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|John long
Yes it is for many of them. That is why you need the bracing. Many times if you open the door on a convertible on a frame lift you can not close it again until you let the lift down.
John L
|So, I plan on putting some bracing across the door openings and mainly because it seems real flexible right now, I have the rear of the car up on stands right at the rear of the side frame rails, before the rear end, and there is no trunk lid on his car and when I lean on the rear trunk opening the back half of the car really moves, so much that I can see it flexing at the door/quarter opening, and when I had a buddy lean on it it opens the door gap more than a 1/4" more than what it is, I'm not sure if this is normal for convertibles, maybe someone here will know.
|69 widetrack
Beautiful work, Kudos, that's a job to be proud of, looks very straight with a beautiful finish and to reiterate, your talent was never in question.
|Here are a few pics I dug up of one of the cads i took off the frame
|69 widetrack
Did Autowheeler tell you in the instructions to use a big hammer when it binds? Did they use phrases like pretty simple, or where there phrases like use caution? I'm not trying to make everything into a big job but, I do want to let people know that there are dangers involved in doing it the way Autowheeler may have suggested in their paperwork.
I'm more concerned about oversimplifying a procedure and making it sound like any novice without experience can do it...I lost a good friend 38 years ago when I was working for a major tire company and he didn't but the ears up properly on the lift arms when he put a Van on a hoist. The Van came off backwards and pinned him between the garage door and the Van....Simple procedure, anybody can do it, no sweat. It was his mistake but, he had done it hundreds of times in the past...without a problem!!!,...I always try to err on the side of caution and try to remember who I'm giving advice to and sometimes I still have problems.
|Listen Ray there is nothing personal here and no I am not trying to attack your posting but the fact of the matter is you are not going to stop acciendents from happening no matter what. This way of using the rottisorie is not my idea, it is actually the way they show it being done in the paperwork you get when you purchase an Autotweerller, in fact it shows a 59 caddy conv body being lifted this way. So all I am doing is simply giving out info that has worked for me with out any trouble at all. Now there are some people that will turn simple procedures into major projects just because they want to make sure they cover every possible angle they can without having anything go wrong. That is fine with me and I do understand this well. As long as the balance point is correct at your rocker panel when you start lifting there is not going to be any problems with the car "falling" off this thing as you may think. But that does not mean there will not be any cases of "catastroffic" failure, no matter what. As like you I would hate to see any one getting hurt doing this type of thing and we can both agree on that.
|69 widetrack
Your right, not all people have access to a lift, your right that you would need more manpower than in all probability possible to lift a car that heavy by hand, the older Cadillac is a very heavy body. I also understand and appreciate what your saying, however you make it sound like there is nothing to it, you used words like 'No Sweat It is actually pretty simple" ", "as the 2 caddys I did was by myself", "It can be done this way at home without a lift" and "Common Sense". You also said "Lowering the body is a little tricky as it wants to bind up as you lower it down, just get a big hammer and tap the rottisorie as you lower it down and it will go". It wants to bind, and get a big hammer, those 2 words in the same sentence while working on a "I am guessing 3000 to 3500 pounds and that is just the body with doors and trunk still attached" sound pretty scary to me.
I'm not trying to rag on you but, right now we have 3 people viewing this site, you don't know if they are reading this and saying WOW, I can do it all by myself like Mr. 4speed did. What happens if they try it without any help and the car comes falling down when he's putting the jack stands underneath it? Not everyone may take the time and caution like you did to do it without a catastrophic failure happening. I wouldn't want to be the guy that posted this method of putting a car on a rotisserie in the event that somebody gets injured. It's difficult enough to transfer a vehicle on a rotisserie with proper equipment and help.
Seriously, I was very interested in how you changed your rotisserie into a 4 post hoist but I wouldn't advise anybody to try and do it this way, especially by themselves, I have a conscience and hate to see people get hurt.
I may be completely wrong here, lets hear from other people and if I am wrong, I will publicly apologise.
|Ray, I was asked how I did this using nothing more than a rottisorie, and simple transforming it into a 4 post lift. No this is not some fancy re-enginnered contraption that a real skilled welder would have to fabricate. There are a lot of guys out there that do not have access to a lift to do this job the easy way, nor in some cases as mine was were even a few strong friends would be able to help out. In my case we are talking about probably one of the heaviest bodys out there, a 57 caddy and a 54 caddy. Beleive me when I say you are not lifting that off the frame with the help of friends. By taking the wheels off this jig you are basicly creating a makeshift 4 post lift that cannot move, even with the weight I was dealing with, I am guessing 3000 to 3500 pounds and that is just the body with doors and trunk still attached. It can be done this way at home without a lift. However if you try this type of lifting with wheels attached, you get into serious trouble real fast because now everything is GOING to move as you try to lift it, becoming EXTREMELY DANGEROUS.
|69 widetrack
I feel it is easier with a lift and some buddies. I don't have to take my wheels of my rotisserie or anything. Before I had equipment, I've used the help of many of my friends to hand lift a body, set it on stand to attain the right height for the rotisserie, it wasn't easy, it was simple, hard work and not dangerous, mind you it wasn't a Cadillac either it was a 70 Road Runner, a bit of a difference in weight. It's always a precarious job transferring a body, especially a heavy body like a Cadillac onto a rotisserie and what you did is great, it worked. Again all I'm saying is for safety, ease of movement and the security of the vehicle, I use the equipment I have available and even with equipment, enlist the help of people to either raise or lower the body into position. For me, that's common sense.
We all have different ways of doing things and if this is the direction you want to go in and it works for you, all the more power to you.
|If I can do it then so can you....................mabey I should shoot a you tube video.
|69 widetrack
Well John, I think I'll keep the wheels on my rotisserie and use my hoist.
|John long
|John long
Thanks for the post 4speed. I hope I am not steeling the OP's thread. Another option is to take 4 pieces of all thread and attach them to the body with angle brackets attached at the cowl and with makeshift points at rear. Then attach the other end of the all thread to chains attached to the ceiling joists. When I did the floorpan/firewall swap on my '49 Merc I picked the body off the frame this way. It also allowed me to safely work under it and slowly lower it back down on the Buick floorpan as I trimmed it to fit. All done without any outside help. I had an 8 foot ceiling in the basement which made it simpler to rig up.
You can just barely see the allthread but I think you will get the idea.
John, you have one the weakest bodies ever, your 36 Roadster, I did one once and that cowl to floor area, holy cow there isn't much support there at all. That and the weight of the doors pulling down. Just unbolt the cowl from the frame and the doors sag.
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Summit County commissioner hopefuls clash over economic development
October 7, 2012
County commissioner candidates went head-to-head over local strategies for economic development at a Summit Chamber of Commerce political forum Thursday night, heating up what has thus far been a polite race.
Incumbent Democrat Karn Stiegelmeier and Republican challenger Kevin Mastin also clashed over backcountry access and the management of the county's dwindling budget during the event.
Hopefuls running for the state House, Senate and district attorney also joined the forum at the Silverthorne Pavilion to discuss their positions on issues ranging from forest health to business support.
Thursday night's event was the first time the candidates have met in front of a public audience in Summit County. The forum was coordinated by the Summit Chamber of Commerce in partnership with the Summit Independent Business Alliance.
Questions were posed to the candidates by race, sparking some debate over ongoing issues of contention between contenders.
The hopefuls for the 5th Judicial District Attorney's Office, Democrat Bruce Brown, of Evergreen, and Summit County Republican Scott Turner agreed on the need for some type of restorative justice or victim-offender mediation program, but faced off over past cases and track records.
Brown said he never had a "burning desire" to be the district's top prosecutor, but he felt like the current DA's office, of which Turner is a part as chief deputy DA, is failing to adequately represent victims.
