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Don't Be Fooled: The Future of Offense Is Simplicity
With Stanford, it's easy to see where NFL attacks are headed. While it may look complex, it's anything but. Plus, I answer your Mailbag questions
WEST POINT, N.Y. — The future of offensive football doesn't have to be no-huddle, and it doesn't have to be breakneck. It just has to be varied, and it has to put thoughtful pressure on the defense. It has to be the next move in the chess game. "A philosophy of probing,'' Stanford coach David Shaw says here, after the Stanford-Army game on Saturday. "Probing, and wondering, 'How is the defense going to react to this?' ''
We're living in a great time for offensive football. Here on the banks of the Hudson on a glorious Saturday for college football, one team, undermanned Army, ran the triple option, where the quarterback can hand to a big back, run himself or pitch to a trailer. The other team, Stanford, ran everything. Such as:
• A pro style shotgun, with one back, one tight end and three wideouts.
• A pro style I, with two backs, two wideouts and a tight end.
• An empty-backfield shotgun, with four wides and a tight end.
• A pistol (the shorter version of the shotgun) with sidecar backs on either side of quarterback Kevin Hogan and three wides.
• A pistol, with one back, two wides, and a tight end and slot tight end next to each other.
• A heavy formation, with three tight ends and two backs.
• The Weird Wildcat (my words, not Shaw's): a back taking the snap, three tight ends, and a guard, 316-pound Joshua Garnett, as another (slot) tight end to demolish anything in his path.
• A classic old-time power I, with three backs and two tight ends. (Get the point? David Shaw loves the tight end.)
• And something I don't know what to call: Before the snap, the tackle, tight end and slot tight end shifted to the right (sort of what Chip Kelly did at Washington in Week 1) to create a huge gap outside the guard.
"I'm going to quote my old boss, Jon Gruden,'' Shaw said, standing in a tunnel outside the Stanford locker room after the 34-20 win over Army. Shaw was a Raiders quality control coach under Gruden for three years, and Rich Gannon's quarterback coach in his fourth year with Gruden, 2001. "He would say it every single day: 'What you want to do on offense is present the illusion of sophistication but all in all remain very simple and basic.' So very often we'll throw a whole bunch of different stuff at them, but we're going to run a basic day-one installation play. Something we've run thousands of times. Something very, very simple. But for the defense, it looks very complicated. So we want to present these illusions, then run a regular play that we just want to execute right.''
Shaw was happy to run some heavy-protection packages but still score out of them. Out of the power I with Hogan under center, Stanford sent only two receivers out on one play. Both backs simply acted as extra protection for Hogan, and, with eight kept in to block, the fleet Ty Montgomery beat double-coverage and caught a 46-yard touchdown pass in stride. Same thing later, with a little more illusion. Keeping seven in to block with Hogan in the pistol, Stanford had wideout Kelsey Young motion in from the right and follow running back Tyler Gaffney out of the backfield in a double-wheel-route concept up the left sideline. Army, confused, covered only one of them, and Gaffney caught an easy 23-yard touchdown.
On this day, the Cardinal ran 56 plays, and you never looked out on the field and said, "I've never seen that before." (Well, the double-wheel thing maybe; that was unusual.) The formations and movement were offputting at times. But the plays, no. Watch the Eagles, under new coach Chip Kelly. Lots of misdirection and quarterback movement and some of the strangest formations you've seen, but watch the plays themselves. "This is not a difficult offense,'' Mike Vick said in training camp.
"That's why I love Chip Kelly,'' Shaw said. "He knows that I love him. He used to say it all the time and no one would believe him. He would just laugh, one of those smirk laughs that he has, and he would always tell people, 'What we're doing is not hard. We're doing it faster, and we're doing it with big kids who are smart kids.' We're like that—changing formations, making our players communicate, communicate, and the ball is getting snapped and they're running something very simple. Now, with Chip, he gets the ball to DeSean Jackson in space, he gets LeSean McCoy in space, he's created the same thing. So it's not just schemes, it's the combination of schemes and personnel. If you've got the guys to do it, to get guys in space, you can make big plays.''
Diversity is so important in offensive football—always has been. Illusion is too. In Week 1 against Green Bay, San Francisco offensive coordinator Greg Roman moved his physical wideout, Anquan Boldin, everywhere—in the two slots and two wide sides at least 10 times apiece. He ran him out of bunch formations. He set sort-of legal picks for him. And Boldin caught the ball 13 times for 208 yards. On Sunday night, with the Seahawks determined to beat Boldin up and nullify him at Seattle, the noise and defense conspired to take Boldin out of the game, and Colin Kaepernick could never find another weapon to replace him.
In Philadelphia, it's going to be interesting to see if Kelly can keep Michaek Vick healthy. He's on pace to run 120 times and to be sacked another 32 times, and it's unlikely he'll make it through the season taking that kind of punishment at 218 pounds. Running an uptempo offense, with a quarterback getting hit a lot, could require a second and maybe third quarterback to play this year, and though Nick Foles is, I'm told, very much a Kelly favorite, who knows how that offense changes with a quarterback who will stay home more.
Stanford has a stay-at-home big quarterback like Foles. Hogan is smart, like Foles. I don't know how Foles would change what the Eagles do, but I do know a smart and accurate passer, without wheels, can still run it well. But with Vick or Foles, the Kelly offense will still be malleable. "There's some really smart NFL guys that are going to sit on their hands and say let's see what happens,'' said Shaw. "Are they going to wear themselves out? This is a tempo and pace these guys are not used to. That's the only question that I have. I love what they do; we've copied some of the things they do. But I believe every NFL player has a certain number of plays. And every time they run a play, you peel back. It's like peeling back a day in the calendar. We'll see.''
Maybe the difference between Shaw and Kelly is that Shaw puts more of a premium on shielding his quarterback. It certainly appeared that way against Army—though, certainly, Hogan is not going to get the kind of pressure from a weak team like Army that he'll get from Arizona State and Oregon. But the moral of the story from Shaw is the same as it is with the other smart young offensive minds infiltrating the NFL game: If you don't like change in offensive football, you're going to love irrelevance.
One error above: "Stanford has a stay-at-home big quarterback like Foles. Hogan is smart, like Foles."
...before he became the starter, Hogan was the Stanford RUNNING QB put in for special situations. The guy is not Griffin or Kaepernick, but he's a little better than Luck as a runner IMHO. He's not running much now, partly to protect him for a long season, but wait until the games against the better teams which count for more marbles. He can, and will, run.
Redskins, Redskins, Redskins, Redskins, Redskins, Redskins you liberal slob PC Ahole!
Nick Foles is smart....really? I love it. Its such lazy journalism to throw out traditional platitudes and hide behind stereotypes, if immobile, must be smart. If athletic, cant be smart......Really, really funny. Nick Foles has shown himself to be nothing but a backup but of course, "he's smart," Based on what? Let me guess, he reads defenses really well? Or the new favorite, "processes the information really fast."
