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"I feel some pressure that we should at least get close to another title," said the 18-year-old between practice chips on Tuesday, Feb. 26, at Tracy Golf and Country Club, the Bulldogs' home course.
The lone returning senior from the 15-0 2012 squad that finished four strokes short of the Masters postseason tournament said he and the other experienced players need to "step up and shoot well" to stay on top.
"I want to lead this team to another championship," Erler said.
Coach Derek Solano, in his 13th season as Tracy High's coach, said Lodi will challenge for the league crown since the Bulldogs have lost three starters.
But with eight of the 10 players on the team members at the country club, he said there is "every opportunity to get better."
"They say success breeds success," Solano said, "and I think our kids have bought into that."
Junior Shivam Swamy, 16, says the team should set its sights on repeating as SJAA champs.
"I'd say our team is a bit younger — we've lost a few players," he said. "I think that would be a good goal for our team."
Swamy, who hopes to make it as far as Masters as an individual, said getting a good start on each nine-hole match and keeping "a clear mind and a clear conscience" are his keys to success.
"The mental side is what makes golf one of the hardest sports," he said, "especially under a pressure situation."
Talon Simmons, 15, endured plenty of pressure in 2012 as a freshman who played in the league tournament in which Tracy defeated Lodi by one stroke to secure the SJAA title.
The sophomore said that "exciting" experience has given him a bit of an advantage this year.
"We're going to come back just as strong as last year — we just need practice, practice, practice," he said. "Being through it once, I know what to expect."
The Bulldogs had their first nine-hole match of the season Thursday against Moreau Catholic. Scores were not available as of press time.
Kimball Jaguars
Nine Kimball High golfers surrounded a practice green Monday, Feb. 25, focusing on chips, bunker blasts and putts at Tracy Golf and Country Club.
Coach Sean Rivera said it will be practices like this one that could help the young team contend against the Valley Oak League's powerhouses.
"This is where they lose most of their shots, right around the green," Rivera said. "What kills their scores are the sevens, eights and nines."
Last year, Kimball finished 15-7 overall and 8-6 in league, according to Rivera, good for third place.
According to sophomore Reese Maxfield — who Rivera said will help form "the heart" of this season's relatively inexperienced team — the loss of three seniors from the 2012 campaign will be a challenge to overcome.
The second-year varsity player hopes to lower his personal scores, which would help the team overall.
"I'd like to be shooting four or five over (par for nine holes) or less," the 15-year-old said. "This year, it's going to be more difficult to win matches, because last year we had three really good seniors who aren't with us this year."
Rivera and co-coach Gary Moore, who have coached Kimball's golf team since its inaugural season in 2010, expect the team will be competitive even if it doesn't challenge for a league title.
Moore said a lack of full-time golfers puts the squad at a disadvantage compared to VOL-leaders like Sonora, Oakdale and East Union.
It's one of the reasons Moore hopes to help players "learn to love the game" and take it up on their own time.
"Most of our top six are capable of a low-40s score (on nine holes)," Moore said. "If we get to the point where we're having guys play outside of school, we'll be a ton better."
Kimball won its Tuesday, Feb. 26, season-opening match against Stagg High of Stockton, 244-281.
West Wolf Pack
A couple seasons ago, West High almost didn't field a boys golf team, according to coach Matt Loggins.
But on Tuesday, Feb. 26, at Old River Golf Course, six golfers were competing in the team's first match of the season against Sierra High, with three more practicing and two more set to join the club Thursday, Feb. 28.
Loggins, coaching his 13th season, said it's part of "rebuilding" the program.
"A lot of it is enjoyment," Loggins said. "I want to keep the kids coming back."
Last season, the Wolf Pack finished fifth out of six teams in the Tri-City Athletic League.
Loggins said he didn't know how high in the standings his squad might finish this season, but hopes players continually improve.
"I think we'll become a little better (over the course of the season)," Loggins said. "We're very blue collar — some of these guys, it's their first experience playing golf.
He expects junior Austin Smith, a second-year varsity player who's taken up the game "full time," and newcomer senior Mark Olson to lead the team.
The Wolf Pack lost their league-opener against Sierra, 224-223. Loggins is optimistic that his team's overall scores will only get lower as the season progresses.
"New guys, they are going to go shoot big numbers," he said, "but those scores are going to come down."
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Larry Sunderland, Director of Player Development/Academy Director/Head Coach
As Academy Director, Larry Sunderland will develop curriculum guidelines, monitor player and staff development, coach and oversee all soccer-specific aspects of the Chicago Fire Academy and player development system. He also serves as Technical Director of the Chicago Fire PDL, Super-20 and Juniors youth club. He has held these positions since 2009. During that time, the Fire Player Development system has seen the Academy U16 team become the first MLS Academy side to win a USSDA National Championship, four academy players have moved to the first team as homegrown signings, U20 North American Championships in 2008 and 2012, and a PDL record 11 players chosen in the 2012 MLS SuperDraft. Sunderland holds the USSF "A" License, USSF National "Youth" License, NSCAA Advanced National Diploma and the KNVB "Youth" Certificate. He joined the USSF National Instructional Staff in 2000 and the NSCAA Associate National Staff in 2002. He has been a member of the Illinois and Wisconsin ODP staffs as well as Region II boys and girls staffs. His college coaching resume includes head coaching positions with the Men's and Women's programs at Wisconsin Lutheran College and Kendal College, as well as serving as the Men's Assistant Coach at Long Island University/CW Post College. Sunderland's professional playing career began in 1985 with the New York Express of the Major Indoor Soccer League. In 1986, he moved to the Milwaukee Wave of the National Professional Soccer League where he played until he joined the Chicago Power. In 1990-91 he was part of the Power's Championship team before briefly returning to Milwaukee in 1993. Sunderland ended his playing career in 1996.