Turner countered noting that Brown ran for the DA's office eight years ago and highlighted his own record of accomplishing goals
Republican candidates Randy Baumgardner, who is running for state Senate District 8, and Debra Irvine, whose name is in the hat for House District 61, focused largely on reducing regulations and red tape.
Millie Hamner and Kathleen Curry, the Democratic and Independent hopefuls for HD61, both highlighted their commitment to education at the state level.
American Constitution Party candidate Robert Petrowsky opposed the federal government's involvement in local businesses' affairs.
Democrat Emily Tracy, who is challenging Baumgardner for the state Senate seat, focused on her own ability to resolve problems and cross the partisan divide.
But it was the conversations between Mastin and Stiegelmeier that became the most heated, as Mastin challenged the county government for imposing hefty permit fees, approving a nearly $3 million library project during tight budget times and failing to create a local economic development council.
Stiegelmeier defended her record, saying she didn't want to create a "redundant" organization focused on economic development. She advocated allowing the private sector, including the two ski resorts located in unincorporated Summit County to take the lead on marketing and promotion efforts.
Mastin also challenged the Hidden Gems wilderness proposal Stiegelmeier supported, saying it would limit backcountry access to various recreational user groups, limiting the county's open space capacity as an economic driver.
Baumgardner and Tracy also went head-to-head on forest health issues, when Tracy noted that her opponent had voted against a bill extending a forest restoration program.
Baumgardner challenged the claim, saying he'd voted against the bill because it would have taken funding away from water infrastructure projects.

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Southern Utah's men's basketball team opens the second half of Big Sky play this week when they host Sacramento State and Northern Arizona in a pair of games in the Centrum.
The Thunderbirds (7-12/5-5 Big Sky) will be looking to build momentum after winning a pair of home games last weekend, snapping a five-game skid with a 76-63 win over Portland State on Thursday, then posting a 69-55 win over Eastern Washington on Saturday. The Thunderbirds are currently in a three-way tie for fourth place in the Big Sky, along with Sacramento State and North Dakota. The Thunderbirds are now 4-2 at home in BSC play, with wins over PSU and EWU, North Dakota (79-67) and Northern Colorado (51-50) and losses to Weber State (81-74) and Idaho State (54-53).
Sacramento State (10-8/5-5 Big Sky) also won back-to-back home games last weekend, taking a 67-58 win over North Dakota then a 79-72 verdict against Northern Colorado. The Hornets, who posted a 64-59 win over SUU on Jan. 7, are 3-6 on the road this season, 1-4 in Big Sky play, with the win coming against Eastern Washington.
Northern Arizona (7-13/4-6 Big Sky) will be looking to bounce back after dropping an 81-79 home decision against North Dakota on Saturday. That loss snapped a modest two-game winning streak for the Lumberjacks, who had posted a 60-55 win at Idaho State and a 67-65 home win over Northern Colorado in their previous two games.
The Games: Thursday - Sacramento State (10-8/5-5) at Southern Utah (7-12/5-5) at 7:05 p.m. (MST) in the Centrum Arena. Saturday - Northern Arizona (7-13/4-6) at Southern Utah at 7:05 p.m. (MST) in the Centrum Arena.
The Series:
Southern Utah holds a 13-7 advantage in the series with Sacramento State, but the Hornets came out on top of the last meeting, 64-59 earlier this season in Sacramento, Calif. SUU took a 76-51 win the last time the teams met in Cedar City, during the 2008-09 season. The Thunderbirds and Hornets competed against each other in basketball in the American West Conference from 1994-1996. SUU went 3-1 against Sac State in the AWC and is 7-2 against the Hornets in Cedar City. The series began with an 85-78 Sac State win in Cedar City back in the 1986-87 season but the Thunderbirds went on to win the next eight match-ups between the two.
NAU holds a 13-9 edge in the series with the Thunderbirds, but SUU picked up a 90-77 win the last time the teams met, in Flagstaff, Ariz., earlier this season. During the 2002-03 season, the last times the teams met prior to this year, the Lumberjacks took a 73-56 win in Cedar City, then completed a season sweep with an 85-68 win in Flagstaff.
TV: There will be no live television coverage of either game this week.
Radio: All of Southern Utah men's basketball games are broadcast live by KSUU (91.1 FM) as well as on the internet at www.power91radio.com. Art Challis is in his 40th season as the Thunderbirds' basketball play-by-play voice. Dr. Challis - who also serves as the chair of SUU's Department of Communication - is joined on home and selected road broadcasts by former SUU standout and current SUU VP for University Relations Dean O'Driscoll.
On The Internet: Video web-streaming coverage of all of Southern Utah's home games and Big Sky road games is available on Big Sky TV, at www.bigskytv.org. Audio of all SUU games is available by logging on to the Thunderbird website at www.suutbirds.com or at www.power91radio.com.
Live Stats: Live stats of Southern Utah's home games are available on the SUU website at www.suutbirds.com. Real-time live stats of SUU's home games are available to working media, contact the athletic media relations office for access information.
Video Highlights: Video highlights of the Thunderbirds' home games is available to accredited media outlets via SUU's FTP site. For information on obtaining those highlights contact SUU Director of Athletic Media Relations Neil Gardner.
Practice Schedule: The practice schedule calls for the Thunderbirds to work out daily at 3:15 p.m. in the Centrum Arena.
Media Availability: Players and coaches will be available Tuesdays at 2:30 p.m. unless travel schedules dictate otherwise. On weeks when the team is traveling on Tuesday the interviews will be held on Wednesday at 2:30 p.m.
Coming Up: After the Thunderbirds close the current four-game homestand this weekend they head back out on the road for four straight. Next week they take on Idaho State (Feb. 7) and Weber State (Feb. 9), and the following week they pay visits to Portland State (Feb. 14) and Eastern Washington (Feb. 16). The next home contest following Saturday's match-up with NAU will be the BracketBuster game on Feb. 23.
Thunderbird Club Luncheons: The Thunderbird Club's weekly no-host luncheon is held Mondays at noon at the Cedar City Crystal Inn. The public is invited to attend the luncheons where Southern Utah's in-season coaches talk about their upcoming contests and review the past week's action.
Captains: This year's captains are seniors Jackson Stevenett and Tyson Koehler.
Heuir Named BSC Player of the Week: SUU's Damon Heuir was named Big Sky Co-Player of the Week, along with Weber State's Scott Bamforth, for his performance the week of Jan. 5. Heuir scored a Big Sky season-high 30 points to lead SUU to its first road win of the season, a 90-77 victory at Northern Arizona. Heuir started a 22-2 first-half run with a 3-pointer and he buried two more threes during the stretch that lifted SUU from a 9-7 deficit to a 29-11 lead. He went on to score 20 of his points in the second half, including a 3-pointer for the first basket of the period to lift SUU to a 45-30 lead and 5-of-6 free throws in the final 1:04 to keep the Lumberjacks at bay. He hit 6-of-11 shots, 4-of-6 3-pointers and 14-of-16 free throws in the game. The 14 made free throws are also the most in the Big Sky this season. In addition to his scoring, he pulled down four rebounds, dished out two assists, picked off two steals and blocked a shot.
The Coaches:
Head Coach Nick Robinson (Stanford, 2005) is 7-12 in his first season at SUU and his first season as a head coach. Coach Robinson came to Southern Utah from LSU, where he spent three seasons on the staff. Prior to his time at LSU Robinson spent a season at William Jewell College and two seasons on the staff at his alma mater, Stanford. During his time as an assistant coach, Robinson helped guide his teams to a combined record of 87-47 and four post-season appearances, including two NCAA, one NIT and one NAIA Division I national tournaments. Robinson is 0-1 vs. Sac State and 1-0 vs. NAU.
