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2010 NFL Draft Prospect Scouting Report:
Nate Allen, FS, South Florida
After spending his freshman campaign on special teams, Nate Allen had a breakout sophomore season at South Florida. He tallied 76 tackles, four interceptions and recovered three fumbles -- two of those turnovers even led to touchdowns. Like most of the USF team, Allen struggled in 2008, totaling just 53 tackles and one interception. However, the 2009 campaign is going much better and Allen has already nearly eclipsed his tackle mark of a year ago through just seven games. He has also picked off three passes and forced and recovered a fumble. His strong senior season has silenced some doubters and Allen is one of the best free safeties available in this class. Allen has the size and speed one would expect from a free safety. At 6-2 and 205 pounds, he has the measurables that NFL scouts like to see and his ability to pick off passes and stop the big plays on the ground will make him a valuable player. He will have to prove his skills after the season at the NFL combine and during senior week if he wants to move up into the first or second round, but he has the ability to do so. 1/24 Update: And so far Allen is proving to many that he could be a second round selection. He ended the 2009 campaign ranking second on the team with 85 tackles and picked off four passes. The International Bowl against Northern Illinois was not exactly the showcase South Florida was hoping for, but Allen was a part of a dominating defense that held the Huskies to a mere field goal. 4/10 Update: A nagging quad injury has kept Allen from running a 40-yard dash. He is running out of time to get that behind him and show what he can do. However, Allen has performed quite well in some of the other workouts at the combine and the USF pro day, so his stock is still hanging around the second or third round. If he can run prior to the draft, he could solidify himself as a second rounder, but either way there are a few teams who really need a safety and Allen will be one of the better ones available in the second round whether he runs a 40 or not.
Last Updated Apr-10-2010 by Joel Welser
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Prediction: 3rd Round
He will be a Chicago Bear in 2010 bad part is he needs to be ready to start in 2010 also
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BearsDfense 04/15/10 09:09 PM
BearsDfense 04/15/10 09:09 PM
Prediction: 2nd Round
The Cowboys haven't had a premier FS since Darren Woodsen called it quits. However, he won't be around for their #59 pick in the 2nd round. I believe he is worth the #27 spot in the 1st, but most would think it's a reach. Still, if they take him there, I'll have no qualms at all.
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cogan 03/24/10 03:35 PM
cogan 03/24/10 03:35 PM
Prediction: 2nd Round
What is he a QB? Wait 2 years to play so his ball skills diminish? He is better than anyone the Eagles have at safety, write that down! He will not be around in the 4th, are you alive?
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B atch 03/01/10 03:14 AM
B atch 03/01/10 03:14 AM
Prediction: 4th Round
Eagles need Safety help. This guy needs 1 or2 years work on special teams and a back up roll. Go get him Andy.
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This spell (incantation unknown) was used by the either the Girl who played Asha or the Girl who played Amata during the Hogwarts Pantomime reenactment of The Fountain of Fair Fortune, on Professor Herbert Beery by accident, which caused his head to grow disproportionate to the rest of his body. This also may have been the spell Sirius Black and James Potter used on a student, earning them a detention. Due to the description, this hex may be hard to undo, as the full effects did not wear off from Professor Beery's head for several months. It may be related to the spell Engorgio Skullus as its main use is to enlarge one's skull.
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Quickly! The Hitler analogy is needed over in the other 2 active Bama Bashing rooms in the Coffee House. He hasn't turned up there yet. Just the usual socialists and commies and terrorists and criminals and racists, etc. so far. :-D
since hitler was applied to bush, we can't use it for obama. maybe mussolini?
isn't that how the anti-christ will be viewed? the messiah who turns out to be the evil one? i don't think obama is the anti-christ. perhaps the false prophet? :evil:


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To me it seems as though gun manufacturers are keeping their production at a steady level instead of boosting it, which is why we are seeing back orders in excess.
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What Does Repentance Look Like?
