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TAMPA, Fla. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) – The Phoenix concluded its spring break trip to Florida on Wednesday as it was wept by Iona in Tampa.
Green Bay dropped the first game, 11-4, before losing a close 5-3 contest in the second game. The Phoenix finished the week-long trip to Florida 7-3 and now owns an overall record of 10-4.
The Phoenix will have the weekend off after its Horizon League opener at Detroit was cancelled due to unplayable field conditions. It will now open its conference slate on March 29-30 at Wright State.
Game 1 Green Bay 4, Iona 11
The Phoenix owned an early 3-2 lead heading into the third inning, but Iona put up a combined nine runs over the next five innings to take game one of the doubleheader, 11-4.
Green Bay struck in the top of the first to take an early 1-0 lead. With runners on first and second, sophomore Marissa Michalkiewicz (Appleton, Wis.) hit an RBI single to center to drive in the lone run of the inning.
Iona grabbed the lead in the home half of the inning with two runs to lead, 2-1, but the Phoenix responded in the top of the second with two more runs to go up, 3-2. With the bases loaded and two out, it was again Michalkiewicz who provided the Green Bay offense with a two-RBI double to center.
Iona tied the game at 3-3 in the bottom of the third and took the lead back for good with two runs in the fourth, a single run in the fifth and five more in the sixth as it ran past the Phoenix, 11-4.
Freshman Heather Sanderson (Rapid River, Mich.) took the loss for Green Bay, throwing four runs and allowing five runs (four earned) on five hits with two walks. Michalkiewicz finished the game 2-for-4 with three RBI, while sophomore Ashley Baker (Green Bay, Wis.) went 3-for-4 with a run scored and junior Hailey Mohrfeld (Menomonee Falls, Wis.) 2-for-4 with two runs scored.
Game 2 Green Bay 3, Iona 5
The Phoenix was unable to hold on to an early 3-1 lead as the Gaels rallied with two runs apiece in the fourth and sixth innings to sweep the day series, 5-3.
Green Bay took a 2-0 lead after one inning. Junior Hailey Mohrfeld (Menomonee Falls, Wis.) led off with a single and senior Miranda Reinke (Milwaukee, Wis.) walked before sophomore Marissa Michalkiewicz (Appleton) delivered a sacrifice fly to center that was hit deep enough to allow Mohrfeld to score from second. Senior Stacey Butts (Greenfield, Wis.) then reached on a fielder's choice that brought in Reinke for the 2-0 lead.
Iona got a run in the top of the second, but the Phoenix took it right back in the home half to maintain a two-run lead, 3-1. Junior Miranda Spangberg (Wausau, Wis.) led off the inning with a double to right and advanced to third on a sacrifice bunt by Brinkmeier. After sophomore Kelli Hutchinson (Trevor, Wis.) was hit by a pitch and Mohrfeld walked to load the bases, all three runners advanced on a passed ball that also allowed Spangberg to cross home plate.
However, that was all the offense Green Bay could muster as Iona added two runs apiece in the fourth and sixth innings as they went on to win, 5-3.
Stacey Butts went 2-for-4 in the game with an RBI, while sister Shannon was 2-for-3. Senior Ashley Nannemann (Burlington, Wis.) threw a complete game, allowing five runs (four earned) on nine hits with three walks and three strikeouts.
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|I ditched the charcoal can in my '72 Nova about 30 years ago, & I stuck a cigarette filter in the vent line under the hood to keep critters out. It's still there & everything works fine.
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|Thank you Mr. Vision.........I will try to find a cap and plug off the line.
|exactly, in the days before this, the gas cap was vented, if you can find a vented cap to use, you can do away with the vapor line altogether or just leave it on and plug it off.
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Double Vision.......
When you say "vapor line" do you mean the vent hose coming from the gas tank that is now plugged into the canister?
T ing into the vapor line to the pcv was a big mistake.
The Vacuum the PCV pulls is excessive, the engine "thought" it had a vacuum leak, your lucky it didn`t run so lean it burned a piston or valve. I`ve been trying to do this same thing with my 86 Cutlass, if I plug off the vapor line, I have all kinds of fuel pressure problems, excessive high pressure is the result, but if I leave it open and park the car all you can smell is gas. When I did this I used a orifice with the smallest hole drilled in it possible, it still pulls so much vacuum and makes the fuel cap make a noise from the vacuum being pulled through it. so I would just recommend you run the vapor line to the air cleaner, so it`s not being pulled by a high vacuum source and won`t cause any problems elsewise.
