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I'd love to see a Filmation 3-pack with He-Man, Blackstar and Bravestarr...
I'd love to see a Filmation 3-pack with He-Man, Blackstar and Bravestarr...
Since in 2013 we will celebrate the 30th anniversary of Filmation cartoon, I am sure it would be great if Mattel do a commemorative and exclusive line.
For example: a 3-pack of episode "House of Shokoti" with Lord Masque, Melaktha and Shokoti; or a 3-pack of "She-Damon of Phantos" with Lizard Man, Strongarm and Elmora...
But, a SDCC exclusive 3-pack with Filmation Legends (He-Man, Blackstar & Bravestarr) would be top of tops...
I'd love that 3-pack as well. I never got into Bravestarr but Blackstar was a fave as a kid. I was hoping if Mattel could get the rights to do the respective shows, we could get a 3-pack from Blackstar with Blackstar, Klone and Mara.
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TG said very clearly a while back that there wouldn't be crossvariants...
If they release Blackstar, then fine, but make it a different line from MOTUC then. There are way too many cool MOTU characters to release as it is !
There is just no room for this in the MOTUC line...
I gotta say that this idea of John in motuc isn't dead in the water yet. His answer didn't really squash the fact. Now with the flimation rights and the fact that the blackstarr statue was in it we may see it one day. I'm not giving up hope just yet.
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In fact, I think it's very difficult Blackstar pop up in MOTUC; but I am sure there is no other tv show with more He-Man's similarity than Blackstar !
Mattel lost a great oportunity when didn't put Jonh's name in Marlena's mission...
That's the best He-Man's crossover I can imagine !
I agree unlikely but it does fit well with the vibe of MOTUC Blackstar's actual cartoon adventures make more sense than half the bios we get about actual MOTU characters these days.
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Unfortunately 'Blackstar' don't have appeal for a new cartoon or even a new toy line.
There are so many similarities between both shows and myths, that I can dream an exclusive Filmation set with He-Man and Blackstar side by side.
But I presume it's impossibles because Mattel don't have the rights for that show. And I think toy rights are still in Hasbro hands as well.
We needed an official pronounced from Toy Guru but untill subscription time ends, I am sure they will be very busy...
Imagine a MOTUC Warlock and Triton with all the articulation and a nice wingspan. But I'm sure this will not happen.
Warlock-shape can apear in MOTUC line because Takdryl (from 'The Remedy' episode) is in Filmation catalog. But unfortunatelly he is in brown color. Definitely I can live with that !
But I don't care about 'Blackstar' statue.
Y'know if Warlock was in the MOTU Filmation cartoon we could have a green one. After all Mattel said they can make the figures any color they want as long as they have the rights to make the character. So making a green Takdryl would give us Warlock.
I would like the Blackstar statue, but would also want the figure.
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The urge for a Blackstar Fig in this line has grown for me. I am actually looking Foward to one much sooner. I am more of a Toy guy than a Cartoon guy and I would love to see a Blackstar Toy and be incorporated in the Toy Bio. I think it would be neat if he got retconned into the MOTUC myhtos with CPT Glenn. Seeing as so much time has passed since the 80's cartoons I am more openminded to seeing this happen however I I was hoping to atleast get Extendar and the rest more difficult to tool figures sooner than John but realistically It wouldnt ytake very much to make this fig. Instant money for Mattel on this fig seeing as all they need to do is make a couple accesories and a new head.
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The worst thing is having Mo-Larr instead Blackstar figure in MOTUC line...
It seems in the new ThunderCats animated series that is airing in Cartoon Network, SilverHawks and TigerSharks will do a cameo soon...
In my opinion, this fact is the same as Blackstar and Bravestarr appearance in a new He-Man show...
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I get what you and the previous poster are coming from. I personally would want the figure (dont' expect it to be made really) to appear as he did on the cartoon. To me it's just as reasonable or maybe more so to have a Native American character issued as a toy. Especially in MOTU, there weren't any.
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Jeez, I just thought he was named Blackstar because he had black hair. As long as he looks reasonably enough like he did in the cartoon I'd be very happy with that. And Warlock is a must!
I would be nice to have a Filmation Takdryl (pink Warlock version).
In the bio could be somehow a crossover between motuc and ba!
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Blackstar would be a great SDCC exclusive (maybe as part of the above suggested 3-pack), but I wouldn't want any other characters from the line to take up MOTUC.
Now if they made a separate Blackstar line, or Filmations Classics that were to scale with motuc then I'd be all for it.
Want to trade for Battle Beasts. Show me what you've got!!!!
Perhaps this is common knowledge to all of you, but just to make sure: do I detect some Flash Gordon themes in Blackstar (e.g. the music)?
Plus, those cave beast from the first episode remind me somewhat of the Shadow Beasts... Just guessing here.
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With Filmation rights to produce MOTU characters, I'd like to see ToyGuru officialy talking about the possiblity (or not) to do Blackstar figure in MOTUC universe.
I am sure 'Blackstar' lonely has no appeal to do so. But next to He-Man in a Filmation commemorative set, I really can dream...
blackstar would fit in nice with motuc figures.


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More news about the railroad coming to Pine River appears in the Brainerd Tribune for June 9, 1894:
1. George Barclay returned from Brainerd last Friday.
2. The engineers are pretty near through with surveying the line for the new railroad, and work will soon begin. Sooner the better.
3. Last Monday a delegation of railroad magnates called on Mayor Ed Allen to ascertain if the city authorities of Pine River would grant the new railroad the right of way through our main street, where they now have their stakes drove, and after a short council it was granted. Watch our smoke.
4. F. H. Kimball the chief engineer, came up from Brainerd last night.
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June 16, 1894 the Brainerd Tribune reports:
1. Paddy McDonald, the Duluth railroad contractor, was in Pine River last week looking over the route of the new road.
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"Paddy McDonald ran the crew that cleared the trees and brush from along the right of way. He was a well-known pugilist (Boxer) who had fought some very noted heavyweight contenders. He was also the man who was entrusted by the railroad to carry the payroll by dogsled from Duluth to Two Harbors and then Soudan before the track was completed to there. Alone and at night, he carried in excess of $16,000 in gold and silver coins contained in a heavy wooden box with lid nailed down. A formidable foe with either deadly weapons or fists, he was a man to be reckoned with. Now he ran the crews engaged in clearing the line."
2. Mr. Grant, the Faribault railroad contractor, was here last Wednesday looking over the line of the proposed new road.
3. Last Week George Barclay located some farmers from Todd County who are hunting homesteads in Cass county. Emigration to Pine River will soon commence.
4. We will soon have the cars passing our doors now. The last line that was run passes the front of the house so near that its necessary to tear the old house down and build a new one. We'll build a solid brick block to start the town booming. Hurrah for Pine River!
5. George Barclay returned from a cruising trip last Sunday and says the country is all on fire over toward Woman Lake. He had a narrow escape from being killed by a falling tree whilst coming home.
Note: I tried to find out more about this fire but online lead me to the big one that occurred in later in September of 1894.
June 24, 1894 the Brainerd Tribune has these items of interest:
1. George Barclay left last Tuesday for the twin cities and Chicago. He will be gone about two weeks.
2. Mr. Foley, who has the contract for building the new railroad , was here last Saturday.
3. When the new railroad is completed as far as Pine River, Mayor Ed Allen will issue invitations to all city authorities between here and St. Paul.
