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Amy Ray and Emily Saliers first took the name Indigo Girls while living in Atlanta in 1985, although they had been performing together since the early '80s, at times under the name "the B-Band." In 1986, they recorded an independent self-titled EP and followed in 1987 with the full-length Strange Fire -- only 7,000 copies were pressed, however, and very little interest was generated. Things changed quickly in 1988 when, in the wake of the success of Suzanne Vega, Tracy Chapman, and 10,000 Maniacs, the duo seemed to fit nicely into "the next big thing." Appropriately, Epic Records was quick to sign them.
Indigo Girls, released in 1989, was an excellent national debut. A guest vocal by R.E.M.'s Michael Stipe ("Kid Fears") gave them initial college radio credibility, and the single "Closer to Fine" was a hit -- buoyed by those strengths, the album eventually broke the Top 30 and earned a Grammy for Best Folk Recording that year. By the end of 1991, it achieved platinum sales. Strange Fire was reissued in the fall, with a cover of "Get Together" replacing one of the original tracks. The follow-up, 1990's Nomads Indians Saints, didn't fare quite as well. Although it was nominated for a Grammy and eventually reached gold status, the material wasn't nearly as strong. A live EP, Back on the Bus, Y'All, was released in 1991 while the women regrouped; it, too, was certified gold and garnered a Grammy nomination.
In spring of 1992, the Indigo Girls made a comeback with Rites of Passage, which debuted at number 22 and went platinum by the year's end. The album showed an increasing diversity and some of their strongest songs to date. Almost exactly two years later, Swamp Ophelia was released and entered the charts at number nine; it went gold by the end of the year. A double live album, 1200 Curfews, was released in 1995 and the much awaited follow-up to Swamp Ophelia, Shaming of the Sun, followed in 1997. The duo's next effort, Come on Now Social, appeared two years later.
Released in 2002, Become You was stripped down in comparison to the orchestration of the Girls' more recent work, and 2004's All That We Let In was generally regarded as their strongest album in years. A rarities set appeared the following year, marking Saliers and Ray's 20-year anniversary as Indigo Girls, as well as their last release on the Epic roster. Shortly thereafter, Saliers and Ray signed a five-album deal with Hollywood Records, although the songwriters only released one record -- the Mitchell Froom-produced Despite Our Differences, issued in 2006 -- before Hollywood dropped them from its roster. The Indigo Girls took to their website to assure fans that the band would move onward, and 2009's Poseidon and the Bitter Bug marked their first independent release in over 20 years.
Released in 2010, the double-disc Staring Down the Brilliant Dream featured live performances from shows between 2006 and 2009, and the duo wrapped up the year by releasing a holiday-themed bluegrass album, Holly Happy Days. Issued in 2011, Beauty Queen Sister, the Indigo Girls' 14th studio album and the fourth to be released on their own IG Recordings imprint for Vanguard Records, reunited them with producer Peter Collins, who helmed the duo's earlier albums Rites of Passage and Swamp Ophelia. After an extended tour and a lengthy break, Ray and Saliers went back to work, this time in various Nashville recording studios with producer Jordan Brooke Hamlin. One Lost Day was released in June of 2015, in the middle of a nationwide tour. ~ Chris Woodstra
Selected Discography
Track List: One Lost Day
Track List: The Essential Indigo Girls
Track List: Beauty Queen Sister
Track List: 1200 Curfews
Track List: Staring Down The Brilliant Dream
Track List: Poseidon And The Bitter Bug
Track List: Live At The Austin City Limits Music Festival 2007
Track List: Despite Our Differences
Track List: rarities
Track List: All That We Let In
Track List: Become You
Track List: Retrospective
Track List: Come On Now Social
Track List: Shaming of the Sun
Track List: Swamp Ophelia
Track List: Rites Of Passage
Track List: Back On The Bus, Y'All (Live)
Track List: Strange Fire (Expanded Edition)
Track List: Nomads - Indians - Saints
Track List: Indigo Girls
Track List: Indigo Girls (Expanded Edition)
Track List: Strange Fire
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NHIAA Football Roundup: It's all Bedford against Goffstown; Campbell rolls
BEDFORD - Bedford coach Kurt Hines called it a bittersweet win, considering his son Brock plays for Goffstown. Hines' team did its job in a 50-0 win at Bedford on Saturday.
Grizzlies coach Justin Hufft had a tall order facing one of the most dominant teams on both sides of the ball in Division I.
Bedford's defense has not given up a point in 13 quarters. Meanwhile the Bulldog offense is averaging 31 points a game.
The Bulldogs started off sluggish. A 6-yard touchdown run by Nick Vailas was negated by a holding penalty. The ensuing field goal try was blocked.
But Bedford found its groove on offense later in 1st quarter when Dan Colella capped an eight-play, 56-yard drive with a 1-yard plunge for a touchdown.
A failed extra point made it 6-0 at the end of the first. Two possessions later, Colella hit Nick Vailas for a 12-yard touchdown. A two-point conversion made it 14-0.
Goffstown quarterback Casey Gervais fumbled a handoff, giving the ball back to Bedford at its 33. Michael Collins took the next handoff to the end zone to make it 21-0 Bedford.
After a Goffstown three-and-out, Bedford marched 55 yards in eight plays for a 28-0 lead. Quarterback Dan Colella scored on a 1-yard sneak.
Before the half, the Grizzlies managed to get to the Bedford 12 but quarterback Matt Collins, in for Casey Gervais, was intercepted by Michael Vailas.
In the second half, Bedford added touchdowns by Aaron Palys and Colin Cashin. Connor Harrison forced a fumble that resulted in a safety to make the final score 50-0.
Coach Hufft hoped that his players learned something. "The way you get better is to go up against the best. Coach Hines runs a terrific program."
Bedford's Dan Colella went 9 of 15 for 140 yards passing with one touchdown throwing and two running.
