uphill battle that we couldn't come back from. We need to generate a more consistent 5-on-5 attack if we want to be successful in the future."
Junior defender Doug Jessey scored the lone goal for the Griffs in the defeat.
The Colonials didn't waste much time getting on the scoreboard when Greg Gibson scored just 1:43 into the contest for the early 1-0 advantage.
The Griffs answered back with Jessey's first goal of the season, connecting on the power play. The junior defender sent the puck into the back of the net from the blue line at the 7:37 mark to pull Canisius even at one. Sophomore Stephen Miller and junior Doug Beck both registered an assist on the extra-man tally.
Robert Morris, however, finished the period strong behind two Cody Wydo goals. Wydo scored his first goal with 4:57 remaining in the period, finishing on the power play. After a shot off the boards, the puck went to Wydo on the opposite end and he jammed it in for the 2-1 lead. Wydo then added his second goal with 1:15 remaining in the period, getting behind the Canisius defense and finishing 1-on-1 with the goalie for the 3-1 lead after 20 minutes of action.
Wydo added a third goal 5:08 into the second period, knocking a rebound in on a 5-on-3 power play for a 4-1 Robert Morris lead.
The Colonials finished the scoring with two goals in the third period when Zac Lynch (6:12) and Brandon Denham (15:30) each netted a goal for the 6-1 victory.
Robert Morris outshot the Griffs, 35-29, on the night. The Colonials also converted 2-of-8 power plays on the night, while Canisius was 1-for-4 with the extra-man advantage.
Senior goalkeeper Tony Capobianco stopped 29 shots for Canisius in defeat, while Terry Shafer recorded 28 saves for the Colonials.
Canisius now returns to Buffalo for its home opener on Saturday night. The Griffs host Mercyhurst at the Buffalo State Sports Arena at 7:05 p.m.
Game Notes: Canisius has lost its last four games to Robert Morris and seven of the last eight … Canisius has scored nine of its 13 goals this season (69.2 percent) on special teams (seven power-play goals and two short-handed tallies) … The Griffs have allowed multiple power-play goals in back-to-back games after allowing two extra-man tallies in just one game last season.


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Hey guys, it's been an extremely slow season for me and finally had a good hunt the other day. Me and my buddy left with 6 woodies and 2 greys. These were the first wood ducks I've shot here where I live so I plan on getting a few mounted. We got 5 drakes and a hen so I put 2 drakes and the hen in the freezer.
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- Thoracic Transplant Fellowship, Stanford University, 1988
- Resident, Thoracic Surgery, Stanford University, 1985-1988
- Resident, General Surgery, University of Colorado Health Sciences Center, Denver, 1980-1985
- M.D., University of Colorado School of Medicine, 1980
- B.S., Chemistry, The Colorado College, Colorado Springs, CO, 1976
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Dr. Gary A. Ransdell was named the ninth president of Western Kentucky University on September 12, 1997.
Dr. Ransdell received his Bachelor of Arts degree from WKU in 1973 in Mass Communications, a Master of Public Service degree in Public Administration in 1974, and a Doctor of Education degree from Indiana University in 1978.
He re-joined WKU as President after serving four years as Vice President for Administration and Advancement and seven years as Vice President for Institutional Advancement at Clemson University in Clemson, South Carolina.
His previous professional experiences at WKU also include service as a field representative in the Office of University School Relations from 1974 to 1976 and as Associate Director of Alumni Affairs from 1978 to 1981.
Dr. Ransdell became Director of Alumni Relations at Southern Methodist University in 1981, a position he held until 1987 when he was named as a Vice President at Clemson.
He and the WKU Board of Regents are leading the campus through a dramatic transformation from a university of regional importance to a leading American university with international reach. WKU has grown its enrollment to 21,000 and improved its retention of students to 75%.
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Other measures of progress include a dramatic push in sponsored research, the growth of critical degree programs in electrical, mechanical, and civil engineering; three new doctoral degree programs in education, nursing, and physical therapy; a new emphasis on the commercialization of intellectual property and the transfer of WKU technology to the Kentucky workplace; growth of the three WKU regional campuses in Glasgow, Owensboro, and Elizabethtown/Ft. Knox; the creation of the Gatton Academy of Math and Science, which has been ranked by Newsweek as the No. 1 high school in America two years in a row; Kentucky's only independent Honors College with enrollment of 1,200 high achieving students; expanded study abroad programs; and the state's first Confucius Institute and only Chinese flagship program. True to its plan, WKU has the largest number of distance-learning courses and the largest distance-learning enrollment among Kentucky's eight universities.