from R.C. Sproul Jun 26, 2017 Category: ArticlesOne of the penitential psalms, Psalm 51 was written by David after he was confronted by the prophet Nathan. Nathan declared that David had grievously sinned against God in the taking of Bathsheba to be his wife and in the murder of her husband, Uriah. It's important to see... Keep Reading
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from Karisa Schlehr May 04, 2011 Category: Ligonier ResourcesThis week we bring you the sixth episode from CrossReference: Discovering Christ in the Old Testament, a new series from David Murray and HeadHeartHand. This series of short teaching films was conceived to help Christians discover and enjoy Christ in the Old Testament. You can watch the first two episodes here, and the remaining four videos will be available for temporary viewing each week for the next four weeks at the Ligonier blog, Challies, and HeadHeartHand. Keep Reading
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On True Seekers
from R.C. Sproul May 03, 2011 Category: R.C. SproulJonathan Edwards used to say that the chief business of the Christian was the seeking of the Kingdom of God. And what he meant by that was the chief business of the Christian is seeking after God. We have such a superficial understanding of seeking that we attribute it to non-believers when the non-believer is not seeking God—he's running away from God. Keep Reading
An 11th Century Reformer
from Tim Challies May 03, 2011 Category: Tabletalk MagazineIn this month's editorial introduction to the May issue of Tabletalk--an issue that looks to the church of the 11th century--Burk Parsons writes about a little-known Christian monarch. "Queen Margaret of Scotland (c. 1045–1093) is barely mentioned in the annals of church history. Nevertheless, she was used of God mightily in eleventh-century Scotland. While the first crusade raged, while schism rent the church in the East, and while Anselm ministered in her homeland of England, Margaret was on her knees praying earnestly for her husband, the king of Scotland." Keep Reading
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from John Gerstner May 02, 2011 Category: ArticlesIn this excerpt from John Gerstner's Primitive Theology, Dr. Gerstner looks at the issue of inerrancy and seeks briefly and non-technically to present a case for Bible Inerrancy that a serious-minded layman can follow and evaluate. Though by no means an exhaustive treatment, it is one that is sound and faithful to the Scriptures. This is the eighth and final part of the series. Dr. Gerstner has looked at both unsound and sound bases for sound doctrine. And now he is answering a couple of objections to inerrancy. Keep Reading
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Killing Anger
from Tim Challies Apr 29, 2011 Category: Tabletalk MagazineIn his column in the April edition of Tabletalk, John Piper writes this: "In marriage, anger rivals lust as a killer. My guess is that anger is a worse enemy than lust. It also destroys other kinds of camaraderie. Some people have more anger than they think, because it has disguises. When willpower hinders rage, anger smolders beneath the surface, and the teeth of the soul grind with frustration. It can come out in tears that look more like hurt. But the heart has learned that this may be the only way to hurt back." Keep Reading


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Find out why whole grains are better than refined grains and how to add more to your diet.
Grains, especially whole grains, are an essential part of a healthy diet. All types of grains are good sources of complex carbohydrates and some key vitamins and minerals. Grains are also naturally low in fat. All of this makes grains a healthy option. Better yet, they've been linked to a lower risk of heart disease, diabetes, certain cancers and other health problems.
The healthiest kinds of grains are whole grains. The Dietary Guidelines for Americans recommends that at least half of all the grains you eat are whole grains. Chances are you eat lots of grains already. But are they whole grains? If you're like most people, you're not getting enough whole grains in your diet. See how to make whole grains a part of your healthy diet.
Also called cereals, grains and whole grains are the seeds of grasses cultivated for food. Grains and whole grains come in many shapes and sizes, from large kernels of popcorn to small quinoa seeds.
Make at least half the grains in your diet whole grains. Whole-grain versions of rice, bread, cereal, flour and pasta can be found at most grocery stores. Many whole-grain foods come ready to eat. These include a variety of breads, pastas and cereals.
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It may seem like it doesn't add up, but actually white whole-wheat bread is made with whole grains, just as is regular whole-wheat bread. White whole-wheat bread also is nutritionally similar to that of regular whole-wheat bread. So if you prefer the taste and texture of white bread, but want the nutritional benefits of whole wheat, choose white whole-wheat bread — not regular, refined white bread.
If all of the grains you eat are whole grains, you may need to take extra care to get sufficient folic acid, a B vitamin. While most refined-grain products are enriched, whole grains are not typically fortified with folate.
Look for whole grains that have been fortified with folic acid, such as some ready-to-eat cereals. Folate is also found in other foods, including fruits, vegetables and legumes. Folic acid is especially important if you're a woman who could become pregnant or is pregnant.
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Eating a variety of whole grains not only ensures that you get more health-promoting nutrients but also helps make your meals and snacks more interesting.
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NEWARK, Del. – Lindsay Prettyman led the University of Delaware cross country team once again Saturday as she finished first overall at the UD Blue-Gold Invitational to lead the Blue Hens to a first place team finish.
Delaware finished first of eight teams that participated in the meet, which was held at Delaware's White Clay Creek State Park.
Prettyman, who has been a force for the Blue Hens all year and throughout her career at Delaware, placed first in the six-kilometer course with time of 22:29.51. She finished seven seconds ahead of her closest competitor. She now has led the team in all five meets this season and in 16 straight over three years. Her medalist finish on Saturday was the third individual title of her cross country career at Delaware.
Delaware collected 23 points to take first place in the team standings with an average time of 23:15. West Chester was second followed by St. Thomas, Franklin & Marshall, LIU Post, NYIT, Dowling, and Holy Family in the eight-team field.
Seven Blue Hens finished in the overall top 10. Emily Gispert finished fourth (23:13), Alyssa Kennedy was fifth (23.19), Meredith Steenkamer placed sixth (23.33), Katrina Steenkamer was seventh (23.40), Shannon Kelly (23.48) finished ninth, and Betsy Erlanger (23.58) placed 10th. Five additional Delaware runners finished in the top 20.
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i recently had 2 cars in the shop that both needed shaved handles. i have seen someone that didn't know what they were doing do it before and nearly ruined the door. it was caved very bad from the heat (i assume). anyway, i had a buddy of mine come over to mig weld both cars. he knows he had to keep it cool so he went slow only tacking a couple spots at a time until it was welded all the way around. the damn door still dented in. not real bad but bad enough. about a 8x8" area which i was able to work back out. the second car he did the same thing but only tacked it every 3/4" or so. wouldn't you know it, the damn door still dented in. he would only do 2 tacks at a time then cool it right away with the air compressor. is there some kind of secret here or something i am missing?? whats the trick??
