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hi all i got my first turkey last weekend. i have been prowling here for awhile. i finally decided to join and post.
i have been watching this particular group for a couple of years now. really starting to scout this year since i got a tag. i thought i had them figured out, they would roost in the same area, flydown and move to a low spot in a field near a creek, strut, feed, and hang out till it warmed then disperse into the brush till evening come back to the same area, strut, feed and then head back to a group of cottonwoods to roost.
they have done this for the past few months, i couldnt make it for a week before the hunt and when i got there friday night the field had been plowed and they were gone.
we went ahead with our plans set up our blind on the edge of the creek early next am and waited. nothing. we stayed till around 9:30 hoping and then started hiking. the property that they are on is about 15 sq miles we started along the creek and slowly worked our way until we started sign and decided to set up and wait till the evening.
as it cooled we started feeling better as we heard gobbles in the distance. we tried a few calls but could not get a response. we decided to move closer and set up again. after moving about two hundred yards closer we set up and tried a few calls. nothing. then finally about dark we heard a gobble close i responded and then we saw him coming in. he came to about thirty five yards and i let him have it.
i am not sure if he was coming to my calls or headed to roost, but i got him he had a 9 3/4 beard and 3/4 spurs. the spurs looked a lot more worn down then most pics i have seen here. i have tried to upload pics i have scaled down to 55kb and it is telling me "file is too large" i will keep trying.


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DeVos Fieldhouse, which features an area for volleyball, opened last November just days after coach Becky Schmidt's Dutch clinched a conference championship with a perfect 16-0 record. The MIAA title, Hope's first since 2000, culminated 28 seasons of playing matches at the college's DowCenter.
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07-27-2013, 06:44 AM #1Junior Member Platy
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Where is my White Cloud Mountain Minnow?
I bought a few fish the other day, and haven't seen the White Cloud Mountain Minnow since! It's been over 48 hours! Not even a glimpse of him, even when feeding. I only got one, as that is all they had left. They are getting more in next week, so I'll get a couple more. Is it normal for these fish to hide at first? Or is it just because he is alone? (I have other fish in the tank--over 20). It's a 55 gallon tank, and I'd like to see my new fish! I never even got a picture of him. Anyone else had this happen?
I don't know anything about your setup and I am a beginner, but I did research the white cloud mountain minnows quite well when looking at stocking options for my tank so here are my thoughts:
Assuming nothing has happened to the minnow, the quick answer is that white clouds are a shoaling fish ideally kept in groups of 6 or more. A lone minnow in a tank would definitely be shy or stressed and tend to hide all the time. So, yes, it is quite likely he is hiding somewhere. Also, while these fish are very forgiving of water conditions, they do prefer colder water. If you put them in a tropical tank they may become less active than usual. Combine that with the shyness or stress of being alone, and you may have a fish that never comes out!
Now for the bad part...If you checked your takn thoroughly and really cannot find him anywhere, maybe something happened to the minnow. I hope I am wrong and the minnow is just hiding somewhere, but I seem to recall that minnows can jump out of a tank when stressed. Do you have a lid? Also, did you check inside you filter?
Finally, what other fish do you have in the tank?
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if we knew whats in your tank we could help play CSI and let you know what most likely happened
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So sorry--forgot all about this thread! Never did find the little guy, but went back for one more try, and got three. They are out almost all the time, hardly ever hide, and are very active. The higher water temp. doesn't seem to affect them at all. I have 1 female betta, 2 balloon mollies, 2 platies, 7 various Rainbowfish, a Giant Danio and a spotted cory in that tank. All get along great! Thank you for trying to help me--I appreciate it.
this is weird because I had 4 and slowly but surely one by one they were missing, until just the one now. this was in a small set up too.....nowhere!!! i even broke the tank down the other day and moved it and found no remains nothing!!!! i am starting to look at my cats as the culprits...? it seems not likely though. they have a betta bowl that they openly drink out of and never bother him. the flufal spec V has a lid too (thats where the white clouds were) very strange.
If a fish dies then tankmates will dispose of the body.My 33 gallon/125 liter tank. My photography on flickr.
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Find Xante: A holiday challenge in the spirit of the seasonDecember 24, 2013 3:15 AM
As the pre-holiday frenzy winds down a bit, consider this page a paws, er, pause that seeks to refresh:
Gaze upon every nook and cranny in Downtown's Market Square to hunt for the image of Xante, the four-legged friend of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. We've also populated the square with a variety of Pittsburgh figures, present and past. See if you can find them all -- find a link to the answers at the bottom of this story!
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You sure about that?
I thought that FEDERAL law prohibits non residents from directly buying a handgun in any other state.
The gun has to first go to an FFL in the buyers state first, and then that FFL needs to do the final transfer to the buyer. It is that final FFL that insures the transfer tis in accordance with that state's laws.
That's true in this neck of the woods. I purchased a Colt Python some years back at a Nebraska gun show. That FFL owner had it shipped to my FFL dealer in Rapid City for pickup. Not a large hoop to jump through in my view. Certainly the state you reside in should have the authority in such matters.
I hope this new law passes, but if it doesn't, I'll continue to be a 'criminal' while driving across country with my Sodak CWP, and my Taurus Judge under the seat of my car...my private WMD.
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But (and some may argue apples/oranges) a man & woman could get married in a state that doesn't meet WA's legal reqmts and they would still be recognized as married if they moved to WA.This bill would not alter OOS purchases. Also speaking of "bizarre" I can go to WA and purchase all the .357 Mag ammunition (which is the "dangerous" part, imo) for my Smith 640 I want, but I can't carry the gun for it with my present permit. Go figure!and some states have some real bizarre laws concerning gun purchase by out of staters.....The problem I see with that, is then we'd never get anywhere on the issue because you'd never get all 50 states, districts commonwealths etc to agree on a standard. Again for a comparison though, a legally owned/possessed car in ID is still a legally owned/possessed car in WA, SD, NV etc.also some states make up register EACH individual CCW gun where some states blanket all guns you own as legal CCW...until you get more uniform laws, its better left to the individual states
Why shouldn't it be the same with a firearm whose right to keep/bear is constitutionally protected?
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Orange Regional Medical Center's Ray W. Moody, M.D. Breast Center has recently been relocated on to our main campus, located at 707 East Main Street, Middletown, NY.
The mission of the Orange Regional Medical Center Breast Program is to provide excellent comprehensive and multidisciplinary breast care in a compassionate community setting. Designed with the convenience of patients in mind, the Center provides a comprehensive breast care program including a Breast Cancer Patient Navigator, state-of-the-art diagnostic technology and services and clinicians expert in their field - all centralized in one convenient location. The Moody Breast Center offers state-of-the-art, non-invasive and minimally invasive diagnostic technology including: Screening and Diagnostic Mammography, Breast Ultrasound, Fine NeedleAspiration (FNA), Ultrasound guided FNA/Vacuum-assisted Biopsy, Stereotactic Vacuum-assisted Breast Biopsy, and Galactograms. The Center is staffed by Board-certified radiologists specializing in Women's Imaging as well as other specialized technologists and professionals.
Most recently the Ray W. Moody, M.D. Breast Center was designated by the American College of Radiology (ACR) as Breast Imaging Center of Excellence and is fully accredited in mammography, stereotactic breast biopsy, breast ultrasound and ultrasound-guided breast biopsy. Peer-review evaluations, by Board-certified physicians and medical physicists who are experts in the field, have determined that the Center has achieved high practice standards in image quality, personnel qualifications, facility equipment, quality control procedures and quality assurance programs. Additionally, the Ray W. Moody, M.D. Breast Center has been granted a prestigious three-year, full accreditation designation by the National Accreditation Program for Breast Centers (NAPBC), a program administered by the American College of Surgeons. Accreditation by the NAPBC is only given to those centers that have voluntarily committed to provide the highest level of quality breast care and that undergo a rigorous evaluation process and review of their performance. As a NQMBC Certified Participant, the Ray W. Moody M.D. Breast Center is currently the only certified participant in Orange County and only one of four in New York State. This distinguished honor represents a commitment to provide the highest quality breast healthcare to patients in the community. The NQMBC program identifies quality care measures, provides immediate access to information and allows breast centers to compare their performance with other centers across the United States.
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Ryan Lindley entered his postgame press conference – his first as a starting quarterback – not dressed like, well, a starting quarterback.
Wearing a black San Diego State polo and black Chuck Taylor shoes, the rookie talked about his effort, which saw him complete 31-of-52 passes for 312 yards and four interceptions in Arizona's 31-17 loss to the Rams Sunday in Glendale.
Two of the interceptions were returned for touchdowns by Rams corner Janoris Jenkins.
Lindley, who said a QB has to just "roll with the punches" and keep fighting, said he felt like he got knocked around in this one.
"I think I punched myself pretty good today a little bit, but yeah, I mean it obviously wasn't the outcome, wasn't the start I wanted, we wanted," the rookie said.
"There's not much I can do right now to take any of those back."
Knowing that, Lindley said part of the job is not getting flustered out on the field.
"I think as a quarterback you've got to stay even keel, so I thought for the most part I tried not to get too down on the bad plays we made," the rookie said. "I tried not to get too high, too satisfied on the good stuff we did, because there was a little bit of both."
Indeed, Lindley's day wasn't all bad. He led the Cardinals to a pair of touchdown drives in the first half, and the QB did a good job spreading the ball around, completing passes to six different receivers.
However, the 23-year-old looked like a rookie which, really, makes sense.
"He's a rookie, he hasn't played a lot, but he's got to learn from this," Cardinals coach Ken Whisenhunt said.
Part of Lindley's issues may be attributed to a desire to get the ball to Larry Fitzgerald. The Pro Bowler was open on quite a few plays, but Lindley was only able to connect with him three times for a total of 31 yards. Three passes intended for the receiver were intercepted.
Lindley said two of the interceptions were mental mistakes (the third bounced off Fitzgerald's hands), and that he can't really explain it any better than that right now.
"Larry is doing the right thing," he said. "I'm just off a little bit on something, rushing something, not trusting what I'm seeing out there."
Improvement in those areas will come in time, as the more Lindley plays the more comfortable he will get not only with the speed of the game, but with everything he is being asked to do.
"Ryan is working his tail off," Fitzgerald said. "He's a rookie. He's giving it everything he has.
"We have to go out there and do a better job of helping him have success."
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Windows only: A small Windows utility called the Virtual CD-ROM Control Panel can mount an .ISO disk image and access the files on it as if it were burned to CD or DVD.
Similar to previously-mentioned Daemon Tools, this is a great shortcut for anyone with an ISO on their hands without a DVD burner. The Virtual CD-ROM Control Panel is a free download for Windows XP Home and Professional. Use at your own risk! It's not officially supported by Microsoft. Be sure to check out the README.txt for usage instructions. Thanks, Lance!


