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Necessary disclaimer: We love school, you should definitely do your homework, and education is extremely important. But ahhhhhh, it can also be a drag sometimes.
Sitting on a hard library chair at two in the morning as your vision slowly blurs? Not fun. In fact, it's scientifically proven to be miserable. On the other hand, unless you're some kind of superhero whose special power is not needing to take three to four naps per day (that's normal, right?), you know doing work in your bed is impossible. So, what's the happy medium?


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Waarom zou u ons hotel in Lido di Camaiore boeken?
Routes inVersilia coast
Lido di Camaiore with its beautiful fine 4 Km long sandy beach is one of the ideal destinations for a summer in Tuscany coast
Garfagnana is a pristine area rich in history and surrounded by the Apuan Alps and the Tuscan-Emilian Apennines
The village of Camaiore is located at the bottom of a valley surrounded by hills, as well as the northern Appennins.
Massarosa is known mainly for its natural beauty especially for the famous Lake of Massaciuccoli i
The beauty of Pietrasanta old town center fits perfectly with the shops of craftsmen of the marble and the laboratories
Seravezza is a small town at the foot of the Apuan Alps and one of the oldest country in Versilia
Torre del Lago takes its name from a tower, stood near the Lake of Massaciuccoli between the XV and XVI century
Florence artistic and cultural heritage is very valuable, so that the historic center of Florence has become UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1982.
Visit the Antro del Corchia cave in Apuan Alps in Tuscany with 53 km of tunnels and galleries
The marble quarries of Carrara are one of the many wonders of the Apuan Alps that you can visit with organized tours
Hiking trail on foot to discover the town of Camaiore and its hills
Visit Siena a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Tuscany, whose symbol is undoubtedly Piazza del Campo with its original shell shape
hiking trail on foot to the discovery of Seravezza and its villages
tourist route by mountain bike along the Via Francigena from Camaiore
The Cinque Terre is a portion of coast of the Ligurian Riviera located in the territory of the province of La Spezia

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Sorry for the no sound guys we was scared someone was going to come in sadly me and him are not together anymore hope ya liked it
nice carpet i think it made in my country
F. me., f. me, f. me, baby, f. me out here on the floor!
Her name is alenushka
Those tits a perfect.
Kinda boring. This guy does not know how to fuck. I could tell the girl was obviously bored in some parts and wondering why he wasn't pounding her.
she's fucking beautiful!!!!!!!!!!!!
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ohh frkn hot
what a beautiful girl..i wanna lick her boobs!
the boy dont have a fuckin sperm
@ 04.00 just seeing a chick with such lovely tits sucking my cock would be enough to make me ejaculate with powerful shots
Very nice!
He so skinny
Her body is almost perfect! ..I want to fuck with her lol XD ..
When guys moan more and louder than the girl. Its not cute at all!! Its annoying as fuck!!!!
that girl is boring and cold..
Made me cum every were
OMG She is so fucking hot ...BAMMM =)
I think that girl is fucking banging I love this video
Dislike for faking orgasms and soft penis ;)
I'm more interested in the smoking hot guy move outta the way! Hehe
first time ever I've seen a guy faking an orgasm
Her name is Alenushka Andrey and there are a lot more videos of her.
At 1:29 she is not ready to fuck or else SHE would have put the cock in her pussy.
I wish I could double-like this video. I love this girl, especially when she does cowgirl.
She's just adorable - sexy face, perfect tits, cute little bum.
The way she finished him off was incredibly hot!! Awesome tits on this girl and the male talent looks good too
Does this girl do more vids?
Fuck her hard
name is alenushka
There is something to be said about the carpeting but I don't remember what it was. I'll post that thought when it comes to me.
he was smoking hot too! beautiful cock that knew how to use that beautiful young bodied girl!did it look like he fucked her asshole also than give him ATM and take his great load?? i loved watching his body cum ;)
I love the boy come with and have sex lorrainia
Quien se acuesta conmigo
Dose it hurt when the sperm come out
elle est jolie et a une belle poitrine de jeune femme et pas des petits seins ridicules ; elle à de belles fesses
q riko sexo asi lo hago yo :)
anyone remember that nick show secret world of alex mack? that's who i think this chick looks like.
That's Alenushka ohhh I came to her so much times :D
That epic ending! Haha I would laugh so hard if I was one of the girls.
Man sounds like a tumble dryer slowing down
My hair is the most important thing in this video, so i have to fix it every second ! hahahah funny video
Unbelievable and adorable titts. He Is a lucky One that he Is Abel to fuck her. She seems to be a Little Bit Borde fucked by him but sucks everything Out of him, good Girl!
i dont know what made laugh harder the ending or the comments about the ending lol either way i lost my boner. back to creampies it is...
I also downloaded this a long time ago and was in love with it. Very happy i have found it once again and wish there was more
Just an advice,next time, take off your socks, darling... XD
she swallow the whole cum, wow
what a very sexy body she has,,, he is a lucky guys wow
what a beautiful body she has! great! so beautiful!
i can suck boobs better than him. any girl want to test me.
WOW She's thirsty!!!!!!,,,,,, I've some milk for you bitch!
I like from him his feett!!!!!!xDD
innocent boy
God damn, she just doesn't stop sucking even well after he comes! Need my bitch to do that shit! LMAO
exelent and remakable sex workin very normaly and joyfull
Oh this guy knows how to fuck! And that girl moans are such a turn off,
Her name is Alenushka
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She's a champ in playing with her hair !i think mr long is the guy in the video !
any other vid of her?? pls and name
That was hot she took it like a champ
Hot girl ?when ? where ? who ?
Great fuck me now
Do you call this smoking hot blond ?????????!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Dude I loved his heartagram tattoo on his back HIM for life
Sexy I love the moves he used
The guy is hawt shame he has a small cock
i thought that was my girl
That dick is perfect size... I wanna suck that shit off so badly!!
They're both hot, but he could use some viagra.
This girl is amazing! I want to fuck her allnight long!
russian girls are whoorishest on the world
I swear to god that dude is James Franco
Look at the dude's tan lines...he wears a g-string Smokin girl, I would love to see and hear her nut
How can he fucks her ! she makes me nervous while she keep touching her hair.. blaaaaaaa
they are funny and not exciting !
