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Nordic Ski Competes at Wausau Junior Olympic National Qualifier
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WAUSAU, Wis. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) – The Green Bay Nordic skiing squad concluded competition in 2013, sending select individuals to compete at the Wausau Junior Olympic National Qualifier at Greenwood Hills.
The two-day competition consisted of a sprint series on Saturday and distance classic on Sunday.
"It was a good day of racing for the men's team," head coach Steve Teclaw said. "All of the guys skied well for an early season race, and I'm very pleased with how they looked on the race course, helping to set things up nicely for the remainder of the season.
"The women skied well and have shown improvement in their classic skiing, which has always been an area of focus for them."
Leading the way in the sprint series on Saturday was junior Matt Nichols (Wausau, Wis.), who competed in the U20/U18 freestyle sprint, winning heat 1 of the division and finishing third in semifinal 1 before finishing in the top spot in the 'A' final. Teammate freshman Kyle Marshall (Roseville, Minn.) also participated in the division, winning heat 2 of the quarterfinals and finishing second in semifinal 1 en route to a third-place finish in the 'A' final.
Senior Paul Choudir (Custer, Wis.) and sophomore Phil Anshutz (Sturgeon Bay, Wis.) took part in the quarterfinals of the college division freestyle sprints but did not advance finishing fourth and third in their heats, respectively.
For the women, freshman Cassie Thobe (Forest Lake, Minn.) finished third in heat 2 of the quarterfinals and classmate Kayla Billett (Anoka, Minn.) finished fifth in heat 4 of the quarterfinals, with neither advancing in the U20/U18 freestyle sprints. Junior Krista White (Waukesha, Wis.) competed in the freestyle sprints college division and advanced all the way to the finals but did not place in the 'B' final.
On Sunday, the men had five individuals compete in the 10K distance classic. Nichols again led the way, finishing eighth overall and second in the U20 division with a time of 32:05.71. Marshall followed, placing 15th overall and fourth in the U20 division (32:41.99) and sophomore Ben Lindberg (Rochester, Minn.) finished 57th overall and 16th in the U20 division (36.11.64). Also competing was Anschutz and Choudoir in the college division. Anschutz placed 48th overall and 22nd in the college division with a time of 35:29.12, and Chourdoir was 63rd overall and 24th in the college division in 36:28.90.
The women had three individuals took part in the women's 5K distance classic college division, paced by a 14th place finish (19:55.66; 32nd overall) by junior Hanne Guthrie (Chanhassen, Minn.), 20th place finish (22:03.48; 72nd overall) by sophomore Mary Kozloski (Green Bay, Wis.) and 21st place finish (22:35.11; 80th overall) by White. Billett and Thobe competed in the U20 division finishing in 12th and 13th, respectively. Billett's time of 21:21.78 was good for 56th overall, while Thobe's time of 21:41.42 was 63rd overall.
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I guess if I was a action movie star I'd have use for one. It's no Palmetto but I guess it would do as a range toy.
Yes im from the UK where you don't have a gun unless you're a cop or a farmer.
Well legally anyway.
Well since there's no questionsw thread i'll ask here.
What are peoples take on the Pancor Jackhammer?
I guess if I was a action movie star I'd have use for one. It's no Palmetto but I guess it would do as a range toy.
Welcome from Kentucky. I've looked at the posts you've made so far...I think you'll find the reaction on these boards is rather negative as far as full auto weapons go. Just giving a friendly heads up.
You would think that n a land with no handgun ownership that there wouldn't be such a fixation for automatic weapons. I mean...I would like ot have one too but there are so many more that I want,like, or otherwise am interested in.
Welcome to the forum. If you haven't already done so, I strongly suggest you take a few minutes to familiarize yourself with the Forum Guidelines
I would also urge you to stay on topic and not talk incessantly about full-auto weapons, especially when the thread has nothing to do about it. Just because we live in America and can have guns, it doesn't mean we all are machine gun fanatics and spend our free time drooling over these weapons and sending thousands of rounds aimlessly down range every chance we get. In fact, I would venture a guess that only a handful of the members here actually own any sort of full-auto gun or any other Class III item, and those members shoot purposefully with those weapons.
This forum's purpose is to promote responsible gun ownership and have mature discussions about firearms. It is not designed to make gun owners look like trigger-happy lunatics. If you are here to learn and discuss firearms at a mature level, then welcome. If you're purpose here is to hijack threads with delusional dreams of full-auto ownership (since there is no way you'll ever own one where you are), then this is probably not the site for you.
I blame my over zealousness to living in a country where guns are illegal,Hell i've held a ...i think it was a 38 Magnum once and fired a blank once also.


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Once again the local paper in Lancaster, California grabbed my eye as I was waiting in the drive through last week. Lancaster's city elections start at 7:00 AM tomorrow morning. It has been a very strange election season here in Antelope Valley. We have the current mayor, Rex Parris the wannabe theocrat, versus a handful of clueless competitors.
Mayor Parris has a very creepy ad campaign going on for this election. His placards all over over town state "Rex Paris, Our Mayor". Our Mayor who art in Lancaster? And his radio ads are even worse. He is portrayed as Lancaster's benevolent father figure who will take care of everyone. For their own good of course.
The above ads were not paid for by the local Democratic Party, but independently by one of its members. Here is a cached version of another Antelope Valley Press story of the incident a couple of days after the story above ran. I've reprinted the entire story as it no longer resides at the AV Press website.
Ex-candidate: 'Red' ads all my own doingThis story appeared in the Antelope Valley Press
Friday, April 2, 2010.
By BOB WILSON
Valley Press Staff Writer
LANCASTER - Former Democratic candidate Robert Davenport came forward Wednesday to claim sole responsibility for local TV commercials that criticize Mayor R. Rex Parris and his attempts to bring Chinese- or Taiwanese-funded jobs to the Antelope Valley.
The commercials, which encourage voters to cast ballots for mayoral challenger Arnold Rodio Jr., were created without Rodio's knowledge, said Davenport, who said he stands by the messages he funded himself. The ads were created by his media company.