Robinson is assisted by Jared Barrett (Eastern Oregon, 1996), Todd Okeson (Nevada, 2005) and Drew Allen (Southern Utah, 2010).
Sacramento State is coached by Brian Katz (Sacramento State, 1980). Coach Katz, who is in his fifth season at Sac State and his fifth season overall as a head coach, takes an overall record of 39-93 into Monday's game. Katz is 1-0 vs. SUU.
Northern Arizona is coached by Jack Murphy (Arizona, 2005). Coach Murphy is 7-13 in his first season at NAU and his first season overall as a head coach. Murphy is 0-1 vs. SUU.
Affiliations: Southern Utah is in its first season as a member of the Big Sky Conference. All of SUU's sports except gymnastics and men's golf compete in the Big Sky. Gymnastics is an affiliate member of the WAC while men's golf competes in the American Sky Conference. Sacramento State and Northern Arizona are both members of the Big Sky.
The Schedule: The Thunderbirds have played nine non-conference games, three at home, four true road contests, and two neutral court match-ups. They have played four conference games at home and two on the road. SUU opened at #21 Gonzaga, then played three games in three days at the World Vision Classic, meeting Green Bay, Cal State Fullerton and host Nevada before opening its home schedule against Carroll College. SUU also played non-conference games at TCU, at Denver, and at home against San Diego Christian and San Diego. SUU has just one non-conference game remaining, a BracketBuster match-up at home on Feb. 23.
Last Time Out: Wade Collie came off the bench to lead Southern Utah with 18 points and nine rebounds as the Thunderbirds won their second straight game to move back to .500 in Big Sky play with a 69-55 win over Eastern Washington. Collie, who tied his career scoring high and his season rebounding high, missed five of his first seven shots but hit 5-of-8 after that point, including 5-of-7 in the second half when the Thunderbirds overcame a 33-31 halftime deficit. Collie scored four of the team's first seven second-half points (Jayson Cheesman provided the other three on a dunk and a free throw) and with a Jackson Stevenett three the T-Birds outscored the Eagles 10-2 to open the period and never trailed again. The Thunderbirds held EWU to .296 shooting (8-of-27) in the second half and .333 overall (18-of-54) while knocking down 26-of-61 of their own shots (.426), including 15-of-28 (.536) in the second half. Damon Heuir added 17 points while Stevenett finished with 16 and six rebounds. Jordan Johnson, who was starting his fourth straight game, didn't score but he dished out a career-best six assists to lead the team for the second time in three games and pulled down five rebounds while picking off a team-high three steals. Cal Hanks finished with eight points, one shy of his career-high of nine that he scored two nights earlier against Portland State. Cheesman blocked three shots, giving him 44 for the season, four behind Kenyatta Clyde's 48 in 1998-99, which ranks fourth in the SUU record books, and 19 shy of the SUU single-season record. Stevenett's efforts left him with 1,037 points. He is in 11th place on place on SUU's career scoring list, 40 behind Russell Otis' 1,077 from 1984-86.
T-Birds In The National Ranks: The Thunderbirds have two players ranked in the top-100 in the NCAA through Sunday's games, while the team ranks among the top 100 in three categories. Jayson Cheesman ranks 37th in the nation in blocks per game with an average of 2.32, while Jackson Stevenett is 52nd in free throw percentage at .855. As a team the Thunderbirds are 27th in the country with 5.2 blocks per game and 66th in both rebounding margin (plus 4.5) and free throw percentage (.725).
T-Birds In The Big Sky:
Cheesman is tied for the Big Sky lead in blocks per game with 2.3 when all games are considered and Stevenett is second in the league in scoring at 16.2 points per game while Damon Heuir is fourth in scoring at 15.6 ppg. Stevenett is also third in free throw percentage at .861 and is ninth in rebounding with 5.9 per game, while Cheesman ranks sixth in rebounding with 6.1 rpg. Wade Collie is 10th in 3-point percentage at .426 and Cal Hanks is seventh in blocks per game with 1.2. The team leads the conference in offensive rebounds (11.7 orpg), and is second in blocks with 5.2 per game, in rebounding margin (plus-4.5) and in defensive rebounds (26.2 drpg).
When only conference games are considered Stevenett is second in the Big Sky with 18.6 points per game and Heuir is fourth at 16.9. Heuir is third in 3-pointers per game (2.4) and fifth in free throw percentage (.848) while Stevenett is eighth in free throw percentage at .822. Cheesman is seventh and Stevenett is ninth in rebounding with 6.8 and 6.3 caroms per game, respectively, with Stevenett fifth in offensive rebounds (2.3 orpg) while Cheesman is fifth in defensive rebounds (5.0). Cheesman is also third in blocks per game (2.1) and Cal Hanks is seventh in blocks (1.3). The team leads the league in offensive rebounds (12.5 pg), in 3-point defense (.297) and in field goal percentage defense (.383), is second in defensive rebounds (26.2 per game), and third in scoring margin (plus-2.6), free throw percentage (.766), blocked shots per game (5.4) and rebounding margin (plus-3.2).
Moving Up The Ranks:
Jackson Stevenett has 1,037 points in his three-plus seasons as a Thunderbird. He is currently 11th on SUU's career scoring list and needs 40 to tie Russell Otis (1984-86) in 10th place. He also has 425 career rebounds, which ranks 15th all time at SUU. He passed former SUU standout and current Montana assistant Kerry Rupp's 422 with his six boards against Eastern Washington. He needs five rebounds to tie Jimmy Faulkner (1993-94, 1996-99) in 14th place and 44 to move into the top-10, where Davor Marcelic (1988-92) is 10th with 463.
Jayson Cheesman has 44 blocked shots this season, which ranks fifth on SUU's single-season list and ninth on the career list. He needs four to tie Kenyatta Clyde in fourth place and 23 to tie Matt Hodgson (2009-10) atop the single-season list. He needs one to move into a tie with Richard Barton (1986-87, 1990-93) in eighth place and two to tie Fred House (1998-2001) in seventh on the career list.
Cleaning The Glass:
- The Thunderbirds have won the battle of the boards 14 times this season. They were out-rebounded in their first three games of the season then won the battle of the boards in nine straight contests before Sacramento State had a 41-38 edge on the boards and Weber State held a 46-41 advantage. SUU got back on the glass vs. Idaho State, however, and has out-rebounded every subsequent opponent. They out-boarded the Bengals 43-34, edged Montana 30-28, had a 37-33 advantage over Montana State, slipped past Portland State 33-32 and finished with a 44-38 margin against Eastern Washington.
- SUU has reeled in 40 or more caroms nine times this season. Last year's team had a total of four 40-rebound games.
- SUU pulled down a season-high 51 rebounds vs. San Diego Christian. The team's high mark vs. a Division I foe was 45, against Northern Colorado.
Block Party:
- SUU averages 5.2 blocks per game, which ranks second in the Big Sky. The Thunderbirds have rejected 99 shots this season, including 12 against North Dakota, SUU's highest total since the team combined for 13 rejections against Panhandle State on Dec. 14, 2010 and the highest total in the Big Sky so far this season. The Thunderbirds were in double-digits against San Diego as well, when they blocked 10 shots.
- Jayson Cheesman didn't take much time to break into the SUU record books. In his first game as a Thunderbird the junior transfer from Salt Lake Community College blocked five shots, which tied the sixth-highest single-game blocks total in SUU history. With 40 total blocks this season Cheesman is all alone in fifth place on the SUU single-season list.
- Cal Hanks tied Cheesman in sixth place on that single-game list when he came off the bench to block five shots against North Dakota. Hanks had three last week to give him 18 blocks on the season.
