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Rotation is looking sketchy as usual. CC is obviously rock solid, but then what? Pettitte very well could decline or miss a huge chunk of the year at his age. Hughes is Hughes. You never know from game to game what youre getting. Nova was bad last year. Pineda blew his arm up. I dunno man. Hard to see us holding off the Rays, O's, and now the Jays this year.
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I heard through the grape vine an OSHA training card is required by many places before they will let you come onto job sites and work. Seems they have a 10 hour and a 30 hour course.
Anybody ever run into this, or asked for one?
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yup I have 10 hr .This is trueBB402D
Although any education/cert is a good thing it all depends on your type of work if it is needed or not. I have only done two jobs in the last 25 years that required a welding cert., the last one being about 10 years ago. I'm sure some guys need stuff like this every week but I don't.
All I'm trying to say is when your trying to get going in business you need to pick & choose what you need as it's easy to go overboard & try to prepare for anything. Imo it's better to just work & when something comes up then deal with it. I understand that you may lose out on a job because you don't have xxxxx but you may also lose out on a job because you were at a class for something that you might never use.
I have one customer that required me to take an osha fork truck class because I would use their fork truck. So I did it. Never had to have a fork truck cert in 25 yrs. up until 4 yrs. ago. & only for them. Again education is never a bad thing but don't get caught up in getting to many certs unless you know you will use them.MM250
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Yea, I'll wait to do those types of things. I can't predict whats ahead, that's for sure.
Right now nothing but a broken down bush hog behind a barn. Only blood sweat and tears will be needed there.
I'd rather do that type of work anyway for awhile. Maybe later if I grow up to be a welder I'll look into those things more.
I had never heard of an OSHA card before so thought I would ask.
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I have been running into more and more jobs that require both certs, and OSHA training. I have a steel fab shop, and we do alot of commercial projects. Almost anything government funded requires welding certs. I even had to get man lift certification.
Yup i have had the 10 and 30 hr courses and our shop is now training for the 10 hr one. Everyone must go that works there...BobBob Wright, Grandson of Tee Nee Boat Trailer Founder
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The question in my mind is; Is this something where a guy actually learns something and therefore becomes safer, or is this just some OSHA method to justify their jobs and is, in reality, just a "card punch" that a guy has to have to get a job and no one really learns anything by attending these 10 or 30 hour classes??
I guess my second thought is that this is one of those things that will just go away once the fact that the government is spending money on useless programs sinks in and this one gets cut. What are the odds of that happening??
You probably get the idea that I am not too big on a lot of the stuff that comes out of OSHA. For example, the only OSHA approved "safety style" box cutter/utility knife that I have in my tool box is the most dangerous tool I own.......the older non-OSHA ones are perfectly safe to use unless you are a total idiot and then you merely MAY hurt yourself, whereas with the new OSHA one, you are guaranteed to hurt yourself unless you are super, SUPER careful with the danged thing!!Don J
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When I heard about this, It was said most of everything in the class is common sense stuff. Most people on here could probably pass without taking the class.
I'm no fan of all the gov bs regulations.
I just can't get out of my head that one day or many times coming, welders will be needed like doctors for sudden natural disasters or something along those lines.
So its sort of like the preppers, be ready for it. Have plenty of consumables on hand and what ever else you need.
Yea,I know, kind of out there. I need more in tools and equipment than an OSHA class.
Just learning and adding a maybe to my long list.
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we get a osha 30 class every year along with steel ********,scaffold build,rigging training,asbestos training , and to answer the question yes it does come in handy most contractors dont care about your safety they just want the job done the classes inform you of what the right and wrong ways are of doing things as well as giving you the information you need to call in and report unsafe work acts, its always best to know more about the osha rules and regulations than your employer that way when a situation arises you have the knowledge to take the proper actions to correct and or report it to the right people, on top of all of that it helps you know how to be a safe worker and could quite possibly keep you from being injured or killed


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|Vodka Slush, a refreshing adult drink made from a mixture of frozen lemonade, orange juice and limeade and vodka, or rum if you like. After freezing the mixture is combined with 7-up or Sprite to make a slush.
Vodka SlushThis one's for you Deb, because and it was you and Trish that inspired me to seek out this slushy drink after having a taste of Trish's freezer slush many, many years ago! (Hey, and send me your recipe would ya?)
