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Tar Heels Open ACC Action At Wake Forest
• No. 1 North Carolina takes to the road this weekend as the Tar Heels open ACC play in Winston-Salem, N.C. against Wake Forest.
• The Tar Heels will open conference play on the road for the fourth consecutive year.
• UNC has posted a 5-4 record the last three years in the ACC opening weekend with a 3-0 sweep at Clemson in 2012 after back-to-back 1-2 series marks against Wake Forest in 2011 and Duke in 2010.
Best Start Since 2000
• The Tar Heels are off to their best start since 2000 as Carolina has reeled off 11 straight wins to open the 2013 campaign.
• The 11-0 start marks the third time under head coach Mike Fox that the Tar Heels have won their first 11 games, joining the 1999 and 2000 squads.
• Since the ACC went to an extended league schedule in 1987 the Tar Heels will open league play undefeated for just the second time on Friday. The 2000 group was also unbeaten entering ACC play but dropped the opener to snap the 21-0 start.
• The Tar Heels have posted a 183-35 (.839 winning percentage) record against non-conference foes before the opening ACC series of the year during Fox's tenure.
North Carolina-Wake Forest Series History
• Friday's series opener will be the 281st meeting between the Tobacco Road rivals, the third-most played opponent in Carolina history behind Virginia (282 games) and NC State (281 games).
• After not playing during the 2008 and 2009 regular seasons, the Tar Heels and Demon Deacons once again faced off on the diamond in 2010 and in each of the past two seasons.
• In the last five years the Tar Heels own an 11-3 edge over the Demon Deacons but dropped their series in 2011, 1-2.
• Since 2008 against Wake Forest the Tar Heels are:
• 1-2 at Wake Forest • 5-1 at UNC • 2-0 at ACC Tournament
Carolina In ACC Openers
• Since head coach Mike Fox took over the Tar Heels prior to the 1999 season Carolina has posted a 7-7 mark in the opening game of the ACC season and a 24-16 mark in the opening series of ACC play.
• The Tar Heels own a winning record in conference season openers on the road with a 12-10 mark under Fox but are 19-20 in the first ACC series away from Chapel Hill.
• Carolina has won its last four ACC opening games dating back to a 2008 loss against Clemson.
Tar Heel Bats Fuel Hot Start
• Carolina enters the weekend averaging nearly 10 runs a game with 107 runs through the opening 11 games.
• The 2012 season saw the Tar Heels score 372 runs in 62 games an average of 6 runs per contest.
• A big reason behind the offensive surge has been the Tar Heels' ability to keep innings alive this season. The Tar heels are hitting .325 (38-for-117) with two outs this season, compared to a .258 (182-for-706) average during the 2012 season.
• The NCAA released its first national ranking summary on Monday and the UNC offense owns 11 marks in the top 50 in the country.
• UNC is ranked among the top 20 in the country in:
• On-Base Percentage - 3rd, .454
• Batting Average - 4th, .334
• Scoring - 7th, 9.7
• Walks - 14th, 63
• Runs - 16th, 97
• Doubles Per Game - 19th, 2.4
Pitching Tops In The ACC
• Entering the 2013 season the North Carolina pitching staff was considered to be one of the best groups in the country.
• The Tar Heel pitchers are living up to the billing in the early going as they own the lowest-ERA in the conference at 1.86 entering the weekend.
• Carolina boasts a pair of starters with sub-1.00 ERAs in midweek starter Trent Thornton at 0.77 in 11.2 innings of work and Friday night starter Kent Emanuel with a 0.78 ERA in a league-high 23 innings.
• Five different pitchers have started a game this season and have combined to post a 1.45 ERA through the opening 11 games of the season and have been a key component to UNC's success.
• Opponents are struggling to get hits against the bullpen as well as the group has posted a .157 batting average against.
Tar Heels Delivering In Key Situations
• Averaging nearly 10 runs a contest takes some timely hitting and the Tar Heels have done just that through the opening three weeks of the season.
• Carolina is hitting .411 as a team with runners in scoring position entering the weekend.
• The .325 team average with 2 outs in an inning have led to 29 2-out RBIs which equal a third of the team's 88 RBIs this year.
• Leading the charge with two outs in an inning have been the trio of Skye Bolt, Chaz Frank and Mike Zolk.
• Frank leads the group with a .462 average with 2 outs, while Zolk checks in at .455 and Bolt is hitting .400
• Frank and Bolt have recorded a team-high 5 2-out RBIs and Zolk owns 4 2-out RBIs.
Freshmen Leading The Charge
• Freshman outfielder Skye Bolt entered Carolina as one of the top prospects in the country and the Woodstock, Ga., native has lived up to the reputation through the opening weeks.
• Bolt is leading the Tar Heels with the bat so far with a .487/.667/.580 slash line through the first three weeks. Bolt owns the 17th-highest batting average in the country this week and the 20th-highest on-base percentage.
• Fellow freshman Landon Lassiter is right behind Bolt in nearly every offensive category early on with a .438/.563/.609 slash line.
• Lassiter earned Astros Foundation College Classic All-Tournament Team honors after hitting .500 at the tournament with his second four-hit game of the season.
• Lassiter owns the sixth-highest on-base percentage in the country.
Even Distribution Throughout The Lineup
• Nine different Tar Heels have tallied at least five RBIs this season and five have eight or more through the opening three weeks of the season.
• There have also been six Tar Heels who have scored double-digit runs.
• Junior Colin Moran is second on the team with 12 RBIs but has been getting on base and leads the team with 18 runs scored, the fourth-most in the ACC.
