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Asheville, N.C.
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Interdisciplinary Studies
2011: Did not see any game action.
2010: Played in 17 games, starting in 14 … made a team-leading 36 saves, allowing just 15 goals, to cumulate a team-best GAA of 0.92 … won 12 matches while keeping seven clean sheets … made his first appearance and save while earning his first win as a Buccaneer in a, 1-0, double-overtime victory at Clemson (Sep. 6) … started his first game as a Buc in the ProRehab Aces Soccer Classic against Evansville (Sep. 12) … earned his first shutout, making four saves, in his first Atlantic Sun contest defeating Campbell 4-0 (Sep. 30) … made a season-high five saves to hold then-No. 4 North Carolina to one goal through regulation before succumbing to the Tar Heels, 2-1, in overtime (Oct. 30) … played flawlessly in his first Atlantic Sun Tournament, making seven saves through 204:44 of shutout goalkeeping, to help the Bucs to their first Atlantic Sun Tournament Championship (Nov. 11-13) … strung together a career-best 319:00 of scoreless soccer (Nov. 2 – Nov. 18) … made his first NCAA Tournament appearance making one save while holding the College of Charleston scoreless through the second half as the Bucs fell one goal shy, 3-2, of erasing a three-goal halftime deficit (Nov. 18) ... was named to the Atlantic Sun All-Tournment Team.
Prior to ETSU: Hreha spent the 2009 season at Lees-McRae after lettering four years at TC Roberson High School ... He posted 25 career shutouts as a Ram with 16 in the 2008 season, earning All-Conference honors.
Personal: Son of Kim and Ron Hreha... born January 3, 1991... majoring in interdisciplinary studies.
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25 Nov 2008
|Annual VT Christmas Bird Count
The Christmas Bird Count is a 109 year old event held each year all around the country. It is sometimes held on Christmas day but often takes place on other days in December and early January depending upon each local group's preferred timing. In Vermont, there are about 20 bird counting groups with the earliest counts starting December 14 and going through January 5.
This is a great way to get out and see some Vermont scenery and enjoy a day with local and out-of-state birders. You don't have to be an expert. There will be at least one experienced birder leading each group.
Detailed information about this year's count is available on the Vermont eBird.org website page. This website is a good source of information not only about the Christmas bird count but also year around information about birding in Vermont.
Two other birding websites I like are Virtual Birder (it has weekly reports of rare bird sightings around the state) and the Vermont Audubon (including links to the group's state office and local chapters).
(c) 2008 Jeff Connor Grunberg Haus Inn
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22 Nov 2008
|Several VT Ski Areas Open
Stowe - November, 18 2008 (photo copyright Stowe)
Five ski areas are now open here in Vermont. In alphabetical order (with number of trails open in parens) they are: Jay Peak (3); Killington (27); Okemo (17); Stowe (9); Sugarbush (7). Most of these ski areas have base depths in the one to two foot range. In addition to some natural snow, Stowe must have had the fan guns on the highest setting 24 hours a day last week- they have depths of two feet to four and a half feet.
I'm surprised that a couple of cross country ski areas are open already. Catamount Family Center, located in Williston VT (near Burlington) has 35 km open (perhaps benefiting from lake effect snow - Lake Champlain is a few miles west of Williston).
And Three Stallion Inn , a very nice facility in Randolph VT, has 25 km open.
To keep track of who is open, check the VT Ski Areas Association web site conditions page.
(c) 2008 (except the Stowe photo) Jeff Connor
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21 Nov 2008
|Unusually Good Sales in VT This Weekend
Somehow, long ago, the tradition of having super sales during deer season got started in VT. If you live here, you know what I mean. You see newspaper advertisements addressed to "deer season widows" whose husbands are off in the woods in pursuit of deer. The deer hunting season in this state is huge, and so is this kick off to the shopping season.
There are two super sales that you might be interested in as destinations or stop offs while traveling in Vermont this weekend.
One of the biggest sales is the Cabot Hosiery Company ("Darn Tough") annual sale in Northfield VT, just a few minutes drive from the state capital of Montpelier. The company has been holding this sale for 29 years and it is a big one. Cabot Hosiery makes socks for both indoor and outdoor wear. I plan to go tomorrow and load up on Merino wool socks.
I went to the Black Diamond sale a few years ago and was impressed with the great prices on outdoor wear, mostly winter jackets, pants, and hats. Black Diamond, located just outside Montpelier, has excellent good quality products.
Remember the famous line: "The more your buy, the more you save!" Our economy needs you. Well, actually, it needs your money.
(c) 2008 Jeff Connor Grunberg Haus Inn
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13 Nov 2008
|Another Great Megapickles VT Photograph
Today's Megapickles photograph of a Lake Champlain scene reminds me of a Salvador Dali painting - it just needs a drooping clock hanging over the tree . . .
