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2012-13 Season
Scored 14 points and grabbed five rebounds at Detroit (2/28)
Registered her second career double-double with 12 points and 10 rebounds against UIC (2/2)
Scored 16 points on 8-14 shooting at Cleveland State (1/17)
Scored 13 points against Wisconsin (12/23)
Scored 14 points and had four rebounds in just 18 minutes at Marquette (12/8)
Posted 19 points, 10 rebounds and four assists against James Madison, all season highs (11/22)
2011-12 Season
Grabbed five rebounds in eight minutes in second round NCAA Tournament game against Kentucky Mar. 19
Went 4-for-4 from the field, finishing with eight points in 13 minutes in first round of NCAA Tournament game against Iowa State
Scored 14 points, including two three-pointers in 16 minutes of play Mar. 1 at Loyola
Poured in a second half high of 10 points Feb. 23 against Valpo before finishing the game with 12 points in 16 minutes of play. On the same day, Sension celebrated her 22nd birthday
Scored nine points while tying a career-high seven rebounds Feb. 4 against Milwaukee, seven points came in nine minutes of play
Missed Ball State game due to infection in her ankle
Averaged 8.5 points while shooting a team-best 67 percent from the field during the San Juan Shootout
Closed exhibition play with a 20-point performance against Cedarville
2010-11 Season
Played seven minutes in NCAA Tournament regional semifinal against Baylor, drawing a charge against All-American Brittney Griner while scoring four points and grabbing two rebounds
Scored 10 points throughout seven minutes of play Feb. 10 against UIC
Posted 10 points throughout nine minutes of play Dec. 18 against Evansville
Scored a career and game-high 12 points while grabbing a career-high six rebounds Dec. 1 against North Dakota
Had a career-high three steals in regular-season opener against George Washington, Nov. 13
2009-10 Season
Played in 26 of a possible 33 games, averaging 7.6 minutes
Averaged 3.3 points and 1.3 rebounds per outing
Had a pair of double-figure scoring games
Scored 10 points in her collegeiate debut, making 5 of 9 shots at North Dakota on Nov. 13
Also had 10 points at Southeast Missouri Nov. 29
Collected four boards apiece at North Dakota and at Evansville
Played 16 minutes while scoring six points and grabbing three boards in second round of NCAA Tournament against No. 4 seed Iowa State
Scored jump shot at the buzzer to end the first half of the NCAA Tournament against Iowa State, boosting Green Bay's lead to 34-29
2008-09 Season
Spent a semester at the Air Force Academy Prepatory School
Was the leading scorer for the Air Force prep team during her time at the school
Associated Press All-State Honorable Mention selection her senior season
As a senior averaged 12.7 points per game, scoring in double figures 22 of 29 games for a team that went 26-3
Was a Miss Basketball nominee
Voted her team's MVP
All-Classic Lake Conference selection as a junior and senior
Sophomore year went 31-1 and won the 2006 Class AAAA Minnesota State Championship
Earned honorable mention in the Classic Lake Conference as a sophomore
Parents are Tim and Susan Sension
Has a younger sister, Diedre and younger brother, Drew
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Hi guys. For some reason i can not get 12V from the P4 connector of the M2 ATX 160W. I get 11.90V. And i was wondering is that okay to power my monitor? The monitor is working just fine in the car but there are some vertical lines which are barely noticeable if you stare at the monitor up close than you can see them. When i was testing it at home i did not see this. So is that voltage fine or i can kill it if i continue to use it?
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At home, you play a major role in your recovery. The better you care for your foot, the faster you may heal. And the faster you heal, the sooner you can resume your normal activities. Follow your doctor's instructions about how to care for your foot after surgery
Bearing weight
For the first few days, your doctor may recommend that you not bear weight on your foot. You may use a cane, crutches, or a walker to help you move around. Gradually, you may work up to putting more weight on your foot, as instructed by your doctor.
Relieving pain
Take pain medicine to relieve discomfort and antibiotics to prevent infection as you're instructed.
To protect your foot, wear your surgical (post-op) shoe as recommended.
To help relieve pain and swelling, apply a bag of ice to your foot as instructed and elevate your foot above heart level the first few days.
Strengthening your foot
Your doctor may suggest ways to get your foot back in shape. You may be instructed to do exercises, possibly using weights. To help strengthen your foot, follow these tips:
Start out slowly, then increase repetitions as recommended.
Walking strengthens your foot because of the weight you put on it. For the first few weeks, walk only short distances if your doctor says that you can put weight on your foot.
Physical therapy may also be recommended to help you strengthen your foot and increase its range of motion.
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You may visit your doctor the first week or 2 after surgery. He or she will remove your dressing, assess your incision, and apply a fresh dressing. Your sutures and your cast, if you have one, may be removed in 2 or more weeks. To make sure you're healing properly, you may see your surgeon regularly for 3 months or more. You may need follow-up X-rays.


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George Rogers Clark is considered an American hero. Historians have written about his daring exploits. Teachers have told his story in their classrooms for generations. Countless monuments and historic sites bear his name. He is portrayed as an American patriot and great Indian fighter. All true—if you look only from the white man's perspective. However, we must always remember history is not one-sided. It is complex, with many, many perspectives to consider.
Clark lived in a turbulent time. America, seeking independence, was engaged in a bloody conflict with the British. And caught in the middle were tribes of Native Americans. It was a time when their way of life and surroundings were being reevaluated through a critical European eye. Years among the whites had taken a tragic toll.
Some tribes fought with the Americans, some with the British. But despite whose side they were physically fighting on, tribes were actually fighting for life itself. A life that allowed them to choose where to live, hunt, raise their families, and bury their dead according to their own beliefs and traditions.
When you read the story of Clark, Indians are presented as "savages." The truth is, it was a savage time when men of all these nations were fighting for what they believed in. Ironically, they really all wanted the same thing—to live their lives in peace and freedom. They just couldn't do it together.


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The Canisius College men's and women's swimming and diving teams return to action on Saturday morning when they travel to Erie, Pa. to face Gannon in a non-conference dual at the Carneval Athletic Pavilion.
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Geneseo at the Koessler Athletic Center, the team is eager to compete.
