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To me, Mike Glennon is extremely overrated.
I get it. He's got a big arm, he played in an offense that actually resembles a downfield-based NFL offense, and he made some big time plays this year. For stretches of games he looks like Hercules at quarterback. I get it.
But he clearly holds onto the ball too long and has trouble when put into situations where you need to speed up his decision making. It's no coincidence he was right up there for one of the most sacked QBs in college football this year, nor that he had the 2nd most fumbles in all college football this year behind only Taylor Martinez (a running quarterback).
He goes through stretches of games with just awful decision making and execution all the way around. He'll not see a blitz pre-snap, hold onto the ball way too long, make a decision that is really iffy based on the coverage, or just throw a football that (as we saw in the All Star Skills Challenge tonight which he flunked mightily) couldn't hit the broad side of a barn.
When you speed up the game on him in the pros, he's going to fall apart. He is no better a quarterback prospect than Nick Foles was a year ago, and might be considerably worse.
And you're right I don't know why Matt Barkley gets overlooked. Two of the previous (valid) criticisms of the guy were that he's not completing his downfield throws and he's performing poorly in the 4th quarter. So this year he has the best accuracy (by the numbers) of any of the top four quarterbacks at 20+ yards, and he has a 109.0 passer rating in the 4th quarter.
He took two of his weaknesses and completely flipped them around into strengths. And instead of being met with appreciation, people (absurdly and inaccurately) have him slipping out of the 1st round altogether.


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Gallery: Asia's First School Made of Plastic Bottles is 3x Stronger tha...
From family homes to entire temples, we've seen a lot of bottle architecture here at Inhabitat, but this is the first bottle school we've come across, and we think it makes so much sense. Plastic bottles are every where, and until we can finally do away with them completely, why not turn them into livable, usable structures?
In order to raise awareness for the school, MyShelter Foundation organized a run in June. They also collected bottles – which most people were more than happy to get rid of – at the event. The Bottle School was constructed with the help of dozens of volunteers who secured the bottles with liquified adobe and steel bars. The site was donated by the local government of San Pablo.
"It's very empowering because what used to be a problem is now a solution," said Mr. Diaz about the inspiring project. Congratz to MyShelter Foundation for completing their very first Bottle School and stay tuned because word on the street is that there are many more schools like this one in the works.
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April 21, 2011 at 9:43 am
What a beautiful bottle school!
Another organization, based in the USA, is also building bottle schools – in Guatemala. Hug It Forward has completed 7 bottle schools since October 2009, and has 3 more projects under way.
By building with "waste" materials, leveraging the volunteer labor of the community, and by ensuring that 100% of donations are spent on projects (no money is taken for overhead or salaries), they can build a two-classroom school for under $10,000.
January 1, 2011 at 4:52 pm
Brilliant. Simple, sustainable and effective. Let there be many more, not only in the Philippines but around the world. Congratulations to the design and construction teams.
January 1, 2011 at 12:59 pm
In putting things together, so many homeless in America picking up bottles each day for surviving and to never live in one house built by these bottles is an expected frown from God, I wish I could make the homeless a home with this, seems God already placed the idea on someone! When my parents did not want to pay rent anymore, they went to the mountains and cut the trunk of a lot of cactus, took that to a land and mixed adobe mix and wire (clay, water and hey)to kind of glue them together, that was our very first own home, I will never forget that, then my mother built a house for the hens out of bamboo sticks knit with wire, it no longer exist, so I wonder how long would this bottle structure will last? Remarkable innovation on the bottles!!!
December 31, 2010 at 4:38 am
What is this adobe ? what is it made of ? (and how ?)
Why is it stronger then concrete ???
December 31, 2010 at 12:11 am
Thank you so much for showing the world this grand project thru my photos! It's my honor to be part of this magnificent innovation. I, together with Mr.Diaz, plan to take more shots of the fully-finished buildings by first quarter of this year. Please keep me and Myshelterfoundation posted if these photos are to be used for other purposes. Thank you.
December 29, 2010 at 3:25 pm
I have seen a few creative designs using plastic bottles this is without a doubt the best! I will check out the other buildings that made from plastic bottles. sustainable architects are wonderful sustainability and beauty.
December 27, 2010 at 4:32 pm
That translucent front wall is beautiful. This is a great project that addresses both environmental and social sustainability. Really fantastic and a perfect submission to the Holcim Awards for Sustainable Construction: http://on.fb.me/holcim-awards
This is exactly the type of project that wins some of the $2 million USD in prize money worldwide.


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Hope y'all are having a nice weekend. Heres a recent video of mine... It was highly requested, and although I'd never attempted welding aluminum with anything but a TIG machine or a massive 500 amp push-pull gun, I decided to wing it and hope for the best.
What did I find? Contamination. A LOT of contamination... The wire was clean and the metal was clean, so, best I can figure thats coming from the drive rolls (steel, with grease/crap, and steel on them), and the STEEL liner in the gun.
But aside from that, it worked... great! I had some problems but it was still far more successful than stick welding aluminum, atleast when I tried that a while back. I loosened the tension (greatly) and only had feeding issues when the wire burned back and I pusled the trigger hoping to pop it loose (DONT do that, :blush: ). I also noticed that this wire has a tendancy to burn back when you stop the weld, so I yank the gun back to increase the Contact-Tip-To-Work-Distance, thus preventing the wire from "sticking".
It was fun. And although it should be obvious, I'll say it anyway. This isnt ment to be a how-to. I just wondered how this would work, and went for it. It was really fun :cool2:
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If you could trade lives for 24 hours; who would you trade with? Why?
The sky is the limit; humans, cartoon characters, mythological creatures & Gods...etc.
- Who would you want to live as for 24 hours?
- Why does their life appeal to you?
- What do you think you could learn from them?