During Dr. Ransdell's tenure, WKU's athletic programs have won over 100 Conference championships, and have led the Sun Belt Conference in academic performance. He served as President of the Sun Belt Conference in 2000, and completed in 2013 a four-year term on the BCS Presidents' Oversight Committee. Dr. Ransdell successfully negotiated a move to Conference USA which occurs in 2014.
Dr. Ransdell has served on the Board of Directors of the Bowling Green Area Chamber of Commerce, the Board for the Inter-model Transportation Authority of South Central Kentucky, and has chaired the Warren County United Way Campaign. In 2004, Dr. Ransdell completed a four-year appointment on the Southern Regional Education Board (SREB). In 2012, Dr. Ransdell completed a six-year appointment on the Board for the Louisville Branch of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis. Dr. Ransdell currently serves on the Board of Trustees for the Institute for Shipboard Education (ISE) which operates the global Semester at Sea (SAS) program.
Dr. Ransdell and his wife, Julie, met, dated, and were married while at WKU pursuing their undergraduate degrees. They have two sons—Patrick, who graduated from WKU in 2002, and earned MBA/Sports Administration degrees from Ohio University in 2005; and Matthew, who graduated from WKU in 2006 and is a 2009 graduate of Stetson University School of Law. Both Patrick and Matthew were lettermen with the WKU baseball team.
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Can meditation reduce blood pressure?
I take regular blood pressure using a blood pressure monitor.
Now I have learned to manipulate the machine to get a lower reading using my breath.
I know this is not a long term or permanent solution.
The solution should be the controlling of diet, exercise and take medication if the problem is acute.
I just like to know whether you have any experience in reducing high blood pressure using breath.
According to MN 28, three of these properties—water, fire, and wind—have
the potential to become "provoked" (kuppa). In other words, when stimulated,
they can become quite volatile. So when you explore the ways in which the inand-
out breath fabricates the inner sense of the body, these are the three
properties most directly responsive to influences from the breath. With regard to
the water property, this could mean breathing in such a way as to raise or lower
the blood pressure, for example, or to change the flow of the blood through
different parts of the body: away from an area feeling excess pressure (as when
you have a headache) or toward an area that has been injured and needs the
extra nourishment that a healthy blood flow would provide. With regard to the
fire property, this could mean breathing in such a way as to feel warmer when
the weather is cold, or cooler when it's hot. With regard to the wind property,
this could mean breathing in ways that would regulate the flow of the energy
already coursing through the different parts of the body.
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Hi Stacey..Ive seen your post and im looking for a pen pal or someone in the net who likes to talk about things and stuff about life..Im from the Philippines and also now finishing a zine to trade around with people who has the same interests..I have a bipolar disorder but i can say im easy to get along with..I just need someone who can get along with since people here who are knowledgeable about my situation is doesnt really understand..I hope we can be friends and talk about anything in life..ANyway,thanks for your time reading this,i hope you would reply..Take Care..Cheers!
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|Thanks guys for all the helpfull tips i will consider all of them and i will not quit this hobby i love working on engines im one of those people if its not good the first time ill make it better so ill get this motor done as soon as i can thanks again for all the help
|mud bros
using straight motor oil is a practice used by vehicle manufacturers for many years.
the big difference is the cleanliness of the internals and the working area even dust and lint are the enemy.
stp is ok but it attracts dirt like crazy you would need to be a brain surgeon to use it effectively and not make a huge mess.
but if you pre oil, pressure test and rotate every engine like you should before lighting it up all those fancy lubes end up in the oilpan before she fires for the first time anyway.
I have zero problem using Lubriplate as an assembly lube. I DO have a problem w/using Lubriplate on cam lobes and lifter bottoms to break in a performance cam and lifters. And I wouldn't use moly lube (the thick, black lube often used to break in cams) on crank or cam bearings and journals. But that's me.
