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Football historian LEIGH EDWARDS profiles every Arsenal player from 60 post-war League seasons.
Ex-England Schoolboy forward Roy Goulden helped Arsenal reserves win the Metropolitan League 'treble' in 1960/61. The son of West Ham and England star Len Goulden, he turned professional with Arsenal in September 1954 and was a member of the youth team that won the South-East Counties League 'double' in 1955/56. He returned from National Service in the RAF to make his solitary First Division appearance in Arsenal's 1-0 win at home to Leeds United in February 1959. Moving to Southend United in May 1961, he had spells with Ipswich, Stevenage, Gravesend & Northfleet and Dunstable before emigrating to Australia.
Goalkeeper Peter Goy understudied Jack Kelsey and Jim Standen while at Arsenal. Signing professional at Highbury in June 1955, he starred as the youth team won the South-East Counties League 'double' in 1955/56 and made two First Division appearances during the 1958/59 campaign prior to joining Southend United for £2,000 in October 1960. He moved to Watford in July 1964, then had spells with Huddersfield Town, Hellenic, Cambridge United, Tonbridge and was Epping Town's player-boss. Now living in Shoeburyness, he ran Kingsway Screens with his father-in-law,
then Rayleigh Silk Screen Services until retirement.
Scotland international George Graham starred in Arsenal's 1970/71 'double' success. Initially with Aston Villa, he was a League Cup finalist in 1963 and joined Chelsea in July 1964. He helped win the League Cup in 1965 and moved to Arsenal in exchange for Tommy Baldwin in September 1966. Also featuring in two League Cup finals, the 1970 Fairs Cup final triumph and 1972 FA Cup final, he netted 59 goals in 227 League games before being sold to Manchester United for £120,000 in December 1972. He later played for Portsmouth and Crystal Palace, then achieved managerial success with Millwall, Arsenal, Leeds and Spurs.
Centre-forward Cyril Grant briefly played for Arsenal during the 1946/47 campaign. He impressed with Mexborough prior to joining Lincoln City in June 1939 and moved to Highbury in July 1946. Given his First Division debut in Arsenal's 2-0 defeat at Preston four months later, he also featured in the 2-0 reverse at Middlesbrough shortly before joining Fulham with Dave Nelson in exchange for Ronnie Rooke in December 1946. He moved to Southend United in March 1948 and was twice top scorer, reuniting with Lionel Smith at Gravesend & Northfleet in July 1955. He resided in Lewisham until his death in October 2002.
Versatile left winger Julian Gray's solitary Premiership appearance for Arsenal was as a substitute in the 4-2 defeat at Newcastle United in May 2000. A former trainee at Highbury, he signed professional in July 1998 and was a regular in the U-19 and reserve teams before being sold to Crystal Palace in July 2000. He scored in their 2002/03 FA Cup fourth round replay win at Liverpool and returned from a loan spell at Cardiff City to feature in Palace's 2003/04 promotion success. Moving to Birmingham City in June 2004, he played on the opposite flank to Jermaine Pennant in their Premiership side last season.
Welsh U-23 inside-forward Arfon Griffiths gained 17 full caps after leaving Arsenal. Signing professional for hometown Wrexham in May 1959, he helped them win the Welsh Cup in 1960 and moved to Highbury for £15,500 in February 1961. He scored twice in 15 First Division games for Arsenal prior to rejoining Wrexham for £8,000 in September 1962. A key figure when they won promotion in 1962/63 and 1969/70 as well as the Welsh Cup on three other occasions, he made club record 592 League appearances. Awarded the MBE, he managed Wrexham, then Crewe Alexandra. He has since been a newsagent in Gresford.
Versatile French central defender Gilles Grimandi made a significant contribution to Arsenal's 1997/98 'double' success. Initially with hometown Gap, he spent seven seasons with Monaco and helped them win the French title in 1996/97. He reunited with Arsène Wenger at Highbury in June 1997 and was a valuable member of Arsenal's squad. Also featuring in the Gunners' 2001/02 Premiership title campaign, he netted four goals in 114 Premiership games before briefly joining Colorado Rapids in January 2003. He subsequently became director of football at Valence and is now an Arsenal scout based in France.
French Youth left-back David Grondin made his solitary Premiership appearance in Arsenal's 0-0 draw at home to Liverpool in January 1999. Previously with St Etienne, he moved to Highbury for £500,000 in July 1998 and made his first-team debut in Arsenal's 2-1 Worthington Cup third round win at Derby County. He also featured in the fourth round defeat at Chelsea and Champions League match at Panathinaikos. Loaned back to St Etienne in 1999/2000, Cannes in 2000/01 and Arsenal's feeder club Beveren in 2001/02, he joined Dunfermline Athletic in January 2003. He has since played for Brest and now Excelsior Mouscron.
Ginger-haired winger Perry Groves helped Arsenal win the League Championship in 1988//89 and 1990/91. The nephew of former Arsenal favourite Vic Groves, he starred for Colchester United before moving to Highbury for £50,000 in September 1986. He featured in Arsenal's 1987 Littlewoods Cup final triumph, then was a finalist again in 1988. Regularly appearing as a substitute, he netted 21 goals in 155 League games prior to joining Southampton for £750,000 in August 1992 where injury ended his top-flight career. Later playing for Dagenham & Redbridge and Canvey Island, he now guides Gunners fans around Emirates Stadium on 'Legends' Tours and occasionally plays for the Arsenal Ex-Pro XI.
Read Colin Benson's interview with Perry on page 56 of today's programme.
Versatile England U-23 forward Vic Groves starred as Arsenal finished third in the top-flight in 1958/59. He impressed with Leytonstone, Spurs and Walthamstow Avenue, gaining England Amateur honours before signing professional for Leyton Orient in October 1954. Moving to Highbury in a joint £30,000 deal with Stan Charlton in November 1955, he was converted successfully to wing-half and netted 31 goals in 185 First Division games for Arsenal prior to joining Canterbury City in May 1964. He was later a publican in Edmonton and Enfield, then an insurance salesman, becoming branch manager with Hambro Insurance.
Icelandic international inside-forward Albert Gudmundsson briefly played for Arsenal during the 1946/47 season. He studied marine engineering in Glasgow and appeared for Rangers in wartime football, joining Arsenal as an amateur in September 1946. Making his First Division debut in the Gunners' 1-0 win at home to Stoke City two months later, he also appeared in the next match at Chelsea. He joined AC Milan in May 1947, then played for Nancy, Racing Club de Paris and Nice before returning to Iceland with Valur in July 1957. Later president of the Icelandic FA, he became his country's finance minister and died in May 1994. For more Icelandic links with Arsenal, turn to page 66.
Goalkeeper Ralph Guthrie understudied Welsh international Jack Kelsey while at Arsenal. He impressed with Tow Law before moving to Highbury in December 1952 and was given his First Division debut in the Gunners' 2-1 defeat at Manchester City in September 1954. Also featuring in the following month's 1-0 reverse at home to Portsmouth, he helped win the Eastern Counties League title in 1954/55. He joined Hartlepools United in July 1956 and was ever-present in their 1956/57 promotion near-miss. Later with Horden CW, he was a shipyard joiner, residing in his native Hartlepool until his death in September 1996.
Young goalkeeper Lee Harper understudied David Seaman, Vince Bartram and John Lukic while at Arsenal. Initially with Eltham, he impressed with Sittingbourne before moving to Highbury for £150,000 in June 1994. He made his solitary Premiership appearance in Arsenal's 2-0 win at Southampton in March 1997 and reunited with Bruce Rioch and Stewart Houston at QPR for £125,000 in July 1997. Contesting a place with Ludo Miklosko, he joined Walsall in July 2001, moving to Northampton Town in July 2002. He helped reach the League Two play-offs in 2004/05 and was ever-present in last season's promotion success.
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Raymond aims to bring community together at annual town fair
By RYAN O'CONNOR
Union Leader Correspondent | July 10. 2014 11:12PM
Jack Fanelli, owner of Fanelli Amusements, sets up some rides at the Raymond Town Common Thursday. (RYAN O'CONNOR/Union Leader Correspondent)
Though the idea of combining the town fair with Raymond's Fourth of July festivities a week before has been batted around a couple times, chief planner Steve Welch said most residents prefer enjoying separate events in the summer.
The festivities began Thursday night with the 25th Miss Raymond Scholarship Pageant at Raymond High School, and continue tonight with a senior food and book sale, bingo, a silent auction, and more. There is a firemen's parade at 7 p.m., and Dr. Harp's Blues Revue Band plays from 6-10 p.m. at the bandstand in the Town Common.
Registration for the children's parade on wheels (bikes, wagons, etc.) is 9:30 in the middle school parking lot, and the parade begins at 10. There will be alpacas from Folsom Farm at the Town Common, as well and magic, games and children's entertainment, martial arts demonstrations, a dessert cool-off and meat ball supper, the Junior Miss Raymond Pageant and rides from C-R Helicopters.
Sunday features another pancake breakfast, the 38th annual High Holt Memorial 5-mile road race at 9 a.m. at the middle school, a firemen's muster from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., more midway fun, crafts, a motorcycle show, the eat-the-town-fair competition and other entertainment.
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I've been wanting a 1911 style pistol for some time and finally decided to go ahead a get one yesterday. I believe that I read a post here regarding 400 Jewelry & Pawn (up off 400 near the Outlet Mall) about having reasonable prices and a willingness to make fair deals on trades so I went up there. Couldn't have worked out better. I traded in a pistol and a rifle. They paid me $200 over what I was offered by two different gun shops in the area.
With cash in hand, I bought a Rock Island 45 Compact, $419.00 OTD. The lowest price I've seen anywhere around here. IMO a sweet deal and a sweet gun. Sent it off today to have an ambi-safety added and will be shopping for some fancier grips (the stock ones a real plain jane). I'll let you know how it shoots when I get it back.