John Dorn, Executive Director of Player Development
John Dorn oversees and coordinates the synergies of Chicago Fire Soccer Club's Youth Player Development system that includes the Fire Academy, PDL and Fire Juniors since 2009. During that time, the Fire Player Development system has seen the Academy U16 team become the first MLS Academy side to win a USSDA National Championship, four academy players move to first team as homegrown signings, U20 North American Championships in 2008 and 2012, and a PDL record 11 players chosen in the 2012 MLS SuperDraft. He was a founding member of the Chicago Fire Premier, formerly called the Chicago Fire Reserves, from 2001-04. Dorn has served as the Director of Soccer since 2001 and President of the Fire Premier's parent organization, Chicago Fire Premier FC, from 2005 through 2014. During that time, 97 players have moved from the Fire PDL system to the professional level. Prior joining to the Fire, Dorn served as the head coach at Brother Rice High School in Chicago from 1994-97, as a volunteer assistant coach at Loyola University from 1997-98, Director of Soccer at Moraine Valley Community College from 1998-2000 and Director of Coaching for the Chicago Area Soccer League from 1996-2000. He received his USSF licenses in 1993, 94 and 95.
Victor Fernandez, U-13/14, U-15/16 and U-17/18 Assistant Coach
Victor Fernandez, U-11 Academy Head Coach, currently holds a USSF "A" license. Hispanic Player Scout and Recruiter, serves as a liaison between hispanic recruits and Larry Sunderland, Chicago Fire Academy/Technical Director. Fernandez played professional soccer for 11 years, his playing experience includes; Rockford Thunder, Chicago Power, Denver Thunder, Detroit Rockers and finally ending his career with the Chicago Power in 96'. Victor has continued his passion for the game by coaching competitive youth teams since ending his playing career.
Marc McElligott, 1998 Academy Head Coach
Holding an USSF A License and an NSCAA Premier Diploma Marc McElligott brings the experience of 7 years as Director of Coaching at HUSA and 3 years as Boys Director of Coaching at Eclipse to Chicago Fire. A former ODP coach with Iowa and Illinois ODP where he won a Regional and National title in 2007. A winner of Illinois and Regional coach of the year awards during a run which saw the winning of USYS Nationals Championships in 2010 and 2011. Chicago Fire's U15 National title in 2011 being the first time an Illinois boys team has won back to back national titles.
Charlie Trout, 2003, 2002, 2001 and 2000 Academy Head Coach
Head coach of 2002 and 2000 academy. Joined Chicago Fire in 2011 summer as assistant coach with Chicago Fire PDL. Coached at Chicago United since 2008 in age groups ranging from u9s to u13s. Starting coaching in 2002 at Lincoln City academy (England), earned UEFA B level 2 license in 2003. Undergraduate assistant at UIC in 2010. Playing Career: England Lincoln City - Youth team 2002-2005 YTS Gainsborough Trinity - Conference North USA UIC 2007 - 2009 Elite Eight in 2007 Sweet sixteen in 2008 Chicago Fire PDL 2008
Raul Barillas, 2003, 2002, 2001 and 2000 Academy Assistant Coach
Raul Barillas has been working as a staff coach for the Chicago Fire Academy since July 2012 after serving as an Assistant Coach for Lewis University, (Romeoville, IL) in 2011 and for the 2010 IHSAA State Champion Lake Central (St. John, IN) boys soccer team. Prior to his experiences as an Assistant Coach both at Lewis University and Lake Central, Raul Barillas spent two years with the Chicago Magic Soccer Club. He served as both the Director for ages 8 to 11 and the Assistant to the Technical Director for ages 12 to 15. He assisted the Chicago Magic U15 Girls team that won the 2009 National Cup VIII and U14 Boys team that won the 2010 National Cup IX. As a collegiate student-athlete, Raul Barillas played for Bethel College in Mishawaka, Indiana from 2006 to 2008 and earned a bachelor's degree in Computer Information Technology Management. He has also competed on the national level and represented his country internationally as he was a member of the El Salvador Youth National Team for seven years (U11-U17). At this moment, Raul Barillas holds both a USSF National "B" and National "Youth" license and is currently pursuing his master's degree in Elementary Education with a bilingual endorsement.
Aron Hyde, Goalkeeper Coach
Aron Hyde returns for his fifth season as the goalkeeping coach for the Chicago Fire Soccer Club in 2014. In his first four years with the Fire, Hyde has been integral in the development of U.S. international Sean Johnson. In addition to training the Fire's goalkeeping core, the Birmingham, England product assists with scouting and the club's Academy teams. The 30-year-old joined the Fire in 2010 after spending 2009 as an assistant coach with the University of Washington's men's team. Prior to joining the Huskies, Hyde worked as the Goalkeeping Coach for Seattle University's men's and women's soccer teams, from 2006-09. Hyde previously coached for Seattle-based Emerald City FC where he served as assistant goalkeeper coach and head team coach for two of the boy's club teams. He has been involved as a Region IV Staff Coach, an NSCAA goalkeeping staff instructor and with the Washington state Olympic Development Program. Hyde's vast playing experience includes spells with Walsall FC, Millwall FC, and Wycombe Wanderers in his native England. Stateside, he spent time at Judson College (NAIA). He currently possesses his USSF A and USSF Goalkeeping Licenses, and his UEFA A Coaching License. Hyde, who lives in Chicago, earned his Masters in Sport Administration and Leadership from Seattle University in 2009.
