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I will be amazed if the "My sub" page is up before January, much less actually working right. Why is it that every other site can do this simply enough? But wait . . . it's our fault.
I will be amazed if the "My sub" page is up before January, much less actually working right. Why is it that every other site can do this simply enough? But wait . . . it's our fault.
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Ok, so they charged me 3 authos for a total of $142.48 last month, but now I have a charge for $48.12 POSTED for this month as of 11/8. So why are they charging so early this month?? This is NOT carry over from last month like some posted.
the charge is from last month's order dated 10/12....which tells me they are catching up to billing us short last month if you have both subscriptions.......which by the way also cost me a nice 35.00 overdraft fee.....(i'm so happy right now)
Bakull, with the company I work for, if we screw up and cause you to overdraw, we cover the fee. DR should do the same, since there was no notification.
My renewal failed because I left enough in my account for the November figures, not realizing they screwed up last month.
Now, I have to wait until payday to get my sub reinstated, which is the day before the sale...yay.
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This is what its all about, folks.
I spoke to Digital River about this earlier today and they told me they had a software issue on their end last month when billing was taking place so they are now charging me 2 additional charges (one on the 8th and one today) for a total of 5 separate charges for my October subs. They assured me this would not occur for November, but I'm not going to hold my breath.
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There was a glitch that had something to do with castle Grayskull pre-orders, that caused the October billing to be split in three. Problem is, one of them was charged on November 9th, overdrawing my bank account, and DR seems to think that it's my banks fault. I explained that they should have sent an e-mail or something to notify customers, and the supervisor in the Escalation department, Brady, said there was nothing they could do and that they recieved authorization from my bank (otherwise the charge would have been disregarded, and attempted again in 5 days, as per their policy) but for some reason, the charge went through and over drew my account. Gotta love their complete lack of accountability. He said he agreed they should have sent out a notification, but the freaking supervisor of the escalation department had no help to offer. Luckily my bank only charges a fee if the overdraft is more than $10.00, and this charge was less.
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I figure we wont see the "My Sub page" till after january. I honestly expect that to be the "big announcement" at NYTF for us.
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So does this kind of stuff happen often? Cause I subbed for the first time for 2013, just got into this line, and this thread scares the crap out of me
October I only got charged for Frosta. this month they charged me for Cy-Chop & Rattlor. I spoke with Bradley who runs the DR mattycollector site. He said billing had issues last month so they were charging for the figures that carried over and said the issue seemed to be fixed and so far it is my november sub items all three were just one $78.00 charge not three separate $26.00 charges.
I, luckily, have had little to no problems with DR and I've had multiple subscriptions since the very beginning. I have, however, heard some pretty terrible horror stories from fellow .orgers that prompt me to always be vigilant with my bank accounts.
Where are the rest of my New Adventures Classics figures?!?!?
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Can someone PM me the US number for Matty? I want to talk to someone who might has a clue of what is going on.
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Just got a message saying that they are giving me a refund of $8.95 on my 30th Anniversary subscription, after my "request for a refund"(?)
No idea why
How do I skip the out sourced DR and get an American?
Did anyone already get an email their substriction was renewed? I changed some card details and only received the "get ready,your sub will be renewed" email.
I want to know whether I need to order on the day off.
I got my TOD Sorceress shipped even though the charge fell off my account, and I didn't have the money to cover it in there. Yay...but I'll get hit this coming payday.
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This is what its all about, folks.
So with the whole Procrustus delay I didn't get a subscription renewal email for december and at this point I haven't gotten charged for it either. However I did get a subscription cancellation email showing Dekker and Filmation Randor as my last shipment. I'm wary to jump the gun and think I have lost out on Mosquistor and Procrustus but at the same time it has been bugging me. I tried checking the matty forums to see if other fans had the same thing happen but at this time the server seems down. Does anyone know anything about this or should I try calling digital river and hope I get somewhere with that?
Hey Super7 I'm looking forward to what you do for Classics and I'm awaiting these figures!
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I would definitely call Digital River. Some people have issues with the CS, but it's better than doing nothing. It might be a simple billing snafu and they might be able to fix it for you. I'd hate to see you miss out on Mosquitor and Procrustus, and I wouldn't trust DR enough to think they'll just work through it.
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Just a reminder: the second charge of the year will be coming in February, and that second charge for the past two years has been the one they charge to an old credit card if you've changed it, and then they cancel your sub. I'd strongly suggest that folks who did change their card anytime in recent months check before the Feb charges go through to make sure the right card is associated with the sub. I can't recall the title to search for it, but there is a thread with a how-to for checking that on the Matty site (since there is still no page to manage our subs, and likely never will be). If anyone recalls which thread it is, please post the link. It may do no good to go in a day or two before the charges are set to go through, but it would be nice not to see the yearly rash of sub cancellations right before King He-Man comes out. The annual idiocy last year cost a number of fans both Fisto and Shadow Weaver.
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For 2013, were stoked to launch the all-new My Subscriptions section. If youre a subscription holder, this will be your go-to spot to manage everything related to your subscriptions account. You can change/update your credit card information, shipping address, email address, and even combine or separate shipments. We expect to launch around the 10th of January and subscribers will receive an announcement and link to the new section as soon as its live.January Subscription Key Dates
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Where could any problems come in here? I'm sure after the debacle of this not working for the first billing date for 2013 subs, they will have it ironed out before the sub cancelling happens in Feb right?
They are lucky, I won't cancel my sub until I get my sub exclusives. After that, I am not playing the "You ship to the wrong address, I pay UPS $5 each month to correct" game.
Can someone PM me the US number for Matty? I want to talk to someone who might has a clue of what is going on.
Evil will always triumph because good is dumb.
Ok does someone here know Digital River's US number? They are really making me mad dealing with their outsourced customer service. With my 2012 sub being cancelled and not getting Mosquitor or Procrustus I am furious. I called last week and was told that I would hear something within two to three business days. I called back yesterday to discover the reason I hadn't heard anything was because the order writer was out sick! Seriously?!?!?!? There's only one person doing the orders? No wonder it takes so long for people to get their items.
Hey Super7 I'm looking forward to what you do for Classics and I'm awaiting these figures!
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Sand Volleyball FAQ
When is the Sand Volleyball season?
Sand volleyball is a spring team sport, just like softball and baseball. The Division I playing season starts the first Thursday in March and ends eight weeks later or the end of the school year, whichever comes first.
How many competitions must teams play? How many can they play?
You must play at least eight dates with three of the competitions being dual matches. The maximum number of competitions is 16 dates.
What is the format for play?
Each school will field five doubles teams ranked by ability. Each doubles team plays again the corresponding team or teams from other schools. In a dual meet, the winning team is the school winning three or five matches. Individual matches are two sets to 21, with a tie breaker set to 15 if needed. All sets are rally scoring and must be won by two points. Tournament play will still employ flights. Points are awarded based on finish in each of the five brackets and a total team score determines the winner of the event.
Will the NCAA sponsor a championship in Sand Volleyball?
When 40 institutions in DI and DII have sponsored varsity programs for two year, the NCAA will sponsor an NCAA Championships.
Where are the 2013 Sand Volleyball Championships?
Gulf Shores, Alabama will host the collegiate women's sand volleyball championships through 2015.
How many schools sponsor Sand Volleyball as a sport?
As of Jan. 23, 2013, University of California-Long Beach, Pepperdine, University of Southern California, Hawaii, Loyola Marymount, Florida State, College of Charleston, Stetson, Jacksonville University, University of North Florida, University of Alabama-Birmingham, Tulane, Mercer, Florida Atlantic, Florida Gulf Coach University, Georgia State University, Florida International, Louisiana Monroe, Grand Canyon University (DII), Cal State-Bakersfield, Santa Clara University, University of San Francisco, Stanford, University of Pacific, St. Mary's College of California, Sacramento State, Nebraska, UCLA.
Will Sand Volleyball have a different coaching staff from the Court Volleyball team?
It depends on the institution. DI NCAA regulations specify that Sand Volleyball may have a maximum of two coaches and Court Volleyball may have a maximum of three coaches. The regulations do not speak to coaches being responsible for more than one sport so an athletics department could assign one or two of the current court coaches to responsibilities with the Sand VB team or they could hire new coaches to fill those positions. There are no coaching staff restrictions in DII, so again the decision rests with the institution.