Moran Taking His Free Passes
• Junior Colin Moran earned preseason first team All-America honors from Baseball America prior to the 2013 season and is expected to be the cornerstone of the Tar Heel offense.
• Moran has been pitched around through the first three weeks of the season and has drawn a team-high 13 walks.
• His 1.2 walks per game ratio ranks ninth in the country this week.
• As a result of reaching base at a .491 clip, Moran has scored 18 runs this season an average of 1.6 per contest.
• The ACC owns the top three run scorers per game in the nation in NC State's Trea Turner (1.91), Virginia's Brandon Cogswell (1.75) and Moran.
Emanuel Continues Dominance
• Junior left-hander Kent Emanuel did something no other Tar Heel had ever done in the opener against Seton Hall when he became the first pitcher in UNC history to throw a shutout in the season opener.
• Emanuel held Seton Hall in check all night long as he surrendered just four singles and struck out five batters over his nine innings of work.
• The Pirates managed just one runner past second base in the contest as Emanuel recorded his second career shutout.
• The shutout was the first thrown by a Carolina pitcher since Emanuel closed the door on Texas in the 2011 College World Series.
• Emanuel continued his dominance with a seven inning two-run performance against Stony Brook to improve to 2-0.
• Emanuel and Rice's Austin Kubitza lived up to the pitcher's duel in Friday's Astros Foundation College Classic opener.
• The pair each allowed one run in no decisions as the Tar Heel bullpen helped anchor a 2-1 win.
Rotation Returns
• Carolina is one of a few schools in the country that returns its entire weekend rotation that closed out the 2012 season.
• The Tar Heel trio of junior Kent Emanuel (8-4), sophomore Benton Moss (7-2) and junior Hobbs Johnson (7-1) combined for 22 wins a year ago.
• The 22 returning wins are tied for the second most returning in the country with Louisville. Florida State returns 25 but sophomore Mike Compton is set to miss the 2013 season due to injury after winning 12 games in 2012.
Most Starting Rotation Wins Returning in 2013
1. Florida State 25
T2. North Carolina 22
T2. Louisville 22
T4. Cal State Bakersfield 20
T4. Georgia Tech 20
T4. Saint Louis 20
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Washington based photojournalist John Spragens, Jr. lived in Asia for more than seven years. He spent a total of three years in Vietnam between 1966 and 1974, and traveled in several other countries in Southeast Asia., including Cambodia.
Spragens' photographs document Cambodia under the rule of the Communist-Vietnamese dominated government that came to power in January 1979, after the defeat of Pol Pot's Khmer Rouge by the Vietnamese army.
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you shouldnt have used tape, other than that it looks good
i took some acrylic and sand paper to it,how is it?
looking better some of the edges are still abit too straight looking weathering should look organic but its a great start!
Nothing wrong with that, it's looking good.... Keep up the good work...
Its definitely looking better, but I think you should round off all the 90* corners. in the weathering.
Lookin' good! I like the color scheme.
My helmets done!
Ive just put a layer of wash over my helmet.
me likey nic'n dirty
Come on,say something.
The last two photos make it really hard to see the detail but I really like the dirt and grim weathering you did from what I can tell.
Weathering looks nice!
sorry for the blurry pics.
my camera seems to freak out when it has low batteries.


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Vacation Bible School set at St. James
Vacation Bible School is being held this Wednesday through Friday from 6-8 p.m. daily at St. James Lutheran Church in Vandalia.
The VBS program is open to all children, ages 3-12. On Wednesday, participants will be planting a garden. On Thursday, they will have relays. The VBS will conclude with a family night cookout on Friday. Participants in the cookout are asked to take a hot dog fork, a side dish to share and a lawn chair.
The church is located at 727 W. Gallatin St. Telephone: 283-0725.
"What if some were unfaithful? Does their faithlessness nullify the faithfulness of God?" (Romans 3:3).
God is faithful. That means God does not change … neither does his word, and neither do his promises to you.
Still time to help with summer lunches
If you were unable to attend the recent volunteer meetings for the Summer Lunches for Kids program, there's still time to help.
Those who wish to volunteer or make donations to the program but were unable to attend the meetings are asked to call Pat Rhodes, 283-5372, or Northside Christian Church, 283-1970.
The mission of the program is to provide children with free and nutritious lunches during the summer months.
By Karen Redfern
What a gorgeous and fun-filled day at Evergreen Outreach on Monday.
Donna Smith entertained us with a few melodies, such as, "When We All Get To Heaven," "Tennessee Waltz," "The Grand Old Flag" and many others.
The Rev. Jim Fackler welcomed all, introduced birthdays and welcomed the Rev. Pete LeDuc. Betty Brown was the only birthday celebrant for the week.
More than 100 members and guests enjoyed the annual Ladies' Spring Banquet last Thursday at First Baptist Church.
I remember visiting with someone who has always left a lasting impression on me. It was when I was serving my first church after graduating from seminary.
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I think I made a mistake and posted this earlier in the wrong group. Apologies for reposting. Anyway, here is my question: I have a B2 (Upper intermediate) adult ESL student who's going on holidays soon and asked me for some book recommendations to read over the summer. I'm a new teacher (started teaching in April), and have no idea what would be apt for her level.
She likes reading fiction; recently she mentioned she'd been reading Paul Aster and Gabriel Garcia Marquez.
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Aspiring trimmer, introduction and a few questions
Ok so I'm John and I have a pipe dream of doing custom upholstery one day. I've wanted to do it since I was a kid and was discouraged from doing it as a teen by my folks. They didn't think there was a good living in it. They meant well but I wish I would have followed my dream and done it. So here I am almost 40 and I've decided I'm gonna give it all I got. The almost 40 part is why I say pipe dream. But all I can do is fail. I'm not quitting my day job or anything, I would like to start doing stuff on the side and see where it goes from there.
