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Most of the most common configuration changes can be done with the winecfg tool. We'll go through an easy, step-by-step introduction to winecfg and outline the options available. In the next section we'll go over more advanced changes you can make using regedit as well as provide a complete reference to all Wine configuration settings. Finally, some things you might want to configure fall out of the scope of winecfg and regedit, and we'll go over those.
In the past, Wine used a special configuration file that could be found in ~/.wine/config. If you are still using a version of Wine that references this file (older than June, 2005) you should upgrade before doing anything else. All settings are now stored directly in the registry and accessed by Wine when it starts.
Winecfg should have been installed on your computer along with the rest of the Wine programs. If you can't figure out how to start it, try running winecfg.
When the program starts you'll notice there are tabs along the top of the window for:
Desktop Integration
Changing settings in the Applications and Libraries tabs will have the most impact on getting an application to run. The other settings focus on getting Wine itself to behave the way you want it to.
Note: The Applications, Libraries, and Graphics tabs are linked together! If you have "Default Settings" selected under Applications, all of the changes made within the Libraries and Graphics tabs will be changed for all applications. If you've configured a specific application under the Applications tab and have it selected, then any changes made in Libraries or Graphics will affect only that application. This allows for custom settings for specific applications.
Wine has the ability to mimic the behavior of different versions of Windows. In general, the biggest difference is whether Wine behaves as a Win9x version or an NT version. Some applications require a specific behavior in order to function and changing this setting may cause a buggy app to work. Wine default Windows version is Windows XP. Some applications may perform better if you choose Windows 98.
Within the tab you'll notice there is a Default Settings entry. If you select that you'll see the current default Windows Version for all applications. A troublesome application is best configured separately from the Default Settings. To do that:
Click on the Add application button.
Browse until you locate the executable.
After it's been added you can choose the specific Windows version Wine will emulate for that application.
Likewise, some applications require specific libraries in order to run. Wine reproduces the Windows system libraries (so-called native DLLs) with completely custom versions designed to function exactly the same way but without requiring licenses from Microsoft. Wine has many known deficiencies in its built-in versions, but in many instances the functionality is sufficient. Using only builtin DLLs ensures that your system is Microsoft-free. However, Wine has the ability to load native Windows DLLs.
It's not always possible to run an application on builtin DLLs, so sometimes native versions will be recommended as a workaround for a specific problem. Some may be directly copied to the directory configured as c:\windows\system32 (more on that in the drives section) while others may require an installer, see the next section on winetricks. Native versions of these DLLs do not work: kernel32.dll, gdi32.dll, user32.dll, and ntdll.dll. These libraries require low-level Windows kernel access that simply doesn't exist within Wine.
With that in mind, once you've copied the DLL you just need to tell Wine to try to use it. You can configure Wine to choose between native and builtin DLLs at two different levels. If you have Default Settings selected in the Applications tab, the changes you make will affect all applications. Or, you can override the global settings on a per-application level by adding and selecting an application in the Applications tab.
To add an override for FOO.DLL, enter FOO into the box labeled New override for library: and click on the Add button. To change how the DLL behaves, select it within the Existing overrides: box and choose Edit. By default the new load order will be native Windows libraries before Wine builtin ones (Native then Builtin). You can also choose native only, builtin only, or disable it altogether.
DLLs usually get loaded in the following order:
The directory the program was started from.
The current directory.
The Windows system directory.
The Windows directory.
PATH variable directories.
There are of course DLLs that Wine does not currently implement very well (or at all).
In case Wine complains about a missing DLL, you should check whether this file is a publicly available DLL or a custom DLL belonging to your program. In the latter case, check that you have installed your program correctly.
Most often applications will assume that a required redistributable package has already been installed and subsequently fail to run when the required dependencies are not met. For example:
err:module:import_dll Library MFC42.DLL (which is needed by L"C:\\Program Files\\Foo\\Bar.dll") not found
Redistributable packages which install the necessary runtimes can be obtained through the use of winetricks. Note these components are subject to their own license and are not part of the Wine project. You should refer to the application's AppDB entry for advice on what is required.
There are basically five different graphics settings you can configure. For most people the defaults are fine.
The first setting primarily affect games and is somewhat self-explanatory. You can prevent the mouse from leaving the window of a full-screen program (e.g. a game) and the default is to not have that box checked. That is mostly needed when using a virtual desktop.
You may find it helpful to tick Emulate a virtual desktop. In this case, all programs will run in a separate window. You may find this useful as a way to test buggy games that change (possibly unsuccessfully) the screen resolution. Confining them to a window can allow for more control over them at the possible expense of decreased usability. Sizes you might want to try are 800x600 (the default) or 1024x768.
Windows requires a fairly rigid drive configuration that Wine imitates. Most people are familiar with the standard notation of the A: drive representing the floppy disk, the C: drive representing the primary system disk, etc. Wine uses the same concept and maps those drives to the underlying native filesystem.
Wine drive configuration is relatively simple. In winecfg under the Drives tab you'll see buttons to add and remove available drives. When you choose to add a drive, a new entry will be made and a default drive mapping will appear. You can change where this drive points to by changing what's in the Path: box. If you're unsure of the exact path you can choose Browse to search for it. Removing a drive is as easy as selecting the drive and clicking Remove.
winecfg has the ability to automatically detect the drives available on your system. It's recommended you try this before attempting to configure drives manually. Simply click on the Autodetect button to have Wine search for drives on your system.
You may be interested in configuring your drive settings outside of winecfg, in which case you're in luck because it's quite easy. All of the drive settings reside in a special directory: ~/.wine/dosdevices. Each "drive" is simply a link to where it actually resides. Wine automatically sets up two drives the first time you run Wine:
$ ls -la ~/.wine/dosdevices/ lrwxrwxrwx 1 wineuser wineuser 10 Jul 23 15:12 c: -> ../drive_c lrwxrwxrwx 1 wineuser wineuser 1 Jul 23 15:12 z: -> /
To add another drive, for example your CD-ROM, just create a new link pointing to it:
$ ln -s /mnt/cdrom ~/.wine/dosdevices/d:
Take note of the DOS-style naming convention used for links - the format is a letter followed by a colon, such as a:. So, if the link to your c: drive points to ~/.wine/drive_c, you can interpret references to c:\windows\system32 to mean ~/.wine/drive_c/windows/system32.
Wine can work with quite a few different audio subsystems. You can see the selected driver that Wine figures out for you under the Audio tab.
You can manually select which device will be used for Output, Input, Voice output and Voice input. For example you can choose the digital output of your sound device instead of the analog one.
Wine can load Windows themes if you have them available. While this certainly isn't necessary in order to use Wine or applications, it does allow you to customize the look and feel of a program. Wine supports the newer MSStyles type of themes. Unlike the older Microsoft Plus! style themes, the uxtheme engine supports special .msstyles files that can retheme all of the Windows controls. This is more or less the same kind of theming that modern Linux desktops have supported for years. If you'd like to try this out:
Download a Windows XP theme. Be sure it contains a .msstyles file.