Dec 15 2011: This is an awesome question. My first thoughts were some superheroes or ancient Greek gods with unlimited power. I really hope that doesn't make me shallow, but that's the ugly truth..
Then I started to think. The question was not to be them for one day but to trade for one day. So I started thinking about who am I interested in who would be interested in what is going on in my brain as well. Would be rude not taking that into consideration... and I think I found the answer, it was simple after all. A random adult woman. I think there is nothing more challenging and exciting than understanding each others brains, how are they wired and why. I think we both would profit a lot from that day.
Dec 15 2011: Great idea, but would you just be in the woman's body, or would you be her?
If you want to understand how women think, you'd have to become a woman, and your masculine mind would not be there to experience any of this. How would you even know the exchange ever took place?
Dec 16 2011: 100% woman. With body, with brain, with thoughts. And of course somehow I would like to learn from and remember this trade, so of course I'd need some of my conscious self to my woman body.
And vica versa.
I really hope I don't break any rules with this concept though! :)
Dec 16 2011: A mind inside a mind. Why not!
Seriously... is in impossible, in principle?Jan 4 2012: Rules were made to be broken; or, at the *very* least- tested :-)Dec 10 2011: Hello Brittney,
I think I would trade lives with someone who is as diametrally opposed to me as possible.
Why? well, one of the most important things for me is understanding. I can confess that at times I am obsessed with understanding.
But sometimes I recognize that even making the effort to see things from somebody else's perspective, to put myself in their shoes, there are some who have opinions, principles, attitudes, so different that i just cannot wrap my mind around what could possibly take them there.
I am hoping that 24 hours is enough time to gain this understanding.
Dec 14 2011: Andres,
I feel that you and I are one in the same pertaining to this topic. I also find that being understanding of any situation is very important; and at times, I can be a bit 'obsessed' as well.
I truly believe that in order for people to live amongst each other in peace; we need to understand their background, so to speak; and, where they come from: physically, emotionally, mentally, spiritually...all encompassing.That is not to say we must accept it, but we should do our absolute best to understand it; as acceptance and understanding are not the same.
Personally, I find great pleasure in discovering the root of someones opinion and actions.
Thomas Jones
Dec 16 2011: QUOTE: "If you could trade lives for 24 hours; who would you trade with? Why?"
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There is no one, imagined or real, I would rather be.
Dec 16 2011: There is noone anywhere whom you might want to learn from?
Thomas Jones
Dec 16 2011: Why sad?
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I learn from people everyday.
I simply would not want to be anyone else.
(Aside from an idle and entertaining diversion ... I would think it sad if anyone really (really) wanted to be anyone other than who they are.)
Dec 16 2011: You and I both learn from people every day, but neither of us can really _know_ what's going on in another person's head - what makes them view and value life differently.
A kind of body and mind switch would give us an opportunity to get a real handle on how different we are (or maybe, how much the same) - far beyond what could be glanced from the outside.
I will partially agree with you about not wanting to be someone else - but let me make a little amendment from my side: I wouldn't want to be someone else _PERMANENTLY_. But since the hypothetical question is about a switch for a day - I would see it more as an opportunity to get a view on the world that you would not be able to get any other way.
Wouldn't you be curious enough to actually feel what's going through another human being's mind, for a strictly limited time?Dec 19 2011: Thomas,
I do agree that no one should want to be anybody but who they are; however, that wasn't my question or the direction I was looking for with this post. This was to allow your mind to think of the different lifestyles people live and to expand your perspectives and considerations to others; to learn, to appreciate, to see in a different light than your own.
Thomas Jones
Dec 16 2011: Hi Benedikt,
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You ask "Wouldn't you be curious enough to actually feel what's going through another human being's mind, for a strictly limited time?"
I tend to take things rather literally and I really thought about "trading places" both when I offered an answer and again when you commented and I really wouldn't want to switch.
I'd rather read a biography.Dec 15 2011: I would switch with someone whose viewpoints I might be feeling hostile towards - to experience why they feel that way, and what makes them tick.
And - hopefully, gain understanding of the 'other side' of my viewpoint.
(Think of it as the ultimate version of Elizabeth Lesser's idea of "take the other to lunch"; and Kathryn Schulz' on "being wrong".)Dec 11 2011: Hitler when he was young. If he traded places with me, he would'nt think his life was so bad and he would'nt go on a mad rampage ;-)Dec 10 2011: I would like to trade with myself,because I like myself than others.If one cant learn from our own mistakes means how can we get Ideas from others.
I like to mention one quote too" Brilliants will learn from others where the fools from their own mistakes ".
Sometimes its better to be fool than to be diplomatic brilliant(for example,A lanky assemblage of shortcoming people)
Dec 14 2011: As much as I truly do agree with and understand your point; can you not agree that there are situations which you will never be involved in and/or experiences you will never be subject to? In that sense, how could one possibly comprehend the learning experience, knowledge and wisdom that accompanies those situations.
An individual cannot learn from something that has never directly or indirectly affected them; but, that is not to say that we shouldn't learn, or that it wouldn't be beneficial for us to learn the same lesson as the individual it has/had directly affected.
Dec 14 2011: Thanks,for your comments,
"An individual cannot learn from something that has never directly or indirectly affected them; but, that is not to say that we shouldn't learn, or that it wouldn't be beneficial for us to learn the same lesson as the individual it has/had directly affected."
Nice 1
Hope I will learn from the lanky assemblage of shortcoming peoples too.Dec 9 2011: I would volunteer in trading lives for a day with people who need to rest, I'd offer them a day in my home and take care or their strenuous jobs for them.
They would be welcome to the fridge, the couch, internet, DVDs. At night, I'd come back and we'd talk about what I'd have learned about being them. There is not much to learn from my lazy existence, but I would love to lend it to anyone in need of rest and recreation.
