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I have a 180 Miller and welded off a generator. The genny was a 6500W Generac and I was using the 220 plug. I could weld but no more than about 3/4 to an inch at a time as the generator would pull down really bad and no longer power the arc.
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Ran it on 110v on a very low setting, thin sheet and still changed it over to 220v after a few minutes. Perhaps it just me not learning it enough on 110v.
Last job it ran great on 60' plus, 12/3 cord off a generator on the 220v side.
I know, who would rig up for 220v on 12/3. Been working great for light jobs.
The outlet on the generator could be junk, replacing the outlet would be my first try.
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Two other possibilities - one, the 140 volts is too high and may be tricking the MVP circuit into thinking it's getting 230 volts.
Two, if that 3500 watts is the LARGER of two ratings genny's usually show, it's SURGE watts and CONTINUOUS watts would be more in the range of 2500 watts.
Three ( I lied :=) you either have a crap generator (140 volts??!?) or a crap meter. I'd check to see which... Steve


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Welding heavy plate
How heavy? What process?
If it's thicker than my MIG welder is rated for, I'll do multi-pass. That's stringers.
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Your right sorry about that. Regarding 1/2 to 1" plate work. Years ago I was strictly doing arc welding on plate, but don't know what process is used know. I'm told arc welding is just about dead, by the welding store sales reps.
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Depends on the position and joint design. I am not sure how much luck has to do with the weld deposit but quality welds are done with both techniques, weaves are used in groove welds except horizontal and vertical fillets.
not true a weave can be use in all positions but it all comes down to ur hand skills. all processes can be used and a weave can be used with all but tig welding is better off with stringers but one can put in a sound and correct weave weld.trail blazer 302
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I've worked construction (pipe welding) for many years, I'll be one of the many that'll tell you stick welding isn't dead or any where near it! We still use it on pipe welds in nuclear plants. Stringers or weaves, it's up to the welder as to which they are more comfortable with. I like weaves myself as you can put down a lot more meat with each pass.Chris
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To respond to what you asked..Heavy plate can be welded with a weave technique or stringers can be used. And it all depends on the position of the plate and the process as well as the rods.
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Jun 18, 2009
Foodie Friday is a great way to end the week. It give us time to find some delicious recipes to make over the weekend. Designs by Gollum is the hostess as usual. When ever I go to her site the beautiful banner at the top makes me happy. So pretty.
Remember to leave a comment here before heading off to who knows where to ogle who knows what on their Foodie Friday Post. And of course visit Gollum who is our host.
My Friday contribution is my best creation yet. This complete dinner is the most elegant and most requested meal I have ever created. It only comes out for special occasions and I work on it days in advance to have everything just so for the meal.
The canapes are pretty easy to do but you have to have them ready on trays to go into the oven and then served immediately. They are not to hang around on a plate...and they won't they are so yummy.
This salad is collected from the wilds and is the freshest tasting greens you will ever have. The blackberries are echoed in the vinaigrette dressing. All local and organic.
You will never have had a potato that tastes like this one. People will beg you to tell them your secret ingredients but you won't tell or else. It is simple really but no one ever guesses it.
The main meat course will melt in your mouth with such a succulent juiciness it will ruin you for all others. This takes preparations a couple of days ahead but it will be worth it. Make lots because even the light eaters will pick away at any crumb of it left on the platter.
The vegetables for this meal are all our favorites cooked tender crisp with a wonderful light sauce topping. The fancy cuts and shapes take practice but as you can see it is so worth it.
The dessert comes from a recipe from the finest shop in town. The pastry chef is not very good at sharing but he had a thing for my friend and gave out the recipe to try and gain favour. You will never see this in print anywhere else. He keeps it in his head. The ingredients are not cheap but you will not be disappointed.
Well have a look at this amazing spread of food before my guests get at it. I will post the recipes at the end.
Oh crap what happened to our meal. It is completely gone. Don't even try to tell me Goldilocks ate it you big liar. So sorry for pulling your legs but I am waiting for permission from someone to post their recipe and I haven't heard back from her. I didn't want to miss out on this fun day and I haven't been cooking much of anything here because my BB guy is away until tomorrow.