Aaron Palys led the Bulldogs on the ground with 83 yards on five carries and one touchdown.
Campbell 43, Franklin 8: At Franklin, Campbell of Litchfield quarterback Chris McKenna scored two touchdowns on the ground and threw for three more to lead the Cougars to a win over host Franklin.
Connar Quigley added a rushing TD for Campbell and two of the TD passes went to Kyle Manning. The other went to Tyler Walton.
Five different receivers have touchdown catches for Campbell (3-1) this season. Franklin fell to 0-5.
Stevens 42, Mascoma 22: At Canaan, Stevens got four touchdowns from Donald Pellerin and quarterback Ryan Tanguay scored on a sneak and threw a 74-yard touchdown pass to Nate White.
Mascoma (2-2) led 22-21 in the third before Stevens (3-2) pulled away.

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On the September 29 edition of Fox News' The O'Reilly Factor, Fox News military analyst Col. David Hunt called for U.S. district judge Alvin K. Hellerstein to be "drawn and quartered" for ordering the Defense Department to release additional photographs from the Abu Ghraib prison abuse scandal. The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) had filed suit under the Freedom of Information Act to have the photographs released. Asked by host Bill O'Reilly whether he agreed with the judge's ruling, Hunt declared, "Absolutely not ... Hellerstein should be drawn and quartered ... That's [a] criminal act as far as I'm concerned. It is hurting our guys." He added, "There's no excuse for putting these pictures back out on the set."
In medieval England, drawing and quartering was an especially cruel and gruesome method of execution reserved for men convicted of treason. Women were, instead, burned at the stake.
O'Reilly previously called Hellerstein a "terror all[y]" for siding with the ACLU in this case.
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HUNT: Absolutely not. No, there's no -- Hellerstein should be drawn and quartered. That man should not be -- that's criminal act, as far as I'm concerned. It's hurting our guys. There's no question. But you want this kind of stuff to stop. Hellerstein's got to go away, but we have to hold people accountable for what's happened [at Abu Ghraib]. There's no excuse for putting these pictures back out on the set, no way.
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AMES, Iowa – The National 4-H Council and the Walmart Foundation are supporting 4-H Healthy Living programs across the country through Walmart Foundation Healthy Living Youth Voice, Youth Choice grants. Iowa State University Extension and Outreach has received one of the 15 state grants and is using a portion of the money to provide mini-grants to Master Gardeners and 4-H youth to develop partnerships at the county level.
The mini-grants enable county-based Master Gardener volunteers and 4-H members to develop a youth/adult partnership team that plans and implements a community-based project. The focus of these projects is to promote healthy eating through the production of fruits and vegetables. Through this project, youth and adult team members will reach a minimum of 50 additional youth to educate them about healthy food choices.
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A Warren County collaboration between the Three Rivers 4-H Club, Master Gardener Darla Kickbush and the Wildcat ABC Daycare began in March. The project promotes healthy eating through the production of vegetables for the daycare and club youth and their families. Adults and youth are working together to create and maintain the garden.
"Our hope is that through this project, youth will learn there are a lot of vegetables that taste delicious. In addition, they will acquire basic gardening skills and knowledge, and learn how to plan, implement and evaluate education programs that promote healthy food choices," said Susan James, project coordinator.
Project planning began in March and will continue until Aug. 23, 2012.
According to Chris Gleason, 4-H youth program specialist, there are many exciting plans for the other counties as well. In Johnson County, the Master Gardener/4-H team will lead lessons at two school gardens and develop an after-school garden club. The Poweshiek County team is establishing a Junior Master Gardener 4-H club in Grinnell and will expand programming to the Montezuma and Brooklyn areas during the summer.
"The projects in these eleven counties help young people learn about gardening and healthy food, as well as develop citizenship, leadership and communication skills as project team members share what they learn with other youth and adults in their communities," Gleason said.
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Northfield Drive-In owner vows make digital transition in Hinsdale
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Union Leader Correspondent | August 04. 2013 6:33PM
Brother and sister, Iszak Arlen, 13, Cayleigh Arlen, 11, of Sullivan help out in the projection room at the Northfield Drive-In in Hinsdale, rewinding Smurfs 2 during intermission. Their step-grandfather Paul Bader of Winchester is the projectionist. (MEGHAN PIERCE PHOTO)
So when more than 200 cars pulled into the drive-in Saturday night for a triple feature and 65th anniversary celebration of the drive-in, Mitchell told the crowd during the intermission between "Smurfs 2" and "The Wolverine" that their show of support has spurred him on to continue.
"You guys helped us make the decision by coming," he said, asking patrons to stay tuned for upcoming campaigns to fund the $100,000 to $150,000 conversion project.
Shakour of Keene comes from a family of drive-in theater owners - his parents purchased the Keene Drive-In a few months before he was born.
Though the Northfield Drive-In sits partially in Northfield, Mass., it is technically in Hinsdale because of the location of the screen and projector, Shakour said Saturday.
Before the show started, Ben and Kerri Briggs of Northfield, Mass., were settling in for a night at the drive-in on a blanket, with their two children, Abby and Eric, and their dog, Diamond.
"I think that would be sad," Ben Briggs said. "Hope they find the means to do it."
They made the hour and 15 minute drive to The Northfield after reading about the anniversary and the possibility of it closing in their local paper.
"It's exciting. I've never seen big projectors, the 35-milimeter, in operation before. … I think it's really cool and nostalgic that they have film. And it's sad to see the old stuff is leaving because it's definitely part of the whole drive-in thing."
"This is his last chance to see this," his dad Jeff Wyand said.
Despite the transition to digital next year, father and son said they plan to return a few times each summer now for the unique drive-in experience.
"It's nice you get the freedom to walk around. You get to be in the comfort of your own vehicle."
"Beautiful night too, you couldn't ask for anything better," Jeff Wyand said.
