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Close call this past weekend. Is the contest still on, even though we didn't fill 8 slots?
Wanting to buy '96 Select Certified Mirror Gold baseball...commons & stars
The pitching shouldn't line up into my week though, if he got hurt on a start it would be retroacted 2 days prior....... but they keep changing his start days so hopefully that happens again.
June 17-23 - Signing Topps Baseball Cards. Kidding, I'll go hitting.
If there's interest maybe we could start a new/different injury pool contest to begin post Allstar break. Perhaps a draft format instead of a single player format.
My week is coming up!
Wanting to buy '96 Select Certified Mirror Gold baseball...commons & stars
I've been on vacation for a week, just got back and totally jet lagged and ready to sleep for the remainder of the week....but when I heard Ohtani was injured I felt the urge to congratulate joey12508 for winning and JVHaste for throwing the contest....as he knew in his heart Ohtani would suffer a serious injury this year.....just not when apparently...
Look, I'm gonna be honest with you. I really need a job. And I will take any position, as long as it doesn't involve having sex with old ladies for money or bear traps. Those are my two bugaboos. While mulling over my resume feel free to check out my baseball card collection, it's small and simple, kinda like me - >>>>> http://s822.photobucket.com/user/JDf...ds%20n%20stuff
I think this seals the AL playoff picture. No way in hell can Angels survive without Simmons and Ohtani. Its basically Mike Trout vs the world now.
Sent my mailing paypal info to jvhaste, thanks again for the contest.
i have heard from jvhaste and exchanged info, he told me to update this thread.
2 @MrMet- no injury
3 @67Topps- Aug 5-11/hitting
4 @Letch77 May 27-June 2/pitching
5 @WaxPax March 25-31/batting
Whoever wins receives either $10 paypal or a $20 card (must be agreed by group as relevant + actually worth $20) from each participant.
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Dried Cherry and Croissant Bread Pudding with Champagne Zabaglione
I have made this recipe for a ton of my friends and family and have even given them the recipe, but STILL they cannot get it right. Here ya'll go!
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- 4 Large Croissants
- 1 Vanilla Bean
- 2 Cups Heavy Cream
- 9 Egg Yolks
- 3/4 Cups Sugar
- 3/4 Cups Dried Cherries
- 1 Cup Extra Dry Champagne
- Whipped Cream
Procedure: Cut up croissants in 1 inch squares and place them on a sheet pan and place in the oven on 350 degrees for 10-12 minutes or until golden brown. In the mean time cut the vanilla bean in half long ways and add it to the 2 cups of heavy cream in a pot and scald the mixture on medium-high heat. Once scalded add to a mixing bowl with 6 egg yolks and 1/2 cup sugar and mix well. Be sure to scrape all the goodness out of the center of the vanilla bean and add to the mixture. Once the croissants are browned place in a souffle dish and sprinkle the dried cherries on top. Next pour in the vanilla bean custard and place souffle dish in a 4 inch half hotel pan. We are cooking this in a water bath. Next pour water in the hotel pan filling half of it. Next, cover the whole thing with tin foil and place in the oven on 350 degrees for 40-60 minutes. About 10 minutes before the bread pudding is finished, start making the zabaglione. In a metal bowl on a double boiler on high heat and add in 3 egg yolks, 1/3 cup sugar & champagne. Beat vigorously until thick and foamy. Takes about 8-10 minutes which is perfect because when this is done the bread pudding will be finished as well. Pour zabaglione over bread pudding and serve hot with whipped cream. Enjoy!

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Pee k raat ko usko ham bhulane lage Sharab me gum ko gholkar khane lage Yeh daru bhi kambakht bewfa nikli Nashe me vo aur yaad ane lage
God gaved us two legs to walk, two hands to hold, two eyes to see, two ears to heart, But Y he gives U only 1 hear 'bcos he gave the other 1 to find.
Give laugh 2 all but smile to one
Give time 2 all but life to one
Give love 2 all but heart to one..
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Earth may stop rotating, birds may stop flying ,candles may stop melting,fish may stop swiming,heat may stop beating but i never stop missin
1000 words 1 cood say.1000 wishes 1 cood pray.1000 miles legs cood walk.1000 sounds a mouth cood talk.1000 times ill b true.1000 ways 2 say i luv u!
Everyone wants to be the sun that lights up your life.
But I-d rather be your moon, so I can shine on you during your darkest hour… When your sun isn-t around
Jab Khuda ny apko banaya ho ga.Pehly socha ho ga k Jannat m rakh lo.Phir Shayed mera Khayal aya hoga
Take My Eyes but let me c u. Take my mind but let me think about u.Take my hand but let me touch u. But if u want to take my heart, its already with U
Sometimes My eyes get jealous of my Heart!!!
You Know Why..
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The MUD began this run on Mon Oct 15 17:08:22 2018
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The current player high is 15, which was set on Wed Nov 27 11:04:36 2013.
There are 4638 mobiles and 11526 objects in 6106 rooms.
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If George and Frank Costanza were to have a discussion about the Asheville hills, it would probably go something like this:
Frank: You know they have different hill sizes?
George: I know about the size of the hills.
Frank: You got the A, B, C, and the D. That's the biggest.
George: I know the D is the biggest. I've based my whole life on knowing that the D is the biggest.
After having spent a good portion of my morning running 13.1 miles through the hills of Asheville, I have to take issue with D being the biggest. The D's were easily outnumbered by the DD's and DDD's, and there were a few times I thought I was going to have to get on my hands and knees and crawl up to keep from tipping over and rolling to the bottom of the hill!
As I've done many times in the past and will no doubt do in the future, I reverted back to the Jeff Galloway Run-Walk-Run method, or Gallowalking as some call it, and according to my Garmin I walked no less than 17 times during the race (solidifying my position as a bonified Galloweenie). Over time I've adapted it to what works best for me, which is usually a 20-second walk when I feel like it, usually uphill, but it gives me a little bit of recovery time, and I gotta say it seemed to help as I knocked 8 minutes off my previous half marathon PR with a time of 1:39:46, finishing 2nd in my age group and 58th overall out of 896 finishers.
Hills notwithstanding, it was a race with some of the most beautiful scenery in the Blue Ridge Mountains in one of America's greatest cities. There was plenty of fanfare surrounding the race with good food afterwards and great tech material T-shirts as well (although they looked a little like they were designed by a newspaper person).
This was the second race in the Running Journal Grand Prix race series and was also an Asheville Track Club Grand Prix race.
Race Rating
9 – 1-10 Website (Information, results, registration, photo links, etc.)
8 – 1-10 Awards (Quality of medals, trophies, etc.) (1 to 10)
8 – 1-10 Awards Presentation (PA system, winning times, etc.) (1 to 10)
7 – 1-10 Food for Race Participants (1 to 10)
9 – 1-10 T-Shirts (1 to 10 with 5 being average)
6 – 4/6 Part of Race Series (Grand Prix, etc.) (6=Yes and 4=No)
5 – 0/5 Professional Photography (5=Yes and 0=No)
6 – 4/6 Chip Timing (6=Yes and 4=No)
7 – 3/7 Certified Course (by USA Track & Field) (7=Yes and 3=No)
8 – 1-10 Course (1 to 10 with 5 being average)
3 – 1-10 Parking (1 to 10 with 5 being average)
7 – 1-10 Entertainment (1 to 10 with 5 being average)
7 – 3/7 Age Groups (7 if 5-year groups; 3 if 10-year groups)
0 – 0/5 Indoor Shelter from Elements (0 if none; 5 if provided)
8 – 1-10 Bathroom Facilities
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Sumo & Stogies is an organization which seeks to combine great elements of the great cultures of the world to be enjoyed by those who seek an international life-style. The combination of the finest sport from Japan, the finest tobacco from Cuba, the Dominican Republic, et al, the worlds finest distilled beverages from every corner of the globe, and fine clothing and accoutrements serve as the perfect quadrumvirate with which to support this goal.