Note: The Minnesota Historical Society has an excellent newspaper collection and I have visited this archive on several occasions 2000, 2001, 2007. The Brainerd Tribune was only one newspaper that I studied. I had prepared a spreadsheet with date events for each person/surname I was targeting. I had studied the society's holdings in advance so that I knew which newspapers were at what times and dates. I was then able to pull the microfilm reels to access the newspapers quickly. Newspaper research is hard work and takes time, so if you can prepare yourself before going to an archive it helps a great deal to save time. It doesn't hurt to practice at home before going on your trip. Where do they place obituaries and funeral notices, where are important stories placed, what are the sections of the newspaper etc. Newspapers can add little pieces of information that can make the lives of your ancestors more interesting. Each newspaper is a little different so you need to take your time and get us to the format when you first begin. Also the time frame of the newspaper can mean a different focus. Most newspapers in the earlier part of the 1800's did not really have obituaries unless you were wealthy and were more business oriented. The gossip columns or the news of different local areas did not show up till about the 1880's.
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July 24, 1983: Kansas City Royals� slugger George Brett has a game-winning home run against the New York Yankees nullified after umpires find excessive pine tar on his bat. The resulting protest was eventually upheld by American League president Lee MacPhail and the game was resumed on August 18 from the point of Brett�s home run. The Royals were finally credited with a 5-4 win.
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Beginning January, Ridgecrest is set to join up with the Kern Energy Watch Partnership in an effort to streamline energy use by 2020.
The announcement was announced last week's City Council meeting during a presentation by Linda Urata, Regional Planner for Kern County Council of Governments and Jeff Caton, Director of Environmental Services Associates.
At a June 20 meeting, the City Council approved a resolution to join the partnership after maintaining a separate partnership with Southern California Edison prior to that.
The city's involvement in the process stems back to signing a letter of support to join in on the energy action plan.
An application was submitted through to SCE following that and was awarded a $1.176 million grant for the project. According to Urata, SCE notified the applicants in and set dates for meetings in 2010.
The grant covers Kern County and the cities of Ridgecrest, Delano, McFarland, California City and Tehachapi.
The presentation given at the City Council highlighted a project the city still needs to sign off on. The goal, according to Urata, is to guide long-term efforts to improve energy efficiency throughout the state of California.
While Kern REAP is largely focused on electrical energy use due to funding by SCE, the plan aims eventually analyze and curtail all energy emissions by 2020 and eventually 2050.
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"A very good example is the city's use of solar power for its administrative building," she said.
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Urata said that the plan would be entering into a new funding cycle and would include bringing Ridgecrest into a partnership PG&E alongside SCE. This would allow the city to begin examining ways to reduce natural gas uses.
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Workman, first elected to the council in April 2010, is seeking his second three-year term. Workman served as Neosho's mayor pro tem from April 2010 until April 2012, when council member Steve Hart was elected to that role.
Hart first joined the Neosho City Council in April 2011, when he was appointed to fill the unexpired term of former councilwoman Heather Bowers, who was removed from the council two years into her term.
In April 2012, Hart was elected to a one-year term, left from the unexpired term of former councilman Chris Wright, who was elected in April 2010 but resigned in January 2011 after accepting a job that took him out of town for extended periods of time. Council members at that time appointed David Ruth to fill the seat until the April 2012 election. In that election, Ruth ran for the three-year seat formerly held by Bowers and Hart, while Hart sought the one-year term left on the seat previously filled by Wright and Ruth.
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Commercial oyster harvests in important fishing grounds east of the Mississippi River have reached historic lows, state wildlife officials said.
Commercial oyster harvests in important fishing grounds east of the Mississippi River have reached historic lows, state wildlife officials said.
Those grounds typically provide almost 50 percent of the state's oyster harvest. But crops were wiped out after the BP oil spill in 2010, and unsuccessful reproductive cycles since then have failed to replenished stocks, worrying state wildlife officials and the oyster industry.
The oyster industry is producing about 35 percent of the oysters it would during a normal year, officials said.
"These are the most productive public grounds in Louisiana. I'd say they're some of the most productive oyster grounds in the world," said Mike Voisin, owner of Motivatit Seafood oyster company in Houma and a member of the state's Wildlife and Fisheries Commission. "It's a cause for concern, and we have to look closely and figure out why this is happening."
Oysters are not only of culinary and cultural importance in Louisiana; the state's oyster industry employs about 3,500 Louisianans and has an estimated $300 million annual impact on the state economy.
Fifty percent the state's oyster grounds were wiped out during the BP oil spill. Many oysters were killed when the state opened up freshwater diversions on the Mississippi River to push oil out of wetlands. Oysters need salty water to survive. A river flood in 2011 devastated even more oyster grounds.
Though oysters in Terrebonne and Lafourche parishes are still faring well, most oyster grounds impacted by the spill have not recovered.
Oyster harvests east of the Mississippi River were near historic highs in 2009, but a dramatic decrease in spat sets and adult oysters have public officials concerned.
Scientists have been trying to understand why there have been no successful reproductive cycles, called spats, when larval oysters attach to the hard bottom and begin to grow.
Only after Hurricane Isaac did scientists begin to see some growth again, Voisin said.
"We are monitoring the conditions as we have historically done and have seen the amount of harvestable sack-sized oysters decrease over the last few years," said Wildlife and Fisheries Secretary Robert Barham. "The science is consistent with what we have heard from some oyster fishermen and dealers in anecdotal reports. Despite some claims that have been made publicly, the oyster industry has not been made whole. We have a long way to go before we know the full scope of impacts in the Gulf, but what we are currently seeing worries us."
Wildlife and Fisheries officials say data gathered through biologists' observations confirms ongoing issues with oyster stocks, but a direct cause is not evident.
Scientists are also studying the spill's impact on oysters through the Natural Resources Damage Assessment, a legal process that seeks to document all damage caused by the disaster. That information is used to create a restoration plan aimed at bringing the Gulf back to pre-spill conditions.
That study is ongoing, and results are not available.
Voisin said oyster population crashes like this have happened before, including one he could recall during the 1980s. But the fishery recovered and a few years later oysters came back in record numbers.
"We've seen ups and downs in this area before," he said. "The question everyone asks is it's Deepwater Horizon. The timing is odd but the science will tell us if there's a direct correlation."
In the meantime, he said, industry officials are moving forward with new farming techniques that may help the industry recover. New regulations will allow for off-bottom growth of oysters on private farms, which can produce oysters faster.
In addition, the state has rehabilitated oyster grounds with cultch, limestone or shell material placed on the bottom to create a hard surface for oyster larvae to attach to.
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In the heaviest rainfall seen in the city since the 2013 flood, rising water Thursday afternoon blocked some roadways in northeastern Longmont and stranded at least three vehicles.
The curtains of rain flooded out the intersection of Emery Drive and Collyer Street, trapping a Saturn and a recreational vehicle that drove into the water but couldn't drive back out. A pair of pickup trucks freed the vehicles before police arrived around 4 p.m.
"I just came outside to smoke a cigarette and saw my street become a river," said Collyer resident Jessica Abel, after she and Ben Miles waded out to retrieve their trash bin from the water, one of about 18 that had been scattered across the street.
"Good thing the trash already came," Miles said.
"Yeah," she agreed. "That would have been disgusting."
About 1.15 inches of rain fell between 3 and 4 p.m., according to Times-Call weather consultant Dave Larison.
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Flooding also forced a woman to take refuge on top of her car behind the Arby's on North Main Street; she was rescued from there around 4 p.m.
The Collyer and Emery flooding hit just west of Lanyon Park and a little north of the bridge across the Oligarchy Ditch. Sgt. Eric Lewis of the Longmont Police Department said that in addition to filling the low street, the rain also briefly caused the ditch to leave its banks.
A little before 4:30 p.m., the pooled water near the park was still thigh-high but falling quickly.
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30 comments:
- phrenile said...
It's brutal for Pettitte to be losing games like that. TCM's progressing in Tampa but can't expect better than Pettitte's 2.83 ERA, and even that's not good enough for a winning record.
- May 18, 2007 at 11:48 PM
- Sean said...
I would like nothing more than for the Yankees to have an entire year where their offense and pitching cannot sync up. In April they lose 7-6 each game as the offense explodes, then in May they lose every game 2-1 and 3-2 because they turn into the 2003 Tigers. Rinse and repeat each month until October.