One thing I do most every evening is go to Megapickles Photoblog (see link in this blog's right hand column), one of my all-time favorite web sites. John H is the website owner. He publishes a photo every day, usually of outdoor subjects but he switched to indoor subjects and even a self-portrait earlier this year after slipping on ice and ending up in a leg cast. Some of his recent photos around Burlington and Lake Champlain meant he had to get up well before dawn and drive around looking for opportunities before heading off to his day job. That job is as a Political Science Professor at St. Michel's College.
Not only does John post a photograph each day but also he includes a note about what music he is listening to at the moment. He has an deep affinity for classic and jazz music - his collection of albums and CD's must be staggering.
I suggest you take a few minutes to poke around his website - I'm confident you will enjoy it and appreciate the amount of work that goes into it. There are many brilliantly composed and rendered photographs there.
(c) 2008 Jeff Connor
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12 Nov 2008
|Make VT Thanksgiving Restaurant Reservations Now
Google is a great tool for finding a list of local restaurants in Vermont that you can research yourself or discuss with your innkeeper.
Thanksgiving is coming up in two weeks. If you will be in Vermont then and want to eat at a restaurant that day, you should make reservations now. Many restaurants will be closed for the day and those that are open may be busy. Find out from your innkeeper which local restaurants are open and get reservations just to be safe.
(c) 2008 Jeff Connor Grunberg Haus Inn
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11 Nov 2008
|Used and New Ski and Snowboard Equipment Sale at Okemo
Just came across a news item that Okemo, Ludlow VT, is also having a new and used ski and snowboard equipment sale November 21, 22, and 23 at the resort's base lodge. Friday's times are 4:00 to 7:00; Saturday is from9:00 to 5:00; and Sunday is 9:00 to 1:00.
If you have equipment you would like to sell, you can drop it off this Saturday, the 15th, Sunday the 16th, or next Wednesday the 19th - each day is from 10:00 to 3:00. Equipment should be in good condition and not more than seven years old. Items are sold on 25% consignment with proceeds going to Okemo Mountain School. For further information, contact Mariel Meringolo at mariel dot meringol at okemomountainschool.org or 802-228-1512.
I mentioned in yesterday's blog about the Waitsfield sale that I would like to see a fishing gear sale and, wouldn't you know it, the Okemo swap also welcomes fly fishing equipment! I'm tempted . . .
(c) 2008 Jeff Connor Grunberg Haus Inn
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Arndt's produces mouth-watering fudge in a variety of flavors. Stop by for a sample.
Berryville Vineyards
The winery harmonizes with nature to cultivate premium wine grapes. Walk through the oak forests, picnic in the vineyards or wade in the creek and stop in at the tasting room. The vineyard features fruit and grape wines from 20 varieties of grapes as well as raspberries, blackberries and gooseberries.
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Joe's Pizza in Olney
Authentic Italian favorites passed down from generation to generation await your dining pleasure.
Kickapoo Creek Winery
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Knapp - Mart
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Lasata Winery
Lasata is a Native American word for "place of peace," and this winery's atmosphere lives up to the name. A variety of wines from blush and sweet to white or dry are created here and offered for tasting. Assorted cheese and other goodies are available, so bring your significant other and friends.
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Mi Casita Mexican Restaurant
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Midway Meat and Deli
Meat market that also offers delicious sandwiches and meals.
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We are not your ordinary coffee house, you'll never know what's brewin! In this fast paced world we live in, sometimes we forget how to just have some joy and how to smile. It's not a vacation retreat, but it's a great place to feel pampered, listen to the fountains and light instrumental music, sit on the patio and drink some created coffees, teas, or smoothies. You can read some of our books, play games, use a headset and listen to music, or even make and appointment for a hair cut! We might even break out into song from time to time! We serve Q's (wonder what they are?), salad wraps, great cinnamon rolls, cheesecake and Big cookies. We only cook up so much, so don't miss out on what we may create!
Subfast offers buffet and lots of other menu choices. Salads, subs and many pizza choices.
Taco Tierra
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The Coffee Shack
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The Freeze
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The Holiday
Restaurant at the hotel, seven days a week. A large selection of breakfast and lunch entrees. Check out our website.
The Real McCoy
Featuring home style cooking in a cozy, nostalgic atmosphere. Daily specials are available in a smoke free environment. Please see our website for menu selections.
The Steak & Sandwich Shack
WI-FI Hot Spot - Free Internet access to all patrons. Serving breakfast, Lunch and Dinner. Come and see for yourself why they say, "Once you have the Shack you will always come back!"
The Tin Cup
Offers breakfast, lunch and dinner. Daily fish platters.
The Trace Inn Restaurant
Trace Inn Restaurant is open year-round offering a spectacular four seasons overlook of Red Hills Lake and the surrounding hardwood forest. Fine dining is enhanced by the rustic atmosphere of a rural decor, antiques, and creative seasonal decorations. The Banquet Room provides dining for an additional 50 guests and can be booked for private parties and meetings. Visitors to the Trace Inn will also enjoy a unique craft, collectibles, and antique shop.
Tykel's American
Bar and grill.
Ty's Family Buffet
Ty's offers a variety of foods on their buffet. Newly remodeled - lots of rooms for all types of gatherings.