Eli Manning has thrown more interceptions(56) in the last 3 yrs than anyone in the NFL(that doesnt include the 6 he's thrown already this yr) but I hear repeatedly, how smart Eli is. If Eli was black, the reputation would be, "bad decision maker" or "trouble reading coverages." But if you look like Eli or in this case, Nick Foles, you're "smart."
Love it!
I probably never would have said that - rather revealed it in public, but it's certainly noticeable to anyone that studies film. If you keep it basic and don't over complicate your offense, nor your defense, you allow your players and play makers to do just that - make plays. People say that Stanford just plays smash mouth football. Yup they do. There is nothing sophisticated about what they do at all. To anyone that knows the game, that's pretty obvious. However, therein lies the rub. The difficulty is keeping it simple. As a coach, the same way you can out-coach yourself, you can always and very easily out-scheme yourself as well.
Calling Kevin Hogan a stay-at-home quarterback like Nick Foles means Peter hasn't seen much of Stanford.
Peter King has become one of the most arrogant unreadable sports columnists alive..he is just SO impressed with himself...Every time I read this guy now I see he is more and more out of tune with what is really happening, and more self absorbed with his own opinion than ever. Which frankl,y is pretty hard for this guy..and guess what ?
it IS about the speed.
Run Forrest - RUN !!!
I think your comment about the coach with epilepsy is astoundingly off base. So- once, twice a year there is going to be an interruption in his ability to work. I could understand an employer not going for that, and I could understand an employer being ok with that based on everything else the man brings to the job. But to say this happens "In full view of the stadium" etc.... So what? He should only have a seizure in solitary? What possible difference does that make???
A better take on the Kill story, from Wojo at the other network:FOURTH QUARTER
Minnesota coach Jerry Kill suffers from epilepsy -- a by-product of his successful battle against kidney cancer. It isn't a secret. It's never been a secret.
"We've dealt with the situation straight up," said Kill when he visited with us at ESPN shortly before the season began. "I wouldn't cheat the university. I've maybe missed five days of work [because of the condition]."
OK, make it six or seven after Kill suffered a seizure during halftime of Saturday's game against Western Illinois. He was taken to a local Minneapolis hospital and later was released so he could rest at home.[+] EnlargeAP Photo/Ann HeisenfeltMinnesota coach Jerry Kill remains focused on turning the Golden Gophers around.
This isn't his first epileptic seizure and it won't be his last. But as the number of seizures slowly grow, so do the delicate questions about his future at Minnesota. In short, should he resign?
The answer, of course, is no. And Monday, Minnesota officials gave Killwhat Kill has given to Minnesota: its all. Golden Gophers athletic director Norwood Teague made it Waterford crystal clear when he said, "Jerry is our coach, and we are 100 percent behind him. I am 100 percent behind him."
The Minnesota administration has been supportive of Kill throughout these episodes. It is doing the right thing by judging Kill not by his epilepsy, but by his record, the quality of his work and his ability to graduate players.
Kill is a really good football coach. The occasional seizure doesn't change that fact and never will.
His doctor is one of the leading epileptic specialists in the world. Kill, in his third season at Minnesota, is eating better, sleeping longer, exercising more. Meanwhile, his treatment team continues to tinker with the doses and types of meds used to suppress the epilepsy.
"I've been able to deal with it pretty good," said Kill.
To suggest that he should quit because of the condition goes against everything he teaches his own players. Kill is fighting something he can't see, something he wouldn't wish on anybody. But he fights it without complaint and without asking for pity. It is a lesson in daily perseverance.
Someone once called him "a freak" in an email. Think about that: a freak -- as if the epilepsy were a choice, as if epilepsy gave someone the right to mock and criticize.
Minnesota is 3-0 this season. The program is headed in the right direction.
"I think we've laid the foundation to our program," Kill said back in August. "Now we're framing the house."
Kill is a grinder, a fighter and, if given the chance, a winner.
Please stop the Nick foles talk Peter its embarrassing , Since you don't live down here , he is NOT going to be the long term fix here in philly , i watch the guy not only in practice but in preseason .. he is garbage, Which means he not the long term fix here, We are trying to get any takers in a sucker trade like we did with kolb.We are very very very fortunate VICK is here, because with out bad defense , you put foles or barkley in and we are not winning more than 2 games for the season .We actually would be 0-2 suffering from back to back blowout losses.
Shanahan's '96 / '97 / '98 Superbowl Broncos (almost 20 years ago, peter) were a perfect exercise in simplicity disguised as complexity.
I remember one Oakland defensive coordinator lamenting the week before playing the Broncos that he was "preparing for the 'magic show' " - a fairly accurate description.
A basic number of plays, e.g. "Fox 3 run" - (also known as give Terrell Davis the ball and "one cut")
disguised by changes / differences in formation(s),
much like a magician misdirects the audience's point of attention.
It's hardly "new" - you and Gruden might want to give Mike a call.
Peter ... please do not bore us again and take up valuable mailbox space with fans complaining about how you have ranked their team in your Fine 15 ... nothing is more tedious ... Thanks !!!
The University of Minnesota absolutely can question whether Jerry Kill's medical condition, disability or not, makes him unsuitable for the position. From the ADA itself, 42 USC 12113 - Defenses:
"It may be a defense to a charge of discrimination under this chapter that an alleged application of qualification standards, tests, or selection criteria that screen out or tend to screen out or otherwise deny a job or benefit to an individual with a disability has been shown to be job-related and consistent with business necessity, and such performance cannot be accomplished by reasonable accommodation, as required under this subchapter."
If his epilepsy prevents him from coaching all the football games, then it has a direct impact on his ability to perform the duties of his position. How could they possibly accommodate something as unpredictable as an epileptic seizure? Postpone the game until he feels better? I feel sorry for the guy, but to say that the University is simply required to deal with it is incorrect.
go fuck yourself peter king
The last I looked, that guy who writes this column, is not now, nor ever has been a Football coach and Jon Gruden is employed by ESPN!!
"I hardly think that for a team that still has major questions about its defense, which Green Bay certainly does, it's outrageous to have them outside the top five or six teams"
Then why were they No. 6 to begin with. You put them at 6 after a loss and at 12 after a win so maybe you can admit you were wrong the first week, not that the rankings mean anything at all anyway.
For those who have never had a seizure I can tell you that it is an embarrassing event for the individual but in no way limits what he or she can do. If Coach Kill is courageous enough to be that vulnerable in front of such a crowd then I would say that he is a great example of courage and perseverance for his players and their fans! You are in a position to showcase such things and instead you disparage... I just don't get it.
Jon Gruden (HC) + David Shaw (OC) = Oakland Raiders
With $60-70M in cap space come 2014, Reggie Mac can not waste this talent on a uninspiring coach like D.Allen. Can you imagine what David Shaw could do with talent like T.Pryor, DMC and M.Reece?
I always get a kick about the fuss over the 'Fine Fifteen'. Peter gets a lot of people's goats this week so they read next week to see if he 'got it right' this time. And that's the point. We keep coming back. I'm pretty sure he doesn't care if we are cursing his choices as long as we keep reading them. (The same with the political views). Some folks get very angry, yet they keep coming back. If they didn't we wouldn't be seeing their comments. I'm not criticizing anyone about that, I just think Peter King is smiling in his favorite beer or cup of coffee as he reads these comments. We keep coming back.