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A True Safari – Singita Launches Singita Explore
For the past years Singita has been observing how travellers have evolved. We are recognizing the ever-increasing demand from discerning travellers for private travel, the utmost exclusivity of a destination, and the ability to access nature in a close and meaningful manner.
With this in mind, Singita is launching a transformational new travel concept – Singita Explore, a return to the very essence of safari. This exclusive mobile camp is designed for minimal environmental impact, treading lightly on 340,000 acres of private reserve, offering en-suite canvas hideaways that restore true adventure to days in the wilderness.
The camp will be sold on an exclusive use basis only, available year round, and this back-to-basics mobile camp only operates within Singita Grumeti Reserves. Comprising 6 tents and 2 mess tents the camp will be placed in remote parts of the reserve, guaranteeing closeness to wildlife and untouched landscapes, and is hosted by a private guide, camp host, chef and camp staff.


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A Double Blind Study Comparing Hyaluronic Acid, Corticosteroid and Placebo During Arthrocentesis for TMJ
This study has been completed.
Emory University
University of California, Los Angeles
Oregon Health and Science University
University of Minnesota - Clinical and Translational Science Institute
University of Cincinnati
University of Pennsylvania
Information provided by (Responsible Party):
Gary F Bouloux MD, DDS, MDSc, FRACDS, FRACDS, Emory University
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
First received: January 29, 2012
Last updated: May 25, 2016
Last verified: May 2016
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Detailed Description:
The purpose of this study is to determine whether the administration of hyaluronic acid or corticosteroid during arthrocentesis of the temporomandibular joint provides additional pain relief and improved function.
The overall hypothesis for the study is that hyalgan will result in a 30% reduction in the mean visual analogue scale (VAS) at one month when compared to celestone and placebo.
Temporomandibular Joint Dysfunction
Drug: Hyaluronic acid
Drug: Corticosteroid
Drug: Lactated Ringers
Phase 4
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Allocation: Randomized
Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment
Masking: Double Blind (Participant, Investigator, Outcomes Assessor)
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|A Double Blind Randomised Study Comparing Hyaluronic Acid, Corticosteroid and Placebo During Arthrocentesis for Temporomandibular Joint Dysfunction
Resource links provided by NLM:
MedlinePlus related topics: Joint Disorders Steroids
Drug Information available for: Hyaluronic Acid Hyaluronate SodiumU.S. FDA Resources
Further study details as provided by Emory University:
Primary Outcome Measures:
- Pain [ Time Frame: 3 months ]Pain will be assessed preoperatively and again at 1 and 3 months using a visual analogue scale
Secondary Outcome Measures:
- Function [ Time Frame: 3 months ]Range of motion will be assessed preoperatively and again at 1 and 3 months using a millimeter ruler for maximum incisal opening and a jaw function limitation scale for other functional activities
|Study Start Date:
|January 2012
|Study Completion Date:
|April 2016
|Primary Completion Date:
|December 2015 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
|Experimental: Hyaluronic acid
Drug: Hyaluronic acid
1 cc hyalgan to be injected into superior joint space
|Active Comparator: Corticosteroid
Drug: Corticosteroid
1cc celestone (6 mg/cc) will be injected into the joint space
|Placebo Comparator: Saline
Drug: Lactated Ringers
1 cc lactated ringers solution will be injected into the joint space
Detailed Description:
This study will enroll patients with temporomandibular joint dysfunction who are deemed appropriate candidates for irrigation of their jaw joints secondary to pain or limited opening. At the completion of the joint irrigation subjects will be injected by one of three different products to determine if the additional injection results in a further decrease in jaw joint pain and improved opening. Subjects will be followed for 3 months. Those who do not show improvement may be candidates for additional treatment.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years to 90 Years (Adult, Senior)
|Sexes Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- age greater than 18 years
- arthralgia of one or both temporomandibular joints
- Wilkes II to IV internal derangement of the symptomatic joint OR
- limited opening of <35 mm
Exclusion Criteria:
myofascial pain as the primary source of pain
- cervical pain as the primary source of pain
- systemic arthropathy
- fibromyalgia
- use of NSAIDS within 48 hours
- allergy to study medications
- edentulous subjects
- pregnancy or breast feeding
- current physical therapy, muscle relaxants or antiseizure medications
- current use of a splint issued within last 12 weeks
Contacts and Locations
Choosing to participate in a study is an important personal decision. Talk with your doctor and family members or friends about deciding to join a study. To learn more about this study, you or your doctor may contact the study research staff using the Contacts provided below. For general information, see Learn About Clinical Studies.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01524913
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01524913
|United States, California
|University California Los Angeles
|Los Angeles, California, United States, 90024
|United States, Georgia
|Emory University
|Atlanta, Georgia, United States, 30322
|United States, Ohio
|University of Cinncinati
|Cinncinati, Ohio, United States, 45219
|United States, Oregon
|Oregon Health Sciences University
|Portland, Oregon, United States, 97239
|United States, Pennsylvania
|University of Pennsylvania
|Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States, 19104
Sponsors and Collaborators
Emory University
University of California, Los Angeles
Oregon Health and Science University
University of Minnesota - Clinical and Translational Science Institute
University of Cincinnati
University of Pennsylvania
|Principal Investigator:
|Gary F Bouloux, MD, DDS
|Emory University
More Information
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ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on April 28, 2017
|Responsible Party:
|Gary F Bouloux MD, DDS, MDSc, FRACDS, FRACDS, National PI, Emory University
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT01524913 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
Arthrocentesis ( Other Identifier: Other )
|Study First Received:
|January 29, 2012
|Last Updated:
|May 25, 2016
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Temporomandibular Joint Disorders
Temporomandibular Joint Dysfunction Syndrome
Joint Diseases
Craniomandibular Disorders
Mandibular Diseases
Jaw Diseases
Musculoskeletal Diseases
Muscular Diseases
Stomatognathic Diseases
Myofascial Pain Syndromes
Hyaluronic Acid
Adjuvants, Immunologic
Immunologic Factors
Physiological Effects of Drugs
Protective Agents
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The "Campiello" is a literary contest, established in 1962 by the Venetian industrialists, that awards the best Italian works of fiction.
In its history the Prize has asserted as one of the most prestigious in the Italian background, and it contributes to the promotion of both the national fiction and the pleasure of reading.
On August 31st it will take place the Award Ceremony of the finalists authors. In the last editions the Campiello Prize has dedicated an exclusive appointment to celebrate the best five authors. The finalists are selected by the Intellectual Jury, composed by major exponents of the Italian culture.
The award ceremony will be hosted at the La Fenice Theatre on September 7th. The five finalists that will dispute the coveted prize are Giovanni Cocco with La Caduta, Valerio Magrelli with Geologia di un padre, Beatrice Masini with Tentativi di botanica degli affetti, Ugo Riccarelli with L'amore graffia il mondo and Fabio Stassi with L'ultimo ballo di Charlot.