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DENVER -- The pass seemingly went higher than it did far.
Not that the pass by Joe Flacco didn't go far enough. By the time it astonishingly landed in Jacoby Jones' arms with mere seconds left in regulation, the Baltimore Ravens were on their way to delivering the Broncos a crushing, 38-35 two-overtime defeat on a frigid Saturday afternoon turned bone-chilling evening at Sports Authority Field at Mile High.
How did the underdog Ravens hand the No. 1-seeded, heavily favored Broncos the second-most devastating loss in their history?
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"It is my fault," said Broncos safety Rahim Moore.
It started when Flacco, the always big-armed and now big-game Ravens' quarterback, let the ball rip seemingly out of desperation.
"I call him Smokin' Joe," Jones said.
Before The Toss, the Broncos were up 35-28 thanks to a touchdown pass from Peyton Manning to Demaryius Thomas midway through the fourth quarter.
There was a considerable 70 yards and less than 40 seconds remaining by the time Flacco uncorked. Broncos cornerback Tony Carter let the ball go past him. He was playing zone when Jones ran past on the right sideline. Carter didn't put up a fight.
"I had the underneath coverage," Carter said.
No problem. Moore was back for the rescue. The second-year safety was well-positioned. Knock it down and it's fourth down. Moore leaped, reached up and ...
Uh oh.
"I just misjudged it," Moore said. "I let it go over my head, first of all, and I didn't do what I do best which is watch the flight of the ball."
The pass sailed over Moore's head, right into Jones' arms. Touchdown. 35-35.
"That's the way Flacco throws, he throws them up like that," said Broncos cornerback Champ Bailey, who had his own tough day. "They are hard to judge. I know that's a play Rahim will make 99 out of 100 so I'm not going to lose any sleep over it."
That may be, but a bundled gathering of 76,603 that had braved more than 4 hours of football amid single-digit temperatures, was left tossing and turning.
After Manning took a knee to end regulation, and after the Broncos' veteran quarterback was intercepted for the second time by Corey Graham, the Ravens won it 1:42 into the second overtime on a 47-yard field goal by Justin Tucker.
How did this happen? The Broncos entered the postseason with an 11-game winning streak. They came in as the AFC's No. 1 seed and a 91/2-point favorite against the Ravens. The Broncos destroyed the Ravens just a month earlier in Baltimore.
And yet, it's the Ravens who are advancing to the AFC championship game next Sunday against either the New England Patriots or Houston Texans.
"I wouldn't say I was shocked," Manning said. "That's not the right word. I'm disappointed."
"I'm not surprised we lost," Bailey said. "That's a good football team. What I'm surprised about is how we made it a little easier for them.
"We preached all week don't give up the deep ball, don't turn the ball over. That's the way they've been winning games. That's the way they won tonight."
This was easily the most heartbreaking loss by the Broncos' franchise since losing to the Jacksonville Jaguars in a second-round playoff game at old Mile High Stadium after the 1996 season.
It was also the first loss of the season for Broncos returner Trindon Holliday, who deserved better. The 5-foot-5 Holliday had two touchdown returns that should have been the difference in a 35-28 Broncos victory. He brought afterburners to a playoff game that was 13 degrees at game time, 9 degrees with a windchill of -4 at halftime.
Until the postseason, Holliday had a personal team record of 16-0 -- 5-0 with the Houston Texans; 11-0 with the Broncos. Then in the Broncos' first postseason game he had touchdown returns of 90 yards off a punt before his team's first offensive possession and 104 yards on the second half opening kickoff.
Despite Holliday's heroics, the Broncos struggled to put away the Ravens. The score was 21-21 at halftime as Baltimore returned an interception for a touchdown on a deflected pass and got two long touchdown receptions by Torrey Smith, who beat Bailey on both.
"He's a good player," Bailey said of Smith. "I've got to give him credit. But there's some things I wish I could have done different."
After Holliday's early punt return, Smith got past Bailey on a post pattern. With no safety help and a perfectly thrown pass by Flacco, Smith raced past Bailey for a 59-yard scoring reception that tied the game, 7-7.
"The first one I lost it," Bailey said. "He got a way from me. He's fast."
On the Broncos' first offensive series, Manning threw a quick slant to Eric Decker, who was covered and mugged. The ball deflected in the air and Graham cradled it, then ran 39 yards for a touchdown. It was 14-7 Ravens. Suddenly, the Broncos understood they were in for a game.
Manning remained patient. He finished his air-control drives with two perfectly thrown red zone touchdown passes -- 15 yards to Stokley to the right side of the north end zone; 14 yards to Knowshon Moreno to the right side of the north end zone.
It was 21-14 Broncos and they were moving at the 2-minute warning of the first half, first-and-10 at the Ravens' 36. But the drive stalled and Matt Prater mishit a 52-yard field-goal try.
With good field position, Flacco completed back-to-back, first-down passes, then drilled a 32-yard touchdown pass to Smith, who again beat Bailey.
Instead of 28-14 Broncos, as seemed possible at the 2-minute warning, it was 21-21 at the half. The 14-point swing wasn't nearly as pronounced as the last time these teams met last month in Baltimore, where Broncos cornerback Chris Harris turned a Ravens' goal-to-go into a 98-yard interception return for a 17-0 halftime lead.
But there was no mistaking the Ravens took momentum into halftime. For about 13 seconds.
But even after Holliday, a college 100-meter sprint champion at Louisiana State, sprinted past all Ravens with the second-half kickoff, the Broncos couldn't swat the Ravens away.
Late in the third quarter, the Broncos had third-and-1 from the Baltimore 45. But a holding penalty on right guard Chris Kuper -- hotly disputed by Broncos coach John Fox -- moved them back. On third-and-long Manning was stripped sacked. The Ravens recovered the fumble and were in business at the Broncos' 37.
A 32-yard run by Ray Rice gave the Ravens first-and goal, and Baltimore's tailback finished off the drive with a 1-yard lunge.
It was 28-28 entering the fourth quarter. When Thomas took a short Manning pass and ran 17 yards for touchdown with 7:11 left, the Broncos seemed poised to host the AFC championship game.
It looked even better with 41 seconds remaining and the Ravens facing third-and-10 from their 30. That's when Smokin' Joe Flacco threw one up -- way up -- and past Moore. Right into Jones' hands.
"If they wouldn't have scored on us on the last play, we'd be in here rejoicing," Moore said. "So if people don't like me after that, I'm sorry, That is my fault and I'm going to take full responsibility for it."
Ravens 38, Broncos 35
Baltimore 14 7 7 7 0 3 -- 38
Denver 14 7 7 7 0 0 -- 35
First Quarter
Den -- Holliday 90 punt return (Prater kick), 12:14.
Bal -- T.Smith 59 pass from Flacco (Tucker kick), 10:31.
Bal -- Graham 39 interception return (Tucker kick), 9:49.
Den -- Stokley 15 pass from Manning (Prater kick), 4:02.
Second Quarter
Den -- Moreno 14 pass from Manning (Prater kick), 7:26.
Bal -- T.Smith 32 pass from Flacco (Tucker kick), :36.
Third Quarter
Den -- Holliday 104 kickoff return (Prater kick), 14:47.
Bal -- Rice 1 run (Tucker kick), :20.
Fourth Quarter
Den -- D.Thomas 17 pass from Manning (Prater kick), 7:11.
Bal -- J.Jones 70 pass from Flacco (Tucker kick), :31.
Second Overtime
Bal -- FG Tucker 47, 13:18.
Bal Den
First downs 21 30
Total Net Yards 479 398
Rushes-yards 39-155 41-125
Passing 324 273
Punt Returns 3-22 3-90
Kickoff Returns 4-64 4-171
Interceptions Ret. 2-39 0-0
Comp-Att-Int 18-34-0 28-43-2
Sacked-Yards Lost 1-7 3-17
Punts 8-48.3 5-48.8
Fumbles-Lost 1-1 2-1
Penalties-Yards 8-58 10-87
Time of Possession 36:36 40:06
RUSHING -- Baltimore, Rice 30-131, Pierce 5-14, Flacco 2-7, Leach 1-3, T.Smith 1-0. Denver, Hillman 22-83, Moreno 10-32, Hester 8-11, Manning 1-(minus 1).