Rodio also has denied any involvement with the ads, saying this past week he neither funded nor endorsed them, nor even knew they existed until questioned about them.
Parris disputed Rodio's statements, saying his election opponent could have repudiated the attack ads as soon as he learned about them.
Davenport's commercial messages assert that an influx of Communists from China into Lancaster could jeopardize the military projects and jobs at U.S. Air Force Plant 42 and Edwards Air Force Base.
Parris said Davenport's ads are "moronic" and "racist" because their creator doesn't understand the reality of what would happen if the city is successful in getting commerce from China to settle in Lancaster.
According to Davenport, "Bringing a few hundred Communist Chinese to live in Lancaster represents both a tremendous threat to national security as well as the potential impetus to lose several thousand good-paying local defense industry jobs that play a significant role in our national security.
"The high-tech, high-security-clearance jobs as well as the assembly, fabrication, engineering, and design jobs at and around Plant 42 and the Skunk Works could disappear as fast as the shuttle maintenance jobs that went to Florida a few years back" if potential spies are brought to Lancaster, Davenport said.
Parris said the goal of his recent trip to Asia was to attract funding for Lancaster business opportunities by Chinese and Taiwan investors.
In return for an investment of at least $1 million into a venture that creates at least 10 new jobs for American workers, an investor would be granted a permanent residency card by federal immigration officials, Parris said.
"It's EB-5 program, which means that if a person from a foreign country passes all the background checks, including, I presume, Homeland Security background checks, they are issued a green card," he said. "The foreign national who is putting the $1 million into the job creation doesn't even have to live in the EB-5 (jobs) area and usually does not.
"With the people we're talking to, the anticipated investment is in excess of $200 million, and so Arnie Rodio and Robert Davenport got together and figured out that meant 200 people were moving to the Antelope Valley, and it's the typical … thought process we see from these people," Parris said.
"They can talk until they're blue in the face about this having nothing to do with Arnie Rodio, but I'm telling you I do not believe it," Parris said.
In discussing his ads, Davenport said: "Here is a news flash for Mayor Parris and all other China appeasers out there: According to the current version of the Central Intelligence Agency's 'The World Factbook,' the government in China is a 'Communist state.'
"That Communist regime has robust espionage efforts aimed at our areas of strategic superiority, and they currently have nukes targeting the United States of America and our military units overseas," Davenport said.
"That Communist state is developing an anti-ship missile that will potentially render our surface Navy - which includes all the sailors and Marines who serve therein as well as our multi-billion-dollar, nuclear-powered super carriers - an endangered species," he said.
Parris said allowing foreign money to create jobs for Lancaster residents would do nothing to jeopardize the future of America's armed forces.
"If there was any danger to our country, (American investor) Warren Buffet would not have bought 10% of BYD," a firm with which the city is doing business, Parris said.
"I will rely on Warren Buffet before I rely on Mr. Davenport," he said.
"It is absolutely racist, derogatory and demeaning to the entire Antelope Valley for him and Arnie Rodio to be saying this," the mayor said. "This is saying anybody who is from China is a Communist, and that's racism.
"The entire time I was over there, I never met anybody who said they were a Communist. It's like saying everybody from the United States is a Democrat." Parris said.
"Make no mistake: What (Davenport) is doing is absolutely anti-Chinese, regardless of whether they are from Taiwan or from the mainland, " he said.
Davenport said the characterization of his ads as racist was "laughably immature."
Having Parris label them as such "almost defies both reason and logic," Davenport said. "I say 'almost' because it is an old, overused, ineffective trial-lawyer tactic to try and discredit the messenger when the facts enumerated by the messenger are airtight.
"The images used (in the ads) came from actual footage shot by the Chinese at political celebrations sponsored by the totalitarian Communist regime that controls the ironically named 'People's Republic' of China with an iron fist," Davenport noted.
"If Mayor Parris and the Communists he pals around with and wants to have as business partners thought everyone here was going to welcome them with open arms and blank minds into a region of America that plays a vital role in our national defense, they were absolutely wrong," he said. "I believe most Americans are like me: Proud, hard-working capitalists that are strongly anti-Communist.
"I would dare say that Communism is the modern-day moral equivalent of slavery," he said.
"Communists are not good employers or responsible business partners. They do not follow environmental or work place safety standards. They do not take care of their employees or produce superior products," Davenport continued, referencing reports about 153 Chinese workers now trapped in a mine in Shanxi province.
In addition, the Chinese business owners "have flooded the international market with cheap products that have caused the loss of 2.4 million American manufacturing jobs," Davenport said. "The fact that China has been able to control a significant portion of the world economy by currency manipulation and using what is in effect slave labor is why we should resist further enrichment of their totalitarian Communist regime.
"We certainly should not try to reason with them and make them economic partners in (a city near) the heart of America's high-tech aviation arsenal," he said.
Parris said none of Davenport's arguments have anything to do with reality.
"This is such incredible nonsense. It has nothing to do with bringing jobs to Lancaster," the mayor said. "We're talking about creating jobs in Lancaster with Chinese companies. If Arnie Rodio was wearing underwear made in China, does that make him a Communist?"
As for Davenport's remark about his profession, Parris said, "I am more proud of becoming a trial lawyer than anything else I've ever accomplished.
"I've protected injured people from powerful insurance companies for more than 30 years, and it's not something I'm ashamed of," he said.
In explaining his commercials, Davenport challenged Parris to reveal prior to the city's April 13 election any measures "he has already implemented in his proposed deals with the Communists to protect America's national security interests.
"If he has none and cannot immediately produce concrete, tangible, agreed-upon language approved by the federal government, which is responsible for U.S. foreign policy, I would suggest that it definitively demonstrates the lack of ability, lack of foresight and poor judgment of the leadership team in Lancaster that is pursuing this dangerous misadventure," Davenport said.
Parris again noted that the EB-5 program is administered by federal officials, and the city is pursuing its new investments under that program.
All of Davenport's reasons have been posted on Internet chat sites by supporters of Rodio's candidacy, Parris continued.