So I bought me a Juki 563 and I'm in the process of building a cutting table and turning my office into a workshop. I'll have to do really dirty work outside. I'm also taking an upholstery class here in Tulsa. It's just general upholstery but it's all that's available. I'm recovering my bench seat in my truck as my class project, more on that later. Ok so I have a few basic questions with plenty more to come and keep in mind, I had never even touched a sewing machine till I started my class. So.....
1. Does the bobbin thread have to be the same size as the needle thread (I think it does)
2. Does the bobbin thread have to be the same color as needle thread?
3. Does anyone know what the largest thread my Juki 563 is capable of sewing?
4. When sewing a seat cover together, can I use two different thicknesses of foam in the same cover? For instance, using 1/2 inch for the pleats and 1/4 inch for the other panels.
5. Someone on another forum told me not to glue my vinyl to sewfoam, to instead clip it on and sew it down. So..... To glue or not to glue?
6. When to use steam, if ever?
7. Do you do anything to your vinyl to make it more pliable, get wrinkles out and lay flat before you cut it?
8. How much vinyl will it take appox to cover a truck bench seat, that has the back of the seat covered as well?
9. Did I purchase a good machine with the 563
Ok that's it for now, but plenty more to come:) I look forward to the help thanks!
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Dantwolakes is a professional upholster and has posted lots of information Here on Hotrodders and other sites. search his tutorials, go the the Forum at the top of the page, then scroll down to interiors, Jon listed a lot of dan's info , picts there, archive of interior
1) The bobbin thread should be the same size as the top thread because larger top thread could cut smaller bobbin thread, and vice versa.
2) No, it doesn't matter what color the bobbin thread is.
3) Your Juki should be able to sew with size 270 thread with a size 24 or 25 needle.
4) Yes, it's done all the time.
5) You can clip it pin it, whatever, but I have had the best results with glue. Glue one side only with foam to foam glue, just enough to hold the fabric to the foam while you sew around the perimeter of your pattern line.
6) Steam fabric, but never leather or vinyl, and then only as a last resort.
7)The vinyl will soften up when you put the seat cover on, and most vinyl should come in a roll and not be wrinkled up anyway.
8) About 2 1/2 to 3 yards depending on the seat.
9) Juki is a great machine, a step up from the Singers and Consews of the world, but not as good as Adler or Pfaff.
Check out this thread, it will be exactly what you need for your class: http://www.hotrodders.com/forum/truc...al-118011.html
Wow, thanks so much for the quick response. Also, Dan I have been reading that thread. There are a couple of things in it that confuse me, but I'm at work right now so no time. But thank you both so much!
Whats the reason for not steaming leather or vinyl. What about when doing seats, I kind of found it necessary to use some steam to help fit the covers.
The reason for not steaming leather is that you can damage it. Water and leather do not mix. No leather supplier in the world recommends heating or wetting leather, and steaming does both. The reason for not steaming vinyl is that all you will do is get it wet. If the seat covers are made correctly, they will fit. If they are slightly off then adding some padding will correct them. If they are too small, nothing in the world will make them bigger.
You have to stop thinking of upholstery work as precision work, it's not. You can't adjust upholstery work by millimeters or thousandths of an inch like metal or wood. The original seat covers you copy aren't perfect, far from it. Unless they come from the rolls Royce factory, they are made in a factory on piece work, by someone who could care less about quality. The only thing they are worried about is making the most money they can. There are lots of flaws that the average person doesn't see, even in seats that look like they're perfect.
Thanks, Dan, for more great advice!
I figured it would damage the leather. What about for wrinkles and stuff you get when installing the covers, thats the only reason I used the steam when putting the seats together, to help smooth it back out and poof the sew foam up.
Ive seen guys steaming seats before thats why Im wondering, I dont want to be doing it though if Im damaging the material.
steaming seats.
I was an engineer at Ford for over 15 years, Had interior trim for a few years, In the factory they used super heated steam, Had booster heaters near the point of use, on most cars in the 60's and 70's they would use a steam hose thru the luggage compartment, poke the hose nozzel in the qtr roof area and steam for 30 to 40 seconds to remove headliner minor wrinkles. , in the seat build area they had a couple steam drops, seats only got steam when there were wrinkles.
I disagree with Dan, I use steam with vinyl all the time just like we did at WyoTech. Maybe he is referring to steaming the outside or face of the vinyl which will just get it wet, but if you steam the underside the vinyl it becomes warm and very pliable and will remove wrinkles put in place by the upholstery process. Like was mentioned I only steam vinyl after the covers are on or mostly in place. I also use a steamer head when reverse engineering patterns as it helps smooth them out and lay flat. I also use steam on the backside of suspended headliners that are premade and have fold wrinkles from shipping, I just hang them up and steam the backside until the wrinkles are gone, works great when no sun is available to naturally remove the wrinkles.
I was talking about seat covers that you make yourself. In the 60s and 70s, there was cotton content in automotive fabric, and vinyl was stiff and hard. Now days, there is no cotton content in fabrics used for automotive use, they are all 100% synthetic, and vinyls are vastly improved and are soft and supple. Steaming fabric with no cotton content is a waste of time, as is steaming a vinyl seat cover. Both of them will just get wet. Seat covers, headliners, and convertible tops that are sent to you folded up and may have been in a box for months are a different thing. Those things may need a little help and steaming or heating them makes sense.