Sumo & Stogies ethos, while having existed long before, was first applied to the frame work of it's two namesakes (and two unnamedsakes) in the spring of 2008 on the open plains of Mongolia and has grown and solidified as a gentlemen's club of the highest repute ever since. If you love nothing more than the peaty warmth of a rare single malt Scotch, the leathery billows of fragrant smoke fuming from a corona especial, the luxurious feel of a velvet smoking jacket, and tension and excitement of a grand sumo tournament, then look no further than Sumo & Stogies.
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A man critically injured while riding a skateboard in a suspected hit-and-run in Sydney's east isn't showing any signs of improvement.
Christopher Rhodes, 26, was hit by a car while skating home after work down a steep, wet Bronte street in the early hours of Wednesday morning.
Just hours later a suspect was stopped by police in Chatswood and questioned for 12 hours, before being charged with drug offences and released.
His car has been seized by forensic specialists and had some signs of damage.
The victim was taken to St Vincent's Hospital with head injuries after being found by paramedics lying unconscious in the middle of the road.
A hospital spokesperson told AAP on Thursday the young man's condition hasn't improved.
"He's still very critical," he said.
"He hasn't really improved."
Friends have left condolence messages on his brother's Facebook pages after he changed his profile picture to a happy snap of the two together.
"Come onnnnnnnnn Chris. I know you can, I know you can, I know you can. If YOU can't then there's not much hope for the rest of us," one friend posted.
Mr Rhodes' brother had been by the young bartender's side in hospital after the accident and was reportedly trying to contact their mother, who is believed to be abroad.
A former Randwick Boys High School student, Mr Rhodes is well-liked by his colleagues at the Sydney pub where he works, and was often the "life of the party".


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Reports of the Nissan GT-R's death have been greatly exaggerated. Despite worrying signs, like a cold shoulder from Nissan CEO Carlos Ghosn and the retirement of GT-R godfather Kazutoshi Mizuno, the company confirmed that the next generation GT-R is a go, and is being prepared for a 2018 debut.
It turns out that Mizuno had taken a leave of absence due to health issues, but he is now healthy and back with the company. Mizuno's leave did push back development work on the new GT-R, which was supposed to be finished by 2015, causing some confusion about the car's fate.
In the meantime, the current GT-R, called R35, will be restyled. Nissan executives told Inside Line that they felt the car needed to be freshened up, since 2013 marks its sixth (calendar) year of production. Nissan wants to keep the GT-R competitive with the Porsche 911, which gets a major overhaul every few years.
The restyling may be limited to the car's front end, which is less complex than a complete redesign. Regardless of how the changes end up looking, Nissan seems committed to the GT-R.
It should be. The GT-R has had the track to itself for some time, but that is changing. Honda is bringing out a new, hybrid version of its legendary NSX supercar (sold as the Acura NSX in the United States), and Toyota has commissioned BMW to design a sports car for it. A Japanese performance car war is beginning.
The competition across the ocean is also heating up. Porsche launched a new 911 in 2012, and will soon roll out hardcore Turbo and GT3 models. In America, the GT-R will have to contend with the reborn SRT Viper and the new seventh-generation Corvette due out next year.
In the midst of all this, the current GT-R is still an impressive machine. A 2012 GT-R will do 0 to 60 mph in 2.9 seconds and hit a top speed of 191 mph. It also famously lapped the Nurburgring faster than Porsche's 911 (997) Turbo.
The GT-R does all this while maintaining an air of civility: its all-wheel drive makes it tractable, and it's actually quite roomy and comfortable inside. The Nissan known as "Godzilla" combines performance and everyday usability better than almost any car.
The R35 GT-R should be able to hold off the Japanese, German, and American competition until 2018, but Nissan needs to have a long-term plan to keep it competitive.
Americans may be more familiar with the Z, but the GT-R is Nissan's performance icon, the company's equivalent to the 911 or Corvette. The name has been around since the 1960s, and was applied to performance versions of the Skyline before the bespoke R35 was introduced in 2008.


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Hussain Sajwani Real Estate Properties
Do you want to excel in your business and financial life? One of the best ways to do that is through starting a company. A lot of people today have dreams of investing in real estate and making a lot of money over the long term. If this is your situation, you need a plan on how you are going to take your life to the next level. Learn more about DAMAC owner: http://www.forbes.com/sites/kerryadolan/2016/03/01/the-donald-of-dubai-hussain-sajwani-interview/#1b049a722f15
Hussain Sajwani has done a lot of investing in big commercial properties with high level members. In fact, Hussain Sajwani did a lot of business with Donald Trump before he became President. If you are ready to learn how to succeed, he is the person to go to.
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A lot of people today are worried about investing their own capital because they do not understand how they can get a positive return out of the process.
Instead of thinking like that, Hussain Sajwani wants to do everything he can to build up his business and the fortune that his family has accumulated over the years. Now is the time to start preparing for the future in a variety of ways.
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Not only that, but you need to make sure you are driving as much value as possible in the coming years from your transactions. Learning from someone with experience like Hussain Sajwani is one of the best things that you can do to take your finances to where you want them to go.


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Source: Twitter
As noted yesterday, Kevin Nash took to his Twitter and called his Royal Rumble appearance this past Sunday night "the best night of my wrestling career."
Nash went even further on his Twitter today, stating the following:
"I want to thank everyone at WWE. All the fans in Boston. For giving me a night I will never forget. (GroundHog Day) I'll relive that 1 over."
"As long as WWE will have me in wrestling capacity and my body can handle it, I will wrestle. It's what I do! Best decision of my life."
"When Vince McMahon is the boss and your best friend and his wife run creative and you see each other and hug and there is true emotion."
"Contracts aren't needed. I will do whatever I'm asked. I was welcomed back into the Family last night. I wont make mistake of leaving again!"
"So happy my return was enjoyed by so many. It's a night I'll never forget. You fans made it possible. I'll forever be in your debt. Thanks"
"$ had nothing to do with it.I haven't been this happy in 10 yrs. Am I not allowed that?"
You can follow Nash on Twitter by clicking here. And also, make sure to follow us on Twitter at Twitter.com/WrestlingInc by clicking here. We have a list called "wrestlers" that you can follow which tracks all the Twitters of the major stars in wrestling.
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Do you still read newspapers? I certainly don't. Well at least not the actual printed editions. It's been several years since my local newspaper started publishing an online edition. I simply read it at their web site. Last year I sold an auto. At the website I was able to place an ad, upload a photo and bill the charges to my credit card. Mobile devices make reading the paper even easier and better. Today I will discuss three FREE apps that you might like to try on your iPod Touch or iPad.
The Fluent News Reader is available for both the Touch and the iPad. Of the three, it is probably the most newspaper-like. The app opens to a list of top news around the world with snippets of information on each. Tapping on a headline brings you to the complete article including its source and photos if available. Alternately, you can browse the paper in sections including Weather, Sports and etc. Articles can be saved for offline reading. This is a good news app if you don't own an iPad.