Villas Country Store
Located 4 miles west of Flat Rock, this Amish store features many handmade Deli Meats and Cheese as well as Homemade Breads & Cookies. Lunches are served every day except Wednesdays and Sundays.
CITY:Flat Rock
Wabash Valley Wine Trail
The Wabash Valley Wine Trail is made up of five wineries located in the southeastern part of the state. Visitors to this area can enjoy the scenic Wabash River Valley, historic towns, and quaint bed and breakfasts.
Yen Ching Mandarin
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The ONLY logo I've seen without the helmet that I actually like.
The ONLY logo I've seen without the helmet that I actually like.
"Now when I go to the bathroom I find out who my friends are." - Jake Scott after both broken hands were in casts following the 1972 season
I haven't seen a fan made logo that I truly could say that has the potential to replace the current logo. Until today, I like that logo.
As a graphic designer I also like that one as my favorite. I think its a good modernization without too much stuff. I would get rid of the navy in the sun and make some minor tweaks but overall I would like the design. The the people who are so set on the current logo.. Its not even that great of a logo. It's going to change so it's time to get over it and stop acting like babies saying everything new is horrible. I'd say this is the best design out of all I've seen and those "Simpler ones" are terrible.
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Really at the end of the day there will be a bunch of crying, boycotting, bitching regardless of what the new design is because some people can't let go of the old, some people are throwback by nature, and some people just have horrible taste for design work.
What about the Dolphin on top of the page of this Finheaven forum?
Ugh. Two thumbs down from me. Teal not aqua, orange underbelly, and a very ugly sun. Really not much to like, IMHO.
then the fans in the miami area better get their complaining butts in the seats or they WILL BE THE L.A. DOLPHINS within 3 years.Aslong as it's not the LAdolphins..............
ross can not sustain these kinds of losses and keep his football business in business.
and as far as i am concerned, i am tired of seeing it. i understand some of it. there is a lot of competition for a person or families entertainment dollar in florida and this team never gains an inch towards being a winning product, but, we are not NEAR as futile as some of the other clubs have been over the years. the lions have been losers for 40 years and they sell out every game!!! the saints have been losers for all of about 8 of their 40+ years and they sell out. seattle sells out. the falcons have sucked balls for most of their existence, etc.... .
we have massive winning seasons and superbowl appearances and wins. we have had a bad patch, but not 40+ years like some teams have had. the broncos had a 10 year down patch......., they sold out every game.
so if you all in florida dont like the thought of the LA Dolphins, better buy some tickets and show some pride.
me? they would be much closer and i would see a couple games a year if they moved to LA. and as long as the name and uni and logo stay the same, i am JUST FINE with the LA dolphins.
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Way too much navy in that. orange is too dark. not sure why the sun is navy. not a fan of the bottom of the dolphin being orange either, I think it should be the same as the rest of the outline
Don't like it overall but it has some potential with the right adjustments
Without question my favorite that I have seen. Darker and a little meaner and with no helmut. I personally love the dark blue.
I would be really interested to see the uniform color combo with this logo.
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Nico Hulkenberg aims to extend his points run while Sergio Perez is chasing another strong showing at the British GP...
Nico Hulkenberg:
Q: Nico, how would you sum up the race in Austria?
NH: "We probably did not show our true potential. We were struggling with the car balance and I think that had an impact on the tyres. It's still good to come away with points, but I think there is more to come when I get on top of the issues we had in Austria."
Q: Silverstone is the team's home. How much do you enjoy this event?
NH: "It's definitely one of my favourite races. We had a full house at the last race in Austria and I expect the same at Silverstone. The fans are great and it's a race with so much history. Because it's the home of the team, I can spend a lot of time at the factory seeing the faces that I don't get to see that often. There's always a good feeling about the whole week."
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SP: "It was a very strong race for us and an important result. I think we had the pace to fight for a podium, but allowing for the circumstances I think we did a good job. Considering where we started, I think we took the maximum out of the race. The good start was especially important because I was running the first stint on the prime tyre. That set me up for a strong afternoon."
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Hi all, I just got a new Syncrowave 200 last week and need some help with the set up... I will be using it for mild steel, some SS, and some aluminum. Well lets get down to what I need to start with:
What Number works best when using the Pulse Control?
I weld 1/8, 3/32, 16ga, and 18ga mild steel and SS...
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Congrats on the new 200.
Use 1/16 lanthanated tungsten for 18 ga and below. 3/32 should work from 50A to the top end. You can use it for steel, SS and Al.
Pulser for 16 ga and below (if desired, not really a requirement). Set 100% for peak, 40-50% for background, 1.5PPs to start. Set main amp knob at or a little more than one amp for every 0.001" thickness of material. Use foot pedal for final amp control.
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This is interesting,
Could you go through the setup steps for the 16ga steel for a total beginner?
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By reading your question it seems like you want to plasma cut?
If so then you need a DIFFERENT machine. Big difference between carbon arc gouging and plasma cutting.