He already has one at home and said if he doesn't take them they are likely to be scrapped, since there is no interest in the technology right now. He plans to hold onto them untill they become historically interesting and museums want to display them.
Aside from a few years serving in the Air Force, he has been a projectionist, working all over the country. So the transition to digital has pushed him into retirement, he said.
Johnson grew up going to the Northfield and the new digital format will not keep Johnson and Bader away, they said.
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|Thanks for the replies, I'll be getting her spayed the middle of this month so I'll wait until then to ask the vet to check it. But no it's definitely not whiskers or anything it's the same length hair as the rest of the short hair on her face its just slightly raised because of the amount growing from one area..? Here's a diagram (attached) of what I'm guessing is a regular human hair follicle which I'm sure is similar enough to a dogs. This just shows the normal ONE hair strand coming from the follicle, my dog has got a kind of bunch of hair coming from that which has expanded the skin opening I guess to make room for the multiple hairs.. Definitely unnatural, as the rest of the hair on her face would be as the diagram shows (I can't find a diagram with the multiple hairs I'm trying to explain)
Is it Vibrissae (whiskers)? They are not only along the nose, there is one set on each side below the eye just behind the mouth, under the jaw and above the eyes.
Why Do Dogs Have Whiskers Under Their Chin? | Dog Care - The Daily Puppy
|can't tell anything by the picture. i would just have the vet take a peak at this next you are in to him/her. doubt it is anything to be concerned about as long as it is not bothering your pup.
Multiple Hairs Growing From One Hair Follicle... On Face?
Ok so noticed a bit of an odd thing on my 11 month old female GSDs snout...
I was just petting her and rubbing her nose when I noticed a small little patch that seemed to be a bit "harder/more raised" then the rest, and thought maybe there was a small scab or something under her hair. I tried parting her short face hair and noticed a kind of tuft of hair all together, but she ran off playing so I didn't bother her again until tonight when she was asleep I turned the light on and had a proper look and there is definitely a hair follicle that looks quite expanded (compared to normal) that has a tuft of maybe.. 50 short hairs growing from it (it sounds really bad when explained but its not THAT bad or noticeable until you look closely, just sounds worse) and she halso has another follicle beside that one a bit smaller with less amount of hairs coming from it and I think an even smaller one on the top of her head (all I've noticed so far). I know this is not normal as it should be just ONE hair coming from each of these follicles. I gave a quick search on Google to see if it has been asked before but just found one similar question on a different website about somebody asking about their Pomeranian I think that had a similar thing but on the dogs back. The answer said that it sounded like the dog had some condition or something when the supposable sheded / dead hair is not falling out and more hairs are growing alongside it which a vet would need to check as it could get infected. This sounds fair enough but I find it strange that this would be on my dogs face? Do dogs shed much from this area? Just wondered has anyone here seen such a thing or know whats going on? I'm just worried as the follicle where the bigger tuft is coming from looks way bigger then the 'pinhole' way its supposed to be...?
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October MBI at 50.7 – First Growth in Six Months
With a reading of 50.7, Gardner's metalworking business index showed that the metalworking industry expanded for the first time since March 2013.
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With a reading of 50.7, Gardner's metalworking business index showed that the metalworking industry expanded for the first time since March 2013. The index was 9.0 percent higher than it was in October 2012 and it was the second straight month of month-over-month growth. And, it was the fastest rate of growth since June 2012.
New orders grew for the first time since March 2013 and at their fastest rate since May 2012. Similarly, production grew for the first time since May 2013 and at their fastest rate since May 2012. Backlogs continued to contract, but they did so at their slowest rate since February 2013. After two months of contraction, employment grew in October Exports continued to contract as the dollar remains relatively strong. Supplier deliveries continue to lengthen at similar rate to the last 12 months.
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While nine regions had contracted for three months, in October four regions expanded. The Mountain region had an index of 60.2. New England grew for the second month in a row. The South Atlantic and West North Central region moved to expansion from contraction. The East North Central, Middle Atlantic, and Pacific regions were just under 50. The East South Central continued to contract the fastest but it did see a significantly slower rate of contraction compared to August.
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|If there`s nothing wrong with the stock rods you have then they are fine to reuse and 350 cranks are a dime a dozen. I`ve reused stock rods countless times, as long as there are no spun bearings they`re fine. These rods went into daily driver but weekend play thing vehicles. Never did have one fail me either. The rods in the kit are just reconned, they aren`t going to give you any more power than the ones you have so if there`s not a need for them, especially on a budget build, then why replace what`s not broken? If you have any machine shops in your area ask them if they have any 350 shafts around, they likely do and then some, or a local junkyard. Then you can get a kit from Northern that`s a master kit with a choice of cams just the same, only without the crank and rods. this would more than likely knock a couple hundred off the total of the engine kit that can go elsewhere.
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As a few of you might remember, I was mulling over a few different engine combinations to put in my 86 Monte SS. I ended up not having internet access for quite a long time, and then I spent almost all of my money I had saved for the car on a vacation, lol. So i'm back with lower expectations of what I want to do.
I've got a block that was bored .030, I got a crank and rods with the block, but the crank ended up not being good, got a nice sliver missing from the base of it. And the rods are just stocker rods. I've been moaning and groaning about having to order all these little things like gasket sets, bearings, caps, all of those things. Scanning across the internet for deals I came upon this:
Gives me everything to put the bottom end together, nice 9.73:1 compression ratio with my Vortec heads. I would order another Cam, but the one that comes with this kit would be a nice one to use in the future when I want to build a mild 350 for my chevy blazer.
For the kit options, id probably get the Cr3 rods, which from what I understand are just recond rods with arp bolts? Lol
So the point of this was what do you guys think of this kit? I know you generally get what you pay for, but im not going to be beating the crud out of the engine on a normal basis or anything and i'm real short on money and still want to do this.
After this kit, all i'd have to do is my valvetrain, intake, carb and top end gasket kit if they dont come with the engine kit.