Dec 14 2011: Ah Gerald, you say that 'there isn't much to learn from your lazy existence;' but, maybe there is. For that individual with a lack of rest who you trade lives with, even if only for 24 hours; they may learn how to take the time to relax as they may have been neglecting their personal needs for others. That individual may learn how to relax, in general.
The smallest aspects of life tend to be what we all take for granted or overlook; relaxation, being one of them.
Dec 15 2011: You're right. And it won't last. I'll be busy soon enough. So let's sponge up all the life lesson's from letting go of achievements and make the most of it.
Dec 15 2011: Gerald, a friend of mine was reading this blog and offered to switch lives with you for a month! Lol, it would seem he is in dire needs of relaxation! :-)
Seth Powell
Jan 4 2012: Brittney,
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Good question. I have been thinking about it for several days. I assume we only get one opportunity so I wanted to choose wisely.
Alexander the Great once said, "Sex and sleep alone remind me I am mortal." I think most men admire the confidence that exhibits, and so my mind was immediately drawn to Alexander. However, I am working to achieve that level of existence on my own, and feel it would be less valuable to experience through someone else. So I dismissed the Macedonian.
I also thought of Theodosia Burr. As a woman, living through her would open my eyes to the inner workings of the feminine mystique. As a revolutionary, living through her would allow me to experience the time of America's founding, which I would cherish. I would also get to converse with Aaron Burr and the other patriots who would often come to enjoy her company.
But both Alexander and Theodosia, though intriguing, are both too impersonal for a connection so intimate. I would love to see the world through the eyes of my daughter. Or live a day as my wife. I believe I could benefit immensely from either.
However, as my final decision, I would live a day as my father. He died several years ago when I had just graduated HS, and I miss him terribly. If I had to be him just so that I could look in the mirror and see him, I would do it. Death and weeping alone remind me I am mortal.
SEPDec 16 2011: I admire your confidence and beauty, but as you probably know, because I think that you're intelligent too, most people's experiences are unique. I am now a happy old man who was recently diagnosed with MS. When I was 17, I was a happy champion basketball player and an abstract expressionist painter. While I changed my artistic expression from large oil painting to digital which is GREAT, I'd like to feel again the rush of dunking (the ball, not Oreos),
and maybe to try to ask you for a dance : )
I'm not a wordsmith and English is not my native tongue but at 17 I would've written you a poem in Romanian or French.
My writing was pathetic in its youthfulness but sincere and I miss that as well.
Just for a day, and then—back to reality would be fine.
If you didn't, please read In Search of Lost Time:
Best regards,
PS I'm not trying to change who I am but I'd love to travel in time briefly.
Jan 4 2012: Thank you, Laurentiu!
Jan 4 2012: You're welcome,
Happy New Year!Dec 15 2011: I would want to live as someone suffering in a third world country so that I can understand the heart of their problems, what needs to be fixed, and what I believe can be done. I feel that there are a lot of things that we do not know and by doing so, I could bring a change to many lives.Dec 14 2011: I would want to trade places with Diagones. I would want to sit with the great minds of old and pick their brains for a day.To see truly what they thought and experienced.To meet Alexander the Great get some of his insights on the world. and why he did the things he did.To have a dialog with some of the greatest thinkers of the ancient world.Dec 14 2011: Personally, I would trade lives with someone who lives in severe poverty and discomfort.
I am not one who takes life or people for granter or does not appreciate what I have; however, I feel that by living a day in their life- it would give me a much greater appreciation for the simple and small things; the things within each and every one of our lives that seem to be overlooked.
By seeing first hand how they live and their daily struggles, I believe I could learn how to be a better person to others; giving more donations, partaking in volunteer opportunities, support, etc.Jan 7 2012: As it is just for 24 hours, probably with Bill gates. Once traded, write a cheque of $100 million to myself( former me ) and then go about in his private jet.Jan 4 2012: 24 hours? You!
My point is what I would gain from the experience would be the same regardless of who I traded lives with..
The question is, who would agree to trade lives with me?!Jan 2 2012: I would trade places with the girl that lives at the end of my street. She lives in a rice field in a house made of bamboo, she came to my office and asked if she could have the packing from our new refrigerator, she wanted to make a new bed!
Jan 4 2012: Why don't you spread the word around your office to see if any of your co-workers have furniture, household supplies, etc. they would be willing to donate?Dec 16 2011: Hi Brittney
I have a few people in mind: maybe Warren Buffet or a Rothschild. A Rockefeller would be ok too.
So I can find out how they plan on bringing in the United Earth Alliance. O.o
Might pick up a few investing tips as well....Dec 16 2011: I read all the the comments (including mine :) ) and I am surprised by ourselves! One big group wants to trade their day with themselves and another group would like to do some charity work with the trade.
I am just wondering everybody, is it really this way? I mean one of the hardest, most difficult things in the world is to overcome our basic instincts - to have sex, to have money, to have power in an unlimited amount. Don't worry, we are not evil because of desiring these; it is evolution, that is how we are programmed to be.
So, honestly, who would you trade with?Dec 15 2011: I agree with Tibor, this is an amazing question! When you include mythical people the options are limitless. I would definitely pick a Greek God and I would pick Zeus. His life appeals for the obvious reasons: opposite sex to myself, a God with extraordinary power and the ultimate leader, King of the Olympians. However what interests me the most is the interplay between the lives of the Gods and the mortals on Earth. I think being able to see humanity from an objective perspective would be riveting, looking at us with all our weaknesses and temptations and the consequences. Zeus was very anthropomorphic but he never really had to face consequences for his selfish decisions. I would be curious as to whether death would suddenly become an appealing concept when one is going to live forever/ whether love is as eternal as people tend to believe when the idea of eternity is very real and tangible. I also wonder what the relationship between Gods and humans would be like: is it equivalent to ours with ants, or dogs perhaps, creatures with smaller minds, limited perception and whose sensory functions are vastly inferior to our own?