It has been a long break in action for both Canisius and Gannon, who have not competed in a dual in quite awhile. Both squads traveled to Florida for their winter training programs in preparation for the final stretch of the season. For the Griffs, their travels landed them in Vero Beach, while Gannon trained on the Gulf Coast in Largo.
Prior to the Golden Griffins' trip to Florida, both the men and women swept visiting SUNY Geneseo in their home finale by identical scores of 136-97 on Senior Day.
Competing in three duals within six days, the Golden Griffin men and women turned in strong performances in the fury of competition by capturing three of the four MAAC weekly awards. The men swept the pair of weekly honors with senior Shawn Parkhurst named men's swimmer of the week and sophomore Eddie Quarantillo receiving men's diver of the week. For the Golden Griffin women, freshman Audrey Mulhisen secured the top spot as women's diver of the week. This marked the first time a Griff has received a weekly honor on either side for head coach Scott Vanderzell.
On Saturday, Gannon will host the Griffs in their home finale at the Carneval Athletic Pavilion. The women's team enters the weekend ranked 19th in the recent College Swimming Coaches Association of America (CSCAA) Division II Swimming and Diving national rankings with a 6-6 overall record in duals. The men's team boasts a 6-4 dual record, collecting consecutive wins in their two duals against Fredonia State and Penn State-Behrend.
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Steve Waldner '75 has a degree in sociology, and his son Cameron Waldner '06, MLA '08, earned a bachelor's and master's in political science. Together, they will chair the University of St. Thomas Homecoming event, "Celtic Corral Days," on Feb. 22-23 on campus.
A product of a Catholic school education at Mt. Carmel High School, Steve attended St. Thomas after serving as a staff sergeant in the Marine Corps in Vietnam.
"Coming back from Vietnam, I had been out of school for four years, so having small classes helped a lot," he said.
St. Thomas is a Family Tradition for the Waldners
Steve met his wife Patricia '75 at UST, and the legacy family also includes his brother Paul Waldner III '73, sister Margaret De la Garza MLA '96, niece Casey Waldner '06 and nephew Todd De la Garza. Steve's father, Paul Waldner Jr., also taught at St. Thomas in the 60s.
For Cameron, attending St. Thomas has been a connection to his family.
"We're three generations of Houstonians, and also three generations of social giving," Cameron said. "Being connected to my grandfather through UST is very powerful."
Despite the 28-year gap, Steve and Cameron shared some of the same professors.
Steve's favorite professor was Dr. Joe Graham. "I enjoyed everything of the way he taught and took two or three courses from him," Steve said.
So it was no surprise when the professor recognized Cameron's name in one of the son's first classes at UST.
"Dr. Graham said, 'I remember when you and your parents came on campus and you had your first tour when you were 5 years old,'" Cameron said. "At that time, I knew I had to get an A in his class."
Both men also took Tom Bass. Cameron said to his father, "You were here when Tom Bass was here, and I took him in his last class."
A Legacy of Community Service
After earning a degree in sociology, Steve worked for 35 years as a social worker in community organizing. He was inspired to help others at the end of his tour in Vietnam. "I wondered what it would take to put a town back together," Steve said. "That's when I got into community organization."
He developed a home for battered women called the Bay Area Turning Point, and served on the founding board of Communities in Schools. Steve said he was able to connect his education at St. Thomas with his personal values and profession.
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His son Cameron formerly served as the Chief Service Officer at the City of Houston, and now is the executive director of Lemonade Day, a community-wide educational initiative designed to teach children how to start, own and operate their own lemonade stand businesses.
"My grandfather was executive director of Catholic Charities," Cameron said. "My father was in numerous executive roles in social work. I've taken over in that same mindset, the same course of action. It's something very humbling."
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As chairs of Homecoming, Steve and Cameron hope to continue the tradition of alumni returning to campus to celebrate with students, faculty and staff. This year's Homecoming, "Celtic Corral Days," includes Texas-themed events. On Friday, join alumni for a Reunion Mass and President's Reception. On Saturday, there is a brunch for the Class of 1963, a Basilian barbecue and turtle races, alumni versus students soccer game, men's and women's basketball games, a happy hour for the Class of 1974 and an after-party for all alumni.
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Former prime minister Benazir Bhutto expects her Pakistan People's Party(PPP) to pick up additional seats in the January election, but will have to become part of a coalition in order to govern. She said a coalition with the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz is possible, but she would not form any alliance with clerics or any political group that is affiliated with President Musharraf. "No one will accept a Q victory," she said, referring to Musharraf's wing of the Pakistan Muslim League. Bhutto emphasized the president lacks support in the nation and people are forced to attend his rallies. Bhutto believes the only way Musharraf's party can gain large numbers of seats in parliament is through manipulation of the voting process. She urged the United States to send observers to the election. One of here supporters, Supreme Court Bar Association President Altazaz Ahsan, announced he would not run for a seat in parliament because the entire process has been rigged by Musharraf supporters.
President Musharraf said he would "try to work with anyone who comes to power after the elections," but such a task will be difficult for those who resent the state of emergency decree and his sacking of supreme court judges. To make matters worse for Musharraf, there are reports al-Qaeda is planning to assassinate him on his next trip to Karachi. They are planning to blow up a bridge he will cross after leaving the airport. It is unfortunate that Musharraf muddied the waters of electoral honesty by declaring a state of emergency and imprisoning hundreds of lawyers and judges. The world will watch closely what happens in the January election.


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He does look little stiff and could use little more flex on his legs, but is it because he is riding on very flat run?
On the video it was hard to tell what kind of run it was. The terrain looks very flat and some part of it looks like transition run. I don't ride transitions runs with flex on my knees (some but barely any). Is this you pushing yourself or are you leisurely riding? You should post something where you are pushing yourself (your weakness would be more noticeable)
|Thanks SOOOO much for all the feedback.. It looks like th weather is breaking, so we're planning a trip for tomorrow to Sugar Mt. Ill keep all this in mind, and work on it tomorrow!... if i get a chance, towards the end of the day, after I've had some time to work on these points, I'll try to catch a video and get it up and see if I have made any improvements....Check Ya'll then!! Thanks again guys!!