I was saying last year that everyone in the NFC owed Ken Whisenhunt a fruit basket. Had Arizona not beaten Seattle in Week 1, Seattle would've had the #2 seed.
McCarron is a heck of a player, no doubt, but anybody who thinks McCarron could do with A&M what Manziel did is wrong. McCarron benefits from an outstanding line and tremendous defense, two areas where Alabama is clearly superior to A&M. I'm not really a fan of either team, just like football, and I don't get the bile directed at Manziel. A hell of a player in my opinion.
I do not understand all the "questions" about manziel and off field "difficulties". so far all I see is a normal college kid who likes to party, under age or not. all the other things that raise red flags occurred during his OFF season. let me know when he gets busted for beating his woman,gets a couple of dui's or is busted for drugs multiple times. those a red flags not going to frat party and drinking a beer. as for his in game show boating notice he did not do that against Alabama a tough team he respected. why should have to take crap from some losers in the first game he played and not be able to have a little fun? and you have to admit he must be pretty smart if can out smart the ncaa who were out to get him but could not prove anything other than he signed autographs.
Slight legal clarification - the ADA requires "reasonable" accommodation, not all demanded accommodations.
"I'm trying to be practical. It just seems the wrong job for that". Please apply your practicality to your liberal ideals, and you'll find they're not very practical.
"how practical it is to have a college football coach on the sideline or in a locker room, going down more than once a year, on average, with a seizure—in full view of a television audience and a stadium full of fans"
You really missed the boat on this issue. While someone who suffers from seizures is not a good candidate to be a pilot or operate heavy machinery, being a college football coach is a very good option. If he has a seizure at a game, there are first-class trainers and medical staff feet away to take care of him, and a plethora of assistant coaches who can take over. Plus he would set the example for his team on the importance of fighting through tough issues. And subjecting television or stadium audiences to someone having a seizure isn't a bad thing either - when I was a child they didn't have other children with disabilities in the classroom to "protect" us from having to witness these horrible conditions - all that did was increase the shame and isolation on the children and families suffering from disabilities. Now in most areas, able-bodies and disabled children attend school together. There is no need to isolate those suffering from epilepsy any more than is absolutely required.
"Each week I judge teams based on where I think they would rank if they were playing each other at a neutral field."
So you're saying, essentially, that if the Packers played the Bengals, Dolphins, or Chargers on a neutral field, the Packers would lose all 3 of those games? Really?
Peter, your bias against the Packers continues to shine in all of its infamous non-glory. At some point even you have to recognize that the Packers are at the very least a decent team who has the capacity to go the distance. Unlike the 3 teams I mentioned above, by the way. None of those teams has any real chance of going deep into the playoffs, no matter what you think.
"So, I doubt you're going to get a watchdog group to be very worried about fans being exposed to a loud stadium."
Probably not, but you can sure as heck bet that there is a watchdog group looking out for the WORKERS at these stadiums. I'm sure there are vendors roaming the stands, security positioned throughout the stadium, etc. Subjecting those individuals to prolonged noise - the equivalent of a jet engine - would seem to be a pretty big problem and I'm sure OSHA would agree. There's a reason that, when you look out the window of your plane, all the folks on the tarmac are wearing ear protection. It may only be 8 days a year, but it's still a problem and one that can't be flippantly disregarded.
I'm just glad you didn't say I hope Chip Kelly realizes he isn't in college. I just think everyone keeps touting how smart Chip Kelly is but how smart can you be if you accept a job on higher level thinking its the level you just left. I'm pretty sure Chip Kelly has a plan knowing that you only get 53 players in a longer season who are older than college kids. I think a 4 year can figure that out. I also think he isn't going to tell you that plan.
Also Vick gets hurt every year, have a plan for when it happens.
@Ciscos Meh. Fantasy football fans over-think themselves all the time, rather like chasing their tails.
@dunkmycat7 We will miss you when your gone.
King got the disease as a butt boy for NFL Czar Roger Good For Nothing.
Here's hoping one of King's brat daughters acquires epilepsy and suffers repeated general tonic clonic (grand mal) seizures in the workplace and other public settings.
Then King can take the same hardline stance and tell his punk daughter's employer to can her backside in the name of ... being a good father.
@Dana2 Don't forget the implementation of the now-outlawed crackback block. Shanahan could barely make the playoffs after it became illegal. And GB won the SB after the '96 season. Denver didn't make the AFCC game.
The Gophers have played three games this season.
The Gophers' record is 3-0.
Three games. Three wins.
And better is?
@Tim59 then why do you come and read him all the time if you can't stand him?
@cottsb1 Or last week, he thought there were five better teams and now he thinks there are eleven. I'd much prefer to see analysts moving teams around a lot in the beginning of the year when we don't know much about teams from week to week. It shows that they are thinking about it rather than just taking last week's ranking and moving teams that won up and teams that lost down.
@Wombat You read for his opinion,but then complain. He needs you as much as you need him. But,if you suffer seizures,your MD has told you all minor ones lead to one major one. I just hope,if it happens,it's not on TV.
@Wombat king has always been an ignoramus ... he is just not a very bright guy to begin with
@VIPOD4ever I wouldn't hire Gruden to oversee my fantasy football team. The guy is an idiot and a hick. Can't stand him as a broadcaster, either.
@VIPOD4ever I'd guess the same thing that the current coaches are able to do with them: Nothing.
@Rickapolis some of us only come back to take a crap on king ... reading his slurry of for the feeble minded
@metalhead65 Did we just read the same article?
@CoreyLivermore Even as a Miami fan, I was quite surprised to see the Fins ranked so high. But then you have to keep in mind, who really cares? One man's opinion carries zero weight to the reality of a team's ability or season. The Packers will either prove themselves or disappoint, regardless of where Peter King ranks them.
@jomolungma and just like those workers on the tarmac, I'm betting most of the workers have ear protection as well (most likely provided by the stadium). I typically had ear plugs when i worked security for concerts.
@eddie767 That's just the point... it IS opinion, not fact, and can thus be argued. The fact that I think Peter is a better person than his seizure comment made him was the confusing point I queried not his football expertise. Also, since I have a seizure disorder myself I know that petit mal seizures do not always lead to grand mal,... having one does not mean you will ever have another, but if you do medical science is getting better and better at controlling them now. A few decades ago epileptics were committed to institutions, now its a controllable condition in most cases. I'm sure Coach Kill's doctors and employers are on top of this much more so than, say, a drive by comment from a reporter... I wouldn't have commented at all except that the drive by reporter alters public opinion with his ignorant opinions and that is not fair. PK should know better...
@ProfessorGriff @VIPOD4ever You sir are...................100% correct . I have music on or the mute on stand by when the luckiest Super Bowl coach in history yaps . He's right up there with Tim McCarver and Rick Sutcliff for baseball equals .
I do hope that. Only way to get through to a Professional Butt Kisser like King is to kick him or a member of his family in the head several times. You cannot expect compassion or intelligence from a PBK like King; only being on the end of a severe beating conveys the message to him.