William Blake once wrote: 'how do you know but ev'ry Bird that cuts the airy way is an Immense world of Delight, clos'd by our senses five?' and this question makes me think of all that. The possibilities for knowledge beyond a priori and a posteriori are again limitless. This is why I would be a God.Dec 15 2011: I'd like to "trade" with myself… at age 17.
Dec 15 2011: 2 years ago, I would have LOVED to trade lives with myself at age 17; however, I am proud of the person I have become and the morals and goals I have developed. If you were to live a day in your 17 year old life again, what would you do differently and how do you feel that difference would change who you are today?Dec 15 2011: I am tempted to say 'your boyfriend' however, inappropriate,it is. OK Who's head , who's life would i like to get inside of? Think I'd like to get into the head of someone living 250 years from now. Yep. I'd like to see that. I'd like to see us then.And I'd like to see it through the eyes of a humanist.
Dec 15 2011: Philip, I think that would be very interesting to see!! However, I don't think I am brave enough to indulge myself into the life of a 'boyfriend' haha.
Dec 27 2011: Indulge yourself. Be my guest. There is nothing to fear.Dec 14 2011: I would trade places with Jay-Z, Will Smith, Jada Pinkett-Smith, or Oprah because their lives are a fascinating mystery to me. I'm always curious about who they run into and who they admire and surround themselves. I think I could learn a lot about myself, about hard work, and about passion or dedication...maybe even perseverance from these people. Most importantly, I'd learn a ton about business.Dec 10 2011: -Myself!!
- Many reasons
- Nothing :P (When I am myself, what can I learn from the one who I will trade with who is myself lol)


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I need to build a small yard leveler that I can pull behind a small (15HP) garden tractor. Anyone out there know of any designs or plans for one? Sure could use your help.
I am a Miller/Hobart fan. Bought a 625 plasma cutter a while back and really like it. I am currently using a friends Millermatic 175 but am in the market for a Millermatic 210 or a 251. Just saw the DVI on Millers web site. Any thoughts and advice for a rookie is appreciated.
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I'm a beginner.Always trying to learn.
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Just a suggestion but you might want to go to your local garden supply, hardware stores, tractor supply, etc. (with a digital camera if they don't mind) and look at the levelers to see the different designs they use. You might come up with your own plan and have a better idea of what gauge metal to use and how much. When you do locate some plans you will be more familiar with the build up. I say this from experience.
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These things are engineered????
Dang. We just made a triangle with the apex pointed to the tractor out of heavy straight stock, even a couple pieces of cutting edge we had laying on the scrappile. Dragged it around a little, decided it needed more weight and just kept tacking more scraps onto it until it did a good job...
I would go to the farm supply store and look at the designs there and modify one of their designs for your purpose. Good luck!
09-15-2005, 07:53 PM #5pgpettigrew Guest
This may go against the fabricators spirit but unless your a landscaper by trade or just have a incredibly lumpy yard, wont it be easier to rent one for a day?
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I'd go to a garden/lawn center and take a few pics and if the guys asks what your doing say your comparing against someone elses. The 210 is a great machine, i love mine and wouldn't trade it in, i don't need to upgrade to a larger machine because i go to my fathers shop, just sold him an XMT456 with an S-74dx wire feeder so i think i have the heavy stuff covered . Good luck with the project.
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Did you get the yard leveler built yet, or are you still waiting on design ideas?
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We used a old metal bed spring, it works great. Still use it for the gravel drive up north.
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If he needs more weight, he wires on some pieces of pipe.
Works ok and he can roll it up when done to save space in his shed.Thermal Arc GTSW400, Airco Heliwelder II, Miller Dynasty 350, Hypertherm 1000, oxy-fuel setup, metal cutting bandsaw, air compressor, drill press, etc.:
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At the ASPCA, we LOVE black kitties. (Some of our friendliest cats, like Marissa, are black—yet Marissa has waited more than nine months to find a family. What's up with that?)
Aside from the most important reason to adopt black kitties—that they really need extra help finding homes—here are a few reasons to take home one or two:
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WILCOX – Fox Township and Wilcox could have played deep into the night Saturday but instead settled for an 11-11 tie after the game was halted due to darkness after seven innings of play.
The game featured six lead changes before Wilcox knotted the game at 11-11 in the bottom of the seventh inning. On top of the back-and-forth contest, the clouds parted for rain throughout the game and drenched the field prior to the start.
Holding an early 2-0 lead after a Quinn Luhr single in the bottom of the second inning emptied the bases, Fox Township got on the board as Brian Merritt scored on a passed ball with starting pitcher Quinn Luhr on the hill to cut the lead to 2-1.
Wilcox had trouble of their own with opposing pitching as Bob Vollmer yielded only two runs in four innings.
After Zac Luhr inherited two base-runners in the top of the fourth inning with a 1-run lead, a passed ball moved the runners into scoring position before Rocco Harshbarger connected for a 2-run single for a 3-2 advantage.
Fox Township then tagged Zac Luhr for three straight doubles to take a 6-2 lead. Dave Sheeley doubled to put two runners on before Merritt cracked a double to plate Harshbarger and Sheeley; Merritt moved to third base on a poor throw past home plate and Bob Vollmer added another run with a double of his own for a 6-2 lead.
But in the bottom of the fifth inning Bob Vollmer ran into trouble and was lifted after loading the bases with a walk to Jesse Reynolds and consecutive singles to Mitchell Holmberg and Josh Mitchell.
Justin Quiggle relieved the starter and quickly lost the lead in less than 10 minutes; Quiggle hit both Joe Holmberg and Cameron Grumley with pitches to bring in two runs and cut the lead to 6-4. After Zac Luhr hit a shallow flyout to center field for the first out of the inning, Mitchell and Joe Holmberg both scored on wild pitches to tie the game at 6-6. Wilcox head coach Jeff Peterson then ordered the suicide squeeze which worked to perfection as Quinn Luhr laid down a soft bunt as Grumley ran home to take a 7-6 lead.