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I took the Charcoal canister off my 72 El Camino (350) to clean up the engine compartment. There are three hoses on it. I plugged off the vac tube at the Carb base where one of them went. I took the one that was "T"d on the hose between the vac line on the base of the Carb and the PCV valve on the valve cover off. I then took the vent hose from the gas tank and plugged it into the "T" at the PCV valve.......... I drove around for a day and had no problems. Then when I went to fill up my gas tank ( it had been close to empty on the day I had no problems) as soon as I left the gas station the engine started to flutter......then it died.....like I was out of gas! After looking for problem for a while I decided to put the charcoal canister back on just to make sure that was not the cause........well it was now it runs fine. I am assuming that the hose configuration I used caused a vacuum problem in the gas tank and the gas could not get to the fuel pump. So ..........what did I do wrong with the re-hook up of the hoses? And what is the correct way to do it.......jerry
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im looking for a complete boba fett i dont have time to do one on myown so im looking to buy a full costume
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im looking for a complete boba fett i dont have time to do one on myown so im looking to buy a full costume
Do you realize what the cost may be ? Not trying to dissuade you, but if someone sells their full Boba suit, you're looking at maybe $2000-$4000, unless they made a budget suit.
Or you could go with this gem:
Is this just for Halloween ?
There's a thread somewhere here where a dude made a killer Fett costume in 3 weeks and for almost no money (although he did have a helmet and gauntlets shipped to him i think).
Have a look for that, he might sell it or at least have some advice for you.
well i did find one and yes i seen that one too that one was to big for me but it was still nice
i what to join the 501 thats been a dream of mine let me say this to alllllllllll on this site and all that belone to the 501 you guys look better then the moives and i go ape pop over gerges suites for me i just dont hve the time to put in to a suite so my only hope is to buy one and i did find im geting it so im super happy that im going to have super boba fett this kid put alot of wrok in to it. yes i had to sale off my vintage colliton to do it . i will post pics when i get it
First off....Welcome to the boards. :)
Just for future reference, when a topic is related to want to buy or sell, it should belong in THE CARGO HOLD section (For sale/trade), where you could see folks selling different items, specially FETT related. Sometimes we have folks selling their whole Fett costume due to different reasons, but you RARELY see those popping off in the Cargo Hold. :facepalm Just keep an eye there.
And Timmer is right....a Fett and Vader costumes are both of the most expensive ones (if not THE MOST EXPENSIVE) from all the Star Wars costumes, if you want to go the accurate way.
well guys i just got a full complete fett it was from a member here
Congrats man.
make sure to post up some pics when it arrives.
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you have to start it off on wood, when you get it down to coals you can turn the oil drip on.
the thing gets super hot -- they do make plenty of heat cheap but they can be fire hazard as hot as mine can get. not something to be left unattended at all.
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I have captured some IV's from an access point, but it seems to keep changing it's mac-adress somehow, so I've got like 5.000 IV's spread over 100 mac-adresses from the same AP.
Now in aircrack-ng there's an option (-C) to merge AP's, but I can't get it to work.
What would be the best approach to use all the availlable IV's for calculating the WEP-key?
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ok, thnx, but is it possible to combine all the IV's when they come from different mac-adresses?
I have used it like this:
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aircrack-ng capture.cap --bssid 00:11:22:33:44:55 aa:bb:cc:dd:ee:ff -C FF:EED:CC:BB:AA
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Rios said CHP arrested 80 drivers under the influence of drugs last year in Monterey County. That's more than previous years.
"We have seen that, in this county, people who are under the influence of marijuana or prescription drugs become involved in vehicle accidents with vehicles and deaths," said Rios.
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CHP officers warn marijuana can impair your driving like alcohol but, "it is different then testing for alcohol."
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Vestal, NY— Binghamton (3-6, 0-1 AE) ended a four-game losing skid with an 11-7 triumph over MAAC opponent Canisius Tuesday night at the Bearcats Sports Complex. Sophomore Brandon Planck netted a career-high five goals, including four consecutive second half goals to propel the Bearcats in their final non-conference contest of the season.
Ahead 5-4 to begin the third quarter, Binghamton allowed their third consecutive goal to Canisius and second man-up goal of the evening, tying the game up at five. It was Planck who broke the tie on a chest-high rocket off a feed from freshman J.T. Hauck. Then with time winding down in the quarter, Planck picked up a loose ball and worked his way in front of the net, sniping a lefty shot past Canisius freshman goalkeeper Alex Govenettio with just three seconds remaining.
