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By: Ryan Hartwig (@RyanHartwig)
DES MOINES, Iowa (GreenBayPhoenix.com) - The Green Bay men's tennis team (4-1) split a pair of matches at the Roger Knapp Tennis Center in Des Moines, Iowa, over the weekend, defeating UM-Kansas City 6-1 on Saturday before suffering its first loss of 2013 at No. 43 Drake 5-2 on Sunday.
On Saturday, the Phoenix started by winning the doubles point against UMKC, and then went on to take five of the six singles matches. Sophomore Michael Tenzer (Neuried, Germany) paced Green Bay with a 6-2, 6-3 at No. 1, while senior Craig Cox (Surrey, England) picked up a 6-2, 6-2 victory at No. 2.
In the 5-2 loss to Drake (4-1), the host Bulldogs opened by taking the doubles point with wins at No. 1 and No. 2. Freshman Howard Scott (Exeter, England) and sophomore Michael Tebon (Excelsior, Minn.) picked up Green Bay's lone doubles victory, pulling out an 8-7 (6) win at No. 3 over Ben Mullis and Grant Tesmer.
Tenzer earned a hard-fought victory over a tough opponent at No. 2 singles, defeating No. 86 Alen Salibasic in a three-set thriller. Tenzer opened with a 7-6 (4) win in the opening set before Salibasic knotted things up with a 7-6 (5) win in set number two. Tenzer was able to bounce back in the tiebreaker, prevailing 10-6 to earn Green Bay's first point.
Freshman Leopold Gomez Islinger (Weiden, Germany) nabbed the second point of the day for the Phoenix at No. 4, defeating Jean Erasmus 7-5, 3-6, 7-6 (5).
After playing its first five matches away from home, the Phoenix will return to Western Racquet and Fitness Club on Saturday, Feb. 9, for a pair of contests. Green Bay will host Kenyon College 2:30 p.m. and UW-Whitewater at 6 p.m.
Saturday vs. UMKC
No. 1 - Michael Tenzer (GB) def. Nino Hasandedic (UMKC) 6-2. 6-3
No. 2 - Craig Cox (GB) def. Tomas Patino (UMKC) 6-2, 6-2
No. 3 - Grant Fleming (UMKC) def. Leopold Gomez Islinger (GB) 6-4, 0-6, 10-4
No. 4 - Rowan Isaaks (GB) def. Daniil Ivanov (UMKC) 6-3, 6-1
No. 5 - Howard Scott (GB) def. Conner Edwards (UMKC) 6-3, 6-1
No. 6 - Joey Leto (GB) def. No. 116 Tim Akhmedov (UMKC) 4-6, 6-4, 10-8
No. 1 - Craig Cox/Erik Finkenbrink (GB) vs. Grant Fleming/Thomas Patino (UMKC) unfinished
No. 2 - Michael Tenzer/Rowan Isaaks (GB) def. Tim Akmedov/Conner Edwards (UMKC) 8-2
No. 3 - Howard Scott/Michael Tebon (GB) def. Nino Hasandedic/David Heckler (UMKC) 8-5
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No. 1 - No. 68 James McKie def. Erik Finkenbrink (GB), 7-5, 6-4
No. 2 - Michael Tenzer (GB) def. No. 86 Alen Salibasic (DU), 7-6 (7-4), 6-7 (7-5), 10-6
No. 3 - Robin Goodman (DU) def. Craig Cox (GB), 4-6, 6-3, 6-3
No. 4 - Leopold Gomez Islinger (GB) def. Jean Erasmus (DU), 7-5, 3-6, 7-6 (7-5)
No. 5 - No. 109 Ben Mullis def. Rowan Isaaks (GB), 6-2, 6-1
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No. 1 - Erasmus/Salibasic (DU) def. Cox/Finkenbrink (GB), 8-3
No. 2 - Goodman/McKie (DU) def. Isaaks/Tenzer (GB), 8-6
No. 3 - Scott/Michael Tebon (GB) def. Mullis/Tesmer (DU), 8-7 (8-6)
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By BARBARA TAORMINA
Union Leader Correspondent | July 14. 2013 9:19PM
Maggie Nelson, 7, of Nashua, gets some help from her mom unhooking her first catch of the day at the fishing derby in Nashua. (BARBARA TAORMINA PHOTO)
The annual derby for 5- to 12-year-olds — sponsored by the Horse Pond Fish & Game Club, with some help from the U.S. Fish Hatchery, Nashua Recreation Dept. and the Nashua Police Athletic Association — draws families from in and around Nashua and gives kids a chance to experience one of the favorite activities of New Hampshire sportsmen.
Although the catch-and-release derby has been growing each year, Smith credits Saturday's break in the stifling heat for bringing out a record 104 participants. Even Nashua Mayor Donnalee Lozeau stopped by to chat with the crowd of kids and parents.