So for someone building their first engine, trying to save money, would this be a good deal? Basically what do you guys think? Lol
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The people of Darfur have been confronted with ongoing harassment and brutality on the part of the Sudan government and its janjaweed mercenaries, but a new impediment has arisen in the form of gangs of bandits who steal food being sent to the area. The World Food Program(WFP) has been forced to halve food deliveries in Darfur due to the actions of hijackers and thieves. Kenro Oshidari, WFP repesentative, commented: "This is an unprecedented situation. Our humanitarian operatioon for aid workers could be forced to stop flying because we have no money at a time when our helicopters and aircraft are needed because of high insecurity on the roads."
So far this year hijckers have attacked five WFP pasengeer vehicles and 45 trucks. If the WFP cannot maintain deliveries it will be compelled to half the amount of food being given people. The cost of the program is about $6 million a month, an amount that probably equals what is spent in a few hours in Iraq. There is something tragic is not being able to secure a few helicopters. No, not sad, tragic.


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Did anyone attend the Woodlands World 3D shoot in Farmington, PA??? If so, what did you think of it?? I work there and we want to make it as close to perfect as possible. ALL feedback is welcomed!!!
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It seemed a little dangerous with the targets placed too close together. I was shooting open class and there were two shooting hunter and one shooting youth with me. It seemed dangerous when the youth shooter was up at his peg on, for example, target #4 and was about in the 2:00 position of the open class shooter on target #5. Also when we were pulling our arrows, there were quite a few targets only ten feet directly beside us with shooters shooting at them. I was caught several times waiting on the shooters at either the next target or the target before to shoot or pull their arrows. All of the shoots I have shot were never like this. However, as the day went on, everyone was using extreme caution which was good, but holding everyone up. In my opinion, maybe spreading out the targets, setting the shooting lanes so that you are shooting away from the other shooters both at the next target and your prior target, and maybe running the shoot two days (due to the big crowd) might make this shoot more fun for everyone. I personally was tense throughout the day due to the fear of getting shot, because it is inevitable that not every shooter can hit the target or where the arrow will end up if it would ricochet off of something. I have never shot an ASA style course, so I might be acting a little extreme as to the course layout, but I know that everyone I talked to had the same opinion as I have.
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As many people will have read there was a glitch in the surface temperature record reporting for October. For many Russian stations (and some others), September temperatures were apparently copied over into October, giving an erroneous positive anomaly. The error appears to have been made somewhere between the reporting by the National Weather Services and NOAA's collation of the GHCN database. GISS, which produces one of the more visible analyses of this raw data, processed the input data as normal and ended up with an October anomaly that was too high. That analysis has now been pulled (in under 24 hours) while they await a correction of input data from NOAA (Update: now (partially) completed).
There were 90 stations for which October numbers equalled September numbers in the corrupted GHCN file for 2008 (out of 908). This compares with an average of about 16 stations each year in the last decade (some earlier years have bigger counts, but none as big as this month, and are much less as a percentage of stations). These other cases seem to be mostly legitimate tropical stations where there isn't much of a seasonal cycle. That makes it a little tricky to automatically scan for this problem, but putting in a check for the total number or percentage is probably sensible going forward.
It's clearly true that the more eyes there are looking, the faster errors get noticed and fixed. The cottage industry that has sprung up to examine the daily sea ice numbers or the monthly analyses of surface and satellite temperatures, has certainly increased the number of eyes and that is generally for the good. Whether it's a discovery of an odd shift in the annual cycle in the UAH MSU-LT data, or this flub in the GHCN data, or the USHCN/GHCN merge issue last year, the extra attention has led to improvements in many products. Nothing of any consequence has changed in terms of our understanding of climate change, but a few more i's have been dotted and t's crossed.
But unlike in other fields of citizen-science (astronomy or phenology spring to mind), the motivation for the temperature observers is heavily weighted towards wanting to find something wrong. As we discussed last year, there is a strong yearning among some to want to wake up tomorrow and find that the globe hasn't been warming, that the sea ice hasn't melted, that the glaciers have not receded and that indeed, CO2 is not a greenhouse gas. Thus when mistakes occur (and with science being a human endeavour, they always will) the exuberance of the response can be breathtaking – and quite telling.
A few examples from the comments at Watt's blog will suffice to give you a flavour of the conspiratorial thinking: "I believe they had two sets of data: One would be released if Republicans won, and another if Democrats won.", "could this be a sneaky way to set up the BO presidency with an urgent need to regulate CO2?", "There are a great many of us who will under no circumstance allow the oppression of government rule to pervade over our freedom—-PERIOD!!!!!!" (exclamation marks reduced enormously), "these people are blinded by their own bias", "this sort of scientific fraud", "Climate science on the warmer side has degenerated to competitive lying", etc… (To be fair, there were people who made sensible comments as well).
The amount of simply made up stuff is also impressive – the GISS press release declaring the October the 'warmest ever'? Imaginary (GISS only puts out press releases on the temperature analysis at the end of the year). The headlines trumpeting this result? Non-existent. One clearly sees the relief that finally the grand conspiracy has been rumbled, that the mainstream media will get it's comeuppance, and that surely now, the powers that be will listen to those voices that had been crying in the wilderness.
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Acne's Jonny Johansson is always thinking outside of the box, even when he puts his models in it. The video below takes you behind the scenes at Acne's Womenswear Resort 2012 fashion show, featuring a giant black frame which looks a bit like an enormous iPad screen (yes, our view is now distorted by iDevices). Models stream through this giant box which serves as the focal point of the fashion show. A minimalist setting complete with pastel blue runways, Acne's Womenswear Resort 2012 fashion show featured some yummy Otterpop pastels and popcicle orange and yellow against its requisite neutrals. With shredded denim shorts, figure-hugging skirts and even a jeans jacket in the mix, styled with tousled and teased-hair models, everything looks very über chic Stockholm street style.
