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According to FOS recruiting reporter Greg Pickel, Virginia standout Nicholas Scott committed to the Nittany Lions during an unofficial visit this weekend.
"The visit was great," Scott told Pickel. "I am proud to say that I am now a Penn State Nittany Lion."
Scott is the second member of the class, joining Maryland running back Mark Allen.
Stay tuned for more on this story.

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Looking for "telaraña" in the dictionary I read "web". I´ve just realized the WWW meaning!!!! Absent-minded of me.
A little slow on the uptake, huh?
QuoteA little slow on the uptake, huh? Totally. I am so happy sometimes.... :lol:
It is a cross spider (araña de la cruz) Araneus diadematus.


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dose any one live in arkansas or near arkansas
dose any one live in arkansas or near arkansas
Yeaah, there is a couple. I am in Hot Springs.
what's up I live in Little Rock my name is Woody
Little Rock here.... hit me up with an email or on facebook
under TK9612.
Just let me know you're from TDH.
Hopefully, we're looking at a future Mando Mercs clan
in the future. I've also done a "Arkansas mandalorians" fan
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Arsenal travel to the south of France to take on Montpellier in the Champions League on Tuesday evening.
You can find out more about our French opponents below.
Full name: Montpellier HSC
Manager: Rene Girard
Club colours: Blue shirts, orange shorts, blue socks
Nickname(s): La Paillade
Three facts about Montpellier:
- Montpellier won the Ligue 1 title for the first time in their history last season
- Arsenal signed striker Olivier Giroud from the club in the summer
- Montpellier are taking part in the Champions League for the first time
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Talented central defender Yanga-Mbiwa was central to Montpellier's title success, starting 32 league games. The 23-year-old made his France debut this year, and has three caps for the national side.


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Discussion in 'March 2011' started by roscoe36, Oct 19, 2010.
I heard they didn't let DoubleA play to squelch any hugginisms.
With dice and Sheed on the decline in 2008, don't ya wish if Joe had to swap Billups for Nugget, it had been Nene instead of AI? I mean capp space/hindsight is 20/20 but right now Nene and AA would be more valuable to the Pistons than the Gordon/CV combo.... The Pistons can score.....they just can stop any other team from doing it.. They are currently 30th in the league on FG% against >>>allowing teams to shoot 48.4% against [STRIKE]us[/STRIKE] them. Seems like opposing teams have been averaging 55% since the all-star break...
The return of JJ next season, plus the continued development of Monroe and Daye, should give us hope for a way better defensive team in the future. Obviously, the Pistons need to keep adding to that - this season, the one strong and deep position in this draft is the crop of PF's (according to Chad Ford). If we add a really good young bigman, JJ, Monroe and Daye would make up a potentially very fine young big man rotation. If we don't F up Stuckey, he's a very good defensive guard. It'll be several seasons before we're a high end competitive team again, but we definitely aren't without good assets moving forward. We just have to add to them, and balance out this roster around those 4 core guys.
I know you like to raz him but I only think of the close calls he had already in his young career with the dizzyness and fainting, whatever the health issues are there and I think of some of the athletes weve lost due to this type of health issue. The way i figure it if he feels blessed to be playing the game he loves and still be alive and healthy at the end of the day...he can hug whoever he wants at the end of it. Heck it would be different if he was the only person doing it, but pretty much everyone hugs or embraces on the court before and after the game nowadays.
Wow. His assist-to-turnover ratio is an undefined value.
That explains why my computer crashed when I tried to compute it.
After the Bulls lost Jordan and Pimp how long did it take for them to become better than .500 ? I know they blew several every high picks. It seems like 6-7 seasons. I can't see us doing any better.
Great comparison. The Bulls went 62-20 and won the NBA Championship in 1998. They stunk real bad for the next 6 season. The number of wins the following seasons: 1999: 13 2000: 17 2001: 15 2002: 21 2003: 30 2004: 23 In 2005, the Bulls were back to the playoffs with a 47-35 record. Curry (2001-4th pick), Hinrich (2003-7th pick), and Gordon (2004-3rd pick)were the team leaders. In 2002, the Bulls selected Jay Williams with the 2nd overall pick. This is as bad as the Darko pick....
Yeah, Jay Williams and Eddy Curry were both mega busts. Also, they landed Chandler, but they pulled a JD and gave up on him after they developed him to the point of becoming a productive member of the league. They should have risen from the ashes much better than they did after the Jordan years.
Technically Jay Williams was in the Sam Bowie class of busts as he was decent his rookie year but he was involved in that motorcycle accident that first summer where the main nerve in his leg was severed, his pelvis was fractured and tore up his ACL in his left knee. He was lucky to survived that accident riding without a helmet let alone try play up to his high draft and collegiate potential.
Surprised nobody posted Prince's comments on Saturday's no Defense game;;
Dre, the Newgets were just soooo comfortable shooting. Were they posing ? was their make-up perfect ? ---------------------- Thanks Beer, wow, 62 then 13 ? I had completely forgot-en. Some of that was bad luck though.
Yep. Somebody should have accidentally run through him on about the sixth attempt.
said Prince He must have learned that after Lebron ran roughshot over him in 2007...or Maybe when Pierce did it in 2008
I'm not saying he was an unwise pick, but rather that the Bulls didn't get as much out of their picks as would have been expected. These 2 bad outcomes really hampered their building effort. Also, Curry and Chandler was both 18 if I remember correctly. Pretty tough to develop 2 young bigs at the same time like that.
That's what I was thinking. When has Tay Tay ever put someone on his butt?
Tay is working his way into coaching. He's got the reputation as a player who doesn't make mistakes, who works as a glue guy bringing people together, and he has highlight clips to show the doubters... must be tough coaching from the floor under Kuester. If Gores does buy this overpriced team, he should retain Tay as the coach on the floor, hire Laimbeer to motivate the kids and get the best out of the bigs, and then clean house. Karen really thinks Bills team is valuable. She may need a reality check.
That's a strong vote of confidence...giving the team's coaching position over to Bill Laimbeer even before the team is sold...Actually a smart move as it would increase the value of the team immediately...
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Wednesday, November 12, 2008
HP Stable Notes: Wednesday, Nov. 12, 2008
Ger Lyons, who has sent out Pasar Silbano to four victories in six starts in Ireland this year, stood near her stall in Barn 51 South Wednesday morning at Hollywood Park in preparation for her United States debut in the $100,000-added Moccasin Stakes for 2-year-old fillies at seven furlongs Sunday.
"She's part of the family," said Lyons' wife, Lynne, as the couple readied to bid the filly adieu after the Moccasin. Pasar Silbano was purchased privately by Kentucky-based Three Chimneys Racing last month and will probably be transferred to locally-based Jim Cassidy after the Moccasin.
Lyons arrived here Monday night, five days after the filly was flown from Ireland. "She's just trotting, and we're trying to keep her happy," said Lyons, a 15-year veteran on his first visit here.