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Monday, November 17, 2003JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Nov. 17, 2003) - East Tennessee State senior tailback Gaven Varner (Summerville, S.C.) earned Southern Conference Co-Offensive Player of the Week and redshirt freshman quarterback Carl Meadows (Cumming, Ga.) was named SoCon Freshman of the Week for their performances in Saturday's record-breaking 68-7 victory over Chattanooga. Varner turned in his fifth 100-yard rushing performance of the season with 119 yards and two touchdowns on just 16 carries against the Mocs. He became just the fourth ETSU player to rush for 1,000 yards in a season and the first ETSU back since Brandon Walker in 1999 to pass the milestone. Varner ran for 94 yards in the first half, and was in on only a handful of plays in the second half. Varner leads the Bucs and is second in the Southern Conference with 1,002 yards rushing. Already with seven rushing touchdowns, Varner can move into the ETSU top-10 in single-season rushing touchdowns with one more score. Also dangerous catching the ball out of the backfield, he is third on the team with 16 receptions for 71 yards this season. With East Tennessee State down 7-0 to Chattanooga midway through the first quarter on Saturday, Buccaneer head coach Paul Hamilton called on Meadows to revive ETSU's stalling offense. The move proved to be a stroke of genius, as in the next quarter and a half of play, the Bucs exploded for 48 unanswered points to take a 48-7 lead at the half. In that first half, Meadows threw a 32-yard touchdown pass to senior slotback Andrew Nuckolls (Dalton, Ga.) to put the Bucs up 21-7, then ran the lead to 41-7 with a 13-yard strike to sophomore tight end Justin Cruze (Knoxville, Tenn.). Before leaving the game after the third quarter, Meadows capped his afternoon with his first collegiate rushing touchdown, a 10-yard scamper on ETSU's first drive of the half. Meadows was almost flawless for the Bucs against UTC, going 7-of-10 for 97 yards and two touchdowns through the air while running for another score. He leads the Bucs with 991 yards passing on the season and has thrown for nine touchdowns against just four interceptions. It is the second such honor for both players this season, as Varner was voted Offensive Player of the Week after rushing for 162 yards against Tennessee-Martin on Sept. 11 and Meadows earned Freshman of the Week after throwing for 300 yards and four touchdowns against Concord on Sept. 4. The Bucs return to action for their season finale and final game in program history as they host The Citadel Saturday at 1 p.m. from Memorial Center in Johnson City.
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The American birthrate is at a record low. What happens when having it all means not having children?
One evening when she was 14 years old, Laura Scott was washing dishes in the kitchen with her mother when she decided she didn't want to have a child. At 26, Scott got married and waited for her mind to change. "It never happened," she says. "And I realized I was going to be fine." Now 50, Scott is more than fine: she's fulfilled. And she's not alone. The birthrate in the U.S. is the lowest in recorded American history. From 2007 to 2011, the fertility rate declined 9%. A 2010 Pew Research report showed that childlessness has risen across all racial and ethnic groups, adding up to about 1 in 5 American women who end their childbearing years maternity-free, compared with 1 in 10 in the 1970s.
The decision to have a child or not is private, but it takes place, in America, in a culture that often equates womanhood with motherhood. Any national discussion about the struggle to reconcile womanhood with modernity tends to begin and end with one subject: parenting. If you're a woman who's not in the mommy trenches, you're excluded from the discussion. But being sidelined doesn't exempt childless women from being scolded.


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Friday, October 11, 2002Johnson City, Tenn. (October 11, 2002) - Erin Ashton (New Bern, N.C.) scored four goals, and broke the record for most goals scored in a season (9), as the East Tennessee State women's soccer team cruised to a 9-0 victory over South Carolina State Friday night. ETSU scored five goals in the first period of play to take a demanding lead over the Bulldogs. Ashton scored the first two goals of the game with her first goal coming at the 21:10 mark and her second at the 22:38. Freshman Emily Blyveis (Nashville, Tenn.) scored her first career goal and the third goal of the game at the 24th minute of play. Senior Lena Summers (Johnson City, Tenn.) scored off of a header from an Ericka de Paula (Boca Grande, Fla.) corner kick to score the fourth goal of the period. With three seconds remaining in the half junior Andrea Brown (High Point, N.C.) scored off of a cross from freshman Catherine Olsen (Thurmont, Md.). ETSU would open up the second period by scoring two goals in the first two minutes of play. Ashton would score her record-breaking goal and the third goal on the night off of an assist by Brown in the 45th minute of play. The Buccaneer's struck again as sophomore Katherine Gentry (Murfreesboro, Tenn.) scored off of an Elizabeth Smith (Arden, N.C.) pass to push the score to 7-0 in the 46th minute. Ashton would then scored her fourth goal in the 83rd minute of play after receiving a pass from freshman Leslie Lopez (Mechanicsville, Va.). Smith scored her first goal on the season and the final goal of the night in the 85th minute of play. "We proved that we can finish," said head coach Heather Henson. "We need to continue to focus on the attack and defense for 90 minutes, I felt like we played in sections tonight." ETSU out shot the Bulldogs 42-4. Keeper Heather Sanden (Manassas, Va.) earned her second shutout of the season. With the win the Buccaneers move to 4-6-1, 1-3-1 in conference play. South Carolina State falls to 3-6. ETSU will return to action Sunday October 13, as they take on The Citadel at 2 p.m.