Acne Studios continues to churn out interesting collections with the goal of not following what's going on in the rest of Europe. Acne Creative Director Jonny Johannsson provides some insight into this collection. If you watch carefully, Johansson is interviewed during the hectic fashion show set-up. Were they trying to show off his set, or did he simply get in the way? At any rate, they put Jonny in a box, which is so unlike his goals at Acne.
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As the 2013 NFL draft is coming to its end, let's not forget that the reason why Ravens restock its players so well isn't simply from the 7 rounds.. but also from undrafted free agents.
Guys like Ellerbe, Bart Scott and McClain were all undrafted FAs that we brought in.
I am liking our draft this year, but i think it will even be better once we consider all the undrafted free agents that we bring in
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It's long but interesting. Since Steve Wozniak left Apple really hasn't invented any technology. Everything has been mixing the tech from others in a marketable way.
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Android may be a free platform for manufacturers to utilize, but Google still owns the licensing. They could most definitely institute hardware minimums if they wanted to do so.
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Now this is a valid point, haven't had a virus in god knows how long. I just download freeware anti virus from AVG and in the rare case I do stumble upon something that contains a virus it tells me right away and saves my PC. I've been telling my friends for awhile now, apple is nothing more than a long fad that will die out one day when people realize your paying inflated prices for overpriced hardware.
As for Google stepping in and "placing hardware minimums for Android," that can't really happen because the Android platform is free for anyone to use/develop/use. That's the main benefit of it, I can go and build any technological device and install an Android OS on it for free legally.
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If you get viruses on your pc, that is just straight darwinism, and you deserve it.
Heads up Apple/Mac users: we no longer get viruses. If you know someone who does urge them to unplug or educate.
As for Google stepping in and "placing hardware minimums for Android," that can't really happen because the Android platform is free for anyone to use/develop/use. That's the main benefit of it, I can go and build any technological device and install an Android OS on it for free legally.
I've just seen no indication that Google has long-term interest in maintaining a hardware manufacturing arm. They claim they will treat Motorola like any other manufacturer in terms of preferential treatment, access to software, etc. Sorry, I just don't buy that. I just don't see how that is a sustainable model. You own a manufacturing arm, yet you're still trying to maintain an open source model available to everyone while giving your own in-house brand no advantage?
Samsung is going to be making the tablet you speak of.
I just don't see how Google can maintain their relationship with their other manufacturing partners while they own an in-house manufacturing branch. It just seems like a huge conflict of interest no matter what Google says. Sooner or later there will be an alternative OS available. Maybe Windows finally gets their shit together or maybe it's something that isn't even on the radar right now. But, if there was a legit alternative, I have to think that manufacturers would give it a long, hard look due to the perceived conflict of interest with Google/Motorola. HTC, Samsung, and LG have all been fairly aggressive already pursuing options with Windows - primarily in AT&T, Windows just can't seem to get their shit together.
I completely agree with you that Google needs to step in and place some type of hardware minimums for Android. This hasn't been a big issue as of late with phones on the major carriers as they all have pretty robust hardware these days, but early on, you'd see phones launch and within 6 months or so they'd stop getting updates or the updates would cause huge problems because the hardware just wasn't sufficient for the new OS. Google also has to reduce the fragmentation on the market. There are way too many versions of Android out there. They said about a year and a half ago that they were actually looking to slow down the rate of development with Android in an effort to reduce this fragmentation, but I've seen no signs of that actually happening. Hell, the rumors about Jellybean started within a month of Ice Cream Sandwich officially rolling out. Jellybean has been out with the Nexus for several months and it's still not rolling out to other devices yet. I guarantee you that by the time it starts to roll out to other devices (by the end of the year) there will already be all kinds of rumors about what's next. You can't always be focused on what's next. You gotta take care of the here and now first. There are way too many versions of Android currently in use. You have low end pre-paid models still on Eclair. There's plenty of FroYo phones running around. The majority are on ICS and soon you'll have Jellybean and whatever's next after that. It seems like there are always a healthy dose of about 3 different versions on the market. That's just too much for app developers to have to deal with. The fragmentation causes most of the app problems seen in Android. The rate of development also means the app developers are constantly having to tweak their apps to ensure they're running properly. Not only do they have to deal with software fragmentation, but there's also the wide variety of hardware specs out there that they also have to consider. I'm not a developer, but I have to think it'd be a helluva headache.
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This is a legit point. It's the positive and negative of an open source OS.
Early on especially, Android was plagued by marginal hardware. But, Google is going to kill Motorola. They just bought them for the patents. They have no long-term interest in hardware manufacturing. They're laying off people within Motorola left and right. They're just trying to trim the fat so they can sell off the hardware manufacturing arm and just keep the treasure trove of patents.
Do you mean software or hardware patents, I can see the value of the software patents of course but if their not going to create their own hardware what's the point of having those Motorola hardware patents.....are they profitable via licensing or something?
I mean I can't see them going full Apple walled garden style but I could see them forcing hardware manufactures(it's not like Samsung/HTC have another viable mobile OS to choose from) to at least meet some kind of minimum requirements as far as CPU/memory and button layout configuration......I wanna say Microsoft is doing something like this for the new windows phones which shocking I don't think are really that bad especially for the casual user that wants a cheap simple to use iOS alternative.
My wife's school just got some new ipads the other day, and staff were allowed to take them home for the weekend, so I just got my first real chance to try one out. There's no question that the graphics are superior to anything in the pc world. Given the price of the damthing, that should be no surprise. However, I don't find the interface behaviour to be any more intuitive than anything pc-based or android-based. "Intuitive" is mostly a matter of what you're used to.
As others have pointed out, Apple's strength and apple's weakness are the same thing -- the fact that they have total control over their hardware and software. They can guarantee that all software adheres to their interface standards, that all hardware is interoperable with other hardware, and so on. But it also creates a bottleneck. For a small startup hardware or software company, it is so much easier to get into the pc or android marketplace. And that's the strength and weakness of the pc/android marketplace. Way more competition and innovation, with unfortunately a lot more opportunity for crap to get on the market.