"I like fishing because it's relaxing," said Hall-Lavoie, who added that last year she caught some sun fish and, possibly, a bass.
And everyone who fished during the two-hour contest also received a certificate and an invitation to a post-derby cookout.
"Kids love the fact that they're outdoors and they love bringing up their fish and having them weighed," said Smith, who added that for a lot of the kids it's also a learning experience about the types of different fish.
"I like that the derby shows that not all kids want to stay home and play video games all the time," said Smith.
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Mauel, Kimble Lead Squads at Horizon League Championship Meet
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BORDEN, Ohio. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) – Running a 6:08 mile in the women's 5K event at the Horizon League Championship meet on Saturday, sophomore Sarah Mauel (Green Bay, Wis.), earned Second Team All-Horizon League honors with an impressive 11th-place finish as Mauel and the women's team finished eighth. The men's squad, running an 8K race, took ninth.
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The Phoenix will return to action on Friday, Nov. 15 for the NCAA Great Lakes Regional in Madison, Wis.
2013 Horizon League Championship – Women's Results
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Update: Card Compromise at Target Stores - 1/13/2014
UPDATE: January 13, 2014
On Friday, January 10, 2014, additional details on the data breach at Target stores were reported which included the confirmation that Target's massive database of information was also compromised. While hackers only stole credit and debit card data from shoppers at U.S. stores between Nov. 27 and Dec. 15, they also grabbed details on people who shopped there before that. Target said it has an ongoing investigation and does not know how far back the database goes.
You need to be on your guard! The criminals may now have three ways to contact you: phone, letter and email. Expect to get fake phone calls, emails and letters in the mail. They'll be asking for your personal information and telling you to click on links. Don't do it, even if it looks official. Instead, go directly to the source.
If a person calls you, claims to be with your bank and says you've been affected by the Target hack, hang up. Call the bank number or credit card company number to resolve the issue.
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International orders grew 34% for HP . . . not this year but actually back in 1964 when non-US orders accounted for 23 percent of HP's revenues. While the growth of non-US tech revenues is in the news today, HP's international orders first exceeded domestic orders not recently but as far back as 1975.
In my research on market entry and market opportunity assessment (MOA), I recently spoke to strategists at HP about how they evaluate markets. As I was leaving the building, I stopped in to the HP museum and spent some time with the HP archivist. The highlights of the visit include seeing the first HP device built in the now famous Palo Alto garage and a calculator that brought back memories of my father in his overstuffed chair "figuring out how to pay for college." I was not only impressed by the history embodied in that room but also with the value that HP places on recording and memorializing its "life" as an organization. Not to sound too sappy but it really brings the company and the industry to life.
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Firefighters around U.S. battle Black Forest Fire
EL PASO COUNTY, Colo. - Firefighters from all over the country fought on the Black Forest Fire's front lines Thursday.
States sent in firefighters from Minnesota, New Mexico, Arizona, Utah, Idaho, Colorado, Oklahoma, South Dakota, Montana and Oregon. They're here to support local firefighters in their battle with Colorado's worst-ever wildfire.
One Idaho-based group jumped into action as soon as the fire exploded a week ago. The group's leader, Justin Figgins, said it's "business as usual."
Figgins and his 20-person team work for the U.S. Forest Service. They call Idaho home, but only a few months a year. They fight fires around the U.S. from late spring to late fall.
Figgins said the local outreach and support made the team's work in the Black Forest Fire memorable.
"I have been doing this for 13 seasons and I've probably seen this level of support maybe once or twice. It's really incredible. It makes it all worthwhile," said Figgins.
Raquel Huisman and her three children waved signs and cheered as firefighters changed shifts near Pine Creek High School.
Huisman and her family were evacuated from their home in Flying Horse Ranch. Their home is still standing.
"They saved our home and they saved our neighborhood and we're so grateful for everything that they're doing," said Huisman.
Melinda Gebauer and her two sons applauded and whistled as firefighters drove past.
"(I feel) overwhelmed with happiness that they come out during this difficult time," said Gebauer.
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i was wondering if anyone has done this before,makeing Boba's armor after he got out of the sarlacc.
i know for sure the helmet survived but the armor was pretty banged up from what i read(lots of holes) but i was thinking of starting this project(thou i still have 2 others but hey im 17 i have the time)
if anyone has any info or input that could help,itd be greatly appreciated thanks!!
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This might be a silly question,but has anyone or does anyone know of availability of lightweight ROTJ or ESB fett blasters? Im looking to get one for my mannequin and just thought lighter may be a little better?
Im in on Sevens run for his replica webley kits,but i intend on using that for a seperate display piece.