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It all sounds like meatballs and gravy to me, although they seem to be taking on a lot of background development work in the process. It's not clear how much of this they will be able to work out in the time frame they will be able to fund it. Hopefully they won't be shy about borrowing from solid, well tested fantasy RPGs out there. Maybe some of the magic of Ars Magica and world settings like Harn? Perhaps some of the flavor of Katherine Kerr's novels? I like the fact that they are planning to have multiple types of humans as per the Elder Scrolls series.
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Woot! Two in one day. John (J5) Palmieri wrote:
You can find these apps at http://people.redhat.com/johnp/files/echo/ right now. I have also put up an Echo theme I created today. Diana, can you add that to the wiki?
The analyzer tool _is_ pretty neat. Check it out. =) It gives you a better sense of what's completed and how many more still need to be created...in the context of what makes up the desktop well beyond the ones you see even in the Tango set. Really quite cool...Thanks J5.The analyzer tool is great. Going through it I noticed a lot of "low hanging fruit" for those who want to make quick contributions. A lot of the icons have already been created and just need to be mixed and matched to create new icons (like using the search icon on a folder to create a search folder icon). I think if we can finish what is on the wiki and bust out these composite icons we will have excellent coverage going forward.


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last month one of my closest friends, emily, flew me home for the first time since we moved to colorado. she and her husband, bobby, just had their second baby, and she's perfect! and my goodness kate's big sister, margot, is so adorable, too! i'll have to write another post to share her images!
i can't really explain how great it was to be back in georgia. i should follow that with "i love colorado, and i don't want to move back". it was just clearer than ever how much my friends and family mean to me, and i just wish i would've had longer to visit with each one of them {and the friends i missed too}!


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Randy Carlyle had a message on Wednesday.
There will be no rash decisions, even with the barbarians (read: fans and media) baying for change.
And as poorly as he acknowledges his NHL team has played in a couple recent outings, the Toronto Maple Leafs head coach is adamant he's not going to change "the template" he set out.
"We try to take 24 hours and get ourselves calmed down," Carlyle said following a late practice, a mere 14 or so hours after an ugly 5-2 loss to the Winnipeg Jets. "I think I was upset more last night than any game this year."
Carlyle has had, until this recent three-game losing skid, a fairly charmed start to his first full season in Toronto.
After all, the Leafs didn't lose more than two games in a row and ran up an impressive 15-9-0 record that put them only two points from the Northeast Division lead.
A winless week later, however, and they have to suddenly worry about teams like Winnipeg coming up from behind them.
If Toronto doesn't snap its losing skid in two home games Thursday and Saturday against the Pittsburgh Penguins and Jets, respectively, there's a scenario where the Maple Leafs can be in ninth place in the Eastern Conference – outside of playoff position – within three days.
The losing of late, meanwhile, has shone more of a spotlight on some of Carlyle's curious lineup decisions.
In Winnipeg, that included benching centre Mikhail Grabovski and his linemates for most of the game's second half, in favour of a fourth line that includes enforcers Colton Orr and Frazer McLaren.
With the Leafs trailing 3-1, Grabovski played only five of the game's final 30 minutes, as part of an ongoing clash between the coach and a player who is often regarded as one of the hardest working and most valuable on the team.
The Leafs' highest-paid forward hasn't been as productive as in the past this season, in large part due to the role he is playing. Carlyle has decided to deploy Grabovski as a checking centre, often starting his shifts in the defensive zone and against team's top lines (much like he did with Sammy Pahlsson in Anaheim).
Grabovski's wingers, meanwhile, have been Nikolai Kulemin and either Jay McClement or Leo Komarov for most of the season – a trio that has produced a combined 25 goals in its last 231 NHL games dating back to the start of last season.
Despite that, Grabovski and Kulemin have still combined for one fewer even-strength point (22) than the more-heralded duo of Phil Kessel and Tyler Bozak.
After averaging more than 18 minutes a game early on this season, however, Grabovski's minutes are down to closer to 15 a game the last month.
"You make the call," Carlyle said curtly when asked after Tuesday's loss if Grabovski's ice time was cut due to a lack of offence – something evident in the fact he has just six points in his last 16 games.
The other area that has become a focal point for the Leafs coach is the blueline, where he has used an AHL veteran on every pairing and had their inexperience show recently against speedy teams such as the Jets.
With 22-year-old Jake Gardiner excelling in the minors (30 points in 40 games) after making the NHL's all-rookie team last season, questions have been raised for weeks over why he has yet to join the big club.
Those murmurs hit a fevered pitch after Tuesday's loss, when Gardiner's agent, Ben Hankinson, posted a tweet saying simply "Free Jake Gardiner."
"I don't really pay attention to what agents have to say," Carlyle said in response. "I don't live in the Twitter world. …
"Jake had an opportunity here. He played two games for our hockey club, and we felt he was nowhere near where he needed to be. We went forward as we've done with some other players. Jake needed seasoning in the AHL and when we feel it's time for Jake to come back, we're going to make that decision. And we're not going to be influenced by anybody."
As for the highs and lows of his early tenure in Toronto, Carlyle noted he and his team are doing their best to remain unfazed by those as well.
"That's why when people were pumping our tires two weeks ago about what we were, our statement has always been we're a work in progress," he said. "There's no better example than when you have performances like we did [Tuesday]."Report Typo/Error
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The Price of 7reedom is the Willingness 2 do Sudden Battle Anywhere, Anytime an6 With Utter Recklessness
blueprint for the intercooler. anyone with a good idea?
up and down controlled with a switch of course
Use Vac. When the pressure excedes a set point, lift the scoop higher.
Use a hinged scoop, vacuum or electrically actuated that raises and lowers based upon intake temp.
I'd draw it for you but I don't really have the time. Think of a V, hinged at the point and opening/closing accordingly, sidepanels would be shaped like pizza/pie slices.
Where are you mounting the radiator?
Have you thought about what happens when it rains unexpectedly: being able to potentially seal the scoop and all that?
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On the intercooler/radiator set-up: If it were my car (and at this point I wish it was) I'd try to use the inlets in front of the rear arches and figure out how to duct the air out the rear of the car. That said I don't know if/how you are planning to seal the engine compartment from the rest of the car, so
There are plenty of other forums on this site for that attitude, and I encourage you to use them, just keep that sh*t out of the Scirocco forum. If you feel the need to discuss this matter further, I will be available in person at Frank G. Bonelli Park on November 21st.
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The Price of 7reedom is the Willingness 2 do Sudden Battle Anywhere, Anytime an6 With Utter Recklessness
that reiger kit really needs some power or power and rwd to pull off the look. good job
chill vetarded derp means he made a mistake .
"A simple, undefined reply when an ignorant comment or action is made. Brought to life in the South Park series, when Mr. Derp made a guest apperance at South Park Elementary as the chef for a day, followed by hitting himself in the head with a hammer and exclaiming "Derp!""