Lyons said Cushion Track played a major influence in the decision to race here. "She was two-for-two at Dundalk, and I'm the leading trainer on Polytrack over there,"he said. "That was behind her coming over."
Hall of Fame jockey Mike Smith will ride the filly for Three Chimneys, which won the CashCall Mile here this summer with another European import, Diamond Diva.
A field of ten is shaping up: Mi Chiamano Mimi (Garrett Gomez), Palacio de Amor (Victor Espinoza), Pasar Silbano (Smith), Will O Way (Rafael Bejarano), Wind Caper (Jose Valdivia, Jr.), Wynning Ride (Joseph Talamo), Malusita (Joel Rosario), Casino Gold, Evita Argentina and either Broadway Hennessey or Montana Fields from the Jerry Hollendorfer stable.
The Moccasin serves as a prep for the $250,000, Grade I Hollywood Starlet at 1 1/16 miles Dec. 13.
Eclipse Award-winning jockey Garrett Gomez, the national earnings leader with more than $22 million in purses, has been named on mounts in the three richest races of the Turf Festival here Nov. 28-30, agent Ron Anderson said Wednesday.
Gomez has taken calls on Gio Ponti in the $500,000 Hollywood Derby and Visit in the $500,000 Matriarch on Nov. 30, and Whatsthescript in the $400,000 Citation Handicap on Nov. 28. The three Grade I races highlight the six-race festival.
The early probable lineups include:
Hollywood Derby — Court Vision (Ramon Dominguez), Dixie Chatter (Tyler Baze), Gio Ponti (Gomez), Madeo (Mike Smith), Muny (David Flores), Sailor's Cap (Alan Garcia), Cowboy Cal (John Velazquez) and Winchester.
Matriarch — Precious Kitten (Rafael Bejarano), Visit (Gomez), Cocoa Beach (Dominguez), Roshani (Velazquez), Rosinka, Passified, Magical Fantasy.
Citation — Whatsthescript (Gomez), Hyperbaric (Tyler Baze), Shakis (Alan Garcia), Mast Track (Bejarano), Proudinsky, Lord Admiral, Ferneley, Galantas.
Trainer Kathy Walsh supplemented Solar Miss for $1,300 Wednesday to the $65,000-added Audrey Skirball-Kenis Stakes for 3-year-old fillies at 1 1/8 miles on turf Saturday,
Solar Miss finished fifth in the Harold Ramser Stakes in her last start at Santa Anita Oct. 11, beaten by two lengths after being crowded at the start. She has won two of six starts.
Solar Miss made her first three starts on the Hollywood Park turf this summer, finishing second twice before breaking her maiden at six furlongs June 28.
Garrett Gomez, who took the stakes call, seeks his third victory in four years in the race. He won aboard Pussycat Doll in 2005 and Hucking Hot last year.
Jockey Corey Nakatani, who suffered a broken collarbone in a spill at Santa Anita Sept. 24, is nearing a return to the saddle, agent Ron Ebanks said Wednesday.
"He hopes to be getting on horses at Santa Anita around the end of the week," said Ebanks. "He's feeling good. He's had therapy and been exercising and his attitude is good."
Ebanks said Nakatani hopes to be back in top shape for the Turf Festival Nov. 28-30. Nakatani is the leading jockey in Turf Festival victories with 13.
FINISH LINES — Trainer Walther Solis said Charlie's Moment, third-place finisher as the favorite in the Real Quiet Stakes, will get some time off. "I just want to refresh his mind," said Solis. "I'm going to give him a couple weeks off at my farm in Temecula. He has run seven good races this year, and it's a long 3-year-old campaign."…Trainer Bobby Frankel said 2-year-old filly star Stardom Bound was scheduled to join his stable at Santa Anita today after being purchased for $5.7 million by IEAH Stable at Keeneland. "She's being pointed to the Santa Anita Oaks," said Frankel of the filly who will be trained by Rick Dutrow. Stardom Bound was stabled here with former trainer Chris Paasch before winning the Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies to wrap up divisional honors…Owner-breeder-trainer Bill Currin watched Ever So Pretty, a 3-year-old full sister to 2006 Hollywood Futurity winner Stormello, work five furlongs in 1:00.60 on the comeback trail. Currin said Malibuwed, a 2-year-old half-sister to Stormello, is back in training after showing brilliance earlier in the year. "She had a little sore back, and we eased up on her," he said. Currin looks forward to a full brother of Stormello by Stormy Atlantic-Wilshewed being foaled in a few months. He also still owns stakes winner Memorette, who failed to make her $1.5-million reserve at the Keeneland sale in foal to Empire Maker. "They only went to $800,000, so we'll race the foal and breed her back to Awesome Again," said Currin…Full brothers Slew's Tiznow and Slew's Tizzy, unplaced in the Breeders' Cup Dirt Mile, each worked a half mile for trainer Doug O'Neill.
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Records: North Carolina 19-2 (7-1 ACC), Florida State 17-3 (7-2 ACC)
Rankings: North Carolina is ranked No. 11 in the AP poll and No. 18 in the coaches' poll. Florida State is ranked No. 20 in the AP poll and No. 21 in the coaches' poll.
TV: ESPN3. Michael Crowe (play-by-play) and Kyle Straub (analyst) have the call. Tonight's game can also be seen live at WatchESPN.com.
Radio: Tar Heel Sports Network, a division of Learfield Communications. Walter Storholt has the call. A link to the live stream can be found at GoHeels.com.
On The Web: GoHeels.com • Twitter: @UNCWBB • @UNCWBBCoach
• North Carolina is 30-9 all-time against Florida State, including a 14-3 mark in Chapel Hill.
• Carolina won the lone meeting in 2012 - a 71-66 victory in Tallahassee.
• Thursday marks the first meeting in Chapel Hill since an 83-73 Seminole victory in 2010.
• Florida State defeated Carolina in its first ACC game against the Tar Heels, but the Noles have won just six times in 35 tries since.
• Carolina leads the nation in steals (14.7 spg). The Tar Heels are ninth in blocks and 15th in FG% defense.
• Head coach Sylvia Hatchell is currently two wins shy of 900 for her career and is one ahead of C. Vivian Stringer for the lead among active coaches. Only Pat Summitt and Jody Conradt have reached 900 wins.
• UNC is 7-2 this season when tied or trailing at halftime. The Tar Heels were 9-29 in those situations the previous three seasons.
• Freshman Xylina McDaniel has been named ACC Rookie of the Week a league-best four times in 2012-13. She leads all ACC freshmen in scoring (12.3 ppg), rebounding (7.4 rpg) and steals (2.5 spg).
• Senior Tierra Ruffin-Pratt is averaging a team-best 14.2 points per game this season. Entering 2012-13, her career scoring average in 84 games was 6.7 ppg.
• Senior Krista Gross is fourth in the ACC in rebounding with 8.9 rpg. Entering 2012-13, her career rebounding average in 95 games was 4.4 rpg.