This will certainly help keep you and your other over-21 friends cooled off during all the festivities, while the kids sip on their koolaide, fruit drinks and lemonade. Like a grown up slushie really.
Have a safe and fun holiday y'all, and remember, drink responsibly and don't drink and drive!
The original recipe said to freeze for 2 hours - but I recommend freezing it overnight.
Recipe: Vodka Slush©From the Kitchen of Deep South Dish
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- 1 (12 ounce) can of frozen lemonade concentrate, thawed
- 1 (6 ounce) can of frozen orange juice concentrate, thawed
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- 2 cups of vodka
- 1/2 cup of granulated sugar
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Mix the thawed lemonade, orange juice, and limeade into a large freezer safe container. Add the water, vodka and sugar, mix well and freeze overnight.
When ready to mix drinks, remove the frozen mixture from the freezer and scoop into glasses, or let sit for 5 to 10 minutes on the counter to soften, if desired. Fill glasses 1/2 to 3/4 full with the slush mixture, then top it off with the 7up or Sprite. Stir and serve immediately. Tiny umbrellas or mini flags totally optional but highly recommended. Enjoy!
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Friday, March 11, 2011
JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Mar. 11, 2011) - After opening its spring season at the JU Invitational and later at the Puerto Rico Classic, the ETSU men's golf team returns to action on Sunday as the Bucs are looking to defend their 2010 title at the General Hackler Championship, held in Myrtle Beach, S.C.
Coastal Carolina will host the 17-team event that features 12 in the Golf Week/Sagarin top 100 team rankings, including #8 Auburn, #15 Augusta State, #18 Virginia, #25 Wake Forest, #35 Pepperdine, #38 Tennessee, #48 East Carolina, #49 North Florida, #58 Coastal Carolina, #70 Lamar, #90 ETSU and #96 College of Charleston. Augusta State is the reigning NCAA Champions, while the Bucs are the defending General Hackler champions.
The event will be held at the par-72, 6,950-yard TPC of Myrtle Beach layout, which was designed by world famous golf course architect Tom Fazio and former PGA Tour star Lanny Wadkins.
Last year, ETSU used the win to jump start a strong spring season that eventually finished with the Atlantic Sun Conference title and a berth in the NCAA Regionals.
The Bucs have had plenty of success in the General Hackler Championship over the years as they have won the event twice in the past four years. Last season, ETSU led from start to finish for its second team title of the spring. Seamus Power won the individual title after finishing the event with a three-round score of 1-under. The Bucs finished the event three shots clear of host Coastal Carolina and nine shots ahead of the eventual NCAA Champions Augusta State.
The first two rounds are set for Sunday with the final round to tee off on Monday. Live scoring for the event will be available through Golf Stat at ETSUBucs.com.
The General Hackler Championship is named in honor of the late United States Air Force General James F. Hackler, Jr., a long-time supporter of Chanticleer golf. Coastal Carolina also has previously honored Hackler with the naming of the Coastal men's and women's golf program's Hackler Trophy. The trophy is awarded annually to the individual chosen on an established record of academic achievement, dedicated to the ideals of citizenship, devotion to preserving the integrity in the playing of the game of golf, and abilities as a golfer with special emphasis on the scholar-athlete's sportsmanship and attitude toward fulfilling his or her potential in the game.