Them's beautiful fair young tits
lol snow white playing with her hair. hahahaha. what a laugh. lol
The title must be : Snow white playing with her hair .!
lol 1.28: uh...where is the hole?i can't find it 1-51:are you sure is this? and the girl is very annoyed
it looks like a bunnyhop
porn for life he got really small dick or its just me?? June 13, 2010 Just you.
i love it
anyone else notice dude went soft in like 3 seconds after cumming
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Poke around where you will, it's hard to keep the eyes off the man-made wetlands at Cargill's Sugar Grove Farm north of Bowling Green, KY.
Though the wetlands may be only a small part of this hog operation, they seem to capsulize the company's environmental philosophy in one 12-acre patch of cattails and reeds.
For one thing, this wetlands system seems to actually work as designed. For another, there's something soothing about looking at it, watching the waterfowl in the open spots and other birds flitting from plant to plant. And there are turtles, too.
Up the hill sits a 1,600-sow nucleus farm built in 1992, a closed herd based on Dekalb genetics. Though it's technically a farrow-to-finish unit, barrows move out as feeder pigs. About 80% of the gilts, after performance evaluations, go to 16 Cargill multiplier herds. Most wind up in Arkansas. The rest go to Missouri.
Four cells make up the constructed wetlands area. The first cell covers five acres; the other three combine for seven acres. Water enters the wetlands system three ways: from a second stage lagoon, from a spring-fed pond or is recycled from cell four.
It's this blend of water that creates a healthy wetlands system. "It's a closed loop system. We blend it using the freshwater we create in the system," says Jeff Worstell, assistant general manager of Cargill Pork.
"It takes lots of management to turn wastewater into wetlands. Cattails can only handle 100 parts per million (ppm) of nitrogen. Higher levels will kill them. So you've got to know what the nitrate level is on the water running out of the second holding pond. It can be as high as 600 ppm. So we have to blend (fresh) water with it. That means, if it's 600 ppm, for every one part of lagoon water, we have to have five parts of fresh water to dilute into that."
Cargill contracts with Preacher Pumping Service to manage lagoons, wetlands and irrigation on cropland. That service assigned Bruce Uhls to the farm for the majority of his time.
"This is not just pumping manure. This is working with the environment," Uhls says. "We could see that wetlands on other farms generally were not working because they were overloading them with waste. We discovered that you have to really manage this thing."
It's key to have a flexible system, Uhls says. "If it's dry, we can pump water from the wetlands back through the system. If we get a big rain and the wetlands is full, we can pump water back into the lagoon. We've gotten the whole ball of wax here much more manageable, and it's a heck of a lot more environmentally friendly this way," he says.
Cattails do best in 2 ft. of water. Go deeper or shallower, and they'll struggle. So, it's important to be able to move water quickly, especially after a big rain. In addition to returning water to the first cell, it can go from the fourth cell to underground irrigation pipes, or to the second holding lagoon, where it helps dilute the system.
"By adding water that has, in a sense, gone through a treatment plant, it's like adding fresh water back into the system," Worstell says.
The levees surrounding the wetlands are 3 ft. high. Two-foot berms located about every 40 ft. channel the water. After entering the first cell, water takes 21 days of filtering through the system before exiting out the back of the fourth cell.
"Less than 2 ppm (nitrates) come out of cell No. 4. That's better than the state standard for drinking water," Worstell says.
The original wetlands idea came from PIC, the company that managed the farm before Cargill put its own team on-site. "When this farm was built, people were looking at alternatives. PIC already had one wetlands at its Dogwood Ridge Farm. The wetlands at Sugar Grove has worked out well for us. It's a big safety net. If there was a problem and we had to hold waste here, there's an awful lot of capacity before we'd need to be concerned about discharging into the environment," Worstell says.
But there's value beyond that. "We enjoy the wetlands," says Roger Capshaw, Sugar Grove Farm's manager. "It's nice to see the wetlands take what some call waste and turn it into water that frogs, birds and deer rely on. It makes a nice habitat. Those cattails and reeds do a great job of controlling odor. There's no smell associated with the water going through the wetlands."
Other folks like what they see at the wetlands, too. The farm now works with Western Kentucky University on its constructed wetlands near campus.
The college staff does all the farm's water samples, taken both upstream and downstream from the Sugar Grove Farm. They also monitor a stream running nearby, taking detailed fish counts in a shock-and-release program designed to see how the farm impacts water sources.
That impact should be zero, Worstell and Capshaw think.
Underground pipes carry effluent to a traveling gun irrigation system on the farm's 160 acres of cropland planted to corn, soybeans and hay. Cargill leases the property from the Green River Land Co., which tends the crops. The cropland, roads, wetlands, and even the lagoons are leased. According to the lease contract, the rest of the farm beyond the hog operation is available to handle effluent.
"We're very careful about putting the effluent on land. If the traveling gun system is running, it's supervised continuously. It's never unattended. If it's running, I never leave the site. I bring my dinner and plan to spend the day right there," Uhls says.
With an eye on eliminating runoff, they apply a half-inch of effluent water/acre at a time. "If you control it and watch it, that's better. I want to know where every drop of manure winds up," Uhls says.
The farmer, Craig Cohron, says the nitrogen in the effluent is worth $160/ton, based on the cost of anhydrous ammonia. "We're not using any other fertilizer. It's cut our cost per acre $50 to $60. It's little things like that that keep us in business," Cohron says.
The farm's automatic flushing system has an 1,100-gal. reservoir in each building.
Sugar Grove Farm's push to prevent spills includes a `manhole' for each hog building. These have a mercury float valve that tilts as effluent level rises. When it gets horizontal, the float kicks the entire system down.
"It immediately shuts the recycle system off. It shuts the automatic flush system off. The whole system goes down. Everything goes dead," Worstell says.
In a monthly `house-keeping' audit, each check float is tested in sequence. "We believe in preventive maintenance. And we try to take every precaution we can," Worstell says.
Located about 3/4 mile off a county road, Sugar Grove Farm, sitting on 750 acres, is secluded and not easily seen by neighbors. The rolling wooded land here is picturesque but serves an additional purpose in filtering odors.
The woodland habitat supports a thriving deer and wild turkey population. Rabbits, squirrels and many birds also call this place home. The farm's primary wildlife program is to leave the woods untouched, giving animals the most natural habitat possible.
Most of the 14 employees live within a 3-mile radius of the farm. "We want to take care of it. It's serene. It's beautiful. The air is fresh. I enjoy the peace and tranquility of a place like this. My family and friends enjoy the hunting and fishing here," Capshaw says.
That's all the more reason to be good environmental stewards. "We have a heavy responsibility for environmental conservation. We have to be proactive. We have to be at the forefront. We have to be creative. It's not enough to do the minimum required. We have to go beyond that and enrich this land," according to the farm's award application.