With Mitchell on the hill for Wilcox in the top of the sixth inning, Fox Township was able to retake the lead. With two outs on the board and Bob Vollmer at second base after a leadoff walk and stolen base, Justin Beimel connected with a liner to center field to knot the game at 7-7.
After a walk to Branden Tyger and catcher's interference to put Brandon Vollmer aboard, Harshbarger followed with a 2-run single to plate Beimel and Tyger for a 9-7 lead. Mitchell allowed a walk to Sheeley to load the bases again before catching Merritt swinging.
A four-pitch walk by Quiggle allowed Cole Peterson to reach safely to start the bottom of the sixth inning. Consecutive flyouts allowed Quiggle the chance to escape the inning unscathed but he followed with consecutive walks to Mitchell and Joe Holmberg to load the bases. Grumley promptly followed with a bases-clearing double to left-center field to take a 10-9 lead.
The top of the seventh inning resembled the last inning as Mitchell allowed a leadoff walk to Bob Vollmer, who later stole second base on a strikeout to Joe McLaughlin. Unfazed, Mitchell had a 2-strike count on Beimel before he stroked a tricky liner to the mound. The ball took an odd bounce before rolling between first and second base. Second baseman Frank Kocjancic made a throw from his knees to first base but Joe Holmberg juggled the toss which allowed Brian Vollmer to tie the game.
"The pitching came through and [Fox Township] was able to get a little dribbler to tie it up there on Josh [Mitchell] with two outs-- if Joe [Holmberg] makes a little scoop over here then it's over but it didn't happen," coach Peterson said. "Otherwise, Fox Township hit the ball and [Bob] Vollmer did a nice job pitching against us."
Michael Fox came in as a pinch runner for Beimel and later scored on a single from Tyger for an 11-10 lead. Mitchell then caught Brandon Vollmer looking to end the inning.
Fox Township brought Beimel in to close the bottom of the seventh inning but Wilcox had other plans. After a flyout to center from Quinn Luhr, Kocjancic drew a base on balls before Peterson was hit by a pitch to put two runners aboard. A single from Reynolds loaded the bases before a Mitchell Holmberg groundout brought in Kocjancic to tie the game at 11-11. Mitchell was then able to reach base with a walk to again load the bases but Joe Holmberg was unable to cash in and he hit a sharp liner to left field that was caught for the final out.
"This is the way the game goes but I think our players showed a lot of character," coach Peterson said. "We could've folded up after being down by four runs, we had a [crap] inning but we were able to come back.
"I honestly thought we were going to end it there with Joe Holmberg taking a shot but nobody gave up."
Despite the tie, Fox Township outhit Wilcox 12-8, a statistic that didn't sit well with coach Peterson.
"I think we could've hit a lot better than we did, we looked a little sluggish and lazy batting in a few spots," coach Peterson said. "There were a couple passed balls and walks on both ends-- every time they got a guy on, they got a passed ball and moved to second.
"That's where we struggled and that kicked our [butt] I don't know how many times-- then they'd get a hit and bring a run in. I'll take this draw because at times there, it could've easily been a loss."
After seven innings, the umpires called the game due to darkness.
"I think Quinn [Luhr] did a good job for us and I wanted to get Ben [MacDonald] in to get his feet wet a little bit, and that was good for him," coach Peterson said. "We came back out of it and I thought we threw well in the later innings, and I was going to ride [Josh] Mitchell one more inning had we been able to."
The two teams are scheduled to pick up the game at 5 p.m. Wednesday at Wilcox before Wilcox's game at St. Marys at 7:30 p.m.
Individual statistics:
Fox Township AB R H BI
Brian Merritt 5 2 2 2
Bob Vollmer 3 2 2 1
Justin Quiggle 5 0 1 0
Joe McLaughlin 4 0 0 0
Justin Beimel 5 1 3 2
Branden Tyger 2 2 2 1
Brandon Vollmer 2 1 0 0
Rocco Harshbarger 4 1 1 0
Dave Sheeley 3 1 1 0
Michael Fox 0 1 0 0
Totals 33 11 12 6
2B: Merritt, Sheeley, Bo. Vollmer. SB: Bo. Vollmer 2.
Wilcox AB R H BI
Cole Peterson 3 1 0 0
Jesse Reynolds 3 1 0 0
Mitchell Holmberg 4 1 2 1
Josh Mitchell 3 2 3 0
Joe Holmberg 3 3 1 1
Cameron Grumley 1 2 1 4
Zac Luhr 4 0 0 0
Quinn Luhr 2 0 1 3
Frank Kocjancic 1 1 0 0
Ben MacDonald 1 0 0 0
Totals 25 11 8 9
2B: Grumley. SAC BUNT: Q. Luhr.
Fox Township 001 503 2 - 11
Wilcox 020 053 1 - 11
Fox Township IP H R BB K
Bob Vollmer 4+ 7 2 3 2
Justin Quiggle 2 1 8 3 1
Justin Beimel 1 1 1 2 0
*Bob Vollmer pitched to 3 batters in the bottom of the 5th inning.
Wilcox IP H R BB K
Quinn Luhr 3 3 1 1 0
Ben MacDonald 0.1 0 0 2 0
Zac Luhr 0.2 4 5 1 1
Mitchell Holmberg 1 1 0 1 1
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- An audio component, such as wireless headphones
Some systems contain all the components you need in one package; others require you to assemble and connect a series of components. Which you need depends largely on where you're installing your system, and what you intend to do with it.
Practically speaking, mobile video can be divided between front-seat and backseat systems (although, there's plenty of crossover applications, as we'll see later).
Most often, front-seat systems consist primarily of in-dash receivers with monitors. These receivers fit in both standard-sized and double-sized dash openings, and usually have a monitor that's motorized. Receivers for single-sized dash openings are capable of retracting into the chassis for storage.