As for seat covers you make, if you use quality materials, and your workmanship is good, you don't need to heat or steam them to get them to look good. If it doesn't look good, my suggestion is to take them off and find out why it doesn't look good. Heating or steaming will not fix poor workmanship, nor are they substitutes for good workmanship.
Igor, you came to the right place to learn. I've been cry busy lately with a house sale. But once that's complete, I'll be back here in full motion learning more and more from this board. Best advice I can give you is to practice sewing as much as possible before you do anything important. Learning how to control your machine and sewing straight are the critical things to learn.
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it's pretty much my name and state. I don't have a big online presence and i thought that if i post under something close to to my real name--it would keep me honest and polite.
It's pretty much my name and state. I don't have a big online presence and I thought that if I post under something close to to my real name--it would keep me honest and polite.
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|My sister works at one of the chain thrift shops that most people donate to. I have learned, I will NEVER donate to this place again. Turns out, a lot of what you, I, and others have donated has wound up just getting thrown away anyway. For example jeans. They only take certain brands. The tags still have to be attached. Anything else, they send off to be turned into rags. If it's after a holiday and you are donating your old holiday stuff, they put what they can hold into their storage space. Any overflow gets thrown out. I'm not saying places like this don't do a lot of good for people, but I would rather take donations to a church where they don't waste what I am trying to give. Just something for people to consider. Just like money, you need to be aware of what happens to things once you donate them.
|Well said..we are all people.
There are food banks in most cities in the states. That aside, the "Great Recession" certainly hit some folks very hard. I think this movie was produced by HBO but "American Winter" is worth a look. It tracks six families in the Portland, Oregon area through a winter of the recession. These are all folks who were doing everything right - and it fell apart. Heartbreaking.
I'm glad your neighbor has a home.
There are kids on the street, there are families on the street. Most are there because the other choice was untenable or non-existent. I don't know what the answer is, I don't know what we can do individually. I think there needs to be pressure put on elected officials to increase programs for people - and a way for people to get what they need without feeling self conscience or guilty.
Long ago and far away, food stamps helped keep me fed through college. There was one location where the official acted as though I were taking food from her table. But only one. When I drew unemployment, I only had one clerk that acted as though I shouldn't be getting it. These were both people who shouldn't have had the jobs they did as they were not sympathetic to their clients. They were the exceptions 'though and I am thankful for that.
A lot of policies have changed since then although I think the recent financial mess has loosened the system up a little bit.
Bottom line - I think we need to take a hard look at ourselves, our governments and it's collective policies -- and how that combination treats people. Because whether you agree with their choices or not, whether you think they should have done things differently or not -- they are people.
And remember 50 is the new 20, sadly that also is equal when it comes to $.
I just got that--too true.
llombardo--what a good story! I have been very fortunate in my life. My family was wealthy when I was little but by the time I was a teenager--it was all gone. Reminds me of the saying. "I've been rich and I've been poor. Rich is better."
I spent time on public assistance. I've been a single Mom on food stamps--splitting a Top Ramen with my kid--he got the noodles, I got the broth.
But things turned around and I'm in a comfortable place but like you I try not to forget how I had to make some hard choices about what got paid each month and how tight a budget can be.
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Today I took my son out for lunch and he is 10, he stood around for 5 minutes to hold the door open for a senior that's the kind of kid I raised and I was so proud of him. If everyone did a little something for a stranger the world would be a happier place
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During the past presidential election, Governor Sarah Palin used her daughter as a prop in the campaign trotting the young woman and her boy friend around to prove a point that to this day remains rather obscure. Ms.Palin thought nothing to exposing her pregnant daughter to the scrutiny of the world in an endeavor to prove that she opposed abortion. Bristol Palin was rather silent during the entire process of campaigning, but now has decided to speak her mind. Bristol, who is an unwed mother, spoke out against teenage pregnancy and disagreed with her mother's view that abstinence was a solution to dealing with teenage sex. "I hope people learn from my story. It's so much easier if you're married, have a house and career. It's not a situation you want to strive for."
Bristol Palin is still engaged to the young man who claims he wants to marry her. But, he apparently wants to go on to college and in the coming years, his present desire may become less intense. The tragedy of this episode is not that two youngsters had sex and one became pregnant. The real tragedy is how people on both sides of the abortion issue attempted to use these young people as part of an agenda that had nothing to do with what Bristol and her boy friend wanted in life.
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Before every Arsenal fixture, we'll bring you a Scouting Report on the Gunners' next opponents.
Former Arsenal midfielder Stewart Robson will give his pre-match view and you can get his post-match verdict in our Talking Tactics feature on Arsenal Player. We'll also hear from a journalist who follows the club we'll be facing.
Last season Liverpool were forced to play a very defensive game. This year Kenny Dalglish will be hoping his team can match Arsenal's creativity in midfield and cause problems with Andy Carroll's height and the movement of Luis Suarez. However Liverpool will need to play with the same intensity, both with and without the ball, as they did in the first half against Sunderland last week if they are to get anything from the game.
They played 4-4-2 on Saturday against Sunderland and I wouldn't envisage Kenny Dalglish will change it that much. Jordan Henderson started on the right, Stuart Downing on the left and then Charlie Adam alongside Lucas. So three of the four midfielders were making their debuts. But one of the noticeable things about when Dalglish took over last season was that he did vary his system a fair bit. They played 4-2-3-1 in quite a few games, 4-4-2, 4-3-3 - it was a bit of a 'horses for courses' scenario depending on the opposition and the players he had available to him.