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Hiding caches and trouble with Terrain and Difficulty Rating
Posted 11 December 2012 - 09:56 AM
I have a cache in Bear Creek Park in an area that floods really badly at times. You have to cross a creek to get there, but since it has been so dry lately the creek is easy to jump over. The cache is also in a large tree that extends over a very large and full creek. The cache is in a location that requires you to climb out on this tree. You don't have to climb far out and the tree is large enough to easily hold the largest of cachers. The climb is more horizontal than vertical in the first place. It can be slightly disconcerting looking down, but it would be pretty difficult to actually fall.
At first I rated this a 5 star terrain, because if the area had a normal amount of rain the creek would be more difficult to cross, plus the slight danger of climbing the tree. I've seen other caches in the area rate a 5 terrain simply because they require climbing. I then changed my rating to a 4.5 simply because right now the creek is fairly simple to jump over. I go back and forth whether this is still too high a rating.
Then the second part of my problem is the difficulty level. This is a micro cache, but the attributes in the cache state you're going to have to climb a tree and once you're in the tree the cache will be hard to miss. Does the slight danger of climbing the tree, or does the difficulty of the terrain in general, effect the difficulty level of the cache, or is the difficulty level simply how difficult it is to find the cache once you arrive at GZ?
Thanks in advance for your help, and if you're curious the cache just posted last night and surprisingly, probably since it was a work day and it was cold last night, it actually hasn't been found yet. Luckily, by reading this post it would be quite difficult for you not to be able to find it.
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Posted 11 December 2012 - 10:06 AM
As for the terrain, I would rate it around the average conditions.
Posted 11 December 2012 - 10:36 AM
I didn't hide my first until I found 1000, simply because I too saw much inconsistency with a small sampling of finds.
I would rate it on your low end D/T until FTF and ask the first few who log it to let you know their thoughts. You are allowed to adjust based on feedback.
Oh, and I've always appreciated a note in description that indicates a tougher find under certain conditions such as full creek, etc.
Posted 11 December 2012 - 10:47 AM
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Okay, big fella, here's your chance to prove it and I'm going to need your BFF to take photos and post them here as proof. It's okay to take HoustonControl along iin case... GC42DB2
If you are up to the challenge I will gladly bring the camera.
Posted 11 December 2012 - 01:14 PM
Posted 11 December 2012 - 01:31 PM
As for the original subject. Diff and Terrain ratings are all over the place, so don't fret too much. In a nutshell, Difficulty is, "how hard it is to locate the cache" and Terrain is, "how hard is it to get to the cache". Keeping in mind that people don't always look at cache attributes, it sounds like your D/T is pretty fair. I'd base the terrain rating on average conditions and put something in the cache description about how "your mileage may vary".
Another comment: Try to avoid changing the D/T rating after the cache has been out. Someone may be using that cache to fill in a needed square on their D/T matrix -- and that stuff is real important!!!
Posted 11 December 2012 - 02:03 PM
These are my thoughts on what the Terrain should be.
A Terrain 4.0 - 4.5 should be of a variety that has some sort of inherent danger to it - Vertical Climbs in trees, Climb into a Rainwater Sewer Drain, etc., A 3.0 - 3.5 maybe some mild amount of danger (possible tripping, rough hikes, moderate bushwacking), 2.0 - 2.5 Off the trail a moderate amount, not much of a danger, but you need to push in through some woods possible, or thickets, 1.0 - 1.5 Urban cache hide, right on the side of the trail (LPC) also 1.0 only for something that is wheelchair accessible.
Difficulty that's a bit harder IMHO, it depends - Things like Puzzle/Mystery Caches that make you think IMO increase Difficulty, Multiple stages of a multi-cache where you have to process information makes you think and add to difficulty, but so does how difficult it is to find the cache once you're there (not get to the cache as that's Terrain) but to find the cache.
These tend to be very subjective, but an Ammo can sitting at the base of a tree shouldn't be a high difficultly unless it required a difficult puzzle, or multi-cache to get to. A nano on a park bench might be a low difficulty, but a nano placed in a drilled out hold on the bottom side of a dead fall might be a high difficulty. That said, I'd not fret too much about the difficulty rating. I've had extreme difficulty finding some 1.5 D rated items (6 DNFs on one before I finally found it) and have spotted some 5.0 D rated items in seconds and in both situations the difficulty rating was right, but I didn't spot the easy ones like I should have been able to, and I got lucky on the hard ones. I'd say the more obvious it is, the lower the D rating, the more devious it is, the higher the D rating.
I'll second HC's comment about not changing a D/T Rating later. I've had one change on me and now I'm 63/81 DT's filled, when I could be 64/81. It's annoying when there's only 1 or 2 others for the D/T rating within 150mi of where I live, and those require at least 1hr drive to get to.
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I have several caches that are four terrain ratings on islands that can be retrieved via a kayak or wading to them. The requires special tools being a 5 terrain cache is incorrect per PR. Ask him go ahead as I did. He told me those are outdated requirements that have been changed with the advent of attributes. I would recommend adding those to the cache.
Posted 11 December 2012 - 03:25 PM
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I was under the impression that D/T remains unchanged with your log date even if changed later by CO. Hmmm.
The D/T goes with the cache. If it is changed your rating will change. So if I go make Smithsonian a 5/5 you would no have a 5/5.
Posted 11 December 2012 - 03:29 PM
I will say I disagree with Eagles1181 on difficulty of the cache being all mental. Difficulty can be physical when you get to the cache as well. Just ask any of the people who just did my Ninja Sandbox
I agree with LD here. A lot of it is the difficulty of making the find itself. At some level, it is physical due to placement.
The requires special tools being a 5 terrain cache is incorrect per PR. Ask him go ahead as I did. He told me those are outdated requirements that have been changed with the advent of attributes.
Knowledge book for D/T issues:
Which states 5*T "Requires specialized equipment (boat, 4WD, rock climbing, SCUBA, etc.) or is otherwise extremely difficult."
Whether or not PR thinks they are outdated or not -- they ARE the current guidelines.
Posted 11 December 2012 - 04:18 PM
LogDawgs: If you wanna make that fine Smithsonian cache of yours a 5/5 - I promise you I'll be okay with it
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No longer unfound -- sweet! http://coord.info/GL9XP7W0
GC42M9Y I got one working right now and one DNF and one that hasn't been recorded. It's way outside the box. I rated it a 3.5 on difficulty. 2 down already.
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Living in poverty as a widower and left to care for his son, Teo, he was blackmailed into building ingenious inventions of artillery for the Fire Nation. Despite the hardships he faced, he still maintained an eccentric persona, and his inventions contributed significantly to the development of technology in the world.
After a flood destroyed his village, killing his wife and leaving his son Teo paraplegic, the mechanist led his people into the surrounding mountains in search of a new home. They came across the Air Nomads' long abandoned Northern Air Temple and promptly moved in.
Inspired by the airbenders, the mechanist mass-produced modified versions of the airbenders' gliders, creating a whole new method of transportation for his people. He devised an ingenious hot air-based power source for the whole temple, completely refurbishing and remodeling it.