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The Community of Disc Golfers and About All Things Disc Golf
Is anybody out there aware of a Zip Line/High Ropes course that coexists with Disc Golf. If so share your thoughts...Hell, share them even if you don't know of one.
Our City in it's infinite wisdom is working to slap a Zoom Air Zip Line Deal directly on top of us.
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This company is unfortunately for that point of an argument is on top of their game...eco friendly with an impeccable safety record. The platforms are designed to allow for normal growth of a tree and they apparently don't harm any trees by attaching cables..ropes and what not.
My brother that lives in Ormond Beach sent me a news clip last night saying the zip lines and rope course had been approved. By a very small margin? It does look like it will bring in money to the city and as long as they respect your course it should be a win-win...I think? He made it sound like the park was pretty big with plenty of room for both activities, but he has no idea what disc golf really is nor a ropes course. His big concern was fire, his expression was "here, pine needles equal fire." He also mentioned you guys had done a good job cleaning up the park, said hookers and crack used to be the norm and now that only happens after dark!
There's still a daylight contingent of scumbags...but not as bad as when we first started in there. In theory the zip line should run them off.
I personally consulted on the Zip line design. Although nobody really knows exactly how it will effect our course...I'm pretty sure it won't be as bad as some of our locals are thinking. Point and fact, we have another course 3 miles south in a very busy park with a very activity walking trail/sidewalk that circumnavigates the course...in the course of an hour you can encounter as many as 10, 12 or more walkers or bicyclists at ground level. The local players have learned to adapt to that without any major problems to speak of. The Zips and Ropes at Tusc will be 25-30 feet+ above us with no where as many people. Conservative estimates run about 30 people a day. Realistic estimates are about 60 people a day. That's in a 10 hour day. Plus most of non zipping elements (rope obstacles) will be located above tee areas, not in the fairway and direct line of fire. Some actual zip lines will pass along side of some fairways or cross them...but again they will be single cables suspended pretty high above us. The company plans on executing a policy of not letting zippers zip while golf throws are being made...we plan on the same courtesy. Don't throw while someone is on the line. The Zip lines are fast, so If a person is on a line they will be out of the way in a matter of seconds.
No Pine trees in Tuscawilla. We do have a few Cypress and Cedars...they have similar dried characteristics of pine needles...they will ignite very fast..but so will dried grasses and other dried leaves and fronds. While threat of wildfire is always a factor in the dry season, it's not a big issue in the Willa.
When he said pines I was a little skeptical? He has lived there forever and I hate to say it but I am a mountain guy, can't imagine living somewhere where the tallest thing is a building. I have never even gone to visit so I wasn't sure. I know they have the Georgia pines at Augusta so I thought maybe?
Sounds to me like the two can coexist just fine with a little common sense. The 10 year lease did seem a bit long?
There is an out written into the contract...if Zoomair fails to meet financial expectations...the city can opt out after 5 years. If Zoomair breaches the contract at anytime...they will have 30 days to correct the issue...if they can't or don't that would be considered a breach and that's also an out.
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Daniel Ricciardo has revealed he called Romain Grosjean an "idiot" when the two met in the stewards' office in Monte Carlo...
Daniel Ricciardo has revealed he called Romain Grosjean an "idiot" when the two met in the stewards' office in Monte Carlo.
Ricciardo's Monaco Grand Prix was cut short on lap 62 when Grosjean slammed into the back of his Toro Rosso in the approach to the chicane.
The impact put the Australian out of Sunday's race and earned both drivers a trip to the stewards' office.
Once there, Ricciardo revealed, it became very apparent to everyone that Grosjean was at fault but instead of yelling on the Lotus driver, he just called him an "idiot" and walked away.
"I came here at the beginning of last week really looking forward to the Monaco Grand Prix but now, frankly, I'm happy this one's over. I'm keen to get to Canada and hopefully have a much better weekend," Ricciardo wrote in his blog on the Toro Rosso website.
"The impact from the Grosjean crash was pretty hard but the car did its job and I was able to walk away, though the damage to the rear-end was pretty extensive. The chassis should be OK but it was a late night at the track for the guys in the garage sorting it all out.
"For myself it was a trip to see the stewards'. I'm not surprised Romain picked up a penalty: we were in the stewards' office together and, to be honest, I didn't need to say much.
"They had the data and once I saw the video, it was pretty much what I thought it had been. Tom Kristensen [driver steward, eight times Le Mans winner] was there and he's experienced enough to understand that type of collision.
"Sometimes when things like this happen, you want to blow off steam but by that point I really couldn't be bothered shouting and screaming at Grosjean.