12 comments:
- imjacobsmom said...
Oh you.....this was cute! ~ Robyn
- June 19, 2009 at 7:09 AM
- Florida Sue said...
Oh, I thought that was your BB looking disappointed because he didn't catch any fish at the cabin.
- June 19, 2009 at 8:06 AM
- Keetha Broyles said...
I LOVE that bear photo!!! Where in the world did you get it??? Did you TAKE it yourself?
- June 19, 2009 at 9:52 AM
- Terry & Dennis Macri said...
What a beautiful bear, looks like he is posing for the camera.
A few years ago when we lived on 100 acres in the middle of nowhere, I heard something on my back porch and decided I was going to scare that racoon away once and for all.....well when I opened up the sliding door, a bear looked at me and ran one way....I looked at him and ran the other way. Kinda funny now...
- June 19, 2009 at 11:26 AM
- Mary said...
That was really cute. Yet another indication of how clever you are :-). Have a wonderful weekend.
- June 19, 2009 at 11:58 AM
- Susan @ A Southern Daydreamer said...
you are toooo cute! Happy Foodie Friday! Have a great weekend ~ Susan
- June 19, 2009 at 1:03 PM
- Housewife Savant said...
When eating alone you could post Foodie Friday; "How to Make Toast, or Cereal."
Or "Chips and Dip for Supper."
- June 19, 2009 at 5:06 PM
- ellen b. said...
:0) Love this Foodie post! Love the bear at the picnic table ....
- June 19, 2009 at 5:22 PM
- The Animator's Wife said...
HAHA, you are funny and oh, so cruel. I was scrolling down, salivating with every word... and nothing to feast my eyes on. :) Don't even WANT to know how you got that picture though, yikes!
OK, now I'm hungry.
- June 19, 2009 at 8:39 PM
- Blondie's Journal said...
I had a feeling you were up to something!!
Cute bear.
- June 19, 2009 at 8:45 PM
- Really Rainey said...
Oh my gosh that bear photo is SO funny! But its super funny with your narration!
Have a wonderful weekend!
~Really Rainey~
- June 20, 2009 at 9:42 AM
- Gollum said...
I'm zigzagging my way through FF, new and old.
This is hilarous!
Have a great 4th!
- July 2, 2009 at 10:25 PM


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Cleveland, OH (Sports Network) - Chris Sale tossed 6 2/3 strong innings and the Chicago White Sox topped the Cleveland Indians, 4-2, in the opener of a three-game set at Progressive Field on Monday.
Sale (1-0) gave up just one run on three hits while striking out five and walking two in his first career start. He threw 60 of his 100 pitches for strikes.
Sale was Chicago's first round draft selection (13th overall) in 2010, and all 79 of his major league appearances were as a reliever.
"I was a bit nervous," Sale said. "But I tried to channel that towards pitching. I tried not to be scared of pitching, but motivated,"
Hector Santiago gave up a run in the ninth, but still collected his second save of the season.
A. J. Pierzynski cracked a two-run homer and Alejandro De Aza added a solo shot for the White Sox, who bounced back from a 5-0 loss to the Texas Rangers on Sunday. Paul Konerko finished with a pair of hits and Brent Morel contributed an RBI single.
Josh Tomlin (0-1) was tagged with the loss after giving up four runs on seven hits while striking out seven and walking one in five full frames.
Jose Lopez ripped a solo home run and Carlos Santana added an RBI single for the Tribe, who fell to 1-3 on the young season.
Chicago wasted no time hitting the scoreboard as De Aza cracked the fourth pitch he saw from Tomlin -- a middle-in fastball -- about six rows deep in right field to make it 1-0. After Konerko beat out an infield single, Tomlin left another fastball up to Pierzynski and he roped it over the wall in right field to extend the White Sox lead to 3-0.
Chicago extended its lead to 4-0 in the visitor's fifth. After Dayan Viciedo and Gordon Beckham made the first two outs, De Aza lined a double down the right-field line, and Morel followed with an RBI single into right field.
