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CBOE seats drawing extravagant bids
CBOE seats drawing extravagant bids
The auction of Wrigley Field season tickets at cubs.com ends Thursday at 3 p.m. CT.
The partnership between the Cubs and Chicago Board Options Exchange (CBOE) includes naming rights to approximately 70 new seats at Wrigley Field, as well as presenting sponsorship of front-row tickets at the ballpark. The new seats, which are located adjacent to the Cubs dugout on the third-base line, will be known as the "CBOE Seats" and are available at auction as season tickets in groups of two or four.
According to the team, current bids range from $31,000 to $80,000 for the chance to sit next to the Cubs dugout.
"We expect a lot of bidding in the final hours," said Cubs chairman Crane Kenney. "The bidders may include businesses, groups of fans or individuals. This auction provides a new way for fans to purchase great seats and have the right to purchase the same seat to the 2008 postseason."
The season tickets will include all games for the 2008 regular season as well as the right to purchase 2008 postseason tickets if the Cubs make the playoffs.
The Cubs and CBOE also will partner on a second auction of front-row seating behind home plate. Starting March 14 and running throughout the regular season, the Cubs and CBOE will give fans the chance to sit in premier Wrigley Field seating on a single-game basis with the "CBOE Front Row Auction." Fans will bid through cubs.com on front-row seats located behind home plate and near the visitor's bullpen.
Carrie Muskat is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.

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text: Ok, so lets look at what we got. I am not even going to use any of the rooks for now. Starters: Gordon, Rip, Tay, CV, Wilcox. Second unit: Stuckey, (Gordon and Rip sharing backup minutes at shooting guard), Jason Maxiell at small forward, (CV, Ben, and Wilcox sharing backup power forward duties) (Ben and Kwame sharing backup center duties.) Jason is big for a small forward, but many, many slower people than JMAX have played the position. (Like Corliss when we won it all in '04 - with our current head coach on the coaching staff at the time.) Sure, you can fill in the voids with the rookies. But other than having no true point guard in the starting unit, not that bad a team offensively. PS, adding Ben makes us a 30 win team now. Still not enough defense. Better than 20 wins though.


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Too hot to cook? Then try a main-dish salad served on cool, refreshing cantaloupe wedges. Serve with a grainy muffin or hard roll and pitchers of iced tea.
Recommended: Favorite Summer Melon Recipes
- 1/2 cup uncooked orzo pasta
- 1 snack-size cup (4 ounces) pineapple tidbits
- 1/2 cup fat-free mayonnaise
- 1/3 cup fat-free plain yogurt
- 4 teaspoons lemon juice
- 1 teaspoon minced fresh mint
- 1 teaspoon grated lemon peel
- 1 teaspoon honey
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/8 teaspoon pepper
- 2 cups cubed cooked chicken breast
- 1/2 cup chopped celery
- 1/3 cup chopped sweet red pepper
- 1/4 cup chopped green onions
- 1 small cantaloupe, seeded and quartered
- 1/4 cup unsalted cashews
- Cook pasta according to package directions. Meanwhile, drain pineapple, reserving juice; set pineapple aside. In a small bowl, whisk the mayonnaise, yogurt, lemon juice, mint, lemon peel, honey, salt, pepper and pineapple juice until smooth.
- Drain pasta and rinse in cold water. Place in a large bowl; add the chicken, celery, red pepper, onions and pineapple. Add mayonnaise mixture and toss to coat. Serve on cantaloupe wedges. Sprinkle with cashews. Yield: 4 servings.
Originally published as Cantaloupe Chicken-Orzo Salad in Country Woman July/August 2006, p51
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"I've made this several times and I just love it. When I made it today, I was out of plain yogurt, so I subbed FF vanilla yogurt and left out the honey and pineapple juice. I think I liked my version better than the original recipe. Very filling and tasty. And it keeps nicely in the fridge for a couple of days."


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A new study by the government of Thailand reveals during the period of January-Februry, 2003, the administration of Thaskin Shinawatra instituted an anti-drug campaign which resulted in the deaths of at least 2,500 people. The program supposedly was set in motion in order to meet UN hopes for an effective approach to dealing with drugs that would be humane and respect individual rights. Instead, according to a source which is part of the current study, "those who implemented the order though they could do whatever it took to meet the target which was to reduce to drug traffickers." It is estimated at least 1,400 of the deaths had nothing to do with reducing drugs but were linked to local police officers who simply were aiming at meeting target figures more than eliminating drugs in Thailand.