Even though they'll still win 90 games at least, they are such a horribly constructed ballclub. No bench, no first baseman, spare parts bullpen, no clue. And, with FBfO showing up, a ridiculous $215m payroll, not counting luxury tax and everything else.
- May 19, 2007 at 12:16 AM
- CaKeY said...
I don't know... I'm starting to get the feeling this is the year they finally implode. Although a 90 win season wouldnt suprise me, a .500 record or worse is looking more and more possible every day.
- May 19, 2007 at 12:52 AM
- tim said...
I dont know what's more glorious...this 10 game lead or the office season finale. what an excellent episode. the ending especially, WOW.
- May 19, 2007 at 2:48 AM
- tim said...
(yes i know this is a sox blog, however i feel the need to opine about other awesome things due to their extreme awesomeness, :-) )
- May 19, 2007 at 2:51 AM
Great nugget from Jim Leyritz yesterday morning on ESPN Radio during the Mike & Mike broadcast from Penn Station.
In his analysis of all that ails the MFY at this glorious point in their season, he compared this year's bench to NYY teams of years past, where "...every player on our bench would have been a starter for any other team in the league...".
Perhaps a tad generous in some cases, but a fairly astute observation when examining this year's bunch of Cashman Patch Kids.
I can almost here it now...Mr. Phelps, I knew Tim Raines. Tim Raines was a friend of mine. And you, sir, are no Tim Raines.
For more great reading, there's a great article on Pavano in today's NY Times on-line edition, "Even When He's Gone, Pavano's Presence Felt". Scary to think how hard Theo went after this guy; this could have been our $40MM smoking hole in the mound....
- May 19, 2007 at 8:27 AM
- L-girl said...
he compared this year's bench to NYY teams of years past, where "...every player on our bench would have been a starter for any other team in the league...".
I agree: that's an astute (and oft-made) observation. One of the similarities beteween the 07 Sox and the 98 Yankees is the strong bench, and small role players contributing beyond expectations.
- May 19, 2007 at 10:10 AM
- Sean said...
Where are the comments for the top post? I'm bored off my ass at work and need to talk to you freaks.
- May 19, 2007 at 11:21 AM
- L-girl said...
Redsock has left the building.
(Actually he's on his way to work. He'll reappear in about a half-hour.)
- May 19, 2007 at 11:37 AM
- Sean said...
So does he have the lovely tuesday-saturday schedule as well?
- May 19, 2007 at 11:52 AM
- L-girl said...
Friday-Saturday-Sunday, by strong preference. It's a 3-day week, 12-hour shifts.
- May 19, 2007 at 11:58 AM
- redsock said...
Redsock has entered another building.
When I changed the time of the post, I must have hit a stray button.
Carry on.
- May 19, 2007 at 12:06 PM
- Sean said...
Wow, nice gig. When I managed the insane Body Worlds exhibit at the Boston MoS, I had a sweet W, Fri,Sat,Sun schedule. My current job is much better, but damn was free parking in Boston, free admittance to every museum in the country, and 4 day weeks nice.
- May 19, 2007 at 12:06 PM
- L-girl said...
It's the only way to work two jobs (day-job work and writer-y work) and still have some semblance of a life.
We've both worked weekends for a long time.
- May 19, 2007 at 12:08 PM
- L-girl said...
That museum gig sounds way cool, btw. I would love that. Body Worlds was huge here in Toronto, too.
- May 19, 2007 at 12:09 PM
- Sean said...
When I was there, one of the security guys was a huge Yankees fan, but one of the best and most knowledgeable baseball guys I've ever met. We got along great, but it's incredible how quickly you become desensitized to your surroundings.
So often we were holding a conversation about how Pettitte will hold up in the AL East, 2' away from the cross section of "man with extreme constipation", or wondering if the Sox bullpen could hold up next to 6 foetuses.
Weirdass experience. But, of course, the dead never gave us any trouble, the living were the problem.
- May 19, 2007 at 12:16 PM
- redsock said...
Nothing will ever top our NYC jobs:
Saturday and Sunday 9 to 9.
- May 19, 2007 at 12:24 PM
- L-girl said...
Dead are like that. Unless they are dead you knew when they were living. Those can cause you trouble.
OK, enough of this off-topic-ness, it's almost game time.
- May 19, 2007 at 12:24 PM
- redsock said...
Talking about the dead (though not The Dead!) is fine, as long as you don't think they are helping or hurting the Red Sox.
- May 19, 2007 at 12:25 PM
- L-girl said...
Nothing will ever top our NYC jobs:
Saturday and Sunday 9 to 9.
Too true.
In case anyone is interested, we now work full-time to earn the same money we used to earn in 24 hrs/week. That's how much we wanted to move to Canada...
- May 19, 2007 at 12:26 PM
- L-girl said...
Talking about the dead (though not The Dead!) is fine, as long as you don't think they are helping or hurting the Red Sox.
Good point! And you know you'll never hear me talk about The Dead, here or anywhere else.
- May 19, 2007 at 12:27 PM
- Sean said...
Christ, last show of The Dead (not the Grateful Dead, the Jerry-less version of Phil 'n Friends) I saw at Great Woods was sad. It was my friend and I, in our early 20s, who know every single song within the first 2 notes. Meanwhile, we were surrounded by plumbers, accountants and burnouts in their 50s with their brand new tie-dye shirts.
I'm so glad I transitioned into indie rock, where at least the Interpol fashionistas are funny.
- May 19, 2007 at 12:57 PM
- redsock said...
last show of The Dead
Damn it! What did I just say!
- May 19, 2007 at 12:59 PM
- Sean said...
If you can't take negative comments about that which you don't like, c'mon, what else do we have?
- May 19, 2007 at 1:09 PM
- redsock said...
Just kidding.
Which is worse: football or the Dead?
- May 19, 2007 at 1:14 PM
- Sean said...
Football you can get behind when you need a quick-burst of off-season joy. But fucking hippies man, fucking hippies.
Two hippies moved next door to me a few weeks ago, and now they blast their shitty music full-bore for most of the night. When I nicely try to bang on their door to tell them to stfu, they don't answer, probably because they're too stoned to respond.
As a hardcore liberal, even I hate them. Grrr.
- May 19, 2007 at 1:16 PM
- redsock said...
I question the validity of your first sentence, but otherwise ...
(plus good use of "full bore")
- May 19, 2007 at 1:21 PM
- Sean said...
Football's behind Baseball, America's Cup and F1 for me, but it's there. I followed the pats when they were 1-15, so I earned my stripes.
Seeing full bore in the DODG post made me a little bummed, but I guess we have a bit of synchronicity going on.
Can't believe we blew it that inning, bummer.
- May 19, 2007 at 1:27 PM
- phrenile said...
Gotta love first-half Lowell.
- May 19, 2007 at 2:39 PM
- L-girl said...
Football sucks. The Dead sucks. Both have always sucked.
Hippies are fine.
- May 19, 2007 at 2:54 PM


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DELRAY BEACH, Fla. — The first in a chain of Polaroid-branded photo shops opened in Florida this month, with its backers hoping to reinvigorate the digital world's interest in printed images by capitalizing on an iconic name.
Polaroid Fotobar aims to tap into unprecedented interest in photography with its inaugural 2,000-square-foot store. The trick will be to coax consumers who snap pictures on cell phones and other devices to give their memories new life on paper.
"Maybe it's on a smart phone, maybe it's on Instagram, maybe it's on Facebook," said Warren Struhl, the founder and CEO of Fotobar. "But digital is not permanent. Physical is permanent."
In the new store, customers can pay a visit to the bar where "fototenders" will assist in wireless uploads of photos. From there, a visitor can purchase prints made onsite, or order products sporting their images on canvas, metal, bamboo, and other materials.