Among other ingenious inventions of his were time candles and a cut-safe knife sharpener. This "only took [him] three tries to get it right", explaining the three wooden fingers on his left hand. A natural gas explosion left him with patchy eyebrows.[2]
Roughly a year after they settled, the Fire Nation blackmailed the mechanist to build new weapons, including steam-powered battle tanks and a war balloon, under the threat of invading the temple if he did not comply. When Aang found out about this, he broke the arrangement the mechanist had with Qin, and the mechanist redeemed himself by aiding Aang and the others to repel the Fire Nation when they stormed the temple.[1]
He drew up plans for the massive drill, eventually completed by Qin and used to penetrate the Great Wall of Ba Sing Se.[3] This proves that the Fire Nation soldiers were apparently able to steal the drill plans sometime during the attack, along with recovering the downed hot air balloon after their defeat.[1]
The mechanist returned to assist in the invasion plan.[4] Before coming ashore, he caused an explosion on one of the boats where he was working on his new invention, peanut sauce bombs, which Pipsqueak and The Duke seemed to enjoy as they commented that they were "destructive as well as delicious".
Due to the intellectual alliance of Sokka's plan and the mechanist's executions, the invasion force was able to use waterbending-powered submarines to sneak up unnoticed on the Fire Nation coastal guards. The mechanist did comment, however, that Sokka's original blueprints were "a bit difficult to decipher".
The submarines had many functions such as transportation, and were equipped with torpedo tubes from which the waterbending passengers could fire the ice torpedoes. The mechanist also presented Aang with a new glider with a built in snack compartment.
During the invasion, he tagged along with the invasion force where he operated a supply truck filled to the rim with stone for the earthbender invaders. He narrowly escaped when a missile, shot from one of the battlements, blew up this truck.
He, along with the rest of the invasion force, later found out that his hot air balloons had been manufactured en masse and even upgraded to larger airships by the Fire Nation. The mechanist and the rest of the older members of the invasion force allowed themselves to be captured so that the younger ones could escape on Appa. He was sent to a prison after the invasion.[5]
After the Hundred Year War ended, the mechanist was freed and reunited with his son, Teo. The two attended Zuko's coronation as the new Fire Lord at the Fire Nation Capital.[6]
- Compressed-air elevator — Built for easy transportation between the many floors of the air temple.[7]
- Earth Kingdom supply truck — Motorized, metallic vehicles. They were supposedly designed by Sokka in preparation for the invasion. They were used as a means of cargo transportation for earthbending ammo.
- Earthbending-powered tank — Vehicles owned and operated by the Earth Kingdom military. Used during the Day of Black Sun.
- Eclipse glasses — Wooden glasses with tiny slits for eyes, allowing one to stare into an eclipse.[5]
- Finger-safe knife sharpener — Never seen. This invention took three tries to get right, resulting in the loss of three fingers.
- Fire bombs — Released from the gliders. Explodes on impact.
- Fire Nation drill — Drill that the Fire Nation would later use to breach the walls of Ba Sing Se.
- Gliders — Including Aang's new glider to replace his broken one and a chair glider for the mechanist's son Teo.
- Hot air balloon — Experimental weapon developed for the Fire Nation.
- Ice torpedo — Weapon designed for use in the invasion of the Fire Nation.
- Peanut sauce bombs — Failed experimental explosive devices.[4]
- Prosthetic wooden fingers — Three removable wooden fingers made to replace the ones the mechanist lost while making his finger-safe knife sharpener.
- Slime bombs — Thrown from the hot air balloons and dropped from the chair gliders. Exudes large amounts of a sticky, slippery, green substance[1] that can immobilize entire tanks.[8]
- Smoke bombs — Released from the gliders. Obscures a portion of the battlefield and causes coughing.
- Stink bombs — Released from the gliders. Emits a foul-smelling substance upon detonation that "no normal human can stand".[8]
- Time candles — Candles used to tell the time.
- Timing device — Used to keep track of time during an eclipse.
- Tundra tank — Used by the Fire Nation as a strong assault force. They are equipped with a counterbalancing system that allows the tanks to remain face up after being flipped.
- Waterbending-powered submarines — Naval vehicles used in the invasion of the Fire Nation.
The mechanist was skilled at creating a variety of mechanical inventions, including weapons and a number of different modes of transportation. However, there was a limit to his capabilities, as was evidenced by his not being able to seal up the gas tank without any leaks. He also needed Sokka to help him complete the hot air balloon. However, he came up with many good inventions such as gliders, tundra tanks, and finger-safe knife sharpeners.[1]
Avatar: The Last Airbender
Book One: Water (水)
- 117. "The Northern Air Temple"
Book Three: Fire (火)
- 310. "The Day of Black Sun, Part 1: The Invasion"
- 311. "The Day of Black Sun, Part 2: The Eclipse"
- 321. "Sozin's Comet, Part 4: Avatar Aang" (no lines)
- The mechanist, Combustion Man, and the Ba Sing Se airship captain are the only characters to have a prosthesis.
- The mechanist's monocle was originally supposed to be a ring-shaped burn around his eye from a steam powered telescope. However, the animators mixed up, and the script had to be changed.[9]


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( « t . ; I ' V •H. ",U ^ . , \ - - f - - ; - - . ; - • ' - I :| FOLtQW THE LEADER FOR NEIGHBORLY - NEWS "NASSAU'S LARGEST WEEKLY" FREEPORT BALDWIN X FOLLOW THE LEADER FOR ^RELIABLE ADVERTISING i 'I ROOSEVELT MERRICK .,22nd Year, Jjio^^i. Receivmg^fBidis FREEPORT; N. Y., THURSDAY,; DECEMBER id, 1957 =^^^^^ ^--~ -^ a ^c »m FIVE CEN're PER COPY DefeiT# to Monday • r Need} of Structure ",^X)utlih^ at Meeting of ' >. J&mory Cbnimittee -- : Opening .pf'bids op the pfoppsed. oiew Frieej^rt senior iUeh school has ^ecn postp^ed five days «DtU Mon-, iday so contractors :may get lietter •f ompeUtlVe jvloes opd thereby help Icut'^he cost 'of Canstnictlon, it waa ' 'announcedjat- a, mee.Un^ ptij}i^-pj.ti- 7' Eeha ""A"dviMnT7"'CSw^ltiee "Tn "Hie" !EiU^<ti School ca^tei-ia' Tnursday jnigiht..^:, : - . . . . - ••, - "; _.