LAST TIME OUT: No. 11 UNC 64, Miami 62
CORAL GABLES, Fla. --- Danielle Butts hit a buzzer-beating jumper as time expired to lead No. 11 North Carolina to an improbable 64-62 win over Miami Sunday afternoon at BankUnited Center. UNC trailed by five points with 32 seconds left but a Tierra Ruffin-Pratt steal and two free throws tied it before Butts' game-winner. Ruffin-Pratt had 19 points to overcome Morgan Stroman's career-high 28 points and improve the Tar Heels to 19-2 and 7-1 in Atlantic Coast Conference play.
With the victory at NC State on Jan. 10, the Tar Heels have won seven games this season when tied or trailing at halftime. Carolina is 7-2 in those situations in 2012-13 after being 9-29 in the previous three seasons. UNC's first four ACC wins in 2013 saw the Tar Heels enter the locker room either tied or behind.
Head coach Sylvia Hatchell enters Sunday's game with a career record of 898-316 in 38 seasons, just two wins shy of 900. Only two coaches in women's basketball history have reached this milestone - Pat Summitt and Jody Conradt - but Hatchell and Rutgers head coach C. Vivian Stringer are both on pace to get there in 2013. Hatchell currently holds the active lead, one ahead of Stringer's 897.
Carolina has been tenacious on the defensive end so far in 2012-13, holding opponents to just 57.0 points per game and 33.8 percent shooting from the field. The current school record for opponent scoring average is 55.0 points per game in 2006-07. The Tar Heels have won three times in 2012-13 when scoring fewer than 60 points, something that had only happened once since 2005 prior to this season.
On Jan. 6, Carolina established a new school record for fewest points in a win in the 48-45 victory over Virginia Tech, breaking a record that had stood since 1976. The Tar Heels currently rank in the top 20 in the nation in steals (1st), blocks (9th) and field-goal percentage defense (15th).
The numbers look even better when adjusted for Carolina's up-tempo style, as the Tar Heels are seventh in the country in points allowed per possession. According to WBBstate.com, UNC allows just 0.71 points per opponent possession.


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Cleveland hero gets free burgers for life
posted at 10:11 am on May 23, 2013 by Ed Morrissey
Not from McDonalds, interestingly enough, but more than a dozen other restaurants from as far away as Pennsylvania have granted Charles Ramsey a perpetual freebie for his action in freeing three young women missing for more than a decade. One even created a new burger in his honor:
The hometown hamburger homages began with an 8-ounce Angus beef patty with a secret sauce devised by Chris Hodgson, chef at the downtown restaurant where Ramsey works as a dishwasher.
"He's calm in the face of crazy and hectic things going on," Hodgson told the Cleveland Plain Dealer after police rescued Amanda Berry, Gina DeJesus, and Michelle Knight from the house where they were allegedly held captive and raped for a decade. "He always steps up to do anything you ask."
The "Ramsey Burger" started out as a temporary menu item, but has since become permanent and the idea has spread to other restaurants, according to the Plain Dealer.
He can eat for free on the boss' dime, but he can also try some variety:
More than a dozen Northeast Ohio restaurants have pledged an offer of a burger anytime Ramsey wants to stop by and dig in. AMP 150 at the Marriott Cleveland Airport; Washington Place Bistro and Inn in Little Italy;Fahrenheit restaurant in Tremont; Market Garden Brewery, Bier Markt, Bar Cento and Nano Brew in Ohio City; Welshfield Inn in Troy Township; Hodgesand Pura Vida in downtown Cleveland; 87 West at Crocker Park in Westlake;Orchard House restaurant in Brunswick; Flour restaurant in Moreland Hills, and the Allegheny Grille in Foxburg, Pennsylvania, have joined in the offer.
The burger tribute was inspired by Ramsey, who stopped eating his meal of a Big Mac to intervene and aid the escape of Amanda Berry and her daughter, along with Gina DeJesus and Michelle Knight.
Bon appetit, Mr. Ramsey.


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-Are 1911's a da/sa? Can you fire the gun with the hammer forward?
1911's are single action only. The hammer must be back to fire the gun. I'm sure there's some "custom" versions that may work differently but they will be significantly much more money and rare to find.
-Do the majority of mags work with and 1911?
???? I stick with factory mags of my gun manufacturer so I can't answer this for certain but yes for the most part? Lots of options
-How hard is it to clean compared to other semi automatic pistols?
Abit more difficult then your Glocks and Sigs, but not that much bad. As long as you're not a dumbass. Check a few Youtube videos if your completely lost
What kind of 1911 are you getting? Might I recommend Kimber, Springfield, or if your a gambler Colt


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waterfowler20 wrote:getemducks wrote:I am new to this but I think what you have there is a duck.
Are you crazy! That ain't no duck, thats one of'dem cackler gooses!
agreed final approach is the way to go i just bought a eliminator express layout blind and i love it. last week i shot my first snow goose out of itTEAM WEBFOOTPOSSE wrote:get the powerhunter if you like being cold and having your gun exposed
also you cannot scramble into a power hunter well
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Finance » Real Estate
San Francisco Real Estate Boom Rides the Tech Wave
San Francisco's real estate market is booming, with the price of a home soaring to about 50 percent more than in 2009. The news is great for the real estate business, but it has also sparked protests by longtime San Franciscans priced out of their homes.
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When traveling to San Antonio it is imperative you experience its trifecta of local culture: authentic Mexican cuisine, the famed River Walk, and of course its unique and eclectic boutiques and shops. San Antonio's rich history seeps into all ways of life. The frequent antique shops, downtown's red brick streets and the city's respect for architectural monuments like the Alamo and the 19th century Lone Star Brewery turned San Antonio's Museum of Art.
In this post we show you some of our favorite San Antonio Trapp retailers. As always these retailers are locally owned and each offers a broad range of items and one-of-a-kind finds that are sure to find a spot home in your suitcase!
On Main Off Main Card and Gift Shop 120 W Mistletoe San Antonio, TX 78212
Eclectic, Interesting and Totally Unique www.onmainoffmain.com
Sunset Ridge 6438 N New Braunfels San Antonio, TX 78209
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Re: Chain plate or impact.
Here's the follow on thread:
Re: Chain plate or impact.
The chainplates are probably fine, but this just isn't something that you leave as a question mark hanging over your head.
I'm sorry that you have to go through all this work, but at least it's near the end of the season, and you can spend the winter working on it.
Re: Chain plate or impact.
Alright folks.
Here are the images I got back.
This is an image taken from the outside.
The red is a fixed window, the purple going through it is the chain plate - not yet going through the deck.
The arrows are highlighting areas that show moisture. There is literally no way to tell is there is corrosion or not. The curving line is my jib sheet and the horizontal band is my toe rail (a 2x3 inch teak rail).
Go back to my first post in this thread - the bottom arrow points to the spider crack
The yellow line is a bookcase shelf, the lighter vertical band is a chainplate, the arrows point to water/moisture. Note the moisture is to aft of the plate - gravity would take it that way.
Earlier in the thread there is a photo showing this area - the water damage lines up with the moisture area.
Directly underneath the above photo - surprise, I have two drips (it was raining the day before. This is on the side as in 'wipe with finger' water, not inside.