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Congratulations to the Kigali Kollection Committee on reaching their goal of collecting 2009 books for Kigali Bible College in Rwanda, Africa. During Spring break, the team recorded books for a total of 25 hours. At 1:22 p.m. on Friday, March 27, Ali Newby was privileged to record the 2009th book.
In the summer of 2008, Africa New Life Ministries (founded by MBS graduate Charles Buregeya) was awarded a grant to start a Bible training school in Kigali, Rwanda. Upon hearing the news, a group of Multnomah students pulled together to create a library for the school-the largest theological library in Rwanda. The team set a goal of collecting 2009 books by graduation day in May.
MU Students Commit
Multnomah students were given the options to be book donators, book collectors (at their churches), book recorders, or "BOB" givers (Buck One Book - which means that you donate $1 to Debbie Chin in upper Sutcliffe). Every Monday, the team kept the school updated with a collection report along with a countdown of how many days were left until the deadline. Presently, 38 more days are left.
Help Meet A New Goal!
With the goal of 2009 books already attained, the Kigali Kollection Committee will reconvene to recalculate a new goal. Presently, the team has recorded 2,028 usable books. So if you have started on your spring cleaning and have books you don't need, play a part in building up the largest theological library in Rwanda and donate those books of yours.
3 Ways To Get Involved
- Buck-One-Book donation at the Mitchell Library
- Drop off books at Roger Trautman's office in the Seminary
- Drop off books at Garry Friesen's office in Sutcliffe Hall
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Recipe: Black Bean Chili
Ready in only 30 minutes, this quick, meatless chili is made with black beans, meatless burger crumbles, and canned tomatoes. You can substitute ground beef for the meatless burger crumbles, if desired. Top with a dollop of sour cream, corn chips, and chopped fresh cilantro just before serving.
A potful of steamy chili, soup, or stew is simple, hearty, and feeds the soul.


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By Chris Harris
Aaron Ramsey says Arsenal's never-say-die attitude spared them a first Premier League defeat of the year on Saturday.
West Bromwich Albion capitalised on uncertain defending to take a two-goal lead at the Hawthorns but Andrey Arshavin and Robin van Persie struck within seven minutes of each other to set up a grandstand finish.
Arsenal could not find a winner and find themselves five points adrift of Manchester United going into the international break. That was a source of frustration to Ramsey after the match but he admits it could have been worse.
"Obviously we didn't get the result we wanted but I thought we showed character to get a point of out it," said the Welshman. "It could have been a lot worse, absolutely, but we never give up. At least we got something out of the game.
"We have a game in hand and we play Man United at home so we are definitely not out of it [the title race]. Definitely not. There is a lot to play for and hopefully we can do that and become champions at the end."
Saturday represented Ramsey's first start in an Arsenal shirt since he suffered a double leg fracture at Stoke in February 2010. The 20-year-old almost marked the milestone with a first-half equaliser but was denied at point-blank range by Albion keeper Scott Carson.
"I think I should have scored," reflected Ramsey. "But it was awkward. The ball was around my hip and I had to take a touch, the right-back was getting close to me so I had to get a shot away pretty quickly.
"But it was great to have that opportunity to start again for Arsenal and I thought I did alright. Obviously, it is a difficult atmosphere and the fans get right behind their players - they showed that with their first half performance. But they got tired in the end and we took advantage of that."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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Soar over Orlando on MAUIVA
Last week I had the chance to soar over Orlando as part of the MAUIVA sightseeing flight. "Sightseeing from the clouds" is a great marketing line, but my favorite part is how personal the experience is. In a way you get to see what it's like to be a pilot. You are at an airport with no security at all – head to the hanger and then step onto a plane with the pilot. Put the headset one, hear the air traffic controllers and other pilots calling each other in the lingo I don't understand.
When you are up in the air over the parks and celebrity houses you get the pilots full attention (except for his focus on actually flying the plane). You can ask him what is that? What are they building there? And he points out Harry Potter or the tree of life.
I actually flew the plane which was pretty crazy – I think I stared so hard at the controls to ensure "the line was between this number and that number" that I didn't even look out the windshield the entire time I was flying the plane.
The landing is my favorite – soooo smooth. And the runway is so close you feel like you can reach out and touch it as you are landing. I can definitely recommend that you check out MAUIVA for your next trip to Orlando.