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Saturday, December 13, 2003JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Dec. 13, 2003) - East Tennessee State's women's basketball team won its home opener, 83-72, over UNC Greensboro from Brooks Gym Saturday. Five Lady Bucs scored in double digits, led by junior Tiffani Mayes' (Sumter, S.C.) 17 points. Both teams now hold an even 1-1 record in the Southern Conference and are 1-5 overall. The score was knotted at 41-41 going into the half. UNCG's Amanda Eaton scored 18 first-half points on 4-of-6 shooting from the perimeter. However, Eaton was silenced in the second half despite leading all scorers with 21 points prior to fouling out with 3:52 remaining. Caroline Blair also fouled out of the contest for the Spartans, as ETSU went to the line a total of 33 times during the game and connected on 22 free throws. Saturday was also the first time in six games the Lady Bucs had fewer turnovers than their opponent. The Spartans' Jacinda Lambert scored 18 points, but had a game-high eight of her team's 20 turnovers, while ETSU committed just 14 turnovers to match its 14 assists. The Buccaneers largest lead of the game came at the 2:39 mark after B.J. Banjo (Baltimore, Md.) sank a pair of free throws. Banjo went a perfect 4-of-4 from the charity stripe and finished the game with 10 points. UNCG cut the lead down to eight when Lambert's three-pointer found nothing but net to make the score 80-72 with 1:37 left to play. The Spartans offense was unable to convert on their following possessions, however, allowing ETSU to escape with the 11-point victory. Senior Lauren Trantham (Asheville, N.C.) recorded her second consecutive double-double with 12 points and 10 rebounds. Kiya Verdell (Hartwell, Ga.), who has struggled since coming back from a preseason knee injury, contributed 14 points, while freshman Brooke Wilhoit (Sevierville, Tenn.) added 11 points and game-high five assists and four steals. UNCG center Lindsey Reed showcased some of her moves in the paint to finish with 13 points following some nice touches off of the glass, while Megan Honeycutt poured in 11 points in 21 minutes off of the bench. The Spartans, who have lost three in a row, continue their current road stretch on Thursday when they travel to Chattanooga to take on the defending conference champions. ETSU will stay at home to host SoCon newcomer Elon this Thursday, Dec. 18. Tip-off is scheduled for 7 p.m. in Memorial Center.
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Since 37 out of the 50 states permit sentences of life without the possibility of parole, such a sentence is not unusual. How about cruel? If it is cruel, then why is it OK to impose that sentence on people who are not youthful?
The case of Graham versus Florida involved a 16-year-old repeat offender, who was convicted of a home invasion robbery while on probation from a previous felony. He was sentenced to life imprisonment without the possibility of parole. The Supreme Court then over-ruled that decision.
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This too goes counter to the very basis of American government, as a system in which "We the people" ultimately govern ourselves through representatives of our own choosing and the officials appointed by them. Once appellate judges are free to base their rulings on what people do in India, Egypt or Germany, Americans are no longer a self-governing people.
As if to add a touch of farce to lighten the tragedy of the dismantling of the Constitution, Supreme Court justices on opposing sides of the case of Graham versus Florida cited statistics seeking to show that there was national consensus for or against life sentences without the possibility of parole.
Appellate courts, including the Supreme Court, are not institutions equipped to make policy judgments like that. Legislatures exist to make policy judgments — and to be voted out of office if these policy judgments turn out to produce results that the electorate do not want. But there are no such corrective mechanisms in place if Supreme Court justices misjudge.
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Nobody — from the moment that the Constitution was adopted in the 18th century to the present — has ever denied that societies evolve, and that their laws must evolve to meet changing circumstances. But, unless Justice Stevens is either stupid or dishonest, he cannot leap from a need for laws to change to the conclusion that it is judges who must be the ones to make those changes.
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May 27, 2005, 08:00:16 AM »
I am currently a Canon shooter, but have handled various Nikon digital and film cameras over time. My current shooting partner is a Nikon user and when we're not shooting we trade comparisons (insults?!) about what's good and not about our respective cameras. Our common conclusion is that the best camera would be the one that incorporated the good things from both brands (plus a few from Minolta, as I regard them the kings of ergonomic body design). But let me not stray from the topic of discussion..
D70 vs new Rebel - which one to chose.
For a new DSLR user I think both the Canon Rebel and the Nikon D70 are capable cameras. I am inclined to think that the image quality is slightly better with the 8mpixel sensor, but usability issues and handling of the Nikon D70 are slightly better than the Canon. Overall though both are very well matched and I can't call a clear winner. I am a 20D owner and I feel the D70 is very close in quality to my camera.
The previous rebel was most definitely outclassed by the D70, the new rebel however is a closer match with more features per gram than the previous Rebel, more professional feel and response.
Your friend will therefore have to look at other factors in deciding which company to go for, as once you start buying more lenses, you are essentially locked into a brand..