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Carroll scored the winner at Emirates for Newcastle last season and there is hope that Liverpool, as an attacking force, can really cause Arsenal problems. They will look to Downing, with his pace and quality on the wing, to get things going down the flanks. He has also got a big part to play in whipping in balls for Suarez and Carroll.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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Kathy, I had no problem finding the unedited call.
I cannot imagine how I can contribute more to this thread
Doctoring audio and video isn't new to FOX or MSNBC.
Can you point out where or when Fox doctored a news story, dangerous or not
usually people who say "i have nothing to prove" can't. that's ok. i just have this thing about people making statements and offering something to back it up. QuoteIf the information was obscure or difficult to obtain I would agree and provide it. But it's not. I only regret we can't stop derailing a perfectly good thread ....
If the information was obscure or difficult to obtain I would agree and provide it. But it's not. I only regret we can't stop derailing a perfectly good thread ....
that on political news I trust BBC RT or Al Jazeera before others.
which we pretty much took apart ;)
And I disagree.
Not trying to be difficult or stir up trouble, but the fact that you disagree doesn't surprise me in the least, or probably anyone else for that matter. And honestly, I have no desire to expend time and energy to try and change your mind, which I have no doubt I couldn't do, even if I put forth the effort.But I am truly curious about one common theme...While I hate painting with a broad brush and putting labels on people, Let's be honest, we all do it, because simply put, labels fit.Anyone who spends any amount of time on this forum, especially in the coffee house, can get a pretty quick read on each members political views.Now for what I'm confused on...I'm fairly conservative, freely admit it, even embrace it. I think I can comfortably say that most like minded folks on the forum feel the same way about this. What I don't fully understand, folks like You and Blue, who I think would be categorized by most as leaning significantly left, at a minimum, always shun the left and liberal label and claim to be MODERATES. :?To steal a line from Monday Night Football C'Mon Man! I just don't get it, why is that? Why not just embrace it?
I think we've covered this many times Moots. The extremes (right and left) base their opinions on emotion. We've seen this over and over in posts about economics, science, regulations, coal, incandescent light bulbs, etc. Those of us in the middle (the moderates) base our decisions on DATA. We are objective and rational and don't need a puppet master to tell us what to believe. Just sayin ;)
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Tennessee basketball coach Donnie Tyndall announced the hiring of three members of his support staff Friday, completing his full-time staff.
J.T. Burton was named Director of Player Development. Beau Braden was named Video Coordinator, and R.J. Rush was appointed Special Assistant to the Head Coach.
All three additions have previous experience either playing for or working alongside Tyndall.
"Although the `coaches' often get the bulk of the credit for a program's success, there are always several hard-working people behind the scenes who are vital to achieving excellence, developing student-athletes and competing for championships," Tyndall said. "Putting the right people in these key support staff roles is extremely important to me, and I feel very confident that J.T., Beau and R.J. bring all the right traits to our Tennessee basketball family.
"Looking at this staff as a whole, there is no doubt in my mind that we will accomplish great things. We certainly will never be outworked."
J.T. Burton - Director of Player Development
J.T. Burton was hired by Tennessee head basketball coach Donnie Tyndall in May 2014 as the program's Director of Player Development. Their relationship dates to 1996, when Tyndall was a rookie head coach at St. Catharine College and Burton was a point guard on that team.
Burton is a native of Springfield, Ky. Key among his several responsibilities as the Volunteers' Director of Player Development is his role of academic liaison to UT's Thornton Athletics Student Life Center.
Burton - who boasts more than 15 years of basketball coaching experience - followed in Tyndall's footsteps and spent the last six years as head coach at St. Catharine College. His final season there resulted in a quarterfinal appearance at the 2014 NAIA Division I Men's Basketball Championship, a 20-13 record and a year-end national ranking of No. 18.
As a head coach, Burton accumulated close to 100 wins and posted three 20-win seasons.
"J.T. is one of my former players, and I've known him for close to 20 years now. His loyalty is second to none," Tyndall said. "He's proven himself to be a great head coach. His tireless work ethic and his ability to connect with student-athletes are going to be tremendous assets for our program.
"J.T. is like a son to me, and I'm very fortunate and honored that he was willing to give up a head coaching position to be a part of our basketball family here at Tennessee."
Burton began his coaching career with back-to-back one-year stints as an assistant coach at St. Catharine College and Marshalltown (Iowa) Community College in 1999-2000 and 2000-01, respectively.
He later accepted a position as assistant boys' basketball coach at Washington County High School in Springfield, Ky. After one season, he was named head coach of the school's girls' basketball team, a role he held from 2003-2007. His WCHS girls' teams averaged 17 wins per season, and he led Washington County to a quarterfinal appearance at the 2005 KHSAA state tournament.
Prior to the 2007-08 campaign, Burton returned to St. Catharine as an assistant coach, and he was handed the head coaching reins just one year later. He was named Mid-South Conference Coach of the Year in 2011 after leading the Patriots to an overall record of 24-10 and a conference mark of 16-5. That 2010-11 squad reached the NAIA National Tournament and ascended as high as No. 14 in the national rankings.
Burton was a guard at St. Catharine College from 1995-1997 when it was a two-year institution (now a four-year school). He was a member of Tyndall's 1996-97 Patriots squad that went 30-5 and became the first team in school history to advance to the National Junior College Tournament.
Burton received his Bachelor's degree from Tennessee Wesleyan College in 1999 and later earned a Master's degree in Special Education at Campbellsville University in 2005.
He and his wife, Carla, have two daughters, Alexis and Jada.