- SUU blocked six shots vs. Portland State, giving the team five or more blocks in a game 12 times this season.
- SUU had four blocks against Eastern Washington, three by Cheesman, but the Eagles had seven, with three players swatting a pair of shots. It was just the second time this season, Green Bay was the other, that the Thunderbirds had more shots blocked than they blocked themselves.
T-Bird Notes:
- SUU held Eastern Washington to .333 shooting (18-54), giving it back-to-back games in which it held opponents under 37 percent and making 7-of-9 in which it has held the opponent under 42 percent.
- The Thunderbirds hit 15-of-25 shots in the second half against Portland State, 60.0 percent, it was their second-best second half of the season (behind .630 vs. San Diego Christian) and their third-best half overall (.625 in the first half at Northern Arizona) this season.
- SUU tied its season-low with 11 turnovers vs. PSU and had the fewest turnovers in the game (the Vikings had 14) for just the third time this season. Two nights later the 'Birds turned it over just 12 times while Eastern Washington also had a dozen turnovers.
- Jackson Stevenett scored 19 points at Montana to give him exactly 1,000 for his career. He is just the 11th player in SUU history to break the 1,000 point mark and just the third to cross that threshold since Richard Barton finished his career with 1,419 points in 1993 (third on SUU's all-time list). Jeff Monaco finished his career in 2001 with 1,568 points (second) while Davis Baker finished his in 2010 with 1,205 (sixth).
- As a team Montana hit just two 3-pointers and attempted just seven, opponent season-lows for SUU. The Grizzlies also went without a blocked shot, marking the only time this season an opponent didn't reject at least one T-Bird try.
- Julian Scott, who missed five games with a foot injury, then played in the NAU, Sac State, Weber State and Idaho State games, was lost for the season with a knee injury suffered in practice January 18.
- The Thunderbirds had just four players foul out of the nine non-conference games (including two at TCU) then had 13 disqualifications in the first eight Big Sky contests, including two at both Northern Arizona and Sac State and three against Weber State and at Montana. The 'Birds went without any foul-outs against both Portland State and Eastern Washington last week, however.
- SUU was the first team to win its first three Big Sky Conference games in its first season of play since Boise State started out 4-0 back in 1970-71.
- SUU shot .568 from the floor and .538 from 3-point range at NAU - both season-high percentages - and knocked down 78.6 percent of its free throws, including 10-of-12 in the final 1:08 to clinch the win.
- Stevenett has scored a career-high 29 points twice this season, at Gonzaga and again vs. Weber State. Stevenett's 29 points at Gonzaga were tied as the highest single-game point total in the Big Sky this season until Heuir scored 30 at NAU. Stevenett's 11 field goals made against the Zags is the highest total in the conference so far this season, while his 11-of-15 shooting night (.733) ranks second-best in the Sky, behind Northern Colorado's Connor Osborne, who hit 8-of-9 shots against University of the Southwest.
- Until Wade Collie scored a game-high 18 points vs. Eastern Washington, Stevenett and Heuir had been the only two players to lead the Thunderbirds in scoring this season. Both Heuir and Stevenett have paced the team nine times.
- Northern Arizona hit just 3-of-17 3-pointers against the Thunderbirds, 17.6 percent. It was the lowest percentage and tied for the second-fewest long-range baskets by the Lumberjacks this season.
- SUU had a season-high six players score in double figures against San Diego Christian. Stevenett led the way with 15, while Damon Heuir and Wade Collie each finished with 13. Jayson Cheesman finished with 12 points and both Jaren Jeffery and Jordan Johnson had 10. For Cheesman and Johnson the totals were career-highs while Collie's 13 were a season-high. Johnson was a perfect 5-for-5 from the floor while Collie was 5-of-6 and Hanks, who finished with a then-career-high seven points, was 3-for-3 from the field as SUU finished with a season-best 55.9 field goal percentage.
- SUU combined for a season-high 18 assists vs. SDCC. Freshman A.J. Hess came off the bench to lead the squad with a career-high five dimes vs. the Hawks, while Collie had four and all but two Thunderbirds who saw action dished out at least one.
T-Bird Trivia:
- SUU has nine lettermen, one squad member and one redshirt returning from last season's team that finished 8-10 (14-17 overall) and in sixth place in the Summit League.
- Nick Robinson is the eighth head men's basketball coach in SUU's 50-year history as a four-year institution.
- Seven teams qualify for the Big Sky tournament, which will be hosted by the regular-season champion, March 14-16.
- SUU is in its 50th season as a four-year institution, its 25th at the NCAA Division I level. Prior to joining the NCAA Division I ranks the University spent two seasons at the Division II level and 23 as a member of the NAIA.
Scouting Sacramento State: The Hornets will be looking to match their longest winning streak of the season, three games, when they come to Cedar City. Since opening the season with wins over UC Merced, CSU Bakersfield and Utah, they have put together back-to-back wins twice but haven't been able to win a third. They also haven't lost more than two in a row at any time this season. Four Hornets carry double-figure scoring averages, led by John Dickson's (F, 6-6, 200, Sr) 13.6 points per game, which is second in the Big Sky. Mikh McKinney (G, 6-1, 165, So) checks in at 13.2 ppg, while Dylan Garrity (G, 6-2, 175, So) averages 12.0 ppg and Konner Veteto (C, 6-8, 290, Sr) is at 11.4. Veteto also leads the team with 6.4 rebounds per game, while Dickson averages 6.0 and Joe Eberhard 5.9 caroms per contest. Garrity is the team's top assists man, with 5.3 per game, which leads the Big Sky. As a team the Hornets average 68.4 points per game on .425 shooting (.367 threes) while allowing an average of 66.9 ppg on .420 shooting (.339 threes). Sacramento State has out-rebounded its opponents, 36.4-34.9 per game, and has knocked down 71.7 percent of its free throws.


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Posted by William Band on September 25, 2012
Executives don't decide how customer-centric their companies are—their customers are the ultimate arbiters. Digital disruptors—a term coined by Forrester describing companies that leverage digital platforms to take advantage of customers' heightened expectations and deliver a more compelling product and service experience at a lower cost—are threatening traditional business models. I will be exploring this challenge and discussing how to establish the right digital agenda on October 18-19 at the upcoming Forrester conference Developing Digital Disruption: A Forum For Application Development & Delivery Professionals.
Our research shows that a good experience impacts customers' behavior in three ways: 1) they are more willing to consider another purchase; 2) they are less likely to switch their business to a competitor; and 3) they are more likely to make a favorable recommendation. But how does that affect a company's bottom line? We estimate that the revenue impact from a 10-percentage-point improvement in a larger service company's performance, as measured by Forrester's Customer Experience Index score, could exceed $1 billion.
During our research, we discovered three customer experience (CX) trends that you can capitalize on:


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Introducing Intel® GO™ automated driving solutions, bringing together car, connectivity, and cloud.
The Internet of Things (IoT) is fueling innovation in nearly every part of our lives. Simply connecting the "things" that were never connected before is leading to new data insights that translate into meaningful change. Yet, there are barriers slowing IoT adoption. With the potential of thousands of new connected things bringing a tidal wave of new data, businesses want a better grasp of expected ROI, cost, and scalability, while IT managers struggle with integration, interoperability, and management concerns.
How billions of online objects are making the web wiser.
See how you can transform data into insights to reduce downtime, increase output, use assets better, and develop new revenue streams with Intel® IoT industry solutions for smart manufacturing.
See smart building solutions based on Intel® IoT technologies that show property systems in real-time conditions, enabling site management, control of costs and energy use, and the ability to increase employee comfort and safety.
See how smart transportation solutions built on Intel® IoT technologies enable an increase in fleet productivity and profitability using advanced sensing, interconnected big data, and intelligent features embedded in vehicles.
