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KNOXVILLE — After dropping a tough battle with rival Kentucky on Sunday, the No. 10 Lady Vols (20-5, 9-3) are regrouping and focusing on the last four games of the regular season. UT welcomes Auburn (14-11, 5-7) to Thompson-Boling Arena Thursday with the race for the SEC title still on the line.
Tipoff with the Tigers
Tennessee will face AU in a 7 p.m. ET tip-off on CSS Thursday evening. UT owns a 38-10 record against Auburn, with an 18-2 mark when playing in Knoxville. The Tigers are coming off a 10-point loss against Missouri last Sunday.
"Auburn is a great defensive team," assistant coach Jolette Law said. "Their motto is 'defensive chaos.' They run multiple defenses. You'll see a 3-2 press into a 3-2, a 2-2-1 into a 2-3, so like I told the players yesterday, expect to see some sort of press for 40 minutes. They live by it; they let their defense create their offensive opportunities."
"They throw so many different defenses at you just trying to confuse you," junior forward Cierra Burdick said. "It is just a matter of us trying to stay within our system, running our sets no matter what, and playing together. Five together basketball is what is going to win this game. We are also going to have to stop their transition. They love to get up and down the floor. We are going to have to make an effort and maybe send two back."
Auburn is the first of four SEC games remaining on the Lady Vols' regular-season schedule before the league tournament in Duluth, Ga.
Turnover troubles
The Lady Vols have been troubled with turnovers this season. Kentucky forced 22 miscues by Tennessee on Sunday, the seventh game with 20-plus turnovers for UT this season.
"I think there were a lot of unforced errors on our part," Burdick said. "It is just a matter of getting back to the drawing board. We have to make sure we come in here focused every single day. We were turning the ball over in practice before Kentucky. That is only right that it transferred over to the court against Kentucky. It is just a matter of having great prep days and preparing for the team we have coming up next."
"It is always a concern, and definitely going into the game, I'm the accountability coach that puts them on the line to make them run with the ball," Law said. "I think that we were turning the ball over a little bit too much prior to the Kentucky game. Did I think it was going to affect us the way that it did? No, because we have gotten much better in that area the last four games. Now that it happened, we have to go back to watching film and seeing what happened. We are going back to holding them accountable for the turnovers."
Practices on Tuesday and Wednesday keyed in on limiting turnovers, working on defense and boxing out.
"We've been working on trying to just limit our turnovers," Law said. "We've been putting them through situations in practice, use the infamous ball rack. If they turn the ball over in a drill, just say three more times."
"I think we are just going to have to focus on turnovers in practice," Carter said. "We had a little stretch where we were really taking care of the ball. Then, Kentucky just came in here and put us out of our element and put a little pressure on us. We did not take care of the ball the way we should have. But, we are all completely aware of it and it's something that we are focusing on. Coach Law is holding us accountable. Hopefully we'll just get it taken care of before tournament time."
Although the Lady Vols have lost just five games, it can feel like 20 games for a player donning the Orange & White. The 11 players are keeping each other accountable and picking each other up after losses.
"That is what we are built on," Burdick said. "We have to hold each other accountable. I think Coach Law does a great job of that. If you watch practice, you know she has a ball rack out. If we miss box outs, she has five balls on the rack. If all those balls are off the rack, then we are running. It is holding each other accountable, staying positive and encouraging one another. We have to have great leadership. We have to lead in the right direction. Like Andraya (Carter) said, we have to play Lady Vol basketball."
The coaches are doing their share of making the players in-tune to what is required and keeping the Lady Vol standard.
"It is a good amount of running," Carter said. "Our coaches are really holding us accountable, and we are holding each other accountable. We will get it taken care of."


