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ETSU cross country returns to action on Friday
Thursday, September 17, 2009
JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Sept. 17, 2009) - The ETSU men's and women's cross country teams return to action on Friday, as the Bucs travel to Tuscaloosa, Ala. for the 21st Annual Crimson Classic and the Lady Bucs head over to Appalachian State for the Mountaineer Open.
The Bucs are making their first meet appearance since running in the season-opener two weeks ago in
On Friday, ETSU will be in for another test when they compete on the Harry Pritchett 8K running course at 5:30 p.m. The Bucs will go head-to-head with South Regional powers
Meanwhile, the Lady Bucs will head over the mountain and race at Appalachian State on Friday evening. ETSU is making its debut against Division I competition after racing at the Irish Brigade Commemorative 5K last Sunday afternoon.
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For more information regarding Buccaneer cross country, visit www.ETSUBucs.com.
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The best scenes in "Lee Daniels' The Butler" — a family farewell at a bus station; a few drinks and a few dangerous glances among friends in an ordinary Washington, D.C., living room — steer clear of the White House and keep a comfortable and freeing distance from the flotilla of celebrity impersonations sailing by.
The supporting cast of "The Butler" is being described by the Weinstein Company promotional materials as "incredible," and that's accurate, in the primary-definition sense of the word. The casting, by and large, is not credible. Robin Williams may have it in him to play Ike Eisenhower under different circumstances, and Jane Fonda could likely peel off a pretty good Nancy Reagan with fuller material, but here the excellent actors playing the power figures — up to and including Alan Rickman's Ronald Reagan — come off like a Rich Little convention. I do, however, like the scene in "The Butler" where John Cusack's Richard Nixon pays a below-stairs visit to the White House kitchen help, trolling for support in the 1960 election. You don't believe he's Nixon, not for a second. Yet the scene is tense, amusingly awkward, well-written and honestly acted by, among others, Cuba Gooding Jr. and Lenny Kravitz. The encounter seems true, even if it's cooked. All historical drama is cooked. That's why they call it drama.
It's up to the steady and astute performance by Forest Whitaker to keep "The Butler" from caving in under its own "Forrest Gump" sponge-of-history tendencies. This being a Daniels picture, shot every which way and going for the throat every second, grandiosity is inevitable discussing anything made by the man behind "Precious" (extremely effective) and "The Paperboy" (hilarious in its excess). So let's put it this way: Like America itself, the movie's a stimulating tangle.
The director, along with screenwriter Danny Strong, who wrote the Sarah Palin-HBO biopic "Game Change," gives us a story that is a little bit true but mostly true-ish or true-esque, about a White House staffer who served several presidents before, during and after the Civil Rights movement. Whitaker portrays the fictional creation, Cecil Gaines, based very loosely on Eugene Allen, the subject of a 2008 Washington Post feature. In the introductory 1926 scenes "The Butler" illustrates what drives a quiet, watchful character deeper into himself. On this particular Macon, Ga., plantation, Vanessa Redgrave plays the matriarch, eager to train another "house slave" (although she puts it far more harshly) but just enough of a human being to be appalled by her offspring's rape of Cecil's mother, and the point-blank murder of his father.
Cast out on his own, Cecil soon finds himself up north and schooling himself in the ways of the hospitality industries. He is blessed and cursed with the ability to seem "invisible" while in the service of white folks. Working at a swank D.C. hotel bar, he gets his White House shot, and he's ready. Meantime, in the scenes away from the White House, Oprah Winfrey hoards all the attention-getting material (drunken, rageful monologues, guilty philandering) as Cecil's wife, who raises two boys while her husband spends too much time at work.
Cecil has that Gumpian knack for just being there and, with a few utterances, re-routing the river of history. A word or two in Eisenhower's ear about segregation — bam, two steps forward. A sentence or three spoken in the presence of JFK (James Marsden), and boom — a great man acquires the courage to be even greater. With LBJ, here depicted by Liev Schreiber, an equivocating heart and mind is forever changed. (This script really is a bit silly, for all its real-world anguish.) Meantime, Cecil's oldest, the firebrand Louis (David Oyelowo), becomes a disciple of Dr. King and then Malcolm X and, no less than his father, a witness to massive historical events.
It takes a while, but Cecil himself finally becomes a stealth agitator, nudging his employers in the direction of better pay and an occasional shot at advancement. Whitaker is such a forceful presence, you wonder initially if he'll convince in such a recessive role. (In a Daniels film the women get all the juicy scenes and, usually, the exit zingers.) But he's first-rate in the part, such as it is. Cecil's conceived as a blinkered, virtually asexual man, preoccupied with appearances, unable to process who Louis has become.