PASSING -- Baltimore, Flacco 18-34-0-331. Denver, Manning 28-43-2-290.
RECEIVING -- Baltimore, Boldin 6-71, T.Smith 3-98, Pitta 3-55, Dickson 3-29, J.Jones 2-77, Leach 1-1. Denver, Decker 6-84, Dreessen 6-46, Tamme 3-44, D.Thomas 3-37, Stokley 3-27, Hillman 3-20, Moreno 2-21, Hester 1-7, Willis 1-4.
MISSED FIELD GOALS -- Denver, Prater 52 (SH).


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I have finished a pair of pop top mittens (only one is shown here, the other one is as a sample in the shop!) I love love love them!
The pattern is nearly written and will go live in the shop right after the project class/kal is one! (So if you want it early, sign up for the class *wiggles eyebrows*)
The pattern can either be knitted as fingerless gloves, or as the pop top mittens, which will have a thumb option. I love them and think they are sooo cute and warm (alpaca!!!!!)


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So the air in the chamber in front of the on/off is what pushes the paint? So the volume behind the on/off doesn't matter?
This also makes me wonder, although I doubt it because you still have the restrictive on off... would this help the valve recharge any faster than a standard full valve?
The low pressure air has to travel farther to get to the front chamber using the remote regulator in this setup than with the AIR mounted directly on the valve and has more potential for restrictions. Therefore, the final top-up has the potential to take longer if everything isn't working really well.
Except for the Automag in front, its usually the man behind the equipment that counts.
Got ya, that's what I figured
As a quick update. I spoke with Deus Machina and he may only have enough material to make 3-4 ofcaps and may not have access to facilities to make any more for the foreseeable future. We may need to discuss whether XMT can make the caps or if we want to see if the idea of an alternate design is feasible.
Making the back caps is not a problem but if i did them i would like to add a burst disc (like the ones used on HPA tanks) to the design for safety.
Edit* I aren't burst discs 1/8" NPT? If so, works for me....
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If this is a sole operation front half though I am still interested. He can put a co2 bust disk in the back for his liability protection. We can remove it for a gauge or whatever we want to fit our needs. Works for me.
If this
I don't see a reason it shouldn't be able to be either. All the milling on the front is the same.
Burst disk on the valve is completely unnecessary.
Id be in for a cap as long as the finish is smooth and not crosshatched, it could be tapped for a gauge or not. Doesn't matter to me
I thought I remembered more rules like the type of hoppers you could use and how many electronic markers you could have on one team.
I say, save your money, use your xvalve and don't set it up to RT.
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This is my cap'd valve and I think it works great. Deus polished it and tapped the back per my request. I would like to see a valve made with this style cap built in as a solid unit.
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It reads the same for the Ten Man as well:11. Marker
11.01 Will be capped at 10 balls per second with no ramping.
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12.02 Open and Tactical teams may use radios. Pro Teams can not
12.03 Players may carry extra constant air tanks.
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But in Ten man it does state that you can have a heavy gunner that can shoot at any rate of fire.
I would think as long as you could show them the valve does not bounce they'd be OK with it?
Like letting one of the tournament operators test the gun for it?
Thanks for the input. Some of us want this for other purposes. If you're not interested, cool. No need to spend your efforts trying to kill a project that others may want.Originally Posted by zondo
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In my opinion, this thread needs to die and a poll needs to be taken. I really only see one main person, and couple others with their toes in the water on "wanting" this done... that's 3/50, that doesn't pay the bills...
All I want is a cap for $20-$30 or however much they are... if that shaves 7oz of reg off the back and moves the weight forward with a different reg I'm all for it, id rather have a good balance than worry about weight... if the guns harder to manipulate that's when you feel the heft.
I understand, it can be annodized and matched etc, but its still a classic valve half... for an unknown price, just guesstimates.
But back to my original thought, I say a poll be taken, for 100% I would buy this, not, well maybe if it has blah blah... just assume its only the valve front.
And make a second poll on caps as well.
Edit: I'm also going to bet in the end whether the design ends up with a cap or one built it its around $150
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try replacing your board contact springs.
try replacing your board contact springs.
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Cool, if I get it, I'll do that.Originally posted by Havoc_online
WARPED1 case by case - could be a number of things, you could send it to me for repair if anythings wrong with it.
SkElL~ObIsSiS yes, make sure you have fresh batteries as JT said, also lube your friction disks and check your dwell time(should be 1/4 turn)
Got mine back.
Thanks for the quick turn around! I'll let you know how it works next weekend!
Looks great though!
I've swapped them out with a friends springs, without change...Originally posted by Havoc_online
try replacing your board contact springs.
Do you know if there is a postive or negative trigger for the ebalde? I am getting a warp and would like to run it off of the trigger instead of the recoil. I have heard the sensor is tricky to set on Autocockers. Is this true?
Well, I bought a used warp/revvy combo. it was advertised as having 12v mod and added a extra connector, so you can run the revvy off of the same switch. (the revvy was nothing more than servo motor and casing)
Well, whoever put it together was an idiot and did not know how to solder, etc. It did not work when I got it. I basically unhooked everything and resoldered/heatshrink wrapped everything and replace the reg with brand new 7812C voltage reg. (It had 7812a, but lead broke on it when I took it off) After rewire, I first turn it on, it will turn on continuously, but when I turn the sensitivity down, it was working fine.(bit marginal, but usable)
Now, I hooked up the revvy to the warp, and once warp starts on, it would not stop stop. When I minimize the sensitivity, it almost works until it turns on again. I added .1uf cap to the output(I actually soldered the .1uf cap across the vcc/gnd of the warp control board). This fix the problem. .1uf is recommended for transient voltage conditioning of regulator output.(also recommended in the datasheet)
So, I have a warp that also runs the revvy. It works really well. probably eat through battery though, so I will probably use NiMH rechargeable.
hope this help others, who is thinking of doing the same mod.
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How do I attach this thing? I got the plate and 2 screws, do I need two more? I wanna put the plate inbetween my KAPP drop and grip. The screws that came with it are not long enough.
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yeah its fine/ u only need the 2 screws for the bottom of the grip, which u have. to attach, put the plate inbetween the drop and your grip, with the plate angles towards the front of the gun. then screw in everything, the plate and the drop.also for custom adjusting you can losen the screws a little and teh plate can be slid a little foward and back in angle. then after that take the two small screws for the top of the warp that came with it, align the slots for the screw on the warp with the holes in the plate, then put the screws through the top side of the plate and tighten them into the warp. by losening them a little the warps angle can also be adjusted. also make sure you know how to adjust sensitivity unless you are using intellifeed. HAVE FUN with your new warp!
also if u would like instructional pics just ask and ill wip something together 4 u
I gotta run to Home Depot to get new screws. thanks guy!
ok. if they are the ones that connect the warp to the bar make sure there not longer than about 1/2 inch
I need screws to mount my plate to the bl/grip of my emag.
so wait now, which screws do u have, and what dou need?
I have the 2 ones for the top part, attatching the plate thingy, I need two bottomline screws to put my KAPP df and the other end of the warp plate thingy.
ok, first of all, u only need 4 screw total. two which will double for your plate and drop foward, and teh other 2 to attach the warp to teh plate.
oh nvm ok. get the bottomline screws and u set. btw what gun u runnign on?
My emag, I'll post pics once I get two more screws.
dont you have any extras of these from previous guns? lol you should find out from someone how to setup teh intellifeed on the emag for ur warp. and intellifeed warp is a diamond in the ruff
No extra screws laying around. I have the warp to emag wire, and the roller-switch thing intellifeed wire if I go warp on my PTP Micro. Punkerx1 hooked me up!
I have a Reloader, so I see no reason to wire it, the sound of the warp spinning and the gun firing will keep that puppy spinning!
I plug in my wire from the emag board to my warp and it just spins continuously. Why? I thought it spun with every pull of the trigger.
*EDIT* GRRRRRRRRRRRR, Now the black wire popped out of the battery thing, where the 9v goes. Havoc WILL be hearing from me soon.