Cleveland got on the board in the home half of the sixth after Shin-Soo Choo was hit by a pitch, stole second and came around to score on an RBI single to center by Santana.
The Indians drew to within 4-2 when Lopez drove a fastball from Santiago off the left-field foul pole to conclude an eight-pitch battle, but Santiago came back to induce a flyout from Shelley Duncan before fanning Jason Kipnis and Aaron Cunningham to seal the win for the ChiSox.
"If he's healthy and he throws his stuff over the plate, he's going to be tough on a lot of people regardless of whether he pitches out of the 'pen or if he starts," Indians manager Manny Acta said of Sale's outing. ""He's got a very deceptive delivery -- a low slot. He can run it up there in the mid-90s with sink and he's got a pretty good slider."
The White Sox took 11-of-18 meetings with the Indians last season...Sale went 2-2 with a 2.79 ERA, eight saves and 79 strikeouts last season, his first full major-league year...Cleveland went 1-for-3 with runners in scoring position and stranded six, while the White Sox went 1-for-8 with runners in scoring position and stranded nine.


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The Yas Marina Circuit is unlikely to feature on Nico Hulkenberg's greatest circuits while Esteban Gutierrez is heading there in a positive frame of mind.
Nico Hulkenberg: "The Abu Dhabi Grand Prix is a stunning event, especially during twilight when you get some really nice footage and pictures. The paddock is really nice and probably has the best atmosphere of the year with very modern facilities. The track is pretty tricky and technical, especially the last sector which has a lot of twisty, 90-degree corners. It's easy to get it wrong and overdo it in qualifying. It's not one of my most favourite circuits. I think it's too much stop-and-go and it's missing a flow. We will have plenty of work to do so we can understand the tyres."
Esteban Gutierrez: "The Yas Marina Circuit is a great place to have a Formula One race. I really enjoyed racing there in GP2 and also testing for Formula One in previous years. The track is pretty straightforward and I have quite a bit of mileage there. Sector one has two high-speed corners that are fun. Sectors two and three have a few tight corners, which require a lot of traction. After the Indian GP we will approach the weekend in a positive way and look forward to getting the maximum out of it. In terms of racing, to me it doesn't make a difference if we race during the day or at night, but the atmosphere in Abu Dhabi is always good, and I look forward to the weekend."
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Families First clients will be able to access FSC primarily in three ways:
1. Work Exempt clients will be referred to FSC by their FF caseworker.
Caseworkers who recognize a barrier or clients who think that counseling or treatment through a Family Services Counseling referral would help them or a family member, will be referred to FSC. The individual does not need to give the caseworker a reason for the referral request. The caseworker may not ask the client why he or she is asking for the referral to FSC.
2. Clients with a work requirement may be referred to FSC by their FF work activity contractor.
3. Client reps who recognize a barrier or potential barrier or who have a client who requests FSC may refer him/her directly to the FSC. The need for FSC service may be determined from interviewing the client, or from responses given on the Families First screening tool. Bulletin 10, FA-08-07
If during the application interview, initial or renewal, the client's responses to the voluntary screening tool, indicate the existence of a possible ADA-covered disability, ask the client if he or she would like a referral to Family Services Counseling for an assessment. The client will not be referred to the work activity contractor for a 30-hour work activity until the FSC assessment has been completed.
If the client does not agree to the Family Services Counseling referral, document the case record to indicate the client's disagreement and refer the client to the work activity contractor.
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When the assessment has been completed, the Family Services Counselor will provide the feedback information to the client rep who will:
· Review the feedback results.
· Translate the FSC assessment into a directive for an accommodation, if appropriate (in other words, the client representative and/or client representative supervisor will make the final "need for an accommodation" decision).
· Consult with the State Office Accommodations Specialist if an accommodation decision cannot be made at the county level. Bulletin 9, FA-09-08
· Document the FSC assessment results in the case record.
· Refer the client to the work activity contractor within three working days of receipt of the feedback, unless consultation is needed by the State Office Accommodations Specialist. Bulletin 9, FA-09-08
· Indicate on the work activity referral the type of accommodation needed, if appropriate.