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Alternate name: Short-leaf Gayfeather
Family: Asteraceae, Aster view all from this family
Description Native herbaceous perennial.
Habit: erect
Height: 1.5-5 ft (40-150 cm).
Leaf: very thin, 4-12 in (100-300 mm) long, to 1/10 in (2.5 mm) wide; smaller above.
Flower: long spike, to 20 in (50 cm) long, blooming from the top down; of tufted, pink to purple flowers.
Fruit: 1/8 in (3 mm) seed in fluffy sphere.
Flower August to November.
Habitat Longleaf pine savanna, mixed oak forest, pine scrub, sand hills, dunes, roadsides; also cultivated as an ornamental.
Range Alabama, Georgia, South Carolina and Florida; at 30-300 ft (10-100 m).
Discussion Also known as: shortleaf blazing star, shortleaf gayfeather, pine-needle gayfeather.


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thanks to the youtube account Max Lucas, I did not make these
thanks to the youtube account Max Lucas, I did not make these
Looks like Hartline's lack of TDs has been missed throws by Tannehill and him being slightly over matched versus #1 CBs. Wallace would help him with that. I think he is a more than capable #2 but regardless gotta bring him back. Double moves= a lot of TDs Tannehill simply missed Hartline on a lot of TDs that are throws Ryan will make next season. He makes plenty of 50/50 catches. He destroyed Arizona for 253 yards. Wallace Hartline Swope and intrigued by Armon Binns and Rishard Matthews. I also like Brandon Myers TE from Oakland who finished 5th in the league in yards by a TE and has connections to Philbin and receivers coach Ken O'Keefe
Thank you so much!
excited to see him get a full offseason with Tannehill to work on the deep balls. Hartline has deceptive speed. Most fail to remember that Brian missed the ENTIRE OFFSEASON with an appendectomy and calf injury. Didn't practice until last week of training camp
Man..Hartline is such a tease he runs some beautiful routes.But that extra gear, ability to break tackles is nonexistent. No way he should be a #1 at beast a poor mans #2.
I watched the same videos. I draw different conclusions.
FIRST VIDEO: Houston, Oakland, New York Jets, Arizona, Cincinnati
01. TD POTENTIAL: Hartline can't separate, no window against single coverage on play-action.
02. Sidelines. Covered. Ball thrown high on purpose, because window was too tight.
04. INTERCEPTION. Tipped at the line.
05. Sidelines. Miscommunication.
06. TD POTENTIAL: Miscommunication. Tannehill wants the outside shoulder. Hartline isn't on the same page.
07. TD POTENTIAL: Tight coverage, Hartline fails to come back to ball, or use body to shield the catch.
08. Hartline gets open, Tannehill pressured too quickly couldn't hit the window.
09. Slant pattern. Ball on the back collar bone. Dropped.
10. TD POTENTIAL: Tannehill scrambles, throws into Hartline's bread basket, dropped.
11. Slant pattern. Excellent coverage Cromartie. Hartline ran the route wrong.
12. TD POTENTIAL: Deep ball, single cover Cromartie. Can't separate. Ball overthrown. PASS INTERFERENCE.
13. Tannehill throwaway. OFFENSIVE PASS INTERFERENCE.
14. Curl. Thrown too wide.
15. TD POTENTIAL: Fade in end zone. No window. Overthrown.
16. TD POTENTIAL: Fade in end zone. Separation good enough. Overthrown.
17. TD POTENTIAL: Deep ball single coverage Kyle Wilson into end zone. No separation. No window.
18. TD POTENTIAL: End zone single coverage Pat Peterson. Ball on the money. Hartline can't win. Covered.
19. TD POTENTIAL: Great call at line. Deep throw, single cover. Great separation. Overthrown.
20. Misccomunication on short throw.
21. INTERCEPTION: Hartline fell down on the route.
22. Tannehill throwaway.
23. Comeback. Very little separation. Ball too far inside.
24. INTERCEPTION: Tannehill hit as he threw, ball came out wrong as result of hit.
25. Extended play. Scramble drill. Hartline executes. Ball too low.
26. In breaking route. Hartline didn't get head around. PASS INTERFERENCE.
01. TD POTENTIAL: Accurate deep ball, single coverage, separation. Hartline goes down immediately after catch
02. TD POTENTIAL: Accurate back shoulder near end zone, Hartline doesn't keep his feet to try for any RAC.
03. TD POTENTIAL: Out pattern. Well thrown. Lots of separation. Goes OOB instead of RAC. CB is only defender in sight.
04. TD POTENTIAL: Back shoulder. Hartline no separation vs. Cromartie. Well thrown ball. Difficult to pull down w/ tight coverage.
05. TD POTENTIAL: Deep ball, double move. Lots of separation. Ball slightly overthrown to where RAC TD not possible.
06. TD POTENTIAL: Deep ball single cover William Gay. Lots of separation. Ball on the money. Hartline caugh
07. TD POTENTIAL: Square in near end zone. Ball caught at 7 with room to run. Got 6 yards, needed 7.
08. TD POTENTIAL: Deep route w/ Pat Peterson. Tannehill pressured, screws up timing. Great job Hartline to even catch it.
09. TD POTENTIAL: Scramble drill. Hartline executes, tags upfield, Tannehill underthrows. Caught but could've been TD.
01. Blown coverage. Not a defender for miles. Hartline caught from behind, but fell into end zone.
FIRST VIDEO CONCLUSION: By my calculations here I have 20 potential touchdowns in the first 5 games. The two players (Ryan Tannehill & Brian Hartline) managed to capitalize on only 1 of the 20 opportunities. I have Ryan Tannehill clearly at fault (even if it's because of pressure in his face) on only 5 of the 19 missed opportunities. The other 14 missed opportunities were a combination of Hartline not showing strong hands, not being on the right page with his quarterback, not keeping his feet during the catch so that he can run after the catch, not creating enough separation, or not being physically impressive enough to run all the way into the end zone despite having the opportunity to do so.
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He's a decent #2. I'm not looking for decent, I want dynamic. Give me Mike Wallace, two explosive rookies and keep Bess in the slot.
"I'm no longer concerned with the things I don't have, I'm just living for love and laughs."
Just lacks next level ability, all there is to it.
IMO take whatever $ you were going to offer hartline, offer it to amendola instead. Danny actually gets separation.


