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IMPORTANT DISCLAIMER: The provided tire/wheel fitments are approximate.
Actual dimensions of a given tire size can vary considerably from one brand to another.
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Until recently, West Oakland's Bertha Port Park featured only a quarter-acre sandy lot, a single tree, and a forlorn blue statue of a dolphin.
Located along the west bank of the Los Angeles River in southeast Los Angeles County, the city of Maywood houses numerous abandoned factory sites but only two small public parks.
Our Los Angeles Program concentrates on the health and well-being of the region's nearly 10 million residents, working from the mountains to the ocean, and from inner city to wilderness.
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The Known Universe Hits 10 Million YouTube Views
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An unforgettable trip from Earth to the edge of known space and back, the American Museum of Natural History's The Known Universe has hit 10 million views on YouTube. Viewers from Australia to India to Alaska have tuned in to watch the video, which uses the Digital Universe Atlas, a scientifically accurate four-dimensional map of the cosmos maintained by Museum astrophysicists, to show the vastness of the universe. The Known Universe was created by the Museum in late 2009 as part of an exhibit for the Rubin Museum of Art in New York.
The World's Largest Dinosaurs: Infographisaurus
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Life as a 60-foot-long Mamenchisaurus was no small feat. Check out how an average human would size up next to one of these super-sized sauropods that once roamed the Earth and visit The World's Largest Dinosaurs site for more details about the upcoming exhibition.
Bioluminescence Across the Tree of Life
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Curator John Sparks is blogging weekly about the Museum's upcoming exhibition, Creatures of Light, which opens on Saturday, March 31.
Many people are familiar with the summertime flashing patterns of fireflies and have seen images of bizarre bioluminescent deep-sea fishes. However, few realize how pervasive bioluminescence is throughout the tree of life. Bioluminescence is known to occur in bacteria, protists, fungi, crustaceans, insects, worms, ctenophores, jellyfishes, squids, starfishes, sea cucumbers, tunicates, and fishes—not to mention sharks—as well as numerous additional invertebrate lineages.
Ira Flatow: Science Friday at the Museum
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This Wednesday, March 28, NPR's popular weekly talk show Science Friday travels to the Museum for a special public recording in the Milstein Hall of Ocean Life. Host Ira Flatow will interview Museum Curator Emeritus Ian Tattersall about how Homo sapiens became the dominant human species and speak to a panel of urban biodiversity experts, including Eleanor Sterling, the director of the Museum's Center for Biodiversity and Conservation. Flatow recently shared what he's looking forward to about the evening.
Podcast: The 4 Percent Universe with Richard Panek
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In recent years, a radically new vision of the universe has emerged: only 4 percent of it consists of every planet, star, and galaxy. The rest—96 percent—is completely unknown. How did astronomers reach this cosmos-shattering conclusion, and what are they doing to find dark matter and an even more bizarre substance called dark energy?


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Best of Thailand Golf Expedition
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The Best of Thailand Golf Expedition covers four top golf destinations. This golf package is an excellent for first time Thailand visitors wishing to combine the best golf with Thai culture & history. Soft adventure and non-golfer activities are included. Play golf and explore each Thai destination all in one golf holiday package.
Departure Date :
Year Round
Tour Inclusion :
- All accommodations
- Daily breakfast
- All lunches and dinners as mentioned
- All green fees with pre-reserved tee times
- 1 caddy per golfer at each golf course
- All sightseeing tours/excursions
- All domestic flights
- All airprt, land, and golf course transfers
- All transfers by private high roof tour touring van
- Local knowledge, expertise, suggestions, and support throughout trip
- 24/7 golf hotline staffed by knowledgeable service personnel
- All taxes and service charges
Tour Exclusion :
- International airfare
- Personal items, drinks, and gratuities
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Overnight first class sleeper train can be substituted for flight from Bangkok to Chiang Mai or return for those who prefer a little more 'adventure'.
This golf tour package can be customized according to your preferences.
Day by Day Itinerary :
Date 1 :
Day 1 - Arrival in Bangkok
Arrival Bangkok's Suvarnabhumi Airport and transfer to hotel.
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Day 2 - Golf at Alpine Golf and Sports Club
Golf at Alpine Golf and Sports Club (site of Tiger Woods' 2000 Asian win is one of Bangkok's best).
Full day Floating Market and Rose Garden excursion including lunch for non-golfers.