The cheapest item is a $1 print replicating a traditional Polaroid, though the purchase requires a minimum of six. The priciest product is a 7-foot-by-4-foot, 150-pound slab of acrylic with a customer's image on it, running $2,500. All of the prints made on-site take the form of the original Polaroid, in varying sizes, with its familiar white border.
Mr. Struhl said he has heard time and again that photography's transition to digital has brought "a pain point" for people, who feel a sense of guilt that their images may reside on a hard drive but not in a frame.
"It makes them sad," he contends. "Most people are afraid they're going to lose that favorite picture on top of the fact that they wish it was up on a shelf."
But even some with deep nostalgia for the Polaroid brand wonder how the business will fare in a digital world.
Phillip Block of the International Center of Photography said he grew up with Polaroids and is "thrilled that anyone is interested in picturemaking and the physical print." But he said digital cameras have replicated the immediate gratification and emotional impact people experienced when their Polaroid camera spit out a floppy print.
But as customers began to file in, there was no sign of discontent. Among the first to take a seat at the Fotobar was Jami Bloch, 12, who was uploading photos from her Facebook and Instagram accounts. She frequently takes photos on her iPhone but had never had them printed. "You can actually, like, see them," she said of the prints. "It's actually, like, real."
Besides offering a sleek, sparkling white atmosphere, the store also has a studio that will offer free classes, host parties, and allow customers to come in for portraits with local photographers. Mr. Struhl says he's negotiating at least 10 leases for other Fotobar sites and expects new locations may open elsewhere in Florida, and in New York, Boston, and Las Vegas, in the next year.
Customers can also find refurbished Polaroid cameras selling for $159.95 and eight-packs of film for $29.95.
Polaroid itself, which pioneered instant photography, ultimately went bankrupt and doesn't produce its iconic cameras or film anymore. Film compatible with old Polaroid cameras is now manufactured by The Impossible Project. Polaroid is paid for the use of its name on the stores through a licensing agreement. Fotobar is owned by Mr. Struhl and other investors.
Fotobar faces competition from chain drugstores and other retail sites that allow customers to print their digital pictures, not to mention an array of Web sites that will deliver prints without someone ever having to leave their computer.
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This is the first part of a four-part series that will preview the 2013 Maryland women's soccer team. Fans will be introduced to the goalkeepers, defenders, midfielders and forwards that will look to lead the Terps to the program's fifth-consecutive NCAA tournament bid.
Part 1: Goalkeepers
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Rachelle Beanlands is a third-year sophomore and the incumbent starter after posting a 1.07 goals-against average with four shutouts to her credit as a redshirt freshman in 2012.
Last season Beanlands was charged with helping lead a young Terp defense that had a pair of freshmen starting on the left side, a sophomore with just four collegiate games of experience play the majority of the season at right back and a senior move to play centerback despite never even practicing at the position prior to moving there during an early season game.
This year, Beanlands will enjoy a more veteran presence in front of her, but has also grown into a leadership role and head coach Jonathan Morgan believes she has the confidence to grab ahold of the defense and make it hers.
"Rachelle has really grown and matured since last season," said Morgan, "and you can really see that in how she carries herself. Her presence has improved and with that she has taken a more vocal role with the defense."
Maryland's other keeper, junior Kristene Mumby, has also shown considerable growth since coming to College Park from West Virginia prior to the 2012 season.
Mumby's progress isn't lost on Morgan, who knows it's important to have a capable backup ready to step in at a moments notice.
"Your backup keeper is always just one play away from having to step onto the field," said Morgan. "Kristene isn't your typical reserve as she continues to push and play like she's the starter. She's very athletic and has good range. She also has terrific hands and catches everything she can get to."
While it's unlikely Maryland will be pressed into an inexperienced backline like it was last season, the Terps' keepers know they will be tested by some of the best attacking teams in the nation, but Beanlands and Mumby appear up to the task of helping keep the Terrapins, who also boast an explosive offense, in every game this season.


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Columbus, Ohio - The No. 17 Huskers (5-0, 1-0 Big Ten) defeated No. 55 Ohio State (4-1, 0-1 Big Ten) in their first Big Ten match 4-2. Ohio State were a tough challege but Nebraska was able to emerge the victor in a tight face off.
Starting play at doubles, the Huskers claimed the first point of the match. At the No. 3 position, Huskers Maggy Lehmicke and Maike Zeppernick quickly fell to Ohio State's Gabby Steele and Grainne O'Neill 8-3. Nebraska's Mary Weatherholt and Patricia Veresova defeated Buckeyes Fidan Manashirova and Nicole Flower at the No. 1 position 8-3 to split the doubles matches.
The doubles point remained to be decided at the No. 2 position. The final match was a suspenseful shoot-out to the finish, resulting in a doubles point for the Huskers when German duo Janine Weinreich and Stefanie Weinstein narrowly edged Ohio State's Kelsey Dieters and Kara Cecil 9-8, 9-7.
The Huskers held the lead at 1-0 beginning singles play. The lead was pushed to 2-0 quickly at the No. 2 court with Patricia Veresova ousting Buckeyes' Kara Cecil 6-3, 6-1. Ohio State slimmed the margin at the No. 4 position where Fidan Manashirova defeated Huskers' Janine Weinreich 6-4, 6-3.
The Huskers extended their advantage with a victory at the No. 6 position by Izabella Zgierska who flushed Ohio State's Nicole Flower 6-1, 6-3. Ahead of the Buckeyes 3-1, the Huskers sealed the victory at the No. 1 position when Mary Weatherholt rolled over Ohio State's No. 41 Kelsey Dieters 6-4, 6-3.
Victory in hand for Nebraska at 4-1, Stefanie Weinstein for the Huskers was leading Buckeyes' Gabby Steele at the No. 3 position but the match went unfinished. Nebraska's Maggy Lehmicke and Ohio State's Grainne O'Neill were in a heated battle at the No. 5 position and decided to finish their match. O'Neill emerged victorious over Lehmicke 7-5, 6-7 (4-7), 1-0 (11-9) to grab the Buckeyes' second point, despite the results already being solidified.
Nebraska heads to Virginia next weekend Feb. 8-11 to participate in the prestigious ITA National Team Indoor Championships that they earned a bid to upon their victory over the ITA Kick Off weekend. Play begins on Friday and concludes on Monday with 16 teams participating all ranked in the national top 25.
No. 17 Nebraska - 4
No. 55 Ohio State - 2
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1. Mary Weatherholt (NU) def. No. 41 Kelsey Dieters (OSU) 6-4, 6-3.
2. Patricia Veresova (NU) def. Kara Cecil (OSU) 6-3, 6-1.
3. Stefanie Weinstein (NU) vs. Gabby Steele (OSU) DNF
4. Fidan Manashirova (OSU) def. Janine Weinreich (NU) 6-4, 6-3.
5. Grainne O'Neill (OSU) def. Maggy Lehmicke (NU) 7-5, 6-7 (4-7), 1-0 (11-9).
6. Izabella Zgierska (NU) def. Nicole Flower (OSU) 6-1, 6-3.
Order of finish (2, 4, 6, 1, 3, 5)
1. Patricia Veresova/Mary Weatherholt (NU) def. Fidan Manashirova/Nicole Flower (OSU) 8-3
2. Janine Weinreich/Stefanie Weinstein (NU) def. Kelsey Dieters/Kara Cecil (OSU) 9-8, 9-7
3. Gabby Steele/Grainne O'Neill (OSU) def. Maggy Lehmicke/Maike Zeppernick (NU) 8-3
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Emalou Magness Ledbetter died November 12, 2012 in Searcy. Born on October 12, 1931 in Wilburn, she was the daughter of David F. and Kate Southerland Magness.
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Bunny, you are the man when it comes to photo shops, I am going to have to learn that program within the next year for my work. Anyway, any chance you could do a black to silver fade on this Freesytle FS-8, with silver eye covers, trigger, and bolt?