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OK, so I just got a used warped Retro Mag with LX and an Inteliframe. (I'm really stoked!) It came with the I-Frame wired to the 12v revy that sits on top of the Warp. Is that good or do I want the I-Frame going to the Warp itself? I'm fairly new to Mags so I really appreciate any help guys. Thanks.
havoc will need to elaborate on this since i dont know if its possible, but if it is, maybey you should try to also hook up another wire so that the rev and teh warp are intelli. if that s not possible, then you should take the intelli off teh rev and make a intellifeed wire for the warp. its a lot harder to get a vibe sensor on a warp to work well than it is to get a 12v rev to work on its own
Ok, I figured out one of the reasons my mag has become sir-chops-alot... the warp on it doesnt spin enough when the vibration sensor is activated...
When I don't touch the warp, I get 3-4 shots off then break a ball... so what I was doing today was before firing long strings, I would just hold the white button until I stopped shooting, and I know that isn't good for it, but hey, I didn't get chops ...
So what do I have to get this puppy humming?
Hey Zero, how much did that Chipley cost ya?
Originally said by Boggerman When I got married I thought it would go down too... The insurance, not the wife.
well first, youve got a mag, and i used to have one too, before you spend any more money, go and buy yourself a lvl 10 bolt. it is the greatest thing ever to come to AGD since the emag. it is the most important/ greatest upgrade available for a mag. so before anything make sure you get one of those. then you can send your warp to havoc and have him hook u up with a on/ off switch and either the bigcell mod or the 12v mod. oh yeah, and after lvl 10, save up for an intelliframe, why? because a warp with intellifeed never fails you.
Ok, done, done and done....well first, youve got a mag, and i used to have one too, before you spend any more money, go and buy yourself a lvl 10 bolt. it is the greatest thing ever to come to AGD since the emag. it is the most important/ greatest upgrade available for a mag. so before anything make sure you get one of those. then you can send your warp to havoc and have him hook u up with a on/ off switch and either the bigcell mod or the 12v mod. oh yeah, and after lvl 10, save up for an intelliframe, why? because a warp with intellifeed never fails you.
Havoc already installed a bigcell and on/off switch... I'm saving up for level 10... I just didn't send him the gun with the warp for the fine tuning... and playing today, and noticed why it was chopping for the first time.
Adjusting the dwell isn't explained in the manual, so I figured might as well hear it from the pros before I go about screwing it up even more then it is now
I'm happy with my current frame... in isn't intellifeed, but the Auto-response trigger will work well enough.
at least get the lvl 10 and u will be happy. also how pleased are you with havocs work? im gonna send him my warp soon, lol havoc. but moneys a lil tight with stuff so when i get it to him i get it there
Ok, so the solution of my problem is in the manual, just must have glossed over it! Got it all fixed, no problem.
Oh, and Havoc is a GREAT guy! He even tossed in a few detents, stickers, and a spare PF plug! the work itself was very neat, and I really liked the new battery clips he installed... alot tougher then the cheapo vinyl ones there.
Any insight to whether to link the I-Frame to the 1)warp, 2) revy, or 3) both?
if there was a goodd way to, id think both. but then again all this time ive been using my timmy with just the warp intellifed and only have small probs sometimes if i try and shoot very long strings
instead of big cell, go with 12v, if you are chopping. I set it up to run my revvy and warp from same 12v (Iknow it eats batteries) so that revvy and warp runs together, and I can intelli it as well, if I want it. (don't need it so far) nice and clean setup. I like it. fast loading. fast as you can shoot. seems to keep up at 12-14 bps continuously for a while until hopper gets low without problem. (I can't shoot faster than that )
I use a Reloader. Is there really a need to wire the loader? I run the warp to emag wire from the grip thingy.
Havoc, I installed a PTP 12v harness with an on/off switch. I think maybe I've got the toggle switch wired in wrong cuz my batteries are draining down when it's not in use with the switch in the off position. Do you have a wiring diagram for this set-up? Also, I'm not sure what happened, but with a fresh set of batteries my warp ran for a few seconds then slowed down and one of the batteries was freakin' hot! I un-hooked the battery harness right away and then tried it again later on in the day with no trouble? I'm wondering if I messed up and got my wiring harness backwards...as in long connector to one 9v and the other two short ones to the other battery and warp connection...does this make sense? uggh


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January is National Preschool Fitness Month and there's no better way to honor the designation than going out to area preschools and having some fun with children.
Amy Bomarito, wellness director at Evenglow, along with Michele Nilson, had two special sessions with students at Noah's Ark preschool in Pontiac Friday.
"This is through the new wellness program at Evenglow. It just started back in July. We're really starting to get out into the public and teach the public what being well is all about," she said.
She and Nilson led students through stretching and warm-up exercises before playing a special card game, where each student picked a card from a deck and there were specific exercises for each card. For example, clubs were for squats, and if a student picked a nine of clubs, all the children did nine squats. Other exercises with the card games included running laps around a square, jumping jacks, push-ups and high stepping. They also played a version of freeze tag.
"We're just trying to teach kids to stay active from a young age and staying fit doesn't always have to mean going to the gym. It can mean playing games or playing sports," Bomarito explained.
Bomarito said that other schools are welcome to call her to set up a time for them to come do the program with preschool classes. She can be reached at Evenglow at 815-842-9040.
"Today we're just testing out the water, but we definitely loved it and thought it was a blast," Bomarito said.
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RAISE YOUR HANDS AND REJOICE — the 2018 schedules are here
Only 87 days until kickoff, my fellow mammals.
Ansonia coach Tom Brockett brought his nine-month-old son, Michael, into his team's locker room before Saturday's CIAC Class S final.
Michael Vincent Brockett was the living embodiment of the strength it would take for the Chargers to win a championship — he was born 13 weeks early last February.
"When you look at something that's under three pounds of life," Tom Brockett said, "I just couldn't explain how, when I walked into the (hospital) room having no idea what to expect, how proud I was of him.
"I talked to the guys about it a little bit. I've just never seen someone fight (so hard)."
The ordeal of Michael's premature birth made Brockett's fourth state championship as Ansonia's head coach the sweetest of all. Wife Nicole, Alyssa Rose, the couple's three-year old daughter, and Michael joined Brockett on the field for pictures after a 59-26 win over North Branford.
"It was a dream to have him here today," Tom Brockett said. "The football part of it, it just makes it all that much better."
Michael was born prematurely on February 18. Brockett got a call that Nicole was about to give birth, and 35 minutes later Michael was born. Michael had to have emergency surgery on the third day of his life and spent 77 days hospitalized.
"I've had somewhat of a fairy tale life," Brockett said. "It was the first time I was in a dark place. … It was a long haul and it was stressful.
"When things happened, football was the farthest thing from my mind. For 77 days, I had nothing to do with the program. It's a credit to our kids that they stayed the course and to our assistant coaches. No calls needed to be made. They knew what to do."
There was a possibility that Brockett would give up coaching, but he didn't have time to think about it.
"I wouldn't say I was contemplating giving it up," Brockett said, "but if he needs me and he needed me home, or my wife needed me, that's where I would be.
"Football was a far, far (away) thought (in my mind). Our coaches did a great job and our kids. They're great people, all of them … the nurses and the doctors (at Yale-New Haven Hospital), you talk about heroes. I have so much respect for those people. It was unbelievable to watch what they did every day.
"It didn't turn out a tragedy because he's healthy, and everything turned out great."
Saturday was the first time Tom brought Michael into the locker room. It might not be the last time.
"When I talk about these guys, 10 years from now," Brockett said, "I want to be able to say, 'you were in the locker room. You remember Hezekiah Duncan.'
"One of my regrets in '06 (when Ansonia won its first title under Brockett), I was married, but I didn't have any kids. None of my kids got to be around Alex Thomas or Rashaad Bass or all of the great kids we have.
"I'm just so fortunate that I have a great family and friends."
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The only topic debated Saturday as often as who was the state's number one team was whether or not Berlin coach John Capodice should've punted on fourth down deep in his own territory during the Class M final.
To review — the Redcoats led, 12-6, with over four minutes left in the third quarter.
Berlin had a fourth-and-one from its own 23. Capodice elected to go for the first down rather than punt.
"When you're in this situation and you're significant underdogs, you have to pull out all the tricks," Capodice said.
To kick or not to kick became a topic of debate when David Romer, Cal-Berkley professor of political economy, suggested that NFL coaches should go for it on fourth down more often.
"On the team's own half of the field, going for it is better on average if there is less than about 4 yards to go," Romer wrote.