Don't worry this is a really confusing concept at first and it took me forever to get the timing down. A great drill to start really getting a feel for this is to do leapers only instead of popping up off of the snow, start from an extended position and just drop down low really really fast. You can start by just standing on a flat spot and from a tall position, just totally let your legs go noodle so that you feel like you are dropping straight down. When you do this fast enough, there is a brief second when the board lifts up off of the snow as you are dropping toward it. Once you do this a few times, do it while in motion, the add an edge change to it....
Yeah, I see that in the video as well. To me, it looks like they are in fact using an up unweight at edge change as well. CASI and AASI have some very different approaches and this may be one of them. Up unweighting is not "wrong". it is just another way to get the job done. AASI`s position is that on steeper terrain, an up unweight tends to pop you too hard off of the side of the slop in a fully extended position while a down unweight releases the edge but allows you to move closer to the surface while doing it.
A down unweight is just a brisk dropping of the upper body down toward the board. This is usually done from a mid flexed position not full flex so in reality, it is a subtle movement. The idea here is in a cross under turn, your legs reach maximum extension as the board travels through the apex of the turn and is at its farthest point from you. In order to maintain a quiet upper body, you have to retract the legs as the board now travels back toward you.
As the board passes just under you, a brisk drop or sucking up of the legs, momentarily will release the edge hold by making the board nearly weightless for an instant. At this moment, the rider instantly tilts the board onto its opposite edge, and then extends through the next turn.
Sometimes this movement creates a slight drop then a noticeable rise of the upper body that looks just like an up unweight. What people generally are seeing is the noticeable upward pop as the rider resets the edge.
I am going to video some extreme examples of this down unweight move and an up unweight in the very near future....
Range of movement is huge as you begin to move toward more dynamic riding. Your first step to becoming a lot more dynamic is simply to be in constant motion up and down throughout your turns. Your default position should be about midpoint.
Standing fully erect with knees locked will be a 1 on your 1 through 10 scale for your range of movement. Now flex down as low as you can stand while still maintaining a somewhat erect upper body. This will be your number 10 in your range. Now, halfway between these points is your number 5. This is where you should be as your resting, default position.
To initiate the turn, drop to your 10 and transfer edge pressure to the new edge. If you do this drop abruptly, you will feel a slight momentary weightless feeling from the board. This is a down unweight and is a crucial part of dynamic riding. As you ride through your turn. you should slowly and steadily rise toward your number 1 spot as you reach the apex of the turn, then begin to drop back down. This will help set a good rhythm of rising and falling through the turns.
Use the ankles to pressure the edge of the board and add a little bit of whole body lean to start getting a feel for using tilt to engage the sidecut to actually turn you without pushing the tail around. Try to actually prevent board pivot for these scarved turns.
Keep at it and try the cross over technique.
|I agree with SnoWolfs analysis. You need to get a little lower at the knees and get over your edge more as you turn. This will couse it to really dig in. A good drill to use to feel what we are talking about is called j-turn washouts. Start by going straight and picking up a little momentum then without using any body rotation lean over your edge until your board turns for you. Keep leaning slowly until you either head back up hill or you slip out and fall lightly uphill. You will instantly feel a difference in your old turning method and this (which is carving).
|i think your buddy seems to ride a bit sketchy too i guess not much to add from snowolf's advice but i'm self taught myself and his(snowolf's vids and advice) helped me a ton.also having a snowboard instructor as my neighbor is not bad either. The CASI level 1 to 4 video,and Snowprofessor.com is good too
Snowolf, Thanks so much for the feedback!!... Ill work on all those issues next time out!!!
I found a more recent vid, Here, in which i had much more riding under me, and its a better view (again, I'm in the orange pants).... this might help? Check it out if ya want, and again, any help and feedback MUCH appreciated!!
|No harm, no foul!!... I have thick enough skin, but I am also a very "literal" personality... That seems to get me in to trouble on a forum setting...sorry if I came across as an overly sensitive bitch...lol but thanks for the feedback, and Ill work on all those points (if i can get another trip in this year, which at this point isn't looking too likely :-( )
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A: Thanks for the feedback.... aside from the sarcasm, that was exactly what I was looking for.....
Really? Is all that necessary? I don't have "insecurity issues", and I am FAR from "attention starved". I just noticed that there were quite a few views, and honestly, I figured I was so bad that SOMEONE out of 64 riders would have ripped my riding apart by now.....Its not "insecurity", its called "a desire to improve"..... I didnt say "Awwww. please give me attention and tell me how wonderful I am".. I made a statement, containing a FACT...There were 64 views, and nobody had replied... Furthermore, if everyone was SOOOOOOOOO busy, and SOOOOOOOOOO uninterested, then why were 64 people busy reading my thread, instead of working, in the "middle of a work day"? (this is the internet isn't it? worldwide? multiple time zones? could be midnight where some people are? just sayin')
Either way good luck and keep that back arm under control.
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Walter T. Kelley's Beekeeping 201 Class
The third Saturday in January, Kelley's offers a class to educate new beekeepers and enhance the learning of those who are more experienced. The class which begins at 9:00 am CST and ends at approximately 4:00 pm is held at the Clarkson, KY facility. There will be a morning and afternoon break and a 1 hour lunch break (restaurants are within reasonable driving distance). The fee for this class is $30.00 per person and the class size is limited to 50 people. This class is the follow-up to the Beekeeping 101 class.These classes will be taught in January, February and March.
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- First morning session (1.5 hours)
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- Varroa mites: monitoring & control (50-60 minutes)
- Second morning session (1.25 hours)
- Common queen problems (45 minutes)
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- Wax moths & small hive beetles (45 minutes)
- American & European Foulbrood (45minutes)
- Second afternoon session (75 minutes)
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Eleven years ago, my family and I decided to start keeping bees. We started out with three hives which turned into 200 at one time. Now, because of my busy schedule, we are back down to 30. I have a passion for queen rearing and have raised New World Carniolans, VSH, and Italian queens. I also have contracted bees to facilitate pollination of over 4 million melons in Kentucky. I wanted my daughters, Marissa Lynn, 20 and Crystal June, 17, to have knowledge about giving back to nature and be able to know what it's like to provide for themselves. Now, it's just our way of life.


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In May, Mark Zieman resigned as publisher of the Kansas City Star as he was plucked to fill a slot in the bigger management structure of the McClatchy newspaper empire.