Backseat systems usually involve monitors that can be installed in various locations, such as in the headrests or on the ceiling, separate DVD or videocassette players, and audio components (such as wireless headphones). Complete packages that include everything you need for a basic system are also readily available.
Each type of system has its inherent advantages, as we'll learn in the following pages. Which type is the right one for you depends entirely on what you'd like to get out of your system.
Mobile video, front and center
The easiest way to get a mobile video system that serves the front seats in your vehicle is to install an in-dash receiver with a built-in monitor. These receivers feature monitors (usually LCD, and 6-1/2 or 7 inches) which act as TV screens for your videos, system information displays, and system controllers.
Mobile video receivers are also generally capable of extensive system expansion; most allow you to connect extra audio or video components, plus useful gear like DVD navigation and backup cameras.
Some mobile video receivers, like this Pioneer AVH-X7500BT, fit in standard dash openings, and feature retractable LCD video monitors
If you choose to go this route, you'll most likely want a receiver with DVD playback, which basically acts as an all-in-one solution. In order to play a DVD, you'll have to have your vehicle parked and the emergency brake engaged — this is strictly for safety reasons; you certainly don't want to be distracted by the captivating images of your favorite films while cruising the Interstate at 65 m.p.h.! When you're not watching a film, however, the display will act as your system's command central, and, depending on the model, might even offer touch-screen control. Many video receivers also feature cool graphics, such as equalizer displays, that accompany your music.
The receiver installs just like a standard deck does. The only extra connections you'll need to make are to your emergency brake and any accessories you've chosen to make your ride more enjoyable.
Warning: removing your seat could deactivate your vehicle's SRS system.
An in-dash monitor is an essential part of a GPS navigation receiver, which gives you turn-by-turn guidance to just about anywhere in the country. Some DVD receivers have optional external navigation systems that you can add, but these days, it's less expensive to just buy a navigation receiver. And unlike watching a movie, you can use the navigation system when the vehicle's in motion (it wouldn't be too useful otherwise, right?).
A GPS navigation system can give you detailed visual directions and voice prompts to get you just about anywhere you go accurately and safely.
Backup cameras can come in very handy, too, especially with larger vehicles. The camera, mounted on your rear bumper, gives you a clear view of what's behind you as you back up. Many video receivers have dedicated backup camera inputs. They'll also automatically reverse the image on the screen, so it'll look completely natural to you as you use the screen to navigate backwards.
Possibly the most impressive feature most video receivers have is dual- or multi-zone capability. Receivers with either of these capabilities will have at least one set of audio/video outputs, as well as at least one set of audio/video inputs. Separate monitors and a transmitter for wireless headphones for the back seat can be hooked up to the outputs. Additional sources, such as a video game console, can connect to the A/V inputs. When you engage the dual-zone feature, you can send the signal from one source, like the DVD player or video game console, to the rear monitors and headphone transmitter; the folks in back will be able to enjoy that source. Meanwhile, you can still play the radio, for example, over the car's speakers. The more zones a receiver can control simultaneously, the more diverse your entertainment options get.
Backseat Cinema
If you're planning on setting up a mobile video system in the backseat, you've got plenty of options from which to choose.
The most common solution is a combination of a component DVD player (or VCR), a separate monitor, and a sound component — usually wireless headphones. The choices you have range in complexity from simple, all-in-one packages to installation-intensive, multi-component systems.
Headrest monitors
In systems that involve separate components, LCD monitors, which generally range from 5 to 7 inches, are often mounted in the front-seat headrests. You can install your own screens in your factory headrests, or pickup headrests with the screens already installed.
Some manufacturers produce mounting brackets that simply secure to the posts of the front-seat headrests. A monitor mounts on an arm of the bracket, which is usually adjustable. Other manufacturers have designed factory replacement headrests that have monitors already installed. They look remarkably like the factory originals, even down to the fabric color and texture, and simply take their place in the seat.
In either case, once you've installed the monitor, you'll have to connect it to a separate player. Component DVD players (or videocassette players) can be mounted in out-of-the-way locations: center consoles are very popular choices; under the seat can make sense, as well. You'll just have to make sure you can access its front panel in order to insert and remove your discs. And don't forget, you can use an in-dash DVD receiver with backseat monitors; the receiver becomes the main media source in this scenario.
The video outputs of your player should be connected to the video inputs of the monitors with video cables specifically designed for mobile applications — they'll be better insulated than cables designed for use in-home, and will generally keep radiated "noise," which is always prevalent in a mobile environment, from sneaking into the system and degrading your video quality. You'll also have to connect the audio outputs of your player to an audio component in order to hear your DVDs; we'll discuss your audio options momentarily.
Overhead monitors
Fold-down overhead monitors are popular, too, especially in SUVs and minivans where there's plenty of space. Between mounting and wiring them, they demand a fairly significant amount of installation expertise; if you go this route, you might consider letting a professional handle the installation.
Regardless of who installs it, however, there are certainly some inherent advantages to an overhead monitor. Mounting a monitor on the ceiling makes it much easier for all your backseat passengers to see the picture. This type of monitor is also well out of harm's way whenever you're loading or unloading cargo from your vehicle. Some include built-in dome lights, in case you have to mount it over your vehicle's factory dome light. Some are also compatible with housings that have been designed for specific vehicles (that let you retain factory ceiling-mounted controls and displays).
As with a headrest monitor, you'll have to connect an overhead monitor to a separate media player and to an audio component.
There are, however, overhead monitor packages that help make things significantly easier for you. Some feature DVD players built right into the housings, which reduces the number of wiring connections you have to make. Some overhead monitor/player combos even feature built-in wireless FM modulators, which beam the audio signal over an unused FM frequency directly to your factory stereo, as well as infrared transmitters, that send the audio signal wirelessly to a set of compatible headphones. These all-encompassing systems eliminate the need for you to run wiring all through your vehicle; your primary concern will focus solely on installing the monitor and housing on your vehicle's ceiling.