The war on drugs is among the most ineffective ever waged in the history of humankind. There are thousands of drugs which are legal and some which are not illegal. Historically, humans have been using drugs for a variety of reasons, but the 20th century has been characterized by an aimless program which repeatedly fails and invariably results in drug lords becoming wealthier. The aim of an effective drug program should be through education and other incentives to enable individuals to make decisions that would lead them not to use harmful drugs.


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Philippians 4:8 (KJV) "Finally, brethren, whatsoever things are true, whatsoever things are honest, whatsoever things are just, whatsoever things are pure, whatsoever things are lovely, whatsoever things are of good report; if there be any virtue, and if there be any praise, think on these things."
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We NEED what Beauty speaks. What it says is hard to put into words. But part of its message is, all is well. All will be well.
Beauty invites
Recall what it is like to hear a truly beautiful piece of music. It captures you; you want to sit down and just drink it in. We buy the CD and play it many times over. (This is not visual, showing us that beauty is deeper than looks.). Music like this commands your attention, invites you to come more deeply into it. The same is true of a beautiful garden, or a scene in nature. You want to enter in, explore, partake of it. Feast upon it. We describe a great book as "captivating" also. It draws you in, holds your attention. You can't wait to get back to it, spend time with it. All of the things that God wants of us. All of the things a woman wants, too. Beauty invites.
We do not want merely to see beauty, though, God knows, even that is bounty enough. We want something else which can hardly be put into words-to be united with the beauty we see, to pass into it, to receive it into ourselves, to bathe in it, to become part of it. (The Weight of Glory)
Beauty comforts
Beauty inspires
from "Captivating" by John & Stasi Eldredge
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Probably a local Ozbuzz. Someone who knew they were there and not far from home, but of course your not far from Melbourne suburbs and they could be in any one of thousands of backyards. Obviously somebody who knows bees. If you are desperate for a hive give me a PM here.
Thats shizen! could they be seen from the road? I worry about bored kids vandalizing my hives and keep them as hidden as possible. Im from the other side but if i hear of anything i will let you know. Ben


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Provo • Kicking and special teams blunders went a long way in deciding the outcomes of the Utah-Utah State and Utah-BYU games earlier this season. Why not the same for BYU-Utah State?
Sure enough, the battle for the Old Wagon Wheel on Friday night turned into the defensive struggle most everyone predicted, and one missed kick in particular played a huge role.
Using the stingy defense that has carried it all season, BYU prevailed 6-3 at LaVell Edwards Stadium in front of 63,086 fans, sealing the win late by running out the clock.
"I'm lucky and glad that we won," said BYU coach Bronco Mendenhall, later adding that low-scoring games "take their toll on me as head coach, that's for sure."
The difference in the game came when BYU drove 60 yards for the contest's only touchdown in the last half-minute of the first half. Freshman quarterback Taysom Hill's 3-yard touchdown pass to J.D. Falslev completed the drive with three seconds left in the half.
Neither team scored in the second half.
Maybe former Aggie Riley Nelson really did make a deal with the devil when he led last year's 27-24 comeback win for BYU, as has been joked about in his hometown of Logan, because the Cougars (4-2) played much of the game like they were cursed: missing PATs, getting field goals blocked and costing themselves scoring opportunities with costly penalties.
"Very resilient," said Mendenhall, describing his team, but lamenting the many miscues.
But the Aggies went away feeling cursed as well, losing for the 17th straight time in Provo.
Utah State (4-2) could have tied the game with 7 minutes, 47 seconds remaining, but Josh Thompson's 38-yard field goal just slid on the outside of the left goalpost. USU still has not won a game in Provo since 1978, and failed in its bid to sweep Utah and BYU in the same season for the first time since 1974. Starting for the second-straight week, Hill did just enough to pull out another win. He rushed 19 times for 80 yards and completed 24 of 36 passes for 235 yards and a touchdown, with one interception.
But BYU's defenders were once again the big stars, holding the Aggies out of the end zone and to just 243 yards; it was the 12th straight game an opponent has failed to record more than 300 yards of offense against the Cougars.
USU quarterback Chuckie Keeton was mostly bottled up all night. He was 22-for-38 for 202 yards, but was sacked three times. USU rushed for just 41 yards.
"I was impressed with how our defense played," Mendenhall said.
The Cougars blew a golden opportunity to take control early in the third quarter, when Keeton fumbled the ball away at his own 9-yard line. But an offensive holding penalty backed BYU up, and a fake field goal try from the 8-yard line failed miserably. The Aggies were ready for it.
"One of the better defenses we've played this season," said BYU tight end Kaneakua Friel, describing the Aggies.