· Remove the "Temporary Short Term Crisis" code and enter the "30 Activity Hours" code on AEIPA.
· Document how the work activity contractor applied the accommodation.
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· Document the case record that the assessment was not completed and why.
· Enter the appropriate information in the case record.
· Refer the client to the work activity contractor for a 30-hour activity via a paper referral.
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Here we are with November under way and the only excitement these next 30 days appear to be bringing, will be the mustache's that the male population will sport for the annual Movember cause. Instead of 10 or so hockey games under NHL teams' belts, each one sits not only even in record, but with seemingly less and less chance of having any games played this season. Not trying to be "Debbie Downer" here, but if the Winter Classic is cancelled, or maybe by the time you read this it already has, the balance of the season won't be far behind.
The Winter Classic in the past few seasons has become the showcase game for the NHL, giving fans all across North America, and even Europe, an opportunity to see the beauty, grace, and charisma that hockey brings. Those of us who already know that, anticipate the game as though it's another unwrapped Christmas present waiting under our tree. Your entire day is devoted to the build up which includes pre-game coverage, a look back at the previous season's matchup, and of course the game itself. When this game doesn't happen the damage to the NHL could be devastating. Too strong of a word? Think about the ramifications of not playing this game.
There will be no HBO 24/7 series to watch which would have allowed fans of this years opponents to familiarize themselves with the likes of Dion Phanuef, Henrik Zetterberg, Pavel Datsyuk, and Phil Kessel. Not to mention seeing such wonderful personalities as Brian Burke and Jimmy Devallano, the two execs of Toronto and Detroit respectively.
NBC will become absolutely livid and begin to ask themselves why the h-e-double hockey sticks did we sign such a lucrative contract with this league, only to have this happen in the first year of our new commitment! (Although I'm sure they've already questioned themselves.) The companies who were lined up to pay good money for exposure of their products on your big screen television won't have the chance to do that. The public relations firms and advertising agencies who've been working hard to come up with their craftiest ideas, some of which are hilarious, will have wasted their efforts for nothing. Pardon the pun, but the cancellation of the Winter Classic will create quite the snowball effect in a number of areas.
That said, it would likely mean that all games in December would be on the brink of being cancelled as well, and since we're at it, the balance of the season won't be far behind. This isn't just both the NHL and NHLPA shooting themselves in the foot, they are shooting themselves in the head, with the bullet coming out the back, and into the hearts of fans everywhere. You cannot begin to fathom the amount of fallout from NHL faithful this is going to cause. In addition to the other "league partners" that have been mentioned.
A lost season, which would be the second within a decade is borderline disaster for a game that was approaching it's height of popularity. It might as well be the kiss of death for a sport that has been fighting to get noticed, become a staple within the four major sports, and now runs the risk of falling behind soccer, or dare I say Nascar!
The players have seemingly agreed to a 50/50 split of revenue, as long as the current contracts are honored in full. The owners apparently aren't willing to accept both stipulations of that offer and want to pull back (roll back) the contracts that were offered to players in good faith. The public relations tug of war that developed just a couple weeks ago saw the Luntz group determine that fans just want hockey back (duh). That led to the owners quickly offering what "fans" thought was an acceptable proposal to the players. Within days the PA turned the pressure back on the owners by offering three proposals which were shot down within minutes. I think most divorces go smoother than this nonsense. All momentum for teams like the Florida Panthers, Los Angeles Kings, and a host of others will come to a crashing halt. The apathy of hockey lovers is setting in with each passing day in which nothing happens. There is no doubt that fans, businesses, and companies everywhere will become disenchanted, walk away, and potentially never come back. The future fans, you know, the "little one's" who are exposed to the game by their parents, could be lost as well. When mom and dad, or your big brother or sister stop watching hockey (when it does comes back), they likely will too. Do you honestly think that Little Miss Rat Trick would be such a huge hockey fan if not for her family? Want to know why she doesn't watch Nascar? No one in this family does. The influential role that lies in the background of all this cannot be taken lightly or for granted.