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"We've talked a lot over the last few days about how we need to have a more complete game," first year head coach Scott Nelson said after the 11-7 victory. "We told them we need to take more responsibility of what happens early on and to the guys credit we really responded in a strong fashion."
Five other BU players recorded a goal, paced by midfielders Tyler Perrelle and Kelly Donigan's three points apiece. Perrelle scored a pair of goals and an assist, while the younger brother of senior face-off specialist Jeff Donigan added a goal and career-high two assists. But it was Planck, who's career-high five goals and six points was extremely crucial in the end.
"Brandon's the kind of kid where we've seen glimpses of great play out of him," Nelson said. "He really put a strong 60 minutes of play out there tonight. He's a tough son of a gun who really went to the goal with a purpose tonight and he was rewarded with some great finishes."
During the first half, Perrelle got the Bearcats on the board with a remarkable and memorable tally. He dodged a pair of defenders and in the process was bumped. Falling to his knees, Perrelle lined a low shot past the goalkeeper to put the home squad ahead with over 11 minutes remaining in the first quarter. Next, it was Kelly Donigan who made a series of spins and found the back of the net, increasing the lead to two.
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The Golden Griffs didn't go away though, scoring the final two goals of the half, including one of Giourmetakis' team-high four goals on the evening. The Bearcats outshot Canisius 22-11 at half and continued to keep up the pressure as they improved their home record to 3-1.
Senior Jeff Donigan won 12-of-22 face-offs and tied senior Ben Waldron for a game-high 5 ground balls in the win. Sophomore Shawn Needham caused a career-high three turnovers and senior Jordan Marra made nine saves to record his second win on the year.
The Bearcats have a quick turn around after this game as they host America East opponent Stony Brook (2-7, 1-0 AE) Saturday in a game under the lights at the Bearcats Sports Complex. The Seawolves defeated Vermont 13-5 last Saturday and have defeated Binghamton seven straight times, including a 12-8 victory in the semifinals of the conference tournament last season.


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You're the MAN, Jon. Just rried an upload and it worked fine. Thanks for tracking that one down.
OK, I've just made an adjustment on this end, and now I can upload large files without getting that error message.
cboy, can you try again, and let me know what happens?
Good news -- I'm getting the SAME ERROR when I try to upload a large pic (in excess of 600K). In fact, I'm getting the same error when I try to upload a large pic to the gallery as well.
I've just called our datacenter, they're looking into this right now. Sounds like it could be a sitewide upload limit that came into place after our server move.
Thanks again for the extra-detailed error info. It makes troubleshooting so much easier.
Just tried again using Firefox and got the same error.
BTW, I don't think it's a "timing out" problem, at least not a typical one. The error message comes up within a couple seconds of hitting the upload button.
On the other hand, when I use IE as my browser, the error occurs differently. With IE it appears at my end that the upload is taking place. After hitting the upload button the Windows "flag" waves and the progress box shows progress (although, as I recall, I don't think it makes it all the way to the end) Then at the very end, when I'd normally be redirected back to my journal to see the new entry, the screen is just while. If I click the url in the address line I can then read the error message (which I sent you in my prior post).
OK -- thanks for the detailed info, that's what I was hoping for.
I've done two things. First of all, I upped our internal filesize upload limit from 2 megabytes to 5 megabytes. Second of all, I upped the server "timeout" for uploading files. I remember you said you were on a slower connection. We were set to "timeout" after 60 seconds. Now, I've moved it up to 600 seconds.
Try again, let me know if you get the same error.
Whew, that actually makes me feel a little better (or maybe worse).
Here are a couple more clues for you Jon. Don't know if they will help.
When I get the error with Firefox, it generates this url:
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When I get the error with IE, it generates the following error message, Note esp. the last line regarding not finding the server or DNS.
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Please try the following:
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To check your connection settings, click the Tools menu, and then click Internet Options. On the Connections tab, click Settings. The settings should match those provided by your local area network (LAN) administrator or Internet service provider (ISP).
See if your Internet connection settings are being detected. You can set Microsoft Windows to examine your network and automatically discover network connection settings (if your network administrator has enabled this setting).
Click the Tools menu, and then click Internet Options.
On the Connections tab, click LAN Settings.