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1 Go down and sit in the dust, virgin Daughter Babylon! Sit on the ground without a throne, Daughter Chaldea, because they will no longer call you tender and pampered. | 1 "Go down, sit in the dust, Virgin Daughter of Babylon; sit on the ground without a throne, Daughter of the Babylonians. No more will you be called tender or delicate. |
2 Take the millstones and grind flour! Remove your veil, strip off your robe, expose your thighs, wade through the rivers! | 2 Take millstones and grind flour; take off your veil. Lift up your skirts, bare your legs, and wade through the streams. |
3 Your nakedness will be exposed, and your disgrace will be seen. I will take vengeance; no one will intervene. | 3 Your nakedness will be exposed and your shame uncovered. I will take vengeance; I will spare no one." |
4 Our redeemer has spoken; the LORD of heavenly forces is his name, the holy one of Israel. | 4 Our Redeemer--the LORD Almighty is his name-- is the Holy One of Israel. |
5 Sit silent and go into darkness, Daughter Chaldea, because they will no longer call you Queen of Kingdoms. | 5 "Sit in silence, go into darkness, Daughter of the Babylonians; no more will you be called queen of kingdoms. |
6 I was enraged with my people; I made my inheritance impure and put them under your power. You took no pity on them. You made your yoke heavy even on the elderly. | 6 I was angry with my people and desecrated my inheritance; I gave them into your hand, and you showed them no mercy. Even on the aged you laid a very heavy yoke. |
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Have you ever loved a particular designer so much, you'd be thrilled to own anything bearing his or her stamp? Well, Alexander Wang's banking on that very idea with his third Objects collection, a line of everyday items made over in his signature black stingray embossing and sleek brushed brass.
Wang's previous two Objects capsules featured croc-stamped bike locks, inflatable sharks and an extraordinarily fancy lambskin-and-shearling teddy bear (we're willing to bet that Kim and Kanye already have one of the latter set aside for little North West). Among the goodies up for grabs in Alex's third go-round? A set of black-on-black playing cards, a jump rope with "AW"-engraved metal handles—leave it to the New York designer to make cardio seem chic—and even a minimalist-cool bottle opener. At $75, you'd better reserve that one for your top-of-the-line craft brews.
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Does anyone know anything about this brug? Its variegated and pink and on ebay (seller pest2063) thanks for any info. Cindy |
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I'd never heard of that one and looked it up. It appears to be a variegated sport of Isabella from Germany. There's a few links if you do a search but all are in French and I don't remember enough French from HS to read more then a few words. lol |
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Thanks again it's nice to know it's a good ebay seller:) |
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Code:root@dinosaur:/dev/mapper# swapon -s Filename Type Size Used Priority /dev/mapper/dinosaur-swap_1 partition 372728 91972 -1
I also tried turning off swap which failed. So this may make things even more difficult:
Code:root@dinosaur:/dev/mapper# swapoff -a swapoff: /dev/mapper/dinosaur-swap_1: Cannot allocate memory
Code:root@dinosaur:~# lvdisplay --- Logical volume --- LV Name /dev/dinosaur/root VG Name dinosaur LV UUID lbWvJT-RFUe-BHIG-0gW1-fiLy-bBWZ-MzH16x LV Write Access read/write LV Status available # open 1 LV Size 35.00 GB Current LE 8960 Segments 1 Allocation inherit Read ahead sectors 0 Block device 254:0 --- Logical volume --- LV Name /dev/dinosaur/swap_1 VG Name dinosaur LV UUID ldluB2-1PSo-h8Q8-Y5YK-uhfa-Du7l-SAssWh LV Write Access read/write LV Status available # open 2 LV Size 2.00 GB Current LE 512 Segments 2 Allocation inherit Read ahead sectors 0 Block device 254:1


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Two weeks ago at one of the craziest Startup Weekends Yet, Startup Weekend #Portland, 15 year old Jackson Gariety made a big splash with his #startup HashTraffic. Gariety tells us that some of the judges were concerned that there wasn't a sustainable business model yet, but overall there was buzz around this 15 year old and his abilities.
Startup founders are getting younger and younger. We heard the story over the weekend about a 13 year old who may have the secret recipe for a lollipop to stop hiccups. We also always hear stories about founders in their 20′s who had already become entrepreneurs in their teen years.