"It was a disappointing end to a deeply unsatisfying weekend and I didn't want to waste the energy yelling "screw you, what the hell were you thinking?" I just said "you're an idiot", and that was it.
"If there's a bright side, it's that it didn't cost me any points. It's a funny sort of positive to take away but I'd have felt a lot worse if I'd been in the top ten at that stage."


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What's black and white and read all over?
A newspaper, but if veteran games industry marketer Bruce Everiss has anything to say about it, that should not include the UK's Daily Mail:
They really are just trying to sell newspapers with sensationalism because nobody with a brain can be stupid enough to believe what they have written.
Everiss took umbrage with an article concerning Madworld, Sega's upcoming bloody brawler that's being developed exclusively for the Wii. The Daily Mail suggested that the game would tarnish the Wii's family-friendly image and quoted a UK watchdog group that is calling for a BBFC ban on the as-yet unreleased title.
For his part, Everiss offered a point-by-point counter to the Mail's claims.
- If a Wii is family friendly then presumably a DVD player is. And you can play totally execrably disgusting content on a DVD player.
- Game content is mild compared to film and book content. MadWorld just pales into insignificance compared to what is on these other media.
- Games are age rated with the excellent PEGI system. Every parent can clearly see this on the front of the packaging...
- There is plenty of equally violent content already available for the Wii. The Mail are just exposing their total ignorance with this...
-Reporting from San Diego, GamePolitics correspondent Andrew Eisen...


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Social Inequalities
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There were top ten times in Saturday's qualifying for the Austrian GP for Kevin Magnussen, Daniil Kvyat and Nico Hulkenberg...
Kevin Magnussen: "If everything had been perfect today, I think we could have been in the top five. I made a tiny mistake at the final corner on my final lap in Q3, but, even so, I'm happy enough with how things went today. And I think the whole team can feel satisfied, too: we're definitely making progress, so we just need to keep it up now. It's also nice to see a bit more of a mixed-up grid. It's quite surprising that the gap to Mercedes has been closed so quickly, and it's good to see a Williams on pole. Looking ahead to tomorrow, I don't know if our race pace will be as strong as our qualifying pace was today. But we'll do our best."
Jenson Button: "You never really know how much you lose from missing FP3, but it meant we were a little in the dark on set-up going into qualifying. Having said that, I think I could've made it into the top 10 if my last run in Q2 had worked out: I was about seven seconds behind Romain's [Grosjean] Lotus, which locked up and run wide at the first three corners. While he eventually pulled over and let me pass, it lost me a bit of time. You never know what overtaking will be like in the race. But, being outside the top 10, we can run new tyres at the start of the race, and we can play with the strategy. The DRS zones look interesting, too; not having one at the exit of Turn One looks like it'll make racing more fun - now, you'll have to make a move to overtake rather than just passing along the straights, which is what it should be about."
Toro Rosso:
Daniil Kvyat: "This was my best qualifying result so far this season and I'm satisfied with the work the team has done all weekend. We managed to put all the things together like a puzzle and we made a significant step forward from yesterday to today. It was a shame that because of the yellow flags in Turn 2, we couldn't exploit the full potential of the car. But still, P7 is a good starting position. I really enjoy this circuit and I hope we can have a strong race in front of all the Red Bull family."
Jean-Eric Vergne: "We have struggled with the set up all day and I had to fight against a pretty consistent oversteer, which makes it difficult to put in the perfect lap and get into Q3. It's a real pity as the team has done a really good job and the car has certainly improved with all the new parts that we brought here for this race. This is a one time off when qualifying was bad but the race is still to come, the car is good and I'll do my best to make it up tomorrow what I have lost today."
Force India:
Nico Hulkenberg: "It's quite an interesting grid so it looks like there are all the ingredients for an exciting race. I felt pretty good through all of qualifying and was building up my speed nicely for Q3. It's a shame my lap in Q3 was disallowed, but it's difficult when you're pushing so hard and I obviously ran a little bit wide. At the end of the day losing the lap only changed the result by a few positions so I'm still in good shape for the race. It's been a long time since Formula One was last here so there are a lot of unanswered questions going into the race. We don't know how the different strategies will unfold, or how the tyres will behave, but I think we've shown recently that we have a very strong race car. Points will be the goal tomorrow."
Sergio Perez: "We tried to do just one flying lap on my last Q2 run but unfortunately it was not possible to put together the perfect lap. This is a very tricky circuit and we struggled to get the tyres working at their best, but I don't think that will be so much of an issue tomorrow. It will be a very challenging race and starting five places back from where we qualified won't be easy, but we need to look ahead and see what can be done to improve our position tomorrow. The first lap will be important and strategy will be crucial to get a good result because overtaking looks to be difficult around here. We have a lot of tyres available for the race so we should try and use this to our advantage to move up into the points."