--" ( ,Tnistee Chfitles V, Biady «ald thts\ idelay woiild nbt^ affect the diite set !rai'/a re£^csadum'on a new school [^j '^uildlng Jset for-Ttiursday, Jan. 30, -Vocens will cast-ballots,on a one'-"" pftcltage proposltlgn — to/omit toe |>wimining,-p<w;), tsaiusfer $325,000 io general'.caiHtrucUoil-and .autliorUe s Additional tvnAs, if necessary for a building in accordance with revl&ed plans. •; , - . . TTTiTBssr ZippyAmus(^s©i(DFehildren AtPartyWithMoiike;yShines Zippy, Preeport's own chinipM«!ee< did • monkey, chines for more than 100 youngsters at -the annuql CJiristmag Pfirty, given-hy the Frree-porfc Republicau Club' In thc.LegJoiv Dugout Thursday night. . Among, other stunts, he' did a rpller.,&k»tlng pQt, had-"breakfast" in. n balj^5s" high chair, hiigged a ;Uttlo..slilwho seeniea". to enjoor the experience,,.stood -op, his head, aiiued..streams from,a water gun i n ' aU' direcUohs and made the 'U5,ual monkey erimaces.' Ilhe chU-dJ »n, aoi)^ • and j daughters of • tl^e .n»falMr3(..4horoughVy-epjoyed-. the penSrinance. 'SaiitarCiBus iilsClBu^ m^ Edn-ard It.' Yau-in, Trcsident-Eleci. Kiwahi» Club.. feetcaJSa " Study-^aU-bids and 'assist in'seJectixig ihs b&$t,nl^ji^it<rbids. This aid tviU. be gtveu by Sol tTman, Gerald Howell .aE^'A&her Nlbkclsbeig, who - l>av^ a&sL^ted'tlhe Board of Educa' Hon In-j piepartngr ita nViw, more ecotu};n)cal specifications. Oui^fVlday, Dec, 27, the architect hopfj^ijito have the bids summarleed for,, review by the board. Notices of the^rJan. 30 vote—including publlca-tfoQt of the additional amount needed to build a school—will np^ peaf.ln The Leader, is&ue of Janug afy'2. ; • • -' Southard- Str^ses'Need ' PriaWpal J. Wcfiley Soutliard told , "Wliy We Need a New High School." ' Next year'a Seventih Grade Is ex- - peted to total 540 students', he said; tnalijiifr,it the'£tr$t class;, of more than 500 In^the junior-senior high school's history and probsibly. contributing enough new pupils to boost the total enrollment to more than 2,500, • . , ' . ^ -The likelihood- of doublc-sesslona for all grades from seventh, through I2th was cited by Mr, Southard. He said hours would be from 7':45'»jm.. to ,12:25 pjn., and from 13:35 to 5:15 pjn ,- ,• "Your boys and "girls are being short-changed," the pi-inclpal 'declared after i>olnting<out the -heavy 6traln on faclli^es now available^ With a iicrious need for science education,. F^eport lacks enough' laboratories, Shops or mechanical-' di'SVing rooms to keep up with the rapid strides made'la education since coUftructlotiL of the h i^ school 33 years agp. r^ast year taier^ were 56 physics etudents; next year into four" districts, the northea.«;t 168 are expected;^ the'^ number oL -Rorthwegt, southwest' and southeast, ted'a eift,'cookies and candles to every, youngstpr on -hand. leader Peter Kelly extended Phrlstmps whl5hc» to all. The younger clement was treated to- a wholesome repast following the pro-am. ttcse Mason and Samuel D, Ccrber were co-chairmen of the event. During the Uuslncs,'; meeting:, that followed, offieens were elected. The- Blatc- pleaded by- JEdward- B. Vamta for'president'Bubmltted at the- November meeting .was elected ettrnmns in the dugout, Thli*y-twpi chtJdre}i..froSn. 18,uri aerprivlIeged,,.ffU)UJ£es 'tver« tbe grtiesta of tliVKiwanis'ciub'or rvec? port at .Its' annual Christmas party in 'the Elks clubhouse last night, The chUdreA were transported io the scene of festivities by. members' in their 'cari; They were, treated ,to .a wholesome .supper arid entertained w}th eames,<muslc'.and In other ways. Santa Claiis gave a gift certlflcatje to each child en-iltling'him oi^ her to receive a pair of ^oe^ at a locB'l store. - In order that the visiting young-atens'- wonid.." not be conspicuous-some .members took tli^lr own chll* dren.and fhey also received gifts donated by, their fathers. The I^U wanlanties'T'ipade decoration^ ipr the occasion. John,'Mack was chairman of the, event and Bobent -'feehade .had charge-6f tnuisportation., , _At the rncctlng on^Wedncsday^ Dec-11, Robert-P. ColweU oT ithe As Chrlstmaa-Jaaa New'' Years lecture bureau of the New Yqick bftijiv fall oii. Wednesdays - it vrill Telephone Co., showed color slide's bit.necessary I9 -pttblliih The Leader and spoke on "New York H49 earlier both wedc* Efforts are to Evcryililng." Some of the .pictures i>is ctiude to. «ei the paper Jn-lhe were- taken on Long li^land, otihers mail eich week ito as to be delivered in Brooklyn and Queens and the- iix the home of EUbscribers on Tuo rest-throughout the State - '- 'day.--- JSIbgetejChoe^e^: 2 Trustees, Jiidge Fqr 5 Years in March ; Board Moves to -Select Officers for 4 Years By Bi-Annual Voting Two village trustee's and a police Ju<^tice will be elected for five-year Instead of four-year terms next March, ttie Village BoijTd voted at its meeting Monday niglit In the Municipal' BuUdlng, This' action Demand for Permit/ For Supermarket k v Argued in Court Decision Reserved After Voug^t and Pincus Give Opinions ,t' 4; Argument wag,heard' before Su-i preme'Court Ju-stloe Howard A. Ho-gan in, Mlneola an Monday^on, the application of Samuel A.'Harri!> of Baldwin for on order to ^ow' cause whj' the. Village of Preepflrt should .not.be.compelled to,issue-j3rhulldlng^- "•-' fl>CTmIt'1tor--ter-'B8iisS'uct[«r"of a supermarket" at 'We.'rt. Merrick rd.^ and South Lone Beach', avc., In a Business "AA"--Dl.strlct. ' After hearing Uie argument o^ yillpge- Attorney Kenneth ,Ei Vought and Milton Pincus for Mr. Harris, Justice Hcgan re-servcd de-, clslon and ERVo,ench,alde an opportunity to file additional papers in tlie case. Mr. Pincus, speaking first,' snld' itlJe ban on grocery stares in, a-\ BfisUicss "AA" .District waa ewicted. Jft 1953.wheiv Hie new type of dls- • * " - " — - - ^ wlfi"tak^./pia«c;?ojr5^^day Jj^Jtri-resolnUon- of'Dec' ie!To5C. cnUlnffTPy'"e-.S'^liU&r«^urirfIo'6f'aiea of. F«tiiiJi;,Tne mext'MWPttaB wlU be / for bI-n«jnuaJ clctifJons of the mayor/'"ore tbow SfiOi'equdie feet.,' lields,on. Wednesday'nlffhlJ, Jan. -8. (and trustee.^ for four-year terms., Evans^Amityville- Dairy Collects Toys for Needy To provide o happy Jiolldny for needy c'Rildren new "toys are being gatliered by tli£ routcmen of Evans- AmityvUle Dairly this week. , Tliq routcmen ask.that new toys be left out with the empty milk "bottleso either. Saturday or Sunday evening. The .value of the new toy 'is not Important. ".~ -ftjjyqne ,w^o wishes, to give and •vfbo. does not .{have a route pickup by Ev&as may do so by sending toy<i to.'.the ;Bvans-AmltyvlIle Dairy of flee, S^OtSimrlse tiwy. chemistry students will' risti from "Ihe present 98 to, 135, <md oliher science facilities ore also proving woefully inadequate. Elach class period in bioliogy- inust -contain at least 3S<,>pupUe.