Select Automatically detect settings, and then click OK.
Some sites require 128-bit connection security. Click the Help menu and then click About Internet Explorer to determine what strength security you have installed.
If you are trying to reach a secure site, make sure your Security settings can support it. Click the Tools menu, and then click Internet Options. On the Advanced tab, scroll to the Security section and check settings for SSL 2.0, SSL 3.0, TLS 1.0, PCT 1.0.
Click the Back button to try another link.
Cannot find server or DNS Error
BTW, it I follow the IE directions and click the refresh button, I get sent back to the opening, main Journal Page. This also happens if I click the "back" button.
This morning I tried to do the upload using Netscape 7.1 and got the error message:
Alert: The document contains No Data.
|I meant "internal" on the server end, not on your end -- I should've clarified that. If it was just you, then it might be logical to think it's on your end. But some other users are getting the same problem, which definitely points to a problem on this end.
I got the error message from both the journal and the post uploads (same message I copied to you.)
I can't figure out how it could be an internal upload file size limit on my end. Last night I experimented with a batch upload to the Journal Section with three images at 400K. I got the error message. I then immediately tried a batch upload of the exact same three images to my personal web site, and it worked perfectly. If there was an internal upload size limit on my end then I'd get the error message when I upload to my own web site as I get uploading to the HR.C web site. Also, why doesn't the file size limit effect the upload when I just send one image? I can upload a single 600K image just fine. But when I try three at a time it fails. This would have to be some sort of "total upload at one time" limit. But no such limit exists when I upload elsewhere.
Also, I posted a response one the other thread you referenced...I'm seeing the image now as well.
Added in later edit:
I just tried another experiment to see if I have some sort of internal file size limit. I tried uploading a singe image of 1,370 KB (over three times the total upload size when I get an error message - 3 files at 400Kb each produces the error) The 1.3 meg file uploaded to my journal just fine.
Do you get an error when batch uploading to the board, or just to the Journal? Or both?
Sounds like an internal upload file size limit.
(btw, cboy -- be sure to check out my reply to another image-related post in this forum: http://hotrodders.com/showthread.php?t=59953.
Problem batch loading larger images
Is anyone else having a problem since the system upgrade when they batch load larger images? Batch loading can be done as either attachments to a post or in the Journal Section. It's where you fill in multiple addresses (up to 3) in the "browse" box and upload them as a group.
If I try to upload three images and each of them is around 400k in size or larger (this is approximately a 4x6 image at 80 resolution) I get an error message titled "Net Reset Error". If I reduce the image resolution to 75 but keep it 4x6 (about 350K in size) the three images upload just fine.
1) I can upload one large image (600K) to HR.C just fine.
2) I can upload multiple (up to 3) 350K images at a time to HR.C just fine.
3) I can upload multiple (up to 5) 600K images at a time to my personal web site just fine.
4) Prior to the upgrade, I could upload 3 600K images at a time without a problem.
But now, if I upload three 400k images at a time to HR.C, I get the error message.
I have alerted Jon to the problem and he is doing some research. I just wanted to know if anyone else has experienced the problem or is willing to run a test trying to upload three larger (like 500K) images either as an attachment to a post or as a journal entry. (BTW, if you do it as a journal entry you can then immediately delete the entry once you have the results of the test.)
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Discussion in 'April 2011' started by roscoe36, Oct 19, 2010.
Classic rookie mistake. Should be better next year.
I like Monroe and Jerebko. Sometimes when Weezy is healthy, he is spectacular finishing on a fast break. The rest are bums. Throw the bums out! All of them. Promote Ben Wallace to Hallway Coach and show the rest of those bums the door.
Yes, but if I remember correctly, we would have also been required to take Ray Allen along with him. And we would have given up Stuckey, Prince, and Hamilton. Those 3 have appeared in several games for us this year.
Is Weezy Chris Wilcox? If he is, I like him too. And I can't help it, I like Charlie V. I have a passion for big men standing at the three point line and heaving three's. (Sheeeeeeeed) I agree with you, make Ben a coach and everyone else, see ya.......
I doubt there will be much of a demand out there for Stuckey next season. 6 more games until what?( his post game comments ) No body knows him, 3 seasons of losing basketball since he has taken over with an attitude. It's shame because he may never be able to shake that. He probably cut his value at least in half if not more with this. Yea 6 more games. Lets see something positive and bank that 6th pick for the next GM to play with. I agree about Monroe. Looking forward to watching develop more.