"Word for word, what he's told you has been on the blogs written by Denise Latanzi supporting Arnie Rodio three weeks ago. Let's just recognize this political mud-slinging for what it is," Parris said.
Latanzi, who ran for office on a slate with Rodio in 2008, said Parris "is absolutely, unequivocally wrong."
"I'll go one step further: I do not know Robert Davenport. I do not have cable. I had not seen the commercials against Parris until they were posted on the blog, and I have not seen Robert Davenport's response," Latanzi said.
"This is particularly irritating to me because I would not know Robert Davenport if he was standing right next to me," she said.
This has been one of the strangest elections I've seen in awhile. Unfortunately the Get Rex Parris Out of Lancaster Facebook page is gone (http://www.facebook.com/#!/pages/Get-Parris-Out-of-Lancaster/342591791075?ref=nf). It was a great source of inside gossip about city business. The page covered the following topics and much more:
- Rex Parris's dealings with local developers.
- Rex Parris deciding that he did not want a motorcycle gang to stay at a local motel, so he used a very cozy relationship with the LA county sheriff's dept to close the motel down for being late on its taxes.
- Since Rex Parris doesn't like pitbulls he pushed an ordinance through banning the ownership of pitbulls in Lancaster.
- Rex Parris routinely cuts off and derides Lancaster citizens when they disagree with him at City Council meetings.
- Involving his church, Lancaster Baptist Church, in daily city business, especially the Community Houses planned for poor neighborhoods.
- Paying for religious meetings with city money and personnel until he was caught red handed.
- Sponsoring the "Prayer Initiative" up for vote tomorrow, regardless of the advice of the city's attorney, who advised that the measure would make the city open to lawsuits.
- Having the LA County Sheriff's Department pick up and dump homeless people in neighboring communities, so he could claim the homeless population is down in Lancaster.
- Personal vendettas against city personnel who don't agree with him.
- Speculation about his son's flirtation with white supremacy.


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Mississippi Tea Partier Who Lost GOP Runoff Won't ConcedeTea Party-backed primary candidate McDaniel says many "crossover" voters were ineligible and refuses to concede to incumbent Senator Cochran.
All Eyes On GOP Runoff In MississippiThe runoff between incumbent Cochran and tea party-backed McDaniel has been described as a battle for the heart and soul of the Republican Party.
A Triumph For The Tea Party, And Challenge For The GOPBy taking out Majority Leader Eric Cantor, the right shows its muscle.
Watch Elliot Rodger's 'Why Do Girls Hate Me So Much?' YouTube VideoHe left a 141-page memoir and a YouTube video that he posted online before his killing spree on Friday.
China Flexes In South China Sea, Sinks Vietnamese Fishing VesselTen fishermen were on board.
N. Korea Issues Rare Apology For Building AccidentDeath toll unknown, but an acknowledgement of bad news is unusual from Pyongyang.
Supreme Court Strikes Down Limits On Campaign DonationsThe high court struck down limits on the overall amount an individual can donate to political campaigns.
New 'Credible Leads' On Fate Of Flight 370Australian PM Tony Abbott was optimistic on Sunday about finding out what happened to Flight 370.
DNI Declassifies New Round Of NSA DocumentsAt issue is the NSA bulk electronic communications metadata collection program that was revealed by whistle-blower Edward Snowden.
The Burgundy Back Channel That Could Disarm IranNewsweek takes us behind the scenes in the secret talks to broker a nuclear deal with Iran.
Syria: The New Jihadist Training GroundThe biggest security threat to America and Europe is homebound jihadists.
Bipartisan House Vote Approves Back Pay For Federal WorkersThe House voted 407-0 on Saturday to give back pay to furloughed federal employees.
Kenya Mall Attack Kills At Least 39, As Al-Shabaab Militants Claim CreditThe attackers allegedly targeted non-Muslims, fired automatic weapons and threw grenades at a shopping mall in Nairobi.
Senate Passes Bipartisan Student Loan BillThe measure, if it becomes law, caps student loan interest rates at 8.25 percent for undergraduates and 9.5 percent for graduates.
White House Correspondent Helen Thomas DeadThomas reported on every U.S. president from John F. Kennedy to Barack Obama and attained legendary status.
Venezuela, Nicaragua To Offer Asylum To NSA Leaker SnowdenThe news came shortly after Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega said Friday he was willing to grant asylum to Edward Snowden.
At Least 43 Killed After Multiple Bombings In AfghanistanThree different parts of Pakistan were hit by bombings, killing at least 43 people, according to a report.
Helicopter Makes Emergency Landing In Hudson RiverThe NYPD said a helicopter crash-landed in the Hudson river, but all five passengers were rescued.
French Soldier Stabbed In Neck Outside ParisA French soldier was stabbed in the neck just days after a suspected terrorist knife attack in London.
US Jobless Claims Drop To Lowest Level In 6 WeeksFewer Americans filed for new unemployment benefits in the latest week, as the U.S. labor market continues to slowly improve.


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Kansas City —
KCPT received eight nominations for the 2011 National Academy of
Television Arts and Sciences Mid-America Regional Chapter EMMY® Awards.
The nominations are based on outstanding cultural, educational, technological, entertainment, news and informational achievements in television.
"From promotional spots to public affairs programming to special presentations, KCPT focuses on issues and venues in our community and shines a light on what our city has to offer," says KCPT CEO and President, Kliff Kuehl. "We're so proud that not only are we achieving our mission to explore this region, but that our production team is recognized for their talents in making quality programming, as well."
The 35th annual awards ceremony will be held Saturday, October 22 at the
Renaissance Grand Hotel in St. Louis MO.