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Green Bay Routs Host Chicago State 98-62 for 7th-Straight Win
By: Andrew Gavin (@GBGavin)
CHICAGO, Ill. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) – With a strong contingent of Phoenix fans in the stands at the Jones Convocation Center on Tuesday, Green Bay (12-3) played like its season-long homestand was still going. The Phoenix won its seventh-straight game and handed Chicago State (6-9) its first home loss of the season, overwhelming the Cougars with a 58-33 second half en route to a 98-62 victory in the non-conference finale for Green Bay.
The 36-point road is the largest margin of victory for the Phoenix over a Division I program during its entire Division I era. The last road win by 36 or more points overall was a 90-53 victory at Division II Hawaii-Hilo on Nov. 29, 1998.
Junior Keifer Sykes (Chicago, Ill.) and senior Alec Brown (Winona, Minn.) each scored 20 or more points for the second-straight game, with the Chicago native Sykes totaling 21 points and nine assists and the 7-foot-1 Brown added 20 points on 8-of-12 shooting. Sykes registered a 9-of-13 shooting performance as the All-Horizon League duo combined to shoot 17-of-25 from the field.
Trailing 11-9 early on, Green Bay got seven points from another Chicago native – junior Greg Mays (Chicago, Ill.) – during a 16-0 run which turned the deficit into a 25-11 lead with 9:23 to play before halftime. The Cougars closed the margin to nine with just over a minute to play, but Brown's emphatic dunk with nine seconds on the clock sent the Phoenix to the locker room with a 40-29 lead.
Mays, who finished with 19 points on 7-of-9 shooting including three dunks, had 11 points at intermission as he combined with Sykes (13) and Brown (10) to score 34 of the visitors' 40 first-half points.
The opening play of the second half set the tone for the final 20 minutes, with Green Bay perfectly executing a play drawn up by head coach Brian Wardle. The play ended with the 5-foot-11 Sykes throwing down a lob pass from senior Vincent Garrett (Chicago, Ill.).
Eight minutes into the second period, Green Bay's lead was 61-50 when Mays' recorded his third dunk and was fouled before the under-12 media timeout. The Mays' dunk started a 29-4 spurt which turned a relatively close game into a rout (90-54) with 5:07 remaining.
Midway through the run, there was a stretch where Green Bay scored seven points in 31 seconds. Sykes drained his lone triple of the game from the right wing, a Brown steal led to a Sykes layup on the other end, and sophomore Jordan Fouse (Racine, Wis.) stole the ensuing inbounds pass. Fouse passed to Sykes, who immediately found sophomore Carrington Love (Milwaukee, Wis.) for a corner three-pointer.
In support of the high-scoring Phoenix trio, Love made three triples and finished with 10 points and Fouse filled the stat sheet yet again with six points, nine rebounds, six assists, two blocks and one steal. Garrett, another Chicago native, had all seven of his points after halftime and added six boards.
Green Bay outrebounded Chicago State 47-26 and dominated the paint scoring (52-20). The nation's second-leading shot blocking team had eight rejections with Brown, Fouse, Mays and Garrett each swatting two shots.
The Phoenix shot over 55 percent from the field for the fourth-straight game, making 38-of-68 shots from the field (55.9%) and dishing out 20 assists. Seven of the made field goals were dunks, giving Green Bay 53 dunks in 15 games this season. In 2012-13, the Phoenix had 50 dunks in 34 games. Chicago State was held to just 33.9 percent (20-59) from the field.
Green Bay will return to Horizon League action but stay on the road to continue a four-game road trip, playing at Milwaukee on Sunday afternoon at 1 p.m.
All tickets for the 2013-14 men's basketball season are on sale now. For more information about season tickets, ticket packages and more, please visit the ticketing page at GreenBayPhoenix.com.For the latest and most up-to-date information on Green Bay Athletics, please visit GreenBayPhoenix.com.


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Visit lion, tigers and (panda) bears – Oh, my! – with Street View
August 21st, 2013 | Published in Google Earth, Google Maps
Animal-lovers, rejoice! If you enjoy watching wildlife, but find yourself stuck in the urban jungle, never fear. You can now use Google Maps and Street View to preview the must-see spots at zoos around the world before heading there in person, or take a virtual trip to some of the most famous zoos and animal parks, right from your living room.
Lions and tigers may be standard attractions, but starting today, you can also use Street View to see the panda bears noshing on bamboo and tumbling around the Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding in China. More than 30 percent of this endangered species calls this important conservation and breeding facility home.
Giant pandas at the Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding
And for those who just can't get enough of pandas, the site is also a refuge to other endangered animals including the smaller red panda!
Red pandas at the Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding
To provide you with more comprehensive imagery in Google Maps, you can also check out a number of other animal parks around the world. In North America, you can see imagery from the world-renowned San Diego Zoo, as well as those in Houston, Atlanta, and Chicago - among others. You can also explore the Chapultepec Zoo in Mexico, and the Toronto Zoo and Jungle Cat World Wildlife Park in Ontario, Canada.