Stan Anderson, Goalkeeper Coach
Stan Anderson is the Associate Head Coach at Marquette University, having just completed his fifth season there with Head Coach Louis Bennett after completing a 10 year run as the Associate Head Coach at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee with Bennett where the Panthers compiled a 136-63-17 record and five straight NCAA Tournament berths. Since then he has mentored all of the Golden Eagles' keepers, including Matt Pyzdrowski, who in 2010 signed a professional contract with the Portland Timbers (USSL Division-2). He has been named the nation's top assistant coach by College Soccer News numerous times while also operating Camp Shutout, a premier camp for goalkeepers The Palatine, IL native and member of his high school's hall of fame was a record breaking goalkeeper for the University of Wisconsin-Parkside and was named an All-American in 1989. He received his degree in 1990 and spent a season as a professional player with the Dayton Dynamo playing for fellow Academy staff member Jon Dolinsky before moving into the coaching ranks. He is married to Mary and they have two sons, Anthony and Michael.
Kyle Retzlaff, Player Development Business Coordinator
Kyle joined the Chicago Fire in September of 2012. Kyle came to the Fire from U.S. Soccer where he was the Development Academy League Coordinator from 2010 to 2012. Prior to his time with the Fire Academy, Kyle served as staff coach for over 6 years in youth soccer including working with clubs such as Team Evanston, FC Milwaukee, Potomac Soccer Club and Classics FC Soccer Club. He currently holds a USSF National "D" License. Kyle graduated from Ohio State University in the spring of 2009. While at Ohio State Kyle was a 4 year letter winner on the Varsity Men's Soccer Team from 2004-07 where he was part of Ohio State teams that were NCAA Division 1 Postseason Tournament participant in 2004, 2005 and 2007, Tournament Finalist in 2007 and Big Ten Champions in 2004 and 2007.


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My present bow is a 2004 Martin, no change in the near future
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My present bow is a 2004 Martin, no change in the near future
Kinda like a wife,, "you never Know",,, Just turned over a few bows to 2013s' and hope to keep theses for a long time, but you really never know...
the longest I have had the same bow is about 2 years
Life long - if possible. I think it's kind of useless to change a bow each year. This summer i took my MOAB which wasn't shot for about 10 months and after a few shots i was able to make a good group from 20 to 60 yards. I'm used to the bow and know it well, so what's the point of taking a new one? And the last 2 years the specs don't change at all.
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2011 Onza
See no need to get rid of anything. What I want is one of everything. Just passed a killer deal on a Alien Z, alwayz looking for the perfect deal, I think I jest missed it.
Every archer needs 4 bows, a target bow, long ata hunter, short treestand hunter, and a classic longbow or recurve. Oh just send me one of everthing 50lb drawweight, 29" draw.
It seems I keep bows longer now than I used to. Actually I should say I use them longer now, not that I get rid of them, but keep them as back ups or set up the old ones for specific uses.
My oldest is my Damon & Howatt recurve that I have set up for carp shooting. 45#@28" draw. I bought it when I was a young man in the early 70's. I like a recurve for this because I feel I can shoot quicker when a shot presents itself. Fingers and instintive sighting.
My self made longbow is a 60" long hickory with deer leg sinew and rattlesnake skin backing with a 60# pull @28", 6 1/2" brace and flemish twist string. This bow I've used for rabbits and other small game and just fun shooting. I really have no idea why I have never taken it out deer hunting. I guess it's just I know I'll have that opportunity at a very large buck at 35yrds which is out of my effective range with this bow on larger game. I've owned it for about 20yrs.
I still have my 1996 Martin Prowler with Z-cams. This is just a meat axe of a bow. Seems to be indestructable and I always keep it around as a back up. I have shot more game with this bow than any other I have ever owned and have never had any problems with it. It even still has the Martin lock mount prong style rest I bought with it.
With compound bows I always say: "When technology advances where I can see a very good reason to get into a new bow I'll buy the next one." In the beginning of compounds this was very often. For the last 5 years when the limbs started getting more and more parrallel and the brace hieghts were getting longer while the speeds remained somewhat constant I kept thinking maybe next year. I just couldn't ever decide on what bow and which company to go with. Last year I seriously started to look and I finally made up my mind to switch back to Martin. Then came the big decision ... which one? I decided on the Cougar FC with the Fury xt cams. The bow felt great in my hands, I liked the draw cycle and with no extras the bow feels smooth and steady, quiet at release. The price was the deal cincher. I wanted to reduce my draw wieght.:)I am not getting any younger:) So I got it with the 60#limbs. With the adjustability of this cam by just dialing it in, it's just remarkable.
I am replacing a 2001 Bowtech Black Night 2. Set up 70#, 28" draw, 65% let off, it has a 6 1/2"brace, arrows wiegh 405grains. My hunting setup shoots 280fps through the crono. I am not getting rid of the Bowtech because even though I keep getting told it's loud and too aggressive of a cam with a low brace hieght and hard to shoot; I can drive tacks with it! Just think what I'll be able to do with this Martin Cougar!


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There are times when I'll go off into the woods for a trek and enjoy the walk in the woods, but end up not seeing much (if anything!) in the way of wildlife. My wife will sometimes give me a good natured ribbing by saying that she sees more wildlife than I do by simply looking out the windows of our home. Although it's certainly not an everyday occurrence, she has seen moose, bear, deer, porcupine, as well as the usual variety of birds, squirrels, etc.