Arts/Entertainment: Program Feature: "A Dendroid for KC," Randy Mason
Human Interest Program/Feature Segment: "KCPT SCREENtime – And What Remains," Resonate Pictures, Marc Havener
Specialty Program: "Imagine KC," Angee Simmons, Sean Holmes, Randy Mason
Historic/Cultural—Program Feature Segment: "The History of World War I," Pamela James, Randy Mason
Interview/Discussion Program: "Check, Please! KC," Pamela James, Ashley Holcroft
Community/Public Service (PSAs): "Drink Smart," Angee Simmons, Keith Johnson
Magazine Program: "The Local Show," Eric Mater, Mark Stamm, Matt McClelland, Nick Haines, Randy Mason
Public/Current/Community Affairs — Program/Special: "The Local Show: Mental
Health Special," Nick Haines, Sean Holmes
Imagine KC is generously funded by: American Society of Civil Engineers, Garney Family Foundation Fund, Hall Family Foundation, Health Care Foundation of Greater Kansas City, Kansas City Chapter of the American Institute of Architects (AIA), William T. Kemper Foundation-Commerce Bank, Trustee, Lafarge North America, Urban Land Institute (ULI) Kansas City, U.S. Dept. of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), WNET–Blueprint America
The Local Show is generously funded by: Fred and Lou Hartwig, Kauffman Foundation, Health Care Foundation of Greater Kansas City, The Hall Family Foundation, Johnson County Community College Foundation, William T. Kemper Foundation-Commerce Bank, Trustee, Francis Family Foundation, Hallmark Cards, Kansas Bioscience Authority, Muriel McBrien Kauffman Foundation, Sprint Foundation, Toy & Miniature Museum, Tradebot Systems, Inc., William T. Kemper 2nd Charitable Trust
Check, Please! Kansas City is generously funded by: Bank of America and 360 Vodka
"The Drink Smart" campaign was produced for the Kansas Chapter, American Academy of Pediatrics.
"The History of WWI" was produced for the National World War I Museum at Liberty Memorial.


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Well yes and no. They aren't going to provide anything the original rubber gasket hammer-on lids give you if you're talking about long-term storage. I'm not looking to use these for super-long-term storage however. Right now we're keeping lots of stuff in dry storage in the garage since we only have so much closet space.
The stuff in the garage I don't need to keep in ammo cans (like brass to reload) goes into 5-gallon buckets. And I use those enough that the hammer-on lids became a hindrance. My 5-gallon buckets brass (one of .45 ACP and one of .40) is almost full, so it is nice to have the ability to screw on/off the lid when I get another handful from range visits. Way too much to keep in ammo cans ;)


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Matt Damon and his wife of more than seven years, Luciana, have renewed their vows.
The longtime couple exchanged vows at sunset in an intimate ceremony on the Caribbean island of St. Lucia on Saturday, according to multiple reports.
According to People, Ben Affleck and wife Jennifer Garner were among the small group of guests, along with Don Cheadle, Casey Affleck, and Matt's "Behind The Candelabra" co-star Michael Douglas, with wife Catherine Zeta-Jones.
An eyewitness told Us Weekly that the 42-year-old "Elysium" star wore a tan-colored suit and flip-flop sandals for the island ceremony, while Luciana, 36, wore a cream-colored gown with a sequined belt. Their four daughters were also on hand, wearing light-colored dresses to match their parents.
Matt and Luciana first met in 2003 at a Miami bar where Luciana was bartending.
They tied the knot in 2005 in a small civil ceremony.
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They are parents to Isabella, 6, Gia, 4, Stella, 2, and Alexia, 13 (Luciana's daughter from a previous relationship).
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Property Taxes Law Guide – Revision 2011
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Streets and Highways Code
CHAPTER 1. Administration
Article 3. The Department of Transportation
Section 104.13
104.13. Department as agent for payment of possessory interest taxes due from lessees. (a) The department shall act as agent for the payment of possessory interest taxes due from persons to whom the department leases property of a type described in subdivision (e).
(b) The department shall annually provide a current list of all such property located in each county to the assessor of the county. Notwithstanding any other provision of law, the assessor shall submit the possessory interest tax bill for each property directly to the department, and the department shall be responsible for the payment of the tax in the manner described in subdivision (c).
(c) All funds distributed to a county pursuant to Section 104.10 shall be deemed to be in full or partial payment on the total possessory interest taxes due on the property described in subdivision (e) located in the county. If the amount transferred to a county pursuant to Section 104.10 in any year is less than the total possessory interest tax due on all the property located in the county, the department shall promptly forward to the county the amount of the balance due.
(d) In lieu of the information required by Section 107.6 of the Revenue and Taxation Code, all leases of property of a type described in subdivision (e) shall contain a statement that the department will pay all possessory interest taxes arising from the lease and that the amount of rent charged reflects the cost of this added responsibility of the department.
(e) This section shall apply only to real property held for future state highway needs and to real property originally held for that purpose, which the department has determined is no longer needed for that purpose, prior to its sale or exchange by the department.
History.—Added by Stats. 1983, Ch. 213, in effect January 1, 1984.


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I haven't read much about the SKS on this forum, so I thought I would give some general information on this reliable old military weapon. The SKS was a short term Russian response to the German MP43, which was the first true assault weapon; described as a rifle or carbine that was chambered for an intermediate cartridge. A few years later the SKS was replaced by the world famous AK47 which used the same cartridge..
The SKS was introduced late in WW2, too late to make much of a difference in that conflict. It was the first firearm made for the 7.62X39 caliber. It was a fairly simply designed gun, which was rather heavy (being over built contributed to its toughness). They generally weigh around 9 pounds. And, they always shoot and there are plenty of spare parts available for them. There is also a large list of after-market accessories for this gun.
Although it was not in service very long in the Soviet Union, it was produced in large numbers in many other Communistic countries. Today, you can find SKSs made in many former Soviet satellite countries.
I personally like the SKS. I purchased a number of them during the days when brand new ones sold for less than $100. I think that even today you cannot find anything better for the price. I think that every survivalist should have at least 2 of these in the collection. In addition, a few thousand rounds of ammo would be good to have.
The SKS would be a good rifle to cache along with 500 rounds of ammo. Hiding a few of these underground in the wilderness somewhere would be a good idea. That way, no matter what the gun grabbers do, you would have guns available for TSHTF situations.
I dont believe that anybody will go wrong if they possess a few of these fine old rifles.


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Discussion in 'Pistons and NBA' started by roscoe36, Jun 23, 2009.
Pistons take a 6'8" Swedish dude.