"What's around us here is a precious gift from nature. I see environmental stewardship as the effort one takes to ensure the environment is unspoiled by human interference," Capshaw says.


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I adore Myrtle but she has her difficulties. I see many people very eager to get a Travco without considering the work involved. I understand this, I fell in love with a 1963 model and became obsessed with buying one. We had never owned an RV before and we had no idea about the costs, work, and time needed. None of this discouraged us from eventually purchasing Myrtle, for $5000.00, and driving her home to Alberta from Montana, in 2008. Her interior was very complete, she was in working condition, and made the 800+ KMS drive home. However, as we found out later she still needed a lot more in immediate repairs plus the regular ongoing maintenance. I don't want to discourage anyone else from buying one of these lovely old motorhomes, but I want to share some things to consider before making the commitment. To be successful with a Travco you need the following; time, money, patience, and either mechanical and renovation skills, or more money. And even with more money, it is advisable to have at least some mechanical skills to source parts and take care of more minor on the road issues. In addition, I recommend good RV roadside assistance coverage, we opted for RV coverage via AMA.
When you buy a vintage motorhome you are buying both an antique car and an old house. With a vintage trailer you can tow it with a newer vehicle and take your time working on the 'house'. With an old motorhome you do not have that luxury; both the living quarters and mechanical need to be working or you will soon find yourself stranded. While we've never owned a vintage motorhome before Myrtle, we did rebuild a vintage car (1970 Dodge Dart) and we do many of our own house renovations. We also have the support, labour, and extra tools, of my husband's very talented parents.
Time: The old Travcos take more time for everything. From sourcing parts, to slower speed on the highway, to repairs and getting ready for the camping season, you must budget the time needed. And sometimes they may break down on the road which means extra time getting there or getting home. If you have good mechanical and home renovation skills then you will save money but spend more time working on your unit.
Money: There will be costs for parts and repairs. For example we have invested over $1000.00 just in new wood and stainless steel screws. The windshields are also very expensive to replace, so really check out the glass before purchase. Replacing Myrtle's windshield, and re-sealing the rear window cost over $3200.00 (and a bit of work to find a shop willing to do it locally!) Once in Canada she also needed to pass a safety inspection to be registered, and completing the necessary repairs for just this aspect was $8,800.00, beyond the many repairs we had already done ourselves. This included work on all brakes, steering, driveline, suspension, tires ($2600.00 here alone!), speedometer etc. We also later needed a new muffler and exhaust at a cost $700.00 (parts only), new exhaust manifold which we thankfully found used for $20.00, but it took many hours of our own labour to install both. You will also need the required tools for any repairs you want to do yourself, and place to do the repairs. Most storage facilities do not allow you to do mechanical work onsite, but thankfully we store ours on a family acreage.
Mechanical and Renovation Skills: We spent 2.5 years of regular work on Myrtle to get her to point that we could safely and comfortably camp in her, and we had the help of my husband's very skilled parents. We continue to do repairs and refinements yearly. To start, I definitely recommend looking into an electronic ignition to replace the ballast resistors which always seem to break (or travel with extra ones!) Sometimes the repairs are minor, like replacing the battery. However, as with all things Travco, that is not always as easy at it seems. Last year Myrtle broke down at the gas station on the way to our first camping trip of the season. Her batteries are inconveniently located under the floor behind the drivers seat, and have to be lifted up and over the holder while underneath the vehicle. The batteries are very heavy and this is a difficult maneuver. After removal, my husband had to take a cab with the batteries to a local store and purchase new ones, while I waited at the gas station with Myrtle blocking the pump. Our lesson from this is to trickle charge the batteries at the end of the summer season and to take a dry run around the block well in advance of the first trip of the next season. We also always travel with an extra battery.
You also can't easily get a part number from the current installed parts, so it is helpful to have working knowledge of mechanics to determine what will work. Record everything you do find that works including; the part number, where you purchased it, receipts, and I suggest a photo as well, because you may need another one in the future! For example windshield wiper motors and arms took quite a bit of hunting; the motors were found at a marine store and the arms found at Traction Heavy Duty Parts a division of NAPA. NAPA has actually been a terrific resource, especially the more experienced staff, who can help source needed items. If you do not have the mechanical skills and/or home renovation skills you will spend more time and may be challenged to find people willing to work on your Travco. We found a local garage, Dale Adams, that understands vintage vehicles and has a lift capable of lifting a Travco, for the aspects we can not repair/maintain ourselves, like suspension and wheels.
These costs and labour noted above do not take into account many other mechanical items and most of the interior which included the following and more; re-wired the entire unit, new plumbing including water tank, new subfloor, new floor tiles, new kitchen cabinets, rebuilt closet, new front seats (from a wrecked modern motorhome, which were then reupholstered), new seat belts, new benches, new mattress, replacing portions of the water damaged wood panelling, new ceiling, new insulation, new welded panels under driver/passenger seats, sanding the entire original wood and new wood walls and varnish, pulling and re-sealing every window (look into butyl tape!), 2 new roof vents, re-building 2 exterior access panels, reinstalling the exterior roof strip (which is a major source of water leakage and is something we recommend addressing ASAP), chroming the bumpers and badges etc. Myrtle's lovely original, gelcoat fibreglass also takes labour each year to get it looking in tip top shape (washing, cutting compound, polishing compound, wax). I am personally very wary of repainting these units, in addition to the cost, I am concerned about the long term durability of paint vs original gelcoat. You get the point; you need to have carpentry, flooring, electrical, mechanical, painting and related skills, or the budget to pay someone to do the work.
Other general tips; Consider the repairs, maintenance, completeness and condition of a unit before buying. Check out the rims, some units have split rims, which some people like to avoid, as it can be harder to find shops to work on them. (Myrtle had non-split rims but no spare rim, which was another adventure to locate, and took us to meet a lovely fellow Travconian in NYC!) Do not balk at an asking price until you understand the underlying costs and time. The bargain Travco maybe no bargain if you end up spending more time and money repairing it.
Another tip, find reference materials (shop manuals) for your specific engine and chassis; I suggest eBay or one of the automotive literature re-print companies. In the older models it will not likely be called a motorhome reference guide, but I have seen a few 1970's Dodge Motorhome chassis guides on eBay. The following book we have found to be invaluable in our restoration:


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Having trouble matching your trousers and jumper? Unsure if you can wear a blue shirt with black shoes?