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'After Game 1 of the Eastern Conference final, at the postgame press conference, I asked Sabres head coach Lindy Ruff what adjustments he could make to help his team's power play in preparation for the second game. Buffalo had been absolutely dreadful on the PP, going 0-for-5 with the man-advantage in the first game. Ruff, evidently, didn't like my question.'
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Day of the Dead Celebration and Altar
Una Mano Amiga and The Utah Cultural Celebration Center will present the annual Day of the Dead altar display and community gathering, a folk art exhibit and event recognizing this significant and expressive Mexican holiday. The Day of the Dead Celebration will be Nov. 2, 6-9 p.m.
When • Nov. 1, 9 a.m.-6 p.m., Nov. 2, 6-9 p.m., Nov. 3-6, 9 a.m.-6 p.m.
Where • Utah Cultural Celebration Center, 1355 W. 3100 South , West Valley City
Tickets • Free
Breaking Dawn: Six Word Biography Contest
The Volturi are coming! Get ready for the movie release of Breaking Dawn Part 2. Write a 6-word biography of your favorite character. All participants will be entered into a drawing for a Megaplex movie gift card. Contest ends Nov. 10, 2012.
When • Nov. 1-2, 10 a.m., Nov. 5-7, 10 a.m.
Where • Taylorsville Library, 4870 S. 2700 West, Taylorsville
Tickets • Free; For children 12 and older
Baby, Toddler and Me
Baby through 2 and older. A combined storytime. A six-week session featuring a story, songs, fingerplays and a short playtime for your baby or toddler. Parents/caregivers must accompany children. No registration required.
When • Nov. 1, 10:30 a.m., Nov. 6-7, 10:30 a.m.
Where • Taylorsville Library, 4870 S. 2700 West, Taylorsville
Tickets • Free
Preschool Storytime
Ages 3 to kindergarten. A seven-week session featuring stories, songs and fingerplays for preschoolers ready to participate with or without their parents. No registration required.
When • Nov. 1, 11:30 a.m., Nov. 6, 1:30 p.m.
Where • Taylorsville Library, 4870 S. 2700 West, Taylorsville
Tickets • Free
Dave Ramsey's Financial Peace University
Dave Ramsey's Financial Peace University consists of eight class lessons and five online lessons. Tuition includes a comprehensive workbook, access to lessons online and lifetime membership to repeat the course in the future. For more information, contact firstname.lastname@example.com or www.endprogram.com.
When • Nov. 1, 6:30 p.m.
Where • Taylorsville City Council Chambers, 2600 W. Taylorsville Road, Taylorsville
Tickets • $99 per household
Cirque du Soleil - Quidam
Cirque du Soleil will present Quidam, the story about young Zoé who is bored; her parents ignore her. Her life has lost all meaning. Seeking to fill the void of her existence, she slides into an imaginary world where she meets characters who encourage her to free her soul. Visit www.maverikcenter.com for information.
When • Nov. 1-3, 7:30 p.m., Nov. 3, 3:30 p.m., Nov. 4, 1 p.m., 5 p.m.
Where • Maverik Center, 3200 S. Decker Lake Drive, West Valley City
Tickets • $35-$90; Parking: $10/Vehicle or $25 VIP; visit bit.ly/w21Oxn
"Hello Dolly"
The Historic Empress Theater will present the Tony Award winning musical. Tickets are available at www.empresstheatre.com or at the box office by phone at 801-347-7373.
When • Nov. 2-3, 7:30-10 p.m., Nov. 3, 2:30 p.m., Nov. 5, 7:30
Where • Empress Theatre, 9104 W. 2700 South, Magna
Tickets • $9-$12; visit ezticketlive.com/checkout/event_view.asp?id=20
Make Your Story Count! Personal History Conference
The Utah Chapter of the Association of Personal Historians invites the public to attend free workshops and introductory presentations on preserving life stories. Visit www.utahaph.blogspot.com/p/personal-history-conference.html for information.
When • Nov. 3, 8 a.m.-5 p.m.
Where • Utah Cultural Celebration Center, 1355 W. 3100 South , West Valley City
Tickets • Free
Fresh from its recent London revival, Charles Dickens' treasured tale of the orphan boy sings with marvelous music. Lionel Bart's book, music and lyrics stir the spirit and teach that each child is a gift and that love is the yearning of the soul.
When • Nov. 1-3, 7:30 p.m., Nov. 3, 12:30 p.m., 4 p.m., Nov. 5-7, 7:30 p.m.
Where • Hale Centre Theatre, 3333 S. Decker Lake Drive, West Valley City
Tickets • $15-$26, no children under age 5 permitted, visit halecentretheatre.org/buytickets.php
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This smooth and tasty gravy makes a great turkey taste even better. If you prefer a darker color, let the flour brown slightly when you mix it into the saucepan with the seasonings and reserved fat. —Terri McKitrick, Delafield, Wisconsin
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- Roasted turkey drippings
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- 1/4 cup all-purpose flour
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- 1/4 teaspoon rubbed sage
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 1/8 teaspoon garlic powder
- Pour turkey drippings and loosened browned bits into a measuring cup. Skim fat, reserving 1/4 cup; set aside. Add enough broth to the drippings to measure 2 cups.
- In a small saucepan, heat reserved fat. Stir in flour and seasonings until smooth. Gradually stir in broth mixture. Bring to a boil; cook and stir for 2 minutes or until thickened. Yield: 2 cups.
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New Echota Cherokee Capital Celebrates 50th Anniversary
May 12 Event
CALHOUN, GA. April 18, 2012 -- Fifty years ago in May, the former Cherokee Nation capital became Georgia's newest state historic site. To celebrate the anniversary, the northwest Georgia site will host a celebration and open house at 2 p.m. on Saturday, May 12. The day will be filled with living history demonstrations, Native American arts and crafts, and guest speakers. Admission will be free.
New Echota is one of the most significant Cherokee Indian sites in the United States and was where the tragic "Trail of Tears" officially began. In 1825, the Cherokee legislature established a capital called New Echota on the Oostanaula River. During its short history, New Echota was the site of the first Indian language newspaper and one of the earliest experiments in national self-government by an Indian tribe. It was here where the treaty relinquishing Cherokee claims to lands east of the Mississippi River was signed.
During the 50
anniversary celebration, Jim Langford of the Coosawattee Foundation will speak. A temporary cache will be hidden for geocachers who enjoy history-based treasure hunts. Visitors will be able to tour 12 original and reconstructed buildings, including the Court House, Print Shop, missionary home and an 1805 store. In the visitor center, guest can purchase souvenirs, books, music and view interpretive exhibits and a 17-minute film. A one-mile nature trail leads visitors to New Town Creek, a small beaver pond and the Worcester House.
New Echota State Historic Site is located in Calhoun, one mile east of I-75 exit #317 on Ga. Hwy. 225. It is open Thursday – Saturday, 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. Regular admission is $4.50 for children and $6.50 for adults, but admission is free during the May 12 celebration. To learn more, visit
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The Universe Project is a simulation of humanity through time that plays like a video game. If you haven't seen the concept video yet, you'll want to check that out first!
A Brief Summary
So now you have a vague idea what we're trying to make, but let me take a moment to summarize. We're creating a video game, similar to an RPG, that is capable of supporting millions of players, in the same game world, at the same time. The very first players who enter the game will notice the planet they appear on is completely devoid of human infrastructure; they appear on a planet that has developed only plant-life and animals. Now, the perspective of the game will be 1st/3rd person in that the player will control a single character in the game and will control only their character's actions in the world. There will be no NPCs in the world, every character is a real player.
The game will simulate human needs in that player's characters will need to eat and drink. Characters will need to find shelter and need to avoid being too cold or too hot. Characters will need to defend themselves and their belongings from animals and other players. Characters will be able to invent their own tools, skills, buildings, and even weapons, to assist them in meeting their needs.
How does this game relate to other games?
Many games have some similarities to the Universe Project, but that's because most games are based on real life, the one thing we can all relate to, and the Universe Project is truly a game based on real life. So it is like Sims, Minecraft, World of Warcraft, Ultima Online, and nearly every RPG. But none of these games really help you understand the universe project better than life itself.
If you, in real life, were suddenly dropped on a bare Earth that no human has ever touched, what would you do? Your answer would likely be exactly what you would do in the Universe Project.
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Arsenal's Carling Cup Fourth Round tie against Bolton Wanderers will be played on Tuesday, October 25 at Emirates Stadium.
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POSTED ON: Thursday, April 24, 2014 8:00 AM by MC2 Jonathan L. Correa