This is not my expertise at all BUT I have helped the students at a tech school do about 7-8 of them over the last couple of years.
What we are doing to avoid the problem you had is BONDING a piece of metal in stead of welding. Than we grind with a 24 grit
spray two coats of epoxy and finish out from there as needed over the epoxy.
Long term this has held up good.
Like I said this is way above my skills so beware of above advice!
There are some killer places for bonding adhesives in customizing, that is for sure. If you do, bevel the edge of the metal,that will lesson the chance of a "ghost line".
If you are welding a hole, filling the hole with a piece of metal and then butt welding the seam, you can control it as you weld and end up with little to no warpage. But if you were to weld a piece OVER a recessed area like with a 1990ish Toyota pickup, you REALLY, REALLY have to go slow.
I have done that a few times, do you know how long I take to weld it? How about a DAY, that's right, I would take a day to weld it up. Two or three small tacks and then let it cool completely down. I mean cool enough to put your tongue on it and feel no heat. If you weld it that slow, you will be successful.
I think the problem is cooling with air right away.
For me that leads to nothing but problems. If you allow the weld to cool by itself, no compressed air or water, warpage is lessened...Eric
If it pops in and out, I believe you have oil canned the metal. I have ran into this at work while metal finishing many times. The best solution I have found is to find the area of stress and stress relieve it. The metal is probably stretched at some point. I am in the process of working at heat shrinking techniques. Since I am no pro bodyman, I am using 3M metal adhesive (part #8510) for just this type of work. Wish I had more info for you.
i warped 2 panels on my car welding in patches by cooling the metal down too quickly. After i stopped cooling it down i had no warpage problems at all, even with a higher heat setting on the mig.
i originally wanted to use adhesive but was talked out of it. i figured welding would be a better approach but since everyone is recommending the adhesive thats what i'll probably do from now on. just out of curiosity though, i'm going to have to try welding one more time and letting the door cool naturally. thanks everyone for all tips!!!
??????????, After the first dozen, I do them just like you are doing, works for me. Weld and cool, weld and cool with air.
Forgot to tell you, if you bond after the adhesive dries grind any excess that seeped out off. Never want any filler touching this stuff.
I have to ask. What happens if some of this adhesive comes in contact with filler? I have some small holes where I used adhesive to bond sheet metal plugs and it worked its way to the top of the hole. I have not sanded that area yet, and I was hoping that I could finish that adhesive flush and primer over it. But what if I needed a skim coat of filler? What is the correct way to do this? Thanks in advance.
I just wanted to add that I read your last post, but the problem is that these holes were embossed from the old trim, so they are somewhat lower than most of the surface. So I am thinking even if I grind it, there will still be some area of dried adhesive that could make contact with the filler if needed.
some of the adhesives like the acrylic type use an acid as a catalyst. this is the same reason you dont put bondo an top of self etching primer. best thing to do is scuff up the adhesive as much as possible and spray a little epoxy primer on it then when cured put your filler.
If you have a metal patch and grind off the adhesive to the edge, its so minor that no problem will occur.
A pinhole is not going to be a problem either.
So anytime you are unsure before applying a polyester type product spray a barrier coat IE; epoxy or 2K primer.
Two reasons why, The adhesive has a different expansion rate than the polyester so after a while the polyester cannot keep up and will lose adhesion and look like a large solvent pop bubble.
Thats why hood scoops fail to last.
Next reason is a two part liquid polyurethane such as Duramix or Pastomix is not porous and waterproof so the solvent from the polyester when transferring under normal expansion and contraction have no where to go and the polyester will again lose adhesion and bubble.
Now some of the lower end acrylics such as Fuzor and maybe 3M say you can apply filler to theirs. But would never chance it on a flat surface such as a hood. Sides maybe.
On some areas that I filled some quarter inch holes, the adhesive ended up slightly above the surface. I planned on grinding flush, DA and epoxy prime over. Is that going to be OK? I used 3M 8515 adhesive. Will it show down the road? The areas are on the side of the fenders and one on the roof post. After reading about movement on the last post, I wonder if this could be a real problem in a climate that goes from 100 to -30. I store my car in an unheated storage in the winter.
I thought you guys were paying attention!!!!
The welding process caused metal to shrink. PERIOD!!!!
cooling with air, water, or waiting all friggin day isn;t going to have much effect on the outcome. I prefer to cool the weld seam, if need be, with compressed air. It doesn't give me any problems, and you are better off cooling quicker rather than letting the heat migrate further into the panel than need be. If you will always make butt welds and work the weld seam, only along the heat affected zone, your problems will be eliminated. There's absolutely no reason to use adhesives. That's a cheap, production body shop, get in/get out method. Do it right the first time and forget it!!
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I hope both of you have a great jump outside. I look forward to reading more of your travels I hope you have plenty of film and keep a log. I'm stuck on the hard this winter in frozen yankeeland. I hope to "rejoin the cruising herd" in the spring.
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By the way, the Passage weather.com site is new to me and it is great. The graphics are clear and easy to understand.. One glance and I have answered my own question. But the new site was worth the trouble.
