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Yesterday, Krista had an early evening interview with the chair of the Asian Studies department at the University of Sydney, Mayfair Yang. Thankfully, within the first five minutes (before I had to leave and perform my parental duties), I was able to capture this endearing story.
Her tale about cuisine was a perfect continuation of Krista's interview with Nicole Mones a few days earlier. I'm trying to find expedient, thoughtful ways of including our readers and listeners in the production process. The product is a bit rawer, but, from what I've gleaned from the response to our unedited interviews, people appreciate hearing the savory elements that might not be as polished.
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Turtle Soup Recipe
Start by making a Roux:
In a heavy bottom saucepan melt 1 cup of unsalted butter whisk in 1/2 cup All Purpose Flour and cook until the roux is the color of peanut butter. remove from heat and set aside.
4 Tbsp Usalted Butter1 lb Turtle Meat Cut into 1/2 inch cubes1 1/2 Cup Onion, Finely Diced1 Cup Celery, Finely Diced1/4 Cup Green Onion, Finely Sliced2 tsp Garlic, Minced2 Fresh Bay Leaves1 1/2 Cup Fresh Tomato, Diced1 Qt Beef Stock1 Pinch Cayenne1 Pinch Ground Allspice2 Tbsp Fresh Thyme Leaves1 Tbsp Fresh Marjoram, ChoppedSalt and Black Pepper to taste1/4 Cup Fresh Lemon Juice4 Tbsp Worcestershire Sauce3 Tbsp Sherry3 Hard Boiled Eggs, Whites diced, Yolks RicedLemon Slices5 tsp Italian Parsley, Finely Chopped
Next in a large saucepan or dutch oven, melt the 4 Tbsp of Unsalted Butterover medium-high heat, add the diced Turtle Meat and saute until nicelybrowned.Lower the heat to medium, add both types of onions, the celery, andgarlic. Season with salt and black pepper. Saute until the vegetablesare tender.Add the tomatoes, season with a little salt so they will break down,cook for 10 minutes.Add the Beef Stock, Worcestershire, Cayenne, Allspice, and Bay Leaves.Bring to a boil, then down to a simmer. Simmer for 20-30 minutes,stirring occasionally and skimming off any impurities that may rise tothe surface.Whisk in the Roux, simmer until thickened and smooth. Add the Thyme, andMarjoram, simmer for 15-20 minutes more. Stirring now and again so it doesnt stick and burn.Add the Lemon Juice, 3 tsp of the Parsley, and the riced Egg Yolk, heatthrough.
Serve garnished with Lemon Slices, Diced Egg Whites, and Parsley. Addthe Sherry at the table, about 1-2 tsp per bowl.
That is an EXCELLENT recipe. I've never made it, but I've eaten it in a very expensive restaurant in another country. It was made the same way.
(As adapted from the original Bookbinder's recipe)
1 ½ to 2 pounds of veal stewing meat, cut to 2" pieces
4 tablespoons butter
1 cup chopped onion
1/3 cup chopped celery
1 small carrot, chopped
¼ teaspoon thyme
Dash of marjoram
1 whole clove
1 bay leaf
½ teaspoon salt
¼ teaspoon pepper
¼ cup flour
48 oz beef broth
1-10 oz can diced tomatoes with green chilies
1 to 2 pounds of snapper turtle meat
1 cup water or broth from the turtle meat
1 cup sherry
1 slice lemon
1 hard cooked egg, chopped
Place the first eleven ingredients in a shallow roasting pan. Bake at 400:F for 30 minutes. Blend in the flour. Bake at 350:F for 30 minutes longer. Transfer this to a kettle, add beef broth and tomatoes. Cover and simmer for 1 ½ hours.
Meanwhile, cover and simmer the turtle meat. Make sure to have enough water to cover the meat, 1 to 1 ½ hours or until tender. When this is finished, save one cup of the broth and discard the rest of the broth. After the meat has cooled (so you can handle it) remove from bone, cut to 2" pieces and place in the kettle of the veal mixture along with the turtle broth. At this time you should try to remove the bay leaf. Add sherry, a nice single slice of lemon and your chopped hard egg. Simmer for 10 minutes, taste for salt & pepper. This should serve 6. Serve with saltines and smoked salmon on the side! Enjoy!
I made this last month and I couldn't keep the kids out of it! I am making it again for the men's group at my church next week...