he Naval Academy hockey coach Mike Fox surprised the men's hockey team when he teamed up with the National Hockey League and others to bring the Stanley Cup to the Naval Academy arena April 22.
The Stanley Cup is the oldest and most recognized trophy in professional sports.
Crafted in Sheffield, England, in the late 1800s, it was first presented in 1893. It is the only trophy in professional sports that is passed along from player to player in the summer their team wins it.
This year's hockey team finished the season at 29-7-2 and ranked 8th nationally, making them the most successful hockey team in Naval Academy history.
"The efforts at practice were more consistent and up tempo which lead to better production on the ice," said Fox. "They practice at a pace and tempo similar to how they should be playing a game, and we had players challenging players for positions."
Bob Disogria, Navy veteran and current avid Navy Hockey fan, was instrumental in getting the cup here.
"He had been working on trying to get Navy Hockey selected during the previous season but the NHL Strike ended the conversations," stated Fox. "Bob reached out to them again this year in an effort to have them look at what a fine year the team had been having. The NHL had reviewed it among several other presentations and chose the USNA Men's Hockey team."
The members were excited to have the Stanley Cup for the day.
"It was pretty surreal," said Midshipman 1st Class Aaron D. Fleming, defense player. "I never thought I would see the real Stanley Cup. It is amazing to have the real one here."
Fox believes their successful season was the result of everyone's concerted effort to work together as a team.
"The individualism that can infect a team was minimal this year," stated Fox. "The team policed, and the coaches stayed focused.
Fox contributes that philosophy to their success and it allowed them to have the most successful year in the history of the Men's Hockey program.
The team finished first in their division and made it to the quarterfinals of the American Collegiate Hockey Association National tournament. Two of their players, forward Tom Krysil and goalie Andrew Mills were selected to play in the ACHA All-Star game.
"These Midshipmen are proud of USNA and very proud of the USNA Men's hockey program. They have been having great success over the last few years by working hard and sticking to the program," said Fox. "The team does not look for any recognition, but all of us who have played sports know that when it does happen, it gives a team and program that extra pride to step it up for the fans. It was long over do for them."
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|I figered it out. damn tps had short. put another used one on n goin strong again
|I just checked fuel pressure an hour or so ago and it reads bout 12 or 13lbs. I got to messin with the temp sensor plug and i think thats been my problem all along. I unplug it and it runs like a dream. gobs of power, good throttle response and no hessitation. also unhooked batt and cleared computer now its throwing code 22. As of right now iv got an old temp sensor pluging the hole and have the one i pulled out laying on intake with it pluged in and the truck runs perfect. I unplug it it still runs fine. Plug it in to the other one plugging the hole it idles way down, becomes doggy and hessitant and no power. Same way if i swap sensors and plug it in it runs like **** but if i unhook it its night and day difference.
The tach and fuel gauge sound like a ground wire problem.
The running problem sounds like a fuel pump. It too could be a ground problem. Need to check over your grounds, there should be at least 4.
One from battery to engine, will be large batt cable. One from negative post to rad support. One from engine to firewall.Also it should have one from engine or body to the frame, prefferably from the engine to frame, as the fuel pump grounds through the frame.
If all checks out, perform a fuel pump pressure test.
It probably wont have a test port for PSI test, so you will need to rig something up. You also will need a good gauge that reads small pressure, like 20 pounds on at least a 180 degree sweep.The TBI runs about 13 pounds. Using a gauge that reads say 60 pounds wont give an accurate assesment as the scale is too big.Hence the 20 psi range. If the pressure drops to 7 or8 ponds, it wont be easy to tell if the gauge reads a scale that is too large.
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iv got an 89 fullsize chevy with a 5.7 tbi and 5speed with ceramic clutch. Its been runnin like complete **** latley and im stumped of figuring it out. Started pullin my hair out yesterday after if left me walking twice in 1 hr and seriously thinkin bout throwin the tbi and intake away for a carb. its thowing several codes a 12 15 33 34 32 The motor is a reman replacement and idk how to find out if its still under warrenty. It is real doggy around 1 to 2.5 grand and seems like its got a dead spot in throttle. runnin down highway it will stall out and stay stalled untill i take my foot off gas then its fine untill i push petal halfway it will stall again like i shut the key off. Also at the same time it stalls my tach will stick and my temp guage goes crazy. I apriciate any help anyone can give me. If there is anything else you need to know ill glady post
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Cabarcas Called Up To Colombian National Team
NEW ROCHELLE, NY - Iona College rising junior Chelsea Cabarcas has been called up to the Colombian Senior National Team with a chance to compete for the country in the 2012 Summer Olympics in London. Cabarcas is one of 22 players, including 12 collegiate players, to be named to the squad with other schools including Indiana University, University of Miami, University of Arizona and Washington University represented.
"We are all very proud of Chelsea and how far she has come since stepping foot on campus last August," said head coach Mike Barroqueiro. "To have the opportunity to compete in the London Olympics this summer is an amazing honor and, as a program, we are all looking forward to cheering her on as Colombia takes on the worlds best!"
The squad, coached by Ricardo Rozo, is currently preparing for a pair of international games against the Brazilian national team on June 27 and June 30. After this cycle of training, the team will meet at the end of July to begin the final stage of preparation which will include a tour of international games and the trip to Europe with the final 18 players that will compete at the games in London.
A season ago, Cabarcas appeared in 14 games for the Gaels, recording six shots. She has previously competed as a member of the U17 Colombian National Team.
The team is paired in Group G, along with the United States, France and North Korea and opens up play against North Korea on July 25th at 2:45 pm.
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I am 65, have dual citizenship (American/British), had a 30 year career in librarianship and in January I began teaching ESL to 25 adult immigrants from 11 countries in a local college's adult education program. I absolutely love it. I feel this is something I was born to do and would like to do for another 5-10 years of my life.
I strongly desire to work and live in Europe. I would like to work part-time, either with an organization or as an independent contractor, teaching adults. In 2008 I backpacked for a month in Spain (I say this to show that, tho I'm 65, I'm not a big wimp). And, although I don't think I'm a wimp, I am seriously concerned about my ability to do a 50-hour-a-week intensive CELTA program.
Here's my questions: 1) has any other older person successfully completed the CELTA? (Could you let me know how it was?)
2): would I have serious difficulties in finding (part-time) employment, either with an organization, or as an independent contractor?
3): would an ACTDEC or College of Teachers-certified on-line program be worthwhile (considering that I have had SOME experience)? What if I took an online program that had an on-site teaching practicum?
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The Raiders are shockingly thin when it comes to playmakers. So the last thing they need is their best wide receiver regressing after a small breakout in 2012. But that seems to be happening in camp, according to CSN Bay Area's Scott Bair. He wrote Thursday that Denarius Moore has been the most frustrating player in training camp.
"Moore still makes great plays, but he makes an equal number of inexcusable mistakes," Bair wrote. "(Head coach Dennis) Allen wants a No. 1 receiver to emerge, and Moore seems an excellent candidate to fill that void. Thus far, it hasn't happened."
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We've heard about Moore's inconsistency before. Moore was a bona fide fantasy starter for a short time last season. But he has four catches in three preseason games, and all of this bad press coupled Oakland's putrid quarterback situation makes me want to stay very far away from Moore. He has a current 10th-round ADP in 12-team leagues, but I would rather own Kenbrell Thompkins, Ryan Broyles, Rueben Randle and others in that range instead.
Oh, and here's more good news for the Raiders: No. 2 wideout Rod Streater had to leave Friday's preseason game because of a head injury. It could be a concussion. I'm sure we'll have more on that on Saturday.