Its raining on the westcoast of Norway 300 days a year almost:-) This car is inside the garage when its raining.
Today i started the wiring loom for the engine,and the rearbrakes are mounted.
Hello.What car have this transmission? code:3AYH21051 . I tried to find the starter that fit,but after 4 different starters no result. Somebody help me with this
yes its a 6 speed from eurospecsport i usa
Very nice and interesting Scirocco Build.
If you want join other Scirocco Drivers on www.Scirocco-Lounge.com
Norway is great to build a car like this...here in germany our "TÜV" will kill us for doing something like that.
Keep up the good work!
By the way...I like to have your chrome mirrors and white blinkers for my MKI...
The idea of this car is to have a lot of fun on the racetrack,and maybe drive to the icecreamshop on sunday.thats it
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Hey, all you developers out there working on that special parachute app for Apple's iPhone, at ease. Turns out your services won't be needed. (Also see: Apple should explain why it approved 'gay cure' app in first place) The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) relates a fascinating story from a U.S. Air Force staff sergeant about what happened when his iPhone 4 fell out of his pocket recently while he was preparing some fellow airmen for a practice parachute jump. Here's how TUAW tells it: (U.S. Air Force Combat Controller Ron) Walker's duties as a jump master require him to ensure that his aircraft is in the proper location before sending parachute jumpers into the air. One week ago (on March 16), he stuck his body out of the plane's open door to look for landmarks as the plane sped through the air at 130 knots (about 150 mph), about 1,000 feet above the ground. As he did so, the Velcro seal on his pocket flew open, and out popped his iPhone. Airman Walker could do nothing but watch it fall away from the plane; he assumed it was lost forever, not to mention destroyed by the fall (for reference, that drop is roughly equivalent to tossing a phone off of a 90-story skyscraper). Of course, if the sergeant were a hard-core Apple fanboy, he probably would have jumped after it. Glad he didn't. Once back on the ground, Walker told some of his Air Force buddies what happened. Rather than writing off the iPhone as MIA, Walker downloaded an app called Find My iPhone onto a colleague's iPhone, probably with the intent of finding the device and giving it a decent burial. They immediately got a signal from the missing phone, which was about two miles away in the North Carolina woods. The pair rode some ATVs out on a rescue mission and found Walker's iPhone not only still working, but without any external damage. Not even a scratch. Maybe the phone's landing was cushioned by a not-so-angry bird trying to assist a soldier in need. It certainly helped that the iPhone was in a Griffin Motif polyurethane case, which Griffin Technology bills as "durable, flexible, scuff- and tear-resistant." Now there's some truth in advertising. Charles Starrett over at iLounge has a couple of good photos of the lucky phone, which probably qualifies for a mobile device Medal of Valor. Finally, the Air Force might want to have a word with its pocket Velcro contractor.
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3rd turbine of Naghlu power dam reactivated
3rd turbine of Naghlu power dam reactivated
KABUL (PAN): The third turbine of the Naghlu dam, enhancing its power-generating capacity by 25 megawatts, was repaired and inaugurated in the Sarobi district of Kabul on Tuesday, an official said.
Reactivation of the turbine had increased the dam's power-producing capacity to 75 megawatts, Energy and Water Ministry official, Eng. Mohammad Ibrahim, told Pajhwok Afghan News.
He said two of the four turbines of the dam had already been repaired and the fourth would be fixed at the beginning of 2014. Reactivation of the fourth turbine will jack up the capacity of Naghlu dam to 100 megawatts.
Funded by the World Bank (WB), a $40 million contract for repairing the turbines was inked with a Russian company in 2007. Russian Ambassador Andre Awee Tessian also attended the inaugural ceremony.
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Bernadine's Stillman Inn – Best Bed and Breakfast in Galena!
We asked a recent guest how he choose the Stillman Inn. He said he googled "Best Bed and Breakfast in Galena" and we came up! Awesome!
This weekend I canned fresh Strawberries and made a Strawberry pie for everyone to enjoy. It was eaten up immediately. We also had fresh baked apple/cream cheese strudels. They were fabulous.
Guests love our "love cakes" (heart shaped pancakes) so I made these individual strudels in the shape of hearts. Wala…"love strudels".
New addition to our gift shop is "Bernadine's Homemade Strawberry Jam".
Last week we served Chocolate Chip Cupcakes. Yummy.
Come and stay with us and enjoy the deserts. The pie was topped off with a clipping of mint from our new Kitchen Garden. Now that some wild animal has stopped nibbling at things everything is growing nicely! Come check it out! All sorts of fun things to see and smell in our garden. Ask for the tour!
Bring your friends and family and stay at the beautiful, romantic and historic Stillman Inn. Located across from Grant's home. Beautiful walk to main street. "Best Breakfast" and Best Innkeeper" awards.


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The May 3 game against the San Francisco Dogfish will be played at Rainier Beach High School.
Stadium directions available here.
Parking Information available here.
Local residents will know this location as home to the Renton Indians, but in the MLU 2015 season, game time conditions call for clouds with a high chance of Rainmakers.
Nestled in just south of Renton's Municipal Airport, the stadium seats approximately 6,000 and boasts covered seating and phenomenal lighting so that fans can stay dry as they catch the perfectly illuminated action of their hometown heroes.
The May 31, June 21 and June 28 games will be played at Renton.
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Using historical photos courtesy of the Park to produce an educational video about Elkmont logging and railroad days.
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Thanks Mike. As Janet said below, I am amazed how this place has changed and recovered. I always wonder what it was like before establishment of the Park.
Awesome! I still find those old photos amazing to look at. And even though I have been to the area many times, it's hard to recognize what I'm looking at in those photographs! I saw the Wonderland Hotel when it was still open, and then when it was closed before they tore it down. When it was open it was STILL busy like in your photo! But it had trees all around it by then!!! And I know the tracks are still there on Little River Rd. They just paved over them. But seeing them, so strange. Thanks so much for the history!!! I loved it!


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for children who completely submerge and enjoy it. Will work on floats, jumping, submerging and swimming short distances. To pass must float on own without support and swim five feet.
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Participants will learn to feel comfortable in the water and enjoy the water safely, including recognizing an emergency and sun safety. Students will learn basics such as:
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Designed to give students success with fundamental water skills, including learning how to float without support and to recover from a vertical position. In addition to skills learned in Level 1, students will learn:
Independent water entry/exit by stepping or jumping
Fully submerge and hold breath
Front, jellyfish and tuck floats
Roll from front to back and back to front
Change direction of travel while swimming on front or back
Finning arm action
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Builds on previous level skills by providing additional guided practice in deeper water. Participants will learn:
Independent water entry by jumping from side
Headfirst entries from the side in sitting and kneeling positions
Rotary breathing
Front crawl and elementary backstroke
Survival float and back float
Flutter, scissor, dolphin, and breaststroke kicks on front
Learn to perform simple non-swimming assists
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The objectives of this class are to develop confidence in the skills previously learned and expand on safety topics. Participants will learn:
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Swim under water
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Learn what to think about and do when exhausted, or caught in a dangerous situation
Learn about recreational water illnesses and how to prevent them
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June 3, 2015, is a day that will live long in the memory of the LSU Tigers.