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Reston has a unique opportunity to position itself as the heart of a vibrant Northern Virginia region and become the number one destination for visitors outside our region. However, the work required to make that happen has to occur now. The coming of Metro to Reston has sparked some significant dialogues in the community about land development, traffic and amenities. Reston as a destination location is one more critical dialogue that, in my opinion, needs to advance to the forefront now.
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Counter-Terrorism Fusion Centre
INTERPOL's Counter-Terrorism Fusion Centre (CTF) investigates the organizational hierarchies, training, financing, methods and motives of terrorist groups.
In particular, Project Foreign Terrorist Fighters has been set up to address the issue of individuals who travel to a country that is not their own, for the purpose of planning, preparing or participating in terrorist acts, especially in conflict zones, and the threat to other countries after their training in these conflict zones.
The CTF's activities are global in scope and implemented through a number of regionally focused but interlinked projects. The aim is to improve the exchange of law enforcement information across borders and to enrich law enforcement practices.
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INTERPOL Chief offers continued support to ASEANAPOL to address regional and global security threats
Incoming Finnish Police Commissioner visit to INTERPOL focuses on terrorism, cybercrime
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The International Academy of Media and Arts (IAMA) addresses animation film makers currently working on projects with two, several-day workshops in November, 2011.
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The workshops are supported by international established and respected experts. This time Nicole Keeb (ZDF), Arne Lohmann (ZDF Enterprises), as well as Mike Robinson (co-founder of The British Animation Training Scheme BATS and jury member of the Cartoon Forum 2011) and Joan Lofts (TRACTOR TOM; PEPPA PIG and jury member of Cartoon Forum 2011) have agreed to participate.
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New guy going to get flamed for this question. Go ahead lets here it.
So my question is can you have two torches set up instead of constantly switching out the torches? Let's say by buddy is over tig welding some aluminum so he needs the water cooler torch. In between him welding I'm welding somethat that is steel and don't need the water cooler torch just the air cooler torch. Is it possible for me to start to weld on something with out having to go unhook water cooled torch and hook up air cooled torch? It would save us time. If it won't work or not a good idea let me know. Would use same pedal so no chance of us both trying to use the machine at the same time.
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One machine two torches can it be done?
If I understand your question....
you want to alternate torch use not use them both simultaniously..
is that correct...??
pretty impractical to try both torches at the same time for a number of reasons including totally different settings..
BUT ... if you want to alternate between torches and money is no object there are switching devices like the VersaTig...
I just switch torches as needed....
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What kind of machine are you using? This might have a bearing on if it is possible or not. Don't know for sure though.
Well if you had a dynasty it would be simply unplug and plug while leaving the cooler lines hooked up
If you only use a power block then both torches would always be live.
Not the best idea.
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Yes I want to alternate and not use them simultaneously.... I have an older synrowave 250DX. Another reason is because I seem to mess up the tungsten right away. Money is an object and if it is to much I will just say forget it.
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Here is a possible solution which may be cheaper than the Versa-Tig.
Will require turning a switch and also a valve but you can leave the torches hooked up.
1 - Use the Miller Polarity /reversing control.
It has threaded studs for it's connections.
Figure 2-5 shows how to wire the tig torches.
The Miller Polarity /reversing control will switch the torch lead between the torches. You can leave the ground connected to the machine.
2 - Use a 3 way valve for your argon gas connections to switch the argon to the torch in use.
This will require you to remember which torch is in use and to supply the gas and power but it will work.
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seems to me a few dinse connectors and couple 3 way valves 1 for gas and 1 for cooling might do the job.
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never done a dual tig setup but years ago me and a buddy put a splitter on some leads an we both welded stick at the same time with one machine. it would burn hot until both of us started welding then it evened out.we was welding some skids to a deck with lh.


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- 1 cup mayonnaise
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I have tried some plastic over the last 2 years and this is what ended up lying around, please help me get rid of it. When I say 9.5/10, I mean I threw it for one round and shelved it. Let me know if you have any questions.
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what do you want in trade for the opto river, opto halo, and opto pain. I have some discs for sale that I would be interested in trading. I have up for sale/ trade, flx surge 174, esp zone 169, z buzzz 170, 2011 ace race disc esp 181, cfr glow boss 175, another z buzzz 170. All these are new unthrown no ink, just dyed. I have a used i think x cal. champ plastic. It was given to me in a trade. ink on inner rim.
I am more than happy to send pics of any of my discs.
No worries. I don't throw buzzz. The only disc I have interest in is the boss, maybe the xcal. My current bag is DD2-PD2-Boss-Firebird-PD-MD2-Fuse-P2.
Guess I should have mentioned these discs have some ink. Some its on the rim and others on the flight plate.