Virtually explore the animal exhibits at the Houston Zoo
In South America, we welcome Buin Zoo in Chile and Zoologico de Bauru in Brazil to our existing collection of global zoos and animal parks. And still more exotic animals await your virtual discovery on the other side of the globe. Check out tigers and kangaroos at the Shou Shan Zoo in Taiwan, polar bears and penguins at the Asahiyama Zoo in Japan, the world's largest captive colony of orangutans at the Singapore Zoo, and giraffes, chimpanzees and even Asian elephants at the Taronga Zoo in Sydney, Australia.
And in Germany, you can marvel at the white lions and tigers bred at the Zoo Safari Park Stukenbrock, and visit Tierpark Hagenbeck, known as the first zoo to simulate natural habitats by using open enclosures surrounded by moats instead of cages. These animal parks join others already available on Google Maps, such as the Zoo Aquarium de Madrid and Parc Zoologic de Barcelona in Spain, La Ferme aux Crocodiles in France, Olmense Zoo in Belgium and Whipsnade Zoo in the UK.
So get out there and take in the wildlife, or visit our latest gallery of zoo and animal park imagery on our new Views site. Just remember, please don't feed the animals!
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In cooperation with Washington University, St. Louis, Missouri, Moravian College offers the following cooperative engineering programs:
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Upon successful completion of three years at Moravian College and upon recommendation of the College, a student in the cooperative engineering program may apply for transfer to the appropriate engineering department of Washington University. Following completion of the engineering program, the student is awarded the Bachelor of Arts from Moravian and the Bachelor of Science in engineering from Washington University.
4/1 Graduate Program
A combined bachelor's and master's degree program in physics and mechanical engineering or mechanics is offered in cooperation with Lehigh University. This program enables qualified students to earn a Bachelor of Science in physics from Moravian College and a Master of Science in mechanical engineering or mechanics from Lehigh University with an average time of 5.5 years of full-time study.
The Major Requirements
Cooperative 3/2 engineering students complete the Learning in Common curriculum (with some exceptions). They are exempt from the Foreign Language (F3) requirement, and they complete the Quantitative Reasoning (F2) requirement with Mathematics 170 and the Laboratory Science (F4) requirement with Chemistry 113. In addition, they need complete only five of the six Multidisciplinary categories and one of the two Upper-Division category requirements.
In addition to the general requirements described above, 3/2 engineering students take four mathematics courses (170, 171, 211, 221), four science courses (Chemistry 113-114 and Physics 111-112), and four advanced courses to be chosen with the approval of the engineering advisor. All 3/2 engineering students, except those interested in chemical engineering, schedule Physics 111-112 and Mathematics 170-171 in the first year. Chemical engineering students schedule Chemistry 113-114 in the first year.


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Dont post too much on here... but i thought i would share what I'm doing to my car in case others wanted to do the same.
What was on the car:
- APR Stage 3
- BSH motor/tranny mount
- BSH VTA catch can
- EJ valve cover
- Neuspeed TB pipe
- C2 dsg software
- IE rods
- JE pistons 9.5:1 CR
- ARP head studs
- calico coated rod bearings
- Mishimoto radiator
- HTA upgraded compressor wheel (should flow 51lbs/min)
- Eurodyne Maestro 7
Car is now at my local vw shop (Dubsquared) getting dyno tuned with Eurodyne's software.
We ran into a few problems when doing the tune though...Had to get a 3 bar "map" sensor, new o2 sensor, n75. Might have to adjust the wastegate or get 1 with a higher psi.
my goal is at least 400whp.
Hopefully it will be done this week


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Tracking the landscape of the tool industry is sort of like mapping Europe since the Cold War ended. Tool manufacturers that built their brands on narrowly defined tool categories are crossing the borders and surprising tool users by branching into broader territories every year.
Professional tool users like you make up a huge market for these companies, and after decades of building brand awareness with their core products, manufacturers are diversifying their lines by capitalizing on their brand names. It's a smart way to grow, as long as each new tool line performs up to the quality of the established tools we've come to know and love from these companies. So far, the new tools I've seen live up to that standard.
There are three ways for tool companies to successfully diversify into new categories. First, they can grow through acquisition, buying out an original manufacturing company and re-branding its products. Second, they can license new products from established manufacturers or unknown OEMs and create a line of their own. Or third, they can re-equip their own manufacturing facilities and make the new tools?from start to finish?in-house. This last approach offers the highest level of control and perhaps quality, but also is the most expensive.
Brand-line diversification is one of two factors at play in the growing reliance on and trust in offshore manufacturing. Tool companies can introduce new lines of products more quickly by tying into an offshore manufacturer already producing similar tools than by starting from scratch. The lower cost of labor is the other factor. The trick for these companies is to set up worldwide production without affecting quality; to make tools, parts, and accessories that meet the manufacturers' standards?no matter where they're made.