For those aspiring to have a definitive answer to these questions and more, two universities in Milan are offering what is being touted as the world's first masters degree programme dedicated to colour. With coursework that contains chemistry and psychology, the fashion industry is just one of many careers for which the programme is designed to prepare students. Other outlets for graduates include industrial design, interior design, entertainment, architecture, communications and art restoration.
While the University of Milan and the city's Polytechnic University are on the cutting edge with their masters in colour design and technology – the first year-long course begins in late February – they are part of a growing pack of universities rolling out once impossible to imagine masters degree programmes designed to attract students by offering preparation for jobs that are or will be in demand.
"In many jobs where colour plays an important role, such as architecture or art restoration, there are people who have only a basic understanding of colour and how we interact with it," says Alessandro Rizzi, a professor at the University of Milan who helped develop the masters in colour. "This course will produce people who are much better prepared."
Deans from Milan to Philadelphia and beyond are increasingly under pressure to develop courses that prepare students for a changing world.
Rather than prepare students for specific careers, Drexel University in Philadelphia is tackling the uncertainty of the jobs market with its online masters in creativity and innovation that aims to produce students who can solve real-world problems in myriad industries through new ideas and critical thinking.
"Creativity is a new body of knowledge for inclusion in existing jobs – law, engineering, project management, hospitality, construction management," says Fredericka Reisman, a professor and the director of the Drexel-Torrance Center for Creativity and Innovation.
Online courses have only heightened the already stiff competition for students. In Milan alone, five universities offer dozens of masters courses such as the Catholic University's co-operative banking and development programme which targets students wishing to work for co-operative banks, while SDA Bocconi School of Management's masters in fashion, experience and design management is aimed at those seeking a career in fashion or design-based companies.
Even the MBA has its variations as universities try to distinguish themselves. The key, says Gianmario Verona, the director of SDA Bocconi's MBA programme, is that business schools adapt to change.
"The most important business schools have the same standard part of the curriculum and then you have to try to differentiate within that framework," says Prof Verona.
"Nowadays to get the best students, programmes must be interactive and must offer innovative parts that appeals to particular segments of possible students. If you do the programme well the good students will come."
Two big changes – the arrival of new technology, which has made more content easily available and the increasing amount of coursework that is done in the field – are influencing MBA programmes around the world and forcing universities to adapt, Prof Verona adds. The need for more time in the field means it is no longer enough to have an engaging professor with consulting experience, he says.
The key adds Ms Resiman is to have teaching staff with stellar credentials in the relevant field so that a cutting-edge programme can be offered.
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Grand Theft Wiki talk:Move from Wikia/issues
ok heres a couple things i think we need back, the my home feature because its a lot more clean looking, the sub menu feature in the side-bar and the rich text editing, i will update this page if i see any other issues/problems MegaHyperNova 13:02, 10 October 2010 (BST)
- MyHome is a Wikia feature, why do so many people want that back anyway? The main section of it is just a less useful version of Recent Edits. The submenus in the sidebar are a feature from the Monaco skin, which we would have no longer had on Wikia anyway. I have never seen another MediaWiki skin with submenus unfortunately. As for the rich text editor, that was once again a Wikia feature, and most MediaWiki rich text editors break the wiki markup of pages. The most important parts of the wiki markup are fairly easy to learn, and in fact, manually entering the markup is much easier/quicker (once you know it) than pressing buttons on a rich text editor. If you're unsure what an edit will look like after saving, simply hit the preview button (next to the save button). The main wiki markup you need to know are: To make links, simply use two square brackets on either side of the text that you're linking, for example:
[[Sandbox]]creates a link to the Sandbox. You can also change the text of the link like this:
[[Sandbox|test editing here]], which creates a link to the Sandbox that says test editing here. The other two most important things are italics, made like
''this'', and bold, made like
'''this'''. Filling in infoboxes is less simple, but still quite easy to learn. If you don't know how to do something, you can always use the toolbar above the edit box, or the box full of different code below the save button: just click the type of code that you would like to use, and it will be inserted into the page at the current cursor location. Of course, you can also ask any member of staff if you don't know how to do something, and we are happy to help! JFletcherTalk (formerly User:Biggest gta fan ever) 07:09, 11 October 2010 (BST)
i already now how to use mark up, but the rich text editor is good for casual editing, and markup is good for adding templates and that kind of stuff, plus wiki noobs won't understand it that good, but what ever. though youtube embedding would be nice to have back lol MegaHyperNova 08:47, 11 October 2010 (BST)
Pretty minor, but Galleries won't show images any more unless "File:" or "Image:" are prefixed onto each image name. --Bluesboyjr 13:39, 10 October 2010 (BST)
if i remember correctly galleries were a monico feature, and this skin (obviously) isn't monico, sigh i guess we'll have to adapt, but it would be nice to have some of the features back as i listed above :) MegaHyperNova 13:46, 10 October 2010 (BST)
- Monaco was only a skin/design. The additional features such as MyHome, user profiles and the image-lightbox are features that Wikia wrote. We can access some of them, but there's no guarantee they would work, we wouldn't be able to maintain them, and they could pose a security risk. I'll look into the gallery code issue, thats nothing to do with the skin. Gboyers 13:50, 10 October 2010 (BST)
- Unfortunately, the File: prefix might have to be manually edited to every single gallery on this site. Using it without File: was only possible using Wikia's popup-lightbox gallery. I will try and copy their extension, but there's no guarantee that it will work. Gboyers 12:20, 11 October 2010 (BST)
The search function doesn't seem to work properly. For example, when you search for "Bellic", neither Niko or Roman appear. Also, is it possible to bring across the drop-down search suggestions (e.g. when you type "Mon" into the search bar, Money, Monster Truck, Mona etc. appear)? --Bluesboyjr 15:01, 10 October 2010 (BST)
- I'll refresh the search index overnight, when it's quieter. And yes, I'll look into getting a search suggestion extension. Gboyers 15:23, 10 October 2010 (BST)
- The search index has been rebuilt, and the search should work much better now. Thanks for your help! Gboyers 02:17, 11 October 2010 (BST)
Salvatore Leone page problems
The Salvatore Leone page has numerous cite issues on it. The error text is "[Cite error: Ran out of custom link labels for group "". Define more in the MediaWiki:cite_link_label_group- message.]" -Shorty82 22:58, 10 October 2010 (BST)
- Fixed Gboyers 11:35, 11 October 2010 (BST)
Other broken stuff
--spaceeinstein 04:36, 11 October 2010 (BST)
Special:MovePage do not have these additional options:
- Move associated talk page
- Leave a redirect behind
--spaceeinstein 10:16, 11 October 2010 (BST) Just for reference, the move subpages option is still available. JFletcherTalk (formerly User:Biggest gta fan ever) 10:19, 11 October 2010 (BST)
Special:MovePage/Main_Page - that shows associated talk page and redirect for me, but doesn't show leave redirect. Is that not the same for you? If so, I'll check the staff permissions. Gboyers 11:22, 11 October 2010 (BST)Fixed Gboyers 11:35, 11 October 2010 (BST)
- Title pages don't seem to support certain characters (i.e. A+B Auto). Here it shows a working link but clicking it redirects to a non-working page.