Lotus F1:
Pastor Maldonado: "We will start in P13 recovering one more place on tomorrow's grid which is always good. I think that we made a big improvement from yesterday when we had issues with the power unit. Today we have been a bit better with a bit more power and an improved balance. It was a good last lap for the package that we currently have even though we are not where we want to be. We were hoping to be more competitive on this track however we are suffering on the straights and up the hills. I look forward to tomorrow. Our pace has improved today and we have shown that we have potential on long runs so hopefully we will have a good race on Sunday."
Romain Grosjean: "It's no secret that we've struggled so far this weekend. I had a very good Q1 session but Q2 was much more difficult. It's been a tough weekend and our pace on low fuel hasn't been great as we saw today. Yesterday we showed good pace on high fuel so hopefully we can use that as best we can in the race tomorrow. Certainly overtaking will be tricky as our top speed has not been one of our strengths this year but we'll look for a good strategy or maybe a shortcut on the track to help us in the race."
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I am new to the 360. Has anyone played Forza 4? Is it worth buying? Thanks for any info.
I am new to the 360. Has anyone played Forza 4? Is it worth buying? Thanks for any info.
depends on what type of games you like yourself? have you played any other forzas? I have 3 and 4 and I think its pretty fun alot of cool cars to choose from, I think every racing game gets a little repetitive but its cool
I have not played any of the Forza titles but I was pretty caught up in the Gran Turismo games.
Forza 4 is the best racing game I have palyed since the original gran turismo back in 98 ( i think). It caters to your taste. Caters to how you play. so, wts if u like racing games . get it. however - shop around - you can find it on sale as low as 39 i've seen for new. either or, its a great game that is steady in the rotation. my 9 and 7 year olds love it too.
Thank you all who replied. I bought Forza 3 and loved it and picked up Forza 4. Im completely enjoying them both. Thanks again guys.


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The most anticipated sequel of the decade! Urban Decay's new palette is meticulously packed with 12 taupe-hued neutrals. The most anticipated sequel of the decade. Naked2 has 12 pigment-rich, taupe and greige neutral eyeshadows. Urban Decay's palette proves once again, neutral is anything but boring, (and is downright sexy when worn Naked). Feast your eyes on our shades ranging from pale to deep, matte to sparkly. This collection lets you achieve lots of neutral looks, smoky dramatic eyes, and everything in between. Let's just say there's a whole new way to get Naked! The case has an art-school inspired look with hinged lid – taupe metal with embossed chocolate brown artwork. It's smooth, modern and cool to the touch – a real tactile experience. Plus, Urban Decay's palette also includes a double-ended, cruelty-free Good Karma Shadow/Crease Brush (available only in this palette). Any self-respecting makeup lover will have to have both palettes to get their complete neutral fix!
I believe Urban Decay did an amazing job upgrading the Original Naked Palette!! First the Packaging is so Sleek and Sturdy compared to the first one. The color selection I believe is a lot better. I love that the matte shades are very different especially Tease which is a light brown with purple under tones! I own nothing like it. You can use it as an everyday shade alone in your outer V or use it to blend out darker colors in a smokey eye look! So versatile already. I love that they added a Matte black as well and I will tell you why. When I do a neutral look either on me or someone else. I do not always want to use a Gel, or Liquid liner sometimes I simply push and smudge out a black shadow into the lash line both to thicken up the base of the lashes and add depth or to just give it that bit of smokeyness to the outer lash line. So I love that Urban Decay included BlackOut. The dual ended brush was a nice touch but in all honesty I preferred the 24/7 liners. Although I did get one with my order. The Lip Junkie in Naked is a nice color that you can easily toss in your bag which I do like. Also I love that I can hear the packaging snap shut. I did not liket the fact that on the Original it never stayed shut. So Urban Decay amazing job on this new palette not only on the packaging but on the amazing color selections!!!
I love this eyeshadow palette so much. There is a range of beautiful colours, 3 of them being matte. The colours vary from a pale cream colour, to a natural brown, to a black. You can create very natural looks and bold smokey eyes so you can create any desired natural look. The included brush has a flat end, perfect for shaping the eyeshadow and a fluffy end which I use to blend darker colours into the socket line and outer corners of my eye. I would definitely recommend this palette from Urban Decay as the quality of eyeshadows are worth the money.
I bought this product for a neutral everyday look and it has not disappointed! Perfect for a summer bronze look or the workplace. I seriously fell in love with this palette at first glance.
I have both Naked and Naked2. While I can't definitely say one is better than the other... I will say they've made some improvements.
1) Bigger mirror. 2) Better construction of the case. 3) Lip gloss in my opinion is such a better bonus than the primer.
Attached is a picture of a side by side comparison I did of the 2 palettes. It shows how similar the colors are to each other and how many 'new' and exclusive colors there are. Check out more details on my blog PrettyGossip. ;)
Foxy is a pale beige matte shade with a hint of yellow to it that's quickly become my new fave base colours. The yellow evens out any uneven skin tone on my eyelids and gets rid of all redness I may have.
Used: Naked Palette by Urban Decay
Gorgeous line, bronzes and golds in shimmery pigmented shades. I had this on my wishlist for a long time, and finally took the plunge. I don't regret it at ALL. These are coordinated, and go so beautifully with each other and the Naked Basics Palette. Those 2 palettes are really all I ever need for personal use. I wish it had come with a primer potion but the lipgloss is nice. Minty and pinky red.