I think Stuckey is thinking 6 more games and Kuester will be gone. Perhaps he knows something.
Q only has 2 years guaranteed so unless the dang team is still not sold by next season and the 3rd year kicks in - that's the only way I can see of keeping him.
If KD keeps Kuester, then it's all about the money for her. The league will not dictate who is the coach. If Kuester stays and JD doesn't resign, then Joe's credibility continues spiraling down.
Joe will resign as soon as the new owner is announced like every care-taking GM would do, got a sense that his only reason to stay till now might be he's his commitment to Mr. D. "Six games remain . . .", how sad is Stuckey's turned himself from victim to defendant by his young and inexperienced on PR things where he just simply thought that there was nothing more he could do while Pistons was officially out of playoff race though a season with legit personal statistic under his belt. That's what made fans called him selfish ! But I would still say Stuckey is lucky to have the chances in short period between late Feb. and early March to show off what he can contribute and he really gripped the opportunities to prove himself. Go Pistons. Go Stuckey.
Coaching in the NBA is about instilling confidence in the players that you have a plan and that your plan will win a championship. This season has been a disaster. There is nothing that has happened this season that points to the fact the Q has a clue. This is a ship without a rudder that is being led by a blind captain. It is the worst it has ever been. Can anyone here actually say that if the team wasn't in the process of being sold and we wouldn't have let a few coaches go recently; that this coach wouldn't already have been gone?? I hate the locker room attitudes we have but unfortunately I have hard time blaming the players. I know they are paid a lot of money to play but they are also paid to win and they have egos. Coaching moves that don't seem to make any sense and that don't result in wins; stick out to us as fans. I can only imagine the frustration that the players feel when they have been playing this game at a high level for most of their life and the man in charge of putting them in a position to win is making these dumbfounding moves. We in the business world can shop our services when we see the company we are working for is not moving toward success and make a change. The players do not have this option and although I don't agree with the insubordination; I can sympathize. It would be different if it were 1 or 2 players that have had a problem with the coach this year but I think it may be that only 1 or 2 players that HAVE NOT had a problem with this coach. Sorry for the rambling.
Great article hear, DD: Rodney Stuckey, other Pistons should pay for their selfish behavior | detnews.com | The Detroit News
Indeed. (And ouch!) Rodney Stuckey, other Pistons should pay for their selfish behavior | detnews.com | The Detroit News
How dysfunctional are we? Let us count the ways: 1) Coach. I'm sickened by his lack of communication. "Roll the dice" all the time rotations - WTF did he pull Stuckey as a starter for after the best stretch of his career. Just brain-dead. No player can count on a damn thing from him. 2) Rip. Inmate running the asylum. 3) Tay. Team leader. Worst team leader in sports history. Only passes to Rip. Yet another inmate running the asylum. And when he's on the court, he's just a chemistry killer on offense. "Ball goes into Tay in the corner. If Rip isn't open or on the court, he just dribbles it to death. Yells at coach. Isn't interested in playing ball the way the team has designed, but is trying to force us to play like we're the 2004 team. He also is in the position Daye should be playing - all the F'ing time, so he is blocking the future in every way possible. I totally hate having him on this team. 4) Stuckey. Annointed team leader who Rip and Tay don't allow to lead. Jerked around between roles and positions. Now he's turning into Rip - lots of mini-tantrums. Instead of being a for-sure core guy, I'm not sure the Pistons will bother to match the moderate offers he'll receive to join a functional team. He's going to be a star somewhere else, I fear. 5) Ownership in limbo. Can't do a damn thing to balance the roster. 6) Gordon. Great talent who is playing like his NBA career is finished. Unreal. 7) CV. OK talent who is playing like - well he's playing like he just plain sucks. 8) Bynum - total misfit on this roster. Thank god we have a franchise C to build around. I'm just hoping JJ makes it back 100% so we have a for sure second core player in place. I still think Daye's going to be a core guy for us as well. Now, how the hell does Joe clean up all these messes - or is Joe even with the team next season?
Turkey perhaps.
LOL.... Turkey Collider
A co-worker just asked me why I was laughing outloud. I'm afraid it would take at least a half hour to explain how we got to "Turkey Collider".