It looks like Joe D is using the draft to find Tay a back-up. The bigs will come soon during free agent signings this summer. Don't sleep on Jonas Jerebko.
Well we took DeJuan... but the WRONG one!!
LMAO at this pick. He doesn't look bad in the highlights though . . .
Another forward
chase buddinger is still there
Worked out for Blair though. he's going to win a championship.
I like it! The Swedish kid looks good. Let the Joe beatings begin.
The Wings have had good luck with Swedes so Joe thought he'd try it
Someone is needed to fill the Walter Hermann role.
Yeaaaah boy! I mean girl. I mean sister. You know what I mean. No Brookie Lopez AG. Still hoping?
The Buffalo/swedish dude appears to be the most ready to play behind tay.
I think Fabio's hair will be more appreciated in Europe than it was in Auburn Hills.
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I wonder if he can take a good punch in the fight. Lilja has been gone for a long time and may not be able to play again...
LOL Worm, but make sure you keep room on the back of our bandwagons for those stragglers who constantly bashes joe.
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Which one is he, the one that sings or plays guitar?
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If you're planning a summer wedding, you know that with all the goodness warm weather brings, heat and humidity can become an issue—especially when it comes to your hair. Don't fret! Stay smooth & sleek on your big day with these 'dos that will keep you clear of frizzy tresses.
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Accessorize – Need to tame those pesky fly-aways? Hide them under a gorgeous floral wreath or tuck a piece of hair behind your ear and finish it off with a fresh flower. If you're going for a more vintage-glam look try feathers or an art deco hair pin. Pinning your hair back will smooth it away from your face and keep you frizz free. Don't forget the hairspray!
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Apply Product – Serums and mousse are essential to sleek shiny hair. To get coveted lush curls that will last all day apply serum to damp hair and mousse before styling. This will help prevent your hair from absorbing the moisture in the air typical of a hot summer day. But don't go overboard – you still want your hair to have a natural look.
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Kushnapup - Saiga 12 Bullpup conversion
It's apparently for the -12 only, and apparently hasn't actually shipped yet. The price is $200.
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Berklee's blind population is growing, as word has gotten out that Berklee is an environment where blind musicians can thrive and grow. After performing with vocalist John Castillo from the Perkins School for the Blind and renowned jazz composer and pianist Lisa Hamilton, Noe Socha '13 noted, "Berklee is opening doors for blind students to work with world-class musicians in a professional setting."
Many of those doors have been opened thanks to assistant professor of music therapy Chi Kim '06. Kim teaches in the Assistive Music Technology Lab for Blind and Visually Impaired students at Berklee, providing blind musicians with the tools and technology needed to succeed at the college and in the music industry at large. Following a 2009 Berklee summit for blind musicians, Kim developed a curriculum devoted to music technology and incorporating a support system the ensures that a blind student at Berklee can create and perform music at the highest levels. That capability translates into successful careers in music.
What started as a pilot program is now an ongoing lab that is available to full-time students during Berklee's popular Five-Week Sumer Performance Program for musicians who are 15 and older. A generous grant from the Grousbeck Family Foundation has enabled the program to expand, providing an official bridge between Berklee and the Perkins School for the Blind, where Berklee alumnus Matt Carlson '11, a former DJ for Berklee's BIRN radio station, got a Perkins radio station up and running.
The results are dramatic for blind and vision-impaired musicians seeking to take their career to the next level with a music education from Berklee. When Tina Fiorentino sought a summer program for her son, Rocco, she found that when she conducted a Google search for "summer music camp for blind musicians," Berklee was the only search result. "So many programs questioned how they could accommodate a blind student," Fiorentino says. "The Berklee staff embraced an individual with visual challenges."


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|My 2 shepherds hated it if I took one and not the other! But they had lived together for years. Maybe with a new puppy it might be like a "break" for him? Having house to himself maybe? Give him lots of love! We also took in my sons dog and since they were/are a lot older, when he jumped in bed with me and they were no longer able to jump up on bed, they defiantly didn't like that! So my sons dog sleeps with my daughter and my shepherd(one has since rounded the bend to the bridge) sleeps in my room with door shut!
|I have 3 dogs and its really hard to leave some one behind. The 2 girls are nuts about the truck my male not so much. For a while he would choose to stay home, then all of a sudden he decided he'd rather join us and run to the gate with the girls. I definately think you could create some resentment taking the little one and leaving the other dog home. You really need to make sure you give your other dog equal time.
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Delaware Football Makes Giant Leaps in National Top 25 Polls; Now No. 15 in The Sports Network
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The Blue Hens (7-2, 4-1 CAA), who rallied from a 21-point deficit by scoring 15 points in the final 48 seconds to earn the pivotal Colonial Athletic Association win over Towson, jumped from No. 21 to No. 15 in this week's The Sports Network Media poll. In the FCS Coaches poll, Delaware moved from among teams earning votes to No. 21 overall.
The No. 15 ranking is the highest for Delaware since a appearing at No. 8 in the TSN poll last Sept. 24. Delaware has received votes in every poll this season and previously cracked the Top 25 with a No. 24 ranking on Sept. 30 and with a No. 21 showing on Oct. 28. Delaware has been ranked in the Top 25 at some point in the season every year since 1991.
Delaware faces another tough test this weekend as the Blue Hens return home to Delaware Stadium to face No. 23/24 William & Mary (6-3, 3-2 CAA), which has won two straight games over ranked teams, including a 17-0 win over No. 16 New Hampshire last Saturday.
A big crowd is expected at Delaware Stadium for Parents and Family Weekend on Saturday but plenty of good seats remain. To purchase tickets, go to www.bluehens.com or call 302-831-2257.
Defending national champion North Dakota State remained at the No. 1 in both polls once again this week. In The Sports Network poll, they were followed by Eastern Illinois, Eastern Washington, Montana State, Coastal Carolina, Sam Houston State, Fordham, Maine, Youngstown State, Montana, McNeese State, Bethune-Cookman, Towson, Northern Arizona, Delaware, Southeastern Louisiana, Wofford, Charleston Southern, South Dakota State, Samford, Lehigh, James Madison, William & Mary, Chattanooga, and New Hampshire. A total of seven teams from the CAA earned votes in the poll.