The Intel® IoT Platform identifies the key components of an IoT solution, how they work together, and where essential capabilities—such as security and analytics—happen.
This white paper discusses how the Internet of Things engages consumers and helps business analyze what their customers want and need as well as how to offer new products and services to enhance consumer's lives.
See how Intel IoT solutions are helping to spread intelligence throughout our cities, homes, workplaces, vehicles, and more. What stories will your data tell?
The Internet of Things is driving innovation, from smart cities, home, and classrooms to energy management and wearable devices.
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When tied to the IoT, the car turns data into actionable insight, both inside the car and in the world around it.
Through the IoT, the power grid's countless devices can share information in real time to distribute and better manage energy more efficiently.
From clinical wearables to first-responder tablets and sophisticated surgical suite equipment, the IoT is transforming healthcare.
IoT technology enables today's factories to unlock operational efficiency, optimize production, and increase worker safety.
For retailers, the IoT offers unlimited opportunities to increase supply chain efficiencies, develop new services, and reshape the customer experience.
The IoT is addressing rising energy costs, sustainability, and code compliance by connecting, managing, and securing devices that collect data from core systems.
From recognizing your voice to knowing who is at the front door, IoT technology is making the dream of a secure smart home a reality.
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Dec 02, 2012
Thanks to relentless global competition and an unforgiving economy, organizations have been under non-stop pressure to deliver products and services. For many, the lifeblood, and opportunity, has been to mine the data assets being gathered from all corners of their enterprise and beyond? transactions, customer data, employee input, and information about market conditions. However, in the rush to deliver results, many IT and development departments take shortcuts within the testing process, taking live data right out of production environments to run through testing, development and quality assurance (QA) processes. But creating copies of this data exposes organizations to new?and unnecessary?security risks and inefficiencies.
In a new survey of 207 IT and data executives, respondents report their organizations are behind the curve when it comes to managing the risks that could come from exposing live data to less secure settings - including development departments and outside contractors.


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Victor Martinez: "I am an American writer" February 26, 2011: Mission Loc@l remembers poet and National Book Award-winning novelist Victor Martinez who passed away earlier this week. Born in Fresno, California, Martinez would prove influential and respected [...]


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'"I've been told the last couple years to be patient and wait for my turn," Boulton said. "I think I kept a great attitude in the room and around the guys. I'm going to continue to do that because that's the type of team guy I am."'
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Stansbury Park Toddler Critically Injured
A 22-month-old Stansbury Park toddler was fighting for her life, Tuesday afternoon, after being run over by the family van.
The Tooele County Sheriffs Department reports, the accident occurred when the child's mother briefly left the victim seated, in the driver's seat, with the door open.
The victim's older brother, 5, crawled over the seat, from the back... put the keys in the ignition...and turned it.
Police say he did not start the van, but did turn the key enough to allow the vehicle to be shifted into neutral.
As it began to roll, the young girl fell out, and was run over by the van's front, driver's side tire.
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General Guidelines for Assessing and Reporting
Signs of Distress in a Student
Referral to the University Counseling Center
Signs of Distress in a Student Include:
• Inability to concentrate
• Confusion
• Persistent worrying
• Social isolation
• Increased irritability
• Bizarre behavior
• Frequent or excessive missed classes, appointments, or assignments
• Dangerous or risky behavior
• Increased or noticeable restlessness
• Deterioration in personal hygiene/disheveled appearance
• Mood swings
• Excessive or noticeable indecisiveness
• Noticeable depression
Overall, when dealing with most students in crisis situations, conveying your concern and willingness to help (including referral) is probably the most important thing you can do. Your support, your clarity, and your willingness to act will be particularly valuable to a student in crisis.
We encourage you, whenever possible, to speak directly and honestly to a student when you sense that she/he is in academic and/or personal distress.
If you are unsure of how to handle a specific student, we encourage you to consult with one of the counselors or psychologists on our staff. Call us at (314) 977-TALK (8255), inform the receptionist who you are (faculty or staff) and ask to speak with one of our counselors or psychologists. A brief consultation may help you sort out the relevant issues, explore alternative approaches and suggest new ways to cope with the anxiety or stress the student may be experiencing. Overall, when dealing with most students in crisis situations, conveying your concern and willingness to help in any way you can (including referral) is probably the most important thing you can do. Your support, encouragement (including referral), and reassurance will be particularly valuable to a student in crisis.
The Office of Student Responsibility and Community Standards has an automated reporting process that allows members of the University community to provide immediate notification to multiple University departments by completing an Incident Report form. The Incident Report form is specific to incidents/concerns involving students and can be completed before, after, and without a referral to the University Counseling Center. Detailed information regarding the incident/concern you are reporting is vital in determining the proper response. For incidents involving faculty members, please contact the Dean for the corresponding College, for incidents involving Saint Louis University staff members, please contact the Human Resource automated line at (314) 977-2360. For all emergencies contact the DPSEP dispatcher at (314) 977-3000 or 911.
Only current student, faculty or staff members of the SLU community may file a report via this form. If you are not a current SLU community member, please contact the Office of Student Responsibility and Community Standards at (314) 977-7326 to speak with a staff member. Reports filed through this online Incident Report are immediately received through this system and viewed the next business day.
If you have any questions regarding filing an Incident Report, please contact the Office of Student Responsibility and Community Standards at (314) 977-7326.
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Referral to the University Counseling Center
When you have determined that a referral to the University Counseling Center is appropriate, you can be most helpful by clearly and concisely telling the student why you think counseling would be helpful. You might also tell the student a few facts about the services available. For instance, insurance covers counseling for full-time enrolled students, and professional counselors and psychologists provide counseling Monday through Friday from 8 AM to 5 PM. All discussions are confidential except when the student presents a danger to self, others, or when certain kinds of abuse are involved. Early intervention is preferable to crisis intervention. To ensure prompt attention, it is best to call in advance for an appointment. Having the student make the call increases her/his responsibility and commitment to come for counseling; however, there may be times, especially if the student is in crisis, when it is advantageous for you to call and make the appointment and/or accompany the student to the counseling office. An appointment will be scheduled for the student with one of the counselors as quickly as possible. A specific counselor or psychologist should not be requested because a rotating on-duty crisis counselor is available.
Indicators for Urgent Professional Assessment
Some situations call for urgent professional assessment/action:
• Suicidal talk, thoughts or evidence of attempt
• Fear of losing control and possibly harming someone
• Sexual assault
• Physical assault
• Fear for her/his life or for the life of someone they know
• Panic attacks, frequently
• Binging or purging, frequently
• Thinking that is so disorganized as to be incomprehensible
Urgent Referrals
• Call (314) 977-TALK (8255)
• Inform the receptionist who you are
• Identify the need for an Urgent assessment
• Ask to speak with the on-duty counselor
• Call (314) 977-TALK (8255) for a consultation with a counselor or to make an appointment
• Encourage the student to call the University Counseling Center
• Inform the receptionist who you are
• Identify the need for an assessment.
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It was a very bad year (for some)
Yes, tech companies do a great job of making our lives better. But since they're run by humans, none is perfect. So, just like every other year, 2012 brought its fair share of mistakes, flops, and failures. Here are 20 of the biggest tech mishaps from the past year.
[Google's greatest hits and most spectacular misses and 5 very cool (but kinda creepy) mobile technologies]


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Turkey, located between the Mediterranean Sea, the Black Sea and the Aegean Sea, is the link between Europe and Asia. Formed in 1923 out of parts of the former Ottoman Empire, Turkey is a mixture of eastern and western cultures, cuisines and influences. From the cosmopolitan city of Istanbul in the west to the rugged interior of the country to the historic ruins of Ephesus, Turkey offers a diverse array of things to see and do. Turkey tourism is a major industry. More than 39 million people visit Turkey each year, making it one of the 10 most popular travel destinations in the world.