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Mia Parrish officially took over as publisher of the Kansas City Star in late June. Prior coming to Kansas City, she had been publisher of the company's Idaho Statesman newspaper in Boise.
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Well folks, with a little help from my friends (thanks TDH, Nathan (Slave1Pilot), Chris (FettPride), Christian (MOW), Terry (BBF), Daz, Wes, Russ, Slave I)) and enough hours spent in the garage to land me in divorce court by most marriages, I completed my Boba Fett Dirty Version just in time for Halloween. The test run (a couple days before Halloween) revelaed some items that needed fixed, reinforced, etc, but after wearing for 5 hours on Halloween, I came up with a whole new list. Also, I decided to covert the Dirty Fett to a specific film version. I chose SE for a few reasons. First, I like the ESB helmet best, but had already gone with a grimy version of the ROTJ pack and ROTJ gaunts. Also, I am 6'3", 220 lbs, and have a 38" waist. The 12 pouch SE ammo belt just looks right and it wraps around my waist. The 8 pouch ESB and ROTJ end up looking like a change purse - like Boba the carny or meter maid. So with that being said, it's time to Flip the Fett.
....and here we go!!!
The Ammo Belt - Prior to discovering TDH, I built my own ammo belt. A couple weeks before Halloween, I was able to get a Taco belt from the most recent run, ROTJ style. The Taco belt was movie accurate compared to the one I constructed which had wider pouches and no stitching. I liked the authenticity of the Taco belt, but the look of my belt. What to do? ....Enter BooBoo Fett. I got the third belt from Terry's initial run in SE style. 12 pouches, problem solved. Also, the Taco belt was real good, but the BBF belt was playing in the major leagues. Awesome stuff. Belt flipped Nov 28, 2009. See progression pics below.
AB Version - Original Build
Taco Version - Halloween Build
BooBoo Fett Version - Flipped Build
Wookie Braids - This is an area that I really got ahead of myself. Prior to TDH, I had a hard time even finding Wookie braid options. I bought the Evolution Props Wookie braids from E-Bay. Big mistake (Gabe does many things well, but braids is not one of them). Then I found Julie's braids on TDC, but too late to get into the queue and she was not taking new orders. Bummer. However, she did send me link to her photobucket for reference (thanks). I decided to procure my own horse hair and braid. First, I copied some of Julie's ROTJ Braids. Many months latter, I decides to go with the SE version, so I re-flipped. And for the record, if you have a chance to get horse hair braids for $140 or less, don't think about it, just buy them. I spent $120 on materials, not to mention the endless hours of cursing associated with making them.
Evolution Props Braids - Original Build
Self-Braided Horse Hair - Flipped Build
Self-Braided Horse Hair (SE Version) - Re-Flipped Build
EE-3 Blaster - My starting position was an MR Blaster. I thought the factory paint looked very mass produced and did not have an authentic feel. I quickly shipped it off to Slave1Pilot for a complete repaint (thanks Nathan - awesome work as always). The MR has a nice heavy feel to it, but carrying an unbalanced 10 pound weight gets old quick (like in about 5 minutes). I hated to part with it (new home to Dsonik), but my choices were to join a gym or shed the weight. I decided to go with the Sidewinder EE-3 ROTJ Blaster to drop the weight while keeping the authenticity. Expect to receive in January.
MR Blaster - Original Build
Slave1Pilot Repaint of MR Blaster - Halloween Build
Sidewinder ROTJ Blaster - Flipped Build (In Progress)
I wanted Simon to make it REAL grimy and REAL dirty. Looks like he hit a bulls-eye. As much as I loved the Slave1Pilot repaint of the MR Blaster, this one will shed 10 lbs of weight.
Fan Made E-Bay Armor - Original Build
This was the old tale of leaping before looking. I thought this armor was awesome when I received it, just too small. Then I got into TDH and saw some of the stuff that it's members created and I wanted more.
Self-Made Sintra Armor - Halloween Build
My opinion only, but I thought this looked pretty good, although way off base from the movie. This was the one part keeping me from 501st certification. Also, the BM stuff is just heartier than sintra and ultra clean lines. The sintra got me by until I could afford better.
BobaMaker with Slave1Pilot Re-Paint - Flipped Build
Purchased from Kid Akira painted (awesome). But then decided to take it the extra mile, so Nathan worked his magic on my SE version of Fett.
97 Don Post Resin Re-Paint & MR Helmet - Original Build
Similar to the armor, I bought the first bucket from E-Bay. It was a 97 Don Post resin repaint. The paint was actually not bad, but had too much gloss. The size of the Don Post bucket was way too small for my melon and the plastic had a deformed shape (as was typical of these helmets). My first bucket lasted a whole week until I bought the Master Replicas (which fits just fine once removing to top cushion). Both are pictured in the photo.
MR Helmet with Slave1Pilot Repaint - Flipped Build
The compliant I had with the MR Helmet was that the placement of the dent paint was horrific and in general, it looked too clean and too mass produced. I wanted the damage to look real and not assembly line stenciled. So, I sent to Nathan and asked him to touch it up. Not a full repaint, just fix the dent and add some effects on top of what was already existing to get a better look. Can you tell why I am a fan on his work? Photos show the before and after.
Jet Pack Greeblies - Flipped Build
This is an area where I really didnt need much on an upgrade over the original build since my starting point was a MOW pack, Evo metal thruster caps, stabilizer, and beacon, and Slave1Pilot paint. Still, when Slave I (not to be confused with Slave1Pilot) posted JP greeblies in the Cargo Hold, I couldn't resist. Here's a picture of the JP with installed greeblies. I also modified the rocket of the MOW pack to a bolt-on attachment for ease of storage.
Evolution Gloves - Original Build
The Evo gloves were good enough to get started, but the course stitching on the white parts kept nagging at me. I imagine it would be the same sensation as driving a Porsche with vinyl seats. Also, the course stitching caused the gloves to bunch and sometime snag on the gauntlets when putting them on.
Bobamaker Gloves - Flipped Build
Stitching is great, white material is heavier, greater wrist coverage, and the movie accurate button fastener. I added a little extra weathering to what Daz provided (by playing with a rusty can) and away we go.