I just finished making a batch of this...I'll let it simmer for an hour and a half then put it in the garage to cool. When I serve it on Monday night, I'll add the lemon & egg. Woo wee! Sunday evening I'll smoke the salmon!


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Rebalancing Your Portfolio After The Rebound
Over the short term, financials are also expected to benefit from increased business loan demand, merger and acquisition activity, and the continued wide interest rate spread, says Jason Polit, a portfolio manager with Charles Schwab, which upped the sector to "marketperform" from "underperform."
And while the firm acknowledges the challenges facing utilities, it notes that sector too remains "somewhat attractive" as investors search for areas of the market that pay a bit more in dividends.
"We're still bullish on the U.S., particularly large cap stocks," says Olsen. "There's a very accommodative Fed policy right now for larger companies. Interest rates are low and able to really drive bottom line profits and earnings expectations, and we think that's going to continue" for the near term.
Europe, particularly Spain, Portugal, Italy and Ireland, merits caution, he says; Germany is still "absolutely" on his investment radar screen.
For the non-equity portion of its balanced growth portfolio, Polit says the remaining 30 percent should be allocated to bonds, 5 percent to cash, and 11 percent to alternative investments like real estate investment trusts, commodities and equity-market neutral strategies in which the hedge manager goes both long and short on stocks in the same sector or industry.
For tactical investors, commodities have been hard to ignore, posting some impressive gains over the last year, led by oil and gold.
The Goldman Sachs Commodity Index has returned nearly 20 percent over the last 12 months and an eye-popping 78 percent since 1999.
But it's also suffered a 30 percent loss over the last three years.
"Inflation tends to make commodity prices run up to the point where they overshoot like in 2008, so it's important to use commodities but understand their volatility is very high," says Polit.
Benz agrees, adding, "With commodities I'd keep the stakes limited because of their potential volatility — ditto for bank-loan funds," she says. "Anywhere from 5 percent to 10 percent of a portfolio in either category seems like plenty."
Due to the complexity of rebalancing one's portfolio with alternative assets, Benz notes target date funds, which automatically become more conservative as the investor approaches retirement, "can be a solid set-it-and-forget-it solution for people who don't have the time or inclination to find an appropriate asset allocation," she says. "I also like how these funds put a lot of different investments under the hood of a single vehicle."
Because they are "blunt instruments," however, a target-date fund that makes sense for one 45-year old may not work for another "so you need to make sure you're comfortable with the asset allocation," says Benz.
Morningstar's favorite target date funds include the series offered by both Vanguard and T. Rowe Price.
Selecting an asset allocation that's appropriate for you will not only serve to minimize risk in your overall portfolio, but also help you achieve your long-term financial goals.
Perhaps the biggest benefit, though, is that it gives you the intestinal fortitude to stay the course when the bottom falls out of the market. And it will happen again, says Polit.
"Don't obsess about keeping up with the market and let your discipline and strategy guide you through volatile times, which can increase your long term success," he says. "We can't predict earthquakes, but we can be certain that within the next 10 years there will be another flood, geopolitical or otherwise, and we have to have our portfolios positioned appropriately before it happens."


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Akil Mitchell had career highs with 14 points and 16 rebounds and freshman Mike Tobey scored 17 Saturday as Virginia beat Seattle 83-43.
The Cavaliers (2-2) led 44-13 at halftime and cruised, allowing coach Tony Bennett to give plenty of playing time to his freshman.
The Redhawks (1-1), who won at John Paul Jones Arena two years ago, shot 20 percent in the first half (5 of 25) and only kept the game as close as it was because the Cavaliers had a tough time breaking their full-court press. Virginia had 19 turnovers, but Seattle turned them into just 10 points
Freshman Justin Anderson added 11 points for Virginia, including two highlight reel dunks, and fellow freshman Evan Nolte scored 10. In all, the Cavaliers got 50 points from their five freshmen.
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This suit was beautiful, good quality material, well made & fit like a dream, in the front.
But the bottom sagged. I tried 2 sizes, but the bottom elastic did not hug the skin like suits do and it bagged out. Not good for sitting in the sand! If you wear it as a high cut in the back, it did better. But I did not want that look. It the designer fixes this, let me know. I really would like to get this suit.