BYU stopped a promising USU drive in the third quarter when Preston Hadley intercepted Cameron Webb's pass after a trick play, a reverse. But BYU's best drive of the second half was also thwarted by a pick, as Tyler Fackrell intercepted Hill. The pick came after BYU's Matt Hadley came off the bench and shoved an Aggie player, drawing a 15-yard personal foul.
"It was very close," Mendenhall said, when asked if he almost started Nelson instead of Hill.
After successfully making a school-record 70 straight PATs, BYU has messed up on three of its last six, and that last one almost cost the Cougars dearly.
"I am going to have to take a hard look at [the kicking game]," Mendenhall said.
The Aggies took a 3-0 lead on a 26-yard field goal by Thompson in the first quarter.
The Cougars drove to the Utah State 17 midway through the second quarter, but Justin Sorensen's 34-yard field goal attempt was blocked by Paul Piakula. It was the third time in four games that the Cougars have had a kick blocked.
R In Short • BYU defeats Utah State in Provo for the 17th consecutive time.
Key Moment • Utah State's Josh Thompson misses a 38-yard field goal midway through the fourth quarter.
Key Stat • BYU has not allowed an offensive touchdown in 13 quarters


text: I have a mosquito standard that I plink with on a daily basis. As for jamming i've have not had any problems with cci mini mags. I like it so much thinking about getting a sport just for the longer barrel. Picked up a brick of Remington Vipers 20 years ago and going to shoot them up this weekend if I have to shoot them in the single shot rifle. Found them in the back of the safe and need to get rid of them. On the other hand I have been shooting .223s that are that old and had no problems.


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Re: Raw Water Cooled for 35 Years?
If your going to flush I recommend you use a bucket fed by a tap as dockside tap pressure once blew all the seals in my cooling system after connecting it directly.
Re: Raw Water Cooled for 35 Years?
Originally Posted by hellosailor View Post
The handles, yes. Did I mention grown men crying? (G)
Tried the handle on a Volvo, not enough room to really swing it. And I think we had similar results on another boat, but this is the first time I've heard of someone actually getting it to work!
There was excellent access to the front of the engine on Far Cry. I could sort of squat facing the motor and utilize my leg muscles and body mass to handle the vertical motions and that was enough to carry the momentum through the other parts of the revolution (insert 70's porn music here )
It really wasn't that bad. If the access were poor or I had to try and muscle it with just my arms, I truly doubt I'd be strong enough to do that. As mentioned earlier, the motor fires instantly and it really doesn't take much to turn over my old 15hp Yanmar when decompression levers are flipped. I used to bleed the fuel system that way with the starter. It seemed to spin 200-300 RPM. It was way easier than pumping that silly little lever on the lift pump!!! No tears were shed in the starting of the motor...
Re: Raw Water Cooled for 35 Years?
My Yanmar 3gmd has the crank handle listed as a part (parts book), as I think most small Hp Yanmars list it. I do not think I have enough space to turn crank, but the battery powered drill you mention might work.
I also have fears of getting hurt if crank keeps spinning after engine start. My mother tells me stories how my gradfather cut his hands starting there crank start cars.
Re: Raw Water Cooled for 35 Years?
The handles, yes. Did I mention grown men crying? (G)
Tried the handle on a Volvo, not enough room to really swing it. And I think we had similar results on another boat, but this is the first time I've heard of someone actually getting it to work!
Re: Raw Water Cooled for 35 Years?
It wasn't that bad. Fortunately that engine always started pretty easy with the electric starter motor, my preferred method!!!!
Yanmar provides a starting handle that fits on the bolt on the crank. It is sort of a one-way type socket that is designed to let go when the engine starts. It was on the boat when I bought it and is listed in the parts manuals.
Process I used.
1) Swear profusely that I hadn't gotten around to installing a dedicated starting bank sooner.
2) Search every nook and cranny for that goofy looking starting handle.
3) Drink a beer and come up with a plan.
4) Move decompression levers off
5) Crank engine over a couple of times to see what it's like
5a) In hindsight I probably should have closed the raw water intake. I didn't and got lucky.
6) Crank as hard as I could with both hands
7) Flip one decompression lever off. Cylinder fired immediately and handle came off crank.
8) Flip other decompression lever off. Other cylinder fired.
9) Close up engine compartment and pat myself on back. Feeling quite proud about now. Drink another beer and carry on like nothing ever happened. LOL
I think with the new high torque, high voltage cordless tools, one could possibly crank the motor over. I never tried. My biggest fear I had was that the the engine would fire and the crank handle would remain attached to the engine. That seems like a good way to break an arm, or wrist, or worse...