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These general terms apply when you book accommodation such as overnight stays at campsites and cottage establishments, packages with overnight stays, travel and other arrangements that are provided through SCR's (The National Swedish Campsite Association) booking system.
GeneralMost Swedish campsites apply the Camping Key Europe. This means that as a guest, you should have a Camping Key Europe.Who is responsible? SCR, Box 5079, SE-402 22 Göteborg, Sweden, tel: +46 (0)31-355 60 00, org. reg. no 716408-5602, is responsible for the booking system. The campsite or cottage establishment with which you have booked accommodation or other products/services is responsible for your booking. Any complaints about your booking should therefore be reported to the establishment with which you have booked. Contact details for the booked campsite or cottage establishment are shown on your booking confirmation.Age limit for bookingsTo book/enter an agreement with us you must be at least 18 years old. Age limits may differ between campsites and cottage establishments. You should therefore always check the age limit that applies with regard to your booking. Identification may be requested when checking in. You will not be allowed access to the establishment if you are under the age limit.When will my booking be binding?Online bookings via camping.se are binding when you pay the deposit/full amount and receive confirmation of the booking. The booking confirmation consists of the booking number, which is sent by email. Check that your booking corresponds with what you have booked. The confirmation also includes your username and password. Save these in case you need to use them to make changes or cancel.Booking feeNo booking fee is charged by SCR for bookings via camping.se. There may be local exceptions with the campsite charging a booking fee.A booking fee of SEK 100 is charged for bookings via the Call Centre though, tel. no. +46 (0)771-117 117.
Card payment:Secure payment by debit or credit card. Your card details will be sent in encrypted form. The money will be taken directly from your card when you have entered your card details and completed your booking.The following debit and credit cards are accepted for payment: - Visa- MasterCardDirect payment via the bank:Alternatively, you can make a direct payment via your bank. We have agreements with the following banks: - Swedbank- Handelsbanken- NordeaWhen should I pay?If you book more than forty (40) days before the arrival day, you may choose to pay the full amount at the time of booking or a deposit of 10%. For part-paid bookings, the balance must reach us no later than forty (40) days before arrival. We will send an email reminder in good time for the balance, which can be paid via a link in the reminder.All payments must be made by debit or credit card. If you choose to pay a deposit, the cancellation insurance and booking fee are also due, if applicable. If you do not have sufficient funds on your debit or credit card at the time of payment, a payment reminder will be sent to the email address you have given. If the payment does not reach SCR by the date stated on the payment reminder, your booking will be cancelled. If you do not pay on time, your booking will be considered to have been cancelled and the rules for cancellation will apply.What happens if I want to change my booking?You can change your booking at any time. Changes can be made at www.camping.se using your username and password shown on the confirmation. Alternatively, you can change your booking by sending an e-mail to email@example.com or via the Call Centre. A charge of SEK 100 will be made for changes to your booking via email or the Call Centre.What applies if I want to cancel?You can cancel your booking on your own via www.camping.se using your username and password on the confirmation. Alternatively, you can cancel by sending an e-mail to email@example.com or via the Call Centre. One of the cancellation methods above must be used for the cancellation to be valid. A cancellation sent directly to the establishment is thus not valid. The booking is considered to have been cancelled when you receive confirmation of the cancellation from SCR. A charge of SEK 100 is made for cancellations via email or the Call Centre. For cancellations later than forty (40) days before the arrival date, a cancellation fee is charged, as shown below.Cancellation feesThe cancellation fees below are payable if cancellation insurance is not taken out.- 40 days or more before the arrival date: 10% of the booking price (deposit) - For cancellations 39-12 days before the arrival date: 50% of the full price - For cancellations 11-2 days before the arrival date: 75% of the full price - 1-0 days before the arrival date: 100% of the full priceCancellation insuranceYou can insure yourself against the cancellation fee by taking out cancellation insurance. The cost of the cancellation insurance is presented when booking. Cancellation insurance can only be taken out at the time of booking. With cancellation insurance, you can cancel up to 24 hours before the arrival date for one of the reasons stated below.- Death, illness or accident of a serious nature that has affected you, your spouse, live-in partner, or spouse's/live-in partner's parents, children, siblings or fellow passengers. - Some other serious event occurs that is outside your control, e.g., extensive fire or flood in your home, that makes it inappropriate for you to be expected to use your booking. - Being called up by the armed forces or civil defence.You must be able to prove your impediment with a certificate from a doctor, authority or insurance company. Certificates submitted more than seven (7) days after the cancellation date will not be considered.In the event of cancellation, the costs of cancellation insurance, changes and booking fees will not be refunded.The booking shall be considered to have been cancelled when you receive confirmation from SCR.Check-in and checkout timesUnless otherwise agreed or stated on the booking confirmation, check-in at campsites for cottages, luxury caravans, rooms and pitches is normally from 3 pm and checkout is normally by 12. It is up to you to find out the check-in and checkout times that apply to your booking.InsuranceIf you have a Camping Key Europe, it includes special insurance for accidents at the campsite. Other than that, you are responsible for having sufficient insurance cover during your visit.The Personal Data ActSCR is responsible for handling the personal details you give in connection with the rental of a pitch/cottage at one of the campsites, holiday villages and other rental activities run by SCR's members. Your personal details will be registered by one of SCR's members or SCR directly if you register on SCR's homepage on the Internet.SCR will handle your personal details for the purpose of administrating bookings and payments at the establishments run by SCR's members and to otherwise meet SCR's or the members' obligations and protect rights according to the agreements entered with you. The information may be given to a debt collection firm or authority/court for recovery, declaration and fulfilment of your contractual obligations.The personal details will also be handled by SCR or its members for marketing purposes for their own products and services, and for other products and services on behalf of companies and organisations with which SCR or its members cooperate. Personal details may be given to companies and organisations that are members of SCR for the purposes stated. Your personal details will be stored for 36 months after the end of the agreement.You have the right, once per year, at no cost, to request, in writing, to see the details that have been registered, where the information has been taken from and to receive information about any recipients to which the information has been given. You also have the right at any time to request correction of changed or incorrect details. You can also inform us that you object to your personal details being used for marketing. For questions, please contact SCR, Box 5079, SE-402 22 Göteborg, Sweden, +46 (0)31-355 60 00, firstname.lastname@example.com MajeureIf the journey cannot be carried out due to an obstacle that is outside SCR's/the organiser's control and which SCR/the organiser could not reasonably have been expected to have foreseen when the agreement was entered and the consequences of which SCR/the organiser could not reasonably have avoided or overcome either, SCR/the organiser is free from liability for damages and other consequences. 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Faults that arise during your stay shall be reported to the organiser immediately so that the organiser has the opportunity to remedy the fault. If you do not report the fault, you cannot demand compensation.If you have received compensation but are not satisfied with it, you should report this in writing to the organiser within ten (10) days of departure.What happens if the organiser and I cannot agree?Firstly, you should turn to the organiser with any complaints. Secondly, you should turn to SCR. If you do not agree with the organiser or SCR, you can turn to the Swedish National Board for Consumer Complaints.
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YAY! I'm so excited this made it, I was voting every day for it in the derby and I can't believe it was never in the fog.
The color description is incomplete. It should read:
where once the dinosaurs roamed, there is now asphalt made from recycled dinosaurs.
How does everyone not see that it's Razzledazzle?
Dinosaurs AND tabletop geekiness? Instant buy, even though I only roll 6's. In for one
Growing up with dinosaur posters on my wall, playing AD&D in my lunchbreaks at school... finally it's all worthwhile.