Pesky Watermark
i hate to ask such a wierd project but im having trouble sieng what it would look like
could you do:
shocker frame
classic rail
and rpg stick grip
in all gloss black
i dont mind if it dosnt fit right i just want to get a picture in my head
ill get the pictures if i need to
For all the kids that want to shoot 20+bps...
It only takes one paintball to get someone out and its a hell of alot cheaper
Good traders: Mighty Mike, firebanex, and me
About to hit 10,000 views
yay i was the 10,000th viewer wwooooooooooppppppyyyy
Btw, I'm going to have some spare time this week and can knockout some photoshops if they need to be done.
a minimag with olive rail/asa and black body/frame?
Photoshop this some one i realy like it in the inverted color gold and im a Big fan of camo any ideas on feed necks was thinking about the a Hybrid Hedclamp 2 and space grips those metel grips add waight.
Last edited by Rolo; 03-08-2006 at 02:31 AM.
[chord body], with a dalara rail, vert frame, and a non cabonfiber forgrip, dark aqua/blue/dark blue fade with a matching evil pipe kit. ...should be interesting :P
howabout eggplant purple, like: http://www.pbnation.com/showthread.p...8#post21031588
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You still alive Bunny? If so, a guy at my local field wants you to make this
05 black ego with gloss pink parts
trigger frame - black
body.barrel- black
trigger- gloss pink
lpr - gloss pink
eye covers - gloss pink
middle of reg - gloss pink
ram cap - gloss pink
feedneck - gloss pink
rail - gloss pink
nob on front of on/off - gloss pink
After months of hiding....
I'm back!!
After 8 months of waiting for an xbox360 I finally got one. So xbox has engulf'd my life *Gamertag: FISA btw I'm ganna try and get some of these photoshops done, so this can be the coolest thread on AO...ever. Other then the hot chick thread.
Shiza pooh: "Uping" this thread for a pbnation baller.
Hot chick thread!?Originally Posted by bunny5
Resurrection time!
Okay I guess not. Did a little searching and found out what happened. Too bad... but understandable.
sorry for this little hijack.
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What hot chick thread??? What happened to it??
Anyways bunny5, can you do the following mods to my marker. I can't decide what color trigger to order and don't know if the carbon fiber barrel will look good on it or not. Like always, your work will help me out a lot:
-put a carbon fiber barrel on there
-put a red trigger on there
-put a black trigger on there
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Alright I got one for you.
Classic valve
Black Ultimate Mechanical mag frame with splinter trigger, and black dye stickies 3's
Black Action Depot IT body
Black RTP rail milled like this one:
Black Gas thru bicycle grips
Black Kapp cradle
Black 14" J&J Ceramic
Black Empire Reloader (first version)
gloss black ULE body with gold feedneck
gloss black Intelli with Gold blade trigger
Gold X-valve
gloss black wingless no hole rail
Gold fore-grip base with black bike grip
Gold ASA
Originally posted by AGD
"No we don't install these things, there are no instructions and the box really sucks."
I didn't feel like waiting, so I did my own
with gold trigger, rail and vertical VA, everything else gloss black
Gold clamp on the black neck = the new hottness
This is my summer project. The anno is already being done, now I'm hunting for the body/frame/valveOriginally Posted by p8ntball72
Any chance somone could do this for me real quick? I would greatly appreciate it.
Logic EM ripper frame - Blue
Trigger - Black
Grips Black
VA - Blue
Foregrip - Black
LPR - Blue
Rail - Black
Eye covers -Black
Xvalve - Black
Body - Blue
Feedneck - Black
i dont even have time to ps my won gun..bunny gimme a hand..
lets try that in yellow with white "wings" and blue with white "wings" maybe a brighter shade of orange? with white: wings" thanks..
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Just bought a viking...I'm looking at the fsp milling..already got it priced...and I'd like to see how it'll look
Wow, you're really good. I dont know if youre just in to ps-ing speedball markers but I have a challenge if you're up to it:
RT ULE X-valve
Scepter Launcher System
Carbon fiber barrel
Longbow Stock
Also, if you want to, pop a smoke warp feed up there too.
I like the blue..thanks...
what type grips are those and where can I find them, those are really sweet grips ( grips not forgrips )_Originally Posted by Huskie_American
Hey can some one do a GREEN 06 Ego with PURPLE accents and then BLUE accents and a PURPLE 06 Ego with GREEN accents. Thanks
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The trial of a man accused of killing three people in southern Camden County continued Wednesday with the examination of physical evidence.
The trial of a man accused of killing three people in southern Camden County continued Wednesday with the examination of physical evidence.
Charged with three counts of first degree murder in the Dec. 2, 2010 deaths of Sally Amos, Donald Myers and Donald Young in Stoutland, Morris McCabe sat in the courtroom as Camden County Prosecuting Attorney Brian Keedy continued questioning witnesses in his case against McCabe.
Public defenders Beth Davis-Kerry and Dave Kenyon honed in on the handling of evidence — most importantly the the clothing McCabe was wearing at the time of his arrest — as a critical part of the defense.
The stitching of a glove found with McCabe at the time of his arrest allegedly contains a blood stain matching the DNA of Sally Amos. Blood standard confusion caused a four-month delay of the trial, which resumed Monday morning.
Keedy, Kenyon and Davis-Kerry questioned Camden County Detective Aaron Jolly about the chain of custody — who had possession of the clothing during what time. Jolly testified that he put spent shell casings into a different evidence bag from unused ammunition, but did not touch or open the clothing evidence — the state's much-scrutinized exhibit 98.10.
While cross-examining Camden County Sheriff's Department evidence custodian Brett Scott, the defense pointed out that officers did not use separate evidence bags for each article of clothing. They were instead intermingled with one another in one box.
When the clothing made its way to the Missouri State Highway Patrol crime lab in Dec. 2010, technician Sandy Schoene testified that she accepted the clothing despite a lack a proper protocol.
Typically, Schoene said, officers needed to seal, initial and date the bag, with writing partially over the tape to more easily determine signs of tampering.
Schoene received the evidence on Dec. 10, 2010, but the bag had no initials or date. At a later time, someone checked the 'corrected improper seal' box on the evidence log. Schoene said she did not remember doing that, despite a case note made on Jan. 9, 2013 saying she did.
Also in the case note, she wrote that "it appeared someone in the Camden County Sheriff's Department reopened the package with scissors."
Next on the stand, criminalist Amanda Neely testified that she received McCabe's clothing on Feb. 25, 2011 and began to examine it for gunfire residue on March 4, 2011. Neely noted that she received the container in an open state, as another criminalist had worked on the evidence prior to her.
Neely noticed that the evidence bag wasn't properly initialed. She then added tape and initialed it herself, noting on the evidence log that she 'corrected improper seal.'
Neely, a trained chemist, looked for signs of gunfire residue particles — the presence of lead, antimony and barium — on McCabe's leather jacket, t-shirt, gloves and boots. Residue was found on the tip of both boots and on the right wrist and left shoulder of McCabe's leather jacket.
Criminalist Ruth Montgomery with the Missouri Highway Patrol Crime Lab told the court that she tested McCabe's belongings in Feb. 2011. She said that she found blood and DNA profiles on several of the items. A blood stain was found on one of the boots. DNA profiles and blood residue belonging to Morris McCabe and victim Sally Amos were found on a pair of black gloves which belonged to McCabe.
"You can actually see the transfer of a dried red substance," Montgomery said of one of the left glove.
McCabe's DNA was found on a pair of socks, as well. The defense attempted to object to the clothing being accepted as evidence since it was unclear if the chain of command had been followed properly. The judge overruled the objection and allowed the evidence.
Keedy also called Verizon Wireless system performance engineer Kelly Coddington to the stand for professional testimony on cell phone evidence.