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Derrick Williams or Dante Cunningham could start on Thursday, and a decision will not be made until Thursday afternoon.
76ers coach Brett Brown said it would be "very ambitious" for Joel Embiid to not have minute restrictions next season.
Wolves GM Scott Layden said that the Wolves are planning to keep Ricky Rubio.
Mavs general manager Donnie Nelson said he doesn't expect to target a point guard in free agency now.
Talks between the Celtics and Pacers about Paul George have "stalled," according to The Vertical.
The Jazz will send Trey Lyles and the No. 24 pick to Denver for the 13th pick.
The Hornets selected Malik Monk with the 11th pick in the draft.
The Blazers acquired the No. 10 pick from the Kings on draft night for the No. 15 and 20 picks, and used it to take power forward Zach Collins out of Gonzaga.
With the ninth overall pick in the 2017 NBA draft, the Dallas Mavericks have selected G Dennis Smith, Jr.
The Knicks selected French point guard Frank Ntilikina with the No. 8 pick.
The Kings have selected Kentucky PG De'Aaron Fox with the No. 5 pick.
The Suns drafted small forward Josh Jackson out of Kansas with the No. 4 pick in the NBA Draft on Thursday.


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The pageant in connection with the State Fair was held September 4-8, 1916. The events that were held prior to the pageant included tumblers, daredevils and acrobats. The goal of this presentation was to have a statewide celebration, not just confined to a single region or locality. The presentation was topped off with a fireworks display. The following scenes were included in their pageant:
One of the final events in the celebration of the Centennial was the Music Festival put on in Indianapolis with the Boston-National Grand Opera Company. They performed three operas at the Murat Theater, "Andrea Chenier," "Faust," and Verdi's "Requiem." A matinee performance of "Iris" was also undertaken. An oratorio was also sung at the State Fair Coliseum. The Music Festival was held in connection with the grand pageant of Indiana (see program below).
Photographs of the Pageant of Indiana
The Pageant of Indiana was held October 2-7, 1916 on the grounds of Riverside Park in Indianapolis. This was intended to be the defining pageant marking the Centennial and to show the development of the whole state. Since there was not an official state flag for Indiana at this time, one was created for the Centennial. It consisted of three vertical stripes, two green ones on the sides representing Indiana's forests and a center stripe of blue. On the blue background were 13 stars representing the original colonies, with 5 others symbolizing states that entered the Union before Indiana, and a large star in the center for the Hoosier State. The following were some of the events depicted in the pageant:


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1 Getting Phooey to Run
This is very interesting. Getting this apparently simple proof of concept working is difficult for me. I've tried on Suse 10.2 and Windows XP. files I used on XP:
The recommended wxwindows 2.4.2 requires a wxhaskell dependent on ghc640. The problem is that arrows require base >=2.0 I could update Cabal to 1.1.7 using darcs etc. But I find no instructions on how to update the base-1.0 which comes with GHC 6.4.0. Even with instructions I think it requires a C compiler or more?
I use WinXP, GHC 6.6, and wxWidgets 2.4.2. I compiled wxWidgets and wxHaskell from sources. Conal 23:47, 20 February 2007 (UTC)
Yes, this looks nice; I can report partiual success on linux. I was able to build using ghc6.6 on Fedora 5, using wxGTK version 2.6.3 (built from source) and then wxHaskell. Phooey examples ran, however titles (window and panel) did not appear correctly, nor did text output, e.g. on the "shopping list" example the "total" field remains blank. On checking the wxHaskell demos, it seems the problem is in there. User:Djd 04:54, 14 May 2007
Thanks for the report. I expected wxHaskell to take care of cross-platform compatibility, but I guess not. Hm. Conal 17:26, 14 May 2007 (UTC)
2 Adding additional compound widgets
Hi Conal, I am looking to extend Phooey to include a record editor widget, a record list widget, as well as a tree widget. The first two being based on Grid. This is so that I can continue my work on HGene. i.e. the record editor would allow users to edit Person records, the list widget would show the children of a person and the tree to allow them to view a tree of Persons. For the editor I have so far (in the imperative world so far)
-- List of field name, field getter, field setter type EditorProps a = [ ( String, a -> String, a -> String -> a )] -- Create an editor for 'a'. -- Returns a grid, a means of reseting the record being edited, an extractor and notifier mkEditor :: Show a => Window b -> EditorProps a -> a -> IO ( (Grid (), a -> IO(), IO a, IO () -> IO () ))
Is this in line with where you think Phooey can go and is this on the right track? Mark_Wassell
- Hi Mark. Your design looks good to me. I'd love so hear/see how it goes. Conal 15:39, 14 August 2007 (UTC)
- Hi Conal, Take a look at Extending Phooey for what I have so far. Mark_Wassell
- Wonderful! Hey, I see you're using Phooey's Monad interface. Have you tried doing your extensions with the Applicative interface? I'm planning to eliminate the Monad & Arrow interfaces and just leave Applicative. I can instead keep Monad and continue to layer Applicative on top of it (), if there's value in doing so. Conal 14:53, 18 August 2007 (UTC)A.UI = M.UI `O` Source
- Wonderful! Hey, I see you're using Phooey's Monad interface. Have you tried doing your extensions with the Applicative interface? I'm planning to eliminate the Monad & Arrow interfaces and just leave Applicative. I can instead keep Monad and continue to layer Applicative on top of it (
- I see your UI is defined recursively (), which works for the monadic interface, but not for the applicative one. I don't even know what the interface for would be for applicatives. Perhapsmdo. Conal 16:07, 18 August 2007 (UTC)afix :: f (a -> a) -> f a
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Mine are usually out for potty break at fifty degrees. Lower temperature if they are wrapped in tar paper. The tar paper sometimes makes the hive too warm, fools them into flying to their death.
I have seen my bees flying and bringing back pollen at 43 degrees. Last week was mostly in the 50's and it looks like a major flow in on. I know that maple is starting to bloom but I am seeing several different colors of pollen. Jim


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The Canisius College hockey team and Bentley fought to a 2-2 draw on Sunday afternoon at the Buffalo State Sports Arena. The Griffs are now 8-12-2 on the season and 7-6-2 in Atlantic Hockey play, while the Falcons stand at 12-8-3 and 10-3-3 against league foes.
"It was a close game from start to finish," said Canisius head coach Dave Smith. "Our team really played hard and in the right areas – getting good goaltending and a better effort from our special teams. When two good teams play properly, there is a fine line between winning, losing and a tie like today. We got better from yesterday, played hard as a team and really worked hard for that one point."
Senior Patrick Sullivan and junior Tyler Wiseman both scored for the Griffs in the tie.
Junior Tony Capobianco recorded 34 saves in net.
Canisius opened the scoring when Sullivan netted his seventh goal of the campaign. On a rush, the senior chipped the puck to himself off the boards when entering the Bentley zone. He then scored glove side from the left face-off circle for the early 1-0 lead. Senior Kyle Gibbons and sophomore Chris Rumble both posted assists on the goal 14:27 into the contest.
The Griffs then stretched their lead to two tallies when Wiseman scored his fourth goal of the season. With Canisius a man down, Wiseman forced a Bentley turnover at the blue line and then skated in on a breakaway. The junior then beat the Falcons netiminder high and glove-side for the unassisted short-handed goal at the 5:01 mark of the second.
Bentley, however, answered back and rallied for the draw. The Falcons cut their deficit in half when Jared Rickord finished a 2-on-1 break with 8:16 remaining in the second. Bentley then squared the game with 14:12 left in regulation when Brett Gensler scored a power-play goal.
Capobianco was then key in preserving the 2-2 draw for Canisius. The senior recorded five saves in the extra session, which included a nice stop with an open look on a rebound, to help the Griffs earn a point in the contest.
Bentley finished the game with a slight advantage in shots, 36-34. The Falcons were also 1-for-2 on the power play, while Canisius didn't convert in one extra-man chance.
The Griffs are back in Atlantic Hockey action on Thursday with a home game against first-place Mercyhurst. Canisius, which handed the Lakers their only loss of the conference season this year, welcomes Mercyhurst to the Buffalo State Sports Arena for a 7:05 p.m. start.
Game Notes: Wiseman is now tied for first nationally (with seven other players) with three short-handed goals … Canisius blocked 18 shots in the win, the most for the team since the third game of the season in a 4-1 win at nationally-ranked Denver … Canisius is now 6-3-1 this season when holding a two-goal lead during a game … Sophomore Ralph Cuddemi had his career-best five-game run with a point snapped … The Griffs now hold a slight advantage in the all-time series against the Falcons with a 24-23-4 mark, including a 23-22-4 record in Division I meetings.