--spaceeinstein 10:52, 11 October 2010 (BST)
- Moving A B Auto to A+B Auto however results in "The destination page already exists" You're given the option to delete the old page and move (don't know what the result would be?) but if it works the history would be replaced with a new history saying that I just created the page (which I copied the content from Wikia)... JFletcherTalk (formerly User:Biggest gta fan ever) 10:57, 11 October 2010 (BST)
- I know what this problem is. I've added + to the list of special characters allowed in titles, and I need to modify the htaccess to translate it. Gboyers 11:35, 11 October 2010 (BST)
lol we should add that option to the sidebar it's easier and faster to MegaHyperNova 04:53, 11 October 2010 (BST)
Missing Tag?
check this out this is just annoying, another massive string of error messages in Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories. MegaHyperNova 13:05, 11 October 2010 (BST)
- That was just because I was in the middle of testing some code on the backend. Fixed now Gboyers 13:07, 11 October 2010 (BST)


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After weeks of speculation about whether it would even write a new farm bill in 2001, the Senate Agriculture Committee has reported out a more "southern-friendly" version of the legislation to the Senate floor.
Committee Chairman Tom Harkin of Iowa dropped proposals that would have limited payments to $100,000 per year and capped target revenues at low levels and instead offered higher direct payments and "safety net" prices for cotton and rice to gain crucial southern support for the bill.
The concessions came at the expense of some of the increases he had sought in conservation programs, and critics said the legislation appeared to exceed the spending blueprint for agriculture in last spring's congressional budget agreement.
"This bill represents a sound farm, food and conservation policy for our nation over the next five years," said Harkin. "It is a comprehensive, balanced approach, which is focused on meeting the needs of rural America.
"The Senate farm bill makes the necessary changes to Freedom to Farm, like establishing a strong safety net, while keeping aspects of the policy that have worked, like planting flexibility," he said.
All 12 committee Democrats and Republican Sen. Tim Hutchinson of Arkansas voted for the bill. The remaining Republicans on the committee voted against it.
Harkin also hailed the committee's approval of his conservation title, which includes the Conservation Security Program (CSP) he introduced last year. That legislation appeared to be going nowhere until Democrats took control of the Senate following Vermont Sen. Jim Jeffords' defection from the Republican Party last summer.
House Agriculture Committee Chairman Larry Combest applauded the Senate committee's action, but said he was concerned the legislation exceeds the budget allocated agreed to by Congress for the budget years 2002-11 and "thus cannot move forward as written."
For cotton producers, the Senate bill increases the rates for direct payments from the 4.6 cents per pound in Harkin's original proposal to 13 cents per pound in 2002 and 2003. In 2004 and 2005, the payment rate would drop to 6.5 cents per pound and in 2006, 3.25 cents.
The bill raises the marketing loan rate for cotton from 51.92 cents to 55 cents per pound and sets a "safety net" price of 68 cents per pound.
Harkin's initial chairman's mark would have increased the cotton loan rate to 54 cents and established a "target revenue" or counter-cyclical payment level for cotton at $360 per acre.
For rice, the bill increases direct payments from Harkin's initial 59 cents to $2.45 per hundredweight in 2002-03. The payment would decline to $1.22 per hundredweight for 2004-05 and 61.25 cents in 2006.
The marketing loan rate for rice is slightly lower under the Senate bill compared to Harkin's original proposal ($6.85 vs. $6.90 per hundredweight). The bill sets the safety net or counter-cyclical payment for rice at $9.30 per hundredweight compared to a target revenue amount of $475 per acre under the initial proposal.
For other crops:
|Safety net price
|Loan rate
|Direct payment rate
|*per bushel
The payment rate for counter-cyclical or safety net payments would equal the difference between the income protection or safety net price minus the direct payment price minus the higher of the five-month average or the loan rate for the crop.
Under the Senate bill, farmers could choose between a new acreage base of the average of their actual plantings of a covered commodity in 1998, 1999, 2000 and 2001 or their current program base acres plus acres planted to oilseeds.
The bill also would allow farmers to update program yields using the greater of (1) average of the yield per harvested acre for covered commodities for the 1998 through 2001 crop years or (2) the program payment yield in effect for the 2002 crop year. (Farmers could exclude years in which they did not plant the crop or an additional year out of the four.)
The bill would leave the cotton marketing loan provisions in current law in tact except that the expansion of loan deficiency payments to "non-base" acres would be made permanent. The Three-Step Competitiveness provisions for cotton would be extended to July 31, 2007.
Harkin's original proposal put a limit on the amount of any commodity that would be eligible for marketing assistance loans per year (2.3 million pounds of cotton, for example.) That language was dropped from the bill approved by committee.
The Senate bill puts a limit of $100,000 per person for combined direct and counter-cyclical payments and keeps the limit of $150,000 on marketing loan gains in current law in place.
In the conservation title, the Senate bill establishes the Conservation Security Program, which would provide incentive payments to farmers and ranchers who voluntarily maintain and adopt conservation practices on working lands.
It would increase the acreage limit for the Conservation Reserve Program from 36.4 million to 40 million acres, double the acreage for the Wetlands Reserve Program by increasing the acreage cap to 1.25 million acres and increase the funding for the Environmental Quality Incentives Program up to $1.25 billion a year.
The Senate bill also establishes a title to promote farm-based renewable energy sources such as ethanol, biodiesel, wind energy, biomass fuels and other forms of alternative energy.
There was no immediate word on when the legislation will be voted on in the Senate, but Senate Majority Leader Tom Daschle reportedly had been pressuring Harkin to report out a bill that could be voted on before the end of the year.
If the Senate approves the bill, it must be sent to a conference committee to resolve differences between it and the Farm Security Act of 2001 passed by the House in October. Those differences are much smaller than they would have been under Harkin's original proposals.