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Holy shit, I didn't know the problem mentioned in my April 14th entry was so deep. It's not only OOP that needs factored (a 20 year problem), but the whole frickin' field needs re-invented (a 50 year refactoring).
Seriously, all the HolyWars and LanguageWars all revolve around a subtle, unconscious use of the same lexicon for two entirely separate different domains, one involving abstract LambdaCalculus and the other involving BooleanLogic and TuringMachines -- something tied to actual hardware which has to obey the laws of physics.
See ComputerScienceVersionTwo.


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Everyone's "hustling" these days. Some are hustling to keep their jobs; others are hustling for new ones or are starting their own businesses — in part so they don't have to worry about someone else laying them off.
In aftermath of the recession (which feels like it's still clear and present), hustling is the new steady state. It's what we do. Laziness isn't an option.
Wait, who are we kidding?
Laziness has been humanity's bane for millennia. In Christian mythology, sloth was one of the seven deadly sins. Transgressors were fed to the snake pits in Hell.
Forbes.com slideshow: 23 ways your laziness is costing you money
Countless businesses have made a mint by taking advantage of our collective indolence — everything from not bothering to spend a few minutes surfing the Web for a better price to not mailing in a $50 rebate on a new laptop. A more subtle punishment than snakes, perhaps, but still potent.
In 2009 Forbes started asking experts, in fields ranging from personal finance to health care, to put a price on our laziness — and to demonstrate what little you can do about it, because in many cases that's all it takes.
For some highlights, read on:
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Buying premade food at the supermarket
Convenience doesn't come cheap, but is the markup worth it? Whole Foods charges $8.99 per pound for its pre-made Mixed Berry Fruit Salad, brimming with strawberries, blueberries, blackberries and raspberries. The cost of making your own salad (a simple task with berries) is $6.56 per pound, a markup of 37 percent just to have the fruit washed for you.
Ordering premium video on demand
Warner Brothers, Sony Pictures Entertainment, 20th Century Fox and Universal Pictures are set to offer certain movies on-demand through DirecTV just 60 days after their theatrical premieres. The movies will cost $30 and you will be able to watch them multiple times over a 48-hour period. Is it worth a 150 percent markup just to watch the movie in the comfort of your own home? Maybe if you've installed a comparable home theater, but considering the movie will be available at the standard video-on-demand price of about $5 in a couple weeks, you might want to hold off. Better yet, get off the couch and head to your local movie theater.
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Not maintaining your car
You can ease pain at the pump, and with not all that much effort. The Federal Trade Commission has found that by keeping your tires properly inflated and aligned you can increase gas mileage by up to 3 percent. It also says that tuning your engine according to your owner's manual can add another 4 percent. On a 2010 Ford Explorer with 4-wheel drive, that translates into savings of about $5 each time you fill up, based on the Environmental Protection Agency's gas mileage estimations and current gas prices.
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Not comparison shopping with your smartphone
Finding a lower price can be as simple as downloading a free mobile app. Ones like RedLaser, TheFind and PriceGrabber, made for iPhone and Android, can deliver significant savings on items like electronics, books and appliances. Just open the app when you are in a store, scan a product's bar code and learn where you will get the best deal. When we used RedLaser at an FYE on a $230 box set for "Lost: The Complete Series," the app showed that the Barnes & Noble next door was selling it for $207 while a Target 10 minutes away had it for $184. The best deal: eBay, $90.
Not trading in your car at the end of its lease
Turning your car over to the dealer is easy enough, but it could cost you. The value of a car at the end of its lease is predetermined based on mileage projections. Say you sign a three-year lease at 1,000 miles per month, the value of the car at the end of that lease is based on 36,000 miles. But if you rack up fewer miles you'll be losing out on the difference between the real value and the projected value of the car by turning it in. Instead, research the real value of the car (try Kbb.com or NADAguides.com) and find a dealer who will buy the vehicle from the leasing company and apply the credit to your new lease or purchase.
Not searching for coupons online
Websites like Retailmenot.com, Coupons.com, Dealspl.us and Couponcabin.com offer coupon codes for thousands of stores. Just plug in the code during your online checkout. Retailmenot.com recently featured a coupon code that reduced the price of a Dell XPS 15 laptop with an Intel Core i7 processor to $1,059 from $1,414. Big money for a small amount of effort.
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Not donating stuff you don't use to charity
Everyone knows charitable gifts are tax deductible (and make you feel warm on the inside). The truly lazy will also be happy to know that some charitable organizations make free house calls to pick up your unwanted stuff. For a list, visit DonationTown.org.
Not reading your credit card statements
That niggling $7 monthly toll for a subscription you tried once and never used again is so small that you rarely notice it on your credit card statement. "The terrible part is that they are an insidious expense that often automatically hits our credit card bills with little visibility," says Ken Calhoon, managing partner of Calhoon Consulting, a management consultancy in Palo Alto, Calif. "Regularly checking your statement (and canceling the subscriptions) is easy money."
Not making your own coffee
From your $6 can of coffee you can make at least 25 full cups — five weeks' worth of commutable caffeine. In a year, you'll spend $60 on coffee (not including milk and sugar). The alternative — paying $2.50 a day at Dunkin Donuts (or more at Starbucks) — slurps up $625 for the year. Brew your own (preferably by setting the timer at night so you wake up to that fragrant, comforting smell) and you'll save enough for a plane ticket to warmer climes and a few rum drinks.
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Not choosing the best rate on your savings account
Many Americans are content to keep their money in traditional brick-and-mortar banks. Put less charitably, they're too lazy to root around for a better interest rate offered by online institutions. The best annual percentage rate you'll get at a traditional bank is about 0.1 percent, while Internet banks can easily offer a 1.15 percent APY. May not sound like much, but it all adds up. On a $100,000 principal, compounded monthly for five years, the higher interest rate yields an additional $5,414. A quick search for a good rate at an FDIC-insured bank plus the few clicks to set up an account can take under 30 minutes.
Not opening a retirement fund ASAP
Twenty-somethings aren't necessarily in touch with their own mortality. Take a hint: Old age comes quick, and you'll need a serious retirement stash if you want to ride it out in any kind of style. Setting up a 401(k) account — one that automatically draws a certain percentage from each pay check — doesn't take much effort and could have a dramatic financial impact. If a 40-year-old starts saving $5,000 annually at 6 percent interest per year (a conservative assumption based on historical returns for the stock market), he would have $291,000 at age 65; if that same person started saving that much 15 years earlier, at 25, he would have amassed $821,000, three times as much.
Not sending in rebate offers
Department and electronics stores often advertise goods at post-rebate prices, assuming most customers will be too lazy to mail in the rebate, which could save them up to 10 percent on big-ticket items such as dishwashers, refrigerators and computers. At Staples, a $650 laptop from Hewlett-Packard carries a $50 rebate. Don't let them get away with this. Filling out and mailing the rebate takes all of 15 minutes. Says Tod Marks, senior project editor at Consumer Reports: "Anyone who walks away from rebates is giving money away."
Forbes.com: 20 ways you're getting ripped off
Not paying attention to 0 percent deadlines
Many stores offer no-money-down financing for a length of time. Great deal, right? Only if you remember (or bother) to pay in full by the end of the no-interest grace period. Fall short and the often very steep interest rate that kicks in applies not to the remainder of the debt, but the entire original purchase price. Example: Electronics retailer P.C. Richard & Son sells a $3,100 television with 0 percent financing for 24 months. Say you've paid $3,000 at the 24-month mark; one day later, you will owe an additional $1,029 — the $100 you hadn't paid yet, plus the $930 in interest (30 percent of the entire $3,100).
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Uta Francke is professor of Genetics and Pediatrics Emerita at Stanford University. Her research has ranged from human and mouse chromosome identification and gene mapping to the discovery of genes involved in heritable disorders, studies of their functions and of disease-causing mechanisms. Applying genomic technologies to mammalian genetics research, her laboratory developed mouse models for human microdeletion syndromes.
Dr. Francke holds an M.D. from the University of Munich, Germany. She is board-certified in Pediatrics, and in Clinical and Molecular Genetics and Cytogenetics. She has been an Investigator of the Howard Hughes Medical Institute and the recipient of the Antoine Marfan Award from the National Marfan Foundation, the Colonel Harland Sanders Lifetime Achievement Award in Genetics from the March of Dimes Birth Defects Foundation and the William Allan Award from the American Society of Human Genetics. In 2014,, she received the Association for Molecular Pathology Award for Excellence in Molecular Diagnostics. She has been elected to the Institute of Medicine of the National Academies, the American Association for Advancement of Science and the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. She is a past-president of the American Society for Human Genetics and of the International Federation of Human Genetics Societies, and a founding member of the American College of Medical Genetics. Dr. Francke teaches medical and molecular genetics at Stanford.
Dr. Francke has served as a consultant to 23andMe.Inc since 2007, and as a part-time employee from 2010-2013. In her role a Senior Medical Director she was involved in the preparation of health report and in various research projects, foremost the study of consumer responses to receiving BRCA mutation results.
Academic Appointments
Emeritus Faculty, Acad Council, Pediatrics
Professor, Pediatrics - Medical Genetics
Honors & Awards
Original Member, Highly Cited Researchers database, ISI (2002)
Antoine Marfan Award, National Marfan Foundation (1996)
President, International Federation of Human Genetics Societies (2000-2002)
Elected President, American Society of Human Genetics (1999)
Elected Member, American Academy of Arts and Sciences (1997)
Elected Fellow, American Association for the Advancement of Science (1995)
Elected Member, Institute of Medicine (National Academies) (1990)
Elected Associate Member, European Molecular Biology Organization (2009)
Colonel Harland Sanders Lifetime Achievement Award in Genetics, March of Dimes Birth Defects Foundation (2001)
William Allan Award, American Society for Human Genetics (2012)
Award for Excellence in Molecular Diagnostics, Association for Molecular Pathology (2014)
Boards, Advisory Committees, Professional Organizations
Scientific Advisory Board, Center for Autism Research and Translation, University of California, Irvine (2013 - Present)
Scientific Advisory Board, 23andMe, Inc (2013 - Present)
Founding Member, American College of Medical Genetics (1993 - Present)
Professional Education
Board certification, Clinical Molecular Genetics, American Board of Medical Genetics (2009)
M.D. (Dr. med.), Universitaet Munchen, Germany, Medicine (1967)