If you do have an iPad you will want to take a look at Skygrid. It's features are similar to Fluent's however navigation between articles is different. In landscape position either Feature articles or Categories are listed in a column on the left. When an article is selected, it is displayed in a square window on the right. When the iPad is rotated to portrait mode, the articles list disappears and the square window expands to full screen. In my opinion, this speeds up navigation a bit.
The Guardian Eyewitness is officially classified as a photography app and not a news app. Actually it's a hybrid. The app displays photos of current events around the world taken by local news sources. A brief description of each event accompanies the photo. A photography tip relevant to the photo is also displayed. Photos can be browsed in several ways and saved to your Photos directory if you especially like one. By default they are displayed as a slide show going backwards in time with a limit of 100 photos.
All of these apps integrate with Facebook and Twitter. You can share your articles and photos with friends. Eventually, as my iPad gets crowded, one of the news apps will be deleted. Fluent will stay on the Touch but might be deleted on the iPad as I really do like how Skygrid navigates. Of course the deciding factor may not depend on appearance or navigation but on the news content actually delivered. Only time and use will tell. The only certainty is that it is not likely that I will ever again buy a printed newspaper!


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India's injured star batsman Sachin Tendulkar will miss the third and final Test against South Africa, officials said on Saturday.
Tendulkar was ruled out of the game, starting in Kanpur on April 11, after failing to recover from a groin strain that also kept him out of the ongoing second Test here.
"Tendulkar will be unavailable for selection for the third Test due to his right groin injury. He is making good progress but he has not recovered sufficiently," cricket board secretary Niranjan Shah said in a statement.
"This decision has been taken to give him the opportunity to make a full recovery from this injury. He has a rehabilitation programme to continue with and will be monitored closely," the statement added.
Tendulkar, who needs 172 runs to overtake West Indian Brian Lara as Test cricket's leading run-scorer, will now have to wait for India's next assignment against Sri Lanka in July to achieve the milestone.
The ace batsman, who unfortunately fell for zero in the drawn first Test at Chennai, has 11,782 runs from 147 Tests.
The prolific Indian who turns 35 later this month is already the top one-day batsman with 16,361 runs and holds the world record of 39 Test and 42 one-day centuries.
Injured Tendulkar ruled out of third Test
India's injured star batsman Sachin Tendulkar will miss the third and final Test against South Africa, officials said on Saturday.


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The Chase for Clay Buchholz
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4 people
1. adamondo5
2. xanderthegreat35
3. loodle37
4. sully459(youtube)
1 player
1. Clay buchholz
The chase is on for the greatest collector. We each have our own strengths in our collections. We all have specific reasons for collecting him. For some of us hes an investment for others he there no-hitter on there bar mitzvah.
Check back next time on The chase!


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Taliban say Iran blocked Iraq flight
The ruling Taliban in Afghanistan say they had to abandon plans to send a plane with relief supplies to Baghdad after Iran refused permission for the plane to fly over its territory.
The Taliban statement did not say when the request was refused.
But they said they had wanted to take advantage of the current atmosphere -- a reference to a number of recent international flights into Baghdad aimed at securing an easing of the UN embargo on Iraq.
The Taliban are themselves subject to UN sanctions over their refusal to hand over Osama bin Laden, who's wanted in the United States in connection with the bombing of American embassies in East Africa in 1998.
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Saturday, November 29, 2014 at 9:00 PM (PST)
Swedish based Grammy nominated (2011) producer Adrian Lux, best known for his highly acclaimed single 'Teenage Crime', is back with another smash hit 'Boy.' Featuring vocals from Swedish sweethearts Rebecca & Fiona, 'Boy' released on Ultra Records June 27th, 2011.
Similar to his previous singles 'Strawberry' and 'Can't Sleep,' Adrian Lux delivers a complete experience on 'Boy,' seamlessly transitioning between genres as an anthem of summer love and a more serious track, revealing his growth as a producer.
Exposed to music at a young age, Adrian Lux is the son of two musicians. His professional career in music began as a teenage prodigy, earning fame as one of Stockholm's leading hip-hop & reggae DJs. Though the transition to spacey, sentimental dance pop that Adrian currently creates seems huge, it was a completely natural progression for the young producer.
With one foot in the suburb where he grew up and the other in the pulsating Stockholm nightlife, Adrian Lux meshes his worlds through music. Adrian creates sounds that are often described both as minimal and grandiose. His music built its foundation on the dance floor, with a teenage whimsy attached to it. Blowing up European dance floors for over three years, it's never mattered what kind of club or crowd that is in attendance – techno, house, or indie; they all adore Adrian Lux.
With 'Teenage Crime' certified Platinum in Australia and Adrian receiving worldwide DJ support from the likes of Tiësto, David Guetta, Avicii, Max Vangeli, Ferry Corsten, Sander van Doorn and more, all eyes are on this rising star. Recent remix work includes Britney Spears, Natalia Kills, Roger Sanchez, the TRON soundtrack, Miami Horror, PNAU and more.
Adrian has toured the US with Tiësto, and is currently embarked on a 2011 worldwide tour including Ultra Music Festival, Beyond Wonderland, Ibiza, Australia's Parklife, with dates through Europe, UK, Scandinavia and more.
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I don't hang out on benzo boards much anymore. They tend to be horrifyingly scary and unnecessarily alarming. Also I think on some of them, information that is genuinely reckless is routinely given out. So after gathering tons of info over a couple of years time I stopped frequenting them.
They've definitely played a very important role in my education and there is no where else to go for such a large pool of experience about how benzo withdrawal is actually lived and experienced. So the groups have been key in my learning process. Also not all groups are the same. Some are fine and wonderfully supportive and others not so much and while I was learning they were all helpful to various degrees. In the end though I found them all distressing in some ways. There are a lot of people who are grossly suffering on them and I needed some distance.
Now every once in a while I return when I become stumped by something in my current benzo withdrawal. This time I've been having an experience, really for over a year, intermittently, that I've not heard of others having. And given I pretty much spend my life studying withdrawal it makes me feel a bit uncomfortable. So when I have something that I don't understand or am not very familiar with I will pop in with a question.
This was my question last night and now I pose it to my readers as well, as you all are a source of information too.
(subject) drugged out feeling/intense sedation
I feel intermittently drugged out of my mind. I call it the "I just got shot up with heroin feeling." Though I don't know what that feels like in reality I imagine it's something like what I'm experiencing but I don't' get the blissed out feeling.
I basically just get overwhelmed with a sense of being totally drugged and I essentially "nod-out" like a junky. I've worked with heroin addicts before so I've actually seen it…
I become completely unable to do anything at all.
I've come off 6 psychotropic drugs in 6 years. I was on 3 mg of Klonopin. It's the last drug I'm coming off of after 20 years of being medicated.
I did the crossover to Valium, so I was on 60 mg. I'm now down to 11 mg. Why do I feel like I'm on more drugs than ever?? And I'm not sure if it means I need to taper or hold??
I don't know what it is? Does anyone have this experience or know of it??
if you need more info please ask…I just don't really know how to explain.
Strangely out of thousands of members I only got one response so far. Now granted it's the weekend and I may get more responses. Of course it may not be so strange because if it was easily answered or a common problem I would have heard of it.
The one response I've gotten so far basically tells me what I already know—that is, ANYTHING can come up in withdrawal. Yeah, well, I know that, but like everyone else in withdrawal I like to be assured I'm not alone. Funny thing about human suffering. We either think we've got it worse than anyone or we desperately seek out others like us. I'm no different in that I fall into those traps from time to time.