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This swim suit is absolutely beautiful and made of wonderful fabric. I wanted to keep it, but had to return it because the bottom was so overly large and baggy. I really wish it would have fit better in that area because I didn't want to return it, but it's of no use sitting in a drawer just to look at and admire. It would be wonderful if they would make the seat area smaller and not so huge.
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Pro700MK2 DJ use only
Pros: Very good isolation, clear mids and highs, powerful punchy bass
Cons: Driver shell is awkwardly placed hitting your ears (you may want to tuck some extra padding)
I've seen alot of PRO700MK2 reviews labelling them as "Bassy" headphones and "uncomfortable", please stop. These aren't meant to be for your "casual" listening, Audio-Technica designed these headphones with "utility" in mind. A exclusively for DJs and I will elaborate why.
I have heard complaints about the Pro700Mk2s' clamping issues. Audio-Technica has advertised these headphones as DJ "Monitor" headphones they are supposed to be worn with one ear. If you need a comfy headphone for your two ears, you should look into AT's "Earsuit" series or the WS55/WS70s.
Value: For a DJ headphone retailing at $159-$209 with a build quality of a tank, solid isolation, and detailed mids and highs, and well-extended punchy bass, these headphones are well-recommended in the DJ world.
Audio Quality: DJs in noisy environments will enjoy this, the bass is really punchy and extended you will not miss your bit counts. BPMs are very important to DJs and this headphone offers you them in thundering style. Mids and highs are well detailed good for doing those cuts and drops on the fly. The sound signature is accentuated bass, then flat mids and highs.
If you do not understand the demands of being a DJ, you really need a very good isolating, secure clamping headphone which is why AT designed this headphone to really give your head a bear-hug. For audiophiles, I will recommend XB500s instead of the Pro700mk2s, if size is not an issue.
Design: Audio-Technica designs this as a "utility over aesthetics" headphone. There's really nothing eye-popping with these headphones, but their sheer size. They are technically smaller than the M50s, but they look bigger. They are built solid with high quality military-grade plastics. You are also given two (2) 1.2m cables. 1 straight cable and 1 coiled cable which extends for about 9 or 10 feet.
Comfort: Wearing them with 1 ear, they are comfortable than most DJ headphones, I have used. The ear pads feels circumaural with the large opening. With 2 ears, they will clamp hard, but they are not designed to be worn like your usual headphone. If you aren't a DJ, keep out. But, if you are a hard-core audiophile who doesn't care about comfort issues, then go for it.
Update: How to make it comfy, add 5mm of memory foam pads. Resting them on 22cm boxes does lessen those clamping force. Audio-Technica has noted that the base of the headband are indeed aluminum and can be bent.
Overall: Very solid DJ headphones, one of the best. I would definitely recommend them for the isolation and the solid bass. It will really help DJs not to miss any beat. Are these audiophile headphones? Definitely not. If you want an audiophile headphone, there's a lot of options Audio-Technica is offering. Would I recommend these for casual listeners? Never, if you want a bassy headphones for casual listeners go for the Sony XB500, you will have comfort and very tight-bass extensions.
Again, these are DJ headphones designed for DJ monitoring on live-performances! If you need a headphone for mixing or recording get the M50s.
If I am to review these as your audiophile/casual listening headphones, these would fail for one big reason. Comfort wearing these on two ears will destroy your listening pleasure. As your are more concentrated on the head-clamp rather than the music.
Update: Audio-Technica confirmed that just like the M50, the Pro700Mk2's frame is made out of aluminum so I wrestled with them and bent them into the shape of my head. They are now very comfy just like the M50s; however, they don't fold-up tightly anymore. It is fine with me as long as it will fold-up and fit its bag.
- How do I reduce the tightness of my ATH-PRO700MK2 headphones?
- http://eu.audio-technica.com/en/support/questions/question.asp?id=219
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The original clamp had the two pads touching each other, after I bent them it looked like this, but I'm quite satisfied with the comfort. Something just have to go and comfort is better than foldability.
Update: With TBSEs' pads the PRO700MK2s isolation improved, since the pads were softer it conformed more with your face, blocking out spaces. Also, comfort improved a bit with the softer pads. But at what expense? The mid-bass got muddy and it messed up the mids as well.


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I have to say that I do like your color scheme. That tracover must be super low heat covering. I've tried using econo-kote film on a couple of foamy's and wound up blistering the foam underneath.