A few days ago, I had just walked in the door from one of my "non sight-seeing" hikes when my wife called me over to the window to see a herd of turkeys immediately outside one of our windows. I quickly grabbed my camera and got a couple of shots before they did the "turkey trot" and disappeared into the surrounding woods. The two snapshots below were what I was able to capture.
(Maybe I should start staying home and run up & down the stairs for exercise, while keeping a watchful eye on the views from each of the windows along the "route"!)


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Days off are usually pretty rewarding. Today has been spent in my jammies wandering around the apartment completing tasks on my to-do list. One of those tasks was to make breadsticks.
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I haven't made many batches of breadsticks. This particular recipe stood out though and seemed like a nice accompaniment to the carrot-parsnip soup we are having for dinner tonight. I adapted the recipe from a very old issue of Cooking Light magazine. It was nearly vegan to begin with, so my changes are minimal.
Twisted Cornmeal Breadsticks with Fennel & Coarse Salt
1 cup plus 2 tablespoons warm, unsweetened, non-dairy milk (I used soy)
1 tablespoon sugar
2 1/4 teaspoons active dry yeast
3 tablespoons olive oil
2 cups unbleached all-purpose flour
1/2 cup whole wheat flour
1/2 cup cornmeal
3/4 teaspoon salt
1 tablespoon water
1 tablespoon fennel seeds
1 1/2 teaspoons coarse salt
1. In a glass measuring cup, whisk together milk, sugar, and yeast. Set aside until frothy, about 5 minutes. Stir in olive oil.
2. In the bowl of a stand mixer, combine flours, cornmeal, and salt. Pour the wet ingredients into the dry. Using the dough hook, knead on medium speed for about 8 minutes. The dough should be smooth and elastic.
3. Put the dough in an oiled bowl, cover with a towel or plastic wrap, and set in a warm, draft-free place until doubled in volume. This should take about 1-1 1/2 hours. Meanwhile, line two baking sheets with parchment paper and set aside.
4. Once the dough has risen, turn it out onto a lightly floured surface. Divide the dough into 24 equal portions. Cover with a damp towel to prevent the dough from drying out. Roll each portion of dough into an 8-inch rope. Take two ropes and twist them together, pinching each end to seal well. Place breadsticks on prepared baking sheets. Cover with a towel or plastic wrap while you finish with the remaining dough.
5. Once all breadsticks have been shaped, cover lightly with plastic and set back in the warm, draft-free place for 30 minutes.
6. Preheat oven to 425 degrees F. Brush the water gently over the tops of the breadsticks and sprinkle with the fennel seed and salt mixture. Bake for 12-15 minutes, or until lightly browned and puffy. Transfer to a wire rack to cool before serving.
Sadly, by the time these finished baking, all daylight was lost. But, you can still see how pretty they are with the twisted shape. I loved the addition of fennel seeds on top. Now we are justing waiting for the soup to finish!


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I don't know what it is, Paul's original Sovereign didn't have this component drift, so I'm not understanding why your modification does.
In any case, I appreciate the effort but like I said I can't use the OBJ. Look at the difference between the two. The OBJ's saucer texture loads very differently than the 3DS, but the 3DS one is the correct one; the OBJ UV mapping isn't even close to broadcast-quality.
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9:07am. That's only a couple minutes.
Hey Hutch. Do you have your time corrected for your time zone in the User CP section? Unless I'm missing something your post said 5:50 and you said it was about 10:00, four hours off, roughly.
Still I usually go to bed about 11:30pm and still wake up between 5:30am and 6:00am and I'm retired. Heck, it's still dark when I get up with nothing to do except drink coffee and dink around on the puter. I gotta get a life.


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• 1 To-Go Ware CONSERVE Utensil Set – Bamboo flatware and chopsticks in a recycled plastic holder made by CONSERVE, and NGO project in Delhi (via Re-Nest)
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• 5 Pony Up Design Flatware Sets - This Etsy seller makes cloth cases with bamboo flatware and antique and vintage silverware
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• 7 Boker Snacpac – Stainless steel fork, knife, spoon, and salt and pepper shakers in one compact case
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Some of these are pretty cool!
I like these! I used to [still do, technically] have a cute little child's set of reusable silverware from Japan with black and white pigs on it. Except I just cracked th it the other day, and now I have to carry the fork and spoon and chopsticks separately. And naturally, they don't fit in my lunchbox [round, nothing fits in there except minipies].


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Does it play blu-rays?
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Great review. Cant wait to get mine on Friday!
Oops, even though it will play Blu-rays it won't play 3D Blu-rays. A serious omission.
so I've been thinking since the Xbox One is not backwards compatible would it be possible through the HDMI input for the tv to hook the your 360 up through that? Albeit it would not be true backwards compatibility it might work though for those of us who have a plethora of 360 games we have yet to finish and/or start and still want the dual functionality to watch Netflix or youtube alongside the game. I do realize you would then not be able to hook up your cable or satallite box to the Xbox One but mine doesn't have an HDMI output and the tv thing doesn't really interest me anyhow. Of course Microsoft may have already foresaw people trying to this and put stop gap measures in place to keep it from happening which is most likely the case. If I've thought of then somebody else must have thought it as well
Sometimes, I wish I weren't such a PC snob, because a lot of what the Xbox One brings to the table looks quite nice. I just can't get over the poor graphics and poor performance capabilities in general (again, I'm a PC snob), and appreciate too much the unparalleled flexibility of the PC. Back when the X360 and PS3 launched (both of which I purchased at launch), I didn't feel like the PC was vastly superior at the time. This time around, the delta is enormous. But - so is the power draw, to be fair.
That all said, I am jealous of those who will be playing Forza and Killer Instinct. And while I am not sure I'd put it to much use personally, the new Kinect is unbelievable - Microsoft -really- did nice work there.