Gariety is one of those entrepreneurs and founders. He took a short break from coding this past weekend to speak with nibletz.com here's that interview:
Well, the name isn't set in stone, but to understand #HashTraffic you've first got to understand #hashtags. They originated on the popular networking website twitter.com when the very influential and now Google employee Chris Messina suggested that a '#' pound symbol could be used to make the word #barcamp stand out in Twitter search. Barcamp is a lineup of free conferences where people give talks. In order to connect the people who go to #barcamp, Chris had the idea of making the word stand out in Twitter search. What he had done was create the first Twitter group. It took Twitter by storm and now Twitter has added support for hashtagged words by making them link directly to a Twitter search. By using the hsahtag #barcamp in a tweet, you're putting yourself and your tweet in the barcamp 'clique'. So if I see one tweet with #barcamp, I can click it and see a realtime list of what everyone on Twitter is saying about #barcamp also. It's groups for Twitter, created by users themselves! Since then the protocol has extended to Instagram and Google+, but not really made its way onto content management systems or become very widely used, despite its popularity on Twitter.
#HashTraffic bridges the gap between #websites by utilizing hashtags. With our software, which comes in the form of a website script, WordPress plugin, Drupal plugin, etc. bloggers can use #hashtags in their posts just like they do on Twitter. I can write an article about my experience at Portland Barcamp, use the hashtag #pdxbarcamp in my post, and HashTraffic turns that word in my post into a clickable link that displays a realtime feed of other blog posts, forums, news articles, websites, or any other kind of media around the web that is hashtagged with #pdxbarcamp. It takes this booming web trend ready burst out of its cocoon and makes it an internet protocol to drive traffic around from blog to blog. Why would anyone want that? Because at the moment, our web experience is broken. We browse the web by searching Google, reading an article, then going back to Google again. It's a fundamentally broken exercise. Why always go back to the hub when you could go from site to site. This is also an advantage to bloggers, since those who use the plugin on their site can drive traffic to it simply by using common tags. They can get more viewers on their blog or forum by putting themselves in a clique. Just like developers, designers and businessmen get attention in the startup world by attending events like #pdxbarcamp.
#HashTraffic bridges this gap on the web. It adds another dimension to the web experience.
I'm currently attending Grant High School in northeast Portland. It's a great place full of passionate teachers. Unfortunately we're experiencing major budget cuts at the moment. Backing up a bit, I started with technology back in 2009 when I started writing a simple HTML site to host and sell my photography on. Then, the focus was first on the photos, second on the business, and third on the coding. Since then, my interests have done a complete 180 and I'm now coding every chance I get, trying to start a business around the technology, and I shoot photos for fun in my spare time. After I realized there's no money in art itself (compare Justin Bieber to Miles Davis in terms of how much money they made), I tried to think of a way to make money off of a product where I could be artistic but also solve a problem in the world. I adopted the WordPress slogan "code is poetry" as my motto and trudged into the world of web development and entrepreneurship. The old photo site is gone, and in its place is http://jacksongariety.com/, a well-written chunk of HTML, CSS, JavaScript and PHP that shows my freelance web design, my web development blog and my photoblog.
I try to constantly be doing something related to the internet. Part of that is always thinking of new ideas. Since Startup Weekend, I've worked with Colby Aley, the other 15 year old who pitched that weekend. We're trying to put together a PHP tool that people can use to easily create an online scoreboard for sports events. It uses Twitter to crowdsource football games and basketball games and display score information in real time. It doesn't really have any business potential, but it's a really cool use of Twitter and #hashtags.
For the most part, yes. They're happy I can find something I love, do it well, and make money doing it, there's no doubt about that. Though there's always this worry, especially since I've gotten into the business aspect of technology, that I won't finish high school or that my grades will slip. I value education far too much for that, but it's hard to care about something/someone and not be concerned, so it makes sense to me when there's a bit of tension during a talk about looking for investments to grow #HashTraffic.
I have no formal training in computers at all. But not everyone needs it. Passion and artistic intuition drive success, so if you can get that in school, fantastic, but if it comes naturally to you, even better. Those who truly love business or photography or technology or anything at all will find themselves learning at every available opportunity. I've built apps of all kinds, from web apps to iPhone apps to mac apps. My strong point is most certainly the web, and I try to take it seriously. It's easy to start coding and learn "pigeon code" just like any language, in or out of the computer world. I study programming by reading books and dissecting websites, and I strive to write the cleanest, most flexible and up-to-date code possible. This is important on the web, since everything is changing so fast.