Re: Raw Water Cooled for 35 Years?
Memo: Never arm wrestel with Far Cry! (G)
Seriously, though...whenever the subject of hand cranking comes up, grown men cry. How did you get the engine to turn over, even decompressed, well enough to fire it up?? Simple wrench on the crank, or cord on the flywheel, or... ?
Re: Raw Water Cooled for 35 Years?
Ran the original 1973 2QM15 raw water Yanmar until fall of 2012 in Far Cry. No hour meter so have no way of knowing how many hours were on it. Previous owner lived aboard for 15 years and had no solar so I know there were a lot battery charging hours. I had no issues with the motor other than parts were getting very hard to find and I assumed I was going to eventually need to replace something major. I ran across a financially distressed person with a rebuilt 2GM20 raw water cooled engine with transmission complete with all paperwork shrink wrapped on the pallet from the re-builder for $500. NO typo. Yes, I snatched that up and swapped motors. Ironically I spent far more than the $500 on new motor mounts, exhaust, hoses, coupling, fuel lines etc. in the process on installing it. Purrs like a top and the new owner is very pleased. A bad cell in a battery left me dead in the water just after I acquired Far Cry and I was able to use the decompression levers to hand crank it and get back into the marina. I love the KISS principle in the marine environment. I wouldn't hesitate to own another raw water cooled engine.
Re: Raw Water Cooled for 35 Years?
Get a motor specific survey. Compressions are a must, not just if the guy has the gauges. If the core is in good shape, clean her out and replace all wearables to get off to a clean maintenance start.
Hours on a motor are only an indication. Ironically, low hour motors that sit for extended periods can be worse than well maintained high hour engines that are run routinely. A good mechanic can sort it out.
Re: Raw Water Cooled for 35 Years?
36 yr old 2qm20h, raw water cooled, in a Bristol 29.9, 1500 hrs here.
keep the fuel clean and change the thermostat, impeller and zincs once a year and she will never skip a beat.
Re: Raw Water Cooled for 35 Years?
Originally Posted by hellosailor View Post
Beware of thinking simpler is better. That's how you wind up pulling the engine entirely.
The difference from 140F to 180F should not be a fire risk, even paper won't catch until 451F and that's a long way off. Heating the boat, yes, that's something else again. Poor insulation, poor ventilation, and no blower can all contribute to that. Even at 140F, you may want to run the blower after the engine is shut down, so it cools off the boat AND so it cools off the engine and prevents the oil from coking.
Or just pull the engine.
That was one of the problems in the VW Beetle, by the way. Air cooled engine, terribly inefficient. Simple, yes, reliable, maybe, but very inefficient.
Gasoline engines are required to have a blower, and due to lower ignition temp of gasoline, keeping engine and its compartment cool is even more important.
Air cooled engines are a whole nother ball game. Never liked them. Don't understand how one can maintain a constant engine temperature by blowing air. Never owned a volkswagon and even an air cooled porshe is just a glorified volkswagon- at least the air cooled models- on top of that, they sound like hell. My two cylinder lawn tractor sounds better than a 911. I always did like the look of the 911 Targa however.
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>I remember reading that most if not all feral hives were the first to be wiped out by varroa. A common myth.
Also, suggesting that feral bees are swarms of domesticated bees may not be accurate. Domesticated swarms nesting outside a controlled hive are prone to die within first couple of years.
Michael, do you think that bee researhers are blind.
I am foundationless , i have mites , i have had :roll: hives that die overwinter, i make splits and capture swarms and do cutouts . in six years i have went from 1 hive to 20 in that 6 years i have lost 20 but the 20 i have now are all from proven lines of mutts that will survive with NO treatments at all


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text: David Hallberg is 29 and from S. Dekota and will join the Bolshoi on a permanant basis this coming season. There is a long list of talent flowing the other way but this is the first dancer to head in the opposite direction. Cute little story and good luck to him. http://artsbeat.blogs.nytimes.com/2011/09/20/a-ballet-first-an-american-to-join-the-bolshoi/


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uses the previous "chr" function and uses it to create the inverse function "ord" by brute force.
It's slow, It's inelegant, but it works.
I thought I needed ord/chr to do a cartesian cipher in shell script a whie ago, but eventualy I realized I could get fancy with tr and do the same thing...