I have said before, and I will say again, both sides are wrong, and both sides need to figure out a way to pony up and settle this monster. Cancelling the entire season will do nothing but to ensure that fans, advertisers, and major supporters could be lost for good. Not to mention the possibility of a couple teams folding. And that casualty is one that no one wants to feel.
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Dallas, Texas - The Nebraska women's golf team put together its best round of the tournament with a 317 to finish 13th at the SMU/Dallas Athletic Club Invitational Sunday.
Cassie Deeg produced a final-round 79 on the par-72, 6,359-yard layout of the Dallas Athletic Club. The true freshman from Hugo, Minn., tied for 38th in the 81-player field with a 54-hole total of 240.
Deeg helped the Huskers to a three-round score of 982 (334-331-317) in the 15-team field in Texas.
Jackie O'Doherty fired NU's best round of the tournament with a 78 on Sunday. The redshirt freshman out of Lincoln East High School closed the three-day tournament at 251 in a tie for 62nd with junior teammate Steffi Neisen (89-82-80-251).
Katelyn Wright rounded out NU's team score on Sunday by joining Neisen with a final-round 80. Wright, a junior from Incline Village, Nev., tied for 52nd individually at 245.
Freshman Hannah Luebke settled for a final-round 89 to close the tournament in 73rd place at 262, while redshirt freshman Cassidy Stelzmiller managed an 82 Sunday to tie for 74th at 264 while playing as an individual outside Nebraska's lineup.
Oklahoma State captured the team title with a three-round total of 896 that included a final-round 296. The Cowgirls held off Oklahoma, which also fired a 296 Sunday to finish five shots back of OSU at 901.
Ohio State used a final-round 300 to climb into third at 906, while Denver finished fourth at 911 after a 307 on the tournament's final day.
Oklahoma State's Julie Yang cruised to medalist honors with a three-round score of 210 (70-68-72). OU's Chirapat Jao-Javanil finished second at 217 (69-77-71).
Nebraska will return to action at the Big Ten Tournament in French Lick, Ind., April 26-28.
SMU/Dallas Athletic Club InvitationalApril 5-7, 2013Dallas Athletic Club (Dallas, Texas)Par 72, 6,301 Yards (Rounds 1 & 2) / 6,359 Yards (Round 3)
Final Team Standings1. Oklahoma State - 305-295-296-8962. Oklahoma - 295-310-296-9013. Ohio State - 299-307-300-9064. Denver - 296-308-307-9115. UTSA - 304-308-311-9236. SMU - 305-315-304-9247. Kansas State - 294-319-314-9278. Notre Dame - 319-309-307-9359. Louisville - 318-318-309-94510. Wisconsin - 316-313-320-94911. Oregon State - 313-334-328-97512. North Texas - 321-330-326-97713. Nebraska - 334-331-317-98214. Missouri State - 337-330-325-99215. Marshall - 342-334-351-1,027
Individual Leaderboard1. Julie Yang, Oklahoma State - 70-68-72-2102. Chirapat Jao-Javanil, Oklahoma - 69-77-71-2173. Emily Haas, Louisville - 76-75-71-222T4. Felicia Espericuteta, SMU - 73-79-72-224T4. Amy Meier, Ohio State - 72-76-76-224T4. Susana Benavides, Ohio State - 75-74-75-2247. AC Tanguay, Oklahoma - 77-77-71-225T8. Emily Collins, Oklahoma - 74-78-75-227T8. Claudia Lim, Ohio State - 76-77-74-227T10. Jayde Panos, Oklahoma State - 80-73-75-228T10. Rachael Watton, Denver - 73-76-79-228T10. Talia Campbell, Notre Dame - 80-76-72-228Nebraska IndividualsT38. Cassie Deeg - 79-82-79-240T52. Katelyn Wright - 80-85-80-245T62. Steffi Neisen - 89-82-80-251T62. Jackie O'Doherty - 91-82-78-25173. Hannah Luebke - 86-87-89-262*74. Cassidy Stelzmiller - 91-91-82-264*playing as an individual outside Nebraska's lineup


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The picture is deceiving.