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Day 3 - Sightseeing
Private half day "Best of Bangkok" Tour, including: The Grand Palace, Wat Phra Kaew (Temple of the Emerald Buddha), long-tail boat cruise of the Chao Phraya River / Thonburi canals and city sight-seeing tour along Ratchadumnoen Road (The Royal's Way)
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Day 4 - Golf at Thai Country Club
Golf at Thai Country Club (prestigious club has hosted PGA wins by Tiger Woods & Vijay Singh).
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Day 5 - Transfer To Chiang Mai & Sightseeing
Transfer to Bangkok's Suvarnabhumi Airport for domestic flight to Chiang Mai. Upon arrival transfer to Chiang Mai hotel.
Private half day Doi Suthep Temple Tour to one of Thailand's mostbeautiful and sacred temple and 'must visit' pride of the city!
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Day 6 - Golf at Alpine Golf Resort Chiang Mai
Golf at Alpine Golf Resort Chiang Mai (longtime popular course now better than ever after renovation by new owners).
Non-golfers private full day 'Doi Inthanon National Park Tour' winding to the top of Thailand's tallest mountain (take a jacket, it can be cool). Along the way stop at the King and Queen's twin pagodas, see one of Thailand's most impressive waterfalls, and visit a hilltribe village.
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Day 7 - Sightseeing
Private full day Orchid Farm, Elephant Camp & Tiger Kingdom Adventure. Start with a visit to an Orchid Nursery farm where they take great pride in the complex and difficult process of growing Thailand's national flower. Next it's off to the famous Mae Sa elephant camp where you will be amazed as trained elephants put on a show to remember. Then enjoy a 1 hour ride over the hills on these sure footed, intelligent and gentle giants. Finally finish with a stop at the Tiger Kingdom for close up encounters with this mighty animal.
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Day 8 - Golf at Chiang Mai Highlands Golf and Spa Resort
Golf at Chiang Mai Highlands Golf and Spa Resort (one of the region's best courses; highly recommended).
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Day 9 - Transfer to Kanchanaburi & Sightseeing
Transfer to Chiang Mai airport for domestic flight to Bangkok's Suvarnabhumi Airport Upon and ground transfer to River Kwai hotel. After check-in visit the Death Railway Museum, Allied War Cemetery and Jeath War Museum.
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Day 10 - Golf at Nichigo Golf Resort & Country Club & Sightseeing
Golf at Nichigo Golf Resort & Country Club (area's most popular course, scenic and interesting design).
Afternoon excursion to the famed 'Hellfire Pass' where thousands of allied prisoners died building a rail line thru the mountains to Burma.
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Day 11 - Transfer to Hua Hin
Transfer to Hua Hin, afternoon relaxing on the beach.
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Day 12 - Golf at Banyan Golf Club
Golf at Banyan Golf Club (2009 Best New Course In Asia: scenic & challenging).
Non-golfers private half day 'Pala-U Waterfall Tour. Located 60 km west of Hua Hin in the Kaeng Krachan National Park near the Burmese border, this is one of the biggest waterfalls in Thailand. The surrounding forest is over 1,000 years old and is filled with rare wild animals and many species of birds and butterflies. Great for nature lovers!
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Day 13 - Golf at Black Mountain Golf Club
Golf at Black Mountain Golf Club (1st class Asian PGA Tour & Royal Trophy venue).
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After 7 years of loyal service, our bicycle trailer was of no use anymore because our children cycle by themselves. However, as our type of cycling trips shifted to longer distances (multiple days), we required a luggage trailer instead.
Instead of investing in a cargo trailer or building one, I decided to convert the old one.
This instructable will show you how to convert a Burley Child's trailer (d'Lite) into a Cargo trailer, with a mininmum of new components and no welding.
The picture below shows the modified trailer on our 4-day trip along the Canal du Midi in Southern France. Because we were pretty sure the weather would be nice, an ordinary rucksack did the trick, but there are many water proof bags available.
Step 1: Stripping the trailer
Although it doesn't look like this in the picture, the fabric of the trailer is severely worn after 7 years. We have used the trailer on many holidays, but for commuting and transporting our groceries as well. However, the frame is still in excellent shape.