Calculates the size on disk for each package installed on the filesystem (or removed but not purged). This is missing the
| sort -rn
which would put the biggest packges on top. That was purposely left out as the command is slightly on the slow side
Also you may need to run this as root as some files can only be checked by du if you can read them ;)
miss a class at UTOSC2010? need a refresher? use this to curl down all the presentations from the UTOSC website. (http://2010.utosc.com) NOTE/WARNING this will dump them in the current directory and there are around 37 and some are big - tested on OSX10.6.1
counts the total (recursive) number of files in the immediate (depth 1) subdirectories as well as the current one and displays them sorted.
Fixed, as per ashawley's comment
usage: sitepass MaStErPaSsWoRd example.com
description: An admittedly excessive amount of hashing, but this will give you a pretty secure password, It also eliminates repeated characters and deletes itself from your command history.
tr '!-~' 'P-~!-O' # this bit is rot47, kinda like rot13 but more nerdy
rev # this avoids the first few bytes of gzip payload, and the magic bytes.
Quick shortcut if you know the hostname and want to save yourself one step for looking up the IP address separately.
show only the name of the apps that are using internet
Not as far off as you thought, now is it?
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works on all unices.
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The Hulu-will-charge-you-money rumor mill is churning once again and the blogosphere has lit up with preemptively angered Hulu viewers vowing that they will never darken Hulu's digital door again. Some call it greed, others point to nefarious pressure from ailing broadcast and cable operations, while some decry the end of a freewheeling era. They are all wrong.
Hulu charging for content is a good thing. In fact, it's a necessary next step to get us where we need to be. Let me explain.
This comes at an awkward time, to say the least. The site's CEO, Jason Kilar, admitted just weeks ago that the free site is profitable, taking in more than $100 million last year and on a run-rate to more than double that this year. Blunting that momentum would be foolish. But letting it run absent the burden of helping to pay for the shows it profits from would also be irresponsible, and not in a Father-knows-best "charging for content builds character" kind of irresponsible, but in a more "not taking advantage of the opportunity to take Hulu to the next level in benefit of the consumer" kind of irresponsible.


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The Blue Jays have released Vladimir Guerrero at his request, according to his agent Bean Stringfellow. Vlad wanted the opportunity to play at the major-league level. He is not retiring
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Guerrero went 4-for-5 with a triple Monday for the Blue Jays' Triple-A Las Vegas affiliate. In 33 plate appearances since moving to Triple-A, he is batting .303/.314/.424.
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The San Francisco SPCA today welcomed legislation introduced into the California Legislature by Assemblyman Ted Lieu (D-Torrance) in February and pledged whole-hearted support for its passage. AB 1122, co-sponsored by the State Humane Association of California and the California Animal Association, seeks to end the sales of animals at temporary retail venues such as swap meets, parking lots, and flea markets.
"The banning of this practice will significantly improve the lives of countless animals," said Jan McHugh-Smith, President of The San Francisco SPCA. "The absence of effective regulations routinely results in deplorable conditions for animals, especially puppies, at these venues." Animals sold at swap meets, flea markets and parking lots are frequently crammed into hot, unsanitary cages, often without food or water, repeatedly manhandled by shoppers, and purchased on impulse.
Puppies sold in these venues are the typically "products" of mass breeding facilities known as puppy mills. Documented problems of these puppy mills include over-breeding, inbreeding, minimal veterinary care, poor quality of food and shelter, overcrowding and lack of socialization with humans. These animals may appear healthy at sale time but many suffer from hard-to detect diseases, or fall prey to disease because their immune systems are not yet fully-developed. Other puppies are removed from their mothers too early and die from starvation because they don't yet have teeth and are unable to chew.
An additional problem is the smuggling of puppies from puppy mills across the US/Mexico border. The animals are usually sold out of the back of vehicles for cash, and the sellers often use disposable cell phones so that buyers have no recourse if the puppies get sick and die, as they often do. As a result, consumers can incur significant emotional and financial costs in caring for these animals.
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Argentina hung with us once they started playing zone.
The Spanish coach was in the audience watching. If he doesn't play zone most of the game, i will question his sanity. Although when they put LBJ in the middle of the zone, they started doing a little better. Spain is screwed regardless IMO. Calderon is injured, and Pau plays like a sissy.
I'm guessing that if Herrmann would have been suited up today, Argentina would have prevailed. It would have been an unstoppable barrage of 3-pointers and nifty finger rolls.
LOL... I completely agree. UNSTOPABLE
I think that was on the menu at the local restaurant last night.
You haven't even mentioned his suffocating D. Don't you remember him covering Dirk that one game?
That's nothing: YouTube - will bynum - believe me Fast forward to 1:10. I dare you.