In the FCS Coaches poll, North Dakota State was followed by Eastern Illinois, Coastal Carolina, Eastern Washington, Montana State, Fordham, Sam Houston State, Youngstown State, Maine, Bethune-Cookman, Towson, Montana, McNeese State, Northern Arizona, Wofford, Charleston Southern, Southeastern Louisiana, James Madison, Lehigh, South Dakota State, Delaware, Samford, Chattanooga, William & Mary, and Central Arkansas.


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As I read this thread and make this post, I am PROULDY wearing my McCain/Palin tee shirt. John McCain was not my first choice but he is my canadate. Sara Palin is the right person at the right time and her nomination speaks volumes about the direction McCain will lead us as President. The right decision is not always the popular decision.As for the debate last night, I think it was a tie. Mr. Obama almost had me wanting to taste the Kool Aid. I can't wait until Thursday for the VP dabate.Steve
Charles Krauthammer wrote a column about how at the Democrat's Convention, other than Michele, there was not one person to stand behind Obama and vouch for him. Not one. And his past has been kept hidden from America. Who are his closest friends. Where are the people who have known this man for twenty years? Why have they not come forward like all of Mc Cain's friends and Palin's friends. We should all be asking ourselves who is this guy? We will never find out all about Obama, he is the media's protected selected choice, they will do no digging on him but can afford 30 investigators in Alaska to see if Palin ever kicked her cat.
good question so i looked him up http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Soros sounds like another left winnger social reformer to me


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The ruins of a house stand by a muddy crossroads at Boureilles, France. More ruins can be seen on the distant ridge. James C. Hughes, as part of the 35th Division, left Fort Sill, Oklahoma, and traveled to Hoboken, New Jersey, where he boarded the troop ship "Ceramic" on May 18, 1918. Hughes arrived in Liverpool, England, on June 1, 1918 and then landed at Le Havre, France, on June 9, 1918. Hughes fought in the battles of St. Michael and the Meuse-Argonne. He was at Verdun on Armistice Day, November 11, 1918. He took no photos of the actually fighting. He did take many photographs after the war as part of the Army of Occupation until he left France on July 18, 1919. James Clark Hughes was born in Topeka, Kansas, in 1888, and served in the Mexican Border Conflict, World War I, and World War II. He used an autographic camera to take pictures of friends, family, and places in the United States and Europe during World War I. During the latter conflict, he commanded a Philippine regiment (Filipino soldiers led by American officers), which surrendered in 1942 on the Bataan peninsula. Hughes spent the next 41 months in various Japanese P.O.W. camps. He was liberated by Russian forces at Camp Hoten, Manchuria, in 1945. Hughes died in 1964 and is buried in Arlington National Cemetery.
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Paris is a densely settled metropolis, but one with numerous small parks and gardens. Most public places have benches or chairs, which encourage people to stop, rest, and talk. And of course sidewalk cafés, like this one, are everywhere.
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The Cathedral of Notre Dame in Paris was among the first churches to have flying buttresses. It's also known for its stained-glass windows, pointed arches, and rib vaulting and was crucial in the development of the French Gothic style. Construction began in 1163, during the reign of Louis VII.
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Sunset falls over Paris, where the Eiffel Tower looms large over much of the city, and cafes seem to mark every corner.
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I have a '73 Mach I with a 351 Cleavland engine with relatively low miles (51,000). It runs great, but smokes on startup. I've heard that it is possible to change the valve seals without removing the heads. Does anyone have any suggestions on doing this or is it even possible? Thanks
There is an adaptor for an air fitting to sparkplug hole. Set cylinder to TDC one at a time and pressurize the cylinder. (be careful) there is a tool available to compress the springs and remove the keepers. The air holds the valves shut so that you can replace the seals and re install the springs and locks. I personally havent used that method in at least 20 years, but many swear by it.
you have to set the piston at bottom dead center not top, if it is at top the piston will travel to the bottom when you turn on the air and startle the sh****t out of you. make sure all the pushrods are out. and give the valve spring retainer a sharp tap at an angle to the valve to loosen the set that it takes after running a few thousand miles. don't let the air pressure fall while you have the spring off. you can buy the overcenter tool to compress the spring at any well stocked parts store they are sold for chevys but with some minor mods can be used on many other motors.
You can also jam a bunch of 1/4-5/16" rope into the plug hole (with piston in a lower position) After you have a lot of rope (at least a couple of feet) jammed into the cyl. (make sure to leave some hanging out so it can be removed later  ) Turn the crank to bring the piston up, pushing the rope against the valves. Try it, you'll get good at it quick, and best of all, you'll never lose a valve because of a loss of air etc. Oh yeah, make sure the rockers are off (both valves closed or you might bend a valve)
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I like that rope trick Best Mechanic. Having had the engine take off with the air pressure is exciting to say the least. At best you won't bleed when you hit your noggin on the hood so you can get a beer down quick. Last time I looked KD made the valve spring compressors for most everything, even some universals.
K-D is what I use now (with the screw and fingers), they are strong enough to smack with your palm to break the keepers. Those cheap ones (Auto Zone brand) aren't worth a crap unless you're very careful with'em.
I used the air method on an old 302 I had. I never set the engine to top dead anything. Took off the valve covers, removed one spark plug at a time each time screwing in an adapter from an old compression gauge I had, and with an air line connected with a regulator keeping the pressure to about 50 psi or so (don't remember exact amount-been a few years) backed off the rockers and removed the springs. Worked my way around the whole engine in no time and ran that puppy smoke free for a few years after that. Not a bad idea to remove the oil pan when done if you can. I found a few valves with nothing left of the old seals, guess where those pesky little pieces of the old seals went to .
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A gx240 is 8 hp.
The clutch will not do the job. Pilot valve and throttle control is what you need. As the others have said about welding I agree. Dump it ans start over.
Used Gx 240 with starter missing maybe $75. Starter is $75/100 Honda parts are expensive. That's how they make there money. Sell engines fairly cheep and get you on parts.