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Kelvin, you are correct, and JH has an awesome set up, 10lbs of thrust on the 90mm! But it's $500! The fan is $73 and is no doubt worth it, maybe if I need more and have something worth spending the extra cash on I'll go with them. Now remember I said I would try my luck at the burnt rear aluminum section? The colors dont look right when you take a picture with florescent light at night, some are bleached out and others distorted, but you get the idea. My plane has what I call Stage Make-up, it looks good from a distance. So its a little more exaggerated, stand way back scale! I just use electrical tape to mask with, Im not spraying much paint at all so there is no over spray issues. I went over it with a mixture of silver and black to highlight the panels. Then some yellow brown, next some blue and finish with some Metallic purple. Well see how it looks on picture day outside! |
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I went for the Sparks single pilot canopy on my Hun also. Nice work on the paint scheme, It looks great.
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These are the electric retracts that Flyfly offers. They are simple to install as they are the same basic unit as their fixed gear and as their air units. So one can interchange with what ever you have of Flyfly's.
I stripped the gear on 2 of them while messing around on a stand , I jammed them. the gear are an internal thread nut tube and a threaded shaft , very fine threads. So if one don't jam them while moving, they are fine. Good lockup and down. They operate on servo voltage and have a cycle button on the control box so they will operate without the radio being turned on. I mounted the retracts on carbon plates to spread out the load instead of the plywood mts. |
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No, if West Virginia gets kids from Texas, its simply because that's where half of WVU's coaches are used to recruiting. They've gotten a running back (Dustin Garrison) and two quarterbacks (Paul Millard and committed recruit Ford Childress) so far, and that was before the school joined the Big 12. They'll get more, but being a part of the Big 12 will be a very small reason.
Of course, in answering all those recruiting-area questions, Holgorsen has been all over the map. He talked about TCU helping when TCU appeared to be coming, then switched the message when that fell through and it appeared the Mountaineers were going to be stuck in the Big East. That's when he talked about kids wanting to come to WVU for what WVU offers, not all the extraneous stuff.
Now that the deal with the Big 12 is done - or at least done save for the legal wrangling and an exit date from the Big East - Holgorsen was asked again about the message to recruits and if it changes.
"I think it will eventually, but it's tough now because it's just talk,'' Holgorsen said. "Whether it's next year or the next year or the next year, what do you tell them? It's the same stuff.''
The truth is, no matter the conference, West Virginia will be telling the same stuff to the same recruits. They're the ones in Ohio and Pennsylvania and Florida and the handful from West Virginia, which is where WVU was recruiting for two decades under Don Nehlen and it hasn't changed. Over the years, other states have been in and out of the mix - New Jersey, Maryland, Virginia, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina - usually because someone on the staff had connections in those places.
WVU's new connections now are in Texas and the Southwest. Maybe joining the Big 12 helps that out a bit. But it will be just a bit, not some wholesale move to recruiting half the roster from Texas.
"We've already expanded into Texas,'' Holgorsen said. "And from a geographical standpoint, you still have to take care of your backyard, the neighboring states and what exists here in West Virginia.
"We need to make sure we take care of this area. Florida's been really good to us, so we'll continue to go down there.''
Here's the real point that recruitniks tend to miss, however. West Virginia isn't suddenly going to be playing most of its games in the Southwest. In an average year, there will be trips to four Big 12 venues. That's only one-third of the regular-season games. In most years, there will be four Big 12 teams coming to Morgantown and two or three non-conference opponents doing the same. And the non-league road games each year aren't likely to be anywhere near cattle country - maybe Maryland, hopefully Pitt, perhaps East Carolina.
The fact is, this is still an Eastern-based school playing most of its games in the East, which isn't going to suddenly spark an influx of Southwest recruits.
"We're still playing seven of our 12 games here,'' Holgorsen said. "Those seven games don't change, and whoever you play non-conference will probably be fairly close.
"You don't want to go find people specifically for those games. You take care of what you have here, which is what's made West Virginia a great program, by targeting the neighboring states and Florida. We'll branch into Texas, but we've already done that.''