"The new consoles may be getting the lion's share of buzz as of late, but rest assured their arrival is a good thing for the PC."
It's a little unfortunate that it takes a new console generation to make this happen, but I'll take it. Oh, and once the Xbox One gamepad becomes available for the PC, I'm picking that bad boy up. Yet another benefit for PC gamers.
Fantastic look, Marco.
Neither system supports 3D Blu-Ray, but considering how poorly the 3D home market ended up, I think it was more a choice than an omission.
What happens when your Skype partner says "Xbox Off"? Hehehe...
Waaay cool... I'm a pc guy but I like what I see.
Ha! I should have tried that! I wonder... :)
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@Rob - I think you should let go of the idea of "poor performance" and "poor graphics". In all honestly, I'm a PC snob as well, but I was genuinely impressed with the responsiveness of the console itself, just tooling around the OS and running apps. As for the graphics, I've got my test rig with a pair of GTX 780 Tis connected to 4K display right next to me, and I was still slack-jawed at how a couple of the games looked on the Xbox One. Of course, those were the two games that are still under embargo. Forza and Ryse look awesome. If you play those games as they're supposed to be played (large screen HDTV, sitting a few feet away, there is no way you won't be impressed. The facial animation is Ryse may be the best I've ever seen. And the models in Forza are as good as they get. Yes, you can get up close and nit pick the aliasing or texture quality in spots, but if you just sit in and play, like most poeple will, they're awesome. I can't wait for the weekend so I veg out with Ryse...
@Josh - You could technically plug in whatever you like into the HDMI input on the Xbox One, and when you switch to that input, whatever is being displayed will be shown on screen. That's really no different than simply plugging the Xbox 360 into a different input on your television and just switching to it though.
Man absolutely no one cares about 3D!!! No one! People are avoiding buying 3D TV's those who have them (like me) didn't buy it for 3D capabilities we simply didn't have a choice it is included, many who own one don't own glasses for it unless they were included, and no one is buying 3D content. The gaming community said no to 3D long and are headed more in the direction of VR headsets. Yet people are complaining and saying ridiculous things like "serious omission" for the sole reason of putting down the console. Come up with a better excuse to complain guys because you yourselves don't actually give a flying... Pig... About 3D.
This almost makes me want to get one! Excellent review. I'm just not sure I'm going to upgrade yet. We have two 360s and if one gets the xbone the other will want it too lol... that's a lot of $$$ Maybe I'll start an xbone money jar :)
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Quick question, how does the pass through work with the cablebox's DVR system, and I'm guessing you still needed a remote for volume and such.
It's really just an HDMI pass-thru, so your set-top box's DVR system will function exactly as it did before. You'll still need to use your existing remote, etc.
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thanks for the review. I am wondering how the xbox one will work with my comcast one platform. And the kinnect and microsoft one wont have any capabilities to integrate with the tv itself such as volume and power ? I am thinking no. Also this might not be in the ballpark but what about people that have xbox360s as well. say you just set up your xbox one played some forza gained achievements. Now you also still want to play your xbox 360 games. So you launch gta and gain an achievement. will this automatically work between the two ? or will you have to download your gamertags everytime you switch between the two systems.
One you're logged in on either system, your achievements should be saved...
As for the TV / Set Top box control, the Xbox One CAN control power an volume. Since the Kinect acts like a big IR blaster, it offers many of the basic functions of a universal remote control.
okay thanks. it would be a bonus if it can change inputs as well. so i can run cable box into the hdmi in. then run xbox 360 into hdmi 1 on tv and ps4 into hdmi 2
Nice review :) i cant wait to get mine tomorrow!!!!!!!!!!
Sounds sweet. Would like to replace me PS3 with one of these.
Nice review Marco. As someone who also appears to use an htpc, I'm curious as to your impressions about the differences between having a dedicated htpc with some type of cablecard and trying to use the xbone for media purposes. In particular I guess my gripe as someone who uses an HDHomerun Prime and an htpc, the xbone doesn't look like it would let me get rid of anything (ie - cable box, dvr, htpc....).
The reason why I ask is that it seems like Microsoft is staking a lot on the media capabilities of the xbone as opposed to it's gaming capabilities. While it looks like the xbone is a capable gaming system, it seems strange to me that Microsoft isn't marketing the xbone as a great standalone console and instead is selling it as some type of entertainment appliance.
BTW - Please tell me I wasn't the only one who was laughing at the PS4 ad that was playing on ESPN during the review (about 9:30 I think).
may have stated in the article but
which version of HDMI does it have?
also, specs says ddr3 I thought It had ddr5 or is that just my bad memory
I'll let Marco respond to the HTPC question RT, but you're not the only one that noticed that commercial spot. Our Youtube audience picked up on it as well! :-D The funny thing is, neither Marco or I picked up on it during production of the video demo. Too funny that it just sneaked past us, otherwise we might have edited it out. ;)
By RCone on Nov 20, 2013 "Does it play blu-rays?"
100% compatibility with non-3D titles. 3D might be supported later, but regular blurays are perfectly watchable on the device!
DDR3 + eSRAM cache in Xbox One, GDDR5 in the PS4. And it's HDMI 1.4.
Agreed Marco great job! Really reads like an honest review both from a techy's view and a gamers side. Felt very unbiased when none of the other reviews out there on the next gen consoles are; everyone else seemed to choose a side before they even tried the systems. I've been sending out this link to my friends and all the students in my school :)
I have been playing RYSE and wow what a game... LOVE IT!!!!!!!!!!! it looks so impressive and the combat in it is fantastic. I am really enjoying this game.