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|I doubt it is an asme rated tank, but all the same it should have id on it somewhere. Now that is has been welded on it is unsafe to use unless recertified. It appears the unloader control is located off a tee where the inlet line goes into the tank( it appears to have a red manual knob) . Looking at the whole package I wouldnt start it up, I would strip it out, sell the gas motor and compressor and cut the tank up so no one gets injured or killed using it in the future.
Would it be possible that the pressure building from the compressors make the motor idle down?
Thank You Bill... Yes I understand and agree with what your saying. I though about it very very carefully and I have abusy 4 year old daughter that hangs around the garage with me while I work on minor stuff. Im going to take your advise and strip it out for parts.
If I decide to just use the tank and throw it far behind the garage out of anyones danger what is the psi that can be dangerous from that distance? I didnt think 150 psi pressure would explode a tank and cause much damage if it was say... 30-40 feet away...? The reason I ask is that I have a 20 gallon compressor that builds up to 125 psi and my daughter is in the garage while its running at times. Would this tank have the risk of exploding as well? I figured if ut was rusty and week in one area it would slightly start ripping and relieving air before it builds high enough to explode? Im just wondering
You are scaring the crap out of me!!! I just turned 40, saw my first white hair, rapidly becoming harder to get up and out from under my car. IM GONNA RUN OUT AND GET ME SOME GOOD LIFE INSURANCE AFTER WORK TODAY!
Thank you for the precautions
|Wow I don't know who welded on that tank, But that will weaken the tank. Some where on that tank will be a ASME tag listing the max pressure. It will read like 150 WP that would mean 150 psi max pressure. And the pressure that it should run at will be less than that, about 25psi less. So if it is a 150psi tank then it should run at 125psi. But by welding on it no one can tell what that max pressure will be now. You said that you run it up to 144 psi how do you know that it won't burst at 145 now that it's been welded on. It could be a bomb and kill everyone big enough to die. I am not kidding! I seen a compressor tank mounted right behind a cab on a service truck explode and take the cab right off the truck. The best thing to do with the tank now is to cut it up and make a BBQ out of it. The other posters that told you to put a unloader valve on it weren't kidding either. It would also need two safety pop off valves. (Valves that open at a preset pressure) Mount one on the air compressor discharge line and one on the tank. They should be set at the max pressure of the tank. I am not saying this stuff to put you down or shame you in any way. I'm just trying to save your life or folks around you. By the way that compressor head is either a Schults or a China copy of a Schults and is rated for 14 CFM at 125psi. And the clutch on the engine is not made for compressor duty it could be for a go cart but is not for a compressor. If you decide to ignore what I and others have said then please mount this thing outside and don't let anyone near it when it's running. And since you have already taken it to 144psi then don't run it past 100psi. I hope this helps Bill
On both my twin tank construction compressors the electric motor and the gasoline engines run all the time, the unloader lets them idle. the gasoline one drops the rpm. the elect, one continues at rated rpm. That looks like a clutch from some type of go cart. There should be some type of pressure controlled throttle .
Here are some close up pictures of the location where a run unloader would be located. I dont see a run unloader but do see a clutch on the Honda motor. How does this clucth operate? does it disengage after so much back pressure from the compressor?
wd 40
On my gasoline compressor I have to use a little wd 40 every 3 or 4 months on the throttle controller. if it gets sticky the engine dies when it's time to start the pumping cycle after idling.
|And yes it needs a pilot valve and throttle control. About $100.00
That is a vertical tank that soneone took 2 compressors and welded on.
That looks like a 8 or 11 horse honda look on the case for a number starting with GX. That is the engine series and three numbers will be the size ie 240. 360, etc
The compressor looks imported. The tank is worth the money you paid. Keep it for additional air storage.
Anyone want to buy it!! LOL. Sounds very complicated. I usually can figure thing out and challenge myself to do so but given that Im working 60-65 hours a week (no OT pay. Im in management) I just cant get into another project on a tool I need for another. Thank you very very much for the good info.
I think Im going to buy a 220 volt compressor or convert this one to electric. I paint in my garage and just dont need another reason to draw attention from a neighbor.. etc..
I currently use a 5hp 25 gal Devilbiss pro-air compressor that works fine when I paint a car in sections (the last picture I posted shows my 67 Elcamino that I shot with it) Im looking for something that I can use to shoot an entire car and also use for a sandblasting cabinet
Anyways here are some pictures if any of you are familiar with the parts and can give me an idea what I can look to get for it..
It should have a constant run unloader. Looks like this.
It will close the valve on the tank side and blow off what the compressor is compressing thru the muffler when it's up to pressure. Usually the throttle is controlled with a 'whip' thru the throttle port also, so that it will idle down when it's up to pressure. If you run it at idle, make sure that it does not under speed the pump. Honda's idle at 1,800 stock, just use a pully calc to determin what you have or need
|Should have a pressure switch on it.... Post some pictures of it so we can help you better..
Gas air compressor vs electric
I just purchased a pieced together 60 gal air compressor Powered by a 7 up Honda engine. It has a dual piston air pump but I don't know the CFM and does not have any identifying numbers on the pump. My question is how the pumps stop compressing when the tank is full? Is it a clutch system that stops turning the pumps when the pressure build high enough? I ran it about 15 minutes until the pressure reached about 145lbs but noticed the engine idling rough and vibrating but kept on turning the pump. I stopped it because I was afraid to ruin something? Does anyone have an idea how this systems operates?
I purchased it from a relative that no longer had room for it. He didn't know much about it as he took it for a trade in. I payed him $100 for it so didn't ask many questions.
How could I tell what the CFM is? What psi I should expect for it to build up, etc.....?
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Collectively, Multnomah students provide more than 38,000 hours to communities each year — and their contributions span the globe.
They serve as role models for at-risk teens in Portland. They partner with nonprofit agencies in the greater community. And this Friday, the men's basketball team is heading to Taiwan for a trip filled with service projects, community outreach and basketball games.