It was on that day at Concession Golf Club in Bradenton, Florida, when head coach Chuck Winstead and the Tigers lifted the national championship trophy for the fifth time in school history and the first time in 60 years. With a 4-1 defeat of the USC Trojans in the NCAA Championship Match, the Tigers capped a historic run at the NCAA Division I Men's Golf Championships and returned to the top of college golf.
The Tigers had a taste of the title a season before in 2014 while reaching the Final Four of match play for the first time. They finished the job a year later when five All-Americans took down SEC rivals Vanderbilt and Georgia in the quarterfinal and semifinal rounds before taming the Trojans in the finals in one of the most comprehensive victories in NCAA Championship Match history.
The Tigers earned the No. 7 seed in match play after finishing stroke-play qualifying with a score of 17-over par in four rounds at Concession Golf Club.
Seniors Stewart Jolly and Ben Taylor, both All-Americans following LSU's Final Four run in 2014, joined junior Zach Wright and sophomores Brandon Pierce and Eric Ricard in winning LSU's first national championship since 1955 and a fifth for a program that also claimed titles back in 1940, 1942 and 1947.
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Pierce, who broke David Toms' single-season scoring record of 71.26 from 1988-89 with a career best 71.16 as the team's leading scorer in 2014-15, was named a Golfweek Third-Team All-American and PING Honorable Mention All-American by the Golf Coaches Association of America following his breakout sophomore season. Wright and Ricard scored PING Honorable Mention All-American accolades of their own in the wake of LSU's national championship victory.
In fact, Pierce (71.16), Wright (72.03) and Ricard (72.11) all smashed career-low scoring averages by an average of 2.53 strokes per round to establish themselves among the elite players in college golf in the 2014-15 season. Each also picked up his first career All-SEC award with second-team selections along with Jolly, who ended his collegiate career as a two-time All-SEC performer.
The Tigers were also crowned SEC Champions for the first time in 28 years and the 16th time in their history when they scored a three-stroke victory over Vanderbilt and South Carolina at the 2015 SEC Championships returning to Sea Island Golf Club's Seaside Course in St. Simons Island, Georgia. A season after finishing second to Alabama in the final team standings, the Tigers took down the Tide with a score of 13-under par 827 to win their first conference title since the 1987 spring season.
While winning regular-season titles at the Golfweek Conference Challenge (Sept. 14-16), David Toms Intercollegiate (Oct. 4-5) and Talis Park Challenge (March 15-16), the Tigers equaled a team record with five tournament wins a year ago that they last achieved during the 1959-60 campaign.
2014-15 was a season 10 years in the making as Winstead – the SEC Coach of the Year and Golfweek National Coach of the Year that season – has been the architect of LSU's return to the nation's elite. The foundation Winstead has laid since his appointment in the summer of 2005 will have the Tigers competing for SEC and NCAA championships for years to come.
They nearly defended their national championship a year ago while returning to the Match Play Eight for the third year in a row as quarterfinalists at the 2016 NCAA Championships held at Eugene (Ore.) Country Club. That's where Sam Burns and Luis Gagne capped their debut season as All-Americans by tying for 13th place nationally as the top Tigers in the NCAA field.
Winstead has led a program that has produced 16 All-American selections, 10 All-SEC performers with 17 all-conference honors, two Academic All-Americans and 17 individual tournament champions in his tenure. The Tigers have also competed in nine-straight NCAA Regionals from 2008-16 while claiming a spot in the NCAA Championships in six of the last seven seasons in 2010, 2011, 2013, 2014, 2015 and 2016.
Winstead is the winningest coach in the program's history with 25 tournament championships in his 11 years as head coach. Ten Tigers have also captured 17 medalist honors since Winstead's first season as head coach in 2005-06.
LSU's rise to the top of college golf was first felt at the 2011 NCAA Championships when John Peterson claimed the program's first individual championship in 70 years with his winning performance at Oklahoma State's Karsten Creek Golf Club. That's when the former three-time All-American and emerging PGA TOUR standout fired a 5-under par 211 for three rounds of stroke play to win the national title and join former Tiger champions Fred Haas, Jr. (1937) and Earl Stewart (1941).
Peterson had a strong start to his professional career that included a tie for fourth place in his major championship debut at the 2012 United States Open Championship held at The Olympic Club in San Francisco, California, and making the cut in his Masters debut in 2013. Peterson will compete as a card-carrying member of the PGA TOUR again in 2016-17 while earning more than $2 million since turning professional following his senior season in 2011.
Andrew Loupe, a two-time All-American and teammate of Peterson while at LSU, will also compete as a fully-exempt member in the PGA TOUR during the 2016-17 season as he retained his TOUR card thanks to his performance this past season. Loupe, who became the second former LSU Tiger to win a Web.com Tour event title in 2015 with his victory at the Nationwide Children's Hospital Championship, has earned six career top-10 finishes on the PGA TOUR while approaching $2 million in career earnings.
Another former student under Winstead's teaching at LSU is also off to a flying start in his PGA TOUR career as Smylie Kaufman is already an emerging star after wrapping up his rookie season in 2015-16 with more than $2.5 million in earnings on the year. Kaufman's rookie season was highlighted by his first career victory at the 2015 Shriners Hospital for Children Open in just his fifth career PGA TOUR start along with four top-10 and 10 top-25 finishes.
Kaufman, a former PING All-Southeast Region performer and member of LSU's 2014 Final Four team while in Baton Rouge, is a two-time professional winner after also claiming his first career Web.com Tour victory at the United Leasing Championship in May 2015.
Winstead's reputation as one of the top golf teachers in the country has been reflected in LSU's performance on the course over the past 10 seasons as the team's scoring average has dropped dramatically since his first season as head coach in 2005-06. After averaging 295.6 shots per round as a team during his inaugural season, the Tigers lowered their scoring average each season at 296.7 in 2006-07, 293.6 in 2007-08, 293.4 in 2008-09, 290.6 in 2009-10 and 290.5 in 2010-11. LSU's team averaged was even more impressive the last three years at 287.3 in 2013-14, 285.8 in 2014-15 and 286.9 in 2015-16.
His instructional skills have been recognized by many of the leading golf publications nationally throughout his career, including the honor of being selected as a Golf Magazine Top 100 Instructor in America since 2005.
Golf Digest has also recognized Winstead's instructional prowess as one of the nation's top golf teachers. He has appeared on Golf Channel, most recently as a featured guest on "School of Golf" with Martin Hall, and has also contributed to various golf publications including GOLF Magazine and GolfTips.
While the Tigers have excelled on the course, LSU's student-athletes have also achieved great success in the classroom with a total of 62 selections to the SEC Academic Honor Roll during Winstead's tenure as head coach. In 2011, two Tigers were chosen as Cleveland Golf/Srixon All-America Scholars as standouts Austin Gutgsell and Sang Yi were recognized for their academic performance.