As for Apple's much ballyhooed lack of need for anti-virus products, sorry no sale. Even 386bsd, arguably the most secure consumer-level o/s ever made, has had virii. Apple is simply a smaller and less interesting target. All *nix variants have been exploited, and Apple's base o/s isn't any more bulletproof.
Bottom line from my POV, is I really don't care. The main reason I don't own Apple hardware (other than an ipod) is simply that it's too pricey for me and doesn't offer anything that I need that would make me pay the extra fare. If that changes, I'll pony up the $.
If you get viruses on your pc, that is just straight darwinism, and you deserve it.
Heads up Apple/Mac users: we no longer get viruses. If you know someone who does urge them to unplug or educate.
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INDIANAPOLIS (GreenBayPhoenix.com) - The Green Bay swimming and diving teams wrapped up the second day of competition at the three-day House of Champions Invitational on Saturday at the IU Natatorium in Indianapolis. Both Phoenix teams finished day two in first place, as the women lead the seven-team field with 1,274 points and the men are first among five teams with 1,294 points.
The Phoenix squads are competing against opponents from host IUPUI, Ball State, Butler, Eastern Illinois, Evansville and Western Illinois.
Green Bay got off to a strong start on Friday, as the women's team had a winner in four of the five races, and the men's team won three times.
Heather Bodin (Maple Grove, Minn.) and Parker Wolf (Kohler, Wis.) were both two-time winners for the Phoenix women on Friday. Bodin took the 200-yard IM in 2:04.75 and Wolf claimed the 50 freestyle in 23.82 before the two teamed up with Dana Iverson (Kenosha, Wis.) and Marlee Kiander (Tomahawk, Wis.) for a win in the 400 medley relay (3:50.13).
Kendra Rottier (Green Bay, Wis.) also picked up an individual victory on the meet's opening day, cruising to a first-place finish in the 500 free in a season-best time of 4:58.24.
Cole Hackney (Highlands Ranch, Colo.) earned an individual win for the Phoenix men on Friday, taking the 50 free in 21.39, while Green Bay also raced to victory in both the 200 free (1:25.51) and 400 medley (3:29.38) relays.
Saturday saw the Phoenix men win four more times, including in the 200 medley (1:33.42) and 800 free (7:02.01) relay races. Green Bay also won twice individually on day two, as Ryan Korslin (Wisconsin Rapids, Wis.) took the 100 breast in 57.34 and Matt Hollub (Appleton, Wis.) claimed the 100 back in 52.01.
Iverson was victorious for the women's squad on Saturday, taking the 100 back in 56.56, while teammate Megan Burley (Hazelhurst, Wis.) touched in first in the 400 IM (4:28.29). Green Bay also picked up a relay win on the second day of the meet, taking the 800 free relay in 7:37.69.
The Phoenix squads return to action on Sunday for the third and final day of competition at the House of Champions Invitational. Prelims begin at 10 a.m. CT, with finals starting at 4 p.m. CT.
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2. Evansville - 1,142
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Shoot there all the time. Nice and friendly people. Only two lanes for long guns though.
I have bought there but only shot there once and it was hotter than I care for. Sales guys seem to be OK.
I'm 10 minutes away from Shoot Straight... I'm there 1-3 days per week. I'm lucky, as I can go mid-day. It gets a bit busy in there in the evenings...
Say hi to Gunny for me.
Was there this past Tuesday night and bought an XD40SC. I pick it up on Monday and will put a couple hundred rounds through it while i'm there.
I visited east orange shooting in Winter Park...$9.95 all day. you could even leave and go for lunch and return. $10 dollars and you could try all there rental guns...by far best range in the Orlando area for me
+1 for east orange over shoot straight. better range prices and the fact you can still rent a gun do it for me, although the showroom floor is nicer at shoot straight. it is fun to look at possible purchases when you go to the range and the selection isn't overwhelming at east orange like it is at shoot straight.
as for quality of service issues, in my experience you get that almost wherever you go unfortunately. anything from lack of knowledge to questionable safety fundamentals certainly turn me off to particular sales associates, and if the action warrants then it should be brought to the attention of the manager. i have had my share of unpleasant experiences at different shops. just like anyone might have at a shop one might frequent, but that doesn't make me write off the whole shop. after all, most of the time i go to a range, i am there to use their backstop.
Haven't tried that one but the Shoot Straight on 301 in Tampa is a decent place to shoot. Gets a little crowded when they first open and in the evening, but mid afternoon is the best time. Most of the employees are friendly and helpful, just one guy is smug and arrogant.


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Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain insists he does not get nervous ahead of big matches because "football is football".
The 18-year-old has started some of Arsenal's biggest games this season, and played a starring role against both Manchester United and AC Milan at home.
Many have been impressed by Oxlade-Chamberlain's composure, and the teenager says he is perfectly relaxed no matter who his opponents are.
"I've played so many games of football now and even though it is at a higher level, at the end of the day football is football. You are just playing with better players," he told Arsenal.com.
"As soon as you feel comfortable and confident you just carry on as normal. I felt comfortable in the Manchester United game because I thought we came out in the second half and played really well.
"Playing in a team like Arsenal helps massively having all of these players around you giving you advice. When they are playing well, you feel comfortable and it helps you to play well too. "
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"Robin has taken most of the headlines and rightfully so with all of his fantastic goals but quietly I think Tomas has been playing absolutely amazing.
"I started my career as a central midfielder and the way that he gets the ball in midfield, turns and runs at people just makes things happen.
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It's safe to say college lacrosse hasn't had this many coach openings at one time, and definitely not this early, with two weeks of the playoffs still remaining.