text: I was work through FF with my dog. We were on walking fetch following Fowl Dawgs. Life interrupted us for a little over 3 weeks. Would you back up and review a little or try and just pick up where we left off? How detrimental is this time off in the learning process? I know each dog is different but Im wondering if any of you dealt with forced time off before.


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Binghamton University art program to hold school exhibition
Over 500 pieces of artwork from more than eight area school districts will be featured in the School Exhibition 2004, running from March 11 –27 in the Binghamton University Art Museum. A reception, which is free and open to the public, will launch the exhibition at 5 p.m. Thursday, March 11.
The exhibition features work created by students participating in BU's "Art in a Suitcase" outreach program created by art museum staff to encourage art appreciation among school-aged children. Schools participating in the exhibition include Hancock, Blue Ridge, Vestal and Maine-Endwell.
Work on display will include cave paintings, African textiles, coil pots, collages and prints.
The "Art in a Suitcase" program began less than a year and a half ago and has been a regular feature in area classrooms. Art museum staff conduct show-n-tell sessions using items from the Art Museum's collection of over 2,000 objects. The classroom lessons are then supplemented with a hands-on activity in which children are encouraged to show off their understanding of the topic as well as their creativity.
The Binghamton University Art Museum is open year round, Tuesday to Sunday from 1-4 p.m. with extended hours on Thursday until 7 p.m. It is closed Monday and holidays. Admission is free.
For more information about the School Exhibition 2004 or about the Binghamton University Art Museum, call 607-777-2634.


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Tks for the repply. Just another question. For the max current how can I get it? Ohm law? I=motor resistance/12V? And about the controller? Any opinion?
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PC Forensics - Advanced Computer Investigations, Build-a-Box
Class Code:
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- D - Digital Evidence
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Class Description:
This 80-hour course provides investigators of high technology and/or computer crimes with training on tools and procedures for conducting difficult and detailed forensic examinations of personal computers and seized digital media. Students will also learn how to build their own forensic analysis computer, troubleshoot and repair problems with their computers, and become familiar with advanced capabilities of tools available to the forensic analyst. The course includes: Laws relative to search warrants and recovery of digital evidence; How to build and trouble-shoot an efficient forensic analysis computer; Available analysis tools for recovery of digital evidence; Preservation, recovery and examination of digital evidence; Limiting forensic analysis to case needs; Reporting evidence discovered in digital format; Discovery issues (contraband, instruments, etc.), Lab work and case exercises
Teaching Methods:
Lecture, hands-on classroom exercises, and 32 to 44 hours of laboratory work.
Students will have the knowledge necessary to build a forensic computer, troubleshoot and repair problems with their forensic computer, be aware of advanced capabilities of software tools available for forensic analysis, have used some of the more popular tools, and be able to properly and effectively develop, analyze and present for prosecution, a digital evidence case.
Completion of D250 PC Forensics, Basic Data Collection; D300 Computer Digital Evidence Recovery, and D310 PC Forensics - Specialized Tools.
Successful completion of a pre-test, to judge student skills and knowledge on computer crime investigation and computer operations, will be required prior to admission to this course. The test will also give the prospective students insight to the level of training presented in this course.
Course Contact:
- Training officer Martin Balcazar at (916) 464-0460, FAX (916) 464-5818


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It sounds nice can't wait for a Jailbreak then to try it
Is homescreen visible before unlocking? It won't unlock until drag distance is achieved, but home screen could be seen at the moment, right? Add an option to hide it? https://twitter.com/#!/Commandor
I used to love this before I bought androidlockxt.. :]
Don't see what else to improve on.. Maybe add more options to unlock.
Maybe you could replace the lock slider with music controls? That may be asking for much but it seems like it would be a better use of the space that the lock slider once occupied. https://twitter.com/#!/WhonderWy (@WhonderWy)
I think the ability to slide the screen into a certain direction to reply to a notification of some sort would be nice. Twitter https://twitter.com/#!/SAZepeda
@dave01568 tweeted entry https://twitter.com/dave01568/status/138278880447442944
Great contest, great forum, great app!
I LOVE this app.. been using it for a while now and life sucked a little more before they did the iOS 5 upgrade lol. One of the things I didn't see touched on in the article is the idea of using it as sort of a trick LS.. I'm using the 2 finger rotate unlock w/ no slider.. not the easiest thing for someone to figure out when dickin around with your phone!For someone like me that's used iOS since 1.1.2 and is REALLY tired of all the standard iOS UI.. move2unlock is a dream come true.
Yeah, wasn't blatantly trolling, it was just an observation. Would have said more, but I was on my phone last night and didn't feel like elaborating on what Touchwiz was.
I personally haven't been a fan of Touchwiz, but I do find it amusing that Apple is suing Samsung in several markets because of copyright infringement and we now see this lockscreen.
All of that being said, I'm actually quite surprised that I haven't seen a Honeycomb or Ice Cream Sandwich lockscreen on iOS yet. I haven't looked that deeply, nor do I have a device that can be jailbroken yet, so I haven't searched very hard. I am absolutely in love with those lockscreens though. I was using a modded lockscreen on my SGS2 when I had it, and it made the device quicker to unlock, considering the 4.5" size, and my admittedly small-ish hands.