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A 6-year-old girl walked into a restroom Saturday at a Walgreen store to find a 24-year-old Winter Haven man completely nude, police say.
WINTER HAVEN | A 6-year-old girl walked into a restroom Saturday at a Walgreen store to find a 24-year-old Winter Haven man completely nude, police say.
Christopher Mahurin of 104 Quailwood Drive had walked out of a stall where he had been having sex with a 22-year-old woman shortly after 8 p.m. when the girl saw him, police said.
Quickly dressing, he pushed the girl toward the door and she began to scream, according to police spokeswoman Jamie Brown.
Hearing her scream, her father went into the restroom to grab his daughter, police said. Police found him in the parking lot at the drugstore at 805 Havendale Blvd., in the driver's seat of a vehicle with the keys in the ignition.Mahurin is charged with two misdemeanors and a felony that, if he were convicted, would make him a registered sex offender, according to state statutes.
The woman he was having sex with is not being charged because the girl did not see her nude, Winter Haven police spokeswoman Jamie Brown said.
"Everything that occurred as far as the sex goes, it occurred in the stall," Brown said. "He was in the women's bathroom. He was the one that encountered the little girl. He's the one that pushed her.
"The little girl did not see (the woman) do anything," she said.
Mahurin is charged with lewd and lascivious exhibition on a child under 16 years old and misdemeanors of indecent exposure and battery.
Mahurin also was charged with driving with a suspended license.
Mahurin was released from the Polk County Jail on Sunday on $4,000 bail.
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Kohl & Frisch Campaign Ends with NLRB Ruling in Favor of BCTGM
Region Five International Vice President Sean Kelly reports the successful ending to an organizing campaign at Kohl & Frisch Limited, a pharmaceutical distributor in Moncton, New Brunswick. The New Brunswick Labour Board (NBLB) had to decide the outcome of the election after the employer challenged one of the ballots. The NBLB ruled in favor of […]Read More


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Gravois Mills man critically hurt in two-car crash
Rick Lawson thrown from Jeep after tire blow out
GRAVOIS MILLS, Mo. - A Gravois Mills man was in critical condition after a car crash Saturday morning.
Rick Lawson, 33, was thrown from a Jeep he was a passenger in on Route J near State Road 135.
Missouri State Highway Patrol reports show the crash happened at 9:05 a.m. after the Jeep's tire blew out. The driver then overcorrected and drove into the path of an oncoming pickup truck.
The driver of that truck, Donald Batliner of Gravois Mills, was taken to Lake Regional Hospital with moderate injuries.


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I've been sorting out my Whiting family who emigrated to Tasmania in the 1880's. I came across the Tasmanian Library & Archives site and they have the wills indexed and scanned 1824 – 1989 and all for free.
What a wonderful service ! The site has lots of other datasets to search so I'll let you know what else I find as I explore this site further that is after I have checked for wills for everyone on my list.
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well i was troopin at the NEC MEMOBILA with the 501st UKG and my armour ws personaly delivered by Si aka HAN HUNTER.
Si sorry i couldnt meet you when you dropped it off as i was trooping.....but meny thanks for leaving it with Vadermaker at the UKG stall.
I opened it and its realy good and some of the UKG member who are also putting a fett costume togther commented on how good the overall, weight, look and finish of the armour.
Meny thanks to Si for sorting this armour out for us uk chaps and to MLC for making such great fiber glass armour which will go greatly with my MLC JP.
meny thanks guys for all your help as ill have my fett finished for new years eave
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finished knees with russreps alu knee darts
http://www.uk-scout.co.uk/JP PICS/armour.jpg
my decal chap in the uk made my decals, slot cut out for LEDS
http://www.uk-scout.co.uk/JP PICS/armour1.jpg
the MLC armour was already undercoated i then sprayed it
plastic coat - matt black B&Q £5.99
plastic coat - silver from B&Q £2.99
plastic filler - mustard coulour from Halfords £5.99
Knees where also painted the same way but where given a white undercoat and once dry painted with serval shades of yellow starting from bright yellow to mustard yellow using (mixing a darker shade of yellow & brown with each layer) gamesworkshop paint.
Once dry i rubbed off the masking fluid to revel all the layers and added some misting with grey and black and also added some scrathes with a sharp knife.
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|Exactly, that's why I track the way I do, it has worked for those before me and I don't particularly enjoy it so I'll just do what they tell me. I'm considering going to a club that has Rott people once Legend is ready to start training, it will be interesting to see if/how things differ.
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There are many ways to skin a cat, go with what you have real support (meaning no web stuff). I am sure the people helping you have high goals as end result, not the SCHH1 club.
I have yet to see my TD and Decoy come across a dog/problem they couldn't fix (TD occasionally rehabs and places extreme aggression rescue dogs). I would never question someone with their track record and success record (both in training handler/dog teams and their own dogs). My decoy/TD was on the world teams 2 or 3 times. I don't feel I can question him much, if at all, until I have comparable success(one can dream, right!?), lol!
|There are many ways to skin a cat, go with what you have real support (meaning no web stuff). I am sure the people helping you have high goals as end result, not the SCHH1 club.
|Oops, I was wrong, apparently THIS is michigan! Crazy!
Cool! Thanks for explaining it. I love hearing other's methods in any training. Yo's first track (I had only had him a week, so he was just over 10 weeks) he was way more distracted for the first couple of steps (people and dogs were walking the trails to the left of us and he REALLY wanted to go say hi). About half way it clicked, "oh, we're working and I get treats." He's generally, so far, pretty aloof already. He'll go to say "hi" to someone, but it's very short lived how long he wants to stay there. He doesn't strain away, just more gets bored and wanders away lol.
I agree, it's much easier to work with a dog that doesn't get easily distracted. We have a couple of those at the club. They also have to use pressure to get them to work. Not a lot, it's not like they are beating the dog down the track, but more pressure than most.
I heard it's pretty insane weather-wise, there right now. My friend in GR said GVSU is closed for a second day in a row!! Insane!! I did half my undergrad there and never got to see a snow day, and some of those walks to the bus stop were like crossing the arctic tundra!! Brrrr, have you seen this pic of michigan from space?? Pretty much sums up how my family makes it sound lol!
I start puppies on scent pads that are about 3'x3'. Not sure if that's considered "large". I bait with food and usually pull the dog off before the food is gone, or as he's finishing. I don't want the dog to find all the food, then keep sniffing around and get bored or lose focus on his purpose. My understanding is that the scent pad makes a correlation to the dog that human scent + crushed vegetation (I don't track in dirt) = reward.
Now, I've only started three dogs total in tracking and still know very little about it so I'm just speaking anecdotally about my personal experiences using scent pads...
Dog 1...scent pads were good for Nikon, I did them for about 2 weeks, then progressed to tracks and over time, lengthened the track while making the food more random. About the time he learned articles off the track, he started skipping food on the track but was still tracking correctly (focused, methodical, deep nose) so I stopped baiting tracks and instead used articles as places to reward. An article to Nikon = a handful of some treat. He learned that articles are awesome spots, he was not forced tracked or had pressure on articles, so I will place an article after a challenging corner or leg of a track in order to let him get a reward from me and sort of re-group mentally.
Dog 2...I decided to play around with tracking with my bitch Kenya who at the time was about 7 years old and had never done tracking but had the pedigree for it. She is so far the best natural tracker (SchH style) I've owned. I didn't really do scent pads, just started with easy tracks. Granted she was also a mature adult and I had titled her in several other venues, so she understood focus and work. I think scent pads are usually more valuable for baby puppies just learning to focus on *anything* for more than 2 seconds at a time, lol!
Dog 3...Pan. Again used the 3'x3' scent pad with mixed success. Pan was difficult for me to track. He had food and hunt drive but was such a scatterbrain and also a very social young dog, so seeing kids playing soccer in the distance or a dry leaf blowing across his scent pad would quickly distract him. I "put him up" for tracking for a while, then did maybe half a dozen tracks with him total from age 12-24 months before he changed handlers. Some of the tracks were awesome, some were OK (when he tracked, he tracked well, but again could get distracted). Now I think he has two V scores in tracking but was proofed with pressure. Not against that just don't have experience with it myself. I tend to do better with dogs that have higher threshold type temperaments that can focus and work methodically without being distracted or starting to show an excess of drive.
Legend will be started with scent pads (I always try it) but not until the 4' of snow melts!
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Haha no problem I don't mind the long explanation. I'm curious how others track, especially starting a puppy.
|Haha no problem I don't mind the long explanation. I'm curious how others track, especially starting a puppy.
Can't wait to see his tracking in a couple of months...
There's a few in my club who love to track..
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As Columbia's Associate Athletics Director for Strategic Communications, Alex Oberweger '92CC '01BUS is responsible for the creation and development of numerous print and electronic media initiatives on behalf of the intercollegiate athletics program. He works closely with the Athletics Director on strategic projects, as well as overall Department brand management.
Oberweger was hired as Associate Athletics Director for Athletics Communications in August 2005, after serving for seven months as a strategic planning consultant for the Department of Intercollegiate Athletics and Physical Education. He was a driving force behind the re-launch of the official Columbia Athletics website, www.gocolumbialions.com in July 2006, as well as the development, planning and implementation of new branding initiatives for Columbia University Athletics. In 2007 and 2008, he was responsible for the athletics event operations, including ticket and gameday event management, and was instrumental in developing event operations protocol for home football and basketball events at Columbia. He has also served as Chair of the Ivy League Digital Strategy Committee since 2011, and has been an important contributor to the development of the Ivy League Digital Network, which launched in August 2013.
A 1992 graduate of Columbia College, Oberweger also holds graduate degrees from Columbia Business School and the Newhouse School of Communications at Syracuse University. As an undergraduate, he was a highly-regarded broadcaster of Columbia athletics events on the student radio station, WKCR-FM, and served as public address announcer at Columbia football and basketball contests from 1998 to 2005. He can occasionally be heard as a fill-in play-by-play announcer on The Ivy League Digital Network, when Columbia's primary announcers are on other assignments.
Oberweger worked in sports media production, principally at ESPN and Madison Square Garden, before returning to Columbia in 2004 as associate director of Columbia250, the year-long celebration of the University's 250th anniversary. A native New Yorker, he and his wife Caroline '06TC live in Manhattan, with their daughter, Natalie and son, Samuel.