Between head coaching jobs (Rutgers, Navy, Towson) and assistant spots (Hofstra, Georgetown, Princeton), there are some great gigs out there — 10, if you count interim spots, in DI alone. And as with every round of coaching moves, it seems like the bar gets raised a bit in terms of both compensation and expectations for these coaches.
There's also a ridiculously irresponsible tornado of rumors that goes with every coaching carousel. And unfortunately, as we've learned the last few years, as crazy as something may sound at first (Jeff Tambroni to Penn State, Bill Tierney to Denver), there are more and more tough opportunities to pass up.
The Navy job might be one of the more complicated in recent memory, since a few DI coaches have commented how tough it will be for someone to be the guy that follows Richie Meade, whose firing has led to an avalanche of backlash from recent alums toward athletic director Chet Gladchuk.
The list that follows is purely a look at potential candidates for these positions. This is not in any way a statement that any of these coaches are looking to leave their current jobs, have applied for the openings or been contacted by searching athletic departments. Some have been in the mix for other openings; some have not. And there very likely will be other players in the mix as these processes move forward.
Note: each opening's list is in alphabetical order. We will update this list with additions and subtractions as we learn more about the job searches.
Brian Brecht, Siena
A former assistant at Rutgers (2001, when the Knights achieved a No. 18 national ranking), Brecht led the Saints to the 2011 NCAA Tournament, their second in the last three years, and a program-record 13-5 mark. The 1995 Springfield College grad and Long Island native has also been an assistant at Loyola, Army, Penn and DIII Hartwick.
Dave Cottle, Chesapeake Bayhawks assistant
The longtime Maryland coach, forced to resign last year to the shock and dismay of many in the lacrosse world, has a lot of pots on the stove right now, between his President and Assistant Coach job with the MLL's Bayhawks, consultant gig with Marquette and the MAAC and his Scoop It Up 5-on-5 lacrosse tournament. Seems like it would take the right opportunity for Cottle to return to the NCAA.
John Danowski, Duke
This may surprise some people considering Danowski's at one of the best programs in DI, but he is one of Rutgers' all-time great players, and his family still lives on Long Island. So this Rutgers opening could be a rare combination in terms of luring in a national championship ACC coach from a seemingly cherry job.
Mike Pressler, Bryant
Pressler's name continues to pop up around major DI openings. The former Duke and Team USA head man went 8-9 this spring in his fifth season at Bryant, a year after going 12-5 in Rhode Island last year. The Bulldogs fell 14-9 to Mount St. Mary's in the Northeast Conference Semifinals.
Lelan Rogers, Syracuse assistant
The man largely responsible for turning SU's defense into one of the country's best over the last few seasons, Rogers returned to his alma mater ('87) as an assistant in 2005 after head coaching gigs at DIII Cortland and Ohio Wesleyan and with MLL's Chicago Machine. His name came up often last summer around the Penn State and Maryland openings. With Rutgers' Big East affiliation, and close proximity to the New York recruiting hotbeds, Rogers would seem like a good fit for the Knights.
Paul Cantabene, Stevenson
Cantabene's name was thrown around a lot last summer during the Maryland opening, and he was Towson's offensive coordinator from 1999-2002 for former coach Tony Seaman, under whom he also coached at Johns Hopkins. Also an associate athletic director at Stevenson, he's led the Mustangs to the NCAA Semifinals in 2010 and Quarterfinals in 2011.
Bill Dwan, Johns Hopkins assistant
Hopkins's associate head coach, Dwan is in a good spot at his alma mater ('91), but would have the chance to stay in Baltimore and step up to a head coaching gig. A Yorktown alum and defensive guru, this is probably one of a select few jobs that the longtime Hopkins assistant would seemingly be interested in.
Shawn Nadelen, Towson assistant
Nadelen ascended to Towson associate head coach before the 2010 season, and would seem like a strong candidate to succeed Tony Seaman if TU doesn't want to go outside the program. The Johns Hopkins grad is still one of the best defensive players in the world, playing NLL, MLL and on both U.S. Teams.
Lelan Rogers, Syracuse assistant
Like Rutgers, Rogers would seem like a good fit for Towson, which recruits a lot of Northeastern players.
Stan Ross, Navy assistant
Spent the last four seasons as a Navy assistant (spending time running both the offense and the defense) after two as Butler's head coach before the school dropped the program in 2007. The 1996 Loyola alum was a top assistant and defensive coordinator at Towson from 1999-2004, overlapping with Cantabene. Rumored to have been a finalist for the Binghamton job that went to former Marist and Brown head coach Scott Nelson.
Peter Lawrence, Hartford
Led the Hawks to their first-ever America East Tournament championship and NCAA Tournament bid in 2011, his sixth season. Played in three NCAA DIII Championship games at Roanoke before spending two years as a defensive coordinator at DIII Whittier (Calif.) and then three years as head coach at Elmira (N.Y.). Fits Towson's desired workman-like profile.
Kevin Corrigan, Notre Dame
If Navy is truly going to go after a major DI head coach, Corrigan would be an attractive option, taking the Irish to the 2010 NCAA Final and 2011 NCAA Quarterfinals. He's a Virginia alum whose father Gene retired in 1997 as the commissioner of the ACC, so he has deep ties to the mid-Atlantic. That said, he has a brand-new lacrosse-only stadium and has been at Notre Dame for 23 years.
Dave Cottle
Longtime Annapolis-area resident has no shortage of connections in the state.
Mike Pressler
Spent a season at Army as an assistant before getting the head job at DIII Ohio Wesleyan.
Lelan Rogers
Defense has long been Navy's calling card, and Rogers' units at Syracuse have been among DI's best over the last few years. Champion collegiate wrestler might fit in with Navy's blue-collar ethos.
Andy Shay, Yale
Could Shay join the list of recent Ivy League expatriates that includes Jeff Tambroni (Cornell to Penn State), John Tillman (Harvard to Maryland) and Bill Tierney (Princeton to Denver)? (Even with Cornell's continued success at the national level in 2011…) The Elis are 20-8 the last two seasons, Shay's seventh and eighth at Yale. The 1994 Le Moyne grad's coaching resume including a head coaching stint at Morrisville Junior College and assistant spots at UMass and Delaware.