Coddington, after analyzing call detail records, established that Morris McCabe's cell phone received a phone call around the time of the murders near Stoutland. He said the phone transmission used a part of the tower that faces in the general direction of Stoutland and has a range of 18 kilometers. He also said that McCabe's phone received calls earlier in the day in Lebanon, his home.
Kenyon confirmed with Coddington that while the data shows the cell phone was in the area, there's no way to prove definitively the exact origin of the phone or the user of the phone.
Both the state and the defense gave their closing arguments on Wednesday.
Court will resume on July 9 at 1 p.m. Judge Hayden expects to give his verdict on that date.


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When 24/7 Mayweather vs. Ortiz debuts on August 27th we will be exactly three weeks before the big fight. I am going to break down the keys to victory at later date, but it is pretty clear cut.
In the video we see Mayweather doing what Mayweather does.
The one change up is that Mayweather says he will set the record straight on his fiancee' Shantel Jackson (pictures above) which should be interesting because most people assume that relationship isn't real.
Personally I just can't wait to hear Roger Mayweather's philosophies on life, that always bring joy to my day.


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The biggest addition to Relic Entertainment's Company of Heroes 2 has to be winter. Braving the elements in a bone-chilling Russian winter will force players to approach online multiplayer in a new way.
"Tactical RTS is about being a smart commander and making smart decisions on the fly," communication manager Simon Watts told Shacknews at a recent multiplayer event. "If they're a great player, it shouldn't be just about having one build order. If a blizzard blows in, they should be ready to adapt to that. If they don't have a contingency, they aren't a great player. That's what strategy is all about."
Watts said winter effects make CoH2 a different type of game, and that playing between summer and winter will force different strategies. "You see that the match is winter, so you think, 'Alright, I was going to go heavy infantry, but maybe I'm going to go more mechanized.' Or vice versa. One blizzard could also be your savior because it forces an opponent to kind of hunker down and wait for it to end. We think that it could be something really exciting for the competitive game."
We'll have the full interview with Watts soon. Company of Heroes 2 is scheduled to come out in March for PC.


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The Eldon Mustangs' win streak continues for another week as the team defeated the visiting Osage Indians last Friday night by a score of 56-38.
Fans were in for a roller coaster ride at this match, as the two conference (and district) rivals went head-to-head in a high-scoring shootout, with both teams finishing the game with a combined 903 offensive yards and 14 touchdowns.
Neither team got off to a great start, as the Mustangs quickly went three-and-out to start the game, but Osage's first drive resulted in a fumble after just three plays as the ball popped loose from Seth Crooks' hands in Eldon territory.
School of the Osage got off to a better start on their second drive, working their way down the field with three big pass plays and drawing first blood with a touchdown pass from Austin Riley to Collin Samuelson from 7-yards out to give the Indians a 6-0 lead with less than six minutes left in the first quarter.
Eldon answered one minute later with a 28-yard touchdown run by senior running back Raymond Kwok, and with the extra point by Levi Shinn sailing through the uprights, the Mustangs stole the lead with a 7-6 score.
Eldon would score again with two and a half minutes left on the clock in the first quarter, this time on a 48-yard touchdown run by Wyatt Greenwalt, giving the Mustangs a 14-6 lead.
Osage managed to close the gap after two minutes of play in the second quarter on a 7-yard pass from Riley to Dylan Jeffries, but could not convert the two-point conversion to tie the game.
The two teams continued to battle it out throughout the first half, but not until there was one minute left on the clock was either team able to score. With 1:01 left in the half, Kwok powered his way into the end zone to score from the 1-yard line, and the Mustangs went in to the half leading 21-12.
The Indians came out strong in the second half, driving down the field to score with a 3-yard run by Seth Crooks, and Jake Ulmer's extra point pulled the Indians within two of the Mustangs.
Two minutes later, and the Indians retook the lead with a 16-yard touchdown pass from Riley to Ulmer to lead the Mustangs 26-21 after Collin Samuelson picked off Eldon's Wyatt Greenwalt to take back the ball.
Eldon's next drive resulted in a punt, but Dalton Lister intercepted a pass and returned it for a touchdown. Minutes later, the Indians were forced to punt, and the Mustangs scored on just three plays, with Greenwalt bbreaking off a 35-yard run for a touchdown.
Osage would bounce back on the next drive, with Riley completing a 15-yard pass to Dylan Jeffries, followed by a 50-yard touchdown pass to Samuelson with 1:15 left in the third quarter.
The fourth quarter began with Eldon leading 34-32, but the Mustangs took advantage of the tired Indians squad, and scored twice in the fourth before Osage could answer. Dalton Lister and Raymond Kwok both found the end zone for the Mustangs, giving them a 49-32 lead before Riley found Ulmer from 9-yards out to answer.
With 3:53 left in the game, the Mustangs laid on the final score with a 66-yard touchdown run by Greenwalt, which would be the game-winning score as the Mustangs defeated the Indians 56-38.
Osage's Austin Riley won the battle through the air, completing 29 of his 48 attempts for 430 yards and five touchdowns, but was picked off by the Mustangs' Lister twice. Osage's offensive line, however, only gave up one sack to the Mustangs. Wyatt Greenwalt threw just five times, completing two passes for 24 yards and an interception.
Osage's receiving corps finished the day with three players in triple digits, with Jeffries catching 10 for 143 and a TD, Ulmer bringing in 9 for 126 and 2 TD and Samuelson reeling in 6 for 100 and 2 TD. Crooks carried the ball 9 times for 9 yards and a touchdown.
Greenwalt led the Mustangs in the rushing attack with 160 yards on 13 carries for three touchdowns, while Kwok finished with 130 on 23 for 3 TD and Lister ran for 106 on 16 carries for one touchdown.
Eldon is now 4-2 on the season, and will take on the Hallsville Indians next, also 4-2. Osage's matchup this week will be a tough one, as they take on the 5-1 California Pintos.
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The Eldon Mustangs' win streak continues for another week as the team defeated the visiting Osage Indians last Friday night by a score of 56-38.


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Hipp Remembers the Titan: The Bear Himself
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A few days after a national television commentator invoked I.M. Hipp's name to describe 119 galloping yards from Ameer Abdullah at UCLA last fall, Nebraska's famous walk-on received home-page Facebook visits from all kinds of former Huskers - Johnny Rodgers, Roger Craig, Terry Luck, Tony Davis, Rod Horn, Anthony Steels, Craig Johnson, Tim Wurth, Dan Hurley, Tim Hager, Rodney Lewis, Percy Keith and Oudious Lee.
"I watched the game and heard them mention my name," Hipp said with a laugh from his home in Virginia Beach, Va. "I was surprised, but to be honest, I was more focused on winning the first flight in my club (golf) championship the next day." And he did, shooting a 71 after a 72 the before.
The 1976 home-opener his sophomore season, when he started for the injured Rick Berns and set Nebraska's all-time single-game rushing record (254 yards on 28 carries), wasn't his most memorable game. That came the following season as a junior back-up to Berns, who rushed for 128 yards and scored three touchdowns in the Huskers' 31-24 win over No. 1 Alabama at Memorial Stadium.
After a Tough Loss, The Bear Sought Out Hipp
Berns was rightfully the star that day, but Hipp's story is equally intriguing. He was, after all, the player that legendary Alabama coach Paul "Bear" Bryant sought out on the field afterwards. Bryant was looking for the game's unsung hero, who grew up in the South and played a pivotal role in handing the Crimson Tide its only loss that season.
Hipp rushed six times for 38 yards. He also caught a 53-yard swing pass from Randy Garcia late in the second quarter when Nebraska trailed, 14-10. Two plays later, Berns scored to give the Huskers a 17-14 lead and, all of a sudden, a stadium exploded, sensing the prospects for a real, live upset on national TV.