At school I try to involve my passion with my teachers and peers as much as possible, but this has proven to be difficult. Grant has no classes that are geared towards understanding the internet or programming computers or design, and artistic classes such as music are being cut in favor of the more industrial classes like mathematics, science and english. I'm a firm believer that art of all forms is what drives success, and it saddens me to see how America's education system, especially Portland, is getting the fuzzy end of the lollypop and having to cut classes rather then add them. The web is the fastest growing industry in the world, and students should be taught to use it and learn business in technology as it is invaluable to the future of America as a country.
Definitely Steve Jobs. He showed the world that technology was art, and I respect that more then anything. Also, Jack Dorsey. He straddles the fields of entrepreneur and developer so well it makes my head spin. Max Miedinger for creating the Helvetica font. Some people say it's overused, I say it creates an elegant consistency throughout the world. After all, there's a reason good designers don't use a different font on every page of a book, that would be a high school yearbook. All of the Automattic team, pioneers of neue open source, creators of WordPress which powers something like 20% of the internet. Wieden+Kenney for creating a revolution in advertising. So many more inspirational people doing incredible things because they get that technology is art. Some of the earliest human technology was the trowel, used to dig ditches efficiently and grow crops. Someone had to invent that.
What an incredible experience and community. The weekend was worth far more then its price-tag and an awesome staff of people put it together. I can only imagine how Startup Weekend will grow over the years as the Portland startup scene becomes more realistic.
The weekend took a lot of energy out of me. It wasn't so much the late hours as it was the constant communication with all sorts of people with incredible ideas to bring to the table. The weekend made me realize just how much effort it takes to organize all these ideas that people have, since so many want to contribute. People just passing buy our room saw developers sitting around tables and people talking about how to improve the pitch and they just want to stop in and help. I was either talking to someone or listening to someone for 54 hours straight trying to figure out which ideas were golden that could accelerate the project as fast as possible.
The consensus was that we didn't have a business model. We got a couple questions from the crowd and the judges, all were about revenue stream except for one question which showed our team that not everyone has a fundamental understanding of how Twitter works. But the business model question stuck, and we instantly got to work on a revenue model which we recently finished. It's been a week, and over that time we think we've figured out how we can keep ads off of the product and still monetize it immediately.
Browsing Facebook and watching as hundreds of high schoolers use #hashtags that don't link anywhere. I realized that hashtags were more then a feature of Twitter. They were the natural pattern of how humans form groups and connect with each other. I saw visions of a new web protocol, one that doesn't require an RSS reader app.
Aside from web development, business and photography, I participate in the Grant High School Ski Race Team during the winter. Part of my fascination with skiing ties into photography. I love being out in the mountains and discovering trails and skiing through quiet areas that aren't constantly being bombarded with human activity. It's magic up there in the mountains. SO I guess you could say my other interest is nature. I like to hollow out lightbulbs and plant small gardens inside of them and watch the plants grow out the bottom of the lightbulb. It's that mixing of technology and nature that I find fascinating.
Yes. I'm taking a break from coding right now to fill this out. There's a lot I'd like to say about the development of the product that I won't at this particular point in time, but we're looking at rapid expansion of user base very soon and the rollout of a few new products in the lineup including a dashboard for web-masters and bloggers to analyze their hashtag use.It's hard for me since I'm in high school, but I work on the project after school and we're looking for an investment to rent office space as well as developers.
Web, web, school, web, web, web, web… etc.
After high school, depending on how far I can take HashTraffic in such a short period of time (I'm a sophomore now), I'd like to go to college for computer sciences in either the New York area of San Francisco Bay Area so I can be close to where tech startups are happening. And who knows where the next silicon valley will be. Things are moving from desktop computers and into the cloud and on mobile devices, so a new epicenter for startups could be anywhere in the next 15 years, who knows. If you want to know where I'll be after high school, it's wherever the next silicon valley is. Maybe that's San Francisco, maybe it's in another country, I'll be there.
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Our request for the quotas to be waived has been held up by governmental
bureaucracy and/or the lack of will/spine to proceed up the chain of command.
The phrase "wilderness character being disturbed" is being used as the main
reason/excuse not to proceed. We have addressed this issue directly by being
willing to spend almost $2000 to get our food over Taboose Pass and close to
the Taboose Pass Trail/JMT junction so that we could all get over the pass that
same day with each team member continuing on to their assigned basecamps
in different sections of the search area well outside of the required 1/4 mile
for groups over 10 (neither search team will be over 8).