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I am pleased to see that most people agree that questions can be answered without sarcasm and an attitude. Nobody knows everything and usually those with the most experience realize just how little they actually do know.
With that said I have a question. I will be leaving Charleston in the next few days. Being singlehanded I am conservative about jumping out of the ICW. If I remain 3-4 miles offshore, respecting the shoals that exist further out in places, will I be far enough from the Gulfstream to ignore it? Having read about this and studied the data from NOAA I would assume so. BUT, I would like to hear from folks with experience in this area.
Thank you.
The first thing that caught my attention about the OP was that he/she was making a major move the next day without knowing the basics of where to even locate the information.
Knowing the weather along the coast, as I'm sure you'll agree with your experience, is important. For those with experience, that resource would have been in their arsenal long before then and they would know to start monitoring forecasts and keeping an eye on the stream more than a day before departure.
I'm sorry that your first experience with this forum was negative. Sometimes the delivery is harsher than it needs to be so in that respect, you are right. There are different personalities in this forum just as you'll find different personalities sitting around the local sailor's bar. Not all of them are polished in their delivery and more than a few of us may let our frustration with the nutty and potentially unsafe things we see on the water seep through. I'm not part of the typical sailing demographic so I'm used to responses that range from amusement to snide to simply being ignored. I cull the information I need and move on. For that reason I should know better and try harder to have more patience.
There are a lot of knowledgeable people here trying to make it a little safer for those with less experience who think they cannot be harmed or cannot harm others in their sailboat.
I'm slowly coming to the realization, that I too, can be too "short" in instances such as these.
So, I heretofore have decided to follow a new "track", if you will. I will only respond with
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...I am not worried about your being PC or kind. "PC" has nothing to do with this and your diatribe about being PC is a silly distraction from the point. I think you were arrogant and not the least bit helpful. If you really wanted to be helpful, instead of sending me three paragraphs justifying yourself, why not be a positive factor and send him a three paragraph explanation of the Gulfstream and how to deal with it. ...
Based upon the context of your comments, I assume you are responding to me. (When responding to someone on this forum and most, it is wise to use the "quote" function in the reply so that others know to whom one's response is directed.)
N'any case, FYI, if you will refer to Post #8 on the first page of this thread, you will see that I did in fact provide a reasonably valuable resource to the Original Poster (AKA "OP"). I do not disagree that providing someone with "Local Knowledge" is worthwhile, but when someone's inquiry reveals rather stunning naivety within the context of what they are proposing en gross, it may not be a disservice to mention that--not "kind" perhaps, but not a disservice. (Moreover, where the west wall of the Stream is located at any give time "ain't" local knowledge.)
I regret that you are disturbed by rank candor. Some folks tend to be less "diplomatic" than others, particularly on sailing forums. I don't always agree with the approach but, LION, it goes with the territory. If your sensibilities are offended, this may not be a good venue for you although, in general, there is very valuable knowledge to be gleaned by simply following a discussion if not participating.
Hopefully the OP has made/or is making his/her passage in safety if not comfort and all goes well.
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Oh Jody, :( :( :(. I know how things can go in life, sigh.....I am terribly sorry to hear that things are not so good, that you have to get rid of Rosy and Stewart, sigh. And yet, so wonderful, that you found it in your heart to give Chevy to that lady that lost her dear ol' goat. I would hope that this woman would provide Chevy with enough personal company, to take that sadness away, of her lost pen mates. I know these things are personal, and sometimes we don't want to speak about them in public, but if you want to pour your heart out to me, please give me a PM, with your e-mail address and we can speak. I can uplift your soul, you know that....but in the meantime, how long were you able to keep Rosey for? Stewart? Tell that tale, pleeeeze, if you feel that you can. I would love to listen. But, I bet you can speak of your bees, what happened with them? Pleeeeeze. Do have that most wonderful day, love and live it Jody, like there was narry a tomorrow, with health. Cindi
There are strange things done in the midnight sun by the men who moil for gold. The Arctic trails have their secret tales that would make your blood run cold. The Northern Lights have seen queer sights, but the queerest they ever did see, what the night on the marge of Lake Lebarge, I cremated Sam McGee. Robert Service
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Reply #21 on:
November 13, 2009, 06:36:43 PM »
Cindi, she is one of my closest friends. She gave me Maddy (my dog) & I gave her 2 cockatiels 16 years ago. We were riding buddies so Chevy has horses to bother and she calls to let me know the funny things he does. I know he will be well taken care of and is happy. Would have been selfish of me to make him stay here alone. I will PM you when I get the chance. You are an animal lover & steward like me so I know you understand. Rose and Stew went back to Stephani's house in July. She is re-bred & in a huge pasture with some other moms to be and spoiled. She is being trained to milk too! It was a huge relief to know my babies were going to be OK. I love reading Brian's posts and trying to imagine what the changes look like!
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November 14, 2009, 07:40:23 PM »
It's been a crazy week.
The wind blew some of the panels off the green house so I had to repair that. One of the panels ended up in the pasture down by the creek. When I went to retrieve it noticed that the water was undercutting the old foot bridge and small land slides had dumped dirt into the creek. It quickly gets washed down stream. So I spent a few hours re-arranging rocks to reduce the erosion and protect the bridge pilings.