I just love this palette so much that I can't sum it up in a quick review like this lol. The matte shades are beautiful, but the shimmers are just... Wow. Most of Urban Decay's standard eyeshadows stay on for what feels like forever. You also get $216 worth of eyeshadows, $50 worth of brushes, and $6.14 worth of lip gloss total out to $272.14, not even including the excellent packaging and huge mirror. A small, purse-sized Sephora mirror I almost bought yesterday was $15 alone! $50 might seem like an investment for a palette, but it's so, so worth it. The eyeshadows are super nice and buttery, with only fallout being a problem. The brush is another star - I like how UD's brushes feel solid, unbreakable; and I've never had this brush shed on me. I love the versatility of the fact that it's double ended. I also like that there's a lot of different colors for different situations - you could create a dark smoky eye, or a light eye for family gatherings. The only issue is the lip gloss, which kind of burned my lips and just made them hurt. Regardless... Endless possibilities. I definitely recommend it.
Full review here (with swatches): http://metalandmakeup.blogspot.com/2013/03/review-urban-decay-naked-2-palette.html
I love Urban Decay. . .but not a big fan of this palatte. I wish it had a few more matte shadows. If you're a fan of shimmery colors, then this is the palette for you. The pigmentation is wonderful don't get me wrong. But I prefer the Naked Basics over this one.
I use this palette just about every time I do my makeup, whether I'm using it to do my whole look or just a few colors. I do not own the original Naked palette because when I was faced with the two, I already had some of the colors in the Naked palette from my Book of Shadows. Overall, I really love this palette. I do kind of wish that more of the colors were matte, but either way, I still get a lot of use out of it. I like that there are a variety of colors so I can have my pick of day or night looks.
As anyone with experience with Urban Decay shadows knows, they apply beautifully. The glitter shadows are going to be a bit more gritty with some fallout, as is almost unavoidable with any shadows of this texture, but is annoying nonetheless. My favorite shades in the palette are Foxy (the matte buttery creme color that for some reason appears more yellow on the UD website than it is in reality) which I use as a mild highlight on my inner corners/brow bone or to blend stronger colors together smoothly, Chopper (super glittery rose gold), and Tease (matte muted plum with a brown-y undertone) because I find the color so interesting! I tend to use it in my crease for everyday looks and for more dramatic ones, I'll apply it on the lid. I also really like the color Snakebite (a darker metallic aged bronze) in the crease lately because it blends beautifully into any other colors in this palette or the original Naked. I also love the gloss it comes with (Lip Junkie in Naked) because the tone seems pretty universally flattering and seems to have a pretty plumping effect on my lips. I don't love that my hair gets stuck in the gloss sometimes, but it stays put better than less sticky counterparts and looks so pretty making it a nice addition to the palette. I also really like the brush, I use the fluffier end to blend and the smaller end to pat color on or line my lower lash line if I'm in a rush. It's dense and soft, and does its job (however I'm not an expert on brushes so if you have any beloved MAC brushes etc. I wouldn't expect this to replace any of your favorites!)
Now, onto the things that kind of bummed me out: I thought the metal packaging would be a cool improvement and add heft to the palette, but the snap enclosure can be really difficult to open and close, and actually caused Blackout in my palette to become cracked and fall out of the pan (which, of course, made a mess of all the other shadows in the palette, the brush, and got ground into my carpet... definitely not fun to clean up). Because of the experience with the packaging, I don't travel with this palette which is kind of lame because they have some pretty shades that go with everything! I also didn't dig that of course they had to put Half Baked in there AGAIN! Like, I know it's a best seller and all, but I feel like it's in almost every UD palette and I hardly use it because it's such a frosty gold. Still a pretty shade, but the space would have been better used by a new, exciting color in my opinion.
I have both Naked palettes, and I use this one less often because of the packaging alone but if it weren't for that it'd be equal to my Naked. If you're torn between the two, let your skin tone dictate which one you buy. Cooler ladies should grab the Naked2, warmer toned people should pick up the original Naked. I have a neutral skin tone so I find the colors in both palettes equally flattering on me. If you're neutral too, I'd say choose whichever one you see yourself reaching for more often.


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I was planning on aging my barley wine in a carboy. Is it appropriate to dry hop upon transfer to the secondary for aging. Or would it be better to dry hop after I consider the aging process to be done, i.e. prior to bottling?
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I routinely leave dry hops in beers for months and get no vegetal flavors. When to dry hop it up to you. I generally do it in xfer to secondary just because I'm lazy...err, pragmatic....and want to get everything done in one step. From that point, the hops will be in there anywhere from 2-6 months.
Leaving dry hops in there for more than a 3-4 weeks usually isn't a good idea, you start to get more vegetal hop notes. I'd do it closer to bottling -- perhaps do several small dry hop additions over the course of the 3 weeks leading up to bottling.