Anyway this guy also asked when I made my last taper and if the "nodding-out" feeling was right after a dose or not. I answered with this, this morning.
Hi (fellow benzo person),
Yeah, I know all that…but this is new and I've not heard anyone report this before…was hoping to simply get some assurance that I'm not a freak of nature… 🙂
Anyway, yesterday it was ALL DAY LONG. And NOT right after I took the dose…and it's been intermittent but SUPER intermittent for almost a year…it certainly wouldn't have me nodding out all day like yesterday.
It had been two weeks since I tapered and so I cut again last night and I slept much better and woke up feeling better…it's just I've been in horrible withdrawal hell the whole two weeks so I didn't know if I should cut or not, but the cut did help a lot…first time in ages I woke up without horrible nausea.
Weird, is all I can say…
And I'm still sick as heck but definitely better today…
I still want to know if others have had this experience…I've been hanging around withdrawal boards for 3 years and don't remember hearing about it ever…so it puzzles me…I also sleep a lot but am weak and frail and bed bound…most people can still move around more than me but seem to have much worse insomnia..
anyway…thanks…I'll see if others responded too.
I did get one other brief response saying some people don't tolerate Valium. I've been thinking that all along. That the V messes with me. But at this point there is no turning back. And the Klonopin was probably even worse.
So that's the latest. Readers, if you have any insight please do share. Today I'm better in some ways but I'm horribly irritable and jumpy. More than usual. Ah…this seems a never ending and strange journey, indeed.


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My goodness, my Guinness. Last Friday Fadó Irish Pub hosted The Great Guinness Toast, benefiting Denver Fire and The Burn Foundation, an amazing non-profit foundation that does great work here in the Denver community. Tons of folks turned out for a great night full of frothy pints, Irish music and firefighters.
First of all, I must state that firefighters are downright sexy. Wholesome and just the right amount of dirty, I am rethinking my career choices. And when you get them pouring Guinness behind one of Denver's most prominent Irish pubs, it just gets that much hotter. And with any such occasion that props up a charity, you always feel good about the deed, especially if that deed is drinking several Guinness!
The toast has been a tradition since 1993, where beer fanatics gather to break the record for the largest simultaneous toast. I would open the argument for the Irish as being the greatest toasters in the world, but that same argument has been closed for centuries. The Irish do it best, and Fadó Irish Pub undeniably knows how to cater to that crowd.
My night started with a little bit of pub food, which I highly recommend before any mixing of Guinness and whiskey. The concept of "pub food" seems to always get a bad rap, but I assure you that the grub we had was quality pub fare- a generous portion of fish and chips, succulent lamb served on a toasty baguette "French dip" style, and boxty (fried potato pancake) wedges for dipping in a sea of tasty cheese. Perhaps my favorite was the salmon bites, which were composed of smoked salmon and a caper cream sauce over a boxty round. I could have had a dozen, but I needed to save room for the brown bread ice cream, bread pudding and 3/4 a gallon of Guinness (a meal in itself).
The sayings and toasts remembered painted the picture for a good time and had us leaving with a warm bellies- both from supporting the cause and perhaps a tad too much whiskey. So it goes, may your mouth be wet with Guinness, and may your heart always be full.


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Education gets top billing at Anixter's new solutions lab
GLENVIEW, Ill.--Educating security integrators and end users is just one goal for Anixter's sleek new "Infrastructure Solutions Lab" here at their headquarters, but it's the top priority, said Anixter president and chief executive officer Bob Grubbs.
"It's how we differentiate ourselves," he said during a May 15 media open house.
By offering educational workshops, providing published resource guides and bringing integrators into the Solutions Lab to test products and help them decide which combination of security products will meet their needs, Anixter shows integrators "that we're not just another guy with a camera and coax ... we've got something that [integrators] didn't have available to them before," Grubbs added.
In business since the 1950s, Anixter does close to $5 billion in business annually. It has three business divisions, of which Enterprise Cabling and Security Solutions is the largest. This division was born in the early 1990s after the break up of the phone companies. Intrigued by the growth of video surveillance and convinced that it would all be IP-based eventually, Anixter entered the security industry late in 2000.
Anixter vice president of technology for Enterprise Cabling Solutions Andy Jimenez said the new lab's mission is threefold, to "educate, demonstrate and evaluate." The three-room lab is set up correspondingly with a boardroom for discussion and education, flanked by a demonstration room on one side and an evaluation room on the other.
The demonstration room is where integrators and end users can come to see a real-world preview of a security solution they're considering. Tim Holloway, vice president of technology, security solutions emphasized that, while Anixter has manufacturing partners, the lab is not used to discredit any technology. Rather, outfitted with analog, IP and hybrid cameras, DVRs, NVRs, and cable cabinets, the center allows visitors to compare monitoring, access control and video analytics solutions and make "critical business decisions," he said.
Whenever possible, Anixter likes to have the IT and physical security personnel present.
Noting that there are not yet standards for video surveillance, Anixter executives said they're eager to share their expertise in cabling and electrical standards, which provide important guidance to security integrators.
A basic example, Holloway said, was teaching integrators to "employ structured cabling practices even if they're running coax." These practices will not only make the infrastructure and repair easier, it will put the integrator "in a better position to offer solutions when the customer wants to migrate to IP."


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Private View held by Richard Andrews
Mrs Delany And Her Circle is the first exhibition to survey the entire life and the full range of a significant figure in natural history in Georgian England. Mary Delaney was a pattern of accomplishment and curiosity for her contemporaries, and became a model to subsequent generations. The exhibition brings together art, fashion and science: fields that are now generally conceived as separate realms of cultural practice, but that were intimately connected in the varied circles in which Mrs Delany thrived. The centre pieces of the show of collages, drawings, letters and embroideries, include sections of Delany's court mantua, the court dress magnificently embroidered with naturalistic flowers dramatically displayed against a black satin background, the first time that these surviving sections of fabric have been brought together; and her 'paper mosaic' botanical studies of flowers, collages of coloured papers with watercolour and body colour on black ink background, part of her magnum opus the 'Flora Delanica'.
Promiscuous Assemblage, Friendship & The Order Of Things is an accompanying site-specific installation by artist Jane Wildgoose, which is a celebration of the friendship between Mrs Delany and Margaret Cavendish, second Duchess of Portland. The extravagant cabinet of curiosities evokes the 'Promiscuous Assemblage' described in the catalogue that accompanied the sale of the Duchess's 'Portland Museum', a collection of natural history specimens, fine and decorative arts, and curiosities, at a 38 day auction comprising over 4,000 lots. Wildgoose offers a perspective on the ways in which the natural history collections of the 18th century reflect the interlacing of the manners, taste, friendships and material culture of the people who assembled them.
Sir John Soane Museum, Lincoln's Inn Fields, London, until 1st May.
Durer And Italy focuses on the engravings of the German artist who was the first to achieve fame through his prints. The exhibition presents engraved masterpieces by Albrecht Durer alongside contemporary Italian works, and illustrates the cultural exchange that took place in the years between 1500 and 1528. Durer made two journeys to Italy, during which he promoted himself as an artist, studied art, and met engravers and exponents of the art of perspective, which was still unknown in Germany. Durer's prints were of two kinds: for the popular market he designed woodcuts, which were cheap and often sold as bound sets, the most popular being two series of the 'Passion of Christ' and the 'Life of the Virgin'. His astonishingly detailed engravings were relatively expensive, and appealed more to artists and collectors, presenting figures and landscapes of unparalleled beauty that rapidly became highly fashionable, especially in Italy. Durer's work was soon known to Raphael in Rome, who did not make prints himself, but provided sketches to be engraved by artists such as Marcantonio. The exhibition includes two of Marcantonio's best known works, 'Judgement of Paris' and 'Massacre of the Innocents', which provide a contrasting classical vision to Durer's, tinged by his roots in Gothic illustration. Hunterian Art Gallery, Glasgow, until 22nd March.