In support of this effort, Winstead provided the vision and oversight for a multi-million dollar renovation project to The University Club golf course and LSU's Bilyeu Golf Practice Facility in 2010. The course is now recognized as one of the best in the country and will host an NCAA Men's Golf Regional in 2017 after already hosting the NCAA Baton Rouge Regional in May 2013.
Winstead's credentials include an association with Jack Nicklaus' Golden Bear Golf, Inc., in North Palm Beach, Florida, in the mid-to-late 1990s where he served as part of the senior management team developing, managing and initiating the launch of Golden Bear Golf Centers worldwide.
Winstead has been linked with The University Club since 2000 where he has served as the Director of Instruction and owner of the Chuck Winstead Golf Academy. Winstead was named a Director of Instruction at English Turn Golf & Country Club in New Orleans from 1998-2000. In addition, he was a head instructor for the Bob Toski Learning Center in Sunrise, Florida, from 1993-95.
After graduating from LSU in 1991, Winstead embarked on a career as a professional golfer with a stint on the South American tour before launching his teaching career.
He and his wife, Jennifer, are the proud parents of two sons – Trey, 18, and David, 15 – and are active members of First United Methodist Church in Baton Rouge.


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I knew there was something I liked about Megan Fox (despite the whole being ridiculously scorching hot thing). And the Megan Fox cheerleader outfit photos. She compared one of the most disgusting and horrible scourges of the Earth, director Michael Bay, to Adolf Hitler. Bravo Megan, bravo. Bay's movies are really interesting, unpredictable, thoughtful and and in now way formulaic- if you're under the age of 14, and/or severely lacking in mental faculties. For the best send-up of the crapola Bay calls "his films," rent "Team America: World Police." The "South Park guys are brilliant. And this college basketball Saturday, we could all use a Megan Fox cheerleader picture. according to MSN: More than a year after Megan Fox was unceremoniously dumped from the "Transformers" movie franchise, director Michael Bay and series star Shia LaBeouf are opening up about the reasons for her firing Bay is now revealing that "Transformers" executive producer Steven Spielberg personally ordered Fox's
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I've used this forum for a while now, never posting but absorbing some of the handy informations, hints and tips for my first BMW - a 330Ci Clubsport.
I treated myself to the Clubsport after being kicked out of London so I thought I would take advantage of one of the great benefits the countryside has - cheap insurance!
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I've recently swapped my STi seats out of my 2006 STI for the Sparco Monza in blue and black. I would prefer a local pick up for I have no idea what it would cost to ship but that will definitely be at the buyers expense. My car has been maintained in a garage and washed and taken care of very often. They are ready to bolt in HOWEVER they do NOT include the air bag bladder. I retained that for my car. they are a little bit more worn and used but they are $850 retail for one seat and I will be selling the pair of Sparco's for $600. So...
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Intake/Exhaust manifold torque specs?
1989 4.2. My Haynes manual says 10-25lbs, but I have read other places that different bolts have different specs. Does anyone know what is correct and the bolt numbers? Thanks in advance.
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I so not have the torque sequence
I should add that I just put in a MC2100 carb. While the carter was off I had a couple of loose bolts causing a vacuum leak on the intake. The loose bolts felt like they were slightly more than hand tight. So I set the torque wrench to 22ft lbs to make sure everything was to spec and now I have black smoke pouring out of the manifold somewhere. I haven't fine tuned the carb yet so its rich. I don't know if I always had the exhaust leak or if I created it torquing down the three loose bolts I found.
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Here's the sequence. You may want to pull those manifolds and check to make sure they aren't warped and you have no broken bolts. A fresh gasket is always nice too.I just replaced both of mine when I put the new motor in.
I am going to start pulling the manifolds this evening. Sooner or later there will be nothing left to replace at the pace I am going.
I really appreciate you sharing this info.
I got all the bolts from the intake and exhaust off and have it pulled loose. My power steering pump has had a slow leak so ill probably go ahead and replace it since I have it all unbolted. Tomorrow evening I am going to disconnect the coolant hoses, wiring, etc from the intake and pull it completely out for a thorough inspection. The bottom bolts were a real PITA to remove.
All of this is happening for my quest to have a smooth idle.
Does anyone have any secrets for tightening the bottom bolts? I used a long extension, a wobble joint, and accessed them by going under the intake. I'd love to know if there is an easier way.
I guess I will keep this thread going with my progress.
I removed everything and now I have a couple of questions. First, the pic below is the exhaust manifold. Is this a crack and needs replaced or a common sight from years of heat? If this needs replacing has anyone purchased lately? I am looking for the cheapest option to get it running. It has broke me...
Last questions for now.... Can someone explain what purpose the metal flex hose that runs from the exhaust manifold to the air cleaner serves?? Also the metal tube on the intake below the carb that connects to the exhaust manifold.
The flexible hose from the exhaust manifold to air cleaner is a preheated hose for when the engine is cold. The exhaust to under the carb is the EGR bypass tube. If you have to get smogged you need it. And yes your exhaust manifold is cracked.
I'd suggest replacing it with headers, but mine have been a royal PITA.
Metal hose between manifolds is the EGR tube.
Flex hose is a preheated hose. It allows the engine to pull some warm air in. I've talked to guys who have been in extreme cold and had the carb ice up because that hose was disconnected. Doesn't serve too much of a purpose in warm environments. It's part of emissions here in California.
And that manifold may be able to be welded but that's just buys some time. You want to make sure it's not warped if its warped you may as well replace it. Not too expensive.
Thanks for the info. The cheapest new manifold I can find is at jcwhitney for $70. Does anyone have experience with their cheap cast iron manifolds? Are they truly OEM quality?
Also, I found the reason for the exhaust leak... There was no gasket on the exhaust manifold.
Not all manifolds have gaskets. Some are machined surfaces that are sealed by carbon. I'd run a gasket. And $70 sounds good but not sure on the quality. I paid $40 for a used one.
A 2.5l you can use the straight cast manifold no problems. But for the 4.0 you need to look at the replacements that have the flex part where they usually crack.
Good replacement instead of the cheapest and do it once.
Joker, what do you mean by flex part? Are you referring to where the flex hose connects?
You have the 258 4.2l correct? I think Joker misread your post. The 4.0l 242 has a flexible portion built into the manifold. Not really an option for our motors.
Yes I have the 4.2
I found a used and the cheap new manifold for about the same cost. I am a little worried about the quality of the new manifold, but also know the used one is 20+ years old and could crack. Any opinions on that? Since it's a cast iron manifold I guess it's a roll of the dice for which will last the longest. I have been a small block chevy man for the last 15-20 years and never had a manifold crack. I have pulled several sets from engines sitting under a tree for years and still never had a cracked one. Maybe I have been lucky and this Jeep is making up for it. Was the 258 manifold prone to cracking? I found a lot of threads about others with the same issue.