As Michael Morris' feature story Global Positioning explains, country of origin should not matter anymore in terms of tool quality and performance. Manufacturers involved in global operations, and few are not, are taking tremendous steps to ensure consistent quality from any plant, in any country.
It wasn't that long ago when I would walk into tool displays at major trade shows and talk with brand and product managers about where their tools were actually made. It was usually a short conversation. I'd ask about overseas manufacturing and get something like, "How 'bout them Bears?" in response. But things have changed in just a few years, and most manufacturers have enough confidence in their worldwide production systems that they no longer shy away from, or try to hide, the fact that their tools may come from abroad.
They are confident in their products, but are still leery of your perceptions. It's time to let go of pre-conceived notions about foreign manufacturing. Global economy rhetoric aside, the truth is that it would be hard to draw today's tool industry map, and you'd be hard pressed to identify exactly where your tools are made. I've toured tool factories in the United States that produce complete tools most people think come from Japan. And I've seen shipments of Asian-made parts waiting for assembly here, with brand names on them that would surprise you. But don't forget that your tools also are coming from Canada, Germany, France, Switzerland, Poland, the Czech Republic, Israel, Mexico, and Great Britain. This is a different world. Tools have no borders, and we're better off for it.


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Australian born Lady Renouf was on hand to greet the controversial Bishop Richard Williamson when he arrived in England. She told the media that neither she nor the bishop were Holocaust deniers but simply people who wanted to get at the truth. She was merely trying to dig into history in order to find out what really happened to those 6,000,000 Jews who were in Europe in 1939 and had vanished by 1945. She blasted the media for its unfair treatment of the oppressed member of the Catholic clergy. "The very idea that he has to recant his views is not Christianity; it is what I call Holocaustianity."
It is wonderful such brilliant historians such as Lady Renouf and Bishop Williamson are digging into the Holocaust since apparently no one shares their deep commitment to the truth. I assume the two fearless seekers after truth will begin by reading the 20,000 plus books written about the Holocaust and then embark on a campaign to talk with people who were not in death camps but thought they were.
I just want to know whatever happened to the 6,000,000. Did they go to Argentine with deal Uncle Adolf Hitler and seek sanctuary? Or, were they really abducted by UFOs?


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In addition, fellowship positions in Pediatric Allergy/Immunology and Neonatology are offered at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital in affiliation with Nemours.
Several of the programs have information listed on this site that explain in detail their curriculum and requirements. Most of the above programs are ACGME accredited and we encourage you to contact the sub-specialty department for additional information. Please note: an applicant must have successfully completed USLME Step III or COMLEX III prior to entering a fellowship position at our facility.
For more information, please visit Thomas Jefferson University/duPont Hospital for Children Pediatric Fellowship Program.
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Discussion in 'Great Skate Debate' started by Sylvia, Nov 28, 2012.
Press release out today: http://www.usfsa.org/Story.asp?id=48720&type=media
While it was hard to explain to coworkers why I was going to St Paul in January for vacation, both cities did a great job the last time they hosted and I'm sure they'll do a good job again. Thanks to all the club members and volunteers for committing to put in all the hours necessary to put on Nats!
I will definitely go to Greensboro again, but not sure about St. Paul. I don't know if I want to be in a place so cold that you have to stay indoors the whole time. And I remember reading some stories from FSUers about getting lost in the habitrail, lol.
I liked the experience in Greensboro, but I wish there had been things to do in the area other than the skating. I always like to sightsee a little when I visit a place for a skating comp, and I remember Tuesday and part of Wednesday were kind of dead and it would have been nice to have something else to do. Maybe they'll move the JN events to earlier in the week. Or maybe I should volunteer. I've never done that at Nats.
There's lots to see in the Twin Cities, and we've had pretty mild January's as of late. Last year there was no snow and temperatures in the high 30's and 40's.
Fellow FSU-er Nan and I went to a winery one of those afternoons and did the tour and had samples and shopped.
ETA: Debbie, you may also want to remember the US may be hosting Worlds in 2016 as well, so you may want to consider that instead of St. Paul Nats?
Grr. At least I'll be out of college by then, so it should be easier to get around at that time of year, but still...soooo cold for a SoCal girl!
Got a great bottle of wine, too.
Woo-hoo for Greensboro!!! At least it won't conflict with the NHL All-Star Game again and cause me to miss it LOL.
The heated skyways are your friend.
I'm hoping to make it to Greensboro too!
Thus we may assume that Skate America will be on the West Coast.
Just shoot me and get it over with.
Not happening... the city has to WANT it.
I am very impressed that we are getting this much advance notice. Goes way against the trend lately which seems to have been more on the "let's not commit to anything" method.
I had a good time at both of these cities when I went for Nationals. So the cities aren't a negative.
And Greensboro wants this... just checked the newspaper site and it's Breaking News!