The trailer is constructed with a minimum of welds, so disassembling is quite easy. Basically it is a flat frame with wheels in it with a hinged cover mounted on top. To convert the trailer to a cargo trailer you need to:
1 Reduce its height as luggage does not need to be stowed as high. This can be done by cutting the top frame at the right place (step 2 of this I'ble)
2 Reduce the wheel basis (width) to have a more agile trailer. This can be done by cutting the base frame in the front and rear end and installing a bolted peg (step 3 of this I'ble).
Disassembling is quite easy: remove the fabric first (by cutting the stiches). Now the construction becomes very clear.
What a brilliant idea! I'm about to convert one and I'm going to buy some duct tape now!
Wasn't the plywood more expensive than the duct tape at the end?
With thinner sheets you probably have a good point, but then the sheet has to be so thin that your luggage will fall trough it when loading the trailer.
Having said that, any empty trailer will make some noise (depending on the roughness of the road and your speed).
Should you have any questions during your project, don't hesitate to drop me a line.
Just a stupid question: are you turning it counter-clockwise? (just checking)
(help me remember though!)
You don't want to convert just to reduce the weight, because the trailers do not weigh very much (compared to the load) and unless you're climbing hills, weight is not an issue (wind drag is). Anyway, I haven't measured the weight difference...
My model did not have a plastic base, but I have seen the ones you mention. I suspect that part of the strength of the trailer comes form the plate, so trimming or removing it is very tricky. Unless you master glass fibre, epoxy and vacuum bagging techniques.
You could consider just removing the fabric and just reduce the height as I did. I recall that the models with a plastic base plate are not as wide as the one I had anyway.
The tubes are made of Aluminium and drilling is no problem if you follow the following steps:
1. take an iron file and flatten the tube a little bit where you want to drill (just enough to get a flat surface).
2. Take a hammer and a nail and "tag" the aluminium with it. This will give a good starting point for your drill to "bite".
3. Drill trough...
I have cut the aluminium sheet with something that looks like a pair of scissors, but is as robust as a pair of pliers. It is specially designed to cut metal sheet (I don't know the English name).
Let me know if you have more question.
Did you find that the aluminum sheet added enough stability such that you no longer needed the bottom crossbar?
The only thing I have experinced is that you require a few additional zip locks (some of mine snapped when riding over very rough terrain and the luggage "smacked" on the base plate).
I'm having trouble figuring out what thickness of alu sheet to use so it will be stiff enough but not too heavy (or expensive). Do you remember what thickness you used and would you go thicker or thinner if you have to do it again?
However, if you have large weights with a small footprint is is better to install some kind of beams underneath.
Wood is a very strong and cheap alternative, but not as good looking. That's the reason I chose Alu.
Hope this helps. Good Luck and post some pictures when you're done.
However, the hitch is connected to the trailer rod by an elstomer (a cilindrical piece of rubber) that allows the trailer to move vertically when you hit a bump.
The bicycle wheel in the picture has a diameter of 26,4", the diameter of the trailer wheel is 16,4" (sorry for the odd measures but converting bicycle tyre specifications is a pain). With these wheels, the connecting rod (between the hitch and the trailer) is horizontal.
If you increase the trailer wheel size, the elastomer will allow the trailer to tilt. Is this bad? Depends.
Say you replace the trailer wheels by the same size as the bicycle, then the axis of the trialer wheels raise 4,9" ((26,4-16,4)/2).
The rod is 37'' long, so a simple calculation: arctan(4,9/37) = 7,5 degrees. This is the angle that the trailer will tilt. Whether this is bad, it's up to you.


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If you want to pitch ideas to writing-related blogs, here's my 2012 list of the best blogs for writers to read. There are some excellent blogs to pitch on this list--if your guest post is related to writing. If not, you'll want to find a blog that covers your guest blog topic.
By the way, I'm in a constant need of guest bloggers on the My Name Is Not Bob blog, especially for my Life Changing Moments series, which is about a moment that changes your entire perspective on life. But I also cover a lot of other random stuff too. Click here for details on how to get the ball rolling.
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you will have 18 million [not counting the rookie pool] appx with 40 players on rooster.
sameul is going to be 14 million siging bonus range , briggs is going be 8 million signing bonus range....then add their salary. so you will have 42 players and not even the 53 for rooster minium....
Colts :Peyton redid his contract and changed his salary to a bonus and hence the colts are around 8 million in cap now.
There will be alot more cap room soon. Harrington, James, Anderson, McKinney, Carter, and Wilkinson should all be cut. Try to trade Booker, Chambers, and Mcmichael. If there are no offers for Booker, cut him. Taylor and Thomas will restructure and Chambers will if he's not traded.