Cucblack Flak Vest - Original Build
Technically, the original build was an Evolution Props vest, but it was a very shinny material and it didn't fit (too small in the chest and neck to high so that it choked me). Also it had some awkward dimensions for the shoulder sleeves (like they were meant to cover football shoulder pads). So right out of the box, I knew I was going to have to go another route. The Cucblack vest is the one I used to replace the Evo vest and the dimensions and shoulder were right. I really likes the neck seal too. It seemed a little too beige but it looks right outside and in pictures. Really the only reason I am changing is because I still have my Evolution flighsuit and I am upgrading to a Crazy4BobaFett suit which has the neck seal as part of the suit. So while I am at it, I figured why not do the matching vest.
Crazy4BobaFett Flak Vest - Flipped Build
Currently in fabrication....thanks Christi.
Also, changing chest display, looking to change Evo flight suit to Crazy4BobaFett, Evo Boots to JW Boots (ordered), Evo shoulder studs to Serenity (received - awesome), and does it ever end???


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As I'm sure you've read elsewhere, the burka, hijab, niqab and other religious head-coverings have been banned in France. This is Islamophobic, racist, and sexist on a number of axes. It assumes a Western definition of what these articles of clothing means for Islam and for Muslim women. It makes the outsider view of Muslim women the official, legal position. And it denies the experiences of actual Muslim women.
This law is another entry in the long history of legal measures designed to satisfy the patriarchal and kyriarchal need for control over who women are, what they look like, and how they present themselves. Legal management of women's bodies is an expression of sexism, whether it pertains to reproduction, weight, birth assignment, disability, sexuality, or clothing.
The French government is ordering women to express themselves in certain ways. They are determining the meaning of women's clothing and bodies for women; they are mandating exactly how much is okay to cover up and exactly how much is too much. Sarzosky is forcing women to show their faces to the outside world, forcing them to place their bodies up for public consumption - whether they want to or not.
This is yet another example of the French government making decisions about women's bodies for women, as they did in telling Delphine Ravisé-Giard that she is not a woman until her breasts are a certain size. Women are not free to negotiate their own bodies in France; the paternalistic government has decided that they know better.
Nothing that women do with their bodies - how they clothe, feed, exercise, enjoy them - is necessarily, objectively indicative of oppression. The stated reason for banning face and head coverings - that it makes women prisoners, that it is debasing - has nothing at all to do with what burkas and hijabs actually are and what niqab actually represent.
This law is not about intrinsic respect for women. It's not about liberating women. It's not about creating a country that sees women as full, independent human beings.
This law is about limiting women's religious expression. It's about disrespecting what women want to wear. It's about disregarding how full, independent human beings wish to express themselves, their marginalized background, their identity.
This ban is not about ensuring that women have "a social life", not about keeping women from being "deprived of an identity" . This ban is about depriving women of their identity: their religion, their culture, their social interactions, their deeply held beliefs.
It's about men, once again, deciding exactly what women should and should not, can and cannot, will and will not, dress, wear, and be.
It's about Western men, individually and systematically, controlling Muslim women - not about Muslim men individually and systematically controlling Muslim women.
Aaminah Al-Naksibendi wrote two excellent posts on the subject yesterday at her Tumblr thingsimreading. This is from also, whether the face veil is "a part of Islam or just culture" is COMPLETELY BESIDE THE POINT:
Her post oh for cripes is also excellent.
The veil ban is about privileged people maintaining, perpetuating, and exercising their kyriarchal power over Muslim women. It's about fear and hatred of Muslim modes of expression, of belief. Women are expressing their ideals and independence in ways that clash with Western perceptions of what constitutes freedom and choice, and so: they must be silenced, they must be uncovered, they must be displayed against their will.


text: Watching today, it reminded me that the Pistons are the coolest team to watch. When Sheed is not making faces and throwing his hands around in disgust, this team is unflappable and no matter what, they are always, always in the game. The just do not fold. Good game and I have to say, I have not seen Shaq look so good in a long time. It must be those almost 40 games he missed early in the season. He looks in super shape and is playing very well. But, it was still the Pistons. Now, in a couple of hours, I can watch the Magic.


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Simple to use with original design a multi timetable helper for students, pupils, teachers, parents and everyone.
Please take a look at video tutorials (3 parts) before making a comment. This software has a few advanced options as intelligent alarms which needs some extra configuration and this can be confusing but it gives you some extra possibilities at the same time.
Some comment: "downloads with pictured timetable,"
Answer: This is sample timetable easy to remove by 2 clicks.
Some comment: "when trying to make a new timtable i gave up due to having to login numerous times."
Answer: no login is required to make a new timetable, one create account and one login is required to archive it. See the youtube guide for some more info.
Some comment: "It completely stopped workin 4 me! I want somethin that I dont have 2 run 2 the PC all the time 2 fix or 2 add things 2 it! Let me know when it works!"
Answer: Take it easy. It works for thousands of people. Check your phone or send me the scenario when it does not work or need some improvement. It is simple way to have it corrected. You can take another planner anyway.
Some comment: "Worst app ever!!!!!!!! :( People dont buy it as it dosent even work!! ( sort it out now!!!!! U have spoilt my day!!!). :("
Answer: Again take it easy. Me & thousands of people are using it daily for above one year. Anyway the application is free and also sending an email is free and most likely end up with some improvements.
Some questions? I will respond and try to put forward any good idea.
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* light & dark themes,
* resizable, scrollable & clickable widget from Android 4.0,
* new daily timetable widget,
* local & global search implemented,
* warning & alarm if we need to change location due to some activity or lesson /it checks the distance to the destination & min/max velocity/
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* access levels for family timetables,
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For the last few days, I've been pretty focused on leveling my paladin, so have managed to get him from 42 up to level 50. I've got to say that leveling the paladin is a lot of fun. The guy seems to be pretty unstoppable.
Adding a few core talents like Art of War along with getting Hammer of Wrath has made for a formidable rotation. I also just picked up Crusader Strike which gives me something else to do while I'm waiting for Hammer of Wrath to pop. All in all, it's big fun and seems to make for very fast leveling.
I'm still torn about my plan to switch and try to level through tanking once I get this character to Outland just because he's so much fun to just level through questing right now, and strangely enough, even for the 5th time through, I'm not entirely tired of the quests yet.