Happy happy St. Paul! And they'll have the light rail connecting St. Paul with downtown Minneapolis, the University of Minnesota (which means they could use the U of MN arenas as practice ice pretty conveniently), and with the Mall of America by then, so those intimidated by Minnesota winters will have more opportunities to avoid being outside.
I know, SA is the right amount of skating for me; easy to take a day or two off. Nationals and Worlds is just soooo much!
But I really liked Greensboro's set up. I would stay in a place with a fridge next time.
Hopefully, SA will get announced before next July.
YES!!! A chance to get back to Patrick McGovern's Pub in St. Paul. Best hot turkey sandwiches ever
Very happy for GSO!!!
I love hot turkey sandwiches. I need to find this place next time!
The Xcel Center (is that still the name of the arena in St. Paul?) had the best BBQ cart ever.
Just saw this on the news in Raleigh. I hadn't been on FSU all day so I hadn't heard the news about Greensboro in 2015.
I don't know if I'll go again for a full week but I will definitely go to part of it!
I remember even in the cold weather, it wasn't a very far walk from the rink.
and mini-donuts
Yahoo!!!! We are going back to Greensboro and they are going to BURN all those crappy seats and we will get ones meant for Humans....cant wait!
This time I am not driving to St Paul and staying with relatives...I am flying and staying nearby so I can party instead of commute. Xcel center has the best
espresso stand ever....frozen moucha here I come. Way to go, USFSA
So excited for St. Paul! Looking forward to seeing all your lovely faces.
Oh and there was a heat wave on Saturday of that week in 2008. I even unzipped my coat.
Yay for Greensboro!
I hope I'm still near enough to St. Paul in 2016 to go since I just missed attending in 2008. I want to finally go to a skating competition!
Glad to be going back to Greensboro. Hopefully with two years notice they will open a restaurant near the arena.....that BBQ one across the street got old!
Oh I forgot about those... they were great!
You gave it more then one shot? I thought it was "old" on my one and only try (I was unimpressed LOL!)
Yay for Greensboro hosting Nationals again!
I wonder what made the USFS decide to announce where Nationals are going to be so far ahead of time. Not just for 2015 either but 2016. Have they ever announced two cities at the same time?
IIRC, both cities were finalists to host the 2014 Nationals. The USFSA probably offered the two cities the option to host Nationals in 2015 or 2016 when Boston was selected for 2014. By announcing this far in advance, the host cities should have the ability to do a good job with marketing and promotion.


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Philadelphia - Drexel scored six straight goals in the second half to take the lead and went on to defeat Saint Joseph's, 8-4 in the Colonial Athletic Association opener for both teams. The Dragons improved to 2-3 on the season with the victory.
Robert Church led a balanced scoring attack for the Dragons with two goals and two assists. Aaron Prosser also had a pair of goals. Brendan Glynn also had a multiple-point performance with a goal and an assist.
The Dragons controlled the pace for most of the day and had the ball in the offensive end for the majority of the contest. Drexel hit the pipe on at least six occasions including two early in the contest. Despite outshooting the Hawks, 17-2, in the first period, the Dragons were unable to get on the board as the teams played to a scoreless first period. Prosser finally broke the drought in the first minute of the second period with his first goal of the day. The lead didn't last long as the Hawks scored twice in the span of 47 seconds. They held that lead until Church set up Glynn with just under six minutes left in the half. The tams would go to intermission tied at 2-2.
The Hawks (2-3) took what turned out to be their last goal of the game less than two minutes into the third quarter. Kyle Williams came from around the net and fired a shot high over Mark Manos, putting the Hawks ahead, 3-2. Ryan Belka tied it for Drexel a few minutes later, and, after a stretch of six minutes with no scoring for either team, the Dragons offensive pressure finally paid off. Clifton Simeon set up Ben McIntosh giveing Drexel a one goal lead. Less than a minute later, Church fired a shot home for his first of the game. The Dragons then went on the man-up and increased the lead to three when Church fed Aaron Prosser right in front for his second of the game.
The lead extended to 8-3 in the fourth. Kyle Bergman picked up an assist with a feed to Church. Then Brendan Glynn set up Garrett McIntosh for his first of the year. Saint Joseph's added a goal midway through the quarter to make the final score 8-4.
Drexel outshot the Hawks 49-16. Deven Thomas had a big day for the Dragons, winning 11 of 15 face-offs. Griffin Ferrigan came up with 14 saves which helped keep the Hawks in the game. Mark Manos picked up four saves in the Drexel cage.
The Dragons step out of conference play on Saturday, when they visit Bryant College in Smithfield, R.I.


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How would you teach the difference in he stress patterns between the noun and verb forms of convict, record, rebel, produce, and similar other words.
I need to have a lesson plan for that.
This is my first semister of Diploma in TEFL.
Kindly guide me and also tell some good sites from where i can get some details of sociolinguistics.