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As 2006 comes to a close, we can look back at a year of proud accomplishments in our City. Despite limited resources, we have continued to provide quality services to our citizens. We've also been able to complete and move forward on major infrastructure improvements - the kinds of projects that bring new employers and jobs to our City. We also give thanks for our safe community, good schools and growing economy. As we look ahead to 2007, we are confident that more companies will bring expansion projects and new jobs to this community. I also am confident that Lincoln will continue to be a generous community, taking care of those who are not so fortunate. I want to wish you and your family Happy New Year and best wishes for a great 2007.


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In this season, people go out into their yards and decide it is time to get to work.
Many of them started Saturday at the third annual Bristol County Home and Garden Show at Diman Regional Vocational Technical High School.
It suddenly feels good to be outside.
The air is more gentle, and the earth itself has softened. If you look hard, you can see fresh shoots of green in the garden. The sky stays light well into the evening.
In this season, people go out into their yards and decide it is time to get to work.
Many of them started Saturday at the third annual Bristol County Home and Garden Show at Diman Regional Vocational Technical High School.
"I think people have decided it is time," said Richard Aguiar, a sales representative for Hetzler Contracting. "The economy is improving and people want to get things done."
Hetzler Contracting was one of 40 vendors at the show. The company connected with 2,362 people who attended. Besides the vendors, there were seminars through the day, a demonstration of chain saw carving by Emile Chagnon and snacks for sale by the Diman Parent Advisory Council and into the gymnasium.
The show was sponsored by the Fall River Area Chamber of Commerce, The Herald News and the Taunton Daily Gazette. It was organized to give local businesses a chance to meet with potential customers and to give local residents an easy way to get a questions answered.
"This is the place to get started," said Lisa Strattan, publisher of The Herald News and the Taunton Daily Gazette. Strattan was in the newspaper booth Saturday, answering questions and handing out freshly popped popcorn.
"What people have told me is that they have cabin fever," Strattan said. "They are anxious to go out and start work in their garden or start improving their homes. It is great seeing so many people come out. We want to give them a taste of spring."
The idea for the show came from Kimberly Moniz, the director of events for the Chamber, said Robert Mellion, the Chamber CEO.
"We are really happy with the response," he said. "Our mission at the Chamber is to connect consumers to our members. We provide the platform and the rest happens naturally.
"Some of our vendors say they have made more sales here than they did at the Worcester show or the Boston show."
"This definitely has generated a lot of interest and a lot of leads," said Ian Rodrigues of ABC Floor Covering, 753 State Road in Westport. "It is wonderful to see everyone and to talk to them. People really seem to be in a shopping mood."
This is only one of the events that will be held during the year to connect residents with local businesses.
Next up will be the second annual Restaurant Week from May 3 to 10, also sponsored by The Herald News, the Taunton Daily Gazette and the Chamber.
Several local restaurants will be involved, offering Restaurant Week menus and holding special events.
Restaurant Week will also raise money that will benefit the Citizens for Citizens food pantry.
"These events are great ways to highlight the great restaurants and businesses in the Fall River area," Mellion said.
But this Saturday was devoted to the home and garden. By 3 p.m., the show exceeded the number of visitors it attracted in 2012.
"We are happy with the show this year," Mellion said. "Next year will be even better."
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Doublem23 made an additional point that I thought was interesting when he referenced the "85-win purgatory" that the White Sox seem locked into. He talked about how young teams opting to rebuild often feature a group of young players who, in spite of their struggles upon reaching the Major League level, are given ample time to mature as a group, eventually forming a core of solid veteran players that remain competitive for the balance of their careers. I mentioned the example of the Braves in another post. I'd also submit that the New York Yankees' early teams under Joe Torre featured a similar group.
(Their spending didn't increase until the bidding war for Jason Giambi prior to the 2002 season. For anyone who hasn't done so, I would encourage you to read Joe Torre's book
The Yankee Years
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The White Sox haven't had a "young core" for more than twenty years. Their most successful youth movement occurred during the early 1990s, when Frank Thomas, Robin Ventura, Jack McDowell, Wilson Alvarez, and Alex Fernandez were around. I would actually be interested to hear Robin's thoughts on that group, and if he believes that the Sox have a chance to assemble such a group in the near future. They have talent at the lowest levels of their farm system, but the upper levels are largely a barren wasteland. It will be some time before said talent comes to fruition, which is by no means guaranteed. And, as Lip pointed out, Sox fans aren't exactly the most patient group when it comes to allowing ownership dismantle this team. If the Sox decide to scrap the current roster and start over, how many fans will be left by the time the refit is complete?
And there is no guarantee it would only take a couple of years. The Sox came up all aces when the got McDowell, Ventura, Thomas and Fernandez in consecutive drafts, and still had to be horrible in 86,87,88and 89 to get them. Chances of them going 4 for 4 like that again, and those players making the impact as soon as those 4 did is slim.
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Veterans with disabilities must not be left behind
Some might say jobs and sports make strange bedfellows. But for many veterans with disabilities who are determined to regain a complete sense of identity, the two are linked without question.
So when more than 600 veterans in wheelchairs descended upon Richmond, Va., this past summer for the 33rd National Veterans Wheelchair Games, it presented at least 600 opportunities to help disabled veterans go from the athletic stage to the workplace. DeMarlon Pollard, U.S. Navy veteran, represents one story among many.
In 2004, DeMarlon had heard about the Wheelchair Games to be held in Milwaukee, Wis., while undergoing intense rehabilitation following a crash that damaged his spinal cord, leaving him in a wheelchair for the rest of his life. Like many catastrophically disabled veterans seeking to establish a new sense identity, he saw sports as an outlet; one that offered him the opportunity to stoke his competitive passions while defying his limitations. This mindset placed him into an arena filled with like-minded veterans sharing the same personal journey. Some were paralyzed, some with missing limbs, some young, some old, some novices, some seasoned competitors. For DeMarlon, the Games represented the end of a gut-wrenching journey, where he had achieved his greatest potential following injury and rehabilitation. Or so he thought. Little did he know that his greatest potential was imagined some 70 years earlier by a physician he would never meet, but to whom all people with disabilities owe a tremendous debt of gratitude.
Sir Ludwig Guttmann pioneered the notion that persons with spinal cord injuries could be productive, self-sufficient members of society. After escaping Nazi Germany, he founded the world-renowned spinal injury hospital Stoke Mandeville and the Paralympics in his adopted country of Britain. His mission to turn his spinal cord injured patients into taxpayers challenged convention -- in the minds his fellow clinicians and patients alike. But it was a mission made possible by making sports a key aspect of social, physical and occupational rehabilitation, which culminated into self-sufficiency and independence. This visionary view of empowerment -- sports as powerful rehab, rehab leading to a rewarding career -- is changing lives to this day.