Brian Burke of AdvancedNFLStats.com and the "Mathlete" at mgoblog.com have agreed with Romer.
Some NFL coaches mocked Romer's analysis. It would also cause Mike DiMauro to repeatedly run his head into a wall.
Back to Saturday — Berlin had gone for a first down in its own territory to end the first quarter. It was fourth-and-1 from its 41. It ran a toss play to Scott McLeod to the right side, and he ran 4 yards.
The Redcoats dominated the line of scrimmage in the first half. It ran the ball 34 times for an average of 4.2 yards. It had a 44-11 advantage in offensive plays. It also had 18 first downs.
Berlin ran McLeod to the right again. Harold Cooper tackled him for no gain.
"We, as a team, felt disrespected that they were going for it on fourth down (again)," Hillhouse's Andre Anderson said.
The Academics scored a touchdown on their next drive. They added three more in the fourth quarter and won, 34-12.
Berlin had 200 yards offense in the first half. It had 45 yards in the second half and two first downs.
Asked what he thought at the time of the second fourth down call, Hillhouse Tom Dyer coach said, "I'm thinking, this is great momentum for us. We stop them, we're going to have great field position. … Not a lot of teams in our league (the Southern Connecticut Conference) would've done that, especially with our offense.
"At the same time, our offense can score from 30 yards out or 90 yards out with the running backs that we have, so it's not a bad call by coach (Capodice). I understand why he's going for it. I'm just really happy that our defense responded."
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Sean Marinan was happy that his Xavier football team beat Norwich Free Academy in Friday's Class LL final, 48-14.
Marinan was also happy to honor the wishes of Eileen Murphy Matterazzo. She died last Tuesday from brain cancer and was the grandmother of Kris Patterson, a former Falcons player.
"(Kris) happened to stop by the school (last) Friday or Saturday and we were talking," Marinan said. "I started talking about his grandmother and what a terrific lady she was and what a big supporter (or Xavier she was) and everything else.
"He went to visit her Monday because the family told him she wasn't doing too well. She said, 'Tell Sean to kick the crap out of NFA.'
"I'm glad we could do what she wished us to do."
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YOUR conference playoff scorecard:
Southern Connecticut Conference: 9-1 (three finalists, three champs).
Naugatuck Valley League: 4-2 (one finalist, one champ).
Eastern Connecticut Conference: 3-3 (one finalist).
Central Connecticut Conference: 5-7 (two finalists).
Pequot: 3-4 (one finalist).
Constitution State Conference: 0-3.
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YOU may watch replays of this weekend's games at any time if you so desire. And why wouldn't you? It is, after all, football.
Note that there were technical difficulties during Friday's Class LL broadcast. Much of the broadcast is raw footage.
The other three games are restaurant quality.
We hope you enjoy it.
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We'll have more for you manana, including the FINAL Day Top 10 state coaches' poll.
Vaya con dios….
Only 87 days until kickoff, my fellow mammals.
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Double winners for the day were redshirt sophomore Brandon Gambucci and redshirt freshman Dylan Ryan. Eight of the nine Blue Devil wrestlers won at least one match out of the two duals as Duke registered a combined four pins.
Gambucci, wrestling at 133 pounds, was outstanding as he picked up his fourth and fifth falls of the year to improve to 7-1 for the season. Ryan earned his first two wins of the young season and his first career dual victories as a Blue Devil. Also posting pins for Duke against Stevens Tech were redshirt freshman Conner Hartmann and junior Brian Self.
Duke vs. No. 13 Northwestern
The Blue Devils opened their dual season with a hard-fought battle against the Wildcats. Earning wins for Duke were Gambucci and Ryan. Duke traded wins in the early going with the 13th-ranked squad, but the Wildcats won four of the final five bouts to come away with a 33-12 victory.
Gambucci put Duke on the scoreboard first with a pin at 133 pounds. With the Blue Devils trailing 6-0 after one bout, the Mansfield, Ohio native answered with a first-period fall of his own to make it 6-6. Gambucci scored a takedown against John Coukos just five seconds into the match and added two more nearfall points 14 seconds later en route to the pin with three seconds left in the first period.
After a tough 3-0 loss by sophomore Tanner Hough at 141 pounds to give Northwestern the 9-6 lead, redshirt freshman Marcus Cain evened the dual once again, 9-9, with a gritty 9-3 decision over Dylan Marriott at 149 pounds.
Wrestling in his first career dual at Duke, Cain trailed 3-2 after the opening period. The Winston-Salem, N.C., native rallied for a 5-3 lead in the second with a three-point nearfall. Starting down in the final two minutes of the bout, Cain made it a three-point match, 6-3 with an escape and then tacked on a takedown and riding time in the final five seconds for the 9-3 victory.
Northwestern collected bonus points in each of its next three wins to go in front 25-9 with three bouts remaining. Two of the victories came from top 15 wrestlers, while the win at 157 pounds was a forfeit.
Like Cain in the 149-pound division, Ryan also was seeing his first career dual action for the Blue Devils. Up against Marcus Shrewsbury at 184 pounds, Ryan used a takedown and an escape and held off Shrewsbury for the 3-2 decision. Shrewsbury made it a one-point bout with an escape to start the third period, but Ryan was outstanding to earn his first career dual victory.
At 197 pounds, Duk's Hartmann suffered a tough 6-2 setback for just his third loss of the season. The Wildcats closed the dual with a technical fall from eighth-ranked Mike McMullan and the 33-12 victory.
Duke vs. Stevens Tech
The Blue Devils opened their second dual of the evening with a commanding 16-3 major decision from redshirt senior Peter Terrezza. The veteran 125-pounder jumped out to a 7-1 lead in the first period and cruised to his first win of the season and 58th of his career.
After Gambucci pinned his foe in just 1:19, his fifth first-period fall, Hough added a narrow 1-0 decision at 141 pounds to put the Blue Devils in front 13-0. An even bout between Hough and Cody Curtiss, an escape by the Blue Devil sophomore with three ticks left on the clock in the second period proved to be the difference that kept the Ducks off the scoreboard.
Stevens Tech picked up three consecutive victories, including a forfeit at 157, to go ahead 15-13 with four matches remaining. However, Duke responded in a big way with bonus points in three of the final four matches of the night.
Redshirt freshman Trey Adamson started with a 19-4 technical fall over Kalen Gans. A big 7-1 first period by Adamson lifted him to his seventh win of the season and first tech fall victory. Ryan, after being held to just one point in five minutes, dominated the third period en route to a 6-1 decision over Doug Medrano.
The Blue Devils wrapped up the road trip with a pair of pins from Hartmann and Self. Duke's wins leader needed just 1:14 to grab his 13th win of the year and third fall. Self, held scoreless in the first period, needed just 36 seconds into the second session for his second fall of the season and first career win at heavyweight.
Duke closes competition for the 2012 calendar year next weekend at Eastern Michigan. The Blue Devils will take on the host Eagles and Big 10 foe Michigan, Dec. 8.
Northwestern vs. Duke
Saturday, Dec. 1, 2012 • Welsh-Ryan Arena • Evanston, Ill.
125: #19 Dominick Malone (NU) fall Peter Terrezza (Duke) 1:55 (6-0 NU)
133: Brandon Gambucci (Duke) fall John Coukos (NU) 2:57 (6-6)
141: Jameson Oster (NU) dec. Tanner Hough (Duke) 3-0 (9-6 NU)
149: Marcus Cain (Duke) dec. Dylan Marriott (NU) 9-3 (9-9 NU)
157: #2 Jason Welch (NU) wins by forfeit (15-9 NU)
165: #12 Pierce Harger (NU) pin Randy Roden (Duke), 0:55 (21-9 NU)
174: #8 Lee Munster (NU) maj. dec. Trey Adamson (Duke) 10-1 (25-9 NU)
184: Dylan Ryan (Duke) dec. Marcus Shrewsbury (NU) 3-2 (25-12 NU)
197: Alex Polizzi (NU) dec. #18 Conner Hartmann (Duke) 6-2 (28-12 NU)
Hwt.: #8 Mike McMullan (NU) tech. fall Brian Self (Duke) 16-0, 3:15 (33-12 NU)
Final: 33-12 Northwestern
Duke vs. Stevens Tech
Saturday, Dec. 1, 2012 • Welsh-Ryan Arena • Evanston, Ill.