Player/monitor combos
The easiest solution of all in the backseat mobile video arena is a self-contained player/monitor combination. These usually simply strap onto the back of your vehicle's front seats (typically at the headrest) and plug into the cigarette lighter for power. They'll feature some sort of audio output (such as headphone jacks, and/or an RCA composite set of audio/video outputs). They're convenient, easy-to-install, and totally portable. The only drawbacks: their picture quality tends not to be quite as good as systems with separate components, and their sound-delivery options are slightly limited. They also might not install as neatly as or exactly where you'd like them to, which can in turn limit their visibility. But if you're looking for a "quick fix" that requires no installation work, these are certainly viable options.
DVD player/monitor combos strap to the back of a front seat, and plug right into one of your vehicle's power outlets. They give you everything you need for instant, installation-free video entertainment.
Making sure you can hear your system
With any system, you'll have to find a way to hear the sound. A few monitors out there have audio inputs (so they'll receive the audio signal from the player) and jacks for wired headphones; simply plug the headphones in, and you have instant audio. Most likely, you'll want to connect the audio to a transmitter for wireless headphones.
Wireless headphones, like the Audiovox MTGHP1CA headphones, allow backseat passengers to listen to the video source privately.
There are two types of wireless headphones and transmitters: RF (radio frequency) and IR (infrared). In both cases, the audio output from your media source connects directly to the transmitter via audio patch cables. RF transmitters "broadcast" the audio signal over a specific radio frequency wavelength to its compatible set (or sets) of headphones. Because they use radio frequencies, the transmitters can be mounted anywhere in the vehicle; the headphones act as "antennas." These work remarkably well; the only potential drawback is that they might be susceptible to slight radio interference (although that's generally unlikely). IR transmitters "beam" the audio signal direcly to a set of compatible headphones. They aren't susceptible to interference like RF transmitters are, but the transmitter itself must be mounted within a direct line of sight of the headphones; obstacles will block the signal from reaching the headphones.
You can also use your vehicle's sound system to play your video soundtracks, if you prefer. If your receiver has an auxiliary input (as many aftermarket receivers do), you can connect the audio from your media source directly to the stereo using audio patch cables. If your receiver doesn't have auxiliary inputs, you can use an FM modulator. The audio from your source connects directly to the modulator; the modulator then connects to your radio's antenna input (power and ground connections are required, too), and "broadcasts" the sound over an unused FM frequency.
As previously mentioned, you might find a system that uses a wireless FM modulator. It operates on the same principle as wired modulators, except it doesn't require you to make a direct connection to your radio's antenna input, which is remarkably convenient! Like wireless headphones, wireless modulators may fall prey to occasional interference, and the range of frequencies over which they can broadcast can be a bit more limited than those of hard-wired versions. But they can solve some very tricky installation problems, by eliminating the need for you to access the back of your radio.
You can make your mobile theater sound like your home theater
As with your home stereo, it's actually possible to get true 5.1 surround sound in a car! The cozy, enclosed nature of the vehicle makes it easy to hear the distinct channel separation. Your vehicle's front and rear speakers act as the front left and right and surround left and right channels. You'll have to add a center channel speaker (which can present some mounting challenges; consulting a professional is highly recommended, depending on your experience) and an amplified subwoofer to complete the speaker setup.
There are several ways to get surround sound in your car:
- Hook your Dolby Digital® and DTS®-compatible DVD player (or in-dash DVD receiver) up to a separate surround-sound decoder. This is usually done with an optical digital cable, although some brands have proprietary connections that work between their own components. It's very similar to a home setup. The signal from the decoder will then have to go to separate amplifiers. You'll need amplification for your front, rear, and center-channel speakers, as well as for your subwoofer. A four-channel amp will work for the front and rear speakers. You'll then either need separate amps for the center channel and subwoofer, or powered versions of both speakers (both of which are available). A very few in-dash DVD receivers let you loop back the audio signal from the decoder and use their internal amplifiers to power the front and rear speakers (which means you'll still need to amplify the center channel and sub).
- Install an in-dash receiver with built-in surround decoding. These receivers decode the digital surround-sound signal internally, and have all the speaker outputs you need, including center channel. All you have to add in this case is an amplified subwoofer.
- Use a multi-channel theater component amplifier. The mobile video market in 2004 witnessed the debut of five-channel amplifiers that feature built-in digital surround decoding. These offer front and rear speaker outputs, a center channel output, and a preamp output for connecting a separately amplified sub. These make for clean, powerful installations with excellent sound quality.
Get Everything You Need
Wireless headphones allow backseat passengers to enjoy a movie without disturbing the driver.
RCA composite video cables deliver crystal-clear video transmission — some carry audio signals as well.
Source switchers and video boosters are helpful for video systems with multiple sources and monitors.
Mobile TV tuners for satellite TV on the go.
High-end accessories
Did you know that it's possible to get satellite television in your vehicle? Well, it is. We're not kidding.
The beauty of a comprehensive mobile video system is the number of entertainment options it affords you. In addition to movies and music, you can add video games, local and satellite television, even your camcorder to the mix. What you can add depends on how many audio/video inputs your system has. Some components (video games, notably) might also require items such as power inverters in order for you to operate them in your vehicle.
Adding multiple components makes multi-zone capable video systems all the more fun. For example, if you have two monitors, a game system, and a satellite radio tuner hooked up to an in-dash receiver with multi-zone capability, you can listen to XM over the car speakers, while one backseat passenger watches a DVD, and the other plays a video game. Now that's entertainment.
Whatever you choose to do with mobile video, whether you install a complex, multi-component system, or simply hang a DVD player/monitor combo on your front seat, once you've entered the world of mobile video, you'll never want to leave.