When I pick up my shaman next, I may switch him to resto and try the leveling through instance approach with him (although I may just quest from 28 to 40 first - seems like that might be a pain without Chain Heal).
Tuesday, January 12, 2010
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Good job on those 8 levels.ReplyDelete
I was enjoying my paladin for a while, but kinda went off of him for a bit, and he's sat at 32 at the moment.
I actually moved back onto my shaman and I'm leveling as resto through instances, started doing that at 34, so far I can't see a need for a chain heal! Hardly anyone takes much damage and I find myself just DPS'ing alot while throwing in the odd lesser healing wave. I'm quite enjoying it right now.
I'm sure as I get through the 40+ instances chain heal will be quite handy.
Thanks Chris! I'll have to give it a try and see how it goes on the Shaman. I'm sitting at 56 now on the paladin, so continuing to make good progress!ReplyDelete
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text: I'm a newbie to the whole molding and casting scene so I have a couple questions. I have my first scratchbuilt Boba costume about 60% done(complete with homemade mannequin!) but I've hit a snag. I frequently search bobamakers website and have checked out all of his projects pages. The gauntlet one is very interesting. If you look at the first couple steps and steps 91-92 you see that clay is used to outline the shape and a mold is made. He then produces hollow resin copies...Is there any way to do this without using fiberglass cloth!?!?! I also am interested in the miracle product he calls epoxy filler. I'm familiar with epoxy and certain fillers, but I have never heard of a product called "epoxy filler" except in boating repair. I would really like to get some of that stuff if anyone can give me a brand!


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I've decided to scratchbuild my own set of shoulder studs. I couldn't find a set of keyboard keys that made me happy
Although this tutorial may be very simple, It's the least I can do for all the help TDH has given me.
I decided to use a flat wood base I found lying around for displaying some scale models. It wasn't high enough, so I used .40 sheet styrene to add a little height.
You can easily use multiple layers of sheet styrene till you get the height you want. the height of my keys were about 0.7cm.
using the keyboard key as a base, I traced the key around the wood and styrene to create a 1.7cm x 1.7cm square
I then used CA glue to stick the two together. If you get some CA glue overflow, it's better, when you sand it it will help cover any seams.
After that I drew a smaller square on top depending on how sloped I wanted the sides of my studs.
using a dremel,(or a sanding file) I sanded off the sides following the smaller lines on top along with the bottom edge.
Check from time to time while sanding to make sure you get uniform edges.
After that using some 200 grit sandpaper I sanded all the sharp edges to give them that keyboard key look.
I sprayed some primer to check for imperfections and look at the overall apprearance.
A quick test fit on my collar armor
I'll post updates when I start to paint them. In the meantime, I'd like some feedback about the size.. Are they too big or just right?
Thanks for viewing!


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A Saudi Arabian female activist marked this year's International Women's Day by defying the ban on women from driving in the ultra-conservative Islamic kingdom and she posted a video of her revolutionary action on YouTube. Wajiha Huwaidar, a leading activist in the campaign to get women behind the wheel openly accepted resonsibility for the video which is now being seen. She recorded the video while driving in a deserted area in the Eastern Province of Saudi Arabia. In September, more than 1,000 Saudi men and women signed a petition to King Abdullah urging him to lift the controversial ban on women driving. The petition argues there is nothing in the Koran which remotely relates to a ban on driving cars and noted in many rural areas of the country, women are driving cars.
One can only assume in the days of Muhammad, women rode on camels or horses without anyone being upset. This is the type of law which is an example of the blatant discrimination against women in a Muslim nation.


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Hi guys,
I'm a 22 year old graduate from the UK and a prospective ELT. I am really interested in hearing from other people in a similar situation.
Ultimately I think I would like to meet other young teachers to travel and share the experience with. I've travelled in Asia by myself and with friends and found the latter much more fufilling. An adventure shared is an adventure doubled in my book. Relaying the memories, having support and security and in this case being able to compare teaching experiences would make everything even more worthwhile.
I am thinking about doing one of the Thailand Internship courses, or doing a course in the UK and then searching for jobs in Spain, Italy, France. But of course will consider other opportunities!
Would like to hear from individuals and also if anyone is aware of any networks that pre-exist that would be great.
I'm based in Surrey at the moment and plan on getting qualified and doing at least one placement within one year, possibly starting September but also keeping my options open.


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Finsky, about putting the bees in one HB. What do I do with the bees stores in the upper HB most are not capped. How do I go about getting the bees out of the top HB. Also I need to move this hive about 200 yards from its current location at some point. Would I be better off moving it now in the cold weather or wait till spring when things warm up?
I have purchased some Styrofoam insulation board that I intend on using to insolate the outside of the hive with tomorrow.
I don't know for sure if the queen is in there but
It helps a lot in wintering and outside styrox.
Finsky, Are you saying that is does help to insulate the outside of the hive with Styrofoam?
There is a difference between using styrofoam hives and placing stryofoam on the outside of a wooden hive.
Furthermore, with a top entrance for ventilation you aren't keeping heat in anyway. But you are preventing the sun from heating the hive.
On the top as Frank suggests is a good idea to help prevent condensation dripping onto the cluster.
Robo, you talking about such thing which you do not know. insulating plates on outer side of wall diminishes 30% food consumption. I had 25 years solid wooden boxes where I afterwards put insulating plates. After that insulating no colony died by starwing. Later I byed styrox hives.
Absolutly wrong! Top enrance is extremely necessary. And sun does not shine at night when it is coldest.
In our country sun does not heat hives during Ochtober to end of February. Hive generates 23 C temperature in the ball. It does not get sun heat.In winter we may have too months clouds that we cannot se sun not at all.
Dripping on the cluster is not possible because heat comes from winterball, heat goes up, spreads vertically when it reaches inner cover. Then dew point comes in coldest corners and edges of the hive.
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By Chris Harris
The importance of set-pieces in football is the driving force behind Per Mertesacker's excellent disciplinary record.
The Arsenal defender has received just one yellow card in 16 appearances for his new club and had an even better record at Werder Bremen with a solitary booking in his last 67 Bundesliga games.
That impressive record is no accident, according to the Germany international.
"Set-pieces are very dangerous in the modern game," Mertesacker told Arsenal Player.