Went to the Dentist, I need to get a molar bridge made, I'm tired of chewing everything with only one upper molar. While I was gone one of the ewes fell into the creek and drowned and the other got pneumonia. I am now trying to nurse the sick ewe back to health, a load of parasitic worms doesn't help. I had all the remaining animals treated for worms and am giving the ewe 60 ml of an antibiotic 2 times daily. It's still down, not standing, and we have to move it around as well as force feed it. If it's not better by Monday, today's Saturday, I'm going to call the vet again.
My knee is still giving me fits and I've had to double the amount of pain meds I'm taking in order to do things. Yesterday my youngest brother came over and we butchered 3 turkeys. Ther little mini white dressed out at 9 lbs and we gave her to a family friend who has never eaten a real range fed turkey before. The 2 Broad Breasted Bronze hens both dressed out at 23 lbs after weighing in at 29.5 lbs live weight. I really had to move things around in the 2 freezers down stairs in order to put both birds in the freezer until Thanksgiving and Christmas. I thiink I have nearly a years supply of home grown meat of various kinds between both freezers and between freezing and canning from the orchard and garden, nearly the same in fruits and vegetables.
With my tractor and other equipment I think I'm going to get me a 500 gallon gasoline storage tank, I already have 2 15 gallon takks for the generator. Then I should be able to ride out any disaster for several months, and maybe up to a year, depending on how much we use the truck.
Today I'm taking a break, my knees is still giving me fits, as mentioned, and the Menier's has given me a migraine and dizzy spells.
For those who are interested, my survey of the bees, birds, and animals tell me we'll have a cold one this winter. Not necessarily a long winter but one with some real cold spells. The bees are still working when they can, the down feathers on the turkeys and chickens is extra think as is the hair/wool on the rabbits, goats, and sheep.
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Reply #23 on:
November 14, 2009, 08:50:45 PM »
Sorry about your day. The poor little ewes, I hope the other one makes a recovery.
We had one of those everything is going wrong days too.
The tarp roof over the meatbird pen collapsed in the rain and wind we had today and flooded water in the pen.
a couple of the grommets ripped out and so it allowed water to pool instead of staying tight.
We had to grab them all out of there, shovel the area out, clean out the food bins that filled with water etc.
After we put the clean shavings back down and refilled the feeders I brought the birds back in.
I have 115 meatbirds, but we only have the ones that were old enough to move out of the brooder in the pen, so there were 65 of them to move.
They were just moved out there so they are not completely feathered out(not that the cornish x feather out well anyway) and I still have them on heat lamps.
In a pinch I grabbed the recycle bins in the yard and filled them with the chickens and brought them in and dried them off the best I could using a hairdryer so we wouldn't lose them all.
If they were older I wouldn't have worried about it as much but they just got out of the brooder.
Then the car wouldn't start so that wasn't fun.
I heard that this is going to be a bad winter too, the farmer's almanac and some other sites are saying if you look at the animals and insects you can tell.
I got lots of firewood, I will have a freezer full of chicken that I raised and another freezer full of beef that I bought off a local farmer.
I ordered a side of grass fed beef and then I ordered 4 turkeys from a local guy.
I canned a bunch of stuff this past summer too.
Its good to be prepared.
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November 15, 2009, 10:34:33 AM »
Oh Brian, my heart goes out to ya. What a horrid thing about the ewe. Was she too far gone to even think about putting her in the freezer? Always wondered about animal death, if that meat is edible or not, elaborate.
Sorry to hear of your knee, that is retched, and your teeth, oh brother.
You know I am interested always to hear of your forecasts, as like the weather. We are very temperate here yet, but I recall last year, all of us on the west coast had a very frigid winter. Frozen from middle of December until the middle of February, that is gonna be a nasty if it is cold again like that this winter. I do believe you, and I am now making better preparations for an upcoming cold one.
So good that you are prepared for food and life saving stuff, should any catastrophe occur. That is a huge part of the faith that you have, I have that faith in my family as well, you know that. Food storage for one year's time has always been a big thing with our families. Not that I am that good at food storage, but I know how to feed well, on little supplies, I was taught by a very wise Mother. Wish she was here.
Great that you gave that bird to the family that has never had a free range, home grown turkey, you can bet your bottom dollar that they are going to LOVE it, and want more...
Hmmm...what else did you say, gotta re-read your post...hold on....oh yes, the rocks, that is some hard work to move around rocks, I know all about rock moving 8-) ;) :) :) :). Do take care, Brian.
Natalie, what a bummer. You have had your fair share of hard work with that roof thing, eeks. Keep up that chin. Have the most beautiful and awesome day, life, health. Cindi
There are strange things done in the midnight sun by the men who moil for gold. The Arctic trails have their secret tales that would make your blood run cold. The Northern Lights have seen queer sights, but the queerest they ever did see, what the night on the marge of Lake Lebarge, I cremated Sam McGee. Robert Service
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November 16, 2009, 04:57:55 PM »
Lady died, that's the name my daughters gave to the ewe with pneumonia. I'll have to start over in the spring but this time I'll buy local and tame and not some half-wild free range sheep from the eastern Okanogan hills. Some X4H ewes would be ideal, good quality and well taken care of. Need to post an add on tthe message board at the local Co-op/Grange supply store.