Beau Braden - Video Coordinator
Beau Braden enters his first season as Tennessee's video coordinator after spending the previous two years as an assistant coach at Morehead State.
This is Braden's second stint working alongside first-year UT head coach Donnie Tyndall, as Braden served in the dual role of director of basketball operations and graduate manager during Tyndall's sixth and final year as the Eagles' head coach in 2011-12.
"Beau started his Division I coaching career as my graduate assistant at Morehead State," Tyndall said. "While working together there, he proved himself as someone who eagerly accepted any and all responsibilities with absolutely no ego.
"He's a dedicated, hard-working, young coach. With his willingness to be a true team player, he is going to continue to rise in the coaching profession."
During Braden's two seasons as a full-time assistant coach at Morehead State, the Eagles recorded 35 overall victories, 18 conference wins and posted a 20-win campaign in 2013-14.
Braden spent the first half of the 2011-12 season as MSU's director of basketball operations and the second half as a graduate manager. He coordinated several administrative duties and all video operations during a season in which the Eagles won 18 games and finished third in the Ohio Valley Conference.
In 2010-11, he worked as an assistant coach under Tennessee's current Director of Player Development J.T. Burton at St. Catharine College near Springfield, Ky. Focusing much of his efforts on recruiting, scouting, individual instruction and academics, Braden helped guide the Patriots to a 24-9 record, an NAIA national tournament berth and three triumphs over eventual national champion Pikeville.
Braden's first collegiate staff experience came as a graduate assistant and junior varsity coach at Georgetown College in Georgetown, Ky., during the 2009-10 campaign. The Tigers posted a 27-6 record that season, captured the Mid-South Conference Tournament championship and earned an NAIA national tournament berth.
A native of Louisville, Ky., Braden played basketball at Centre College in Danville, Ky., for four seasons and was a two-time team captain. The Colonels were 92-21 during his playing career, and they posted a 25-3 record and ascended as high as No. 2 in the national rankings during his junior season.
He was part of three Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference championship teams and played in three NCAA Division III national tournaments.
Braden received his Bachelor's degree in Government and Economics from Centre in 2009, and he is currently working toward a Master's degree in Sports Management from Morehead State.
R.J. Rush - Special Assistant to the Head Coach
R.J. Rush accompanied head basketball coach Donnie Tyndall to Knoxville after spending two years on Tyndall's staff at Southern Miss. In his first year at Tennessee, Rush holds the title of Special Assistant to the Head Coach.
"R.J. is a bright young coach who has a great ability to positively impact our players and our program," Tyndall said. "As my graduate assistant for two years at Southern Miss, he proved himself invaluable in many different ways. He'll play a key role in our success here at Tennessee because of the relentless work ethic and ambition he possesses."
A native of Moon Township, Pa., Rush was a graduate assistant at Southern Miss during the 2013-14 campaign. He had previously served as the Eagles' video coordinator in 2012-13.
During Rush's two seasons on staff in Hattiesburg, Southern Miss posted a 56-17 overall record, including a 25-7 mark in Conference USA games. The 2013-14 squad captured a share of the regular-season Conference USA championship and won a school-record 29 games.
Rush was a forward on the men's basketball team at Slippery Rock University for three seasons from 2008-11. The Rock earned a bid to the NCAA Division II Tournament when Rush was a senior in 2011.
He played basketball at Pittsburgh-Titusville during the 2007-08 season after a standout career as a two-sport athlete at Moon Area High School in Robinson Township, Pa. Rush helped lead Moon to three consecutive WPIAL championship game appearances and a PIAA quarterfinal berth during his senior season.
Rush earned his Bachelor's degree in Accounting from Slippery Rock in 2011 and later received his Master's degree in Sports Management from Southern Miss in 2014.


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Look into the eyes of Jermaine Ruttley and there's a certain amount of wisdom not often seen in a high school junior. Hear him talk and you begin to understand why. But Ruttley has faced plenty of adversity in his young life. With each challenge, the 6-foot-3 point guard comes through it stronger and more determined to reach his dreams. Just two days before the basketball season was set to begin, Ruttley's season came to a screeching halt: He suffered a season-ending leg injury and ended up spending nearly a month in the hospital after his kidneys started to shut down following surgery. What was expected to be a breakout year for Ruttley turned tragic on one dunk attempt. He had done it countless times before, but this one was far different. One might expect Ruttley to be angry; maybe even furious or irate. But Ruttley, like usual, refuses to see his lost season on the court as a negative off of it. He prefers to dig a little deeper and even leaned of the memory of Cameron Irvin, his North Hardin teammate who died in 2009 in an accident, for support. "I've had changes in my life," Ruttley said. "Those things have made me more mature for my average age. I've had to grow up faster. I had to. "They say God has little tests for all of us," he added. "I was disappointed because of how hard I worked. But I wasn't frustrated at all. I had to accept the fact I was injured. After I saw the first game, I wished I was out there. But it's not the end. God must have a plan for me." Ruttley's journey to this point of acceptance has been a long and winding one. He has had to deal with his parents divorce. He lives with his mother, but has contact with his father, who lives in Chicago. Ruttley spent time at Brown Street Alternative Education Center, which provides a positive learning environment to help students succeed by reducing behavior problems and negative attitudes. When he was an eighth-grader, Ruttley was stabbed over a game of one-on-one. According to Ruttley, he won a game against a teen-ager, who then tried to fight him. After being struck first, Ruttley said he beat up the teen-ager. The next day, Ruttley was stabbed and had to be airlifted to Louisville. He received 16 staples to close the wound and spent three days in the hospital. Ruttley has a constant reminder with a scar several inches long on his