"They can make the difference in the game and therefore you have to defend your goal the best way you can, and that's my way. You have to be patient.
"You are always looking for the ball, that is the main thing for me. You want to win it and that's the main reason [for my record]."
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U.S. Sen. Kelly Ayotte, R-NH, salutes the American flag while the National Anthem is performed during Friday's second annual Chief Michael Maloney Memorial Golf Classic. Ayotte was the guest speaker at the charity event in memory of the fallen Greenland police chief. (JASON SCHREIBER photo)
But at this charity event, skill wasn't all that important, especially for the "crooked drive" contest.
Those who knew Maloney said he enjoyed golfing even though he had a lot of trouble with the game.
"I really think Mike did bring the sun here. He's looking down and he's seeing all these great crazy clothes, the Hawaiian shirts, and especially the bright clothing, and most of all, the tribute to him. He was certainly someone who did so much for this state, gave his life in the line of duty. Did so much for others, going out right before his retirement to do his job to help other people, putting his life on the line," she said.
Other funds are also being sent to the families of wounded MBTA Transit Officer Richard "Dic" Donohue and fallen MIT Officer Sean Collier, who was shot and killed after allegedly being ambushed by the suspects in the Boston Marathon bombings.
"This is something he would love to do. Having a good time and having fun, that's what he was all about. He would have fun at work, he would have fun with his friends. This, I think, is how he would want to be remembered," Greenland police Sgt. Dawn Sawyer, who also serves on the memorial fund's board of directors, said of Maloney.
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During a March 3 report on Sen. Edward Kennedy's (D-MA) proposal to increase the federal minimum wage to $7.25 an hour, Kathleen Schalch, national desk reporter for National Public Radio (NPR), repeated a pattern in the media of citing the Employment Policies Institute (EPI) without identifying the organization as an industry-funded, Republican-linked think tank.
After reporting that the "AFL-CIO's legislative director, Bill Samuel, agrees with Senator Kennedy that an increase in the minimum wage is long overdue" and airing a clip of Samuel voicing support for Kennedy's proposal, Schalch turned to EPI's Craig Garthwaite to present the opposing point of view.
From the March 3 edition of NPR's Morning Edition:
SCHALCH: But some business groups oppose raising the minimum wage at all. Some say it would cost too much and drive up prices for consumers. And some argue that it would actually hurt the poor.
GARTHWAITE: Decades of research on the increases in the minimum wage have shown that when you raise the minimum wage, you tend to hurt the very people you're trying to help.
SCHALCH: Craig Garthwaite is director of research for the Employment Policies Institute, a Washington think tank. He says adult high school dropouts and other vulnerable workers are typically the ones that get hurt.
While Schalch identified Garthwaite generally as representing "business groups," she did not note that EPI receives funding specifically from the fast-food and low-wage hospitality industry or that the institute is run by the public relations firm Berman and Company, which has strong ties to the Republican Party.
A July 8, 1995, National Journal report identified EPI as "[a]nother new think tank with even closer ties to industry," which was "started in 1992 by a group of restaurant companies that wanted an alternative source of research on labor issues." Los Angeles Times business columnist Harvey Bernstein referred to EPI in a September 15, 1992, column as the "recently created business-funded Employment Policies Institute" and as the "conservative EPI, financed mostly by low-wage companies such as hotels and restaurants." Bernstein noted that EPI "has come up with some misleading studies," including one that "hails as a great thing the distressing growth of part-time jobs because they offer 'flexibility' in economic planning for both workers and companies, and say that flexibility is vital 'in the growing and increasingly competitive global economy.'" Bernstein also noted: "Even the name of this new institute is misleading. It calls itself EPI, the same name used for years by the older and much more progressive Economic Policy Institute."
The address listed on the group's website is the same as the address for Berman and Company. According to the Institute's IRS Form 990, EPI paid Berman and Company $472,076 in management company fees in 2003. Richard Berman, a federally registered lobbyist who wholly owns Berman and Company, is EPI's executive director.
In 1993, Berman donated $25,000 to sponsor a college course taught by then-House Minority Whip Newt Gingrich (R-GA). That contribution and others like it sparked a House ethics investigation into the political goals of the course. The investigation ended in 1997 when the Ethics Committee recommended a reprimand and a $300,000 fine for Gingrich, which the House approved. According to The Washington Post, "Gingrich admitted that he brought discredit to the House and broke its rules by failing to ensure that financing for two projects would not violate federal tax law and by giving the House ethics committee false information."
Richard Berman has contributed $6,700 to political candidates since 2000 -- all to Republicans, according to the Center for Responsive Politics.
Berman and Company also runs the American Beverage Institute, a coalition of restaurant owners and alcoholic beverage makers that claims to, among other things, "expose and vigorously counter the campaigns of modern-day prohibitionists," and the Center for Consumer Freedom (CCF), which argues against efforts to regulate food and drink manufacturers. The Center for Media and Democracy, a public relations industry watchdog group, has published an overview of Berman's activities.
Aside from Berman, EPI's officers and staff include:
- Jacob Dweck, director, a partner at the law firm of Sutherland, Asbill and Brennan, LLP, who "had the lead role in significant matters for the Shell Oil group including Coral, the Statoil group, Calpine, PG&E National Energy Group (now NEGT), the Vitol group, NYMEX, and a substantial number of other major energy concerns."
- Michael Burita, who handles communications for EPI and CCF. Burita served as campaign manager for former House Rep. Bill Redmond's (R-NM) 1997 campaign [Santa Fe New Mexican, May 9, 1997].
- Richard Toikka, a member of the Republican National Lawyers Association, was quoted as an "Employment Policies Institute staff economist" in a May 2002 City Limits MONTHLY article. He is not listed on EPI's 990 for 2003.
- Craig Garthwaite, Schalch's source for the minimum wage story, who holds various titles including "director of research," "chief economist", and "secretary/treasurer." Garthwaite holds a master's degree in public policy from the Ford School at the University of Michigan, but according to his biography from his previous job at Public Sector Consultants in Michigan, he does not have a degree in economics.
According to the Institute's IRS Form 990, Berman works an average of an hour a week for EPI, and Garthwaite -- research director for what Schalch labeled a "think tank" -- works an average of a quarter of an hour a week. Neither Berman nor Garthwaite apparently collect a salary from the Institute. The three other people listed as "Officers, Directors, Trustees, and Key Employees" work an average of a quarter of an hour a week each, and each received $500 in compensation.