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Jimmy! We'll always have a soft spot for Drake's Degrassi character because a) he was one of the original cast members, and b) RICK SHOT HIM. Jimmy spends four seasons in a wheelchair and even has some awkwardly hilarious lines about his condition ("I would stand up, but I got SHOT," etc.). He's one of those character who comes to be defined by his circumstances, but in this case we were OK with pigeonholing him.
Nowadays you see Nina Dobrev everywhere: Playing The Vampire Diaries' star Elena and her evil vamp doppelganger Katherine, and dating co-star Ian Somerhalder. (Lucky!) But even though she seemed like an unknown when TVD started up a few years ago, before that she actually put in some time on Degrassi.
Nina used to be known only as Mia Jones, Degrassi's first teen mom. She consistently struggles with doing "normal" things like being a cheerleader while trying to keep her babydaddy (who goes to rival school Lakehurst) out of her daughter's life.
For a while, she dates Peter--who also had a serious relationship with another lady on this list--but when her modeling career takes off and he feels insignificant, she breaks things off and goes to model in Europe.
These days Drake is living the high life: Touring, picking up awards, and collaborating with Kanye West, Eminem, and Rihanna.
And just like any story of a superstar, you have the true cliches of an embarrassing past he covered up: A long time ago, he was known as Aubrey Graham, one of Degrassi: The Next Generation's original cast members.
Jimmy! We'll always have a soft spot for Drake's Degrassi character because a) he was one of the original cast members, and b) RICK SHOT HIM. Jimmy spends four seasons in a wheelchair and even has some awkwardly hilarious lines about his condition ("I would stand up, but I got SHOT," etc.). He's one of those character who comes to be defined by his circumstances, but in this case we were OK with pigeonholing him.
2011 seems to be Miriam's year to move out of the Degrassi shadow: She'll be appearing in The Sitter with Jonah Hill, and she recently got cast in the Arrested Development movie. We have no idea who she'll play, but we wonder if she'll end up facing off against Mae Whitman for Michael Cera's affections...
Emma Nelson, daughter of one of the starring characters from the original-original Degrassi show, was TNG's guinea pig. Any bit of drama you could do, she did: Almost getting raped by an Internet stalker, getting gonorrhea, becoming anorexic, getting her period in front of everyone at school, drunkenly getting married. Oh, Emma.
Terra Nova has a similar premise to Land of the Lost (except that we meant to go back to prehistoric times) with the hubris of Jurassic Park: Fleeing a devastated future, humans go back to live with dinosaurs and try to recreate civilization. Landon's character Josh is the eldest child of the Shannon family, and the only one who's reluctant to leave their old life behind.
That's a sharp departure from his Degrassi character, rich American Declan Coyne. Due to their glamorous lifestyle, he and twin sister Fiona stick out at Degrassi, but they eventually find social groups. Declan and Holly J (Charlotte Arnold) were one of our favorite couples, but when Declan has to go back to the States, they break up and Holly J starts dating Sav.
We never thought we'd feel sympathy for spoiled Declan, but there's a sad plotline where he returns to Degrassi and sort of forces Holly J into having sex with him. She regrets the whole thing, whereas he thinks they're back together. Once he realizes that what they had doesn't exist anymore, he leaves for NYC. (But he still sends flowers and a card after her kidney surgery!)
Sorry to say, we're not huge fans of Shenae on 90210: Her character Annie is such a sadsack, and gets caught up in ridiculous, boring plotlines. Plus, she talks in a weird hoarse voice and scrunches up her eyes a lot. But did you know that before she came to Beverly Hills, she spent some time up on Degrassi Street?
Oh, Darcy Edwards--one of my all-time favorite characters on Degrassi, for how she goes from stuck-up Christian kid to fucked-up and depressed. You'll want to read her whole rise and fall on the official wiki, but here are the highlights:
• Darcy is Degrassi's abstinence queen, even as she dates non-virgin Spinner. But he has sex with his ex-girlfriend, and they break up.
• Her next serious boyfriend is Peter, but their relationship is fraught with drama. In one of my favorite plotlines on the show, Darcy decides to take sexy photos and post them online for money. Then her biggest admirer Adams (see the creepy guy in the pic above) tracks her down to her house. Shit!
• But Darcy's biggest change comes when she gets raped at a ski party, and later contracts chlamydia.
• She becomes depressed and is embarrassed because people assume she's a slut, and tries to kill herself multiple times.
• Finally, she seems to recover from her depression and goes to Africa to help the needy. (It seems that Degrassi's solution to get rid of actors is to send the characters to other countries.)


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Eric Clapton: Blues Power
In 1988, on the verge of his commercial and artistic rebirth, Eric Clapton paused to reflect on the music of his past and the invigorating force of his first love: the blues.
By the time Eric Clapton encountered the MTV generation in the mid Eighties, his short but profound stints with the Yardbirds, John Mayall's Bluesbreakers, Cream, Blind Faith and Derek and the Dominos seemed a lifetime past. He had become a performer of hits like "Forever Man" and "It's in the Way That You Use It," a composer of soundtracks for The Color of Money and Lethal Weapon and the man who stole the show at the 1985 Live Aid concert.
The success of 1988's Crossroads retrospective box set put his history back into proper perspective. At the time of this interview in late 1989, he had just released Journeyman, an album that marked the beginning of his commercial and artistic resurgence. For the album, Clapton was joined by longtime friend George Harrison, but it his work on it with blues guitarist Robert Cray that stood out. Trading solos with Cray on Bo Diddley's "Before You Accuse Me" and playing funky slide licks on Big Mama Thornton's "Hound Dog," Clapton sounded like both student and master, retaining the raw enthusiasm for the blues that he had in his youth while displaying the maturity of a bluesman with more than 25 years under his belt.
GUITAR WORLD Nearly all of the material on Journeyman came from outside sources.
ERIC CLAPTON I was really having a difficult time writing, this last year or two. Nothing came until halfway through the sessions. I had a week's rest in England and going back to New York I caught the flu. I knew Robert Cray was going to be in, and suddenly I was faced with the fact that we didn't have anything to do—which is how "Before You Accuse Me" came about. "Let's do that. It's simple and we both know it." That's Crazy [Cray] and me intertwining all through the song. He plays the second solo. Then I was in my hotel room just playing around with a riff, and it ended up being "Old Love." Robert wrote the turnaround and the bridge. He takes the first solo and the ride at the end, and I kind of chip in here and there. I wrote "Bad Love" right at the very end, because Warner Bros., as is their wont, came in and said, "Well, where's 'Layla'?" [laughs] I methodically thought about it and said, "Well, I'll get a riff, I'll modulate into the verse, and there'll be a chorus where we go into a minor key with a little guitar line. Then there'll be a breakdown and I'll put 'Badge' in for good measure."
GW There are some nice, extremely long bends in the solo.
CLAPTON My fingers suddenly seem stronger than they've ever been. I find that I'm now bending, like, five frets—which is more than I normally do—and holding it. Bending up there and then getting vibrato, which is something I've never been able to do before.
GW There's a lot of wah-wah on this record.
CLAPTON Yeah, I've always liked wah-wah, but I was scared of it for a while, because it became very fashionable in the Philadelphia sound and then sort of burned out. So I thought, Stay clear of this for a bit. I've always liked the Hendrix wah-wah stuff, and I was in the avant-garde of that, too, with "Tales of Brave Ulysses." I bought my wah-wah in Manny's in 1967, and I did "Tales of Brave Ulysses" in New York, I think, the same day—just experimenting with it.