Nice! As a PC guy, now playing Ryse on the Xbox One, would you agree that the graphics look impressive? And animations are among the best you've seen? Crytek obviously put a lot of effort into that game.
Indeed i would, Im running a PC with i7 2700k @ 4.6GHZ with a GTX 780 and RYSE looks so dam good that i would have to say its one of the best gaming graphics I've seen. I am greatly impressed with the graphic, gameplay and storyline of RYSE. The surrounding foliage look realistic, I have stopped a number of times just to look around, LOL i even called my wife to have a look because i was that impressed with it.
The crytek engine is just fantastic, it really is most impressive. Im running the xbox one on a Samsung 58" full HD plasma and it rums smooth. No skips, not stutters, no pauses,no slow downs.
With the xbox 360 in GTA 5 for example, in the background you would seen heavy jagged edges, with Xbox one its almost none existent.
OK, it's not my mind playing tricks on me. :)
No it really is good, I've been telling everyone about it. I even invited my nephew over to have a game and loved it also.
After a few weeks of the release, XBOX1 has been more popular amongst people than anything. Or... Microsoft just made a very limited amount since it's been sold out everywhere I go & PS4 are not.
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Spencer man charged after Moped and foot chase
Police charged a Spencer man with resisting arrest after an officer responding to gunshots in an area saw him and another person fail to stop their mo-ped at a stop sign.
Salisbury Police Officer J.L. Moreau heard five gunshots in the area of Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue, Franklin and Cemetery streets. She spotted a male, later identified as LaMichael Donnell Feamster, on a mo-ped that did not stop at a sign. The officer was checking to see if the shots came from the man.
The officer noted the suspect kept looking back at her, but did not stop. She told him to put his hands up, but he just revved the engine, a report said. Moreau attempted to stun him with a Taser, but he sped off when only one prong fired, said Capt. Shelia Lingle.
Feamster eventually ditched the mo-ped and took off on foot. But he was spotted a short time later and arrested in the 1000 block of Second Street in Spencer. Officers noted Feamster had removed his jacket, but he was able to be identified as the person Moreau was pursuing. He gave police another name, but an officer recognized him, a report said.
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How-To: French Tuft a Cane Chair...From the Flea Market
Here is another "bookmarkable" How-To step-bystep project from our DIY expert, Shelly...
Project: French Tuft a Cane Back Flea Market Chair
Time: 5-6 hours
Cost: $36.88 plus tax
The real worth of a DIY-er is his or her nimble ability to adjust and rescue a project that's heading south. This tufted cane chair conversion did not unfold technically, or visually, as planned. Fortunately, adjusting my vision freed me to find an unexpected look. For a moment I lamented the loss of my deep button tufts, but that technique wasn't my goal here. Now, this bright, cheery french tufted striped chair and pillow combo have unexpectedly become the frontrunners to my new Spring palette.
Tools and Resources:
- 1 1/2 yards of fabric
- 1 yard of dacron
- scissors
- spray adhesive
- ruler
- staple puller or flathead screwdriver
- crescent pliers
- seam ripper
- embroidery floss and needle
- staple gun, manual, electric or pneumatic
- staples
- gimp (trim for chair back)
- hot glue gun and glue (not pictured)
Step by Step:
- Take notes of chair teardown
- Remove dustcover, seat screws and seat
- With staple remover or flathead screwdriver and crescent pliers, remove staples and seat cover
- Using seam ripper, remove boxing from top of seat cover
- Iron both piece flat
- Remove welt cord from inside back of chair
- Remove button tufted cushion piece, take buttons out
- Remove outside back fabric
- Iron all back pieces flat
- Lay all pieces on new fabric (we're not using welt cord on the new seat cushion)
- Cut out new fabric
- Plug button tufting holes with dacron, spray entire front of foam with spray adhesive and add a fresh piece of dacron to the top
- Stitch the seat boxing to the seat top, overlapping and stitching at the center of the back. On seat top, topstitch seam allowance to the inside of the seat top 1/4" from the seam.
- As with all seat upholstery, set anchor staples in the center of the front, back and sides, moving and smoothing outwards towards corners, fold crisply and staple in place.
- Place new fabric on the plugged back piece, mark where the french tufting is desired
- Thread 5 strands of embroidery floss through an embroidery needle and take 1/2" stitches from top of cushion through fabric, dacron, foam and a small square of dacron used for an anchor on the back side and push needle back up through to the top. Tie firmly, forming a tuft. Put ends together and tie another larger knot as close to the fabric as possible. Cut floss leaving 1/2". Repeat for all desired tufts. These will look like old fashioned mattress tufts.
- Now place new fabric for the outside back on the inside of the chair frame. Center and line up stripes, begin attaching as stated above-center of each side, moving out towards edges. Cut off excess fabric.
- Center the tufted back on the inside back of chair frame. Attach at the top and bottom. Fold the edges of the sides under to fit on chair frame and staple in place moving from center outwards towards corners.
- Beginning at the bottom, attach gimp (trim) with hot glue to cover the staples all around the inside back and ending at the bottom of the other side.
- Replace the seat cushion on the frame, replace the screws and add a new dustcover.
- With an inexpensive graphic placemat, make a jazzy lumbar pillow for your new french tufted flea market find.
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umm...I liked it better before.
Oh dear, Hessilou beat me to the punch.
I don't think this summery stripe is a good choice for this chair (or, any tufted chair, for that matter).
Thanks for the how-to--useful and easy to follow directions, but I affirm the vote for the original upholstery. Such a traditional chair begs for a formal fabric with some heft.