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Other news outlets have confused the industry-backed EPI with the progressive Economic Policy Institute. The Seattle Post-Intelligencer reported on February 9 that Jared Bernstein worked for the Employment Policies Institute, when in fact he works for the Economic Policy Institute. And The Washington Times called the Berman EPI a "union-backed think tank" in its January 8 report on the December jobs figures.
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Discussion in 'Pistons and NBA' started by max, Apr 17, 2010.
Yes, and I would love to see that happen tonight.
The best case scenario would ofcourse be a James chase down block followed by a 3p buzzer beater to seal the win for Cavs! Make this a 7 game series!
LeBron is going to destroy the Celtics. Will Mike Brown continue to play Shaq and Z and kill the team though is the real question.
I wouldn't be surprised if the Cavs, with their back against the wall, win game 6. Most of the time players like LeBron have great games after poor shooting games, just to prove everyone wrong. Just hope it doesn't work out that way tonight. I hope the Celtics win and then i will rewatch that game over and over and over again, just to see the look on LeBron's and everyone in the Cavs organisation's faces.
I fully expect LeBron to get to the line 30 times in Boston.
You are so right, but it will be more like 35.
Even better. Maybe Garnett and Pierce will foul out, then Rasheed will get a tech and be ejected from the game. I will be so disapointed if the refs give this game to the King.
I'm watching this game. It is very stressful. You can see why Boston beat us, and why we couldn't get over the hump. We defended well, but we didn't get out and run under Flip. Boston gets up the court tout suite. I think if someone boxed my ears and I covered one eye, Stuckey would look as good as Rondo. Sheed looks embarrassingly bad. I don't know that we could have got more out of him than we got that last year under Curry. I want LBJ defeated just so I don't have to hear about his elbow again.
Sheed looks very bad...doesnt seem to fit in with celts,,,if the cavs win tonight..i wil not watch another playoff game.
Nobody wins. If the Cavs lose all you will hear about is the elbow.
One quarter to go. I never thought I would say this in my life, but GO CELTS!
I think Sheed may have heard us Roscoe...he is playing better in the second half.
Yup, Sheed has redeemed himself. No one is happier than me to see him hit a big shot in crunch time.
Lebron acting with class this time....but it is still very satisfying to see him eat crow...especially after 2007. Go Orlando!!
Lebron loses again. Yep, I'm so spoiled.
The Cavs go down - all is right with the world. The Cavs just lay down and quit. The new-york-knicks chant was priceless.
Well first of all we cannot blame this series loss on Lebron. The Celtics played team offense with Rajon running the show better than anyone on the Cavs team. The Celtics played team defense and as someone said they triple teamed Lebron, double teamed Mo Williams and the rest of the Cavs could not shoot or hold on to the ball even when they were left alone. Even tonight, Lebron was just one turnover short of a quadruple double after getting a triple double in the key categories. Mo showed up in the first half, but disappeared in the second half and Antwan Jamison and old azz Shaq just took up space out there tonight. If anyone needs to go it is Mike Brown who had Shaq out there to long, and his preparedness for this series was not up to par of the Celtics. The worst thing about the Cavs losing this early is that now we have six to eight weeks while ESPN brings a story every night on what uniform will Lebron suit up in next year. Just think if he had taken off that jersey and thrown it in the stands as he exited the arena, they would have had more discussion on that than did on the actual game. His best bet IMO is to stay with the Cavs or come out here to play with the Clippers If he goes to another team in the east>, Nets, Knicks, Heat or Bulls those will be just one more additional team that the Pistons will be looking up to as I am certain a couple of those teams will sign another biggie to go with him.
Man, what a response by the Celtics after Lebron cut it to 4! 10-0 run which pretty much sealed it. Some real nice loose ball fights and old school defense being played. The refs interfered a little too much for most of the game, but they were good at the end.
Forgive me, it's a little off topic but I've been wondering: Is it just mad rumor that if LeBron James signs with one of the teams in the New York (including New Jersey) market, LA market or Chicago market that Nike will give him a $100,000 million dollar bonus? This story was floating around a few years ago and there was all this speculation that LeBron's commitment to becoming a "global icon" might necessitate him choosing from the Knicks, Nets, Lakers, Clippers and Bulls. I haven't heard anything about it lately but I remember this was a very big story some time ago. Maybe it was the equivalent of an urban myth or maybe not. Just wondering if any of you remember this Nike incentive to get him in a bigger market to sell their shoes and merchandise.
i think James is the best front runner in the game, but I don't think he can take a shot and respond.... you can't let him get rolling or ahead.... but if you make him work for everything he doesn't know how to deal. He is paying the price for not going to college if you ask me. He has the talent to be the best player ever, but I don't think he has ever learned how to fight. And did you all see how they just gave up. they had over a min to go in the game and didn't foul, got the ball back and walked the ball up, no rushing.... they got body shocked by the celtics, and just melted... 60 plus wins two years in a row and didn't make the finals either year.....
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Google has marked the 100th Tour de France with an animated Google Doodle.
The landmark race starts today with favourite Chris Froome heading up the British challenge after last year's stunning win by the currently unfit Bradley Wiggins.
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The Tour de France is a mix of flat and mountainous stages and will take the 198 riders from Corsica to Paris for Sunday, 21 July's finish.
The three week race covers around 2,000 miles and this year will be held entirely held within the French borders - the first such race since the 100th anniversary race in 2003.
The Google Doodle shows a moustached cyclist pedalling with the double O's of Google forming the bicycle wheels.
The first organised race was held in 1903 and has been held annually every year excepts for when it stopped for the two World Wars.
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Last week, she checked into a motel on her 70th birthday and she was a bit lonely. She thought, "I'll call one of those men you see advertised in phone books for escorts and sensual massages." She looked through the phone book, found a full page ad for a guy calling himself Tender Tony - a very handsome man with assorted physical skills flexing in the photo. He had all the right muscles in all the right places, thick wavy hair, long powerful legs, dazzling smile, six pack abs and she felt quite certain she could bounce a sixpence off his well oiled bum....
She figured, what the heck, nobody will ever know. I'll give him a call.
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