- Only tibe ninth, and tenth grades get ,'physlcal edaoktiffa alt^ugb Atate law' says BE blgli' sciMol. stu-, (Continued oi» Faee 11) ^ Friendly Voopway Contest Begun by Commerce Chamber The CommimUy .Division of the Freeport Chamber ol'.Oommerc'e, Mrs. David K. Kadane, chairman; Is sponsoring its •annual Christmas doorway decoration contest under the title of "The Friendly Doorway," The " village • has been divided' in each of v/lilch a committer from the various civic a^sociaticns will select, the best doorway In lt«L tei;,o rltory. - Fi-Oitt the' district winners, tlie best doorway^, in tbe village-will be' selected for a major prize. Awards, will be 'niade.^at Ihe -annual meettegf-ot.tbe Chambej^'to be-'held, in TVbmary. Lawrence Larrier and -Hank. Berger- will; be A-'temporary change in the voting for a police Justice was ordered so ,a.s tO' liave his -term of office expire In 19B3, an odd-numbered j-jear when two trustees will be chosen. Police Justice Paul Kelly was elected Ui 1955 to serve mttll 1060, but this change will -bring the Judgeship up for election in a year with the two trustees for four year terms. • • ' > The terms of Trustees H. Irving Grcblnar and Arthur R. Muller expire in April. The fojlr-year term program was started last March and Trustee liobert S. McLeuan When Mayor WUUam P. Glackcn won election for that period. Milburn Fond Aapexed The board adopted, a ifeiolutlon extending the vUlaga boundaries to include the western half Of ithe Mil-bum ^ond itract — site of the-proposed senior high ecSiool. The eastern half waS already Preepor"t ter- (.This, ^pravldlati '_W.BS recinded by the Village J^oard. at a- 'meethiV Monday, Oct. 31 which became,ef-^ fectlve Saturday, Nov. 9. On Tuesday, Nov, la, Mr. Pincus continued. the Village Board ^iJopted^a motion providing for "the restoration of the section prtvlously eliminated njid set Monday night, Dea 2, for a iiearlng on tlie > proposed ametid-' mentl Plana Filed on November 20 Meantime on Wednesday, Nor. 20, a representative, of Mr. Harris filed' ptanb and an application for.n per- XContlnued on Page 9) tfje Judges in the viUftge wide contest.- • • • ' . - Mrs. Kadane pointed, out this week tliat only dooinvay decora- -tions ..receive ccnslderatlon in l^id contest. .Some fao^Uies bave elaborate 'decorations all .ov^ the Kouse except tlie' doorway. Such housies will ks passed over by, tbe judges^ " The banks are. co-ojjeratlng with, the.? Chamber and/'t.be; Civic A^- soclations in the-contest/ *< Winter Starts S,aturday -- As Sun Turns Nojrthward y-' Winter begins Saturday at 9-49 P,M, according to an' annodnce* ment from the Amecicafi". Museum- Hayden Planetarium. - ' ' At that time the sun — now ap-. parently traveling e^uthw'ard over the sputhcm hemisphere ^ ' will reacih die tiirning point In its jiour-hey.. a point known ai the winter fiolstice." Thereafter it will seem to move northward'"until next'June 2l.wheti it reaches ita ^eatest apparent distance north~of the equator aiid summer begins. At the moment of winter's arrival. in- the' northern hemisphere the sun .will be directly overhead for anyone who may be I^ated at longitude'l37d.~20fl' easfand latitude jt3d. 26.6< soutSi.^ This polont is north of the Simpson Desertr In bentra] 'Australia. ' « kCantirnied on page i l) ) • '- . ' . ' ' Four Groups Manning, Salvation Army jCettle - Four orfanlzatlonfi are taking ' iturnsin, presiding over the Sal-vatlon Army Christmafi kettle on '. South Main St., outside'the F. w. ' Woolworth"."9o:,"Hve and,ten cent = atore-.this year, each vying.w^th the ;' other to.see wtblch. can r^l^ the mpst moiiiey for tSu Chriatmas bas- ; ket. ftihd, -I ' Members of- William Clinton .• Story Post, A.L" took overyester- •dayi Tomorrow- It wlUvbe-Sxcfliange' Club, Saturday" if will be the^-Kook ' &,Ladder Co., and liouday the Rotary Olub. ' '• . / Brigadier. Ernest W, Newton, eald this week "ithat'due -to the Inclement and cold weather o( last w^ek collections' -were below normial, so that if th«, fund is to reach its ^osl they must pick up between, now and the days.}>efore Christr mas. < , J • ' " _ 'V^ . :, ALL ,'FIlEEPOItT VRVJGSTORES TO REMAIN OPI^ -SUNDAY • s AU Precport drusstores will stay opeii all d^., Sunday and ur^tu lo PJ«. ' , • . , . On Christmas, zibxt '^dne^y, a Blmilor service will b& jwrfor'med • by tbe''Cannon F}iarma<^, G-.South Main "st., teiephaae,.,FReepOTt, 8« 0«l. •, ,, -r, I r am
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|L & M Publications, Inc.
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DefeiT# to Monday
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",^X)utlih^ at Meeting of '
>. J&mory Cbnimittee --
: Opening .pf'bids op the pfoppsed.
oiew Frieej^rt senior iUeh school has
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iday so contractors :may get lietter
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Barrow paper mill evacuated after blaze
Last updated at 11:23, Monday, 10 December 2012
STAFF at Kimberly-Clark in Barrow were evacuated after a crane caught fire on Friday afternoon.
Two fire engines from Barrow fire station and one from Walney were called out to the paper mill in Park Road at around 1.30pm.
No-one was injured in the incident, and fire crews had the blaze under control by around 3pm.
Crew manager Simon Rodger said: "There was no structural damage to the building, but there was damage to an old crane."
The cause of the fire is unknown.
First published at 16:56, Friday, 07 December 2012
Published by http://www.nwemail.co.uk
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Obviously you don't have a clue about the papermill. Fires are few and far between these days, and the point I was making is that the papermill lads tackle the fire before the fire service turn up. If we did'nt they would get out of control!!!
I don't know where your getting all YOUR information from about number of fires on site, cause I assure you it's false!!
Never mind wanting a pat on the back for regularly tackling 'all the fires', why are there so many on the site? Maybe one day one of these frequently occuring fires will be of a type that no one can put out until its too late.
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This is a real buttstock from a real rifle - made for your paintball marker.
It has the same quality and durability as real firearms. It's 6 position will definitely adjust to your arm length.
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I've seen him before somewhere, is that the History channel?
Ancient Aliens is a series of image macros based on History Channel's TV series with the same name starring alien expert Giorgio A. Tsoukalos, who often tends to explain inexplicable phenomena as the direct result of aliens or extraterrestrials being on Earth. In a somewhat similar fashion to Bill O'Reilly's You Can't Explain That series, the Ancient Aliens macros exaggerate Tsoukalos' beliefs to such an extent that they become humourous.