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I have edited this thread to show ppl how i constructed my boots. Hope it of some use to someone
1. I got an old pair of boots and cut away all the lace section and then glued the tongue to what remained of the lace sections.
2. The second stage was to square up the toes with some thick card and planty of glue (an old store card might have been better as it is plastic)
3. I then cut a 'u' shape away on both sides of the boots and overlayed wide black elastic over the cut out (i used 'no more nails' glue).
4. Once the elastic was dry I covered the whole boot with the first layers of light coloured material (this was stuck in place with '3M's Spray Mount adhesive). I done this by tackling both sides of the boot seperately)
5. I then overlayed a darker colour material from the toe up to the top of the tongue (again using the Spray Mount).
6. Lastly I glued some old laces in the positions shown.
I will hopefuly do something with the soles today to give that flat appearance and then weather them. More pics to follow.
PS the last pic is the original film boot just for comparison.
Further down the thread are photos with the flat sole


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I made my mando helmet out of something like poster board and then I put some papper mache over it. I havent made dome yet and Im waiting to see if it will work.
(pictures will come in a moment)
I made my mando helmet out of something like poster board and then I put some papper mache over it. I havent made dome yet and Im waiting to see if it will work.
(pictures will come in a moment)
Seriously I'm fed up of this junk.
It was funny at first now I'm just sick of it. Sorry Mods if you think I'm being out of line but it's getting to be joke now.
Lizard you are not taking anyone's advice about the ettiquette on this forum and you continue to post threads that are a waste of time.
Sort yourself out or get off these boards.
Yeah, you've put in three or four threads, what everyone else manages to put in one...
Ok Mandalore I will sort my self out. Thanks for the advise.
Hey, little homie, ive been here a while and just use the seach tool works wonders you know, for example I found this http://www.thedentedhelmet.com/showthread.php?t=16255
Yes if you helmet if made of cardboard you can reinforce it to make it stronger. So it could would
Good Luck on the long run
i kinda feel bad for hom :/ but he'll figure things out sooner or later
I think he just saw the other mando helmet thread, made of foamy material.
And uhm he is just copying that person's.
Stop trying so hard n00b.
Being new here myself, I've only posted a few times, and I really haven't introduced myself properly, (I'll have to get to that soon) ...Anyway I felt like I had to post here. I've been lurking and reading old threads here for quite a while, and I'm only going to be doing a custom mando, all of you doing a Boba or Jango, more power to you, I am highly impressed with almost all the works I've seen here. But Lizard do you ever, ever, ever read the old posts? Seriously dude, you have to study all this stuff before you can try and build it. I've been in costuming for a couple of years now and I love it, that being said, it isn't easy, but that's one of the things that makes it great, when you finish something and look at it and say "wow" I did that. Look here is the deal, Lizard I posted about wanting to buy a good helmet for my Custom Mando, ok 1st you didn't know what a Mando was???? Second, you PM me and tell me you could build me a helmet? But you couldn't answer any questions I had about your build process or costs? Hmmm...Now I see that you haven't even made a helmet yet, and that you obviously don't know how to build a helmet (even though there is a ton of info in the old threads that will tell you the process) I'm really not trying to be a jerk, and I hate to make a bad impression, but I had to say something, you should never try and solicit business from someone, when you have no idea what you are doing, personally I think you were trying to rip me for some fast cash -- and that's just wrong. Anyway, just my 2 cents. Sorry, if I said something I shouldn't have.
Im sorry about things i posted before. I sincerly take your advise and I will start to check out some of the old posts, But Cylrul Pbz I dont know what your taking about, Im making mine out of cardboard and posterboard. It has nothing to do with "Foamy Material".
To paraphrase Terry Pratchet, you seem to do to a thread what honey does to a precision watch. I'm in the same camp as Amaden7766 here, a newbie that spent a long time reading other threads before posting.
To answer your question, yes a paper mache helmet would work in theory. If done correctly and with patience it should be pretty darn sturdy too (I've seen someone build a chair out of the stuff). The harder part of paper mache is making it smooth and creating a good frame for it. Thin cardboard isn't too flash as it tends to sag under the glue and wet paper. Chicken wire is your friend when it comes to mache.
Good luck
Lizard, I don't know why I am posting this, maybe I feel sorry for you, but probably more because I want to show you that it can be done. Here is a link to my 1st version of an ESB Boba, done with cardboard and paper mache , it know sits proudly on my desk at work.
Thanks Wildabeast. I really like your helmet.
Post some pics already would ya?
It helps everyone to see what you are talking about...
Dude post pic`s or nobody will be able to tell you if your helmet needs work or if it`s good.
My helmet will not work. I cant sand it down. It has also been falling a part.I really am sorry for posting this and it dosnt work out in the end but thanks for post advise for me.
Sand it down? Isn't it paper mache?