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just sent you a $50.00 sponsorship from HDGA.by ransomjones - SN Tournament Information
I am sorry about the results not being up yet I sent them on Saturday before we even got to the awards, i'm not sure why they are not up yet.by ransomjones - SN Tournament Information
Correction on the jr score Carson Yi 79 70 149 Aaron Carter 77 81 158 Jacob Brann 84 76 160by ransomjones - SN Tournament Information
FIN pro Philip Tait 46 63 109 pro women Lynn Day 63 60 123 Charlee Swain 61 63 124 Advanced Curry Williams 52 52 104 Joey Downey 51 55 106 Chris Downey 49 57 106 Eric Day 51 56 107 Chris Sigler 55 53 108 Bryan Holyfield 49 62 111 Kyle Hickman 54 58 112 Garret Hayes 51 67 118 Intermediate Mike Shoemake 54 49 103 Dylan Hunn 54 52 106 Drew Larsen 51 55 106 Michael Perry 54 53 107by ransomjones - SN Tournament Information
first round pro Philip Tait 46 pro women Charlee Swain 61 Lynn Day 63 advanced Bryan Holyfield 49 Chris Downey 49 Joey Downey 51 Garret Hayes 51 Eric Day 51 Curry Williams 52 Kyle Kickman 54 Chris Sigler 55 intermediate Drew Larsen 51 Chuck Burdine 51 Dylan Hunn 54 Clay Martin 54 Michael Perry 54 Mike Shoemake 54 Wade Bouchard 54 Kyle Baker 55 Charles Zalopany 56 Heath Sby ransomjones - SN Tournament Information
Make sure you are on the correct year for the tournament results pagehttp://www.sndg.org/stats/event.php/1492by ransomjones - General Discussion
1. Club name: Hattiesburg Disc Golf Association 2. Amount of club dues: $15.00 includes tag 4. What days do you play mini's: Summer schedule - Tuesdays Duncan Lake doubles - Thursdays Tatum Park - Sundays Paul B Johnson State Park \ Ashe Lake Recreational Park Winter schedule - Sundays TBD between, Duncan Lake - Tatum Park - Paul B - Ashe Lake - or designated local course. 5. How manyby ransomjones - General Discussion
FIN: pro Name Rd1 Rd2 Total Matt Orum 48 47 95 Cam Colglazier 47 49 96 Dean Pfeifer 52 56 108 Matt Odenwelder 55 55 110 Scott Garner 54 58 112 Jamie Massengale 54 60 114 Nolan Greenwood 62 63 125 pro master Will Timmons 54 55 109 Jon Fox 51 59 110 Stephen Harrison 62 69 131 pro grandmaster Dale McVeay 62 61 123 advanced Alex Brister 50 57 107 Chris Downey 55 52 107 Aaron Sims 5by ransomjones - SN Tournament Information
First Round: Pro Cam Colglazier 47 Matt Orum 48 Dean Pfeifer 52 Scott Garner 54 Jamie Massengale 54 Matt Odenwelder 55 Nolan Greenwood 62 pro master Jon Fox 51 Will Timmons 54 Stephen Harrison 62 pro grandmaster Dale McVeay 62 advanced Alex Brister 50 Phillip Tait 52 Aaron Sims 53 Chad Sherbert 54 Chris Downey 55 Kyle Hickman 55 Jayson Camper 56 Brandon Davis 58 Josh Greby ransomjones - SN Tournament Information
HDGA events are always sent in and dues paid before the last person leaves the park.by ransomjones - General Discussion
useaho Re: Hattiesburg Life Bowl - Feb. 9 February 11, 2013 11:02PM Registered: 5 weeks ago Posts: 11 matt adkinson instead of matthew thank you Reply Quoteby ransomjones - SN Tournament Information
Hattiesburg Team Pro A - Will Timmons Pro B - Jamie Massengale Master - Dale McVeay Adv - Beau Seifert Am - TBD (Wednesday 3/13/13) Woman - Skye Morganby ransomjones - SN Tournament Information
Why is it when Tony Bass has an event someone in Mobile schedules a non-sanctioned event on the same day with only days notice?by ransomjones - General Discussion
Why is it when Tony Bass has an event someone in Mobile schedules a non-sanctioned event on the same day with only days notice? Also why is this on the tournament page?by ransomjones - General Discussion
Thanks everyone for coming out to help raise money for the American cancer society (relay for life) with your help we raised $1000 today hope everyone had a great time.by ransomjones - SN Tournament Information
Congrats to: R.J. McInnis from Jackson winning the Yeti Chris Downey from Moblie winning the traveler basketby ransomjones - SN Tournament Information
FINAL PRO 1st Tony Bass 44 53 97 $115.00 2nd Michael Sham 50 52 102 $55.00 3rd Tim Leggitt 54 54 108 $10.00 PRO MASTER 1st Doug Williams 44 52 96 $135.00 2nd Will Timmons 44 56 100 $60.00 3rd Stephen Harrison 50 55 105 $30.00 4th Jon Fox 49 57 106 $10.00 5th Joe Burback 53 55 108 $10.00 ADVANCED 1st Chris Sigler 47 56 103 $115.00 2nd Chris Downey 48 57 105 $85.00 3rd Chadby ransomjones - SN Tournament Information