My question is how did we gor from $22mil to $17 mil to $13 mil?Did you ever stop to think that maybe KFFL was wrong? hmm
Did Saban steal our $$$?


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Comments On Apr 04, 2014:Very light weight and nice quality construction. The curve of the washer/spacer is a nice touch. The nut is about 2" long, I guess so that any sized rim lock nut can still be covered. Because it is so long, I think it looks a little strange. I'm not sure how well it will hold up, can always go back to using the original nut with the Tusk washer. Pricey for what it is.
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Comments On Jan 05, 2014:Very nicely machined product, fit great! After spending good money on a set of wheels figured I would spend the few extra bucks to complete the package and I'm glad I did. Much cleaner look than the plain bolt/nut combo.
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Comments On Feb 07, 2012:these have a good clean look and add some blig value. The cupped washer is nice as it fits the contour of the rim. 12mm hex. I'd like to see these in ORANGE with 13mm hex for my KTM- Tusk/RM folks are you reading this???
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It seems as if Gisele Bündchen has found a new yoga partner — her 6-month-old daughter, Vivian! While other mommies might opt for going to mommy-and-me classes, Gisele is choosing to create the bonds a different way — on her yoga mat!
The supermodel posted a picture of herself on Instagram on Wednesday doing yoga stretches with her little girl, and wrote, "Practicing yoga with my little partner before going to work. Enjoy your day!"
The mother of two seems to love this exercise and isn't shy about hiding it! In fact, she is so devoted that she even practiced her moves while pregnant with Vivian in 2012 and with her son, Benjamin, in 2009.
We can only wonder if her hubby, Tom Brady, joins in the fun from time to time.
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Four Sweetwater High School girls track team members competed this past Saturday at the Texas Tech Indoor Invitational.
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The following is a translated reproduction of the blog Ana was asked to write by UNICEF Serbia, as part of its campaign against online bullying:
We all know that celebrities (politicians, actors, singers, athletes, etc.) are often those who suffer the most from digital violence. Everybody has a right to comment on our performance, everyone could give better answers to journalists' questions, and if we lose a match there are various theories on how it could've been done differently, and nobody shies away from writing about all of it on our profiles on social networks, portals, blogs, and forums.
There are many kind, positive and motivating comments, even when they are critical. Such comments give you good energy and strength to become better at what you do. But there are also plenty of malicious, obscene and inappropriate words that hurt you (no matter how strong you are). They hurt you a lot. And this hurt lingers, even when you keep saying to yourself that there are "all kinds of people", that you cannot always come across kind persons who like you, that we have to bear the burden of our profession and fame, and that we are not the only ones who experience such things. Simply said, mean words hurt you.
I often think about whether such persons write these things carelessly and then forget about it, or if they really have a strong wish to hurt someone? And how can you wish to hurt someone you don't know? Let alone someone you do know... and why would anyone ever wish to hurt someone they met online and through social networks? So that everyone could see their insults? Is it difficult to confront someone face to face?
How do I cope with digital violence and hate speech on social networks?
I simply ignore them. I cannot relate to hatred – that's never been my thing, and I believe that the hater is the one who suffers the most, especially in case the person they hate simply ignores them. I don't reply to such messages. And if someone else sees, reads or likes such messages – that's not my problem either, but the problem of those who present themselves to the public in that way.
I love social networks, and I use them frequently. I like sharing good [and sometimes not so good :)] news, positive energy, nice photos, a big smile, my world, and interacting with my friends and supporters. And I like people who use Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, etc, in the same way as I do. The world could be a nice place if we share nice thoughts, do nice things, and write nice things. And it is only up to us to make the world such a place.