For all I know all the moisture is inside, not internal. I'll know more once I de-construct the furniture.
That will be a new thread, I'll stick a link to it in this thread.
Re: Chain plate or impact.
Glass work is what is referred to as "semi-skilled labour". Most boats other than high tech ones are laid up by low paid workers. It takes very little experience to get quite good at it. Experience mostly makes your work neater, not stronger.
Cutting out those chains would be nasty work due to all the cutting & grinding it would require but it wouldn't require a lot of skill. Having a second person holding a powerful vacuum next to the tool would help a LOT.
That's assuming they aren't also buried behind cabinetry - removing that without damaging it would require some finesse.
People who haven't done glass work are often intimidated by it but if you can wallpaper you can laminate glass. I find it easier than papering actually because you don't have to be so precise - the seams don't have to be perfectly aligned.
Re: Chain plate or impact.
Interesting thread - I've learned quite a bit from reading it.
To the guys who say things like 'removing the plates and re-glassing aren't such a big job'...I don't think that's the case for everybody.
I've done a fair amount (altho much less than most on this forum, to be sure) of repair work, involving some glass, lots of resin; sheathed a wooden boat in glass, etc..., but I find that significant glass work like this always makes me nervous, especially when it's structural in nature...How many other guys feel like that??
On a side note - Chuckles - in the original picture, are you actually standing in your dinghy, in the water, with an extension cord hanging over the side of the dinghy while operating a power tool???
I hope this is an optical illusion, and there are some safety precautions that I don't see in the picture, or I suspect self-electrocution is a much larger worry for you than a dismasting.
Re: Chain plate or impact.
I think it would be worth it to remove the plates from inside the hull and mount backing plates on the inside where you can see them. Metal plates embedded inside the hull will eventually cause problems as they expand and contract at different rates. Digging them out and reglassing isn't such a big job.
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Re: Chain plate or impact.
If you haven't already cut everything open, how about just cutting plates off under the deck and remove the bit that sticks thru the deck .Glass the opening and use the remaining plate as backing for new plates on the outside of hull. Drill thru from outside and bolt it all together.
Re: Chain plate or impact.
Originally Posted by chucklesR View Post
The survey is done, I don't have the report yet so I can't share the images.
Per the verbal report all my chain plates show signs of moisture intrusion - and we found additional spider cracking (less obvious) at other plates - some in the white gel below the cove stripe (blue).
The only good, dry plate is the forestay.
I reckon I'll be in the vendor tents at the boat show, talking to riggers
At this point I'm not sure if I'll be going at them from the inside or the outside.
Re: Chain plate or impact.
Originally Posted by chucklesR View Post
I can understand water leaking around a chain plate's cover and corroding the top couple of inches of my cap plate (teak) and bulwark (4-6 inches high in that area - and that's before it gets to the 'hull' or the deck level.
How is would continue down the encapsulated - which I take to mean solid fiberglass and resin wrapped plate and then delaminate of cause movement enough to crack gell coat - I'm thinking that's rocket science and only a grinder can tell.
Unfortunately, but the time I have it ground out to see if there's a problem, well it will need to be replaced won't it.
In my opinion that is the worst way to attach chainplates - at least for whoever owns the boat after a few decades.
|Capt Len
Re: Chain plate or impact.
How about a few layers of glass added inside before re installing to spread out the strain .The crazing on the outside is caused by flexing, no?
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Anyone know of a good dealer to go to around Buffalo?
This is a discussion on Dealers in Buffalo NY within the Tri-State forums, part of the Regional Discussion category; Anyone know of a good dealer to go to around Buffalo?...
Anyone know of a good dealer to go to around Buffalo?
I went to Northtown Subaru on Sheridan Dr. No hassles was quick and painless for once.
Did they hook you up with a good deal?
Definitely Northtown on Sheridan in Amherst. Ask for Dan and tell him Chris from Batavia sent you. I just bought my 2013 from him. He's young, very laid back, knows the cars well, and goes the extra mile for you. Very comfortable sales environment and great financing for all. Definitely check it out or Van Bortel in Rochester is suppose to be good too.
And btw, I got a killer deal!
Would u mind sharing the deal u got? I'm really thinking of buying one once my Hyundai lease is up. Saw one there yesterday but was silver, looking for blue or black
Mine was a left over 2013, so they wanted to make the deal to get the 2014s in, and I traded my supercharged Tundra. You can turn in/trade your lease in early on a new car. I would recommend going in and test driving the silver one. You will love it! I can give Dan your name if you want?
I stopped there and talked to someone said I'd lose money since my lease has 6 more months on it. Might wait to see how the 2015s look he said to wait early next year. There was a blue 4 door just sold I would of liked but the silver one is a hatch. I like the sedans. Thanks man
I just bought the Blue one 2 days ago.
That car is sweet. Nice man. I was looking at it when it was parked to the side for delivery. How much ??!
Van Bortel is selling at $500 below invoice. They had a black sedan too.
After trade out the door was basically the price of a base model.
i got a base hatch. i worked with jerry at northtowne. Was the most painless buying experience i have ever had. Got a good APR.
I'm out of luck until early next year unless I want to pay out 1500-2k from my lease buy back. Never leasing again!!
They can always put it in your payment. Only like $40 tops. It's something like $20 per thousand. See Dan and see what can be done.


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Astronomy is all about looking outward; discovering and piecing together exactly what makes up our Universe. And let's face it, there's a really big Universe out there and in cosmic terms it can make us feel pretty insignificant.
But this July, that changed a little. During the annual scientific meeting of the Astronomical Society of Australia (ASA), held at the University of Adelaide, I organised a session that encouraged astronomers to turn their focus inwards.
Astronomers spend time sharing their personal experiences and expertise.Source: Museum Victoria
Yes, something strange was going on in this lecture theatre - we called it "Speed Meet a Mentor". The idea was to shuffle through as many conversations as time allowed, so attendees were asked to just use the seats near each aisle for easy mobility.
As the organiser of the event, I was amazed that once people had taken a seat and were paired off, the conversations just started to flow. I had put together a list of conversation starters, which seemed to do the trick. There was no reason to fear that people wouldn't know where to begin - in the end, I didn't even need to explain how it was going to work!
"Speed Meet a Mentor" was an idea that came out of a highly successful workshop organised by the ASA's Women in Astronomy Chapter. The workshop was designed to highlight issues faced by women during their career. But in turn, it generated discussions and ideas that could benefit the whole astronomical community, like this one.
The event was very successful with around 70 people attending. Many of the mentors signed up early, while there was a flood of students at the last minute. The feedback was positive: it was fun and worthwhile. Many even said they would have liked it to have gone longer than the 45 minutes we had stolen from the day's lunch break.
I know the importance of mentoring and am passionate about providing opportunities for people to develop and further their careers by gaining insights from others. I hope that this little experiment may have sparked some new possibilities for learning from each other.
And I must say, many thanks to the Museum's own Dr Andi who has been running such events for many years and offered some much appreciated advice and expertise. It was fun to see my impromptu idea become a reality.