"I had a great game," Hipp said. "What made it memorable was Bear coming over and wanting to know how I could come all the way from South Carolina to Nebraska and pass by Alabama."
Hipp started to answer but "a young man came by, got behind him and took Bear's checkered hat," Hipp recalled. "When he stole that hat, I was ready to run after him, tackle him and get it back."
Such a thought lasted all of one second. "Bear had this big, deep voice and said to me: 'Son, don't worry about that hat. I have a lot more of those at home, so let's just keep walking and talking so you can answer my question,' " said Hipp.
While Growing Up, Hipp Cheered for Nebraska
"I told Coach Bryant that when Nebraska and Alabama played a couple times in the Orange and Sugar Bowls when I was about 10 and 11and growing up in Chapin (S.C.), everybody in my house was cheering for Alabama, but I was cheering for Nebraska," Hipp said. "I told him it was always my dream to attend the University of Nebraska. I didn't have time to tell him the rest of the story."
But we do. Hipp broke his leg before his senior season in high school. "People didn't recruit me, so I sent letters to Nebraska, Alabama, USC and South Carolina," he said. "I wanted to go to South Carolina because it was so close to home. But at the same time, I wanted to go away."
Fortunately for Nebraska, "Tom Osborne was really the only one to respond," Hipp said. "He wrote me back and told me he'd be glad if I walked on and became a part of the program. The invitation was so gracious, I decided that day I was going to drive all the way to Lincoln as soon as possible because playing at Nebraska was always my dream, and if I didn't accept the invitation, how could my dream come true?"
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I'm a Seward (Neb.) native and a Nebraska grad (Class of '58). I remember I.M. Hipp having three great games in a row. To the best of my recollection, going back to 1950 when Bobby Reynolds was playing, I had never known a Nebraska player with the kind of yards that Hipp gained, especially that 254-yard game at Indiana. P.S.: I remember that Alabama game well! We were living in Yankton, S.D. at the time. Even though the Nebraska game was regionally televised on ABC, the ABC stations in Sioux City (Iowa) and Sioux Falls (S.D.) decided to carry the Iowa-Iowa State game that day. So my wife and I drove down to Norfolk (Neb.), where we watched the game at Prenger's Restaurant and Lounge. It was a great day to beat Alabama, and I will always remember a sophomore fullback from that team – none other than Andra Franklin, a native of Anniston, Ala. I felt great pride in him coming from Alabama and was so sorry to hear about his passing several years ago. Thanks for your story on I.M. Hipp and the role he played in a big game in Nebraska history! Gary Lukert, Emporia, Kansas
Thanks for writing about the only game Alabama lost that season. I remember Curtis Craig (Roger's brother) scoring a (17-yard) touchdown in the third quarter to put us ahead (24-17). I also remember a (Lee) Kunz interception that set up that touchdown. Jim Pillen was the ABC Defensive Player of the Game. I think he intercepted two passes that day. Great memories ... Roll Huskers! Steve Johnson, Birmingham, Alabama


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Walter Owen Hall, 69, of Canton, Texas, formerly of Chillicothe, Mo., died Saturday, Jan. 26, 2013 in Arkansas.
Owen was born Feb. 4, 1943 to Raymond Owen and Rosa Mae (Allnutt) Hall in Chillicothe, Mo.
Owen attended Chillicothe High School. He was a mechanic for several years. Owen was a member of the Caney Creek Church in Grand Saline, Texas and was a Mason. Owen worked for Canton's First Monday Trade Days for many years.
Owen is survived by two daughters, Traci Heddings and husband, David, Carrollton, Mo., and Melissa Hall, Olathe, Kan.; one brother, Gary Hall and wife, Becky, Trenton, Mo.; two sisters, Pam Bauer and husband, Greg, Clinton, Mo., Carolyn Rolland and husband, Lane, Springfield, Mo.; two sisters-in-law, Linda Hall, Purdin, Mo., Dee Hall, Chillicothe, Mo.; three grandchildren, Paul Heddings, Taylor Heddings and Aaron Kornegay.
Owen was preceded in death by his parents, two brothers, Ellis and Max Hall, two nephews, Phillip Hall and Nick Bauer, and one brother-in-law, Jerry Tucker.
Visitation will be held Sunday, Feb. 3, 2013 from 1 to 1:45 p.m. at Bittiker Funeral Home in Carrollton, Mo. Funeral Services will follow at 2 p.m. at Bittiker Funeral Home with burial following at Resthaven Memorial Gardens.
The family suggests contributions to be made to Family's Choice in memory of Owen. They may be left at or mailed to Bittiker Funeral Home P.O. Box 223 Carrollton, MO 64633. Condolences may be sent to the family via Bittiker Funeral Homes, LLC website at www.bittikerfuneralhomes.com and clicking on the obituaries link.
Arrangements are under the direction of Bittiker Funeral Home, Carrollton, Mo.
Canton, Texas resident Walter Owen Hall, 69, died Saturday, Jan. 26, 2013
Walter Owen Hall, 69, of Canton, Texas, formerly of Chillicothe, Mo., died Saturday, Jan. 26, 2013 in Arkansas.


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Ashland seed farmer Chuck Burr said he has a personal reason to support a proposed ban on genetically modified organisms in Jackson County.
He had to throw away $4,700 in chard seed after learning it might have been contaminated with pollen from nearby GMO fields.
"I'm up against it here," said Burr, the owner of the 10-acre Restoration Farm on Old Siskiyou Highway. "I have to make a living, and I have an absolutely constitutional right to engage in commerce. And if another company comes in from outside the area and prevents me from doing it, then my rights trump theirs."
Burr vigorously supports the campaign of GMO-Free Jackson County, which today plans to file 6,700 signatures with the elections office in the hopes of placing a ballot measure that would ban genetically modified crops on the May 2014 primary ballot.
Petitioners Brian Comnes and Chris Hardy, both of Ashland, said only 4,462 signatures are required, but if too many are ruled invalid, they'll have a year to gather more names.
Comnes said backers plan to address the Jackson County Board of Commissioners at its regular meeting today, then hold a rally on the courthouse steps and march to the Elections Office several blocks away to file the signatures.
The county charter requires ballot measures to be on a primary, general or special election ballot. Commissioners could call for a special election in May, but aren't likely to because of the expense.
The last special election cost the county $34,000, County Clerk Chris Walker said.
The proposed law has urgency for both health and economic reasons, Comnes said. Several organic farmers in recent months found genetically modified sugar beets, planted by Syngenta AG, a multinational Swiss corporation, within four miles of their farms. The U.S. Department of Agriculture had required a four-mile buffer from GMO crops to maintain an organic rating, he said, but the rule was widely ignored and the USDA suspended it earlier this year.
Still, half a dozen organic farms — in Gold Hill, Medford, Talent and Ashland — whose crops had been contaminated had to throw away seed or plow under crops so they wouldn't inadvertently plant genetically modified produce, he said.
Organic farmer Glenda Ponder of Abbie Lane Farm near the Rogue River said a farmer an eighth of a mile away is growing sugar beet seed for Syngenta.
"It ties our hands for saving our chard seed and planting or selling it as organic," she said. "Selling organic seed is a good way to make money, but we can't do it."
She saves seeds from all other crops for replanting, but not chard, which is in the same family as sugar beets and accepts beet pollen.
"Crops need an isolation distance," said Burr, who grows more than 300 varieties of "true to type" seeds for the seed market and is inspected annually by Oregon Tilth for organic certification.
GMO corporations, he adds, should be limited to planting in wide open regions, such as the Great Plains, not in narrow valleys such as the Rogue Valley.
Rep. Peter Buckley, D-Ashland, said the Legislature will study such an isolation zone statewide in its upcoming session.
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Ashland seed farmer Chuck Burr said he has a personal reason to support a proposed ban on genetically modified organisms in Jackson County.


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Editor's note: This story has been updated to correct the misidentification of Drew Jones.