Other things to look at are obsolescence. Canon turn over their consumer models every year. Nikon every 2. Canon has a habit of "crippling" consumer cameras to make sure that they don't compete with their pro cameras. Nikon on the other hand makes unstable lens collars that need to be replaced if you want a stable image, and you're never quite sure when the next model will be ready for release... Canon is much more reliable in that sense. Canon also predictibly lower the price of every newly released camera, bringing the price of DSLR's down. Nikon's marketing department does wierd things with pricing (see D2H fiasco).. I think because their accountants come from Mars. Then again, the recently upgraded D70s is very keenly priced. Nikon also tries to maintain their product lines for longer (see the D100, D1X models still on sale for those foolhardy enough to invest in old technology), in line with film day economics and pace of product development. Nikon has more or less stated that full frame cameras are not in their future, so if your friend decides he wants to go that route in the near or far future... Canon is the only one of the two with that option open.
Whichever way you cut it both manufacturers try to do things differently, just so they won't be accused of imitating (and praising) their competitor... and both Digital Rebel XT and D70s are going to be good cameras to shoot with even with these differences in mind.
How big are your friend's hands? The Rebel is quite a small camera, but feels snug in the hand. The D70 is larger and you can grip it more easily...
One last item... Nikon has been lambasted on the internet sites because of it's policy for encrypting raw files. Canon is not an Angel, but if I were buying a new camera and knew what Nikon's policies were, I would select any equally capable competitor camera that doesn't have the same policy about Raw file formats, and I would let a Nikon rep know about my decision.
Good luck, and hope this all helped.
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May 28, 2005, 03:01:51 PM »
I've not seen the new Canon Rebel, but the old one wasn't a patch on the D70 for build quality, IMHO.
I'd advise him to closely compare each camera side by side, specifically noticing things like viewfinder image size and how the controls work.
Shoot a half cardfull with each camera in the store, take the card home and compare. I think he'd find the image quality differences minimal.
Political differnences aside, I think usability and build qualityare the main differences between them.
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May 31, 2005, 12:04:26 AM »
If you are only looking at the kits then the Nikon D70 with 18-70 lens definitely has the edge over the Rebel XT and it's coke bottle bottom of a lens.
The Nikon is much better built and although they are both basically plastic, the Nikon feels much more robust. If you've got small hands then the Rebel may suit better - for me it's way to small & plasticky.
The mega pixel difference is minimal in practical use.
Fact is that either will work well as a camera body. The Nikon lens is excellent which I feel gives it an advantage if this is the only lens that's going to be used for some time.
If you've got more budget then the Canon 20D definitely takes back the reigns from the D70 ... I admit I'm biased as I just bought one as a travel camera after comparing the competition over quite a period of time. I'll also admit to having been a dyed in the wool Nikon shooter too.
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June 01, 2005, 01:07:23 PM »
i'd like to thank everyone for their feeback.
My friend has decided to go with the Rebel - mainly because it costs less.
I think for myself, if i wasn't already a canon shooter with a a hefty investment in canon lenses, flashes and accessories, and didn't want to spend the money on a Canon D20, i probably would have gone with the Nikon D70. I have never been able to use any rebel camera - too small for my taste. But for my friends purposes, he didn't want to pay extra for the nikon kit, even thought the lens was a higher quality.
I'm planning on going digital next year, and hoping that either canon significantly upgrades - and reduces the price of the D20 (nothing wrong with hoping) , or reduces the price of the the 1d MkII. As someone who shoots a lot of wide angle landscape, the cost of a full frame or 1.3 factor camera has been the main reason for not going digital. However, this year while shooting the full moon at delicate arch at Arches national park, i saw the advantage that digital shooters had by being able to do multiple exposrues on the spot, and check the results, whereas, I'm still waiting to see what will turn up on my Velvia slides.
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May 26, 2005, 12:13:21 PM »
i haven't made the switch to digital yet. But i'm helping a friend of mine decide on a new rebel or waiting for the new nikon d70 (s?) to be available here.
appreciate if someone who has used both the new rebel and the d70 could provide some feedback. I know even though i'm a canon shooter, i've never be able to use the rebel for myself (just too small), but it does have more megapixels, and overall the D70 did get better reviews then the original digital rebel did. based on the reviews betweeen the original rebel and the original d70, and the fact that my friend doesn't have $12,000 invested in Canon lenses/flashes/accessories like I do, i'm inclined to suggest the nikon d70 to him, but would still like to hear if anyone has any comparsions of the the new rebel and the new d70.