Is there a warranty on the new one? If so if go with that one. And yes the Jeep inline motors are prone to manifold cracks.
One year, unlimited mileage warranty. No name brand on it, I assume it's cast in Mexico.
I found one at rock auto dot com for 55.00 oem specs
I am ready to start putting this back together. I took my time and cleaned the mating surfaces very well. I picked up the FELPRO MS90949 gasket set and have a couple of questions. The set came with a gasket that is fiber on one side and metal on the other and a regular fiber gasket for the intake manifold. The metal/fiber gasket covers the entire mounting surface on the block for the intake and exhaust manifold. Is the fiber intake gasket supposed to be installed on top of the metal/fiber gasket? That's how I plan to install, but wanted to make sure the gasket set didn/t come with an extra gasket for a 4.0. I have also read the debates on sealer or no sealer on these gaskets. My plan is to install dry unless someone talks me out of it. The PO used a sealer on the last intake gasket and it leaked. Thanks in advance.
Just use the one big exhaust gasket. That gasket has the same part number all the way back to 1970 something. Some older applications didn't use the exhaust gasket, just the intake. Again use the one big gasket and do not use sealer.
Thanks for the response. I was worried that stacking the two gaskets would create more opportunity for leaks. When I took it all apart the intake had a fiber gasket and the exhaust manifold was mounted directly to the block with no gasket. I hope to have this bolted up this evening.
If the head and manifold surfaces are freshly machined you an run no exhaust gasket and that's why it includes two. I found that the intake gasket hit the exhausts bifold and wouldn't lay flat on the head. I just went they this about a month ago. I used the big gasket that seals both and haven't had any leakage.
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I had a productive evening on the Jeep. The manifolds are bolted up and torqued properly. I ran into one problem with the EGR bypass tube(tube that connects the exhaust to the intake manifold). Twenty four years of heating and cooling on the exhaust manifold welded the threaded part to the tube. I let it soak in PB Blaster overnight with no luck. Now I am on the search for another one.
Any luck finding the tube? I hear they're getting hard to find.
You may have to loosen up those manifolds to install the tube. The manual says to finger tighten the tube to both manifolds, tighten manifolds to correct torque then tighten down the tube. This prevents the tube from twisting and cracking.
I hang the exhaust manifold by the studs(finger tight), then install the tube on the exhaust manifold. Next hold intake in place and start the threads on the tube. Install and torque all bolts then snug the tube down.
I sent a couple of emails and am waiting on a response. The problem is that there is no finger tightening the exhaust side with my current tube. I put heat to it and was able to get it spinning again, but I still need a wrench on it because its hard to turn. I sprayed it out with carb cleaner and then a PB Blaster bath. That helped, but still too much friction for hand tightening. I guess this evening I will take it all back apart, which I really didnt want to do. Then install the tube on the exhaust manifold and reassemble.
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Hey y'all, I want to replace the original rear speakers with some 6x9 pioneers,can it be done? and how do I get the back deck out with out messing anything up:dunno:
I had my car in to great stereo shop and they told me rear seat back has to come out to get deck out. They couldn't wouldn't guaranty that there wouldn't be any squeaks or rattles after they were done. Needless to say I didn't get rear speakers put in by them. In any event, they said minimum of hour and half time to dismantle and put back together. Hope you can do it and not have squeaks or rattles.
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From what I've seen, the rear seat back is pretty easy to remove. The seat bottom comes up with a hard tug from the front of the seat up. you should be able to remove it this way. Search for a DIY for the seat back removal. From there, it should be easy to remove the rear deck. I would not trust an installer that says they couldn't ensure that everything that was removed can be reassembled without any rattles or creak. They're "professional" and should be able to do this. This is why I DIY when i can. Also will save a **** load of money on labor cost alone.
It is not that hard to remove the seat.
Sure it might require two people to lift it out but you won't have any squeaks afterwards.
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Salvaged Vehicles in Delaware
You may have a salvage vehicle if you were in an accident and the insurance company decides not to repair your car. They pay for the car and drop your liability insurance on that particular vehicle and Vehicle Identification Number (VIN).
When the insurer makes the decision to declare your vehicle a total loss, they will put it in writing and may let you keep the car. When it comes to assessing damage, the reality could be a little different; you may want to fix the car and get it back on the road. But right now, you're looking at a damaged vehicle without any insurance.
Salvage Certificate
If you have retained ownership of the vehicle, the Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV) won't let you keep the same old title for your wrecked car. You need a Salvage Certificate, which means you'll have to surrender your old Certificate of Title assigned to you, along with submitting several other requirements:
- Insurance letter with vehicle detail and loss description
- Current license plates
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- $25 fee
You may find it easier to get answers and to finish the paperwork if you visit the DMV office, or, you can complete the entire process in the mail, sending your documents to:
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With your salvage certificate neatly set aside, you can begin the hard work of repairing your vehicle. The documentation is what is important about the repairs on a salvaged vehicle.
When you bring your car in for inspection, the state police will want to see receipts for your repairs. They may compare the replacement part serial numbers to the paperwork.
You also need to take pictures of your vehicle before and during the repair process. Again, the Delaware State Police Auto Theft Unit will want to compare the damaged vehicle with the repaired one to be certain it's the same car.
Many mechanics and technicians will be familiar with the documentation requirements, but still it is your responsibility.
Because salvaged vehicles usually require major repairs the inspection is not done at the usual inspection lanes. The Delaware State Police Auto Theft Unit will inspect your salvaged vehicle. The thorough inspections take quite a while and are only scheduled on certain days and times:
- Dover DMV: 2nd Thursday each month
- Georgetown DMV: 3rd Thursday each month
- New Castle DMV: 1st and 4th Thursday each month
For more auto theft inspection schedule information, visit the Delaware DMV website.
If you have prepared all the paperwork, and returned the vehicle to safe working order, you should pass the inspection. The documents you'll have to show include:
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- Insurance letter with vehicle detail and loss description
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Upon passing the safety inspection with the State Police, you'll receive an Application for Title (Form MV214), and a vehicle inspection report. But wait―before going to the DMV for registration and titling, take your car to the regular inspection lane for an emissions check if you haven't yet.
You'll need to provide proof of liability insurance for the restored vehicle. You will need to take the following to your local DMV office to have your vehicle titled:
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The ex-wife of disgraced former Cabinet Minister Chris Huhne today told a court of her shock and shame when news broke of the row over of his speeding penalty points.
Vicky Pryce said she had "wanted to turn the clocks back because I didn't want anything to do with it".
As a result she "hid" from the paper which had broken the story, the court heard.
Pryce had told Sunday Times political editor Isabel Oakeshott that her husband had forced her to take the points as he had faced a driving ban after being caught speeding in 2003.
They agreed Pryce would not be identified in the front page article, which appeared in May 2011, as the person who had taken the points for Huhne.
But when it was published she immediately feared people would read between the lines and identify her.