My knee is getting better as long as I don't walk on it. At least not any further than the bathroom.
Burying the sheep is going to have to wait a few days until I can coax my son into digging another hole. At least my power auger makes that task a lot easier. We can dig and 4'X4'X2'deep hole pretty quickly using the 8" auger bit.
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November 17, 2009, 12:00:50 AM »
I'm sorry about your ewd Brian. It's bad enough to lose an animal but even worse when it's a large one and you hae the practical task of disposing of the body. Not like a goldish or gerbil... Try a 1200# horse..qiote a task! n I think the 4H idea is a sound one, they take really good care amd some pretty good stock is onated. Take care throug this next storm, sounds like a windy wet one!
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The next sting was last week and same thing but this time the reaction was more severe.
Don't own one want one --- pricey, but I understand from post the best.Golden bees suit:http://forum.beemaster.com/index.php/topic,14260.0.htmlAnother guy makes a similar suit call ultra breeze. Google it for posthttp://www.honeymoonapiaries.com/
Greg had on his bee suit from Beecare the other day, and yet through the suit and the t-shirt below one girl managed to land one - at least the stinger was on the suit and didn't have a chance to pump much in. It itched a bit the next day but didn't last.Point is, if the bee is determined enough, and the suit is right against a vulnerable spot, the stinger will poke through. It just won't pump much venom in. That, of course, is cold comfort to anyone with a deadly allergy to bee stings.
Those two suits look a lot like the same material as these Hunter Bug Protection Suits just without the integral veil. Although since they're camo, you could just sneak up on the girls without their ever knowing it! :-D
I've always heard that the more you get stung, the less severe the reaction. That has been my experience. Is developing a serious reaction after being a beek for several years common?
I know this was not part of your question, but I say it anyway since keeping bees with allergy is a serious business: The bee suit is not all that are important. I have only been beekeeper for a year, and I wear a full suit all the time. I have had several stings, but none through the suit (I've even had bees inside my suit many times since the closing mechanism is not good enough, but never been stung by the bees getting inside).The stings I've got has gotten through my thin leather gloves, but using thick plastic ones should take care of that. But what I would have been worried about just as much as getting the "best suit ever" are the stubborn bees that won't come off, especially on cold days (I have no idea how your climate is since your location is not telling too much). I've been stung by then a few times, and they where all sitting on the suit when I left the apiary for my car, and when I took off my suit, I squeezed them by accident with my hand. Make sure to be careful when you take your suit off too! You are not safe even though you have gotten back to your car until you are absolutely sure no bees are piggy-backing on your suit.


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Question: I live in a rural Victorian region. How can I find out more about migration history in my region?
Answer: Migration is a historical theme common to all Victorian regions. Immediately after the founding of Melbourne in 1835, and particularly after the discovery of gold in 1851, migrants began to settle in all parts of Victoria. In the decade between 1846 and 1855, the Victorian population grew from 32,879 to 347,305. Less than 30% settled in Melbourne.
At the same time as beginning new lives for themselves, Victorian migrants were also contributing to the development of the state of Victoria as a whole by establishing farms and businesses, starting schools and founding community organisations. The rich historical traces left by the early migrants to Victoria can be explored using a range of resources.
At a broad level, sources such as Museum Victoria's 'Origins' web site, James Jupp's The Australian People and the SBS World Guide provide useful overviews of community histories, including settlement patterns in regional Victoria.
Official government records such as wills, inquests, education records, immigration records, land titles, and court proceedings are accessible through the Public Records Office of Victoria or on-line through the Department of Justice web site. The Australian Bureau of Statistics can provide profiles of populations by place of birth (or parents' birth) over time.
You can also discover more about local places through maps, plans, correspondence, and photographs pertinent to your region. Many of these are available at the State Library of Victoria, which holds an important genealogy collection. The National Archives of Australia holds extensive migration-related information, such as individual applications to migrate and war records.
Another way to explore local or regional history is through your local historical society. These organisations may hold resources such as personal histories of families from the region, histories and documentation about local buildings, and oral testimonies from current and former residents. Some towns may have heritage museums that display objects and memorabilia related to local history. It may also be possible to access old local newspapers and locally-produced history books through library services.
Historical traces of migrant history in particular regions can also be seen in more physical expressions such as the mining landscapes and streetscapes of goldfields regions, the farming methods or crops in certain regions, and the naming of towns, streets and monuments, as well as local companies and shops. In particular, streetscapes, local building and food and wine businesses offer more tangible expressions by which present day residents can imagine and consider the stories and histories of their region.
Thanks for these enquiries. Information about Museum Victoria's corporate values have a strong focus on social inclusion and diversity upheld by the organisation. You would also be welcome to visit the Immigration Discovery Centre to discuss these issues in more depth. Hope this helps!
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Hi Everyone,
First, I want to apologize for having to take the time out to
address matters like this. As busy as things are right now,
I'm sure my time would be better spent doing what I should
be doing, and that certainly isn't writing novels.