Shaped By War: Photographs By Don McCullin is the largest ever British exhibition about the life and work of one of the world's most acclaimed photographers. For more than 50 years, Don McCullin's images have shaped the awareness of modern conflict and its consequences. His courage and integrity, as well as the exceptional quality of his work, are a continuing inspiration and influence worldwide. This exhibition contains over 200 photographs, objects, magazines and personal memorabilia, and shows the effect war has had on McCullin's life. It examines McCullin's uncompromising drive to be on the frontline and document events as they unfold, the influences on his work, and his impact on others. The display reveals the moral dilemmas of bearing witness to and photographing conflict. Set in the context of world events and major changes in photography and journalism which have occurred in his lifetime, items on display for the first time include his US Issue Army Helmet worn in Vietnam, and a camera fractured by a sniper's bullet in Cambodia, as he was taking a photograph. Most black and white images have been handprinted by McCullin himself, and are stunning examples of his darkroom skills. Key images are also displayed via lightboxes, banners and projections - methods that have never before been used to show his work. The exhibition explores how, indirectly, conflict continues to shape Don McCullin and his work today, including cultural change in Britain, landscapes of England, still life photography, and his most recent work, documenting the former Roman Empire. Imperial War Museum North, Manchester, until 13th June.
Arshile Gorky: A Retrospective celebrates the extraordinary life and work of one of the most powerful American painters of the 20th century, who was a seminal figure in the formation of Abstract Expressionism. The exhibition includes over 150 paintings and drawings from across Arshile Gorky's career, and a handful of rarely seen sculptures. The Armenian born artist arrived in America in 1920, fleeing persecution in his home country, where he adopted the name Arshile Gorky with reference to the Russian writer Maxim Gorky. He studied the Modern European masters in books and galleries, teaching himself art by combining this with art classes, in Boston and New York. Gorky's early still-lives show his reliance upon the examples of Cezanne, Picasso, Miro and others, but his portraits in the 1920s and 1930s, especially the two versions of 'The Artist and His Mother', show how he poured his personal experiences and studies into a highly individual realism. During the 1940s Gorky encountered Surrealists exiled from wartime Europe, and stimulated by their ideas of free flowing, automatic painting, he rapidly developed the style for which he became famous. Seminal works such as 'Waterfall' are evocative, layered, and translucent, with a liquid glowing quality. Other highlights in the exhibition include 'Landscape Table', and paintings from the 'Garden in Sochi' and 'The Betrothal' series. Gorky's characteristic paintings of this final period include biomorphic forms in strong colours, shifting abstract elements and the energetic line that he developed in his drawings. Tate Modern until 3rd May.
The Greek And Roman Gallery has reopened following a £950,000, 18 month period of conservation, research and redisplay, which has transformed one of the museum's most popular collections. Prior to this, the gallery had remained fundamentally unchanged since the 1960s. The redesign creates a modern setting that complements the gallery's 19th century architecture, and vastly improves object display, lighting and layout. It has been undertaken in collaboration with historians and classical archaeologists from the University of Cambridge's Classics Faculty, and reflects some of the questions that are being currently asked about the ancient world. The collection includes Greek and Roman sculpture, from a portrait of Plato to an enormous faceless 'caryatid' figure; intricately carved sarcophagi; sacred figurines; funerary items; and everyday objects, from dress pins and helmets, to a 3,000 year old cosmetics box and a Roman 'Swiss Army knife', and even an example of ancient graffiti. Also showcased are treasures from Emperor Hadrian's vast country palace at Tivoli, near Rome, including a marble head of the leader's young lover Antinous, produced after the youth's death by drowning in the Nile, and a black marble relief depicting the adventures of the Argonauts and Odysseus. Some of these treasures are on public view for the first time following conservation. The new display is arranged in a loosely chronological order, and a map and timeline show the close relationship between the Greek and Roman worlds, giving a greater sense of the time and place these objects came from. Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge, continuing.
The Half showcases the work of Simon Annand, a photographer of leading actors in the West End for the last 20 years. The exhibition provides a rare glimpse into the dressing rooms of actors in their private time before the show. 'The Half' is the half an hour before the curtain goes up, during which actors make up, dress, and focus their concentration for the performance, and is strictly private. Whatever has gone on during the day, the actor must use this time to make a transition into the fictional character of the play. These photographs pay tribute to the dedication of stage actors, and reveal not only technical skills, but also aspects of a very personal nightly ritual (not to mention the less than glamorous surroundings). Among those featured in the display are Gillian Anderson, Cate Blanchett, Daniel Craig, Judi Dench, Kiera Knightley, Jude Law, Ian McKellen and Patrick Stewart, Helen Mirren, Vanessa Redgrave, Kevin Spacey and Rachel Weisz. Victoria & Albert Museum until 11th April.
Van Doesburg And The International Avant-Garde: Constructing A New World is the first major exhibition in Britain devoted to the Dutch artist who was a pivotal figure of the European avant-garde. Theo van Doesburg, who worked in art, design and text, founded the far reaching movement and magazine De Stijl. This artistic movement of painters, architects and designers sought to build a new society in the aftermath of the First World War, advocating an international style of art and design, based on a strict geometry of horizontals and verticals. Van Doesburg travelled extensively in Europe in the 1920s, making connections and collaborating with avant-garde contemporaries. This exhibition explores van Doesburg's role as promoter of Dutch Neoplasticism, his Dada personality, his efforts to influence the Bauhaus, his links with international Constructivists, and his creation of the group Art Concret. The show features over 350 works, including van Doesburg's rarely seen Counter-Composition paintings and designs for the Cafe Aubette in Stasbourg, and furniture such as Rietveld's iconic Red-Blue chair, as well as typography, magazines, stained glass, film, music, sculpture and more. In addition there are works by key artists in the movement, such as Jean Arp, Constantin Brancusi, Laszlo Moholy-Nagy, Piet Mondrian, Francis Picabia, Gerrit Rietveld, Kurt Schwitters and Sophie Taeuber. Tate Modern until 16th May.
Anderson & Low: Circus features a series of 50 striking images of members of an international circus troupe working on Blackpool Pleasure Beach. Jonathan Anderson and Edwin Low show the artists both on stage performing, revealing their power, strength, beauty and skill, and in individual studies, set amongst the amusement park rides, shorn of the false glamour, revealing an aura of sad and surreal awkwardness. The photographs are a study in the way performance and costume shape identity. They go deeper than the average performance photograph, seeming to capture something of the soul of the sitter. Despite the flamboyant costumes and extravagant make up the images exude a sort of reverential hush. The supple bodies of the performers are frozen by the camera into precise sculptural forms, revealing their physical reality with a special intensity. Anderson and Lowe use light very carefully, employing high key chiaroscuro to create unsettling visual drama in steep relief and dark swathes of shadow. The light force comes from outside the frame, lending an unreal otherworldliness that exalts the extraordinary power learnt, owned and expressed by the performer. In addition, Anderson and Low have taken their first step into video art, with a loop of several films staggered over three screens, to show an acrobat coiling and twisting his way downward from the ceiling on strips of silk. The Lowry, Salford, until 11th April.