"I was a bit shocked and horrified and started worrying very significantly about the whole process that had led to this article," she told the jury at Southwark Crown Court.
"In my mind I just wanted to turn the clocks back because I didn't want anything to do with it.
"I was quite shocked at the way the information had come out and I was beginning to feel I had perhaps been manipulated and things had probably been pushed too far."
She added: "I felt pretty bad and not happy at being involved in this as I felt I was not able to control the story at all.
"I could do nothing about this now and I felt quite ashamed and upset."
Pryce said that she now felt threatened by the Sunday Times and "I just went into hiding from them, I went nowhere and I just didn't respond to them."
Later her worst fears were realised when the Daily Telegraph, openly identified her as the person who had taken the penalty points, the court heard.
Pryce, 60, pleaded not guilty to perverting the course of justice by taking Huhne's penalty points and says her ex-husband's bullying and pressure had left her no choice.
Under cross examination, Pryce insisted that she had not intended to ruin Huhne - and if she had she would have thought of a far better story.
"I wanted the story to go into the newspapers in the right way," she said.
"I wanted to expose what Huhne had done and ruining him was something I didn't think of at the time.
"I didn't really think he would resign - if I had wanted to ruin my husband at the time I could have thought of other things and not something that had possible repercussions for me."
In a series of sharp exchanges across the courtroom prosecutor Andrew Edis QC told her she was "an intelligent women."
She replied "possibly but I would not be here if I was particularly intelligent."
Edis: "Very clever people sometimes do very silly things."
Pryce: "And not very clever people do that too, it is not uncommon."
The identity of three character witnesses who have sent statements to the court supporting Pryce were revealed today.
They are Baron Stern of Brentford, the leading economist and academic, who said that he had often turned for advice to her over the past two decades and said that he "greatly appreciated her wisdom."
He also praised her as "a fine human being and trustworthy and reliable."
She is also supported by Sir John Scarlett, the former head of MI6 and Sir John Gieve, formerly one of the most senior figures at the Bank of England.
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Folders "the file so that changes to the file will be reflected in your item" are being created in my ost and even after deleting them they come back. I'm using Windows 7 Professional with Outlook 2007 and Microsoft Exchange 2003 (SBS edition) on a local network. I have a 10gb size ost file and from what I read Outlook 2007 can go all the way up to 20gb.
Recently have I seen an issue of what some folks are calling Ghost Folders appearing . Each folder is listed in sequential order underneath the Sent Items folder. Not a subfolder the the Sent Items folder. Just listed under it on the screen. Each titled with the name "the file so that changes to the file will be reflected in your item" and ending in a number starting from .1 going all the was to .9 (the first of these folder in the list has no number after it). Also I have appearing under my Draft Folder, additional draft folders numbering 1-3, as well the same thing happening under the Junk E-Mail folder, folders appearing in sequential order 1-3. All of these Ghost Folders (as I'm referring to them in this post) have the Microsoft hand icon on them indicating that they are all shared folders.
I have tried deleting the folders but they slowly come back during normal use. I also seem to lose emails when I delete the folders so I know that it is some kind of place holder for data waiting to sync to the Exchange Server. But this pc is on a network that is on the same small Lan as with the server and there should be no reason for any lag issues. I navigate normally in Outlook with no problems. Sending and receive does not seem to be affected. Already sucessfully archived the ost and issue was not resolved. Tested the ost file for errors within the Outlook diagnostic program and found no error with the ost file. I'm at a loss what to do next. If anyone can help that would be great.
Additionally, we recently started using delegated authority for all incoming emails on this account and shared the personal calendar to the secretary. About two weeks later we started seeing this error and don't know if it's related. We need this function to be working in our enviorment for production purposes. This is an active directory network even though it's overkill for our needs. But no special permissions have been established that would create this error that we can tell.
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That text is from the ole dll but I'm not sure why Outlook is using it for a folder name. I'm thinking either an add-in did it or the user accidentally created a folder by that name but the ost is corrupt and keeps recreating it.
I'd start with deleting the ost and let outlook rebuild it.
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I found the solution. It appears that this arises as a result of Office 2010 SP2 which has a conflict with Norton. To resolve this you should go to File>Options>Add-ins and at the bottom of the screen click on GO to the Manage COM Add-ins. Uncheck the Norton Anti Spam add in. Close it out and them manually delete all of the ghost files, empty the deleted folder and restart Outlook. The problem should be solved. I did this and have had no issues since.
I'm having the same problem on a home PC running Windows 7 64-bit SP1 and Office 2010 but I'm not running Norton. Started with one of dozen or so .PST files I have for various accounts. The first "...the file so that..." folder has no properties and I couldn't delete it. Subsequent "...the file so that..." (those with .1 and .2, etc) I could delete. Thought I had the problem solved by simply creating a new .PST file and moving all my mail from the affected. PST file and closing the affected one. That worked for a couple of days but I notice this morning I have the same thing in a completely different .PST file.
Again, I don't use Norton and have been using the same add-ins for quite some time but this just started in the last couple of weeks.
What addins are you using?
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This seems to have worked for me...I had folders that I could not delete prior to taking this action, now I could delete them and they are all gone. Thanx!
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Suggestions for Students, Farmington State Teachers College, 1951
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John Marshall Brown to sister, 1864
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We Used to be "Normal": A History of F.S.N.S.
Farmington's Normal School -- a teacher-training facility -- opened in 1863 and, over the decades, offered academic programs that included such unique features as domestic and child-care training, and extra-curricular activities from athletics to music and theater.
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Residents at Care UK's Ponteland Manor threw open their doors and invited visitors to join them for a day of egg-cellent fun and fundraising for Macmillan Cancer Support, raising over £700!
Care UK are working with Macmillan in the North East and hope to raise more through other events in the local area.
The home, in Thorne Hill Road, Ponteland, will be hosted a family fun on Saturday March 30 and Home Manager Jeanette Leadbitter promises there will be something for all the family.
She said, 'My team, the residents and their families are helping to create lots of stalls and activities. As well as an Easter Egg hunt in our beautiful gardens, we will also have egg decorating, an egg and spoon race, a cake stall and a tombola and raffle stall.'
Visitors also had the opportunity to have manicures at the nail painting stall and indulge their sweet tooth at the old fashioned sweetshop stall.
Jeanette said, 'Cancer is a disease that has affected the lives of many of our team, residents and loved ones, so we wanted to create a fun and happy day for the community that would also help to support a truly worthwhile charity.'
Local Fundraising Manager Erin Fairley said, 'We are delighted that Ponteland Manor Care Home and Care UK are supporting Macmillan Cancer Support this year. The money they have raised from the event will enable us to reach more people who need support and make sure no one has to face cancer alone.
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In the DIY spirit, we are booking gigs throughout the States for April, May and June and want to gig in your town. Might you be interested in co-producing a show with us? Pretty much, you pick the best place, small venues (200 cap.), and we work out development and marketing together. Great opportunity to bring some Black rockers to your town, and we may even make a little gas money. Also, as Founder and Creative Director of LA PUNK NOIR, I am able to provide your band with exposure via our Official site, as well, as host a performance before an enthusiastic LPN crowd, should you have an interest in coming to L.A. Any help/advice would be great.