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I expected to receive a flat pillow with a strap to attach to my leg. I received this crazy looking figure 8 thing which is really hard to put on. Your catalog picture is very deceiving.
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By Mac
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Small enough to use under bed covers. Cushioning is good.Pro issues include won't stay in place due to slippery materials in cover and band. Band is wider than velcro and folds over to cover velcro making attachment more difficult.Suggest a band material such as corduroy or flannel with velcro as wide as the band.
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By Di
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The strap is not long enough, so the velcro scratches.
Great for double hip replacement patient
By mariegroshong
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The support provided by this knee pillow is helpful for my daughter who has had double hip replacement surgeries. It is not for "stomach sleepers", but works well for other applications.
Not as firm as it should be
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never would recommend to anyone. buyer beware
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Good knee support, could stand to be larger
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Product difficult to use
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I need a support for knees while sleeping due to hip surgery. I have a knee support which is somewhat unwieldy so I orderd this one hoping it would be easier to manage, however, it is not, as it has to be strapped on and does not accommodate a side sleeper when he turns over, as it slips and does not stay in place. This product does not work for me.
Not good for money
By Crafter Mom
from Detroit, MI
The pillow wasn't wide enough for both of my legs when I was sleeping on my back. The pillow smashed down to nothing while I was on my back.
Looks better than it is.
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It is a little "squishy." I had hoped it would be a little firmer, but it is not too bad. The velcro straps are convenient, but overall, I would not recommend this product the way it is.
Dont waste your money
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It is too soft and too thin to be useful for the way it was advertised.


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Quinnipiac Cross Country Summer Challenge Results
HAMDEN, Conn. – Quinnipiac University hosted its annual Cross Country Summer Challenge on Saturday, August 3 from the Mount Carmel campus. The 5k race was sponsored by the Woodbridge Running Company with a male and female division. The results have been announced as the top male and female finishers received gift certificates to the Woodbridge Running Company.
The event attracted 20 total participants with 11 in competition on the female side with nine in the male division. The winner from the men's division was 21-year-old Nico Greco, who finished the 5k race in 16:18. The female side featured a familiar face to all Quinnipiac fans as 2013 graduate and former standout Becca White won her division with a time of 19:21.
Other notable competitors included Quinnipiac's Athletic Director and former Boston College standout Jack McDonald and Quinnipiac's former cross country and track head coach and the current Assistant Athletic Director for Compliance at New Hampshire Shawn Green. Former Quinnipiac cross country and track runners Martha Santandreu and Kaitie Kelly also competed in the Summer Challenge.
Results have been posted in both overall standings and gender-specific divisions. Every participant received free t-shirts while all proceeds benefit the 2013 women's and men's cross country programs.
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Vaark, this dunce cap is on my ignore list.
Vaark, this dunce cap is on my ignore list.
Wait....I'm confused. I thought we WON yesterday??? Instead of being happy that Tannehill and the offense led a great comeback against a top 5 NFL defense, you get these lovely threads. Thanks for wasting everyone's time OP.
Nevermind the high draft pick. They're doomed to have another year of Jeff Ireland.
If you ever want to see a rainbow, you've got to stand a little rain.
When your coach is a dead man walking, I'm all for tanking for draft position.
But when you have a coach who is here to stay for a while, and is trying to build something? Give me the wins. I'll take 8-8 with no playoffs and marginal draft position over 5-11 and great draft position.
Three straight losing seasons man, time to change that.
This OP should just go away and stop posting threads. He has nothing to offer and no facts to back his statement up. This team is up and coming and to finish the season 8-8 is a plus for us. So, please go rrot for another team, since the Fins will not ever win anything. Bye and don't let the door hit you on the way out.
I am much more concerned that the supposedly high #2 that we received for Vontae Davis is now looking like a low #2.
Thread fail..... Phins win, Tannehill led us to a win and IMO the 3rd one this yr if not for 2 missed FGs, and there's still people hellbent on downing this team............SMDH.......


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