Dinosaurs Unleashed is the Britain's largest animatronic, life sized dinosaur experience, with 24 full size dinosaurs in a new outdoor interactive enclosure - in Oxford Street, opposite the Marble Arch Marks & Spencer. It is a Jurassic Park style prehistoric adventure on a truly epic scale, offering the chance to get up close and personal with the largest and most fearsome creatures the Earth has ever seen, walking alongside the giants of the Triassic, Jurassic and Cretaceous periods. Visitors can meet Stegosaurus, Iguanodon, Megalosaurus, marvel at massive Diplodocus three times the length and double the height of a double-decker bus, come face to face with infamous Tyrannosaurus rex, taller than the tallest giraffe, and tremble at the sight of small but vicious Velociraptors. A prehistoric aquarium using the latest computer graphics brings the prehistoric underwater world to life. Alternatively, visitors can put themselves in the picture in the 'scream' experience or in the 'green screen' theatre The exhibition is entirely based on current scientific thinking, with expert paleontologists ensuring that it is as accurate as possible. As they say: it's the family day out that London's been waiting 65 million years for. Parklife, 455-497 Oxford Street W1, until 30th April.
Points Of View: Capturing The 19th Century In Photographs examines the development and influence of photography, from its invention in 1839 up to the growth of a popular amateur market in the early 20th century. The exhibition shows how photography has played a critical role as a primary means of visual expression in the modern age. It explores the dramatic transformations in world order during the 19th century that shaped much of the world we live in today. From the first tentative 'drawings of shadows' produced in the mid 1830s, to its universal acceptance as a leisure pursuit, photography was swept along by a tide of entrepreneurial activity throughout the 19th century. As an influential new artistic and documentary medium, photography rapidly developed into a lucrative profession. Science, government, industry and a growing media quickly recognised its power to reflect and to shape society, while both artists and amateurs embraced its potential for personal expression. Beginning with the work of William Henry Fox Talbot and other influential pioneers, the exhibition includes many of the most celebrated names in 19th century photograph such as Francis Frith, Felix Teynard and Samuel Bourne. Some 250 images range from portraits of the famous, through the industrial, technological and scientific triumphs of the age, and first glimpses of exotic locations around the world, to the everyday working (and playing) lives of ordinary people. British Library until 7th March.
Eric Gill: Sacred And Profane features iconic etchings and wood engravings revealing the contradictions between the late Victorian artist's deeply held religious faith and his controversial sexual interests. This exhibition examines these polarities in the engraver, typographer and sculptor, whose legacy has been dogged with accusations of incest and bestiality. Eric Gill became one of the most prolific English artists of his generation, and over a long career produced more than 100 engraved designs for books, becoming intricately linked with the Arts and Craft movement. Gill's work is characterised by a fervent Roman Catholicism, and images of saints, Biblical scenes and crucifixions dominate. However, these are juxtaposed with drawings of an often overtly sexual nature: couples embrace passionately, and nude figures pose provocatively, frequently in the shadow of the heavens. Gill somehow found a way of accommodating both deeply religious and sexual imagery. The undeniably elegant typographical designs are understated, yet extremely powerful, and almost eerie. Among the highlights are: a self-portrait, captured in profile, in which his stare is thoughtful and intense; 'Stay Me With Apples', which perfectly combines the religious and erotic, with the embracing couple wearing halos; 'Lovers, Man Lying', which is even more graphic in its portrayal of ecstatic abandon; and the most haunting image, 'Girl in Bath' a portrait of Gill's daughter, who he was accused of sexually abusing, with her head sunk towards her knees, so that her emotions are obscured, inviting the viewer to contemplate both the workings of her mind and Gill's tarnished legacy. Pallant House Gallery, Chichester, until 28th February.
Revolution On Paper: Mexican Prints 1910 - 1960 is the first exhibition in Europe focusing on the great age of Mexican printmaking in the first half of the 20th century. Between 1910 and 1920 the country was convulsed by the first socialist revolution, from which emerged a strong left-wing government that laid great stress on art as a vehicle for promoting the values of the revolution. This led to a pioneering programme to cover the walls of public buildings with vast murals, and later to setting up print workshops to produce works for mass distribution and education. Some of the finest of these prints were produced by Diego Rivera, Jose Clemente Orozco and David Alfaro Siqueiros, known as 'los tres grandes'. The best known print is Rivera's 'Emiliano Zapata and his Horse', which has achieved iconic status. Other prints, including Rivera's portrait of Frida Kahlo, Siqueiros's 'Dama Negra', and Orozco's 'The Masses', demonstrate the breadth, imagination, and quality of the work. There is a wide range of material, with single-sheet artists' prints, posters with designs in woodcut or lithography, and illustrated books on many different themes. The exhibition also includes earlier works from around the turn of the century by Jose Guadalupe Posada, who was adopted by the revolutionaries as the archetypal printmaker working for the people, and whose works included macabre dancing skeletons. The Taller de Grafica Popular was formed in 1937 by Luis Arenal, Leopoldo Mendez and Pablo O'Higgins as a graphic arts workshop influenced by communism, and Angel Bracho's striking red and black poster 'Victoria!', celebrating the allied victory over the Nazi's, is a key example of the TGP's anti-Fascist stance. British Museum until 28th February.


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Simplifying Washington's fishing pamphlet might not be so simple.
When state fishery managers asked for feedback on their first round of proposals — making lake and river regulations more uniform and easier to understand — they snagged a ton of comments, 933 to be exact.
Everybody had an opinion. Many were for the tweaks, many others were against them.
(Who knows how many comments the agency will get when they tackle salmon and saltwater rules in the coming years.)
It's a damned-if-you-do, damned-if-you-don't deal.
With fishery managers acknowledging that their regs "are complex and can be difficult to follow" — it's been stated by more than one angler they need an attorney by their side to interpret things — the review represents an effort to make them more user-friendly, which I think we can all appreciate, even if it also flies in the face of what anglers also want: rules tailored to their specific fishery or style of fishing.
With this go-around, just four subjects accounted for more than half of all the comments, with eliminating special limits on panfish at select lakes receiving a griddle-sized 29.1 percent, mostly against.
According to a presentation prepared for a public hearing before the Fish and Wildlife Commission at its meeting next week, 247 of 272 who expressed opinions on the idea were opposed.
Many said that reservoirs such as Banks, Potholes and Moses should be excluded and that species like crappie and bluegill would be wiped out and other fish species would also lose out on dinner, according to the WDFW summary.
"Numerous eastern Washington resorts, sport fishing clubs, local guides, and warmwater anglers have expressed concerns over eliminating bag limits on major waters," the agency stated.
A proposal to allow chumming on all waters also saw strong opposition, with 59 shooting holes in the chum bucket while 31 filled it up.
"This is a bad idea and will lead to unnecessary overfishing and collateral damage to other species," one cogent argument went, according to the agency.
On the flip side, others said, "I am in favor of being able to chum, and don't think it has any negative impact on the water quality," and "I believe it increases opportunity for anglers, especially when pursuing stocked trout."
Another proposal that saw strong negative response was scrapping the requirement that trout caught with bait but released be counted towards the daily limit of five.
Forty-six bonked the idea, arguing, "Bait should not be considered acceptable for catch-and-release situations," while 23 want it added to their stringer, saying it "Would allow more flexibility and opportunity for anglers" and "This rule was always unenforceable anyway."
But the tape measure had to come out for several subjects with much closer splits among commenters:
Removing duplicate landowner rules had nine comments for ("If these restrictions are not set by the department then they should not be listed in the pamphlet") and nine comments against ("The rules set by the landowners or managing authorities may not be readily available or easily known").