As many of you have probably seen, yesterday I found that
my Nemrod V.1 SideArm Holster Replica has been recast.
Unfortunately, it appears to have been a misunderstanding
across the board as to the "who, what, where, and how".
Initially, it appeared to have been our own "Stormrider".
As more developed, it became clear very quickly, that Mike
"Stormrider" was mislead and was caught in the middle of
a misunderstanding he didn't even know the half of, until
So before I get to the bones of the matter, I'd like
to extend a Public Apology to Mike (Stormrider), who I
do not believe had any unscrupulous intent in mind.
Along those same lines, Mike was buffaloed into a project
that he headed whole heartedly into and was taken advantage
of. He did not realize he was recasting a copy of my work.
As an act of good faith to him, and to help him recover his
monetary losses, I am extending him a public offer to
continue forward with the sales of his holster replica to recoup
his lost investment with my blessing. This offer however has
strings. All I would ask, is that Mike sells enough of the castings
to recoup his investment, and that he does NOT sell the mold
but instead after the run is finished, to send me the depleted
molds. After his investment has been made back, I would ask
that he ceases further production permanently.
I want Milke, as well as the rest of the community to know,
that I am not the demon some of you make me to be. It isn't
always about money. In a case like this, one of our own members
was hugely taken advantage of and he shouldn't be forced to
eat it. Especially in times like this. So Mike, if you're reading
this, have at it brother. Just let me know the specifics in terms of
how many of these you need to sell and keep me in the loop as
far as how it all goes.
To the matter at hand :
What this thread IS about, is the deplorable behavior of those in the
communities we call re-casters. It's a blanket term, that most of
us are all too familiar with.
I am NOT here to debate what a re-caster is, and isn't. It was made
very clear, again, what this membership's stance is on the matter.
(this is an excerpt from another thread about Mike, before Mike's
name was cleared and only used to reiterate the Administrations
still have a re-caster in our midst.
In researching this matter it came to my attention that the holster that Mike (Stormrider) procured, was from our own Fettdad (Darrel Sanderson). Wether
or not it was actually a copy from my molds, or not, it became clear that it
was Darrell that had actually been recasting my holster.
Apparently he's been selling them for some time @$165. How long is unclear.
But the first thing to consider, is that Darrell purchased at least 3 of these holsters
from me personally. All of a sudden he's producing his own
Whereas that isn't enough evidence in of itself, it gets clearer. So bear with me.
In my poking around threads, I found that there were references all over the place that he has been selling holsters. But unlike ANYTHING else he sells, he NEVER advertised in the cargo hold for it. All sales have been handled on the QT in PM.
That raises many flags.
I come to find out that the holster that Darrell sent Mike, was broken, shattered.
It appears to have been broken in a molding mishap. Still, not enough.
So I put out feelers for individuals to come forward with any information about
Darrell, his communications with them, transaction histories, or pictures. It
only took a few moments for me to find all of the evidence necessary.
I have contacted Darrell in regards to this matter. So there is nothing left to the
imagination here, I am going to post it publicly.
fettpride said:
As harsh as it may seem, I'm am absolutely done with this kind of behavior.
So many times, I've had to deal with things like this, and it's always said
that "the proof is the burden of the accuser". So I eventually, and begrudgingly
started putting signatures in my work. In this particular case, some of these
signatures weren't purposeful, but necessary to complete the task.
The original holster that was used as a master, was in poor condition. Outwardly
it seemed to look ok, but it turned out to be so brittle from age and salt water
exposure, that it started to crumble. Literally. Portions of the holster had to be
rebuilt. In doing so, a whole new master had to be made to allow for this as the
original holster is made of a vinyl material that nothing will stick to. In making
this new master, some aspects of it had to be rebuilt/re-sculpted. Whereas it
turned out to be one hell of a replica, it was not an exact replica. Which is why I recently abandoned it and started to finish off my V.2 holster project, which IS an
exact replica.
The funny thing is, a typical person doesn't know, and cannot tell the differences.
But they are glaring to the two guys who worked their asses off bringing this
replica to the community for the first time in the history of TDH. And these signs
and tells are irrefutable. But your average sleezy re-caster won't consider that
they might be playing with fire.
I don't call Darrell out on this to be a jerk. Some of you would ask, why would I even care since I've nearly abandoned it for V.2 ? Because it's principal. Wether a found part or not, it was "I" that spent 8 weeks trying to figure out how to even make
a mold of something so complex. I invested $1000 in materials for 3 failed experimental molds before I was able to make this happen for you all. What this
is about is exhaustion. I have continuously put out for this community. I can't go
on being stabbed between the shoulder blades like this. It's disheartening, disenchanting. And frankly, between my being called out continuously about members fears of my running off with their money, and people continuously taking advantage,
I can almost assure you, that my time with this community is now limited. I just can't give anymore. I have absolutely no life, for the cause. You all seem to think I make a fortune at this. Maybe even live some lavish lifestyle. Carefree and oblivious to those
around me that seem to think I look at them like the peasants of the costuming community. If that is the opinion any of you have formed of me, you are diluted. There seems to always be someone right around the corner that wants to be the next big Fett maker, with delusions of grandeur, and wanting to walk all over my ***. And use me as their shortcut. Or criticize me because I'm not doing enough, or that I'm not doing it fast enough. The truth is, no matter what I do, it is never enough. It is indeed a dog eat dog world, and I for one am not going to tolerate it anymore.