I'm SO pleased to have this print, thanks for changing my luck this week, Woot team.
I love the write-up too, I think it's my favorite one ever. "high-pitched, nasal roars" :D
Thanks to everyone who believed in this design!
lisonallie wrote:Why does the triceratops have facial hair?
To which I reply: "Why not"
It's not like that is the only anachronism in the scene. Just another element pushing the improbability level closer to 11.
For some reason I see that more likely to happen with the rolling of a 1 :P
Players: "We head out for adventure!"
DM: "Roll for random encounters."
Players (all roll same number): "A one?"
He's a wizard, Harry.
scottjl wrote:Is this a repeat? I can swear I've seen this image before, or perhaps it was "inspired" by another t-shirt I saw elsewhere..?
Are you thinking of the one with the dinosaurs happily watchng stars fall with only one of them looking up in terror at the giant killer star heading for them? That's one of my favorite designs ever. this immediately reminded me of it.
Unfortunately, I like the idea and the general art, but the way the stego is portrayed bothers me (I didn't even recognize it at first due to the wonky proportions). I love the t-rex, but the other two just seem to be...sitting there. Not really interacting with anything. Also, the die feels like it's floating in front of them instead of flying towards them. The whole thing feels very..stiff.
Sorry for the art crit...I just figured it'd be helpful for future endeavors or something. o.0 Overall though, i like it. It's just the little things bother me too much to spend 12 (or 10) bucks on it.
I sometimes see posts criticizing the littlest things... now it's my turn.
If you take a look at a die-twenty there is a specific and predictable pattern to the order of the numbers on the faces of the die. This shirt does not acutely show the "correct" order. But I like it. I bought it. And if I had designed it I would also have likely used my own set of numbers around the face of the 20.
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If you take a look at a die-twenty there is a specific and predictable pattern to the order of the numbers on the faces of the die. This shirt does not acutely show the "correct" order. But I like it. I bought it. And if I had designed it I would also have likely used my own set of numbers around the face of the 20.
I based it on my own d20, there are a few variations to the number positions on gaming die but I made sure this was one of the common, standard arrangements. This stuff matters.
Is it just me or does this shirt and the Derby winners have very similar color palettes to each other along with similarly grey shirts? They are all fine designs, but a little more variety would be nice especially for the EC's. But again, I seem to think/post this very same thought every DTD.
Obviously to show that he's a wizard ;)
it was a derby entry weeks... months ago! I love it!
Because he is the Wizard!
Congrats Spirit! The bearded and moustached Triceratops wizard is my favorite!
i love this shirt!
I just returned from almost being killed by a gelatinous cube last night, so my sympathy for this adventuring party is great!
Love it. I bought one!
Because, he's a WIZARD. Facial hair is mandatory ('ceptin' for Harry Potter).
One of my favorite woot shirts ever. I was so sad when it didn't print it the first derby. Shocked when it didn't even make the fog in the double take. But then the EC came through, I was so excited!
Woot, you kept me waiting all week long, taunting me with good shirts, but not showing me the one EC I wanted. And finally on Thursday, when I'd given up hope... BAM! I couldn't click buy fast enough.
Dungeons and Dragons AND dinosaurs?!
It's like this shirt came from my soul!
I even have the same facial hair as that triceratops...which is actually rather odd now that I've typed it out.
Haven't there been like three other shirts like this printed on shirt.woot! over the last two years or so?
Reminds me of "Unprepared"
I own that one and would definitely buy this one, except shirt.woot jacked up their prices and started selling the designs on cheaper shirts.
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Wabafet used Counter!
Wabafet's attack missed!
Never mind the meteor, 'cause that party didn't have a chance to begin with. They got no Cleric.
I wish it didn't actually say critical hit on the bottom. I'll probably try to gray it out with a sharpie or paint.
Getting one for my friend's birthday. He just invited my wife and I to our first D&D experience, and he has a deep and abiding love for shirts that tell the tale the dice dictate.
This shirt didn't really require a caption.
I don't play these games, but this is a really neat design. I love the expressions! Congrats on the print.
Thanks so much for the great reception to this one. ^___^
As soon as I saw this I knew I had to get it for my son, but just in case I asked my sons godfather and instantly got back "Oh My Gookie! yes". So I bought it for my son. :D
I like how the T Rex looks like he/she is going to try to knock it back to the moon. One of the cuter apocalypse scenarios I've seen in a year full of 'em.
loaba wrote:Never mind the meteor, 'cause that party didn't have a chance to begin with. They got no Cleric.
I hope someone picked up some cross-class skills in Cleric, unless the Wizard has been poofing everything in sight before it reaches the rest of the party....
Reminds me of this one I purchased previously:
I ordered this one as well, because it's just too cute. Fingers crossed that the new women's small size isn't ridiculously gigantic.
lukas32 wrote:(sigh) Disappointing. Oh well, maybe next week. Hooray for everyone who wanted this shirt.
take heart, there's still probably 3 more days of editor's picks. The next derby doesn't even start until tomorrow.
I really like the fact that the shirt is titled, I assumed they all were until I bought "It came out of nowhere"
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Gen. Robert R. Neyland said>Gene McEver was "the best player I ever coached ... the best I ever saw." That may have locked his place in history, as did an October evening when McEver almost single-handedly propelled Tennessee from a mediocre program to a national tradition.
In his first year on the varsity, McEver made an immediate impact in the 1928 Alabama contest. Known as the "Bristol Blizzard," he returned the opening kickoff straight up the middle 98 yards for a touchdown and later caught a scoring pass from quarterback Bobby Dodd to virtually beat Alabama himself as the Vols went on to upset the heavily-favored Crimson Tide, 15-13. The kickoff return and the game sealed his fate as one of the elite backs in Tennessee football on a squad dubbed the "Flaming Sophomores." The win, long heralded as the greatest in Vols history, propelled UT to national glory.
In 1929, McEver was a scoring machine on offense. In the final game of the regular season, he broke the goal line for five touchdowns and scored three extra points against South Carolina. The outburst helped him lead the nation in scoring with 130 points as the Vols' halfback. It also was in that season when McEver became the first Tennessee football player to reach All-America status, garnering a unanimous decision.
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Older women taking combination hormone therapy had twice the rate of dementia, including Alzheimer's disease (AD), compared with women who did not take the medication, according to new findings from a memory substudy of the Women's Health Initiative (WHI). The research, part of the Women's Health Initiative Memory Study (WHIMS) and reported in the May 28, 2003, Journal of the American Medical Association ( JAMA ), found the heightened risk of developing dementia in a study of women 65 and older taking Prempro TM , a particular form of estrogen plus progestin hormone therapy.
The study also found that the combination therapy did not protect against the development of Mild Cognitive Impairment, or MCI, a form of cognitive decline less severe than dementia.
"Because of possible harm in some areas and lack of a demonstrated benefit in others, we have concluded that combination hormone therapy should not be prescribed at this time for older, postmenopausal women to maintain or improve cognitive function," says Judith A. Salerno, M.D., M.S., Deputy Director of the National Institute on Aging (NIA) at the National Institutes of Health (NIH), U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
The findings were reported by WHIMS Principal Investigator Sally A. Shumaker , Ph.D., Wake Forest University School of Medicine, Winston-Salem , NC, and colleagues at the 39 sites involved in the study.
The memory substudy WHIMS was funded by Wyeth Pharmaceuticals, which manufactures Prempro TM , which it provided for use in the WHI trials. The larger WHI trials are supported by the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute (NHLBI) of the NIH. The NIA has been involved in reviewing the current findings as the NIH's lead institute on age-related memory change and dementia.