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May 28, 2005, 04:35:36 AM »
Nikon has more or less stated that full frame cameras are not in their future, so if your friend decides he wants to go that route in the near or far future... Canon is the only one of the two with that option open.
Hi there,
I agree with just about everything else you wrote, but I am not so sure about Nikon not going FF in the future.
They have on the contrary clearly said during the last Kina that they were currently investigating the FF option as well.
Anyway, considering the current level of quality achieved with the D2X, this debate is only relevant for picky people printing at A2 or larger, probably not the case of someone considering a Digital Rebel.
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May 28, 2005, 07:03:53 PM »
Since your friend is getting your advice on cameras, presumably he's not a camera fanatic who will be upgrading the camera regularly. So he'll presumably have it for a long time.
Both the D70 and Rebel XT are good quality cameras. Either would be satisfactory.
So I suggest your friend may want to look at the lens lineup in the two systems and consider which one fits his needs better. If your friend is going to only buy a couple of fairly standard lenses that are in every line and never buy anymore (the type of person who might have bought a 24-85 zoom and a 70-200 zoom on a film camera, and never felt the desire for anything else), I'd go for whichever body and lens(es) "felt right".
New Rebel or new D70?
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June 01, 2005, 06:35:48 AM »
It's the same old question - "which camera body should I buy ?" - and the same old answer. It's not the specific body which counts or the specific features it contains, it's "Which system is better for YOU?". The camera is the heart of the system so it's important to choose the one which is more suitable to you. I - personally - don't see how any other system can match Canon or Nikon. Those two are in the peak as they have a wealth of lenses, flashes and other accessories no other system can match. So, here are some system differences between them.
1. All EF (but not
) lenses are
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with every EOS body. This is
very different
than Nikon. As far as I am concerned, this is the most important issue.
2. Canon has more AF lenses. BTW, mounting a manual focus lens on an EOS body is
a bit of a chore
. If this is your goal than Nikon is a much better option. They have a lot of optically excellent MF lenses that can be had for a fraction of their AF counterparts.
3. Canon has more IS lenses.
4. Canon has more USM lenses.
5. Canon has more TS-E lenses.
6. Prices of comparable items are generally cheaper.
Search. A lot has been written on that subject. Here are some links for a start.
click on CANON vs. NIKON? WHAT ABOUT MINOLTA? AND PENTAX?
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As a Sophomore in 2011: Placed 27th at the Central Connecticut Cross Country Mini-Meet on Oct. 21 with 11:10…Finished the sub-varsity New England Cross Country Championship on Oct. 8 with a season-best 20:20…Ran the Monmouth Invitational in 20:29.20 on Sep. 17…Finished the Fordham University Invitational on Sep. 10 in 20:58.27…Placed 16th at the Stony Brook Invitational on Sep. 3.
As a Freshman in 2010: Placed 17th in 10:42 at the CCSU Mini Meet on Oct. 22…Finished in 29th place, with a time of 20:19, at the Quinnipiac Invitational on Sept. 18.
Before Quinnipiac: Attended Bishop Eustace Preparatory School where she ran varsity cross country, indoor and outdoor track for four years...Her cross country team held a 6-0 record as Olympic Conference Champions, and was Shore Coaches Invitational Champions, South Jersey Open Champions, South Jersey Parochial Champions in 2010...She helped lead her outdoor track team to a 5-0 record as Olympic Conference National Division Champions...Runs a 5k personal best of 18:53; a 1500-meter in 5;17 and the 3200-meter in 11:27...Received the Annual Olympic Conference Female Scholar Athlete Award...She qualified for the Nike Indoor Nationals in the 5k in 2009 and 2010...She also was a qualifier for the New Balance Outdoor Nationals in the four-mile run in 2010...As a junior and senior, she was named team captain for cross country and track...Was selected to the All-Conference first team as a sophomore, junior and senior in both cross country and track...Was a member of the All-Non Public first team for three years as a cross country athlete...Was named her team's Most Valuable Player and received the Coach's Award, Most Improved Player Award and the Sportsmanship Award during high school.
Personal: A native of Sewell, N.J....Daughter of Ed and Maureen Malloy...Has an older brother, Dan...Majoring in physical therapy.