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Is this the one u guys got?? The Red-brown in 6mm??
Any one got it frm this website?? how is it??
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Is this the one u guys got?? The Red-brown in 6mm??
Any one got it frm this website?? how is it??
What is the website?
I haven't heard of anyone making their own from scratch, although I'm sure that someone must've. It looks like it would be more expensive to make your own belt than it would be to find a white girth belt and dye it. Or to get lucky and find one that is close in color. Not easy though, I've been looking.
That's what I used for mine. I sure do like it, and it was easy to make the girth out of.
I first bought single leather stripes, with the intention to braid myself, but that turned out as a fiasko!! :moon
There are members here that got it to work, Mirax H for example.
(Search the forum and find posts you will...;) )
Now I used pre braided leather, and that was great, but exensive as I bought it from a leatherstore here in Sweden ( 100$ per meter :( )
But for me it was worth it!!!
:eek 100$ per meter???? :eek :eek
Incredible! In Germany it's about 5 per meter, so the whole belt would be about 100 but only one meter?? Is it goldbreaded leather?
Haha!! Sorry, a zero to much... It was 10$ :lol
..i bought my leather stripes from www.lederkram.de the amound was around ~ 100euro.
How many yards did you guys use to make your belt? I know it's going to vary because of wast size. I'm just wondering if it would be cheeper to just buy the 25 yard roll.
..well i used round aboud 22meter/4mm. i bought them cause the color satisfied me. next belt will be made by 6mm. but first there is no need for an upgrade.
1 meter = 1.0936133 yard
so seems ok to buy fr the source specified...but international orders have to ogo thru a very tidious process. Any one wans to share? And mail the ammount needed to me...


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Fraser Institute fires off a damp squib
New addition: Download an annotated pdf of the Fraser report. An interactive pdf file, to be read on the screen, is here, and a printable version is here. Suggestions for further commenting are welcome. Additions to the pdf have to be short, and tied to particular pieces of text or figures. And of course we will only incorporate comments that we deem to be scientifically sound and cogent.
While most of the world's climate scientists were following the IPCC fest last week, a few contrarians left out in the cold were trying to to organize their own party.
An unofficial, "Independent Summary for Policymakers" (ISPM) of the IPCC Fourth Assessment report has been delivered by the Fraser Institute. It's a long, imposing-looking document, resembling, come to think of it, the formatting of the real Summary for Policymakers (SPM) document that was released on Friday after final negotiations of the IPCC in Paris last week. The Fraser Institute has assembled an awesome team of 10 authors, including such RC favorites as tilter-against-windmills-and-hockey-sticks Ross McKitrick, and other luminaries such as William Kininmonth, MSc, M.Admin — whose most recent paper is "Don't be Gored into Going Along" in the Oct-Nov issue of Power Engineer. To be fair, he did publish a paper on weather forecasting, back in 1973. According to the press release, the London kickoff event will be graced by the presence of "noted environmentalist" David Bellamy. It's true he's "noted," but what he's noted for is his blatant fabrication of numbers purporting to show that the world's glaciers are advancing rather retreating, as reported here.
Why go to all the trouble of producing an "independent" summary? The authors illuminate us with this wisdom regarding the official Summary for Policymakers: "A further problem is that the Summary for Policy Makers attached to the IPCC Report is produced, not by the scientific writers and reviewers, but by a process of negotiation among unnamed bureaucratic delegates from sponsoring governments." This statement (charitably) shows that the Fraser Institute authors are profoundly ignorant of the IPCC process. In fact, the actual authors of the official SPM are virtually all scientists, and are publically acknowleged. Moreover, the lead authors of the individual chapters are represented in the writing process leading to the SPM, and their job is to defend the basic science in their chapters. As lead author Gerald Meehl remarked to one of us on his way to Paris: "Scientists have to be ok, they have the last check. If they think the science is not represented, then they can send it back to the breakout groups. "
A common accusation at the time of the Third Assessment Report was that the SPM didn't reflect the science in the rest of the report. A special National Academy panel was convened at the request of President GW Bush, to consider this and other issues. The Panel found no significant disconnect between the SPM and the body of the report. The procedure followed this time is not in essence any different from that which has been used for previous IPCC reports.
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Make a list of all your priorities in a car, test drive both, and decide what you could see yourself paying for for the next three to five years.
VWoA does not offer any car in America, from the past to the present, that I would ever consider trading my R for.
I got a very nice R32 for about $15k just shy of a year ago. I was in a similar situation and I wanted a nice car to really drive the hell out of and enjoy. I have spent a few thousand over the past year in maintenance, tires, and a few problems (battery crapped out, CV boot ripped), but to me it has been worth all of it. I love driving it every day and I enjoy working on it.
Lots of VW stuff|Rare Scirocco parts!
The family: '55 Ford 351C, '70 TR6 262Olds, '80 Rabbit AAZ, '84 C30 350, '88 Scirocco 9A, '97 Hardbody KA24E, '01 TJ 150AMC.
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Team 30k Jetta - Frat Boys
Finished school, debt free and want to reward your self w a nice car to drive? I can understand that. You worked hard and want to enjoy life a little bit.
So why mk6 Jetta? I dont see any enjoyment or fun in that? Its basicly same as buying Camry/Fusion/Prius/Accord etc. Appliance.
Comparing Mk4 to Mk5 R32 would be more like it, or even mk5/mk6 GTI. I would seriously consider those instead of mk6 Jetta(unless you are talking about GLI).
Mk4 R32 is already 8yrs old and WILL require more fixing. Doesnt have to be a bad car, but the years and milage is catching up w them.
This may get a bit long but, if you want the thorough opinion of another long term R32 owner, here you go.
I bought mine new in May of '04, have about 72k miles on mine, and it's my daily driver. I've never owned another car anywhere near as long. The reason I still have it is due to the satisfaction it gives me. It isn't the best at anything but, it does so many things exceptionally well. And it has never let me down.
I would likely be very cautious about buying one used but, there are a lot of owners out there who take very good care of theirs so, if you have the time and patience, you could find a fine example. You'd be hard pressed to find one up to snuff for under 15k though. Based on my personal experience and years of being on that particular forum I would say they are pretty reliable. If treated and maintained well, they do not have many catastrophic failures. There are some of the annoyances had in some other models but, to me, they seem fairly routine with nearly any car. Sunroof leaks (which can be remedied), cooling fan failures seem to be normal, a few recall items which should have all been addressed by this point. I'm on my third battery. I had the fan replaced early this year. I had to replace the rubber gasket around the antenna base in year six. Front strut mounts seem to wear out/collapse with more frequency than you might expect. That's really about the extent of the troubles I've had but, it brings me to the next subject.
As time passes and, if you spend much time browsing the R32 forum, you will soon get the nearly irresistable urge to start spending silly sums of money modifying the car. Maybe this happens with other makes and models too so, it could just be a coincidence that this is the first car with which I've done this. Now some of what you do may be considered preventive maintenance or, just replacing wear and tear items before they fail so, some of it could be considered justifiable. I'm only being partially sarcastic with this. For example, I replaced my strut mounts with camber plates. Ther are certainly many advantages to the plates and they are certainly an upgrade/mod compared to stock parts. And since putting them in I no longer need to worry about the bushings collapsing, alignments are far more simple to get exact and they stay consistent over the long haul which eliminates the need to get realigned regularly, in addition to making tires last a bit longer. This principle applies to most of what I've done so, I don't feel like it's been unjustifiable.
Then again, almost none of it could be considered necessary. There are many who have enjoyed theirs completely bone stock for 100k plus miles. So if you can resist the urges, cost of ownership should be relatively low. There is some regular maintenance which is a bit more expensive and sensitive than with other VW's, such as the Haldex as mentioned earlier but, it's not a big deal, especially if you diy.
I've contemplated a new car a couple times in the past few years but, I just can't find anything that gives me the pleasure I get from driving this car every day. I've test driven plenty of others and have found them interesting, or even better in some ways. But nothing yet has given me good reason to stop owning this car. Now that I can afford something a bit more upscale, I thought I'd be able to find a worthy replacement. I really have no need, or space for two vehicles. And I just can't imagine myself not owning this car so, I'm sticking with it. Sometimes I wish it was quieter, faster, rode better, got better mileage, was more luxurious and high tech, etc. On the other hand, it's reasonably quick, handles pretty darn good, is quite comfortable, traction in all weather conditions is exceptional, is spacious enough, is reliable, has an intoxicating exhaust note, and gets compliments all the time from people who have no idea what it is or have never even seen one. And most important of all, it makes me happy to own it. There have been quite a few other original owners who sold theirs due to the urge to move on and, later on, missed it so much they decided they had to have another.
If you haven't driven one, I strongly suggest it. If you have and weren't stricken with desire then, nevermind.
Neither. Get a mk6 GTI. It's the awesome MkV with better sheet metal and excellent tunability. The bugs are more or less all worked out. An ECU upgrade and exhaust will get you 250 hp / 280 ft/lbs.
And the interior is much nicer than the Mk4, and nicer than the mk6 Jetta's by leaps and bounds. A mk6 GLI would get you all this too, but no launch control :/
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"It's not a real build until there's Plasti Dip involved."
Have you checked out the 09 Camry?
My mkv R32 has been far more problem free (read: none) than my mkv gti.
Those are two totally different cars though. Do you want decent mileage? How much do you want to pay for insurance? Do you want a warranty?