I agree with everyone, the before was better!
The green velvet looked good on the back of the chair but was worn on the seat. The purpose of this project was to show a technique for converting a deep tufted chair back into a non-diamond tufted back. You could also tuft by using covered buttons but no deep diamond folding technique. The green chair just didn't sing to me. Sometimes you just have to try something new for a change.
i love the after, It's really fresh unlike the sort of standard thrift store green.
This is such a great tutorial - but I have to admit, still pretty intimidating.
i will definitely refer back to it.
oh my had no idea my parents chairs from Levitz in the 70's would be a topic. This too shall pass.
Argh!!! I was going to purchase almost exactly the same chair but was laid off and wasn't sure how to reupholster it anyhow. This makes me a little sad :(
Although, I'm not crazy about the choice of fabric, I do think it's fresh and has a bit of the Caribbean Island feel.
I think the new fabric is chic. It looks like something in Cote Sud.
love the new look. :-)
I love it! Beautiful, fun and summery.
I think it looks great. Although, I think the fabric would look better if the chair had been painted white/off white. But the original fabric looked dated. What's the point of reusing old furniture if you can't reinvent it?
it's so cute. and though i'm still intimidated by the thought of doing that myself, this post encourages me to give it a try if i find the right chair.
Love the new fabric. Bold and really brings the chair to life and away from the old tired predictable faux classic look. And yes, the summer like colors spruce it up.
also, while the post reads "How to: french tuft..." the reupholstering fills in the tufting and puts these little ties in the place of them. this is just "How to: reupholster a chair"
I think this looks pretty good for a DIY upholstery job but honestly the self-welting and the french tufting are what really make the chair, I think. I like the fabric choice but it may have been worth it to have this one professionally reupholstered.
If you're attempting a first time reupholstery job, I'd start with a basic dining chair, which can definitely be done well at home with a screw driver and a staple gun.
I like everything about this. The finished wood (and caning) have a rich and vibrant glow, and the fabric choice and tufting style are so fresh. How the tufts line up in the stripes ... yummy! Bravo, Shelly.
The comprehensive pho-tutorial style is extra awesome. Beyond a mere staple job, this How-To inspires me to stretch and try a more ambitious project than I might have done on my own.
And, since the chair is in no way destroyed ... if one wanted to redo it using heavy green velvet and deep button tufts at a later date, one could.
I liked the "before" better too - I would have used it as-is and waited to have it done professionally with proper welting, tufting, etc. when I could afford it.
Thanks for the comments. The ties are pulled tight to make tufts and I opted to leave out the welt cord for a more modern, casual look. I really like the clean lines on the edge with the topstitching. When all is said and done, the chair is not, by any means, top of the line. In fact, it's really lightweight and has a very short front to back measurement. It was the perfect chair on which to to experiment. I usually donate my how-to's to local fundraisers or sell them.
For a diamond tufting lesson, see:
Well, the upholstery job for the stated purpose is nicely done. However, I tend to agree with others who would prefer that the formality of the chair be continued with the welting and diamond tufting. Also, I think the bigger issue is the stripes which don't work that well with the shape of the chair or the caning. If doing the exact same project and deliberately making the chair more casual, I think an overall print (maybe a wild Hawaiian floral) would have worked better and converted the caning into something more tropical.
Great! Now if only I could learn to reupholster my big stuffy arm chair!


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The New York State Occupant Restraint law requires that children under the age of four be restrained in a federally-approved child safety seat.
But, as a rule of thumb, a child is not ready for an 'adult' seat belt until he or she is at least 8 years old, 57 inches tall and weighs at least 100 pounds. It really depends on the size of the child, the shape of the vehicle seat and where the seat belts attach to the vehicle.
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If you answer no to any of these questions, your child is not ready to use the vehicle's safety belts.
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A Lifesaver
By Liquorish
from Kiethville, La.
About Me Long-time Pet Owner
Comments about Only Natural Pet All-in-One Flea Remedy:
We took in a pregnant stray. She was wild at first. We built a pen for them so they would be safe. When the kittens were born, I noticed fleas. I used the computer to chat with someone from this store, and they recommended putting this on the mother and the kittens. Just a pinch or two, worked in real good. And I also used it on the pen floor (it was carpeted). What a life saver. Mother and babies were safe from toxic flea remedies and from fleas. I also washed their bedding every day. I absolutely love this store. (By the way, all 6 are sassy and BIG. They are now 4 years old) Liquorish
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(2 of 2 customers found this review helpful)
its great works on more than 1 pest.
By lildi_57
from los angeles, ca.
I use it on both of my pets 1 dog and 1 cat. plus I put it between my mattresses to keep other pests away and it works great for that also.
(6 of 6 customers found this review helpful)
Safe and effective
By happy they're gone!
from Massachusetts
It doesn't kill them all immediately. I had to spread it throughout the house and on the pets a few times before they were completely gone, but it does work, and it kills the fleas without harming you or your pets.
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Great at eliminating fleas
By Cat Lover in PA
from New Freedom, PA
My two indoor cats had fleas in November and December of 2012. I would comb them, at least 3 times a day, with a flea comb. After combing, I would apply this product to them. Our flea infestion was not that severe. The next day when I would comb one of them, I would find dead fleas on them. This product works! It is so safe that putting it directly on your pet will do no harm. :)
Not helpful so far
By Sarah
from Georgia
I have used this on my two cats and their bedding for about a month. I don't know where they are getting new fleas, but there hasn't been a reduction. I used it on the furniture too but the powder just seemed to rub off. I found live fleas on my cats less than an hour after applying the powder.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
Somewhat helpful
By Handicapper man
from Winchester, Ohio
This product works about as well as all the others I have tried.For some reason our flea investation just refuses to be controlled. Never had a problem in all of the 24 years we have been here. This year the fleas are everywhere.