The Lions will compete in nine games, including Lovelife, a high-profile annual event that raises awareness and money for children with cancer. Teammates will present the Good News during each half-time.
"This trip is important because it's an exceptional opportunity to share the gospel," says sophomore business major Tanner Schula. "God has blessed us with the platform of basketball for ministry. Through basketball, we can first connect with the Taiwanese on a personal basis — and then share Christ."
During the nine-day trip, the Lions will visit several schools, churches and an assisted living facility.
"It's exciting that a small Christian school can have such a large capacity for ministry," says Schula, "This trip displays Multnomah's expansive reach."
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Head Basketball Coach Curt Bickley puts a heavy emphasis on outreach and community service; he's led his teams on mission trips to the Czech Republic and Taiwan for the past seven years. This is the fifth time the Lions are traveling to Taiwan.
"We're looking forward to seeing old friends, spreading the Gospel, and playing basketball in a great place," says Bickley. "It's very exciting that our university has such an emphasis on mission work and that we get to take part in such a great trip."
The athletes don't stop serving when they're back in the States. For the past eight years, the Lions have hosted a free basketball clinic for children at a Native American reservation in Washington. The clinic gives the team an opportunity to impart their skills — and share their faith. "Kids have gotten saved at these events," says Bickley.
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The trip to Taiwan closely follows another service event Multnomah has observed for decades — Day of Outreach. Once every spring and fall, students volunteer at several locations in the Portland community in need of their time and energy. A volunteer site can be anywhere: a nonprofit organization, a school, a community center. Even a neighbor's home. MU cancels classes for the day so students can devote their whole morning to service.
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"As Christians, it's not just about what we say; it's also about what we do," he says. "We want to communicate our values through action."
One fall, Gurney and Coy joined a group of student volunteers at Portland Metro Arts (PMA), a nonprofit community arts organization in Southeast Portland. For several hours they dusted, wiped, polished and swept.
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Besides international trips and Day of Outreach, students participate year-round in Service Learning, a campus-based program that connects them with local nonprofits. Students volunteer weekly at more than 70 organizations across the Portland metro area. They also gain priceless wisdom from field specialists who double as mentors.
"We're committed to helping students integrate what they're learning in the classroom with real life," says Service Learning Director Dr. Roger Trautmann. "Whatever service God puts on their hearts is a possibility. From skateboarding to helping the homeless, from children's ministry to working with seniors, we can connect them with more than 1,500 churches, ministries and service organizations."
Sophomore Bible and theology major Katie Mansanti says Service Learning connected her to Adorned in Grace Design Studio, an outreach to at-risk teen girls in Northeast Portland. People donate all kinds of fabrics to the nonprofit, where volunteers like Mansanti teach the girls how to sew. The studio aims to prevent sex trafficking by empowering young women to become advocates on behalf of their sisters and friends.
Volunteers provide snacks, help with homework, offer workshops, run a mentorship program and lead a Bible study. "This is a safe place for them to hang out after school and have someone to talk to," Mansanti says.
Mansanti's knack for sewing and heart for teens was a perfect fit for the studio. "It's nice to take something that's second nature to me and share it with these girls," she says. "We all need someone to nudge us along and tell us we're doing a good job."
Volunteering may be a time commitment for students, but Mansanti doesn't see it as a burden. "Service Learning allows you to give back," she says. "Helping people is important to God. We need to love people and be Jesus to them."


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Replaced an entire clutch this week, car ran great for about 5 miles before a loud clicking and vibration set in, then it died and will not run now.
I need help diagnosing these two current codes, as it seems my shutoff solenoid is killing the fuel supply to the engine. I've also read the RPM sensor/reference sensor may be the problem, but I have no idea where to begin tracing wires and/or fuses. (I have checked the Ross-Tech wiki but am hoping for more advice.)
I'll be able to get voltage readings soon, but do not have them now. Car will crank and run for about two seconds before dying. Here is video...
2 Faults Found:
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One of the tragedies of the invasion of Iraq has ben the destruction of the deployment system for the American armed forces. There was a time when a soldier knew if he/she was going oversease for a year, he/she would be able to spend a year at least back in the states with family. Today, the deployment system can not guarantee anything. The Air Force is overhauling the deployment calendar for over half the active duty airmen. The new calendar dos away with the promise of four-month deployments for everyone, acknowledging that about half of all airmen will be gone for six months or more, and that they may deploy more often than once every 20 months.
The Air Force standard has been each airman deploying for four months once every 20 months. But that standard couldn't keep up with the demands of filling all the demands for airmen with special talents. From now on, if an individual has the wrong job description it could mean more deployments and less time at home.


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'The general manager also hits on draft picks. Roy, Vanek, Drew Stafford, Paul Gaustad, Patrick Kaleta, Tim Kennedy, Jason Pominville, Henrik Tallinder and Tyler Myers as well as several other components were selected during Regier's tenure. According to the team's Web site, a league-high 63 percent of the Sabres players last season were drafted by Regier.'
Regier Silencing His Critics … For Now
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AD 106 Phone: 765-285-1333
Office of the Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs
Administration Building (AD), Room 106
Ball State University
Muncie, IN 47306
Responsibilities The provost and vice president for academic affairs is the chief academic officer and second ranking executive officer of the university. This office provides overall leadership and direction for the academic program of the university. Reporting to the provost include the associate and assistant provosts and deans of the seven academic colleges. Biographical Sketch Terry King came to Ball State in July 2006 after serving for nine years as dean of the College of Engineering at Kansas State University. King was chair of the Department of Chemical Engineering at Iowa State University. He began his professional career as a research engineer at Exxon Chemical Co. in Baton Rouge in 1979 and progressed to senior engineer in 1981. In 1982, he joined the faculty at Iowa State as an assistant professor, becoming an associate professor in 1986 and a full professor in 1990. King has taught at all levels of chemical engineering, and his research interests are fundamental catalysis and surface science, application of solid state nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) to catalyst studies, catalyst applications, surface thermodynamics and reaction engineering. King earned a bachelor of science in chemical engineering from Iowa State in 1975 and a doctorate in chemical engineering from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 1979.


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