...... Apparently because Stuckey is a fool.
but what came first? the chicken or the egg? I am embarassed to say it but I dont know how much better I would be than stuckey and the other members of the team if I was given a coach like clueless who is in so far over his head that hes damn near in china by now. and this after the m curry debacle. I know from experience that even with me at work I have a moron for a boss and it is impossible to go to work without grinding my teeth. Fortunately Ive been able to get away from the idiot but I can defenitely understand the behaviour( without condoning it) Coach wants improved play? stuckey was playing very solid ball and all posters on the board were commenting on it. Then he gets yanked and Im sure in his head hes gotta be sayin " what the hell am I supposed to do"? I know, wait out the season and get a new coach....again...
It's not just painful to watch, it's sad and redundant. The point was driven home during the Rodman ceremony, as all those greats — Isiah Thomas, Dumars, Vinnie Johnson, GM Jack McCloskey, etc. — spoke of what the Bad Boys had. They had an unbendable will and unbreakable competitive spirit. They didn't just fight — they fought for each other. Those teams had their nasty scraps, but they never lost sight of the larger purpose — to win at any cost. From The Detroit News: Rodney Stuckey, other Pistons should pay for their selfish behavior | detnews.com | The Detroit News Here is the most important part of the article in relation to today's team. They had a competitive spirit and they fought for each other. They had a leader the believed in and would die for. They knew (whether by words, actions or just intuitively) if they followed Daddy Rich and did what he asked; they would win a championship. This team had this. They were a group looking to do great things. The problem is the leader of this group (Q); IMO; has done everything in his power to break this spirit and bond either intentionally or unintentionally. It has become an "us vs. him" ball club instead of an "us vs. them" team. Part of running a team is handling the egos and expectations of the players you have. Instead; I think Q has done exactly the opposite ala Larry Brown and tried to break the whole team down instead of only one or two players at a time. Larry would break a man down and then build him back up again into a better player. Q broke this "team" down and ended up with a mess that he could not put back together. The hunting and pecking for line ups and rotations, unexplainable lapses in communication between coach and player (or head of security and player) , unexpected benchings and DNP-CD's, and so on and so on have all driven a bigger wedge between coach and player. I think this team has come together and is willing to fight for each other and do whatever it takes to win. Unfortunately they feel the only way to do that is under a different leader. It is unfortunate and not what we had hoped but they are willing to:Be Villified in the media for revoltingPay fines if necessaryBe benched indefinitelySubject themselves as a team to more lossesDeface the value and reputation of the franchiseRisk moving their families to different citiesThey are willing to do all of this and more to become winners. IT just plain sux it has come to this and there should be a better solution.
There was an incident between Kuester and Stuckey in practice.
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4 cr. (3-0-3)
Offered: Fall, Winter
Prerequisite: CH 220 or CH 322, junior standing or instructor's permission.
A study of the fundamental concepts of biochemistry, including the chemical and physical properties of biomolecules and the chemical basis of the major metabolic pathways. Laboratory experiments teach basic biochemical techniques.


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I support all efforts to establish national health insurance for all Americans and a health care system in which drugs are free to those in need. A few years ago I fought the cancer battle, and, hopefully won, for the moment. We inhabit a world in which a single drug carries the cost label of $1000 a shot and only very rich people can afford such expenses.
Speaking for all senior citizens, a warm thank you to Congressman John Conyers of Michigan for this welcome piece of legislation.


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Welcome to a new feature on Arsenal.com - Talking Heads.
Before and after every first-team fixture our MatchDay Show team - and an Arsenal blogger - will have their say on the match.
Arsenal take on Olympiacos in the Champions League on Tuesday and our Talking Heads for this game are Dan Roebuck, Martin Hayes and James McNicholas from Gunnerblog.
Read on for their pre-match thoughts and come back later for their post-match comments.
Olympiacos were a side hungry for the win last night and in the end they simply wanted it more. That's entirely understandable given the two teams' positions going into this game, of course. Arsenal couldn't cope with the Greek side's pressure and, in truth, they never really looked like salvaging anything from the game. But on the plus side it would have been an invaluable experience for the Club's rising stars to taste their first Champions League action, as well as giving some of the fringe players some match time. But did they really take their chances? I'm sure most of them in the dressing after the game probably wouldn't have thought so. Onwards and upwards to the last 16.
This is a bonus game for Arsenal in many ways - they don't need a result but the experience will only benefit the younger players who get their chance. However to call this a shadow squad is a bit harsh because the likes of Frimpong, Oxlade-Chamberlain and Coquelin will want to show they are worthy of replacing one of the established first-team stars. I'll be looking for a good performance from whoever plays up front because Arsenal need effective back-up to Van Persie if he needs a rest later in the season. Olympiacos impressed me when they visited the Emirates - and frankly they probably deserved a point - and they will be tough to stop with a hostile crowd behind them.