I`ve used all kinds of stuff for lube, this, came from the very same reason for me picking up wrenches as well as for many others. When your poor you use what works and when your poor you can`t afford to let someone else do it so you have to do it yourself. To this day, I don`t like to use that stuff many call "Cherry lube" it`s too thin and it runs off far too easy. I perfer to use moly lube, but I will use white lube, which I`ve heard about a 100 guys tell me not to and I haven`t had a failure yet. I started turning wrenches when I was six as I was forced to do so by my father. Over the years my older brother who was 10 years older than me and very much a natural at it, taught me from there. I did my first complete rebuild at 12 which was a 140 cubic inch Ford 4 cylinder out of a 1979 Mustang. The biggest goof that I can say I am guilty of was not cleaning the bore of the block enough to get all the hone grit out. And to this day, I`ve seen many do rebuilds, and I look at the bore and can tell it`s not clean, I tell them and they blow it off, telling me it won`t hurt nothing. So I just say okay, have it your way and move on.
That`s why I urge so many newbies on here that are doing a build to clean it, clean it and clean it some more as it`s so easy to be overlooked.
Assembly lube..
Hi,i keep hearing about assembly lube,ive built probably 100 to 150 engines,the ONLY thing i have used for lube is STP,i put it on with a 1 inch paint brush,bearings,cam,lifters,and rocker arms.never had a problem..........
|Hey man, don't beat yourself up. I built an engine two years ago and have beat it to heck. We had a hard winter, I did a cam and carb swap and got it hot quick a few times. I now have a knock, and know it's time I flip the motor over and see what the bearings look like. I hope that I can put some emery cloth to the crank, change the bearings and be good to go. When I built the engine, I took my time and made sure to take every precaution. I raced it a few times, and ran it very hard. You will learn everyday, but if you quit on the hobby it will never grow. Take it in stride and try again, don't let these old timers get to you, they have made plenty of mistakes of their own and wouldn't be the mechanics they are without them. I've been building helicopters for five solid years and learn every single day. I encourage you to build it again, but do it better.
You want to rotate the engine about 1/4 turn at a time as you prime the pump so all the lifters get oiled. You'll know the lifters are oiled when oil comes out the tops of the pushrods at the rocker arms.
When you use a tool to prime the pump, be sure it has the section that connects the two sides of the lifter galleries (that's the blue piece at the right side, in the photo below). Some auto parts stores will loan this tool after you leave them a deposit. Using an old distributor w/the teeth ground off the distributor gear also works fine for this (shown in the thumbnail below).
|Yes i do have alot to learn from every mistake is something you learn and i definetly learned from this. the reason for rebuilding was because a bearing went out and i cleaned it myself so this time im gona have a machine shop clean it. should you always prime the pump even with assembly lube?
|You mean you didn`t lube the bearings upon assembly? What did you expect them to do without lube? The oil from the pump has to travel a good ways before it gets to all points in the engine, especially the crank, by the time it got there you had already cooked it. The clearance between the bearing and the crank is very very close, the crank NEVER touches the bearings because they are riding on oil, oil is a liquid and it, like all liquids cannot be compressed. I see your only 16 but please by all means LEARN before you try anything like this again.
Black w/chunks missing could have been caused by a lack of lubrication that caused the bearing surface to overheat and begin to weld itself to the crank journal. The lack of assembly lube might have played a part in this, as could a lack of pre lubing the engine by spinning the oil pump w/a drill prior to first start up.
The "record disc" feeling is likely caused by grit or metal shavings and particulates left from machining or insufficient cleaning.
Bearing Trouble
Last summer i did a cheap rebuild on a 350. not much performance holley intake, edelbrock carb, and summit low end cam. my question is my bearings went bad right away, my rod bearings where kinda black and had little chunks out of them and the main bearings had a record disc feel and look to it. Is this an oil pump issue? because i never replaced my oil pump with a new one. and could this happen from not using assembly lube?
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The Sheriff's Office is notifying the public that a Level 2 (moderate risk to re-offend) Registered Sex Offender is now residing in Baxter County.
HOME ADDRESS: 11525 Hwy 5 North Mountain Home, Arkansas 72653
The offender was convicted Sexual Contact – No Consent, on 09/05/2008 in the State of Colorado. This offender engaged in sexual contact with a 13 year old female neighbor. Community notification is justified because of the young age of the victim at the time the crime was committed.
This person is not wanted by law enforcement at this time. This notification is not intended to increase fear; rather it is our belief that an informed public is a safer public. This information cannot be used to threaten, intimidate, or harass Registered Sex Offenders. Citizen abuse will not be tolerated. Such abuse could potentially end law enforcement's ability to do community notification.
/s/ John F. Montgomery Baxter County Sheriff
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