First Round Pro Tony Bass 44 Michael Sham 50 Tim Leggitt 54 Pro Women Madison Walker 54 Lynn Day 56 Skye Morgan 59 Deborah Brouillette 65 Pro Master Doug Williams 44 Will Timmons 44 Jon Fox 49 Stephen Harrison 50 Joe Burback 53 Advanced Chris Sigler 47 Chris Downey 48 Eric Day 51 Josh Greene 53 Wade Bouchard 56 Chad Sherbert 58 Josh Price 59 Garrett Hayes 59 Cain Blackwelby ransomjones - SN Tournament Information
We have received pre registration via paypal from: Bo Baker - intermediate or recreational Rob Ruffin - recreational William Wilkes intermediate Chuck Burdine intermediate Robert Pittman intermediate Matthew Adkinson recreational R.J. McInnis intermediate We will NOT be accepting pre-registration after 4:30 today (via paypal), all registration after this time will need to be done Saturby ransomjones - SN Tournament Information
Tomorrow will be the last day we can accept registration from paypal we will wait until 4:30pm after that we will close online registration. We will have day of registration. Thanksby ransomjones - SN Tournament Information
Why did this thread that deals with several SN events get moved and the SN cup caddie thread gets to stay? Seems like you all are just singling tony out.by ransomjones - General Discussion
I think this is where you would come into an issue with this situation. 804.03 Interference C. A thrown disc at rest that has been moved shall be replaced to its approximate position (see 802.02.E). A marker disc at rest that has been moved shall be replaced to mark the approximate lie (see 802.03.F). 802.03 Marking the Lie F. A marker disc that is moved prior to the ensuing throw shall bby ransomjones - General Discussion
("attendace" not a word) Dillion is talking without knowing, he has never been to one of Tony's events and I'm sure if he shows up to one it won't be good for him. (Right Tony) furthermore, Dillion can't run an event because his "attendace" (still not a word) would be one and that would be Dillion. Dillion tries to be like Bluff but Dillion isn't witty and honest he just voby ransomjones - SN Tournament Information
I put Hattiesburg's in the mail today.by ransomjones - SN Tournament Information
Just found out that we will have a Yeti roadie to raffle off at this event.by ransomjones - SN Tournament Information
Last day to pre register: snail mail feb 1st paypal feb 5thby ransomjones - SN Tournament Information
i was using skysouth as an example, the local club could use their local vendor for merchandise. i see what you are saying to make it easier on the club and have someone come in with everything needed in hand and run the event would be much easier on the local members. the local club would just have to calculate what they would gain against what they would lose from having someone come in and runby ransomjones - General Discussion
I can see where it could be helpful to a small area but if they are going to get sponsorships that could be their starting capital to purchase merchandise. then when entry fees come in they can replace the money spent from the sponsorship money. also skysouth has sent us merchandise upfront and let us pay after the event so we didnt need any money to start. dont take what i am saying the wrongby ransomjones - General Discussion
I dont see why a club would do this, if you schedule an event you will get participants, and you can become a club promoter easy with innova which comes with great prices on discs. or get a vendor like skysouth to come in for merchandise. the only reason for a club to bring someone in to run an event is if they didnt have experience or were nervous about running it for the first time. but i haveby ransomjones - General Discussion
This was an oversight on the part of HDGA and is in the process of being fixed.by ransomjones - SN Tournament Information


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UN-HABITAT's Executive Director Mrs. Anna Tibaijuka has urged governments to urgently implement strategies that will protect the world's ageing population which currently stands at 600 million people.
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