Different daily and size limits for steelhead and trout had 21 comments for ("Separating steelhead from trout should make reading and understanding the fishing regulations much easier" and 19 comments against ("Allowing retention of 'trout' in waters containing steelhead would pose another unnecessary risk to steelhead populations).
Standardized seasons and regs for stillwaters had 30 comments for ("Fewer rules, and the fewer exceptions, avoids confusing anglers") and 26 comments against ("Why not simply reduce to a year-round season in some fisheries and a March 1st (or last Saturday in April) through November 30th season?").
As for standardized regs for rivers and creeks, it had support from 27 ("Simple is better, when exploring a new water having to remember a whole new set of rules is a burden") but opposition from 35 ("The current approach of having waters closed unless listed as open is the best approach. Puts a number of species of conservation concern at risk"), especially bass and walleye clubs worried about dropping daily and size limits.
However, there were some proposals nearly everybody could admire, such as:
Standardizing whitefish season to Dec. 1-last day in Feb. (18-1);
Standardizing language for juvenile waters to allow seniors and disabled anglers (15-1);
Consistent terminology for possession limits (26-5);
Eliminating daily and size limits on brook trout (30-6);
Retention of incidentally caught hatchery steelhead (23-5);
Ending mandatory hatchery steelhead retention (34-10);
And opening game fish season in rivers, streams and beaver ponds from the start of Memorial Day Weekend through Halloween (25-9).
After the Dec. 9 public hearing in Room 172 of the Natural Resources Building on the grounds of the state capital complex, the Fish and Wildlife Commission is scheduled to make final decisions at its Jan. 18-20 meetings in Vancouver, with any changes they make coming out in the new pamphlet that goes into effect July 1, 2018.
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This lesson will guide you through the process of running a GPA Ranking list.
Creating a GPA Ranking is necessary to generate GPA information in transcripts, custom reports, etc.
Where to Start
1. Click on the Counselor tab.
2. Select GPA Ranking.
Run and store GPA rankings by grade level and or GPA calculation for different timeframes and grading periods.
1. Select the Grade Level you wish to run the GPA Ranking for.
2. Select which GPA Calculation you wish to use.
3. There are two Ranking Strategies to choose from:
Dense: Choosing the Dense GPA option will result in a tie ranking. A number in the rank will not be skipped and the next student in the rank will automatically be counted as the next number.
Standard Competition: Choosing the Standard Competition GPA option will result in students receiving the same rank number for a tie in GPA however, the next rank number in the list will be skipped.
For example. Two students tie as rank order number 9. Rank order number 10 will be skipped and the next student will be assigned rank order number 11, so on and so forth.
4. The GPA Time Period will create GPA 'snapshots' for those specific timeframes.
5. Select the students who have an enrollment record for the Session the ranking is being generated for.
The Student Filter Options aren't required to run the GPA ranking. This is used when generating a ranking for a specific group of students.
1. Clicking Manual Exclusions will offer more filters to the ranking:
2. After selecting a student scope, click Find Students to generate a list of those student who are within that scope. Mark the students who are to be exluded from this ranking.
3. Click Exclude to omit that student from the ranking. You will return to the student scope selector to select more students. If you don't want to omit any other students, click Exclude & Rank to generate the ranking.
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Pedal to the Metal
by Jeff Winke
March 1, 2008
ARTICLE TOOLS Share Reprints Print Email From zero to four GPS systems, a midsize contractor blasts ahead with technology.
Top fuel dragsters are the fastest accelerating vehicles on the planet, starting from a dead stop and reaching astounding speeds of up to 330 mph at the 1/4-mile finish. When this from-nothing-to-all-out approach is applied to business decisions, it often results in an equivalent crash-and-burn scenario. Contractors who add too quickly to the payroll or machine fleet can find themselves scrambling for extra projects or wishing they had a parachute to slow down the process.
But Gene Lowder of Lowder Grading & Utility Inc., a midsize site-contracting firm based in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, recently took his firm from zero to four 3D GPS grade control systems in one controlled blast. The company typically tackles site prep projects ranging from big-box stores to high school additions and small strip malls.
"You could hardly pick up an industry trade magazine without someone referencing GPS systems, so it piqued my curiosity," Lowder says. "I explored it, started asking questions, and soon recognized that no one in my area had yet purchased a system--and that became a big motivator. I wanted to be the first one off the line."
Planning the Plunge
The dual mast Trimble GCS900 Grade Control System provides GPS guidance for Lowder Grading & Utility Inc.'s excavators and dozers.
The idea of moving into GPS machine control fit into Lowder's business plan. "I was finishing up a stretch of expansion and we were in a holding pattern--a time to catch our breaths. I wasn't interested in buying more iron or hiring another 15 employees. My business plan was to maintain employment at roughly 55 [people] and become more efficient with my machine fleet." He continues, "As I considered the alternatives to buying another excavator or dozer, everything pointed to GPS machine control."
Lowder invested a year of research--reading trade magazines, studying manufacturers' literature and consulting with a larger contractor for which his firm had completed subcontract work. "They have Trimble systems so I asked a lot of questions and sat in one of the machines to learn how it works," Lowder says. The deciding factor for Lowder was the confidence he had in his local Trimble dealer's support and service. He explains, "I was thinking, 'Why invest in new technology if you don't have the support to help you effectively operate it?'" Through Spectra Integrated Systems, an authorized Trimble dealer located in Charlotte, Lowder was offered access to Spectra IS' factory-trained, 24/7 technical support, which would provide installation, calibration, training for Lowder's machine operators, and a local, fully staffed repair center--all crucial support when making a giant leap into technology.
Timing is Everything After the initial GPS grade control presentations, it was several months before Lowder decided to purchase. "I wanted to time my entry into this technology to coincide with the local economy and I wanted to build a backlog of business," he says.
"I began to feel confident enough with the notion that GPS machine control could help us, so I looked at what would provide me with the optimum advantage on a project site," Lowder says. "I know many contractors start out by purchasing a base station and a motor grader. This doesn't make sense to me. I wanted the efficiencies during mass excavation, since that's where we make the most money. By the time we're performing fine grading, all the money has been made or lost already. It makes sense to me to equip one or two machines in the cut environment and one or two in the fill environment."
He ultimately purchased Trimble GCS900 Grade Control Systems for the company's Hitachi Zaxis 230 LC and Zaxis 270 LC hydraulic excavators, and for two dozers, a Cat D5M track-type tractor and a John Deere 750J crawler dozer. Lowder also bought a Trimble SPS880 Smart GPS antenna rover and an SPS850 modular GPS receiver, which is being used as the base station.
"I reached a point when it all came together," Lowder says. "I understood that 3D GPS grade control is a tool … it's practical … and it's going to make us a better, more efficient operation. The largest mistake in the grading business is moving that cubic yard of soil twice. Today, the only way to win a project is to be the low bid. If we move that yard of dirt two or three times, we've lost our margin and there's no making it up."
In addition to eliminating costly rework, Lowder likes the fact that the system can help him and his crew spot potential problems in the field before they become a redo situation. "With the 3D digital model, our guys can recognize ahead of time if something doesn't seem right--let's say a site staking error or a mis-staked storm drain line."
Additionally, Lowder believes the GPS machine control system helps to maximize the skills of his machine operators. "It's no secret that skilled operators are harder to find today," he says. "So, if we can take good operators who have equipment experience and initiative and put this tool in front of them, it increases their skill level."