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This weeks tip is about hydration.
Hydrating your body is important…no matter what time of the year. To coin the phrase from Camel Back… "Hydrate or Die"!
I have morphed in my methods for hydration over the years. From a canteen when I was kid to Camel Backs and Nalgene water bottles to what I am using the Platypus hydration system.
The Platypus offers versatile ways to stay hydrated, collect water, store your water, and transport it.
My MSR Sweetwater filter works with the Platypus which makes pumping and filtering water real simple on the trail. You don't have to worry about "Dirty bags" or transferring your water.. from the source, to the container (Bladder) and you are ready.
The Platypus has a mouth that is big enough to pour and drink directly out of, and with the cap and thread system that comes with it, attachments are easy to connect and work with.
I use the 2 liter bladders. I have a drink tube kit which allows me to move it from one bladder to another. Like I said before, the MSR Sweetwater filter has an adapter that screws directly to the bladder.
Push/Pull caps really make the Platypus a great system and makes for easy in camp use.
The Platypus is tough and durable, I have never had an issue with leaking or bursting.
When the Platypus bladder is empty it is light and rolls up small.. a pleasure to have in your pack.
I don't get paid by Cascade Designs or Platypus, but I have three bladders in my pack and I love 'em.
Read More about the Importance of staying Hydrated.
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Similar triangles aren't just used for measuring distances and comparing shapes. Artists and craftspeople can make geometric patterns from similar triangles. Quilters, for instance, use similar triangles to create beautiful blankets from scraps of material.
Why It Matters
You could make a quilt out of random pieces of material but you'd likely end up with something that is not so pleasant to look at. Most quilters, however, are artists who take pains taking pride in every scrap they use and every stitch they make to produce a finished product that is not only useful but also a work of art.
To achieve their desired patterns in their quilts, quilters must measure and cut their shapes precisely. Two of the shapes they commonly use are half-square triangles and quarter-square triangles—and these two types of triangles just happen to be similar triangles.
See for yourself: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ypwC_lBoPE
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The "Tumbling Triangles" quilt pattern is completely made up of similar triangles. Learn how to piece together one of these quilts at the link below.


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I have dropped a dog in a hunt test for style. (several years ago) The dog showed the least amount of effort that it required to get the bird. It seemed reluctant to come to the line, and made only a minimal effort to watch the birds being shot.
I've carried dogs to the next series that ran almost as slow as than the dog I mentioned, but they showed intensity and true desire to do the work. Some breeds sometimes are slower, and some old dogs are slower. I enjoy enthusiasm, speed is nowhere near as important.


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Ben Johnson, FloydReports.com
Despite longstanding attempts to redefine Barack Obama as a down-the-middle centrist, Obama's radical colors keep showing. Just today, the media announced he is standing by his nominations of the most conspicuous advocate of health care rationing, Dr. Donald Berwick, and a revolutionary in black robes named Goodwin Liu.
Most Congressional Democrats have given up on confirming Rationer-in-Chief Donald Berwick — but Barack Obama is keeping the faith. The White House put out the word that Berwick will not be thrown under the bus despite the mathematical impossibility of his being confirmed by the Senate.
"The president stands firmly behind the nomination of Don Berwick because he's far and away the best person for the job, and he's already doing stellar work," according to Jay Carney, White House spokesman and trendy-word-user. Carney said Americans should support the "stellar" Berwick, because he is "implementing delivery system reforms that will save billions in excess costs and save millions of lives." This tranquil-sounding phrase means Berwick is pressing forward with ObamaCare. A full 42 Republicans wrote a letter asking Berwick be withdrawn because of his….


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Jeffrey D. "Jeff" Baxter
Jeffrey D. "Jeff" Baxter, age 73, died unexpectedly on Monday, September 30, 2013 at his home. He was born on April 22, 1940 in Waukesha to Frederic and Irma (Borchers) Baxter.
Jeff was a 1958 graduate of West Bend High School and a graduate of UW-Platteville where he earned a teaching degree. On the very first day of teaching for the Portage school district, he met another teacher, Betty Sternitzky. He went home that weekend and told his parents he had met the girl he was going to marry. On August 22, 1964, Jeff was married to Betty in Granton, Wisconsin. Jeff later taught industrial arts in Columbus before ultimately moving to the engineering department at Oscar Meyer in Madison, retiring in 1996.
He was the owner and operator of Math-Aire airfield in Columbus where he enjoyed sharing his passion for flying with his sons, Stephen and David. Jeff ventured in building an experimental airplane and ultra-lights with his good friend Larry Daane. For many years, he spent the hunting season in Cornucopia, Wisconsin at O'Bryon's Deer Camp with his second family. Jeff was a member of Faith Lutheran Church in Columbus.
Survivors include his wife, Betty of Columbus; two sons, David (Michelle) of Columbus and Stephen of Menasha; two grandchildren, Emma and Mitchell; a great grandson, Mayson; two sisters-in-law, Barbara (Dale) Teter and Bonnie (Dan) Boyum; a brother-in-law, Ernie (Rhoda) Sternitzky; many nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. He was preceded in death by his parents; a grandson, Devon Baxter; a nephew, Michael Boyum; mother-in-law and father-in-law, Herbert and Esther (Kalsow) Sternitzky.
Funeral services will be held at 11:00 A.M. on Thursday, October 3, 2013 at FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH, Columbus. Rev. Robert V. Moberg will officiate. Interment will be in the Zion Lutheran Church Cemetery in Granton, Wisconsin. Visitation will be from 5:00 P.M. until 8:00 P.M. on Wednesday at the funeral home and from 10:00 A.M. until the time of service on Thursday at the church. Memorials may be made to Faith Lutheran Church, or the charity of one's choice.