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Wednesday, February 05, 2003JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Feb. 5, 2003) - East Tennessee State University head football coach Paul Hamilton announced his 2003 recruiting class Wednesday during a press conference at Memorial Center. The group includes 12 high school signees and three mid-semester transfers. The Buccaneers - who have enjoyed three winning seasons over the last four years - did not have to look far to reload, signing 11 high school seniors from the state of Tennessee. "I am pleased with the quality of in-state players that we were able to bring into our football program," Hamilton said. "We continue to recruit quality I-AA players that we need to be recruiting in our own state. "We also are very pleased with the number of linemen that we signed. We felt like that was a big need of our football team after last season, particularly the offensive linemen we brought in have a chance to come in and help our football team." Player Profiles Brandon Barnes*6-5*250*Lineman*Chattanooga, Tenn.*East Ridge HS Team co-captain and a three-year starter � had 95 tackles and 16 tackles for loss his senior year and also recorded 15 pancake blocks � voted first-team All-Region and All-State teams in Class 4A � selected as a Chattanooga Times-Free Press All-Star, as he led his team to consecutive playoff berths, including the region championship his junior year � a member of his school's track team, where he was a state runner-up in the shot put as a junior � coached by Tim James. Walter Brown*5-10*185*Running back/cornerback*Elizabethton, Tenn.*Elizabethton HS Four-year letterwinner and three-year starter for the Cyclones � broke two long-standing school records by rushing for 1,678 yards in 10 games to break a record that was 31 years old, and scoring 174 points in a single season to break a record that had stood for 57 years � a three-sport star who stood out in both basketball and track � selected Elizabethton's top offensive player in 2002 and the All-Region 4A Player of the Year � was a Tennessee Sports Writers Association first-team selection � coached by Tommy Jenkins. Donald Butcher*6-5*310*Offensive lineman*Chattanooga,*Hixson HS Led team in pancake blocks and recovered two fumbles defensively as a senior � was named to the Chattanooga Times-Free Press Best of Preps and preseason All-State teams � runs a 5.23 40-yard dash and has a 27-inch vertical jump � bench presses 330 pounds and can squat 425 pounds � coached by Todd Windham. Ricky Epps*6-1*260*Defensive lineman*Fort Myers, Fla.*Fort Myers Senior HS A two-way starter at guard and defensive tackle � had the second highest blocking percentage on the team and ranked fourth on the team in tackles � was a first-team All-Southwest Florida selection as a junior � was a first team All-Southwest Florida and honorable mention All-State pick as a senior � a team captain in 2002 � coached by Sammy Sirianni. James Garmany*6-0*210*Athlete*Dayton, Tenn.*Rhea County HS A three-year starter, a two-time Chattanooga Times-Free Press All-Area and an All-State selection � his senior year threw for 700 yards and rushed for 820 � had seven interceptions including three in one game, which was a school record � had 1,000 yards receiving, 1,700 yards rushing, and 14 interceptions during his prep career � has scored a touchdown by kickoff return, interception, rushing, receiving, passing and punt return � a team captain that was selected to the Tennessee/Kentucky All-Star Game � coached by Jason Fitzgerald. Brandon Gibson*6-3*295*Offensive lineman *Sevierville, Tenn.*Sevier County HS An All-Big East First Team and Mountain Press Lineman of the Year in 2001 � named first team All-Big East, All-Region and All-State (Coaches team) as a senior in 2002 � Team captain as a senior and a four-year letterwinner � was major contributor as a defensive lineman on Class 5A state championship team in 1999 � had 3.5 grade point average as a senior � coached by Steve Brewer. Matthew Hurd*6-3*215*Tight end/linebacker*Kingsport, Tenn.*Sullivan North HS A four-year varsity player and a team captain � named all-conference twice after a career in which he recorded 114 unassisted tackles, 17 tackles for loss, 12 sacks for loss, seven forced fumbles and 34 pancake blocks � a three-year starter for head coach Gary Harris. Kenny Harper*5-11*221*Running back*Knoxville, Tenn.*South-Doyle HS Rushed for a school record 2,200 yards for his career � his senior season rushed for 1,176 yards and 11 touchdowns, while also collecting 78 tackles, 1 interception and 2 fumble recoveries � selected to the TACA Kentucky vs. Tennessee All-Star Game � TFAC All-State � All-Big East Conference, All-East Tennessee and All-Knoxville Area in 2001 and 2002 � State Player of the Week in 2002 � coached by Jim Swafford. Reggie Jones*6-1*190*Wide receiver/defensive back*Knoxville, Tenn.