Oh well, better luck next time
Why not wait till you have pics. from now on.
ok jodo will do


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If your mobile provider is AT&T this may not come as a surprise to you – AT&T ranks dead last against the four national carriers in overall customer satisfaction. In fact, according to a satisfaction survey conducted by Consumer Reports, all four of the carriers (AT&T, Verizon, Sprint, and T-Mobile) had their customer satisfaction numbers fall this past year. AT&T's ranking was a 59 out of a possible 100, with Verizon topping the list at 73, Sprint at 72, and T-Mobile at 67. T-Mobile actually dropped the most over the past year, but still held a substantial lead over AT&T.
AT&T spokesman Mark Siegel responded to the survey by saying AT&T can evaluate and learn from the report. He also stated that they have "made significant progress in our network in 2011." Despite the improvements, customers seem to be less than impressed. Areas where AT&T fell short included value, phone customer support, and overall voice quality. It ranked last in all three categories compared to the other three carriers.
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According to Mashable, Starbucks has had 26 million transactions with it's mobile app, which is available for Blackberry, Android, and iOS devices. One in four Starbucks transactions are done via Starbucks card, and a large chunk of those transactions are done via mobile. According to Adam Brotman, SVP and general manager of Starbucks, 91% of people who have downloaded to mobile payment app have used it. It seems like the convenience of mobile payment is catching on, at least when it comes to our precious morning coffee.
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text: Had a thought a little while ago. I've noticed a lot of people having trouble installing BT4 to a VirtualBox hard drive. Would there be any licensing/copyright/whatever issue with me (or a more established and known forum member if that would be more acceptable) posting a torrent or a direct link for a VirtualBox drive with a fresh BT4 install on it?


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Green Bay Packers Betting Odds Preview: 2014 predictions
The Green Bay Packers are 5-0 SU and ATS in their last five regular season games with a healthy Aaron Rodgers under center.
Rodgers is one of the favorites to win NFL MVP going off at 6-1 to win the award.
When Aaron Rodgers is in, the Green Bay Packers have one of the best offenses in the NFL. In the eight full games that Rodgers played last season (not including the game he was injured in on Monday night), the Packers were 6-2 SU and ATS averaging 30.6 points per game.
In the other eight games of 2013, Green Bay was 3-5-1 SU and 2-7 ATS averaging 21.5 PPG. Needless to say, the Packers need Aaron Rodgers to stay healthy to enjoy success.
Green Bay suffered through an uncharacteristically bad year on defense last season. The Packers finished in the bottom third of the league in both total yardage allowing 372.2 yards per game and scoring defense allowing 26.8 points per game.
Offensive futility with Rodgers out for half of the season didn't help the unit, which should be better this season with the addition of defensive end Julius Peppers.
Green Bay is a -225 favorite to advance to the postseason while paying +185 to miss the postseason. The Packers' season win total is set at 10.5 games. With three straight NFC North titles under their belt, the Packers are also the favorite to win the division at -125.
Green Bay is 23-6-1 SU and 20-10 ATS in its last 30 games against division rivals and is 9-2 SU and 8-3 ATS in its last 11 games against the Chicago Bears, who are expected to be Green Bay's main threat in the NFC North.
If Rogers stays healthy and the defense gets back on track, Green Bay should be in the thick of the races for the NFC conference title at 6-1 and the Super Bowl at 10-1, according to NFLOnlineBetting.com .
The Packers will need to learn how to solve or hope to avoid Colin Kaepernick and San Francisco in the postseason as they are 0-4 SU and 0-3-1 ATS in their last four games against the 49ers.


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Hey guys, I don't know how many of you have seen this... but I found it pretty interesting and thought I'd share it!
This guy takes everyday people on youtube, playing whatever instrument it is they're playing, and makes a song out of it. No pitch correction, no stretching or anything. The most he does is volume work to make some quality better and some reverbs. It really is an interesting twist to what you can do with electronic music. There's 7 or so tracks, check them out!


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I have posted my work in progress over at the Mandalorian Mercs, but I thought I should share it here and get some more input. I've stopped, started, and restarted this project several times over the years, but I have been seriously working on this project for a little over a year now. I'm finally getting close to finishing it and I'm getting excited about being able to wear it.
Soft Parts
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This is the comic book art that inspired my armor build.
I'm pretty happy with how my helmet looks.
I decided to go with metal armor for this build. I bought some chest armor but it might be a bit too small, so I may have to make a new set. The rest, I cut and hammered out myself. This was the first metal work I had ever done, so I am pleased with how it turned out. I also made the vest myself.
I made holsters for my guns; a resin DE-10 and a DL-44 that I made from an airsoft gun. I also made a beskad from a wooden pirate sword.
This was my first test fitting. I've since sewn the vest closed on the sides and added straps to hold the thigh plates down.


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