125: Peter Terrezza (Duke) maj dec Tony Geiger (ST), 16-3 (4-0 Duke)
133: Brandon Gambucci (Duke) pins Brandon Ling (ST), 1:19 (10-0 Duke)
141: Tanner Hough (Duke) dec Cody Curtiss (ST), 1-0 (13-0 Duke)
149: Mike Polizzi (ST) pins Marcus Cain (Duke), 3:19 (13-6 Duke)
157: Zach Bass (ST) wins by forfeit (13-12 Duke)
165: Joey Favia (ST) dec Randy Rohen (Duke), 7-3 (15-13 ST)
174: Trey Adamson (Duke) tech fall Kalen Gans (ST), 7:00/19-4 (18-15 Duke)
184: Dylan Ryan (Duke) dec Doug Medrano (ST), 6-1 (21-15 Duke)
197: #10 Conner Hartmann (Duke) pins Mark Garrity (ST), 1:14 (27-15 Duke)
Hwt: Brian Self (Duke) pins Brian Schmalz (ST), 3:38 (33-15 Duke)
Final: 33-15 Duke


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Luther and No. 20 Wartburg were finally able to play the first two games of their four-game series this evening in Waverly. This twin bill was originally scheduled to take place April 9.
In game one, Wartburg's Michael Schinstock pitched a complete game one hitter, leading the Knights to a 4-1 victory.
Eric Pittman had the only hit for the Norse, a lead-off single in the top of the first. Andrew Bergmeier drove in the David Lowe while grounding out to second in the second frame. Lowe started the inning with a walk and advanced to third on a wild pitch and balk.
Zach Hendrikson each had two hits as the Norse defeated the Knights 6-3. Briggs, Matt Larson, Alec Knop and Brian Paulsrud all had an RBI.
Nate Whitham (1-2) pitched seven full en route to his first win of the season. Whitham allowed three runs on eight hits, walked one and struck out two.
The split gives Luther an Iowa Conference record of 7-11, 11-15 overall. Wartburg, who had its 12-game win streak snapped, remains atop the league standings with a mark of 15-3, 26-6.
These two teams will wrap up this series in Decorah on Tuesday, April 30.
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Games Played for Week
4 Games – Brooklyn, Charlotte, Denver, Detroit, Golden State, Houston, Indiana, L.A. Clippers, L.A. Lakers, Memphis, Miami, Minnesota, New York, Oklahoma City, Orlando, Phoenix, Portland, Utah.
3 Games – Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Cleveland, Dallas, Milwaukee, New Orleans, Philadelphia, Sacramento, San Antonio, Toronto, Washington.
The Super Bowl was fun to watch and I actually made some great guesses in a prop-bet pool, which made Mrs. Dr. A happy. That's not easy to do, so it was a win-win evening, even though I was pulling for Mr. Kaepernick to get it done. Here's what's going on around the league. Oh, and Ryan's chatting live today at 12:30.
Atlanta – Al Horford and Kyle Korver are studs, and Josh Smith hasn't been traded. Jeff Teague is dealing with a hip injury and Devin Harris has a bum ankle, but I assume both will be ready for Tuesday. The Hawks play three this week.
Boston – Jeff Green is hot, the Celtics guards are a bit of a mess and they play three times this week. I think Green should be owned in all leagues going forward, while Kevin Garnett and Paul Pierce are also strong plays now that Rajon Rondo's season is sadly over. There are trade rumors that KG could be going to the Clippers, but I'll believe it when I see it.
Brooklyn – Gerald Wallace is horrible right now, but I still think he's going to turn it around at some point. Deron Williams tweaked an ankle on Friday, but sounds like he'll be ready to go Tuesday against the Lakers. With four games, Williams, Brook Lopez and Joe Johnson are must-starts.
Charlotte – I think Byron Mullens is good to go tonight against the Heat and the Bobcats play four times this week. Michael Kidd-Gilchrist is dealing with a concussion, but traveled with the team for Monday's game against the Heat. He's not playing well enough to be an auto-start in any format. Kemba Walker and Ramon Sessions look like safe plays this week.
Chicago – Joakim Noah is out indefinitely with plantar fasciitis and Carlos Boozer is hoping to return from a hamstring injury on Monday at Indiana. With Noah iffy for the week, Taj Gibson looks like a must-start player. Kirk Hinrich (elbow) isn't expected to play this week, so Nate Robinson looks like a no-brainer this week, if you can handle his three-game schedule. Jimmy Butler is also a great player to add this week, as he's seeing time at both wing positions, and playing well. Start Boozer at your own risk.
Cleveland – Marreese Speights is averaging 15.4 points and 6.8 boards with the Cavs and looks like a great add right now, although the Cavs only play three times this week. Dion Waiters is also an interesting fantasy play, while Kyrie Irving and Tristan Thompson look like nice fantasy starters. Tyler Zeller is fading with the emergence of Speights, and can be benched until we see where this train is heading.
Dallas – Dirk Nowitzki is dealing with a groin injury but practiced on Sunday and is hoping to play on Monday at Oklahoma City. I don't trust Elton Brand enough to start him right now, but Vince Carter looks like a solid three-game play, along with Shawn Marion, Darren Collison and O.J. Mayo. Chris Kaman should be benched until further notice.
Denver – Andre Iguodala somehow had 24 points on 10-of-14 shooting Friday and is hot. With four games, Iguodala, Ty Lawson, Kenneth Faried and Danilo Gallinari are all must-starts this week. JaVale McGee should be on benches with his shin injury that kept him out of Friday's game.
Detroit – Will Bynum had 18 points and 10 dimes on Sunday, but will take a hit once Jose Calderon is ready to go. Hopefully Calderon will play on Monday, and I'm going to start him in a couple leagues, now that his work visa issues are nearly cleared up. Andre Drummond's playing time is still inconsistent and his free throw shooting is dreadful. I'd bench him this week, as Larry Frank just doesn't appear to be ready to #FreeDrummond just yet. Greg Monroe, Kyle Singler and Brandon Knight all look like safe options with four games.
Golden State – Klay Thompson and David Lee are on fire, Andrew Bogut is playing well in limited minutes and Stephen Curry played through his ankle injury on Saturday, going off for 29 points, eight dimes and six 3-pointers. Thompson, Lee and Curry all look like solid starts this week, while Harrison Barnes is coming on. He had 21 points and eight boards in 32 minutes on Saturday, and will share time with Carl Landry. Bogut is tricky, as the human headache has a pair of back-to-back games on the horizon, meaning his four-game week could be a two-gamer. I'd bench him if I actually owned him in any of my 11 leagues.
Houston – Carlos Delfino is dealing with an elbow injury on his shooting arm, so he should be benched (or cut) until he's healthy again. That's good news for Chandler Parsons, who is a must-start player right now, along with James Harden, Jeremy Lin and Omer Asik. Patrick Patterson blew up for 24 points and four rebounds on 10-of-12 shooting on Saturday, but is too inconsistent to be starting, despite the four-game week.
Indiana – George Hill is dealing with a shoulder contusion and is iffy for Monday's game against the Bulls. I'd bench him if I owned him. Paul George, David West, and Roy Hibbert look like must-starts with four games this week, while D.J. Augustin will have a nice week if Hill is out. Watch for news updates on Hill this afternoon.
LA Clippers – Matt Barnes is slumping and I have cut him in most of my leagues. Chris Paul's status remains a mystery as he's now missed seven straight games and 10 of his last 12 with a supposedly "minor" knee injury. Eric Bledsoe looks like a must-start player, but would be dealt a serious blow if Paul returns to action this week. DeAndre Jordan has been playing better lately, and looks like a decent start at center, along with Blake Griffin.
LA Lakers – Dwight Howard is hoping to play on Tuesday, but I think it will only take one shot to his bad right arm/shoulder to send him crashing to the ground again. The guy simply doesn't have the pain tolerance needed to play through this injury. Bench him. Kobe Bryant, Pau Gasol, Metta World Peace, Steve Nash, Earl Clark and Antawn Jamison are all benefitting from life without Dwight, and the Lakers play four times this week. World Peace, ironically, sort of threw a punch on Sunday and could be suspended for a game. Watch for news this afternoon.