Importantly, the women in the combined estrogen plus progestin (E+P) arm of the WHI and substudies such as WHIMS are no longer taking the combination therapy as part of the research trials. In July 2002, all combination therapy components of the WHI were halted when it was found that increased risk of breast cancer, heart disease, stroke, and blood clots among participating women on combined estrogen plus progestin therapy outweighed benefits for hip fractures and colorectal cancer.
As they did in the July 2002 report on increased risk of breast cancer, heart disease, and stroke, researchers stress with today's announcement that the data should be viewed in perspective. While the increased risk of dementia is significant when calculated over a large population of women, the risk to any individual older woman is actually relatively small. (For a detailed discussion of relative versus absolute risk, see the NIA Fact Sheet Understanding Risk: What Do All Those Headlines Mean? [out of print])
The current findings address combined estrogen plus progestin therapy, specifically Prempro TM , among women 65 years of age and older. For younger women, the cognitive risks and benefits of this combination therapy are unknown. Short-term hormone therapy in younger women for some symptoms of menopause has been approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration and the new findings do not directly address decisions about such treatment. Researchers and officials at the NIH suggest that women of any age consult with a physician about their individual risks and benefits.
The memory study findings on women 65 and older showed that over a 5-year period:
About 4,500 women participated in the WHIMS substudy of women 65 and older. Once the women met the criteria for participation, including screening tests to make sure they did not have dementia at the study's start, they were randomly assigned to take estrogen plus progestin therapy (one pill per day of conjugated equine estrogen (CEE), 0.625 mg, plus medroxyprogesterone acetate (MPA), 2.5 mg – brand name Prempro TM ) or a look-alike placebo. Cognitive status was evaluated annually, and women who showed signs of decline were examined in greater depth to further characterize their cognitive status.
The researchers looked at several other factors that might influence cognitive status, including socioeconomic status, educational attainment, prior estrogen or progestin use history, and use of cholesterol lowering medications or aspirin or other non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs. These factors were not significantly different between the therapy group and the placebo group and did not account for the differences in rates of cognitive decline, the researchers said.
A second report in the same issue of JAMA showed general cognitive status to be adversely affected by the combination therapy in older women. WHIMS investigator Stephen Rapp, Ph.D., Wake Forest University School of Medicine, and colleagues at the other sites examined the participants' performance on an often-used test, the Modified Mini-Mental State Exam (3MS). All participants' average performance on the cognitive tests actually improved over time, which researchers suggest may be due to a "practice effect" as a result of taking the same tests every year. However, the rate of increase in the performance of women on the 3MS was somewhat lower for women in the combination therapy group when compared with women receiving the placebo.
About 3,000 women are continuing to participate in a second arm of the WHIMS research, a study of the effects on cognition of estrogen-only therapy in women who have had a hysterectomy. A Data Safety Monitoring Board will continue to monitor the risks and benefits for that part of the study.
The NIH is considering implications of the dementia findings for other clinical studies involving E + P.
More details on the studies' findings and their implications for women can be found in a question-and-answer format prepared by the NIA for consumers. Readers and viewers can see the additional material after the media embargo of 4 p.m. ET , May 27, at the NIA website www.nia.nih.gov [1] or can receive a paper copy by calling the NIA's Alzheimer's Disease Education and Referral (ADEAR) Center at 1-800-438-4380.
General information on hormone therapy and the Women's Health Initiative specifically can be found on the NIH home page, www.nih.gov [2], by clicking on the link "Menopausal Hormone Therapy."
The NIA leads the Federal research effort on aging in general and on aging and memory, including Alzheimer's disease. For more information on these topics, the public and media are invited to visit the NIA's websites. Information on memory and Alzheimer's disease may be viewed at www.nia.nih.gov/alzheimers [3], the ADEAR Center website. The general public also may call the ADEAR Center toll free at 1-800-438-4380 for information and publications. General information on health and aging may be viewed at www.nia.nih.gov [4], and publications may be ordered by calling the NIA Information Center toll free at 1-800-222-2225.


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PITTSBURGH — Francisco Liriano doesn't like to think about what might have been. At the moment, the present is so sweet there's no use focusing on the past.
The veteran left-hander's renaissance hit a new high in Pittsburgh's 5-0 win over the Oakland Athletics on Wednesday night.
Liriano (9-3) scattered four hits over seven innings, striking out six and walking one to lower his ERA to a scant 2.00 as the Pirates snapped a four-game losing streak. The victory capped a remarkable first half for the former All-Star whose career hasn't been the same since reconstructive elbow surgery six years ago. At last, it seems, at age 29 he is all the way back.
Not that he wants to talk about it.
"I don't think about '06 at all," Liriano said. "I just try to learn how to pitch, how to move on."
That includes trying to stay focused during a lengthy rain delay of nearly three hours.
When Liriano finally took the mound at soggy PNC Park just before 10 p.m., he didn't waste time.
Attacking the strike zone relentlessly, Liriano kept the AL West-leading A's off-balance all night.
"He set the tone, he dominated," Pittsburgh manager Clint Hurdle said. "He was just on top of his game."
And the Pirates didn't let it go to waste. Pedro Alvarez went 2-for-4 and drove in two runs for Pittsburgh. Andrew McCutchen, Starling Marte and Jose Tabata also had two hits each as the Pirates beat Oakland for the first time.
Pittsburgh came in 0-11 against the Athletics since interleague play began in 1997, but broke loose against Tommy Milone (8-8).
The Pirates managed just six runs total during a four-game slide that dropped them behind St. Louis in the battle for first in the NL Central but nearly matched that total on a night they went 5-for-9 with runners in scoring position, heady territory for a team that came in hitting just .226 with runners on second or third this season.
"I think we did a pretty good job of consistently pressing them and attacking them," Alvarez said.
A little help is all baseball's top pitching staff needs these days. Pittsburgh's 13th shutout lowered its team ERA to 3.09, easily the best in baseball.
Liriano's performance marked the 24th time in 25 games a starter has allowed three earned runs or fewer.
"I'm just trying to learn how to go out there every fifth day and make pitches," Liriano said.
He made enough to cool off the surging A's. Oakland had won 10 of 13 to vault over Texas and into the lead in the AL West, but Milone struggled with his command.
The left-hander was coming off a season-high 8 1-3 innings of work in a win over Kansas City last week. He didn't make it out of the third inning as Pittsburgh's offense showed signs of life.
Marte doubled leading off the third, and Tabata followed with an RBI double. McCutchen drove Tabata home with a single, and Alvarez followed two batters later with a single to center that scored McCutchen.
That was enough for Milone, who needed 80 pitches to get through 2 2-3 innings.
"They were doing a good job of putting the ball in play and falling," Milone said. "And even though they weren't hit very hard, you always give yourself a chance when you put the ball in play and that's what they were doing."
He was replaced by Pat Neshek, who made his first appearance since June 29. The rust showed. Pittsburgh tacked on two more runs in the fourth to give Liriano all the cushion he would need to cap a remarkable first half for one of baseball's best comeback stories.
"I like the way I've been pitching and the way we've all been playing," Liriano said. "Right now, we're in good position to make the playoffs and we want to continue playing like that in the second half and hopefully make the postseason."
NOTES: Former Oakland first-round draft pick Sonny Gray made his major league debut in the fifth inning. The right-handed pitcher, called up from Triple-A Sacramento on Tuesday, tossed two scoreless innings, allowing one hit and striking out three. ... The Pirates begin a three-game series on Friday at home against the New York Mets. Charlie Morton (1-2, 3.38 ERA) starts for the Pirates against Jeremy Hefner (4-6, 3.39). ... Oakland ends the first half of the season at home against the Boston Red Sox. Jarrod Parker (6-6, 4.04) starts for the A's.


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