For veterans in wheelchairs, like DeMarlon, who remain driven by the thrill of victory, no greater sense of fulfillment will rival the pride from putting on a suit or uniform every day, earning a paycheck and enjoying a good career. This was the epiphany that led him to explore working after he competed at several Wheelchair Games, collecting countless medals and amassing confidence in his abilities. He took action by contacting a counselor for Paralyzed Veterans of America's PAVE (Paving Access for Veterans Employment) Program and began the step toward true self-actualization that Sir Guttman had envisioned for all people sharing DeMarlon's circumstances.
Comprised of a nationwide network of counselors, the PAVE Program connects directly with injured veterans at VA spinal cord injury centers and empowers them with the tools they need to secure good careers. The program also engages employers and educates them about the benefits of hiring veterans with disabilities while dispelling any concerns they have about adapting their workplaces. For DeMarlon, this resulted in an offer letter for a position as a National Service Officer with Paralyzed Veterans of America, an achievement that outshined any medal or trophy on his mantle. His journey through disability to rehabilitation to sports to a fulfilling career is one of many stories that serve to change what we should expect from people with disabilities, especially those who have already demonstrated the courage and character to stand ready to defend our country.
Stories like DeMarlon's are being told across the country. The PAVE Program is currently working with more than 1,600 hard-to-place veterans and has helped more than 500 achieve vocational fulfillment. More than 450 employers, including well-known brands such as Walgreens, Best Buy and Microsoft, have committed to supporting PAVE by hiring more disabled veterans. And this Veterans Day comes at a time when our collective conscience compels us to remain acutely focused on putting men and women who have served back to work, regardless of disability or occupational impediment. But even as overall veteran unemployment drops, the rate for the most underserved segment of the veteran population -- those who are severely disabled -- remains three to eight times higher, an unacceptable reality that is best discerned by simply looking around one's workplace and noting the few disabled veterans, if any, who work there.
The good news is that we can solve this problem with your help. Communities across our great nation: we need your help spread the word about what we are doing. Please reach out to unemployed veterans in your community. Tell them that Paralyzed Veterans of America is here to help them find good competitive careers. Encourage them to visit PVA.org for details.
Employers: Please take look around you. If you have no veterans with disabilities working for you, then that's a problem -- but it's a problem we can solve together. Reach out to us: Paralyzed Veterans and America can help you pave access for veterans' employment.
Finally as our thoughts this Veterans Day turn to helping those men and women who have served and sacrificed, we should draw inspiration from DeMarlon's story of success and channel that inspiration to help tackle the issue of unemployment for veterans with disabilities. Let's honor our veterans with disabilities who are unemployed by helping them find good careers at great companies. These heroes want neither pity nor charity --- just a fair shot at the American dream.
Sherman Gillums, a U.S. Marine Corps veteran, is a senior executive at President of Paralyzed Veterans of America.


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JOHNSON CITY (Nov. 2, 2012) – The ETSU men's basketball team will make its first official debut in exhibition game action Saturday afternoon, as the Buccaneers take on Carson-Newman at 4 p.m. inside the ETSU/MSHA Athletic Center.
With a roster that includes four freshmen, two sophomores and two junior college transfers, the Buccaneers boast a team that has talent but not a lot of Division I experience. ETSU fans will be treated to a group that includes plenty of fresh faces.
For more on the game – which will be played during ETSU's Saturday Homecoming events – read the game notes located below or click on the game notebook link above.
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Game Notes
We are "ETSU"
The ETSU Department of Intercollegiate Athletics would like to ask both the print and broadcast media to honor our request to be called "ETSU" ... East Tennessee State in first reference is acceptable, but subsequent references should be ETSU ... On TV graphics please use ETSU ... Our nickname is the Buccaneers, but Bucs is also acceptable.
ETSU 2012-13 team preview
After several years of quality returning players and at least some level of certainty regarding what to expect heading into the winter months, the 2012-13 ETSU men's basketball team will enter the new campaign with several questions and concerns. ... The loss of standout seniors such as Adam Sollazzo (Tampa), Isiah Brown (Miami, Fla.) and Tommy Hubbard (Boston) will be hard to overcome, considering that group combined for a total of 3,091 points in their careers. A year ago, the Bucs enjoyed quality wins such as a road victory over Atlantic 10 Conference foe Charlotte, and finished with a respectable 17 victories on the season. The team finished fourth in the Atlantic Sun Conference standings at 10-8, reaching the league tournament semifinals. ... This season, the Bucs top two returning starters are guards Sheldon Cooley (Tampa) and Marcus Dubose (Hartsville, S.C.), who both combined to score 19.7 points per game a year ago. Along with those two, fellow guard Jarvis Jones (Memphis) and forward Lukas Poderis (Port Richey, Fla.) are the only other ETSU players to be returning after playing significant minutes last year. ... With so few returning, experienced players, ETSU will be looking to some unproven returning players, as well as a recruiting class that includes three incoming freshmen and a pair of junior college transfers, to come in and make an immediate impact. Sophomores Rashawn Rembert (Tampa) and John Walton (Memphis), along with redshirt freshman Lester Wilson (Knoxville) are expected to increase their production this year, while true freshmen guards Petey McClain (Mobile, Ala.), Mario Stramaglia (Birmingham, Ala.), and Yunio Barrueta (Miami, Fla.) will look to blossom into early contributors. ... On the interior, Poderis and Walton will need help from junior college transfers Kinard Gadsden-Gilliard (Georgetown, S.C.) and Hunter Harris (Nashville). While they may have plenty of questions entering the season, the Bucs' schedule will not provide much patience for development. The team will face teams such as North Carolina, Virginia Tech, Ole Miss and Georgia in the opening weeks of the season, and will host 2011 Final Four participant VCU (Jan. 2) just days before the start of the Atlantic Sun Conference slate. The team will also enjoy a Christmas holiday trip to the Diamond Head Classic and face Arizona in the first round of that event on Dec. 22.