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GNOME doesn't look that impressive out of the box.
I personally think GNOME can look stunning as well, but I have to admit it may be hard to believe based on its looks out of the box. On this article I want to discuss several ways of making GNOME look great.
- GDM themes
- Icons and Icon themes
- Window borders and controls
- Colors
- Compiz FX
- Cairo dock
- Transparencies
- Wallpapers
- Fonts
The end goal is something along these lines:
Now, ain't that better...
NOTE: I am very much aware that anything having to do with Look&Feel is subjective, so all my comments here are simple recommendations based on what helped me customize the GNOME desktop to my liking. There are many relevant topics and certainly many parameters I am not talking about here, but hopefully you will find something here that you consider interesting and fun.
On a different note, Ubuntu is by far the Linux distro with a GNOME desktop manager I use the most. I have installed others, but I feel most comfortable with Ubuntu's implementation. Some of the items I cover on this article may be specific to it, not necessarily pure GNOME.
WARNING: Some of the concepts discussed in this article involve downloading media from the Internet. For the most part, they are simply compressed files that contain images inside, completely safe. Having said so, please avoid downloading scripts or any piece of code unless you can understand it completely.
GDM (GNOME Display Manager) themes can easily be changed from the System > Administration menu. This is a neat thing to customize, so you can get your login screen to look the way you want it to. There are plenty of GDM themes put together by the community that look outstanding, most of which you can find at GNOME-LOOK.ORG. Simply download those you like the most and go for it!
Ubuntu changed the way they managed GDM themes after release 9.10, which effectively resulted in an interesting piece of customization no longer being available. Because Ubuntu is such a popular distro, I will discuss here how Ubuntu users can recover that element of customization.
GDM2 is an interesting tool writen in Python and designed to facilitate the customization of certain GDM parameters. Changing the wallpaper, icons and controls is just a couple clicks away. Unfortunately, themes are still not supported, though.
Customize GDM in Ubuntu using GDM2.
To download this neat little tool, follow these simple steps from the command line:
1.- Add the GDM2 repository:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:gdm2setup/gdm2setup
2.- Update your sources:
sudo apt-get update
3.- Install GDM2
sudo apt-get install python-gdm2setup
GNOME does a very good job at providing consistency for icon themes. In other words, applying a new icon theme has a system wide effect, something I still find lacking in KDE. There are lots of great looking icon themes available at GNOME-LOOK.ORG and applying them is extremely simple.
1.- Download the icon theme of your choice.
2.- Open System Menu > Preferences > Appearance and click on the "Themes" tab.
3.- Click on the "Install" button on the lower right, which will ask for a file. Simply browse to the location you used on step 1 and select the file you downloaded.
Note that if the file is big (often the case when themes are good), the import may eventually fail. Retrying the process until it works usually does the trick.
Using a good icon theme can make a huge difference!
I usually like crisp, high definition icons. In my experience, there are few themes that stand out because of their quality on that department: Magog White, Oxygen and its few "refit" flavors and Hydroxigen are good examples of themes that look amazing to me. If you like Apple stuff, ClearlooksOSX and MacUltimate Leopard will help you give your Linux desktop a Mac taste. Similarly, there are also very good Windows Vista and Windows 7 themes, in case you like how they look. The best part is that new themes keep coming and they only get better and better!
Aside from using Icon themes, which do apply system wide, I also like to get high quality icons I can use separately. For example, I like to customize the Cairo dock bar or the Nautilus Home folder.
Custom nautilus home folder.
There are several high quality icon sites available. I have used all three below among others:
- http://www.freeiconsdownload.com/
- http://www.iconarchive.com/
- http://www.freeiconsdownload.com/
Similarly to icon themes, window borders and controls do have a significant impact on the overall look of a given desktop. I personally feel the default controls and window borders in GNOME are far from being the best looking out there. Once again, there are tons of options that can be easily downloaded and applied.
Downloading and applying new window borders and controls is simple yet effective.
The Candido window borders and the inverted controls provide a modern look.
Installing window border and control themes is as simple as installing icon themes, for it is the exact same process. I recommend ART.GNOME.ORG in this case because pretty much all of the themes available can be easily installed. Once again, GNOME-LOOK.ORG does provide lots of great options as well, but they are sometimes more complicated to install as they rely on different engines to work.
I encourage you to try different things and be creative, but please remember that certain contents could be potentially dangerous. Only download what you can understand and/or trust.
Note that you could use Emerald as well, the Compiz window decorator (please refer to the Compiz section below to see how to install it). If you want to use Emerald, you will need to set it up as your default window decorator. In order to do so, run the following command from a terminal:
emerald --replace
Now, from System Menu > Appearance select Emerald and choose whatever theme you like. This will only work temporarily, of course. If you want to have emerald as your default window decorator, you will need to set it up to load by default. Access System Menu > Preferences and add that command to the list of applications GNOME loads when it starts.
GNOME is certainly not as flexible as KDE in terms of color scheme customization, but it does provide enough room for customization. Once again from the System Menu > Preferences > Appearance entry, access the "Themes" tab and customize your current theme.
Customize your color scheme easily from the Appearance applet.
I personally like to use color schemes that match the overall style of the desktop, which is usually dictated by the wallpaper. In this example, the wallpaper is mostly white, with an intense orange graphic in the middle. I consequently configured my color scheme accordingly to show the same colors on selected options and dialog boxes.
Nice consistent feel between menu colors and the background.
Compiz is not part of the GNOME desktop, but it does help in making any desktop manager look even more interesting, so I will briefly cover it here. Anybody who's ever used Compiz knows that you can go crazy with it. It is so powerful and flexible that you can spend hours and hours simply trying what's available.
Compiz is available on almost every Linux distro repositories, so simply install it as you would install any other package. There is a number of packages you need to install to get the best out of compiz:
- Compiz (the main package)
- Compiz Config Settings Manager
- Compiz plugins (main and extra)
- Emerald
I don't use an awful amount of desktop FX myself, only those that I find helpful from a productivity standpoint (desktop switching, window switching, etc.) With that in mind, I can still say that all people that have seen my desktop FX love them, so it is clear that Compiz does make a big difference!
Here are some screenshots of Compiz FX in action:
The famous Compiz desktop cube.
I find this one particularly convenient.
How about some MacOS vibe on window shifting?
Cairo dock is a great docking bar application for Linux that provides lots of functionality and flexibility. Similarly to the Compiz Settings Manager, the Cairo dock settings manager will allow customization to the smallest detail. Animations, icons, background, text and fonts are all customizable.
Cairo Dock does give a slick look to the GNOME desktop.
Cairo dock is very common and usually available from most distros repositories. Once again, if you want Cairo dock to load every time you log into your GNOME session, you will need to include it as another application to be loaded at start up.
I love playing with window, panel and pretty much any object's opacity. GNOME offers lots of possibilities around this concept, the panel being probably the most obvious. Certain window border themes use transparency as well, something pretty common in Emerald themes, for instance.