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Artist of the Week: Charli XCX
Charli XCX is changing what it means to be a pop star in 2014. With an affinity for Spice Girls-inspired platforms and an attitude that's more punk rock than pop princess, her rise to the top has been original and worthy of some serious praise. She's got two studio albums, an EP and a handful of mixtapes under her belt, and co-wrote Icona Pop's major hit single "I Love It." In the last year she toured with Ellie Goulding, Marina and the Diamonds, Paramore, and took the time to headline her own North American tour. She's been jetsetting through Brazil these past few weeks and dropped a song with Australian rapper, Iggy Azalea letting everyone know she's got a fancy side to balance out her edge. One thing's for sure, the girl works hard.
We caught up with her to talk about her upcoming album, her favorite clothing line Lazy Oaf, and why it's so important for young female pop stars to be in control of their image–especially if it's a sexy one.
So tell me about headlining your recent North American tour?
It was really good! I was really surprised with how many shows sold out, it's cool. We did two shows in Chicago, one after another and it totally sold out – they were really good shows. We were on a tour bus so it all felt really real and really brilliant. I decorated the tour bus, we got loads of Christmas decorations so the bus looked like weird Disneyland.
What's the hardest thing about being on a bus tour?
It gets hard to write music on a bus but I don't really care because it's cool and it's fun, we're just watching movies all the time. I don't mind it all, I'm not really girly or anything so I really like it.
What's the last movie you watched?
We watched 28 Days Later, that was good. We tried to watch this movie called Twixt with Elle Fanning, and Francis Ford Coppola directed, it was like, really weird. It was not a good film at all.
You're working on your new album right now, can you tell me about the process? I know you said it can be hard writing on the road, but how is it going so far?
I was writing a lot before I came out on tour when I was in Stockholm – it's going really well. I definitely feel like this is the most important music I have ever created in my life. It's a lot more live, more guitars and inspired by '80s bands like Bow Wow Wow and Love. I saw the last record as the color purple and I see this second record as being the color red. I felt like all the passion, femininity, being in control of your body, and being super sexy came out in this album.
It sounds like you're tackling some issues that are really major right now for young female pop singers, what do those things mean to you? What relevance does that have to you and the stage that you're at in your career?
I feel like there are so many stereotypes with women in pop music, if you take your clothes off or appear to be sexy people think you're selling sex and you're not in control of your image. If you do something sexy people assume there is some guy, or some man behind the record label making you do that, which I firmly can say is not the case. If you don't chose to do something sexy, that doesn't shows skin or have short hair, people throw comments out like, "Oh you're a lesbian." I don't feel like those are beneficial comments for the world we live in today. I feel like not caring what people think and embracing who you are is important–if you want to be sexy and embrace who you are there is nothing wrong with that. If you think being sexy and shaving your head and being punk is sexy, great, it's about being in control.
What kind of control do you have over your creative process? Can you walk us through a studio session? How do you work?
To be honest, I don't have a method – no method is the best method. My only rule is I have to work fast, I hate taking a long time with things. It's all fast and quick and spontaneous. The first thing that comes to my head is the best thing, I always say the best songs are written in half an hour, not a day. I just like firing songs out, thats the best way. If I play a song for someone's opinion and they say it's bad then I'd just rework it. It's very instantaneous and shout-y choruses, everything has to be done fast.
Is that a departure from the music you have been making?
In some ways yes, it took me about five years to put together my first record. I just like banging out the songs, this record is about not balancing yourself.
Talk to me about how you project yourself into your visuals? How important are visuals and aesthetics to you.
I'd say I'm more inspired visually than by music. I tend to watch things rather than listen to other songs, I want to create my own world for my friends to access. I make all my videos with my boyfriend so its 100% my brain and heart going into it. After doing "Super Love" I knew I wanted to film the video in Japan. I always feel like the way I know I'm connected to a song is if I see the music video in my head. Once I finish recording, I know what the music video will be like. Having that connection is very important to me.
Do you have favorite designers, magazines, books – anything you're really committed to?
I really like Lazy Oaf. I also love Givenchy, I love tuxedos and suits, that kind of style.
What is the one song you think you have listened to more than any other song on earth?
The Cure, "Just Like Heaven."
Lets say you can only eat one meal: appetizer, entree, dessert, beverage: what's your meal?
Guacamole and chips, avocado rolls (another avocado based meal), pixie sticks or something for dessert, and my drink would just be water with lots of lime.
Did you have a new years resolution for 2014?
If I did, I probably already broke it – I'm not good at that kind of stuff.
Do you have a favorite Quentin Tarantino character of all time or film?
Alabama Whitman, she's the best!
Have you ever had your fortune told?
I want to! I want to go to someone really good, but I'm also kind of scared. What if they say I'm going to die on a certain day? Then I have to live my whole life waiting for that day. I like surprises.
If you could be a kitchen appliance what would you be?
When is the last time you mailed a letter through the post?
Probably when I was 13 and it was to my best friend. We would write letters to each other and would pretend we were part of this secret cheerleading crime fighting society – with outfits and that kind of thing, so we would go to school and not talk about it and keep it a secret.
Are you still friends?
You're stranded on a desert island, you can only bring one female and one male pop star, dead or alive, who would it be?
Robert Smith because I think he'd be good to hang out with and would serenade me under the stars and that would be really fun. Female would be Lizzie McGuire, her pop star self, but maybe she could come as a cartoon as well as her real time self.
What is the most exciting thing happening in music in general right now?
I feel like it's such a good time to be working in music because everyone has so much control, even compared to five years ago. I think that's pretty cool, I don't know about music trends really but I do like Flatbush Zombies. I like their music right now.
What does the future hold, what can we expect from the future of Charli?
I have no idea, my head is so focused right now and I don't want to break my flow. This was such a rush to make, my head is so in the place. For next year, I have no idea.
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