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Anyone have any news on open?
Anyone have any news on open?
Does any one have any results on the Derby or the Qual? We would greatly appreciate any infor what so ever. Thanks !!
Open Results:
1st- Lee Jolley/ Canaille
2nd- Farmer....do not know dog#
3rd- Rick Mock/ Bentley
4th- Farmer...do not know dog #
RJ - Larry Anderson/Gator
Do not know Jams or if there were any
Congrats ya'll !!
Bonadventure's Buster ***
Bonadventure's Bijoux
Bonadventure's Jiggs
Qual results:
First 13 Solo/Pfaff
Second 4 Ryder/Ed Thibodeaux
Third 14 Lady/Farmer/Futhy
Fourth 19 King/Watson
RJ 15 Trap/Milligan
Jam 8 Bolt/Mabry
Don't know about any other stakes.
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Integrate IP and ISDN Video Networks with an ISDN Gateway
Organizations that use ISDN can now enjoy the benefits of high-definition video with the Cisco TelePresence ISDN Gateway. This high-capacity and scalable gateway:
- Grows with your business demands
- Provides transparent communication between all features of IP and ISDN video networks and devices
- Supports content sharing over ISDN
- Supports encryption
- Supports high-definition video
This gateway also offers transparent communication with the Cisco TelePresence Video Communication Server for call control and firewall traversal.
Simplified Integration and More
Cisco's TelePresence ISDN gateway solutions are used when there is more than one endpoint that needs access to a telepresence solution. These gateways offer simplified integration between IP and ISDN networks with complete feature transparency, including high definition (HD) video, content sharing, and encryption.
In addition, an ISDN solution to connect to a single endpoint is now available. The Cisco TelePresence ISDN Link is a compact appliance for in-room ISDN and external network connectivity supporting Cisco TelePresence System EX, MX Series, SX20 Quick Set, SX20 Quick Set, and System Integrator C Series endpoints. The ISDN Link helps ensure that ISDN can be used as primary, backup, or external connectivity for a high-quality and reliable telepresence experience.
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By NEMS Daily Journal
Casey Clayton Holmes, 29, of Columbus is facing enticement of a child for sexual purposes.
He was arrested Sunday and will be arraigned Monday. This is the sixth different arrest on enticement of a child for sexual purposes since January by the Tupelo Police Department.
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1.4 Cubic Foot Over The Range Microwave
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Sharp 1.4 Cubic Foot Over The Range Microwave
Cook your favorite meals and snacks with the Sharp 1.4 Cubic Foot Over The Range Microwave (R1405T). Programming this microwave is incredibly easy with a one touch control panel that is located on the face of the microwave and allows you to choose the cook mode and function. Included in the control panel are minute plus buttons to allow you to set the time cook of the microwave by minute increments with the press of a single button. The microwave utilizes Sharp's defrost center that automatically sets defrosting times and power levels for meats and poultry by weight without any extra effort from you. In addition to the defrost center are ten (10) independent power levels so that you can choose the perfect level of cooking for each and every occasion.
Included in the microwave is a work light and an exhaust fan to provide convenience for range-top cooking and it utilizes three (3) different fan modes including horizontal, vertical, and recirculating. The microwave also has a popcorn button, safety lock, and a built-in timer for added versatility. Other features includes three (3) programmable stages, four (4) defrosting options, and 11 sensor cook modes. This microwave is perfect for placement above a cooking range and with its fan exhausting options it will be a great addition to your kitchen.
Auto-Touch Control Panel:Conveniently located on the face of the microwave is a one touch control panel that allows you to change power settings, time cook, and more
Defrost Center:Automatically sets defrosting times and power levels for meats and poultry by weight
Ten (10) Variable Power Settings:Choose one (1) of ten (10) power settings to give you the perfect amount of cooking power for each situation
- Model: R1405TSharp 1.4 Cubic Foot Over The Range Microwave
- Brand: SharpWork light & exhaust fan
- Auto-touch control panelProgrammable stages: 3
- Defrost centerDefrosting options: 4
- TimerSensor cook settings: 11
- Instant action keysInput voltage: 120 V/60 Hz
- Safety lockPower: 950 W
- Popcorn sensor & buttonWeight: 55 lbs
- Warranty: 1 year/ 6 additional years for magnetron tubeDimensions: 16.25" H x 29.94" W x 15.56" D
- Height: 16.25"
- Width: 29.94"
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|That's a beautiful fly Pete.
Bow River Bead Bugger
Creative use of beads....
Hook: #4 to #8 (shown here as a size 6 Daiichi 2220)
Thread: Black 6/0 Unithread
Tail: Black marabou
Body: 4 glass beads, clear or yellow (use 5 beads on size 4 and 3 on size 8)
Wing: 1/4 pencil of deer hair
Head: Light Olive Spun/dubbed ram/sculpin wool (dubbed & then spun with Olive UniStretch on this model)
Weight: Medium size gold bullet/cone head
Pinch the barbs, insert the cone, insert the beads, tie the tail & tie off. Move the tread to the front of the beads and secure the beads in place, wrap thread base to the front of the hook just behind the cone, tie off. Tie in the wing do not flare. Tie on with UniStretch covering the butt of the wing, open the thread and place wool inside, spin on between the beads and the cone, trim the wool to shape.
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my FootDr Podiatry Centres, with One Key Resources, were proud to bring Rugby League immortal Darren Lockyer to Dysart in Central Queensland for a two day event, starting with a Gala dinner last night. The evening was a fantastic opportunity for mining industry colleagues and related businesses to touch base, and hear the career stories of the great Darren Lockyer and team mate and media personality Ben Ikin.
Today Locky and the my FootDr team will be visiting the local Dysart football club and engaging with the local community. Podiatry services are in great demand throughout the Bowen Basin, with active local communities and the huge expansion in coal mining projects. my Foot Dr podiatry centres is strategically located in both Mackay and extensively around south east Queensland to provide both onsite and offsite podiatry care. 'With the increase in mining personnel, we are seeing a huge demand for custom orthotics, footwear and specifically safety boot advice, and general foot care in our Mackay podiatry centre. Many of these people are working long shifts, on hard and uneven surfaces, which dramatically increases the prevalence of sprains and strains, heel and leg pain as well as lower back pain", said Chris Watson, Podiatrist for my FootDr at Mackay.
Just like the great Darren Lockyer, everybody needs a little help to perform at their best. 'People suffering from little aches and niggles in their feet, legs or back should consult a podiatrist before the problem increases and leads to time off work and significant pain" said Watson.
Appointments with a qualified occupational podiatrist can be made at any one of our centres by calling 1800 FOOT DR, and businesses interested in proactively managing foot complication in the work place should contact Paul Wigzell, Business Development Manager on the same number.


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Observe night sky: Friday Nights, Celestial Lights
By Eric Schlegel
Endowed Professorship in Physics and Astronomy
(March 30, 2009)--To commemorate the 400th anniversary of the first use of the astronomical telescope in 1609 by Galileo Galilei, the UTSA Department of Physics and Astronomy will host the second "Friday Nights, Celestial Lights" events April 2-3. The events are part of the International Year of Astronomy.
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- La Prensa Foundation is newest member of UTSA Lone Star Society
- UTSA alumna Jordan Kaufmann wins $50K for new stent-graft start-up
- UTSA begins new way-finding sign installation this summer at Main Campus
- USA Today: UTSA long jumper Tyler Williamson rescues three-year-old boy
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Free and open to the public, the two-day UTSA event will feature solar gazing and short astronomy lectures. (See the schedule of events below.)
Weather permitting, attendees also can view the crescent moon, Saturn and other cosmic objects using UTSA's advanced collection of telescopes. The collection includes a 15-inch Newtonian telescope and several 8-inch Cassegrain telescopes.
All venues for UTSA's April 2-3 "Friday Nights, Celestial Lights" events are wheelchair accessible. Seating in the lecture hall is limited and will be available on a first-come, first-served basis.
Parking will be available at $1 per hour in the South Parking Garage adjacent to the Science Building. Payment is made by presenting the ticket received on entry with payment at the central cashier station on the first floor of the garage. Payment is made before returning to the vehicle. The South Parking Garage and cashier station close at 10 p.m.
>> To learn more about "Friday Nights, Celestial Lights" or the International Year of Astronomy, contact professors Daniel Boice, Eric Schlegel or Mark Jurena.
>> Learn more about the UTSA physics and astronomy programs.
"Friday Nights, Celestial Nights" events
Thursday, April 2
- 1-4 p.m. -- A small telescope will be placed on the lawn adjacent to the Science Building, allowing spectators to view the sun.
- 7:30 p.m. -- Eric Schlegel, UTSA Vaughan Family Professor of Physics and Astronomy, will speak on the search for extrasolar planets. The lecture will be in Science Building Room 2.01.12, Main Campus.
- 8:30 p.m. -- If the night sky is clear, there will be a telescope viewing of the night sky from the Science Building fourth-floor patio.
Friday, April 3
- 11 a.m.-2 p.m. -- There will be solar viewing from the lawn adjacent to the Science Building, Main Campus.
- 7:30 p.m. -- Eric Schlegel will present a 40-minute lecture on the search for life beyond Earth in Science Building Room 2.01.12. Weather permitting, UTSA telescopes again will be available for viewing the night sky from the Science Building fourth-floor patio.


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Hello everyone.
As you can see by the dates on the blog, it has been a while since my last post.
Call it what you will.. I needed a break… I took one, and now I am back.
A few days at the beautiful Oregon Coast, some time to think and reflect and I am back in the saddle.
I suppose we can call it my Easter. A time of renewal, a time of reconciliation, a time of reflection and purpose.
I do not want to get to deep on this, but this lent was just that for me. A time to refocus and get my head right. To take stock in what I have, who I have in my life, and what makes me tick.
Scouting is a major part of my life, I love the program. It's values, it's purpose, and it's adventure. Scouting is something in my life that crosses into everyday living.
The attitude that comes with living the Scout Oath and Law. The purpose driven attitude to be helpful and kind, Loyal and Obedient, Trustworthy and Brave.
It has been a while since my last post…
I am still having problems with the host issue, not sure when the domain will be fixed, but in the mean time.. we will be here.
Have a Great Scouting Day!
And have a Blessed Easter.