The panel and Gnome terminal are good examples of tweaking opacity levels.
Gnome Terminal also supports changes in background opacity which. Selecting the right background and text colors (consistency with other elements is important again here) can make it look great!
Wallpapers are probably the most obvious element to enhance the looks of any desktop and something everybody knows about. Because of that, I will simply share some of my favorite wallpaper download sites:
- http://wallpaperstock.net/
- http://www.hdwallpapers.net/
- http://www.ewallpapers.eu/
Personally, I like to establish a balance between the wallpaper and other elements on the desktop. If the wallpaper is busy, I usually try to keep my desktop clean. If the wallpaper naturally leaves room for other elements, I often add launchers or use Cairo Dock to make it look more interesting. My advice would be to stay away from making your desktop too busy, though.
Using fonts with high rendering resolution and optimum size can make quite a difference. Once again, personal taste should drive the final choice, perhaps along with screen size. In any case, I think Android fonts are the best out there and I usually use sizes 8 or 9 depending on the screen size. In addition, I find that "subpixel smoothing" is the option that gets best rendering results.
Fonts also play an important role in terms of overall Look&Feel.
Many distros made Android fonts available out of the box (PCLinuxOS, Linux Mint, etc.) Others uploaded them into their repositories and made them available for download. If the latter applies to your distro of choice, simply look for the package "ttf-droid" (package name may vary) and install it.
Hopefully you will agree with me that GNOME can look beautiful with a bit of tweaking. It just goes to prove that Linux users not only have plenty of choices available, but also that those choices are great ones!
Thanks for reading and have fun.


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My wife bought me a Gen 2 Glock 17 for our anniversary the other day, finally got to shot it this morning. After 350 rounds through it I have to say....man I love this gun. Feels great in my hands fires well and the trigger pull is what I was expecting. Min recoil and it was easy to rapid fire. No issues what so ever.
I was very very pleased with the performance of the gun...I need to tighten up my groups a little but that will come with more practice lol


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Hey TDH! Long time no see! It's been forever since I've been doing anything Fett related but with C6 coming around I decided it was time. This is a project I've been wanting to do since Feb '09. I started sculpting chest pieces in Sept '09 with the plan to have it for C5 and...well...that never happened. I decided after I saw Jeff Parks wife at Comic Con '10 (I believe) beat me to the punch on this version, that I was going to get this done for C6. It's not quite done yet but it is very very close and the final reveal will be at Celebration but I figured I would show off a lot of the hard work that has gone into this and share with you some of the great people who have helped. I based it on the statue but tried to make it more accurate to the ROTJ. I realize not all the parts and pieces are correct for this but trying to go for an overall look and feel.
All of the armor, except the gauntlets and knees, were created by me. The breast plates I custom sculpted and had vacuformed by FP, the other chest pieces I designed in photoshop, the shoulders, collar, and backplate and cod I based off of Wizard of Flights small templates, scaled down, modified to fit my suit, cut out of sintra, then had vacuformed locally(except the backplate which I left sintra). Knees are from RKD and gaunts are child/female sized gauntlets from Cruzer.
Soft parts- jumpsuit, vest, gloves, neck, pouches by Crazy4bobafett. Boots I bought and toe spikes I got from TxFett, along with the pouches and braids (he can tell you who made them). The cape I got from Art Andrews. 2 of the guns are from Art Andrews and I will also be borrowing a Webley from TxFett. Yes, I'm going to have lots and lots of guns. No jetpack, no helmet. Could have had my choice of helmets from Art Andrews but decided to go without LOL.I don't like the look of fem armor with a full sized helmet, as I tend to look like a bobble head and I did the same with my sand trooper- no helmet. I really like that look so decided I would do the same for this.
Spideyfett is painting all the armor and adding the dents to it for me. That's where all my armor is right now. It's going to be a pretty last minute assembly on this one and I can't wait to see it all together! Ok, on with the onslaught of photos!


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Discussion in 'Pistons and NBA' started by Winless Wonders, Nov 18, 2006.
So you're saying get other teams to give up their talent so we can get AI?
Philly is in full rebuild mode and looking to dump salary. Philly is not going to get equal value for Iverson. Also since Iverson has a no trade clause he is probably only going to accept a trade to a contender or a team that is close to being a contender. The only way we get Iverson is to give up 1 starter and a draft pick and get a third team involved. The only person I am willing to trade is Chauncey and that is only if we get a number from his agent that is in the 15 to 18 million a season range that we know we are not going to pay to resign him next season. It is better to trade Chauncey now get Iverson for 2 years and then dump him or resign at a cheaper contract then risk losing Chauncey and get nothing and haveto run out and get a guy like Keyon Dooling to play point next year for us.
Thats exactly what I am thinking. Joe says anything to re-sign Billups ( where did we hear that before? )
Is it possible that we are underestimating how much Billups likes his role in Detroit as the MVP and also how well he gets along with Joe D? Maybe they have it all worked out already. I'm as synical as anyone, but this scenario is not implausible.
WW, I wish you would stop trying to make it plausible. I hope you are wasting your time with this. TaS, that's the current reality.
Heard on WDFN today that AI does not have a no trade clause.
Looks like Golden St is the front runner. Possibly moving Troy Murphy...(he had a mysterious DNP yesterday)
I am hoping for Minnesota or Sac. Sac says no deal but thats what they said about Artest last year. Figures if its GS, no excitement there.
I read something crazy like Iverson and Stephen Hunter for Baron Davis and Bedrins. That would be dumb on Golden St part to give up a young upstart center for a aging point guard. I would say no deal if Philly wants Bedrins. Chris Mullen would become the Matt Millen of the NBA in my book he pulls the trigger on this trade because he would have been hoodwinked and bambozled at the same time.
Here is an interesting thought. If Iverson goes to Denver, one would assume that Andre Miller would be coming back to Philly. That makes it almost completely unlikely that Dever will show any interest towards Billups. It's actually a win for Pistons fans and the franchise. One less suitor means less bidding.
Marc Stein had an article about that yesterday.
For all intents and purposes, he may as well have one. No one wants an $18 million dollar player who does not want to be there.
To carry this even further Roscoe, lets do a three team trade sending Billups to Denver, Iverson to Detroit and Andre Miller to Philly.
What about a three team Iverson=PistonsCB=Denver, Miller=Philly I know it's beating a dead horse, however, I would still love to have Iverson in Detroit. I can see him on the floor with Sheed, Rip & Tay. Billups wants to play in his home town to be near his family, throw in some other folks (besides the ones I mentioned above). I truly believe that Iverson wants that ring baaaaaad. We can deliver it to him. Make the deal Joe.
Re: What about a three team Iverson=PistonsCB=Denver, Miller=Philly What about sending Sheed home to Philly to play with AI? We could grab Dalembert.
I've consolidated the other AI trade ideas into this one.