What happened, I think I missed it? Bynum had one of the nicest dunks I've ever seen in a game when he was in HS on the show Punks. Oh well, off to the rotations thread to begin working on minute allotments and games played for him.
Oops, I meant 2:45.
You perhaps missed that Delfino did fantastic in the previous game?
Wow, I didn't know Bynum was that athletic! Crazy highlights. The move at 1:50, the dunk at 2:05, and the block at 2:25 show some versatility. Our point guard problem seems to be officially over with this guy as our #3.
Yes, I missed it. I think the U.S. defensive game plan was built around stopping Ginobli, not Delfino. I think when Ginobli went out with an injury, the U.S. team lost a lot of focus, enabling Delfino to burn them. Will be interesting to see how Carlos does in Russia.
Yeah, yeah, but did you see that three-pointer at 2:45? OK, OK, maybe I'm :deadhorse with that joke. I did notice a lot of athleticism there, though. Sometimes the defenders didn't look like they knew what they were doing, but that's to be expected in a lower-tier league talent-wise. I do look forward to what he can do with us after getting some good experience over there.
Too bad he wasn't here the last few years, he would have felt right at home. That's to be expected with a lower tier coach though.
15 minutes to the gold medal game. Anyone out there watching? I really want them to win, but I thought they looked pretty bad in the last game. They won ugly I thought. Also I wonder why they looked so bad against that zone. Aren't there plenty of zone defenses in the NBA now? Why no ball movement? Oh well, I hope Tay gets a few more minutes so he feels like he deserves his medal anyway. Actually, the years of dislike of LeTravel and LeCareenOntheFloor dampen my enthusiasm for this team. Never thought I'd get to the point where I could bear Kobe and his game as compared to LeBron and Wade. It's hard to like people who get attention they don't deserve from jump street. I can see with my own eyes that both are excellent players, but I just like Chris Bosh more. And everyone else on the team. Well...go USA! They managed Spain last time, so they just have to do the same thing I guess.
He was fantastic. It's really a head scratcher how much better he looks for ARG. Looks like that's really what it was. And Spain's coach was either messing around the previous game, or has become better real quick. His substitutions patterns for the most part have been fantastic, and he's actually using his depth (although Calderon being out forces some of that)
I am warching. The game is petty close right now. Tay is getting some time in.
I know how you feel.
Halftime of the Gold Medal game. 69-61 I think for USA. Man, present habits die hard. Kobe, Chris Paul, LeBron and Wade all yakking at the refs. Spain seems to be good at passing and shooting. We seem to be shooting much much better than against Argentina, but wow what a lot of fouls we are getting. Everyone seems to have two fouls. Got to see more of Tay because both Kobe and LeBron were on the bench with 2 fouls almost immediately. I think we should be farther ahead even though it's a high scoring game. What about if Spain activates a zone on us? We don't seem to play our best when we play against these zones. Okay, starting up again. GO USA!!!! Defense defense defense please!!!
The gambling defense they were playing doesn't work against good teams it seems. They'll still win though so i guess it doesn't matter.
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A flat line would be an improvement for the company, honestly.
RIM made the mistake of basing the majority of its business upon businesses, major corporations, and governments with its business-centric focus. Which is fine, but they stopped innovating and planning ahead. It gave them plenty of years of profit, but once the first iPhone launched It only took a few years of consumers and employees of said organizations growing attached to a better, more versatile smartphone before those major organizations started to change their buying habits to match..
My mother works for a municipality, and said city is just one of many that has bought its employees iPhones since that is what their IT supports now. RIM spent years enjoying the cash cow market it created, but they never planned ahead to keep control of it. Now that they've become a sideline player in their own marketspace, and they would have to reinvent the phone if they wanted to stay in it at this point.
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As single-cell technologies continue to improve, it has become possible to measure multiple parameters simultaneously at the cellular- and even subcellular- level. Flow cytometry, for example, allows for the measurement of hundreds of properties for each cell, including features related to its shape, size, and protein expression levels. This new information has allowed for the discovery of behaviors that were previously unseen using population measures, such as Western blotting.
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Here it is with the acetate installed. I just stapled it right in there with the white plastic diffusers behind.
For the lights I used two old lamps I was going to throw out. They are literally just table lamps that I took the bases off of.
I had to rewire them in order to do that, but at least I didn't have to buy lights. And they work great!
Just regular 60 watt bulbs. They get warm but not hot enough to melt anything. This is never on for long periods of time anyway.
And the finished product! The open back has a cool lighting effect I think.
It really ties the room together.
I'm sure I forgot a bunch of details, so If anyone has questions please fire away. Something like this would work great for a Vader or Stormtrooper as well. Thanks for looking!