Bellarmine head
Bart Sullivan was named interim head coach last fall after Jack McGetrick's tragic passing.
Marist head
Scott Nelson recently left to take over the Binghamton head job from interim coach Kevin McKeown, who stepped up when Ed Stephenson resigned this spring.
Wagner head
Jason Rife resigned this month after two seasons as Wagner's head coach.
Princeton assistant
Stephen Brundage left this week to join head coach Joe Amplo at new DI program Marquette, joining assistant coach John Orsen. Amplo and Co. will recruit all summer and start in Wisconsin on Sept. 1.
Georgetown assistant
Matt Rienzo stepped down in May to take an associate director of athletics position at the University of District of Columbia.
Hofstra assistant
Joe Amplo was named Marquette's first head coach in early February. Hofstra head coach Seth Tierney said Friday that, since Amplo's move was announced so early in the season, that he was inundated with calls and emails about the opening but won't actually get to interviewing anyone until next week.
High Point assistant
Former Dartmouth and Denver associate head coach Jon Torpey took over at new DI program High Point with the conclusion of the 2011 season. The Panthers take the field for the 2012-13 academic year.


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|He said the toe was set to +0.1. I had him drive the car with me and he admitted the problem wasn't fixed. He offered to look more into it or refund me. I took the refund and offered to pay for the parts. Hoping to get back what I paid for it on Craigslist.
What were the alignment specs that the car actually is. The Ford "spec" are very broad, and would allow situations where swaying could happen. These cars really prefer to have zero (or very very close to) rear toe in the rear.
|A new passenger side lower control arm, wheel bearing, 4-wheel alignment, frame alignment, and $440 later, and the shimmy problem still exists at 30-40 mph. It's better, but not resolved. I'm going to try it out at highway speeds, but most likely this car is going back on the market.
I am not sure about the low chance of happening. There have been members on here who said they babied their cars and still dropped the valve seat. plus, you never know how it was handled by the previous owner(s).
People have said they have found remanufactured heads for around $500, then installed themselves. you should be able to do the full swap for $2000 or so, if you do the labor.
Hope all goes well for you.
I made the decision not to replace my head. I don't want to drop 25% of the value of a car that I don't know how much longer I will keep anyway. of course, I have been saying for the last 6 years I was going to replace the old turd, and never have....
The mechanic said that the valve seat problem has a low chance of happening if I make sure the engine temperature is being regulated. He said he's seen SPI's with 200k+ miles. Depends on how you drive it. I know there's some truth to that, but I also know tomorrow could still be the last time it runs. He talked me out of doing the cylinder head replacement, which he said would have been upwards of $2,000 alone (seems a bit high?). He said the rear shimmy was happening because of a bad wheel bearing and a bad arm. He is going to replace those and do a 4-wheel alignment for about $400. He said the engine rattle was from 3 bad engine mounts, which he is going to give me a quote for, but said wasn't necessary right now.
This guy only had 5 reviews (all 5-star) on cartalk.com, but everyone else in my area had just 1 or 2 reviews.
My plan (assuming the rear shimmy issue is actually fixed when I get it back) is to just drive it and keep my fingers crossed. If the valve seat drops, then I'll consider a Zetec swap or just junking it and looking for something else.
sorry about the bad luck.
I wouldnt bother with the seller, in most states private party used car sales are understood to be as-is sales, unless there is writing otherwise, so it is the buyers responsibility to check the car out. And if he was less than honest about the condition of the car, I would not trust him to work on it. its on of those fool me once shame on you, fool me twice, shame on me situations.
personally, i wouldn't drop 1500 on a 2300 car. I would see what I could sell it for (maybe put a new sway bar on it, that shouldnt cost much....) and find a new ride. Good luck.
|Looks like I'm dropping off the car at a mechanic tonight to get a quote on all the work tomorrow. Hoping everything will be under $1,500!
New Focus owner...
Hey guys. A couple of weeks ago I needed to quickly buy a used car because my employer was going to force me to rent a car to drive to a job site (over $40 a day, plus gas) and my wife also needed a car for work. I found a nice 2002 Focus SE with 140k miles on it and a clean Carfax report. The last guy to have the car was a retired mechanic for a Dodge dealership and had just put over $1,200 worth of parts/work in the car (thermometer, timing belt, 2 rear window regulators, 2 new tires for the rear, a reservoir, fresh transmission fluid, and some other miscellaneous stuff). He did some of the work himself.
Well, I was in such a rush to buy a car, I drove it and didn't hear or see any issues, checked the Carfax, then bought it for $2,300 cash. The next day I'm driving on a bumpy road and the rear end feels like its hitting patches of ice. There is no rear sway bar on the car. I do a bit of research and end up here. Then I read the worst news: SPI engines are junk. I remember looking at the engine before purchasing the car (which ran very quiet and smooth)...it's an SPI. A few days later, my wife and I start to notice vibrations when the car hasn't been running for awhile. I have a feeling the motor is on its last leg.
Here's my dilemma: do I take it to a mechanic and pay for the cylinder head swap before it blows, and also get the rear swaying problem fixed? Or do I just attempt to sell it and look for another car? Basically, if I get the work done and pay $1,000-1,500, and the car lasts me another 100,000 miles, I'll be happy. But I'm not positive that the cylinder head swap will provide that kind of security. I may even ask the guy who sold it to me to do the work (for a reasonable fee) for me since he clearly knew this was not the reliable car he made it out to be. It is my fault for rushing into it and not doing the research though. Thanks in advance for your thoughts...I'm just stressed out over the whole thing.
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These lightweight, solar-powered lanterns are perfect for hiking and camping, and boast USB chargers to keep your phone on in the wilderness
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