Last time out
MACON, Ga. (March 2, 2012) – After building a five-point halftime lead, the ETSU men's basketball team was unable to stop a second-half offensive surge by the Belmont Bruins and ultimately dropped a hard fought 69-61 contest in the semifinals of the General Shale Brick Atlantic Sun Conference Championships inside Mercer's University Center. ... It was the first time in 15 straight games that the Bruins (26-7 overall) had faced a halftime deficit ... The Buccaneers were led by a team-high 16 points from senior guard Adam Sollazzo (Tampa), while fellow senior guard Tommy Hubbard (Boston) and junior guard Marcus Dubose (Hartsville, S.C.) netted 15 points apiece. ... In the first half, the Bucs played inspired basketball, out-rebounding the Bruins 21-12 and holding one of the nation's top offenses to 36.4 percent shooting. The Bucs – who outscored Belmont 18-6 in the paint during the first 20 minutes – only trailed once at 8-7, but ultimately led by as many as eight points before the intermission. ... After the break, the Bruins opened with an 11-3 run and later used another 15-6 surge to make it 54-42 with just over eight minutes left in the game. ETSU did not crack though, putting together its own 14-5 run to make it 59-56 with 2:55 left in the game. ... At that point, a made 3-pointer by Belmont's Kerron Johnson was decisive and put Belmont back on top by six with 2:32 left. However, the Bucs later had a chance to get within two points with 23 seconds remaining, but trailing 66-61 a 3-point attempt by Dubose rimmed out and effectively ended ETSU's chances.
The series versus Carson-Newman
The Bucs and Eagles have been playing basketball games since 1920, and in total the two squads have played 52 regular season games ... While Saturday's game is an exhibition, the Bucs hold a 32-20 advantage in regular season meetings and have won the last five against C-N.
Last time out against Carson-Newman
JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Nov. 5, 2011) – A relentless full-court defense and solid shooting from beyond the 3-point line helped power the ETSU men's basketball team to a decisive 87-59 win over Carson-Newman in exhibition basketball action Saturday afternoon inside the ETSU-MSHA Athletic Center. ... The Buccaneers were forced to play their final preseason game shorthanded, as senior guard Adam Sollazzo (Tampa), junior guard Marcus Dubose (Hartsville, S.C.) and junior forward Lukas Poderis (Port Richey, Fla.) all sat out with injuries. However, ETSU made up for those absences by forcing 24 turnovers and getting double-figure scoring from four other players. ... Senior post Isiah Brown (Miami, Fla.) finished with a double-double thanks to his 19-point, 12-rebound effort, while junior guard Jarvis Jones (Memphis) also posted a 19-point game. In addition, junior guard Sheldon Cooley (Tampa) netted 17 points and dished out seven assists, while freshman guard Rashawn Rembert (Tampa) scored 14 points in his ETSU debut. ... For the game, the Bucs out-rebounded the Eagles 44-27 and enjoyed a 20-7 advantage on points off turnovers. In addition, ETSU shot 41 percent from 3-point range, while holding C-N to just 38 percent from the floor and 25 percent from beyond the arc.
Bartow stands atop list of second generation coaches
Murry Bartow's coaching lineage is undeniable ... As the son of the late Gene Bartow, he had the fortunate opportunity to grow up learning from one of the most successful basketball coaches in college history ... Setting off on his own career, Murry has carried on the family tradition of success ... His 61 percent winning percentage at ETSU makes him the winningest Buccaneers' head coach by percentage, and his 179 career wins ranks second on the ETSU all-time list ... In addition, Murry's 282 career victories ranks No. 1 among second generation college coaches, besting the 252 wins by John Thompson III ... Along with his father's 647 career wins, the Bartow men have combined for 929 victories, ranking fourth on the all-time win list for Father/Son coaches.
Talented Bucs still face obstacle with experience
At no time in the tenure of ETSU head coach Murry Bartow have the Buccaneers had less experience ... This season, the team has 13 active players on the roster and only 13 total years of Division I experience combined among all those student-athletes ... On average, that's just one year of experience per player on average ... With four freshmen and two sophomores that means that nearly half the team are "underclassmen."
Bucs ranked 2nd, Cooley 12th in steals a year ago
Key to the Bucs' success last year was the ability to swipe the ball from opponents ... Senior Sheldon Cooley (Tampa) returns this season after ranking 12th nationally with 2.48 steals per game, and as a team, the Bucs ranked second nationally with 10.2 steals per game.
Dubose to be counted on to provide offensive spark
Last season, senior guard Marcus Dubose (Hartsville, S.C.) ranked third on the team with an average of 10.8 points per game ... Those numbers were solid for a first-year junior college transfer, and he also posted statistics such as 16 games of double-figure scoring and six games of 20-plus points ... However, consistency was an issue at times for Dubose, who also posted nine games of five points or less ... Head coach Murry Bartow has publicly stated that a key to the Bucs' success this season will be having Dubose become a more consistent offensive threat.
Home Sweet Dome ... against non-conference teams
Since the 1996-97 season, the Buccaneers are an amazing 153-48 overall inside Memorial Center, good for a winning percentage of 77 percent ... But when looking at the past 11 years, the Bucs are an even more impressive 46-4 against non-conference opponents ... Last year, the Bucs went 10-3 overall at the Dome and a perfect 4-0 against non-conference opponents.
Bucs have tradition of postseason appearances, success
The ETSU men's basketball team has enjoyed its share of postseason success and ranks as one of the nation's most prestigious basketball programs ... The Buccaneers have earned berths to the NCAA Tournament nine times (1969, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 2003, 2004, 2009, 2010) and NIT twice (1983, 2007) ... In 2011, the Bucs made their first ever appearance in the CollegeInsider.com Postseason Tournament, winning twice and advancing to the semifinals of that event ... It was the program's 12th postseason tournament appearance all-time.
ETSU picked among nation's best "Prestige" programs
Since the beginning of the modern era for NCAA Division I-A basketball – marked by the expansion of the NCAA Tournament field to 64 teams in 1984-85 – the ETSU men's basketball program ranks in the Top 30 percent of the 300 programs that were eligible for the postseason at that time, this according to ESPN.com's "Prestige" ranking released back in 2008 ... Since that time, the Bucs have only added to their list of prestigious honors … The Buccaneers -- who have enjoyed nine NCAA Tournament trips, one NIT and one CIT berth, 14 20-win seasons, and a slew of conference regular season and tournament championships since 1984-85 -- ranked tied for 82nd out of 300 teams, meaning they were in the Top 27 percent of schools making the list. ETSU was ranked ahead of every current Atlantic Sun Conference team, as well as former Southern Conference rivals Appalachian State, Western Carolina, Georgia Southern and UNC Greensboro. In addition, the Bucs ranked ahead of SEC schools such as Tennessee, Vanderbilt, South Carolina, Mississippi State, Georgia, Mississippi and Auburn, as well as programs such as Virginia Tech, Notre Dame, DePaul, Bradley, Clemson, California and Florida State.


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