In the end it was a bitterly disappointing night for Arsenal, but one some of those younger heads will certainly learn from. Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain can come away from this game with his head held high after another impressive performance on the wing, while Yossi Benayoun can also take credit for a brilliant strike which put Arsenal right back in it. In truth, I would have liked to have seen us try and use Benayoun a little more - his experience and creativity could have perhaps made more of a difference. As I said before, it's a squad game and this was another chance for some of the fringe players to shine. Most of them didn't take their opportunities, however, and that's something Arsène Wenger will be disappointed with.
It's a great luxury to be able to rest some key players tonight and let them prepare for the weekend game. It's something that three of Arsenal's Premier League rivals will not be able to do. Arsène Wenger can give some younger players a chance and I'm looking forward to seeing Frimpong, hopefully he can come on a little more and break out of that chasing pack to win a regular place. It will be good to see Oxlade-Chamberlain playing again, he's a real talent. Players didn't get eased into the first-team set-up in my day - I was thrown straight in after a poor result at Everton - but it's a squad game now so these opportunities sometimes arise. The important thing is that the younger players will have more experienced heads behind them, like Vermaelen and Squillaci. You need that little voice behind you to tell you that you're doing OK or to tell you where you're going wrong
JAMES McNICHOLAS, GUNNERBLOG
It's quite telling that I'm far less concerned about the result of the game than I am about the fitness of Andre Santos. The Brazilian has become an important component of the side in recent weeks, and seeing him carried off on a stretcher with an ankle problem probably had me fretting more than any of the three goals Olympiacos scored. Hopefully he won't be out for too long - in his absence Thomas Vermaelen is likely to fill in at left-back. For me, the two major positives were Yossi Benayoun's superbly-taken goal and the performance of Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain. The latter seemed entirely unfazed by the occasion, which shouldn't surprise us now, and once again showed flashes of his potential. Whilst our defending was disappointing and ultimately cost us, we shouldn't let this dead rubber result dampen our pride at navigating the group stage as expertly as we have.
The benefit of rotating the squad for tonight's game is two-fold. In the first place, it grants a well-deserved rest to many of the players who started at Wigan - only Vermaelen and Santos have travelled. Secondly it provides an opportunity for those on the fringes of the squad, ensuring the XI that are selected will be highly-motivated for a tie that Arsenal do not need to win. Those hoping to impress include the young midfield pair of Frimpong and Coquelin, as well as winger Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, who will start his first game away from the comfort of the Emirates. The strike pairing of Park and Chamakh will also to be keen to make an impact and show themselves to be able deputies for Robin van Persie. Olympiacos are hoping for qualification themselves, and are sure to generate a hostile atmosphere. It will be a big test for this team, but the performance of the squad players against Man City suggests that we have every chance of coming home with a positive result and maintaining our momentum.
* The views expressed in Talking Heads do not necessarily reflect those of Arsenal Football Club or Arsenal Broadband Ltd.Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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Women's Soccer Prepares for Northern Illinois
By Rachel Buck (@GBRachel)
GREEN BAY vs. NORTHERN ILLINOIS
When: Friday, September 13, 4 p.m.
Where: Aldo Santaga Stadium, Green Bay, Wis.
The Green Bay women's soccer team returns to Santaga Stadium to take on Northern Illinois on Friday at 4 p.m. NIU leads the all-time series, 9-6-2.
The Phoenix plays four of its next five matches at Santaga Stadium, less a trip to Madison next Wednesday evening. Green Bay is 2-2-3 on the season, but a clean 2-0 at home this year. Hekla Palmadottir (Akranes, Iceland) leads the team with two goals and three assists, and Heidi Hartmann (Plymouth, Minn.) follows with a goal and three assists in addition to a team-best 13 shots on goal.
In net, Katy Pilarzyk (Madison, Wis.) and Nastacia Behle (St. Paul, Mo.) have shared time, posting a combined 1.30 goals-against average and a .722 save percentage.
SCOUTING THE HUSKIES: Roster Schedule Stats
NIU enters the weekend 2-3-0, most recently dropping consecutive matches to South Dakota and South Dakota State. Nicole Gobbo has started every match and leads the team with two goals, while six other Huskies have found the net once. In net, Amy Carr has started all five matches, posting a 1.93 goals-against average and a .677 save percentage.