stomach. "This was much worse than that," Ruttley said. "This was crazy. I expected to be there three or four days and it turned into three or four weeks and I just hoped I was going to get better." But Ruttley has turned his life around and much of the credit can be traced to his love of basketball. Ruttley even said during an interview last year, "The game of basketball has changed me. I think without basketball I'd be dead or in jail." Last season, Ruttley averaged 10.4 rebounds and 4.4 rebounds and led the Trojans with 131 assists. Ruttley, though, offered a glimpse of his immense potential as he blossomed into a postseason star. In the 5th Region championship game, North Hardin coach Ron Bevars pulled Ruttley aside and told him to take over the game after leading scorer James Berry fouled out. Ruttley did as he was told. He put the Trojans ahead with a finger-roll layup in traffic, dished out an assist to make it a four-point game and played lock-down defense until Campbellsville's final 3-pointer kicked off the rim to give North Hardin a 69-66 victory. After an offseason of playing with an AAU team out of Louisville and working on his game, Ruttley was ready to take the region by storm. During a preseason poll for The Cats Pause, most coaches had Ruttley ranked among the top three players in the region. But during warm-ups prior to North Hardin's scrimmage against Louisville DuPont Manual at Louisville Male, it all changed. Ruttley went up for a dunk during warm-ups when something went seriously wrong. "When I went to go up, I heard something," Ruttley said. "When I came down it popped. I dunked and when I came down I was hopping on my left foot. I knew when I went up I had done something. It sounded like a gun shot. Pow! "I looked down and saw my leg just hanging there," he added. "I thought I was done. But I started doing some research and found this is the same injury Michael Bush had." Ruttley landed awkwardly, breaking both the tibia and fibula in his right leg. He was taken to Kosair Children's Hospital, where he remained overnight and had surgery the next day to place a titanium rod in his leg. But a few days after the surgery, Ruttley's kidneys started to shut down and he had to be put on dialysis. It was unclear what caused it and how long it would take for Ruttley to recover. "I was scared when I went to the bathroom and I was peeing black stuff," said Ruttley, who was visited by several University of Louisville basketball players in the hospital. Ruttley was finally released from the hospital a few days before Christmas. He attended North Hardin's games in the Whitaker Bank/Fort Harrod Classic at Mercer County to begin the healing process. It was therapeutic to the team to see Ruttley, but also for him to be around his teammates. Ruttley is still on crutches and was set to begin rehab last week. He can't put any weight on his right foot under doctor orders, but manages to get around quickly. He attends practices and sits on the bench during games, often giving advice or making suggestions. "I'm glad to be back," Ruttley said. "The most important thing is learning. I have to focus on my grades. Sometimes good things come from something bad. I think this makes me want to play basketball more. I see people playing and it kind of makes me jealous. "I'll be back playing the spring," he added. "At least this didn't happen next year. I'll be able to play with my AAU team (in the summer) and I'll be able to play next year. 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Below are Fishing Guides to Georgia's Public Fishing Areas. Included in each guide is information on amenities, fish species, best fishing times and a map of the area. Adobe Acrobat Reader is required to view the guides.
Big Lazer PFA
This 195-acre public fishing lake is located on Big Lazer Creek Wildlife Management Area in Talbot County between Talbotton and Thomaston, Georgia. Big Lazer Creek PFA offers excellent fishing for bluegill, channel catfish, crappie and largemouth bass. Approximately 15 acres of standing timber remain along the old creek channel and around a small island. The upper end of the lake is fairly shallow, averaging less than five feet deep. Fish attractors have been installed around the fishing pier to improve fishing. All PFA users are asked to please sign in. Click here to view the guide.
Dodge County PFA
Dodge County Public Fishing Area is located on 444 acres southeast of Eastman in Georgia's middle coastal plain. Gently rolling terrain surrounds the 104-acre lake containing mixed pine/hardwood stands, longleaf/wiregrass communities, planted pines and a mature hardwood bottom. Coves, points, shallow creek channels, a small island and standing timber and submerged structures to attract fish characterize Steve Bell Lake. The lake is intensively managed to provide quality fishing. The peaceful surroundings provide an excellent setting for fishing and enjoying the outdoors with family or by yourself. Click here to view the guide.
Evans County PFA
Located on a gently rolling 372-acre tract in Evans County, this PFA offers three lakes which vary in size from 8 to 84 acres for your fishing enjoyment. All lakes can be fished from the bank or by boat. Two of the lakes are fertilized and intensively managed to maximize fishing success. Crappie, largemouth bass and catfish are available to anglers. Public fishing areas are "perfect family areas," so visit Evans County PFA for a peaceful fishing or picnicking experience with friends and family. Click here to view the guide.
Flat Creek PFA
This 102-acre public fishing lake is located in Houston County south of Perry, Georgia. Flat Creek Public Fishing Area (PFA) offers excellent fishing for bluegill, redear sunfish, channel catfish, and largemouth bass. The lake can be accessed by bank or by boat and is intensively managed to maximize fishing success. Due to its close proximity to I-75 and its location in central Georgia, the lake is easily accessible to many outdoor enthusiasts. Visit Flat Creek PFA for an exceptional fishing or outdoors experience with friends and family. Click here to view the guide.
Hugh Gillis PFA
Hugh M. Gillis is one of Georgia's newest public fishing areas. Located in Laurens County just east of Dublin, the property contains a large 109-acre lake surrounded by 640 acres of gently rolling terrain with a mixture of longleaf pine/wiregrass communities, plated pines and scattered hardwoods. The lake is intensively managed to provide excellent fishing for both boat and bank anglers and has numerous coves, points, submerged humps and standing timber to attract fish. Visit Hugh Gillis PFA for an excellent setting for picnicking and enjoying the outdoors with family and friends. Click here to view the guide.