Re: What about a three team Iverson=PistonsCB=Denver, Miller=Philly i'd much rather have Sheed and Billups over AI and Dalembert
AI wants to go to a contender, he's said that he loves the Pistons, and as Roscoe pointed out, nobody will take him unless he's going somewhere where he'll be happy. Joe D. said this in his conference call with season ticket holders a couple of days ago (courtesy of Need4Sheed): As the situation continues to drag on, does it become more likely that Joe will pick up the phone?
Billups play hasn't been terrible of late, it's been pretty decent in the big games. But that enormous payday that is coming up, which is more about the length rather than total dollar amount (risk level) could have Joe thinking a little. I know all of the arguments against AI. Many of them are valid. But remember, Billups is only going to be a discount over The Answer for the remainder of this season. Next year, the salary level will be closer to par. And part of me, wonders if the sheer "wow factor" might not tease the Pistons into a look at this. The home crowd and local market in general could use a shakeup as it pertains to the Pistons.
"As of right now" aha. He meant at that very second and didn't exclude that the Pistons were in talks with them 1 hour before. Detroit is the blue-est collar town available to him. They could have AI temporary tattoo night for kids at the Palace to make up for the lack of Ben Wallace wigs.
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Title says it all. I know the left side piece has a Mitchell arm piece at the front -- the same as the cone knee-dart. I know the inside piece is the handle part of the Paterson stirrer. I have no idea what the housing is, except that it was originally yellow, and designed to interlock with others like it, from the "rails" on the top and bottom.
I know the rigth side piece is a bit of sheet plastic with labels and such, but the round bit at the end looks like it might be another Mitchell piece, and the three things sticking out at the mid-point seem to be electical components of some kind.
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muskyduck wrote:Finisher by far. Cabela's makes a great product, don't get me wrong, but the frame is modeled from the FA blinds. Pain to set up! Uses pins and some assembly is required. With the Finisher, you pull it out of the box and take it hunting. No pins and is all pre-assembled. Not to mention the canvas and floor is the thickest and most durable that you will find.
I bought an FA Eliminator. Was not crazy how it set up to begin with. Took it out the first time and canvas started stretching and getting "runs" in it, plus a few Cables broke. Took it back, went home, did some research and came down to either the Finisher or Northern flight. Watched a YouTube video on each. Saw the Northern Flight was almost identical to the FA Eliminator. Wasn't going down that road again
There is a reason the Finisher is the #1 selling in the world...
cthemfly25 wrote:I was comparing the cabelas ultimate to the Rogers goosebuster. I like the water proof floors. Any thoughts?
freak over ducks wrote:Now I need some feedback on the cabela's blind because cabela's discontinued selling the Finisher.
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WIDrakeKiller wrote:Id get a finisher. They might have stopped making them because Fred Zink designed them when he was Averys biggest staffer. But now as everyone knows he left. Id doubt Avery would stop making them considering their one of the best selling blinds out there. The Ground Force is really good too. My bro has one and I like it more but its alot tighter. I never mudded mine up and we never had a problem finishing geese. Probably should but other stuff I gotta do. All these guys rip on Avery but they make a good product.
Boomstck63 wrote:Buddy had the cabelas and it was a pain because of how it folded up and the pin system on it. He took it back and got a finisher. The cabelas is a total pain if ur running a trailer. I have a finisher and all my buddies have them they are fast and simple.
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On a sweep through southern Florida last week, the president told residents of a retirement community that Mitt Romney's policy on taxes would "end Medicare as we know it to help pay for his tax cuts for the wealthiest." So much for abjuring the use of scare tactics to win an election.
In fairness, the president's message was nothing new. Claims that the GOP would end Medicare and/or Social Security are a staple of Democratic politicking. The Democrats mounted an all-out assault on the GOP in 2011 after Rep. Paul Ryan introduced H.R. 6110, aka "Roadmap for America's Future Act of 2008." The campaign, which famously included a video of a Ryan lookalike pushing a white-haired woman in a wheelchair over a cliff, was so pernicious that the fact-checking website PolitiFact branded it as the "Lie of the Year 2011."
Nor is the president alone in his current efforts to revive this canard. The House Majority PAC, funded by SEIU and AFSCME, is investing heavily in perpetuating this myth in an Iowa congressional contest. The super PAC has released ads accusing Republican Rep. Tom Latham, who voted for the Ryan plan, of supporting an increase in Medicare costs of $6,400. But as FactCheck.org reports:
The $6,400 figure is a fair interpretation of what a Congressional Budget Office report projected—for somebody turning age 65 in the year 2022 or later. Under the Republican plan, anyone age 55 or older would not have been affected at all, save for the repeal of a sweetened prescription-drug benefit contained in the new health care law.
Democrats and the president are hardly in a position to cast stones in any case. Obamacare, which as far as they are concerned is a done deal, inflicts far more harm on "Medicare as we know it" than the Ryan plan. In its current form, the health care law siphons off $500 billion in savings from Medicare over the next ten years to pay for other programs created by the law. Defenders of the law will insist it has built-in offsetting provisions, such as paying hospitals less when patients are quickly re-admitted after being discharged. It's hard to see how they would package this type of cost-cutting measure in a form that makes it palatable to seniors.
When all is said and done—when the elimination of the prescription drug "donut hole" and government-run efforts to improve efficiency and delivery of care are factored—people on Medicare will be worse off than enrollees in Medicaid.
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|Take a look at solomon bindings also. My brother has size 14 burton rulers from probably 3-4 years ago and he is using a pair of large Salomon SPX Pro bindings that I gave him. They fit his boots pretty well. While not identical to the current Chief and Caliber bindings bases, I think the dimensions are pretty close.
Being 6'4", I have size 13 feet but for my boots I'm size 14. My boots happen to also be Ride boots (Anthem Boa) so I know exactly what you mean.
I ride a pair of Union DLXs in L/XL. They fit nicely with plenty of room for width but not too much. For even and centered toe and heel overhang I only had to adjust the toe ramp all the way forward, without adjusting the heel loop, so they fit well.
The ankle strap is only on the 3rd out of 5 length settings and the toe strap on the second-to-last setting, so I think it would be safe to say that there's even be room for size 15 Ride boots, even though Union says that they go up to size 14.
My one complaint is the toe strap because although it does cap ride's boots (flat toe box shape), it's a little awkward to get into position. That's fine though- you can buy Union replacement parts from the C3-store website which has a kit for Union's higher-end toe strap which is much bigger and more cup-shaped if it's a problem.
You also get a lifetime warranty on the heel loop and base plate, so I think it would be a pretty good binding. I'll post pictures some time.
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Ok so here is the story. I currently have a pair of size 14 Ride Jackson BOAs and size 14 Burton Rulers. I bought the burton rulers last season and they fit in my bindings pretty well (Ride Capo XL and Ride Rodeo XL). I bought the Ride boots for this season as I was looking for something a little stiffer and I liked the BOA system. However, it seems like they are a little bigger and wider than my burton rulers. Not sure if this is because of the shrinkage tech of the rulers or not. In any case, I like the boots and they seem to fit well. The problem is that they just barely fit into my bindings. It seems the width of the boot is pretty much the max my bindings can handle and because of the length I have to use the last setting on the toe strap to use it as an actual toe strap.