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Improving Michigan's Quality Improvement Guidebook as a resource for national public health performance
This project will expand Michigan's Quality Improvement Guidebook, a manual that practitioners use to apply quality improvement (QI) tools and concepts to local public health. Using straightforward language and visuals, the second edition will include: (1) case studies and storyboards that reflect the QI experiences of geographic locations and population sizes across the country, and (2) new or expanded applications of QI tools in local public health settings, such as the link between QI and accreditation. The Michigan Public Health Institute (MPHI) will revise the original guidebook and prioritize new content based on an evaluation and input from the National Network of Public Health Institutes (NNPHI) and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. MPHI will draw content examples from the third Multistate Learning Collaborative (MLC), the Public Health Accreditation Board's beta tests, and evaluations of QI projects. MPHI will also conduct three to four virtual focus groups with public health practitioners across the country to identify ways to increase the guidebook's utility, such as developing online modules, an instructor's guide, or examples specific to state health departments. MPHI will co-brand the guidebook with MLC and NNPHI, and MPHI and NNPHI will disseminate the final product via their websites and through their national partner organizations.
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Awarded on: 3/24/2011
Time frame: 4/15/2011 - 1/14/2012
Grant Number: 68879
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- Scott Altizer is in his second tenure on the Vols football staff having served in different capacities on Butch Jones, Derek Dooley and Phillip Fulmer's staffs during his 20-plus year career at Tennessee.
- Altizer returned to the football staff in September 2011 after a brief stint in the athletic department's event management department.
- Altizer has worked in many capacities during his tenure at the university including the position of Associate Director of Player Personnel where he is involved in all facets of the recruiting process for the Vols.
- Those duties included the day to day operation of the recruiting office, overseeing official and unofficial prospect visits, head coaches recruiting schedule and travel, and the direction and supervision of all recruiting office personnel.
- Altizer has also served as the liaison from the football office to the Thornton Academic Center and the Undergraduate Admissions Office as it pertains to prospective student-athletes and their admission process while working with the compliance office to ensure that all Vol football signees have a seamless transition through the NCAA Eligibility Center.
- In a valued area for the Vols storied program, Altizer has also overseen the walk-on program.
- Altizer began his athletic administration career as a graduate assistant in the football recruiting office in 1994. He then served as the Director of High School Relations and was promoted to the Coordinator of Football Operations and was in that role thru the 2008 season.
- Altizer is a native of Morristown, Tenn. and attended Furman University where he was a four year baseball letterman and enjoyed a brief professional career after graduation in 1993.
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School is in session! And that means the littles have vacated my home office. I spent the day scraping goldfish crackers and peanut butter off my keyboard and sorting through their arts and crafts. Beneath it all, I found a couple boxes of books and it got me thinking. It's been a bit since I've done a giveaway!
So, here's what we'll do. To enter, you MUST leave me a comment on this blog post with a little story about your first day of school. Because I'm a HUGE believer in fiction, your story does NOT have to be true, just entertaining (and clean!). It doesn't have to be long; a few sentences will work. Once you've shared your story in the comments section, Rafflecopter will let you rack up entries in a few other ways.
Here are the prizes I'm offering:
Three lucky ducks will be drawn at random and will receive a signed copy of Dark Halo with a couple bookmarks to share.
And one VERY lucky duck will be chosen BY ME. From the comments section, I'll choose my favorite first-day-of-school story. The winner will receive his or her choice of any book in my Angel Eyes trilogy as well as my pal, Jill Williamson's, upcoming book on writing, Storyworld First.
I'll let the giveaway run until 9/1 (which just happens to be the day Jill's book releases!) and I'll notify the winners via email.
So, let's have some fun, tell a few stories, and win some books!
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First Year basketball team, Farmington State Normal School, 1928
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We Used to be "Normal": A History of F.S.N.S.
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Thomaston: The Town that Went to Sea
The history of a town on the northern bank of the St. George River, as told by representatives from Thomaston Historical Society, Thomaston Public Library, Montpelier: the General Henry Knox Museum, and students from Georges Valley High School. Architecture, General Knox, the Civil War, the Great Depression, and the state prison are some of the topics covered.
Western Maine Foothills Region
Eleven communities comprise the Western Foothills Region, all interconnected yet each with its own unique, rich history. This site is the beginning of the towns sharing their stories with the world, each other, and the next generation. Working closely with local schools, six historical societies came together to help the next generation understand the heritage of their area. We invite you to explore our exhibits that celebrate the individuals and events that formed our communities.
Scarborough: They Called It Owascoag
The history of a 350+-year-old city south of Portland, the Scarborough site was constructed by representatives from Scarborough Historical Society, Scarborough Middle School, and Scarborough Public Library. Exhibits include the marsh, transportation and roads, shipyards and shipwrecks, clamming and lobstering, famous residents, and education.


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"I've known Arnold since he was about 13 with the camps here," Slater said of the left-hander. "I've known him a long time. I have gotten to watch him grow up as a pitcher competing against him last year and in our camps when he was young. Arnold is going to go out every single times and throw strikes and compete. I think his breaking ball has gotten better in his work with Coach Myers and I think his change-up has been real good too. He's a three-pitch guy. We're very excited about him being our opening day starter on the mound."
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A fixture in the rotation since breaking in his freshman year, Hughey was 6-4 in 2004 with a 4.58 ERA. Combining a solid fastball with an improving breaking ball after getting help from new pitching coach Matt Myers, Hughey said that he's anxious to see if the new tips and techniques he's gotten from Myers are going to carry over into games.
"I really like his approach," Hughey said of Myers. "He's got a plan set out that he's talked about with all his pitchers. We're going to study our opponents and kind of go at them the best we can. I can see us attacking both ways (fastball and breaking ball). Some guys have more advantages than other pitchers do. He knows how to pitch. He pitched in the SEC and he's coaching in it now. I think he's got a very good gameplan.
"I have worked hard to improve my curveball," Hughey added. "That's the most improvement I would say. I threw a slider last year, but during the fall I laid off it a little bit. Now I've gone back to it so hopefully I'll have four pitches to change things up with. I think I'll be pretty good with that."
Following last season's disappointment, when the Tigers finished just 12-18 in SEC play and missed the postseason for the first time since 1996, Hughey said the team is ready to get back on the field to begin a new chapter in Auburn baseball. That begins Friday and Hughey has the ball in his hands. He said that's the way he wants it and he's ready for the challenge.
"I'm just looking forward to having a very successful season," Hughey said. "Our team is looking great so far. I think we'll be very successful. I just want to go out there and prove to myself that I can be a dominant starter in this league. I have the experience and I just need to step it up a little more to really dominate. I think I can do that. I have worked hard improving my pitches and my mechanics. I look forward to going out and seeing what I've got."


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