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The seventh annual Wildlife in North Carolina magazine photo competition is underway and open until Sept. 1, 2011. The magazine partners again with UNC-TV for the popular juried contest, along with the NC Division of Parks and Recreation, which manages the state's photogenic state parks, and co-sponsor, Great Outdoor Provision Co.
July 18, 2011 - 10:49am
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The Shad in the Classroom program is designed to help restock the Roanoke River with American shad, an important and once-abundant species that has been radically depleted in recent decades due to overfishing, the construction of dams and increased levels of run-off pollution. The award recognizes outstanding partners for their contributions to furthering the agency's mission.
July 11, 2011 - 1:54pm
The Global Change Award is given based on the best poster presentation to the public about ongoing or planned scientific research. The award was established to reward those young scientists best able to bring great science to the public sphere. This year's theme for the award was interactions between humans and other species.
June 3, 2011 - 5:19pm
This is already turning out to be the year of the tornado — even downtown Raleigh hasn't gone unscathed. What better time to stock up on tips for surviving tornadoes, as well as hurricanes and lightning storms, than at the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences' second annual StormFest, Saturday, June 18 from 9 am to 5 pm.
June 2, 2011 - 8:00am
Join popular science writer Rob Dunn for a lecture based on his new book, "The Wild Life of Our Bodies: Predators, Parasites, and Partners That Shape Who We Are Today."
May 13, 2011 - 5:04pm
See an actual size replica of the new Mars Rover 'Curiosity' and meet Astronaut Jose Hernandez at NCMNS Astronomy Days, May 21-22
May 6, 2011 - 12:34pm
Mary Ann Brittain is not only an outstanding science educator with the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences, she is now a recipient of the Order of the Long Leaf Pine, one of the most prestigious awards bestowed by the Governor of North Carolina.
April 21, 2011 - 12:13pm
In April, North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences' educator Bob Alderink was honored as the Outstanding Informal Educator in Science, Mathematics and Technology Education by the North Carolina Science, Mathematics and Technology Education Center. In its 10-year history, this is the first year the Center has honored an informal educator.
April 12, 2011 - 11:12am
On Saturday, April 16, the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences in downtown Raleigh holds its 4th annual Planet Earth Celebration. This year, the Museum will be hosting a special presentation, "The Military Goes Green: Cutting Back on Fossil Fuels to Save Lives and Billions of Dollars," at 1pm in the main auditorium.
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Joolz wrote:Bernard and the Genie....Just wish I could get hold of it now
Yes, that was fun.
I've just watched that new thing with Eddie Izzard (Lost Christmas). Oh. My. God.
And I thought that It's a Wonderful Life was drivel. I will never, ever complain about Clarence-the-bloody-Angel again.
It was awful. Just awful - I need a vomiting smiley here. It was all summed up at the end by some poor sod with a Tom Waits-style voice singing Paul McCartney's Wonderful Christmas Time over the gooey, sentimental ending as if the idiotic lyrics actually meant something:
The choir of children sing this song.
Ding...... Dong....... Ding ...........
....D-o-o-o-o-o-n-n-g-g [Vomiting smiley]
I just hope they paid him well as he was the only one in the whole lousy thing who put any sort of effort into his work on it.


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Does this work with the new iPod Nano? (7th Gen)
Looks great and my other half would like this for her work outs, she has just ordered a new Nano but this is not listed in the compatibility section maybe as its just come out it might not be on there yet. If you could let me know that would be great! :)
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Outdoor Rugs & Door Mats
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Zoroufy Heritage 48" Fluted Tubular Stair Rod Set Regular Classic Brackets
Zoroufy Heritage 48" Fluted Tubular Stair Rod Set Regular Classic Brackets
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Weights & Dimensions
|Product Type: Stair rods and holders
|Gloss Finish: Yes
|Material: Metal
|Hardware Material: Stainless steel
|Number of Items Included: 5
|Pieces Included: 2 finials, 2 brackets, 1 rod
|Fade Resistant: Yes
|Chip Resistant: Yes
|Lead Free: Yes
|Cap Included: No
|Recommended Surface Type: Flat
|Recommended Rod Length: We recommend ordering your stair rods at 1.5" longer than the total width of the carpet runner.
|Finial Included: No
|Maximum Carpet Runner Thickness: 0.75 Inches
|Cut to Size: Yes
|Commercial Use: Yes
|Product Care: Wipe clean with a dry cloth
|Country of Manufacture: China
|Assembly Required: Yes
|Installation Required: Yes
|Additional Parts Required: No
About the ManufacturerFamily owned and operated, the Zoroufy name continues to thrive on the values that first made it a success. They listen to their customers and bring them beautiful and unique products encompassing a wide range of styles that complete any home, office, hotel, church, or school. Their customers' needs are endless. Zoroufy products are timeless.
Zoroufy Heritage 48" Fluted Tubular Stair Rod Set Regular Classic Brackets
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Participated in six events, one as an individual...Had a stroke average of 78.24 through 17 rounds...Best finish was tied for 18th at the Dr. Donnis Thompson Invitational with a season-low score of 231 (75-79-77)...Advanced to the quarterfinals of the 2012 Women's TRANS National Golf Association Amateur Championship...Advanced to the Round of 16 at the 2012 Women's Western Golf Association National Amateur Championship.
Played in six tournaments and finished her first season at A&M with a 75.95 stroke average...Had three top 25 finishes...Tied for 16th at the Allstate Sugar Bowl Intercollegiate with a season-low 54-hole score of 218 and a career-low round of 67...Finished tied for 18th at the Big 12 Championship with 223 (76-73-74)...Helped the Aggies to a top 10 finish at the NCAA Championship.
FRESHMAN at Bowling Green (2009-10)
Led the team with a 78.53 average through 26 rounds, the lowest single-season scoring average in BGSU history...Was the top Falcon finisher in 12 of 12 tournaments...Had four top-10 finishes...Finished first at the Zippy Invitational with a 226 (77-73-76), earning MAC Golfer of the Week...The 73 is the lowest 18-hole score ever by a Falcon freshman, a score she would card once again at the EKU Colonel Classic...Finished fifth at the Falcon Invitational with a 156 (80-76)...Placed 15th at the MAC Championships with a 230 (78-76-76)...Was 11th at the Duramed MAC Preview (79-78-76)...Named BGSU Papa John's Studen-Athlete of the Week twice...Member of Student Athlete Advisory Committee.
Is a 2009 graduate of Denton Calvary Academy...Was ranked 14th in the state and 200th overall for the 2009 graduating class according to the Junior Golf Scoreboard...Finished eighth at the Texas Junior Golf Tour's Red River Challenge with a 36-hole score of 147 (73-74).
Susannah Marie Grunden is the daughter of Ricky and Marsha Grunden...Born June 21, 1991...Has seven siblings...Communications major...Chose Texas A&M because of the traditions and the drive to win championships.
|Krum, Texas
|High School:
|Denton Calvary Academy
|Bowling Green
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