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Finally decided to start my own build thread on here... how exciting.
Anyways, I've been putting parts together for this guy since October/November and plan on being finished this coming October/November. I'm aiming for as much accuracy as I can afford working with my Garrison's GML to meet 501st requirements. It's been a fun journey already and I can't wait to have a finished suit.
First thing I did was buy an ASOK Cold Cast from another member here. I can't begin to describe how incredible these buckets are and they aren't expensive at all. ASOK is a great guy to contact about them as well. My friend ZW painted it to be what it is today and I couldn't be happier.
Next up is my ManOfWar studios Jetpack. Again, couldn't be happier with how incredible this kit was out of the box. Assembled and painted by my buddy ZW again. I'm waiting to get MoJo's stabilizer and DarkSide's beacon, otherwise it's 99% finished.
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So we're gonna trade a FA and move up in the draft huh
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No needed to get defensive deuces. I can see us trading up probably once. This draft isn't as strong as 2012. I'm all for moving up for Milliner but also wouldn't mind moving down for Rhodes.
I say if we fix certain issues in FA then yeah it's be easier to project draft trades. But right now we don't know if we resign Michael Bennett. How much are we willing to pay? Love to have him bak but it's no slam dunk.
I like a majority of the moves minus DRC and and Freeny. From what I've seen in DRC and what eagles fans have said he's soft and inconsistent and will probably be overpaid on the FA market. I just hope it's not the bucs making that move.
I think freeney isn't a good move either. Past his prime. Clayborns injury may limit him in TC so don't rule out a Paul Kruegar or 1st round selection.
Sorry if I came across grumpy I didn't mean to.
All I am trying to say is I would rather come out of the fa period/draft with a few studs as opposed to a bunch of decent guys. I know every offseason will not be like our last but I would rather be aggressive during the draft whether it be a trade back then move up again like last year or use both our 4s this year to move up.
Look at what one guy in Jackson did for our whole receiving core, or Martin did for our run game.
No doubt how much Jackson did for our offense. But I'm not sure their is an elite caliber guy on the defensive side of the ball that can do tht in FA this year. Jaryius Byrd comes to mind but I think he doesn't leave buffalo unless they're really that dumb.
In the draft id be content with trading down getting Rhodes then moving back up and getting Zach Ertz. Kid is going to be a match up night mare for defenses in the seems.
For 3wr slot position the guy to keep an eye on is Julian Endleman. Makes tough catches and runs crisp routes and seems reliable at a good price.
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Also not that high on Millner, wouldn't mind if we picked him, but not sure I'd trade up for him. Overall though this would be a fantastic offseason!
Edit: What R&P said about trading back for Rhodes and getting Ertz is exactly what I would love for the Bucs to do. Ertz will be a great TE, kid is a monster, really want the Bucs to get him.
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Ok the thing that everyone keeps saying is Freeney doesnt make sense, while in the contrary it makes perfect sense to me. It sounds like Clayborn wont be fully healed, so that gives Freeney the chance to be the RE. We need a speed rusher, even if he's lost a step it's still one of the fastest first steps in the NFL.
I just cant see us taking a DE or signing a big name FA one outside of the building that's young. It would be writing off what Clayborn did as a rookie getting 9 sacks.
I truly think that Freeney would be a perfect fit and do what Jackson did for our defense
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I just don't see DRC being a Schiano type of player. Great size and physical skills, but has been known not to play hard or always be a willing tackler. I'm not sure those traits get better when he gets paid. I believe CBs like Grimes or Keenan Lewis from the Steelers fit the mold better.
I like your idea of Freeney and Bennett, just not so sure as mentioned before Freeney would want to be part of a rotation. Like the draft concept, good job.
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Like the FA, there is not a lot of elite talent in this FA like there was last year but there is a lot of talent and great depth. I now most of these players will probably go back to their teams but just looking at there is a lot of players I wouldn't mind here. Some more than others but i like what could be available.
Terrance Knighton
Glenn Dorsey
Michael Johnson
Matt Shaughnessy
Randy Starks
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I would love Paul Kruegar. He's just a nasty player.
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Glenn Dorsey!!! my mind melts thinking about how amazing McCoy/Dorsey playing side by side
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Yossi Benayoun has praised the performances of Emmanuel Frimpong and Francis Coquelin in Arsenal's unfortunate Carling Cup exit on Tuesday night.
Sergio Aguero's late goal sealed Manchester City's route to the Semi-Finals as Arsène Wenger's side pushed for a winner of their own.