Well Ahead of Schedule
Lowder's excavators are used in conjunction with top-loading, six-wheel dump trucks to achieve mass excavating needs.
As an example of the company's success using the Trimble GCS900 Grade Control System-equipped machines, Lowder points to the Salem Creek Industrial Park project, which was completed well ahead of schedule. "We completed everything about 30 days ahead of schedule," Lowder says.
Located on the outskirts of Winston-Salem, the approximately 40-acre parcel is zoned for heavy industrial use with the intent of attracting manufacturing/fabrication facilities, warehouses and/or distribution centers as tenants. As many as 20 structures will be built on one- to four-acre tracts.
The contractor is responsible for everything from clearing the standing timber to widening the access road into the property to developing erosion control, which includes some large stormwater management ponds. In addition to all the mass grading, the company completed the public utilities and fine grading.
"Once we cleared the canopy, we started using our Trimble GPS machine control systems," Lowder says. "We had a substantial amount of undercut on this job and used the GPS rover system to quantify the undercut. We were able to literally walk the site and get a precise 3D diagram. With the rover, we could be at any point on the jobsite and know exactly if we had six inches or six feet of excavating. The Trimble systems definitely helped us stay out front of the schedule. We certainly had less re-dos." The Trimble 780 Smart GPS antenna integrates the GPS receiver, GPS antenna, radio, radio antenna and battery into a portable, all-on-the-pole application. "We used the rover stick for stakeout, grade checking and measurement."
The two excavators were used in conjunction with a couple of top-loading, six-wheel dump trucks to achieve the mass excavating needs. The two dozers followed up to accomplish the fine grading. "The Cat D5M was equipped with full automatics and helped us achieve grade dead-on to the plan," Lowder states.
Working Harder and Smarter Lowder's now 78-year-old father, Charles, founded the firm in the 1950s. "My dad's philosophy when faced with a tough challenge or deadline was to give it some gas--work harder," Lowder says. "He made our company successful with that approach. I like to think that we still put the pedal to the metal when faced with obstacles, but that we're now using the latest technology to be more productive."
Equipment InformationCaterpillar, www.cat.com
Hitachi, www.hitachiconstruction.com
John Deere, www.johndeere.com
Trimble, www.trimble.com
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Die-shot of Nvidia's GT200 core leaked
Due to its large die size on 65nm process technology, the yield rate will be poor and that drives costs up. CJ told us that cost of making a GT200 die is about $100-120 which is very high so Nvidia will need to drive costs down. INQ has suggested a 55nm version of GT200 coming in September to drive costs down which is line with our previous speculation. It is almost impossible for Nvidia to come out with a GX2 card on GT200 with the current TDP but we don't see much of an issue with AMD coming out with R700 so the performance graphics war might tilt to AMD's favor in late Q3.


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Wednesday, February 12th, 2014
Sacramento Kings vs. New York Knicks
Post Game Recap
The Knicks will be heading into the All-Star break with a lot of negativity surrounding the team after a 106-101 overtime loss to the Kings Wednesday night. The Kings have the worst record in the Western Conference and had lost seven in a row on the road, including last night by 10 points in Cleveland, but were unfazed coming into Madison Square Garden. These are the kind of losses that can result in people losing jobs and players being moved. This could very well be the last time we see Mike Woodson on the sidelines as the Knicks coach and some players wearing a Knicks jersey. By this time next week and into Thursday there is a good chance this team will look much different. The Knicks will start their All-Star break now and will be back on the court Tuesday in Memphis to start off a four game in five nights stretch that will take place in four different cities. If this isn't rock bottom for the Knicks they are definitely close.


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"The Americans and the coalition set up to fight terrorism have taken no serious action in Syria and are still following dual policies," Iran's Deputy Foreign Minister for Arab and African Affairs Hossein Amir-Abdollahian said in a meeting with Ramzy Ezzeldin Ramzy, the UN deputy special envoy for Syria, in Tehran on Monday.
He underscored the necessity of serious action by all countries in the fight on terrorism in Syria and across the Middle East region.
The UN envoy, for his part, commended Iran's efforts in establishing a truce in some Syrian regions including the key southwestern city of Zabadani and the two villages of al-Fou'a and Kefraya in northwestern Syria.
Ramzy said Iran is instrumental in finding a solution to ongoing crisis in Syria.
A six month truce was agreed in September between the Syrian government and militant groups to bring peace to the besieged Zabadani and the two villages in Idlib province.
Ramzy further said the UN intends to set up political committees comprising all Syrian parties in an effort to prepare the ground for national dialog in the Arab country.
He emphasized that only the Syrian people must make decisions about their country's future.
Syria has been gripped by foreign-backed militancy since March 2011. The crisis has claimed lives of more than 250,000 people so far and displaced millions.
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Indie chillwave artist Toro y Moi comes to Union Transfer tonight. Born Chaz Bundick, the South Carolina native just released his third studio album Anything in Return. Where his previous recordings were experimental collages of sonic textures and patterns, Anything in Return broadens Bundick's palette to pair jazz and R&B structures alongside his staccato production style. Tickets and information for tonight's all-ages show with Wild Belle and Dog Bite can be found here. Below, watch Toro y Moi's latest video for "So Many Details."


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Convent of the Sacred Heart High School's girls' volleyball team may have just needed a wake-up call to close out Lick-Wilmerding on Tuesday.
After controlling the first two games, the visiting Cubs allowed Lick to rally back, but returned to their dominant form in the deciding fifth game of a 25-17, 25-13, 22-25, 21-25, 15-6 Bay Counties League West win.
"Our challenge the whole season has been to maintain our intensity," Convent coach David Moreno said. "I'm not sure what it was, but we definitely needed a kick in the [butt]."
Despite being out-hit by Lick, which scored 42 kills to Convent's 30, the Cubs (5-1, 1-1) got at least two kills from nine different players, led by six apiece from outside hitter Bianka Quintanilla-Whye and middle blocker Nini Maine.
"Particularly at the beginning of the season, we want to get these kids as much playing time as possible and know that any one of them will be ready for the playoffs," Moreno said of the Cubs' frequent substitutions and balanced attack. "We do get a lot of players in there and we expect them to succeed and contribute."
Convent's resurgence in the fifth game spoiled a standout performance from Lick sophomore outside hitter Jade Sparks, who carried the Tigers (3-3, 0-1) throughout with a match-high 15 kills, and broke out for six kills and four aces in the fourth game.
"The scary part is that she's only a sophomore," Moreno said. "In the middle games, she was the team. She was getting every ball and she was coming down on top of it."
Sparks, along with junior middle blocker Annie Wilson (who finished with 10 kills), were the only consistent offensive threats for the Tigers, but Lick battled back in the third and fourth games on the play of senior outside hitter Brenda Young. Young was held without a kill in the first two games, but had seven kills in the third and fourth.
"I really feel like I have a few hitters on the floor who can detonate," Lick coach Gary Hodge said. "We just need someone to rally around in the tough times, and we're still looking for that player in a couple of our rotations."
But ultimately it was the 2-0 hole that burned the Tigers in the end, in which they committed 26 unforced errors.
"We're still in the process of putting it together and really feel like we're still making progress," Hodge said. "The steps may not be as big as we'd like them to be, but I really feel like were really moving forward. We showed the gumption tonight to claw back into [the match], and that was huge."
Despite the close call, Convent is back in the win column after opening its BCL West season with a disappointing loss to University last week.
"We saw some of the same issues [we had against University], but it was nice to work through that and be successful this time around," Moreno said.
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