Memphis – Zach Randolph has been struggling as he deals with a sore back, but still looks like a safe four-game play this week, along with Marc Gasol and Mike Conley. Jerryd Bayless has been starting and hot, but Tayshaun Prince may be ready to join the starting unit soon. The bottom line is that I don't trust Bayless enough to start him, and the same goes for Prince. Tony Allen is worth a watchful eye with the new lineup in Memphis, but is another guy I don't have enough confidence in to start.
Miami – LeBron, D-Wade and Bosh have a four-game week, which is all you need to know.
Milwaukee – The Bucks play three times this week, but Monta Ellis, Brandon Jennings, Ersan Ilyasova and Larry Sanders still look like solid starts in almost any league. Weigh your options carefully. Larry bounced back from a funk on Saturday with 17 points, 13 boards and six blocks. Hey Now! If you picked up Sammy Dalembert in a panic, drop him.
Minnesota – Alexey Shved is heating up in a big way over the last two games, but I still don't trust him enough to start him in most leagues. He is, however, a nice guy to stash right now until we see if he can keep it going. Derrick Williams has been hit-or-miss lately, along with Dante Cunningham, and the only sure things in Minnesota are Nikola Pekovic and Andrei Kirilenko. Ricky Rubio looks like a decent four-game play this week, as his minutes-restriction has finally been lifted.
New Orleans – Robin Lopez is hot after going for 16 points on Saturday, but he had just two rebounds in 25 minutes. He's averaging 15 points and 1.5 blocks over his last four games though, and looks like an interesting three-game play if you're thin at center. Al-Farouq Aminu has cooled off and I'd recommend dropping him for one of these guys. Greivis Vasquez can't shoot the ball right now, but is still a double-double machine, while Anthony Davis keeps plugging along in limited minutes. Eric Gordon was out on Saturday due to a sore knee and back, and as expected, is a big headache to own. He doesn't play in back-to-backs and the Hornets have one coming this Sunday and Monday. Start him at your own risk.
New York – With four games, Carmelo Anthony, J.R. Smith and Tyson Chandler all look like must-starts. I'm not touching Jason Kidd these days, although Raymond Felton is dealing with a finger injury. I think he's going to play through it, and somehow, Amare Stoudemire is hot. I don't know how long it will last, but Stoudemire is worth starting right now. If you're holding Iman Shumpert, I'd dump him for one of these guys.
Oklahoma City – Four games this week means Kevin Durant, Russell Westbrook and Serge Ibaka should be ready to lead teams to another fantasy win. Durant is dealing with a rib injury, but I'd be shocked if he doesn't play on Monday. Watch for updates.
Orlando – Jameer Nelson is dealing with an arm injury and Arron Afflalo has missed four straight games with a bad calf, leaving both of them iffy for Monday against the Sixers. With four games this week Nikola Vucevic and J.J. Redick are must-starts, while Andrew Nicholson is worth keeping an eye on. Al Harrington should be back sometime this week, and is also worth a watchful eye for the team that just lost Glen Davis. Moe Harkless is playing well and will become a must-own player if he backs up Saturday's 19-point, 14-rebound performance this week. If Nelson is out, E'Twaun Moore could be a sneaky play this week, so watch for news on Nelson and Afflalo this afternoon.
Philadelphia – The Sixers play three times this week and Jrue Holiday, Thaddeus Young, Nick Young, Evan Turner and Spencer Hawes are all worth starting in most leagues.
Phoenix – Michael Beasley is hot, Jared Dudley is playing well and Goran Dragic (banged up or not), Marcin Gortat and Luis Scola are all auto-starts with four games this week. While I don't trust Shannon Brown right now, I am intrigued enough with Beasley to start him in some important leagues. He's scored between 24 and 27 points in three of his last five games, with plenty of boards and steals to boot.
Portland – Wesley Matthews is iffy for tonight against the Wolves, but even if he's out I don't trust Victor Claver and Luke Babbitt enough to fill in for him. J.J. Hickson, Nicolas Batum (wrist), LaMarcus Aldridge and Damian Lillard are must-starts with four games, but I'm benching Matthews for now.
Sacramento – DeMarcus Cousins is a must-start with three games, but Tyreke Evans, Isaiah Thomas and Marcus Thornton should probably be benched for safer options. And if you're still holding Jason Thompson, make a move.
San Antonio – Tim Duncan's MRI on his knee came back relatively clean, but you can bet Gregg Popovich has had nightmares about seeing Duncan's leg getting rolled on by a huge man. I see no reason for Popovich to play Duncan much until the playoffs get here and I'd be trying to move him if I owned him. Duncan is day-to-day and should be benched, especially with just three games. Keep an eye on Boris Diaw this week.
Toronto – The Raps have three games and Rudy Gay, DeMar DeRozan, Kyle Lowry and Amir Johnson are all decent plays. Andrea Bargnani is due back soon and Jonas Valanciunas has been quiet in his return from injury, but it will be interesting to see what the Raptors' rotation looks like 10 days from now.
Utah – With four games Al Jefferson and Paul Millsap are must-starts. Gordon Hayward's shoulder injury remains a mystery, so keep him benched until you see him playing. Derrick Favors, Marvin Williams and Jamaal Tinsley are all risky starts, while Randy Foye has quietly hit double digits in scoring in eight straight games and had 23 points and six 3-pointers on Saturday. He looks like a decent starting option to me.
Washington – With three games there aren't really any must-starts for the Wiz. Emeka Okafor and John Wall are close, while Bradley Beal remains iffy with his wrist injury. Despite my incredible lack of patience, I'm still holding Beal in a daily league, but we just don't know when he's going to play again.


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Port Everglades breaks ground on intermodal hubWritten by Jenifer Nunez, assistant editor
Port Everglades broke ground on a $73-million combined on-port international and domestic cargo rail facility near Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.
Florida Gov. Rick Scott, who participated in the ground-breaking ceremony, also committed $13 million to begin work on the Southport Turning Notch Extension project, which will add more dock space for Port Everglades. The new Intermodal Container Transfer Facility (ICTF) at the port will lead the way for Florida to attract new international business to the state through its seaports and support the creation of an estimated 135,000 jobs for Florida families.
Port Everglades Chief Executive and Port Director Steven Cernak said, "An ICTF on Port Everglades property will not only ensure our seaport remains competitive with other U.S. East Coast gateways, but will give our port a cost and time-to-market advantage over many of these gateways, thereby putting more and more South Florida residents to work as a result of the additional business opportunities it will generate. This unique public-private partnership is consistent with Gov. Scott's efforts to expand support to Florida's ports, leveraging private sector capital to complete the project."
Florida East Coast Railway's (FEC) new 42.5-acre near-dock ICTF will facilitate containerized cargo transfer through the port to/from the FEC mainline by mid-2014. Both domestic and international cargo will be handled at the site, which will result in the advantageous transfer for Port Everglades customers and local companies.
FEC signed a long-term agreement with Broward County in March 2012 to build, operate and maintain the ICTF. Construction costs are estimated to be $53 million, which is funded by an $18 million grant from the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) and $35 million from FEC (including a $30 million State Infrastructure Bank loan from FDOT). Broward County contributed 42.5 acres of Port Everglades property, valued at $20 million, for the ICTF.
FDOT is also constructing a $40-million overpass to elevate I-595/Eller Drive to allow the trains to access the port at ground level for the ICTF. Construction on the overpass began in July 2011 and will be completed in 2014. The project will elevate traffic over the rail tracks, allowing for a better traffic flow and increased port activity.


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If we were developing Canadian towns, cities and homes from an entirely clean slate today, would we do things the way we've always done them? Probably not and the experiences of a group of modern, northern people thriving in a challenging landscape similar to our own is why I believe this is true.
Last year, I sat in on a conference organized by delegations from the five Nordic countries - Norway, Denmark, Finland, Sweden and Iceland - and I'm still thinking about what I learned there.
This entourage of Nordic building professionals and diplomats came to Canada to share their experiences living sustainably and elegantly in a cold landscape, and the experience taught me two things. First, there's a lot of room for us to live comfortably with less strain on world resources. And second, if this kind of urban development is done properly, we can enjoy a better quality of life than seems typical in Canadian cities.
So what are the people across the North Atlantic doing? Helsinki, Finland, is a good place to start looking.