Benayoun captained the side at Emirates Stadium and he was particularly impressed by the young midfield duo playing just behind him.
"Frimpong played with a lot of confidence and spirit," Benayoun told Arsenal Player.
"Also, he had a partner like Francis [Coquelin] in midfield who was very good for him and they controlled it.
"Manchester City have a lot of quality players and they did a great job. In the end we were unlucky.
"I think in the Carling Cup games you see a lot of young players coming in, doing their best and I think a few of them showed that they have a bright future for Arsenal.
"Man City didn't play better than us but in the end we made a mistake from our corner," he added. "They have the players with a lot of quality to win the game.
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We now know the basics of using DataObjects as Pages from Part 1 of this tutorial. In part 2, we are now going to look at taking this further and creating a basic product catalogue with products that are DataObjects managed via the ModelAdmin interface. This tutorial will also serve as an introduction to ModelAdmin it self, which is an extremely powerful CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) manager for any type of DataObject, whether used as pages or not.Continue reading...
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One of my clients wanted a clear interface from which he could easily attach downloadable files to some pages of his site. Instead of using modelAdmin and granting him an access to Silverstripe admin panel, I chose to create a front-end page showing a simple upload form, a list of the files previously uploaded to the server, and a delete button for each of them.Continue reading...
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It's been a while since we published the DataObject as Pages series of tutorials, which have proved to be particularly popular. At Aab Web we use those techniques regularly as a way to allow our clients to mange large amounts of flat content or content that is distributed in multiple places throughout a site. Although the final implementations in each project are often varied and bespoke, they all start with the basics outlined in those tutorials, so it made sense for us to build a starting point to work from (and include some more complex features at the same time). That starting point is this module, catchily entitled: DataObject as Pages.Continue reading...
TutorialsDataObjects as Pages - Part 1: Keeping it Simple
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In this two part tutorial, I am going to show you how to display DataObjects as if they were pages. This is often very useful for times when you have lots of items that don't warrant full site tree objects, but do need to be displayed on their own on the site. In this first part displaying Staff Members we are going to keep it simple, using a Data Object Manager to manage our Staff Members and referring to their ID in the URL. Later in part 2, we will see how to use ModelAdmin to manage a Search Engine friendly product catalogue.Continue reading...
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If your anything like me, you've probably found yourself going through your previous sites looking for that line of code to put in your _config.php file. Well, now you nolonger need to, simply bookmark this page and return to it any time you need to add a line to your config! And if I've missed out anything leave a comment and I'll make sure it gets added :)Continue reading...
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We all love the DataObject Manager (DOM, not to be confused with the Document Object Model) as well as its creator UncleCheese of LeftAndMain.com. However one thing which has always frustrated me is having to look back through my code or even worse having to search the forums to find that function to set the upload folder, or create a filter for my DOM. So here within this page, lies a comprehensive list of all the things you can do with your DOM and File/ImageDOM. Viva la DOM!Continue reading...
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The SilverStripe ORM engine (Sapphire) makes working with your database a breeze, but that simplicity comes at a cost. Each database query contributes to slower page load times and a complicated data structure can create significant performance issues.
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When you have a number of pages which follow on from one another you may find that asking a user to return to an index or select the next item from a side menu each time they want to progress is cumbersome. In this situation having previous and next buttons at the bottom of a page becomes very useful. In this snippet we'll add these buttons and also a counter to show the current page we are on and the total number of pages.Continue reading...
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Often you will want to manipulate every nth item inside a <% control %> loop. For example say you had a gallery and you wanted every 3rd image to start on a new line, you need to be able to test each item from the template to see if it is divisible by 3 and should therefore have the clear CSS class added to it.Continue reading...
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When you display DataObjects as if they are a single Page or use a Page Action to display a different view of the same Page, by default your MetaTags are the same as the tags you entered in the CMS.
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Great Bear Rainforest
The Great Bear Rainforest on the central coast of British Columbia is one of the largest intact temperate rainforests in the world. It's a unique habitat, and a valuable forest resource. Regions such as the Great Bear Rainforest can be the focus of highly divisive action between those who wish to develop its resources and those who wish to protect it.
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Catalyst does not harvest trees, but we source our residual fibre from companies that do. That's why we assisted in the development of the Coast Forest Conservation Initiative (CFCI), an innovative partnership between First Nations, environmental groups, local communities, the provincial government and five forest products producers (including Catalyst). The CFCI aims to support the development of an ecosystem-based conservation and management plan for this region. The CFCI sets a global standard for social, ecological and economic collaboration under some of world's most stringent sustainable forest management practices.
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