ROCKFORD — From volleyball players to golfers to cheerleaders, dozens of Jefferson athletes lined up with parents and grandparents to walk down the track for senior night this past Friday.
Included in the group was a handful of football seniors in a moment that was more awkward than celebratory.
Instead of being honored before the last home varsity game, they were taking the walk before the start of the sophomore game between Jefferson and Harlem. School officials chose to forfeit Jefferson's final three varsity football games because so many players quit they didn't want to field a team made up mostly of sophomores. Tonight would have been the season finale at Belvidere North.
"This is embarrassing," said Termaine Richardson, a wide receiver and defensive back. "This has never happened at Jefferson."
It's worse than that. While there have been several forfeits over the years because of teachers strikes and the 1918 season was canceled because of a deadly flu epidemic, it's believed to be the first time in NIC-10 history that a school couldn't field a team because of a lack of players.
None of the players who walked the track last Friday shed much light on why players stopped wanting to play.
"I'm not one of the ones who quit," Richardson said. "I don't know why they quit."
Drew Jones, an offensive and defensive lineman, said it was a "lack of leadership."
"We didn't have any leaders this year."
Players said it was never a happy team. There were disagreements among players and the coaching staff from the beginning of training camp. Still, few imagined the season would end before the season was supposed to end.
"I've been with a lot of these guys since freshman year and they just walked off," said Victor Tellez, a running back and linebacker. "It's hard to look a lot of guys in the face right now."
In 2001, Auburn featured a team that scored 34 total points and gave up 470, but the Knights still showed up to play every week. Harlem tied a state record for losses with 47 in a row from 1988 through 1993, but the Huskies always managed to put a team on the field.
According to a roster sent to the Register Star at the start of the season, Jefferson, a school of about 1,800 students, entered 2013 with 28 players. That included 16 seniors for coach Patrick Babcock's second season. The J-Hawks went 2-7 in 2012 for the former University of Illinois offensive lineman.
The J-Hawks struggled in 2013 from the outset, getting blown out by Guilford and Belvidere in the first two games. In the third week, The J-Hawks blew a second half lead to lose to Freeport, 35-28, and then two weeks later Jefferson was in front of East 33-14 in the second half only to fall 35-33.
The next week, Jefferson had just 23 players — including several sophomores moved up to field a team — to play Hononegah. The Indians scored a school-record 70 points.
Following that loss, even more players dropped off the team and officials said they did not want to put younger players at risk against Boylan.
So instead of ending their careers on the field, nine Jefferson football seniors were left to end their football careers on the track.
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Monday Night FootballCarolina @ PhiladelphiaAs of Saturday, LeSean McCoy (concussion) was still experiencing dizziness, headaches, fatigue, and sensitivity to sounds. Down the stretch of a lost season, it's fair to wonder if the Eagles might consider shutting McCoy down, setting up seventh-round steal Bryce Brown for multiple late-year starts. A Matchups column-recommended stash the past several weeks, at the very least Brown will draw the nod Monday night against the Panthers' No. 20 run defense. Although Brown had a tumultuous, largely unproductive college career, he ran a 4.37 forty time at 6-foot, 223 during his March Pro Day and has picked up the pro game quickly. Lapping incumbent Dion Lewis and fellow rookie Chris Polk to be Philadelphia's No. 2 back, Brown has rushed 32 times for 141 yards (4.41 YPC) this season and will also play on passing downs versus Carolina. He's a high-upside RB2 play. ... The Philadelphia Inquirer expects Lewis to "see a few carries" tonight as a shiftier change-up back behind Brown. Lewis isn't a fantasy option. ... Michael Vick (concussion) has progressed enough that he seems likely to be available for Week 13, but Nick Foles will get another start despite last week's two-pick, three-fumble debacle. Foles' target distribution on the season: DeSean Jackson 16, Jeremy Maclin 14, Riley Cooper 12, McCoy and Brent Celek 10, Clay Harbor 9, Stanley Havili 5, Damaris Johnson 4.The strength of Carolina's defense is pass rush. The Panthers entered Week 12 ranked among the top-11 teams in sacks, and they bring heat both off the edge (LE Charles Johnson 8.5 sacks, RE Greg Hardy 7 sacks) and up the middle (DT Dwan Edwards 5 sacks). This team generates far more pressure than the Redskins club Foles faced in his first start, which could be a major problem for the rookie quarteback behind a porous offensive line. A matchup with Carolina's No. 17 pass defense doesn't appear daunting on paper, but Foles ranks low among Week 12 QB2s. ... Foles couldn't get the ball to the perimeter against Washington, targeting Jackson and Maclin 12 times combined and completing just two of them for five yards. Jackson remains difficult to bench because he offers so much big-play potential, but starting Maclin would require a leap of faith following his Week 11 goose egg. ... The Panthers have allowed the tenth most fantasy points to tight ends, but Celek may spend much of this game helping Philly's inept offensive tackles block Hardy and Johnson. At surface level, Celek does not appear to be an attractive fantasy play. ... Cooper stood in as the Eagles' third receiver against the Redskins and emerged from the game with knee inflammation. He's not on the Week 12 fantasy radar. ... Usual slot man Jason Avant missed Week 11 with a hamstring injury and has been targeted once by Foles this season. Avant didn't even have fantasy value when Vick was healthy.Is the Eagles' defense still playing hard? It sure didn't look like it in last Sunday's embarrassing, 31-6 loss to Washington. Philadelphia surrendered four passing touchdowns, each in a different manner, and got gashed on the ground for 169 yards on 34 carries (4.97 YPC). No. 12 overall fantasy quarterback Cam Newton's season has been disappointing after last year's top-five finish, but this is an inviting matchup. Defenses must tackle well to stop Newton on the run, and Philadelphia is one of the league's worst tackling teams. ... The Eagles sometimes play matchups at corner, using usual LCB Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie against smaller deep threats and RCB Nnamdi Asomugha versus bigger possession receivers. If they don't on Monday night, Steve Smith will give Asomugha matchup fits all game. Asomugha's recovery speed has evaporated at age 31, and he hasn't been pressing at the line with any hint of confidence. When receivers get by Asomugha's jam, they're into the open field and gone. Start Smith in Week 12 and hope Eagles DC Todd Bowles leaves Asomugha on him. ... If Philadelphia "plays sides" at cornerback, which is realistically what they most frequently do, Brandon LaFell will deal with top cover guy Rodgers-Cromartie. DRC is hardly a shutdown cornerback, but it wouldn't be a great matchup for LaFell.Philadelphia has allowed an average of 5.2 receptions for 57 yards to tight ends over the past five weeks, including two touchdowns. While this is a middling matchup for Greg Olsen on paper, the Eagles are weak at safety and hardly have a juggernaut linebacker corps. Olsen is a low-end TE1 option. ... Carolina's backfield distribution has been maddeningly unpredictable, but Jonathan Stewart put himself back on the flex-play radar in Week 11 by gaining 73 yards on 17 touches versus Tampa Bay, and scoring a second-quarter touchdown on a goal-line run. Pro Football Focus charted Stewart with 46 snaps compared to DeAngelo Williams' 16 and Mike Tolbert's 21 (14 as a blocker). As to whether the Panthers will stick with Stewart as a feature back, your guess is as good as mine. The Eagles rank 19th against the run, so the matchup is there for the taking. ... Williams has received double-digit touches in one of his last six games. He'd need a Stewart injury to be even remotely start-able in fantasy leagues. And as Williams showed when Stewart was hurt early in the season, even then there would be no guarantees for quality box-score stats.Score Projection: Panthers 27, Eagles 17
Start or Sit: Monday Night What should you expect from Cam Newton and Steve Smith in Philly? And what about Bryce Brown starting at RB? Kay Adams (@heykayadams) breaks down every key fantasy player in tonight's Panthers - Eagles matchup.
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