Now what I would like to know is if anyone has any advice on bindings that may be a little more suited to a wider/longer boot such as mine. My ride bindings do work, but I'd like to know if there are any other options out there for me.
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LAKELAND, FL (April 29, 2013) - The City of Lakeland's Public Works Department will be celebrating the American Public Works Association national Public Works Week (NPWW) from 6:00pm until 9:00pm on Friday, May 3, 2013, along with Downtown Lakeland's First Friday event. During this event shops and restaurants will stay open with music and entertainment along the streets including a classic car show.
The NPWW celebration will be In Munn Park featuring displays from each of our Public Works divisions. Some of the feature displays include: heavy duty equipment, Lakes & Stormwater awareness campaigns, pedestrian & bicycle safety, recycling materials and much more! Along with these events, there will be children's activities, give-a-ways and fun for the whole family!
Everyone is invited to the Downtown Lakeland First Friday and the celebration of National Public Works Week. Parking is free beginning at 5:00pm the evening of the event in the Main Street parking garage. Additional free parking is also available in the Bay StreetLot, the Oak Street Park & ride and old fire station lot located at 400 E. Main St.
Starting April 29th Common Ground Park will be closed for approximately three weeks while a new artificial playground surface is installed. Common Ground Playground opened in February 2009. The playground surface in the park is artificial turf specifically manufactured for playgrounds by ForeverLawn.
The play surface at Common Ground has failed after four (4) years into the eight (8) year limited warranty provided by ForeverLawn. ForeverLawn has determined that the failure is not due to excessive wear and tear, misuse or abuse of the turf. They feel that the fiber deterioration is uncharacteristic of their product and unique to our site, leading them to believe that there was a production problem with the particular run of turf received. Therefore they have agreed to warranty the entire ½ acre of artificial playground surface in the park.
The original cost of the material and installation of the artificial playground grass was $224,425. ForeverLawn has agreed to replace the turf product at a cost to the City of $22,000. They will remove and install the new turf for an additional cost of $25,000. Staff has recommended a product upgrade to a more durable material at an additional cost of $13,200. The upgrade is treated with antistatic technology and antimicrobial protection which was not available when the original product was obtained. The upgrade also has a secondary layer of heat set textured nylon monofilament which provides a higher yarn count and additional face weight that should make the product more durable.
The limited warranty for the replacement turf is six (6) years from the date of installation. Turf replacement funds were obtained from the Common Ground Endowment Fund that is held at the Community Foundation of Greater Lakeland. Signs have been posted at the park announcing the closure. For more information regarding City of Lakeland Parks go to www.lakelandgov.net.
LAKELAND, FL (April 10, 2013) - The City of Lakeland Parks and Recreation Department will begin registration for Camp BLAST, the summer recreation program for elementary students who have completed kindergarten through the 5th grade, at Kelly Recreation Complex on Saturday, April 13, 2013 from 8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Parents must bring two matching proofs of City residence and a copy of each child's most recent report card.
Those living outside the city limits will be able to register beginning Saturday, April 20, 2013 starting at 8:00 a.m. Camp dates are Monday, June 17th – Friday, August 9th, 2013. Full Registration for the 8-week program is either $350 for Camp Explore Program (in town trips) or $500 for Camp Adventure (in and out-of-town trips). Due at the time of registration is $200 per child. Fees are payable by cash or check only. Enrollment is limited and camp participants will be taken on a first-come, first-served basis.
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Olivier Giroud admits that Laurent Koscielny has been integral in helping him to settle at Arsenal and into English life.
The France international joined the Club from French champions Montpellier this summer, and has made a positive impression in his three appearances so far.
The 25-year-old played with Koscielny at French club Tours during the 2008/09 season, and he is thankful to have his friend alongside him once again.
"It's important for me to have Laurent in the team because it's easy for me to integrate and to speak with other players," Giroud told Arsenal Player.
"I've known him for four years. We played together for Tours in Ligue 2 and I spent my time with him and another friend of ours. We played a very good season and we were not far away from being promoted to Ligue 1. It was unbelievable for Tours.
"He's a very good player. I had a good time with him on and off the pitch and I'm very happy to join him at Arsenal. It's a nice story for us."
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"Sometimes we go out with our wives. I like spending time with him."
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It's another night on the beat in Addison, Texas, and Officer Michael Murphy is getting ready for work. But, instead of checking out a squad car and patrolling the streets, Murphy straps on a helmet, climbs aboard a Segway "personal transporter," and is off to survey the scene in nearby Addison Circle Park.
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A state representative is reviving a push to change a unique Utah rule that requires lawmakers to vote on bills even when they have a conflict of interest.
A similar effort to dump the prohibition on abstaining from votes failed in 2010, but Rep. Jim Nielson said the current rule is "silly" and something he has thought for years needs to be changed.
In most states, legislators are required to abstain from voting if they have a conflict. In nearly all of the remaining states, they are allowed to abstain. But in Utah, lawmakers must vote, no matter the circumstances.
"I simply want to allow people to choose not to vote and also give them the opportunity to declare a conflict," Nielson said.
Current law requires lawmakers to file a written conflict-of-interest disclosure. If the conflicts aren't reflected on the disclosure, they can orally declare before a vote that they have a conflict.
But if lawmakers are on the floor during a vote, they must vote on the bill, no matter what conflicts they may have. And, in a close vote, legislators can be summoned to the chamber, regardless of where they are, to vote on legislation.
The Bountiful Republican's proposal would leave it up to legislators to decide when they have a personal or financial conflict that rises to the level of standing aside on a vote, and it wouldn't prohibit someone with a conflict from voting on legislation.
"I think we elected grown -ups, and it's up to the representative to determine where their line is and make that decision, and ultimately he or she is accountable to his or her voters for those kinds of decisions," Nielson said.
It's not the first time such a bill has been proposed. In 2008 Sen. Curt Bramble, R-Provo, tried to craft a bill to let senators abstain from voting.
"My conclusion was that … if a legislator believes they have a conflict, perceived or real, that was of such a nature they were more comfortable abstaining from voting, that would be up to the elected official to make that determination," Bramble said.
But the measure got hung up in how to define conflicts of interest and didn't go anywhere. The following year, Bramble reintroduced the proposal, which never got a hearing.
"We tried to go down the road of defining a financial conflict or whatever, and every definition we could come up with, we could come up with 10 ways to circumvent it," he said.
Bramble said that perhaps it's time to revisit the issue and said that if Nielson is able to get movement on his bill in the House, he might be willing to pursue the issue in the Senate.
Maryann Martindale, executive director of the progressive watchdog group Alliance For A Better Utah, said it makes sense to be able to abstain from a vote, but she worries about leaving it up to the legislators on when it should be done.
"If it's just up to the legislators about whether there is or isn't a conflict, then I think they could also choose to not vote on those issues that are slightly controversial," she said. "I would worry it would open it up for them to not participate in the process because they don't want to take a stand. … It's a good idea that maybe isn't quite there."
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