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Well..... upon close inspection under magnification, I now see the problem with the last shot hold open. Both the slide stop and the notch in the slide display obvious signs of deformation where the two pieces contact each other. Instead of both parts meeting squarely, they each have a bit of angle now. I'm really surprised there is enough forward motion in the slide, at that short part of the stroke before it catches, to have caused such damage. Regardless, this one's gotta go back to CZ. If I can get any macro photos to post here, I'll show you what I found.
I don't know if this has any correlation to the last shot fail to feed issue but I guess that is a moot point now. Given the damage to the notch in the slide, I imagine they will replace the gun. Can't just replace the slide since the slide, barrel and frame all have the serial.


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Ted Ligety has done it again.
The triple world champion ski racer from Park City became the first man to win three straight giant slalom races at Soelden, Austria, when he again routed the field Sunday in the World Cup season-opener. The four-time World Cup giant slalom champion won by 0.79 seconds over France's Alexis Pinturault to get his season off to exactly the kind of start he wanted.
"It feels good," he said. "I was definitely a little anxious coming into this race just because you never really know how you stand. In training last year, I was winning by a second and a half versus everybody, and this time I was getting beat in training sometimes, so it's good to know that you're actually still fast. And we have a lot of guys that are skiing fast, so it's nice to get some confirmation."
It was the 18th career World Cup victory for Ligety, who's hoping to challenge for the overall World Cup title this season after finishing third last year. Defending overall champion Marcel Hirscher of Austria was third on Sunday.
The 29-year-old Ligety is coming off a season in which he won three golds at the world championships, and he has been on the podium in nine straight World Cup giant slaloms.
Ligety endured changing conditions, from a sunny and slushy first run to a windy and bumpy second run, to clock a combined time of 1 minute, 59.50 seconds.
"Second run is always difficult," he said. "It's super dark on that pitch and it gets bumpy. There are a couple little tricky sections, so I'm glad I made it through. It wasn't clean but it was what I had to do to get the victory. It's a good day for sure. Any win is a good win and it's cool that I've been able to have this kind of success here in Soelden. It's always treated me well ever since my first time racing here, so it's definitely nice to get a win right off the bat."
Fellow American Bode Miller, the two-time overall World Cup champion, finished 19th in 2:02.79 in his first race in 20 months after recovering from a knee injury, while teammate Tim Jitloff finished 20th in 2:02.81.
"It was disappointing skiing today," Miller said. "It's not where I've been skiing the last weeks and obviously not where I want to start out. I didn't really come in with much of a goal. I wanted to obviously finish and see where I stacked up. I was hoping to ski similar to how I skied in training. That's always my goal. But you know, sometimes it doesn't happen."


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Hi, i have recently tried to dye my hair at a salon and the color did not take the stylist said id have no choice but to bleach it and to come back in 2 weeks. since i wasnt too keen on bleaching i waited the 2 weeks but i dyed my hair using the clairol textures and tones at home dye. the colour changed from black to dark brown although that wasnt the color i wanted i was happy considering ive been using black hair rinses on my hair for ages and a salon couldnt even get me a result. since my hair is brown i believe a second try with the dye will give me the color i want , how long do i have to wait before i can try again ? another 2 weeks? I havent had any deyness or breaking or change in curl pattern thus far ... so what do you think?


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With all the Scott Pilgrim love in the air, we figured now would be a perfect time to comb back through all six volumes of the graphic novel (as well as a few side stories published elsewhere) and count off every gaming reference we could find, hidden or otherwise. Part of the fun of reading the books is spotting these for yourself, but if you're lost (or just want to confirm whether you've found them all), the following guide should make everything clear.
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Hey everyone.
Since I'm new to the whole zine thing, i was wondering how one would create a new zine fest. there aren't a lot in my area currently (I tend to find out..after they've happened D:). I'm thinking of featuring a zine section to a school event, but am really interested in hosting my own.
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• Windage Adjustable Rear Peep Sight
• Detachable magazine
• Overall Length 43"
• Weight 9.5 lbs
• Mil Spec Parkerized Finish
I would really like to own one of these. It is the FAL type rifle. I have read a lot of good things about this weapon. I wonder if any of you have any experience with it?