(1 of 4 customers found this review helpful)
By IT'S A ZOO!
from DES MOINES, IA
Merchant response: If we can help with the instructions, please let us know, because it does indicate to clean up sooner, not just leave it for 10 days.
(2 of 3 customers found this review helpful)
It's easy to use.
By lovemypet
from Houston Tx
About Me New Pet Owner
I have been using this product for a while, I have bought it in a local feed store but its not the kind to use inside the house, I use it outside on the yard.I like it because its easy and not messy at all. I have not had any flea infestation since Ive had my pets.
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By foreveronward
from Louisiana
I have used DE for years and highly recommend it. I have tried many different approaches in using it and here is what has worked the best for me. I don't put it on my dog, as the fleas don't live on him, they live outside and in the house. They just go on him to feed. It's not worth the irritation it may cause to his skin, so I focus on the yard and the house. I first vacuum and mop for two days to get all fleas, eggs out that I can. Empty the vacuum immediately after, or the fleas will crawl right back out. Then apply the dust. I sprinkle it and then work it in with a broom. Also put it under sofas, chairs, etc. Put it under sofa cushions as well. Wear goggles and a paper mask. Yes, it is somewhat labor intensive. Yes it causes a mini dust storm, but it works and it works long term. Then I don't vacuum for a week. All fleas are killed. When the next round of fleas hatch, they are killed, etc., etc. The dust kills all bugs that crawl in it, so any other pests will be gone as well. Then after the week, vacuum really well. This application has worked for six months for me. I vacuum and mop alot more in the summer to catch any stray fleas that may have come in. DE dust has solved the problem for me-can't live without it.
(4 of 4 customers found this review helpful)
Works Great
By me
from Ohio
I used this stuff to help with our flee problem and it works great. A litte dusty at frist, but after 2 or 3 days it settles down into the carpet. I didn't have a broom to brush it into the carpet, so I used the back of a metal rake - which worked just fine. I suggest doing small areas at a time. I would use this product again.
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At my blog, The Holy Cause, I have two things going on which might interest Christian libertarian bloggers.
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That's a really good list, thanks for the reference. Nice to know there's a few Christian bloggers.
It's also good to see Murphy's blog on there, definately one of my favourites.
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Christian Libertarian here. My personal blog is about Christianity. The only thing that it has on it regarding politics is prophetic in nature biblically. I will add myself as a follower of your blog if it accepts follower.
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I am prophesying about the endtimes. My position is that Sotero/Obama is the 666 beast of the Book of Revelation. The Daniel 9:27 "confirming the covenant with the many" was, most likely, him taking the oath of office to POTUS. Ppl think it's a peace treaty w/Israel. The USA is the covenant nation of the endtimes -- Christian nation. The 666 beast is a rep of Islam making a false covenant with the USA to uphold the Constitution. Actual goal: destroy the USA and bring in global Islam (merging world religions) and heading the NWO (which also merges w/him as it's figurehead).
From there, if above oath is that fulfillment -- happened 1/21/2009. Abomination of desolations to occur 1260 days later. July 4, 2012. That would be when God works Divine Intervention in the USA. Christian nation of Rev. 12 rises in an act of God one day "Revolution". I'm chuckling. If this isn't the correct interpretation of scripture on the dates, I'm not sure how God is going to "one-up it". Looks pretty poetic to me!! lol
Anyway, blog has a focus on that and the end-time move of the Spirit. Preparation of the body of Christ for the establishment of the USA as the refuge nation protected during the Great Tribulation.
So, if you're interested.
God bless!
Laura D, may I ask you how prevalent your views are among Christians in the USA? Do you also believe in creationism or is there a method you use to decide what is open to interpretation? Thanks.
The only "statistical survey" I have of Christians in the USA is a poll of Republicans. Of course, not all Republicans are Christians and not all Christians are Republicans. (I'm a Libertarian, for example.) However, a survey of American Republicans revealed that nearly 25% believe Obama may be the anti-christ. Therefore, the exploration of Obama as the anti-christ would perhaps be 25%, maybe more, of American Christians believe he may be the antichrist.
As far as my means of interpreting scripture, that is challenging to answer. Sorry if this is long. I have been reading the Bible since youth. (I read very fast. Ppl think I'm speedreading -- but it's normal to me.) I "take in" massive volume of scripture and wait for the Spirit to awaken the scripture rhema to me. I make no effort to utilize human intellect. I try not to. I wait for rhema. I don't try to study other than to just read in massive volume.
As a methodology, for example, I used this method to gain comprehension of soteriology as a child and became a 5 point Calvinist by this study method. The scripture just "came alive" in my view, and then when I became an adult, I read the works of Calvin. His works were very good in their clarity, but simplistic and very basic rather than advanced. It seemed like baby's milk to me. (He wasn't pursuing full Kingdom power and authority in Christ VIA comprehension of the foundational basics of God's 100% Sovereignty.)
That's how I interpret. Absolutely I believe God created by what is to us "miraculous means" but to God is His nature as Creator. In my salvation, I was 3, and the Lord by the Spirit "showed me" the Creation of the world, the fall of man, Jesus and redemption, etc. It was at a spiritual level where age is no impediment to spiritual comprehension. I remember being a child in grade school when the theory of evolution was presented. I communed with the Lord since my salvation. I remained quiet, and together the Lord and I were amused at man's impudence and willful blindness. I was never once tempted to believe in evolution. lol
God bless