In that city, more than 90 per cent of all buildings are connected to district heating plants. Insulated, underground pipes connect everything from large buildings and individual homes to efficient central heating and cooling plants that condition indoor air at much lower financial and environmental cost than individual furnaces and air conditioners.
District installations like these also offer the option of capturing waste energy and making use of it a second or third time. Heat is even extracted from large computer halls and purified municipal sewage, then added back into the system.
Sounds impossible to pull off to this extent in Canadian cities? Maybe the problem is our way of thinking.
"Sustainable development is not a burden to the economy," explained Pekka Sauri, deputy mayor of Helsinki. He's in charge of public works and environmental affairs and has seen first-hand that green building initiatives are "sexy and lead to all kinds of other benefits."
Reykjavik, Iceland, is the most northerly capital in the world, more than 2,000 kilometres north of Toronto, and even further north than Yellowknife, N.W.T. Like Helsinki, homes and businesses in this city are also connected to district heating systems, a reality that sprang from a program that began way back in 1950.
Astonishingly, Reykjavik also uses absolutely no fossil fuels whatever for generating heat or electricity.
Legislation and the willing population it sprang from also religiously protect groundwater sources to the extent that the entire Reykjavik municipal water supply is pure and safe to drink as it comes directly out of the ground, without any treatment.
Part of the mindset that makes this possible is instilled in all young people at an early age through a handson urban renewal program that began in 1949. Each year, children by the thousands are taught to plant trees and care for the appearance of their city.
The fact that this is part of who these people are also means that it's possible for us to move closer to this ourselves.
There's so much more we can learn from Nordic countries. Google "Bright Green Island" and Bornholm, Denmark, for instance. It's a community of 40,000 people living almost 40 km off the coast of Denmark who've reinvented themselves as a living showcase of sustainability. Or check out the Wikipedia entry on "cycling in Copenhagen" to catch a glimpse of one way to reduce urban traffic congestion.
A video projected at the conference showed a man fishing for salmon within the Reykjavik city limits. Not only are even the largest fish safely edible there, but we see this guy stop, dip a glass tumbler into the urban river, then take a long and satisfying drink of the cool, clear water. If green cities are like this, then how could anyone want to live any other way?
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A portion of Carter Road will be closed for 10 months as part of the Delaware Department of Transportation's rehabilitation project.
Carter Road between Route 300/Wheatley's Pond Road and Deak Drive in Smyrna will be closed from 7 a.m. Monday, Jan. 21 until 5 p.m. Friday, Nov. 1, pending weather.
A possible detour for drivers is to continue on Sunnyside Road past Carter Road, turn right onto Hillyard Road and turn right on Route 300/Wheatley's Pond Road.
The rehabilitation work will include widening of Carter Road to two 11-foot lanes; two five-foot shoulders; installation of curbs, sidewalks on both sides of the roadway for pedestrians; drainage system for storm water; relocation of utility poles; street lighting; and a new signal at the Sunnyside Road intersection. The anticipated project completion date is mid-November 2013, pending weather.
Message boards will be set up notifying motorists of the upcoming road closure.
Access to area residents will be maintained at all times during construction and emergencies.
The contractor for these improvements is A-Del Construction Company, of Newark.


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See television performances by old time radio favorites Jack Benny, Jeanette Nolan, Virginia Gregg, Howard Duff, and Edmond O'Brien! See an amazing array of television and film stars in their element in front of the cameras, including Ronald Reagan, Cloris Leachman, Natalie Wood, Zsa Zsa Gabor, Charles Bronson, Joan Fontaine, Ricardo Montalban, Ida Lupino, Vincent Price, Charles Boyer, Lon Chaney, Jr., Joanne Woodward, Angela Lansbury, David Niven, Merle Oberon, Barbara Billingsley, and more!
Episodes Include:
Let it Rain: Series Host Ronald Reagan stars with Cloris Leachman in this weird tale of a writer who finds romance in a sleepy southern town that keeps its memories of the Civil War, and its ghosts, very much alive.
Feather Top: Nathaniel Hawthorne's classic American fairy-tale of a scarecrow brought magically to life stars a young Natalie Wood as the love interest and was produced the same year as she starred in Rebel Without A Cause with James Dean.
The Golden Key: Comedian Joe E. Brown appears in a rare dramatic role as an aged railroad man who breaks free of the doldrums of retirement with the help of a young boy's friendship.
The Honest Man: Piano tuner Jack Benny is the man with an honest face in this comedy of errors involving gangsters, stolen jewels, and a bevy of lovesick beauties! Written and directed by Frank Tashlin, this gem also stars Zsa Zsa Gabor and Charles Bronson!
Summer Promise: Joan Fontaine stars in this tragic story of unrequited love and a promise made and kept in the heat of a May-December romance.
Easter Gift: Macdonald Carey stars in this powerful story of a minister who must overcome a crisis of faith as the upcoming Easter holiday also marks the anniversary of his young son's death.
Estaban's Legacy: In a small Mexican village, an idler (Ricardo Montalban) finds a gold coin and is afraid his neighbors will think he has stolen it, unless he can find work.
The Hat With Roses: In this gentle story of acceptance and love, Gisele MacKenzie stars as a lonely teacher forced to share a holiday with the one student who hates her the most.
The Adolescent: A prep school disciplinary board member, Celia, (Ida Lupino) comes across many obstacles and threats as she seeks to uncover a troubled student's dark secret.
The Brainwashing of John Hayes: Professor John Hayes (Vincent Price), a Presbyterian missionary and teacher in China, is arrested and charged with being a spy.
A Place of His Own: Claude (Charles Boyer), a celebrated war hero, returns home shell-shocked to live with his two brothers and sister-in-law (Jeanette Nolan). When one of his brothers fatally shoots a stranger, Claude's world is changed forever.
The Golden Junkman: Widowed immigrant, Jules Samenian (Lon Chaney, Jr.), works day and night as a junkman to send his sons to a private school. Jules has earned a very good living with his hard work, but earning the respect of his sons will become his greatest challenge.
Payment in Kind: Detective Tom Preston (Howard Duff) finds himself in a troubling dilemma when the doctor that saved his wife's life confesses to a murder. Guest starring Beverly Garland, Steven Geray and Dabbs Greer
America's First Great Lady: A classic re-telling of the story of indian princess Pocahontas (Gloria Talbot) and the early days of America's first settlement.
The Wild Bunch: George (Charles Boyer) adores his lovely new wife Leonora, but is shocked to discover that she neglected to tell him of her three teenage children. When Leonora is called away, George must tame her hellion kids. Guest starring Natalie Wood.
Dark Stranger: Novelist Ray (Edmond O'Brien) cannot believe his eyes when Jill, the lead character in his latest book, seems to come to life. Joanne Woodward and Evelyn Ankers guest star.
A String of Beads: Joan Robinson (Angela Lansbury), the governess of a wealthy London family is content in her simple life until expert jeweler Count Borselli takes notice of her pearl necklace.
Dan Marshall's Brat: Trudy Marshall and her family move onto their new frontier farm only to find themselves in the middle of a feud between the miserly rancher Barton, and his nemesis the Calaveras Kid. Guest starring Russell Johnson.
The Bomb: "All's fair in love and war" is the sentiment that lands Richard Lilliam (David Niven), his former lover Janet and her new fiance in an "explosive" life and death situation.
The Boy Nobody Wanted: Virginia Gregg stars as Gwendolen Sherman, an officer for the juvenile court in this re-telling of the true story of Billy Brandon - the boy nobody wanted. Roy Barcroft guest stars.
House For Sale: While looking at an isolated country home, a young woman (Ida Lupino) has an encounter with a maniac killer.The Man On A Train: Langford (David Niven) is taken aback by a strange run-in with an old friend. Things become even more peculiar when it turns out that the meeting might have been paranormal.
Sound Off My Love: Glamorous Mrs. Andrews (Merle Oberon) is loosing her hearing. Vain to a fault, she refuses to tarnish her "perfect" appearance by wearing a hearing-aid. When she finally concedes to use the device, she "hears" more than she bargained for. Barbara Billingsley guest stars.
The Story Of Emily Cameron: After an automobile accident, filthy rich Emily Cameron (Ida Lupino) is confined to her bed. Guilt-ridden about having caused the accident, her doting husband Jim cares for her every need - but the crash may have taken more than the use of her legs.


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