*Austin East HS Started three years at Austin East � excelled in basketball and track � had 65 receptions for 1,242 yards, an average of 19.1 yards per catch during his career � also rushed for 126 yards on 14 carries � had 18 touchdown receptions and four scores on the ground � an All-KIL and All-East Tennessee selection � was a member of the 2001 state championship team at Austin-East � coached by Stanton Stevens. Bart McMillan*6-2*215*Linebacker*Bristol, Tenn.*Tennessee HS Recorded 80 solo tackles, 38 assists, six sacks and caused four fumbles his senior year at linebacker � also averaged 7.7 yards a carry and had seven touchdowns as a fullback in 2002 � a team captain his senior year � was selected All-Conference, All-Northeast Tennessee, All-Big Six Conference and All-State by the Tennessee Sports Writers Association, Tennessee Coaches Association and Associated Press � An All-Conference selection for three years � finished his career with a school-record 238 tackles, 356 total tackles, 10 forced fumbles and 18 sacks � a four-year letterwinner in football and a three-year letterwinner in baseball � coached by Greg Stubbs. Antonio Minor*6-0*193*Wide receiver/Running back*Knoxville, Tenn.*Fulton HS Scored 22 touchdowns as a junior and senior, scoring 14 on receptions, six on interception returns and one each via fumble recovery and kickoff return � runs a 4.5-second 40-yard dash � Had 51 receptions for 1,003 yards and collected 12 interceptions during the 2001 and 2002 seasons � All-Region, All-East Tennessee and All-State selection � named Knoxville Football League Player of the Year and the East Tennessee Class AAA Player of the Year � selected to the Kentucky/Tennessee All-Star game � coached by Buck Coatney. Anthony Nelson*6-4*334*Offensive lineman*Kingsport, Tenn.*Virginia Tech A mid-semester transfer from the Hokies football program � saw action in seven games as a redshirt sophomore in 2001 � earned Super Iron Hokie status during both the preseason and winter testing sessions, bench pressing 440 pounds and having a 700-pound back squat � lettered four years as a two-way tackle at Sullivan South High School � listed as the No. 2 offensive lineman in the state of Tennessee as a senior by the Kingsport Times-News � was a prep All-American. Cameron Northern*6-3*350*Lineman*Los Angeles, Ca.*El Camino College Two-year player at El Camino College in Torrance, Ca. � played defensive tackle his first year at El Camino and made the change to offensive line the second season � helped lead team to Mission Conference Championship in 2001. Tate Pittman*6-0*235*Linebacker*Mechanicsville, Va.*Oregon An all-around athletic player, posting a 31-inch vertical jump, squatting 485 pounds and clocking a 4.8 40-yard dash while at Oregon � was a two-year starter at Arizona Community College before joining the Ducks � Tallied 80 unassisted tackles among 118 stops as a sophomore in addition to recording five tackles for loss and two quarterback sacks to rank among the nation's top 100 junior college prospects by SuperPrep Magazine. Nick Rivers*6-2*235*Linebacker*Chattanooga, Tenn.*Hixson HS Had 97 tackles in 2002 to lead his team � recovered four fumbles (two of which were returned for touchdowns), had six tackles for loss, and one touchdown reception as a tight end � was a Chattanooga Times-Free Press Preseason Super 13 and Best of Preps selection � runs a 4.6 second 40-yard dash and has a 31-inch vertical jump � coached by Todd Windham.
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Niswonger Foundation Track and Field Invitational set for much anticipated return
Thursday, January 30, 2003JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Jan. 30, 2003) - East Tennessee State University head track and field coach Dave Walker and staff are in the final preparations for the return of the Niswonger Foundation Track and Field Invitational, that will be held in ETSU's Memorial Center Jan. 31 - Feb. 1. The meet returns to ETSU after a one-year hiatus and once again will showcase some of the world's top collegiate, post collegiate and professional athletes. Participants include Olympian hurdler Terrence Trammell, defending U.S. 200 meter champion Ramon Clay, former NCAA 200 meter champion Rohsson Griffin, nine-time All-American and 200 meter indoor NCAA champion LaKeisha Backus and former ETSU Buccaneer and All-American distance runner, Catherine Berry. 61 men's and women's teams have entered this year's competition, ranging from the University of South Carolina to Florida A&M. Six Southern Conference teams will also be competing. The Science Hill High School band will be selling tickets. The ticket price is $10 and that will get you in for both days of competition. The meet begins Friday at noon and the final event of the evening is set to begin at 10 p.m. Saturday's events begin at 8 a.m. and run all day. Results from the meet will be posted on www.flashresults.com.


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I wrote the first half of the tutorial months ago and finally decided to finish it and post it up.