What I am going to do at this point, is hold back on the exact evidence that I am referring to until Darrell comes forward. The reason for this is to not show all
of my cards. But I can say, there is a major tell in the Nemrod Logo that I am prepared to expose foremost. But I'm not about to speak of it until his side of the story has been given. I will of course provide it to the Administration in the meantime. I wouldn't make these claims openly, and publicly and risk my own reputation if I wasn't absolutely sure.
I can tell you all how incredibly, sickly tired I am of this. For the moment, I leave you with the photo of a "Fettdad" Nemrod Holster Replica ..
Thank you all for your attention to this matter. I would ask, if you have any respect for me, or my work ... not to patronize sellers of my recast works. The vast majority of the time, what you will receive, albeit faster likely, is a cheap imitation. For not much less money apparently. By buying from these people, you promote them.
And above all, ask questions. That is the key. For your sake as well. How many of you have been taken advantage of because you were an unsuspecting buyer? If in doubt, post publicly about it here. Ask about "who, what, where, how, and what quality". It protects us all. And this shouldn't be taken as my wanting to monopolize any particular part or component. If someone can do it better, and more efficiently, I will celebrate them, not be bitter. Remember, I'm the one who sells my molds to carry on pieces to the community that I simply have no more time for. If it was all about money to me, I would grub my molds, or destroy them when I'm finished. Not allow someone to carry on my pieces.


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Women's Basketball Travels to Vermont for TD Bank Classic
By Rachel Buck (@GBRachel)
GREEN BAY, Wis. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) – Green Bay continues its six-game road trip this weekend, traveling to the University of Vermont for the TD Bank Classic, held on November 22-23.
The Phoenix will face Siena in the tournament opener on Friday before taking on either Vermont or North Florida in the final day of the TD Bank Classic on Saturday. If the Phoenix wins on Friday, it will play in the championship game at 6 p.m. CST. If the team loses its opener it will play in the consolation game at 4 p.m. CST.
Fans can listen live to the game on Green Bay's new radio partner, WNFL 1440 AM. The live audio with Bruce VandenPlas on the call will also be available for free via GreenBayPhoenix.com or on the Green Bay Phoenix App on IOS and Android devices. Live stats and live video will also be available through the University of Vermont.
Green Bay has faced just one of the three teams competing in this weekend's tournament (Vermont). Opening against Siena on Friday evening, the Phoenix takes on a new opponent from a conference (MAAC) that it is 4-1 all-time against current members. If the Phoenix end up facing North Florida on Saturday, it will face an opponent from the Atlantic Sun for just the second time in program history (1-0). Green Bay is 2-0 all-time against Vermont, last winning at home on Nov. 26, 2005 (62-52).
Scouting the Saints: Siena is 1-1 overall after losing its season opener to Albany (69-42) before rebounding with a win at Fairleigh Dickinson (82-58) last weekend. Clara Sole Anglada and Meghan Donohue lead the team with 10.5 PPG, while Tehresa Coles has a team-best 8.0 RPG. Sole Anglada also has a team-high 2.5 steals and 2.5 blocks per game. The Saints were picked to finish seventh out of 11 teams in the MAAC Preseason Coaches' Poll.
1. Road Warriors: The Phoenix are in the midst of a six game road trip, traveling to Vermont this weekend. It is just the third time in the Division I era Green Bay has played that many consecutive games on the road, as it also happened to start both the 1997-98 and 1998-99 seasons. The 1998-99 season was head coach Kevin Borseth's first season at the helm in Green Bay.
2. Closing in on 250: Head Coach Kevin Borseth is closing in on his 250th win at the helm of the Phoenix. In 313 career games over 10 seasons in Green Bay, Borseth is 247-66 (.789). Carol Hammerle (1973-98) is the all-time winningest coach at Green Bay with 456 career wins over 25 seasons. Borseth could be the quickest to 250, as it took Hammerle 376 games over 15 seasons to reach the plateau.
3. Conference Recognition: In back-to-back weeks, Green Bay collected Horizon League Freshman of the Week honors. This week Tesha Buck was recognized for her efforts after averaging 11.0 points, 5.0 assists and 4.0 rebounds against St. Bonaventure and Duquesne last weekend. Buck's APG total is third in the conference, and she is second with a 3.8 assist/turnover ratio. Redshirt Freshman Mehryn Kraker earned the honor the previous week, becoming the first Phoenix player to earn the recognition since its introduction last season.
4. Return to Burlington: This will be the second time in program history Green Bay plays at the TD Bank Classic, hosted by the University of Vermont. The Phoenix played in the tournament on November 19-20, 2004, defeating Auburn (64-56) and host Vermont (67-52) to take home the tournament title.
5. Feed it in: Green Bay has been able to capitalize on offensive production in the paint this season, receiving 47.1 percent (98-208) of its total points from the lane while outscoring its opponents in the category by a +38 margin (98-60). Senior Breannah Ranger leads all Phoenix with 24 paint points.
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