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By Chris Harris
Arsène Wenger admits that Arsenal's season has been a case of "two steps forward and one step back".
The Frenchman took his team to White Hart Lane on Sunday on the back of three consecutive wins in three different competitions but, despite showing glimpses of their best form, Arsenal succumbed to a 2-1 defeat against Tottenham.
It was a similar story at Blackburn last month as Wenger's side followed two good results with a poor one. The manager believes that a lack of conviction has been a contributory factor.
"It is two steps forward and one step back, it is exactly that," said Wenger. "Sunday was a game we could have come out of with a point but it [our inconsistent form] is down as well to a lack of confidence.
"We will come back because you could see again that there is a strong spirit in the team. But we have to become a bit more realistic and do our job better in certain situations.
"I felt on Sunday that defensively we are becoming stronger. But we lost the ball from good positions in the final third so we could have done better with our passing.
"Tottenham's second goal made the difference. After that they could sit back and play on the counter-attack. That is why we are guilty because we did not do our job properly, we didn't defend properly on the winning goal."Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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Women's Soccer Match at Wisconsin Will Not Be Rescheduled
By Rachel Buck (@GBRachel)
GREEN BAY, Wis. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) - The Green Bay women's soccer Wednesday match-up at Wisconsin was cancelled and will not be rescheduled.
The game, which was scheduled to kickoff yesterday at 7 p.m. from McClimon Complex in Madison, was delayed and eventually called off due to a situation on campus that may have potentially threatened players and fans in attendance.
Green Bay returns to the pitch on Sunday, hosting Michigan Tech in non-conference action at noon.


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I like the .:R32 pace car! Probably fast than the race cars.
I like the .:R32 pace car! Probably fast than the race cars.
Quote, originally posted by mountain monkey » [IMG]http://*****************.com/smile/emthup.gif[/IMG] Just delete this platform and go back to the 04.5 Jetta GLI. The last good looking Jetta.
The mk5 jetta has nothing on ANY of its predecessors. A mk3 VR or GT or a Mk2 16v were so much better also. And for its time the Mk1 Jetta was cool and now pretty hard to find of course.
Quote, originally posted by autoxdriver » Fresh pics from LA courtesy Autoguide.com (Inside/Outside)
Thanks for the updated pictures. I like the idea but have a hard time thinking about buying with plaid seats. haven't had plaid seats in a car since I learned to drive in a 72 Charger.
Quote, originally posted by veearghhhsex » And for its time the Mk1 Jetta was cool and now pretty hard to find of course.
How many mk1 Jettas do you want?
I can get you clean mk1 coupes, with no rust, lemme know.
lovin the look of the car [IMG]http://*****************.com/smile/emthup.gif[/IMG]
I admit it looks like an everyday driver, the thing you'd take to the office or on a night out with the lady. And the boys will drop their jaws just as fast as the girl's knickers. Although, I think it's a tad under powered and i know i have more then a handful to agree with me. I'd love to have this in a 2.0 liter turbo version.
looks shout "fast"... but the engine? purrs like a kitten. all show and no go ei?
Went to my dealer, who has 1....not that impressed...especially for 33k+
$33k??? Does it come with a German whore?
Quote, originally posted by iPinch » Already ordered two!
i believe i saw one in white the other day? i DEF saw the lower stickers and same front end.....
"well, take a heatgun and take the stickers off - pretty much what everyone is going to do anyway - thats like keeping the dealer sticker on the trunk - its more of a dealership lot thing then you remove it"
I took the heat gun to my new salsa red TDI Cup tonight, the graphics came off easily, and I love the way it looks.
Great car with nice suspension, comfortable seats, tons of torque across the six speed. Very happy a week into it. Cheers, Erik
I believe this car and other models should have at least the 170HP engine just for the extra grunt and power for the top end. Hopefully VW will see fit to at least add the 170 hp to the range even as an extra cost item.
Recently drove a Ford Mondeo in UK with 170hp and the difference between 140 hp and 170 hp is like night and day//
Any one heard snippets re the 170hp making an appearance in N. America
VW should just bring the Golf GTD over to the US, it comes with the 170 HP TDI motor. I bet they could sell a few of those. While they are at it bring over the TDI Caddy to compete with Ford's Transit Connect Van.
VW is so LAME
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