Marben PFA (Charlie Elliott Wildlife Center)
The 6,400 acre tract of land known as Charlie Elliott Wildlife Center includes Marben Public Fishing Area, Clybel WMA and Preaching Rock Wildlife Education Center. The granite outcroppings, old fields hardwood forests, and pines give the area an abundance of scenic beauty. Facilities planned for the educational complex will make it the premier facility of its type in the Southeast. Marben PFA consists of approximately 295 acres of water in 20 ponds. The lakes are intensively managed for fishing and are accessible to both boat and bank anglers.Click here to view the guide.
McDuffie PFA
McDuffie PFA is located in Georgia's upper coastal plain near Dearing. The area includes the public fishing area, a warmwater fish hatchery and the McDuffie Environmental Education Center. Majestic longleaf pines and sandy soil characterize the landscape. Seven ponds ranging in size from 5 to 37 acres are available for public fishing on the 560-acre tract. McDuffie Public Fishing Area is an excellent location for a family outing. Click here to view the guide.
Ocmulgee PFA
Nestled within the boundaries of Ocmulgee Wildlife Management Area in Bleckley County, Ocmulgee PFA offers a 106-acre lake for your fishing enjoyment. The lake can be fished from the bank or by boat and is fertilized and intensively managed to maximize fishing success. Due to its unique location and close proximity to the Ocmulgee River, this area offers many opportunities for the outdoor enthusiast. Visit Ocmulgee PFA for a peaceful fishing or outdoor experience with friends and family. Click here to view the guide.
Paradise PFA
Paradise PFA is located on 1,351 gently rolling acres in Berrien and Tift county. Sixty lakes totaling 525 acres, provides excellent boat and bank fishing and more than 350 acres of water are intensively managed for fishing. Heavily forested with pine plantations and small communities of longleaf pine/wiregrass, a variety of waterfowl and birds of prey are frequently seen on the area, such as the Canada goose, mallard, wood duck, red-tailed hawk and the majestic bald eagle. Paradise PFA offers a relaxed setting, ideal for both families and individual anglers alike. Click here to view the guide.
Rocky Mountain PFA
Rocky Mountain PF A is located in Northwest Georgia near the Chattahoochee National Forest on 5,000 acres of Oglethorpe Power Corporation land. The area includes two recreation lakes totaling 559 acres. Largemouth bass and sunfish are the most common game fish species in both lakes. Numerous wildlife species frequent the area, providing visitors an opportunity to observe wildlife in a natural setting. The lakes, with a backdrop of forested ridgelines, offer visitors a scenic and relaxed setting in which to enjoy fishing, hunting, picnicking, hiking, camping and other outdoor activities. Click here to view the guide.
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After Arsenal's 1-0 win over Leeds on Monday, we asked fans to share their thoughts on the game via Twitter.
Many of you got in touch and below is a selection of those comments.
If you don't already follow us on Twitter and want to have your say, you can find us here: @Arsenal
@TheSquidBoyLike - That the armband was given to Arteta shouldn't be overlooked. Another exemplary performance. Clearly influential, both on and off the pitch.
@MastersGreen - When you need a goal you need Thierry Henry.
@EAlvinator - Thanks Thierry for that goal and for making my night. The memory is forever. Welcome home chief!
@JaneCurran - The atmosphere tonight was nearly as amazing as when we played Barca. Let's keep it there for the Man Utd game!
@LloydNel19 - The king returned, scored, and sent everybody into raptures! Proud to have been there to witness such history!
@canadarse - Alex Song again shows what class and vision he has as one of the most truly complete footballers in the country.
@Mugu_Yaro_Kamsi - Titi is here again... Vava Voooom.
@DouglasDielle - For every good player that leaves Arsenal, Arsène Wenger replaces them with one of similar calibre. Vieira > Fabregas > Song.
@Gnazmi - TH runs to AW after the goal. That's love, a father and son's love!
@AlexSong_Fans - Amazing win! Still ecstatic from the match! Perfect through ball from Alex Song and Thierry Henry scores.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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Posted by Clay Richardson on March 11, 2014
Over the last 12 years, I've seen – and helped drive – a lot of change in the BPM market. First, I watched BPM move from a heavy focus on integration to a greater focus on collaboration and social interaction. And then, BPM expanded from highly structured and 'automate-able' processes to address unstructured, more dynamic business processes. It is safe to say that over the last decade, demand for BPM was driven by key characteristics of the "Information Age" - a relentless drive towards improving the flow and sharing of information across people and systems.
Now, the most compelling business cases powering fresh demand for BPM focus on characteristics of the new age we are moving into - what Forrester calls the "Age Of The Customer." If you look closely at most of today's BPM initiatives, they tend to hide behind an imaginary firewall that separates what external customers experience and what internal business operations feel they need to be efficient. In this new age, business leaders are waking up to the realization that they can no longer divorce process improvement from the people and systems that touch customers, partners, and customer-facing employees.


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Roksanda Ilincic's resort / pre-spring 2013 collection has been previewed and Fashionising.com has each of the key looks for you.
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I have read several times that one of the key differences between the 95's and all the others was that the 95 had a recessed visor.
Can one of you helmet experts confirm once and for all if the recessed visor was only found on the DP 95 or was it also found on some of the 96's?
Here's two pics for reference:
First what I believe to be a 95
Next, what i believe to be a 96
What sayest thou experts of the bucket?