Ink doesn't bother me at all. It doesn't change the flight of the disc. The Boss is bran new. I got it in a players pack in a tourney. The 2 discs they offered I don't throw either of so I just picked one. The XCal was given to me on trade. He just threw it in to sweeten the deal for me. I don't throw XCals either. The XCal does have ink all over the inside rim of the disc, light scratches but no real nicks out of the rim (just like scratches that's it).
Sorry Wicked for taking so long to get back to you. Work's been busy lately.
I think I will at least throw that Boss so I am willing to part with one of those disc you want for it. Obviously you dye discs so would you be willing to dye it something else besides a grim reaper for two of my Lats? Its just a little dark for me. Any ideas? I might be willing to also exchange dyes for other discs if that interests you?
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In today's video, Oxford physicist Ard Louis discusses the famous debate between renowned evolutionary biologists Stephen Jay Gould and Simon Conway Morris over the idea of evolutionary convergence.
We should not be ashamed of the fact that our faith integrates spirit and body; our faith calls us to regard the stuff of creation in all of its materiality as good, and thus offers the best starting point for the practice and pleasure of art.
If God has indeed created all things, pure scientific truth should never be a "problematic thing" for Christians. If anything, scientific truth enriches the faith as it reveals his majesty and provides Christians with a deeper understanding of God.
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Over the past two decades, the intelligent design movement has been working diligently to offer a parallel version of modern science, one that can scientifically show God at work in creation.
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YCA is proud and honored to announce the *50th Anniversary* of the First Ascent of *the Nose*. In great appreciation and respect for the first ascent team and this world class route there will be a celebration in Yosemite Valley the weekend of *November 7th-9th*. Many of the people involved with the route, including not only the final ascent team but also those that were there throughout the effort, will be present for a weekend of slideshows, interviews, and stories.
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AN Night Newsletter June 29 2010
AN Night is tomorrow...
Here's the newsletter for anyone who didn't get it.
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Another great AN Night, even though it was AN Night Lite. We took a bit of a breather after the huge success of Don Bluth last month and we still got a good turnout with minimal promotion of the event. I was expecting a small crowd but turns out that wasn't the case. I think everyone was pleasantly surprised at how many folks showed up.
Amy Paulson, a former student at The Animation Academy debuted her brand new book. There were quite a few people selling their stuff including a couple of guys who brought in prepared meals they sold to raise money for an animated production they're planning.
The big news of the evening was Gary Montalbano. A great visual development artist and production designer, who brought in his first book as well to premiere. Absolutely beautiful! An honor for us to get the very first look as he's on his way to the San Diego Comic Con with it and I'm sure he'll sell plenty of them there.
It was an excellent time, we all shared a lot of laughs at this latest AN Night. Very positive as usual.
I asked the crowd if they wanted to take a break next month in July and there was a resounding "no" so we'll be doing it again on July 27. It'll probably be another Lite Night but that's okay. We'll have fun.
Thanks to everyone who attended, and a special thanks to Glen Moyes for his assistance with the projector and sound system, and to Evan Cooper for handling the pizzas.
Hope to see everyone again next time.
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That's great Charles. I'm glad to hear that. I wanted to be there but it was a little complicated as you know. I don't need to go into that but I was disappointed that I couldn't be there this time to relax at a "mellow" session. I'm not sure how many people know this but I have to drive about 3 hours to get to AN Night and I only missed one night about a year ago. I wonder if anyone else can top that? Even if I was busy or going insane I always made sure to make it to LA for AN Night.... but sometimes it can be a little too much. That drive can also become tiring after I've done it many times in a month.
Well, it looks like I missed a lot of cool stuff. Oh well.... Two book previews? I didn't realize Gary would be there with his new book. I hope he comes back with his book again. Gary needs to be a "special guest" sometime soon so we can see and hear all about it.
Did anyone take any pictures last night? Probably not but if so, that would be cool if you could forward them to us so we can have an archive of the night or use them on the web site.
You said you set up a projector? Did you watch anything interesting. If we could get a projector there regularly we could preview or watch an animation whenever we want, while munching pizza or something.
Maybe no one noticed I wasn't there since I'm always quietly hanging back in the shadows. Either way it's great to hear it was another successful night.
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Unfortunately I had to miss it as well. I'm opening up an Art Gallery here in LA and we're getting close to opening the doors which requires more time from me... I'm sorry I missed the evening though. I'm so stoked people showed up and people were promoting their works.
AN Night Lite is still a heavy contender. But come September we'll start up with more special guests and special events for everyone to enjoy.
I'm thinking this year we totally plan a cool Halloween party! I have some cool creators lined up for the other months as well. THis year has really flown by with amazing positive participation by everyone! And we're gonna end the year on that same note!
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"What I heard her say -- and I was quite taken aback by her when she said -- was that politics are more important than national security," Hoekstra said. "That's a very dangerous precedent."
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