This project was the result of an undergraduate research project I did last year while attending Carnegie Mellon Univ. It was my first year of college so I thought that a photobooth would be a great way to discover the campus community. The project was a great success and, though my version had many bugs, I have literally hundreds of photos of my classmates.
Step 1: Design your booth
- portability (fits through doorways, not too heavy)
- secure from theft
- attractiveness. This was important since I had to actually get people to use it.
Great post. We are looking at replacing our current booth or expanding. I'm going to have a go at building our own. I love the finished product. LoveLaugh
Great instruction! If you'd like to build the photobooth with an iPad using its front cam or connected to a Sony Camera by WIFI you should check out DIY Booth. I built a booth connected to a studio flash and get professional pictures by using devices I already had :)
Hope this helps.
The forums are the place to ask questions, share a cool project from another site, find collaborators for your latest project, or discuss anything of interest to the Instructables community. Create a Forum Topic now!
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Check out another example Photo Booth from a recent wedding at
November 1st. It was a lot of fun and a really big hit!
I have some diagrams of what I use with explanations and an example pic.
Good luck with your reception. You may want to check out http://www.sequentialstar.com/ for another photobooth software alternative. I'm not too sure of how reliable it is, but it seems to be able to do everything you would need. Let me know.
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I've noticed that this can be a big hit not just as an installation, but if you bring it to events like weddings, birthday parties, etc. If it's small and portable, you can start bringing it places you never thought of. I'd love to make a booth similar to this that can be easily broken down and fit into the trunk of a car. If I end up making it, I'll post up an instructable.
I'm also working on putting together a site dedicated to all things photobooth related. I'll post when I have it online.


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The Union County supervisors have been working on a new home for the local DHS folks.
The problem is: I don't get the idea that anyone really knows what they need, if anything. Everyone always wants more space. But is it needed? I still have not heard anyone tell me what is needed or how much.
I know if I wanted to spend $200,000 of my boss's money, he would be asking a lot of questions about where is it going and for what?
Presently, it is not costing the taxpayers of Union County a lot of money to house the DHS employees and now we are looking at being on the hook for $200,000 in rent, utilities, insurance and upgrades to a leased building.
I know we get some of this reimbursed from two other counties, but the majority of it still comes from Union County and it is all taxpayer money no matter what county it comes from! I think a lot more homework and some justification to the public is needed before we go signing any dotted lines.
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The local High Lakes Outdoor Alliance is having its yearly fundraiser and dinner on Oct. 11. The banquet will be at Three Mile Lodge with the dinner at 6 p.m. and the auction at 7 p.m. I understand the new gun club is coming along and should be partially operational by the end of October. There will be an update on the club and some information on the local fisheries given out at the meeting.
Speaking of fish I went fishing last weekend and the fish were biting pretty good. It looks like they are trying to fatten up for the winter. Fall is always a great time to get out and fish. I've caught my biggest fish in the fall of the year.
The Census Bureau released its block census information the other day for 2011.
The poorest states in order are: Mississippi, West Virginia, Arkansas, Kentucky and Alabama. The richest states in order are: Maryland, Alaska, New Jersey, Connecticut and Massachusetts.
The poverty rate is up to 15.1 percent for the United States, which is the highest it has been since 1993. Only one state (Vermont) saw an increase in income from 2010 to 2011. All the rest of the states were unchanged or lost income.
National incomes have dropped an average of 8 percent from 2007. Not good!
Good News/bad news The unemployment figures for August were put out the other day. The good news is, we here in Iowa are still at 5.5 percent, which is much better than the U S average, which is 8.1 percent.
The bad news is, we have lost a-tenth of a percent from the previous month.
Many of the counties in southern Iowa also saw their rates move up instead of down, but the good news is, many counties in our area are in the the 4 to 5 percent range in unemployment.
Clarke is the highest around 5.9 percent.
The Crest Area Theatre and Creston Rotary Club are presenting their annual Dinner/Theatre on Oct. 11, 12 and 14.
This year's mystery dinner theatre will be at the Union County Historical complex with dinner on the 11th and 12th and a dessert matinee on the 14th. The title of the mystery is "Death in Them Thar Hills." Tickets are available at the Creston News Advertiser office.
A cowboy dinner will be served.
YMCA The Creston YMCA is getting back up to speed with most of the areas open. The new gym floor is very colorful and the colors in the weight room are now much brighter. The pool is still not open, but hopefully sometime in October it will be filled and ready to go.
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