The main slap in the face is that there will be no major SAR effort for Larry
conducted in July, but a few (2-3) qualified individuals, yet to be recruited,
would search for clues, walking the trails talking to people. No SAR, no helicopters,
no large group of searchers.
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I'm a pretty big fan of MLG, I like their tournament structure and overall professionalism. I always enjoy their production quality in streams and live events. I have watched 2 events from home, had one watch party and gone to one live event, and loved them all. I hope they get enough viewers this season to keep league of legends in their regular block of games, and maybe even expand them into multiple events per season like they did with SC2.
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I hate everything about this Championship that stole all the PAX tickets away because you guys couldn't afford your own venue. I truly hate it.
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Like others, I would be interested in knowing whether Moscow 5 was invited or not. It could be that they could not be there for those dates. But, without comment on why they are not there, it does give an impression that one of, if not THE strongest team, was not invited. Just looking for clarification.
Yeah, I'm not a big fan of M5 but i know they are one of the best teams out there. can we get clarification why they are not going to be there?
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who's on tsm evolved and clg b? r they different ppl from the ones on tsm and clg?
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M5 got invited but declined due to travel problem. And I think MLG will need more place. It's going to be awsome for people attending. The less-awsome part is people that will complain on forum because livestream will only be 480p and not all 4 streams are going to be free. That's going to make alot of trolls complaining and the forum will be really sad during MLG. Not counting the twitch chat. Yeah people will complainin twitch sucks again and owned is best even if it's MLG choice to have those setting. Have fun people at the event. Livestream and forum discussion won't be as fun =D
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on March 30, 2009 Source: Policy Dialogue on Entrepreneurship
The U.S. has been depending on foreign graduatesfrom our universities for much of the innovative and entrepreneurialactivities in our economy (think, for example, Google, Intel, eBay,Yahoo and Sun Microsystems whichwe profile this week). The contribution of high-skill immigrants to theeconomy has been studied in detail. For example, a recent Harvard analysis ofthe 2000 Census shows that immigrants represent only 12 percent of thetotal workforce, but 47 percent of all scientists and engineers withdoctorates. This last proportion is likely to rise since 67 percent ofall those who entered the fields of science and engineering between1995 and 2006 were immigrants. The Small Business Administration recentlyrevealed that immigrants are disproportionately prone toentrepreneurship: they represent 12.5 percent of all business ownersand are 30 percent more likely to start a business than native citizensare. Moreover, they generate 11.6 percent of all business income in theU.S. and own 11.2 percent of businesses with at least $100,000 in sales.
Vivek Wadwha fromDuke and Harvard has been pointing to these and other important trends.His research has shown that immigrants founded 25 percent of all U.S.engineering and technology companies started between 1995 and 2005,including half of those in Silicon Valley. In 2005 alone, immigrants'businesses generated $52 billion in sales and employed 450,000 workers.Furthermore, almost a quarter of all international patent applicationsfiled from the U.S. in 2006 named foreign nationals as inventors.Scholars Jennifer Hunt and Marjolaine Gauthier-Loiselle even argue thatthat a 1% point increase in immigrant college graduates should lead toan increase in patents per capita of 9%-18%.
Despitethe strong evidence in favor of more highly-educated immigrants, ourpolicies have been sending the opposite signal. Currently, only 85,000visas a year are allocated to the sort of skilled workers the economyneeds. If these high skilled immigrants want to stay permanently, theyhave to apply for permanent residency status. This can take years and cost thousands of dollars to obtain. One study foundthat hundreds of thousands of foreign graduates with technical majorsconstrained by green card and H-1B constraints might have added almost$14 billion to the nation's GDP in 2008 and some $3 billion to thefederal treasury. Unfortunately, the final stimulus bill that emergedon Capitol Hill contained a worrisome provision on immigration thatwould restrict financial institutions that receive federal bailoutfunds from applying for H-1B visas to hire high-skilled immigrants.This sends a bad signal to other sectors of our economy and couldhinder economic recovery.
Not surprisingly, high skilled immigrants and students are looking for opportunities elsewhere. A recent survey of1,224 foreign nationals who are currently studying in institutions ofhigher learning in the U.S. or who had graduated by the end of the 2008academic year revealed that very few would like to stay in the U.S.permanently: only 6% of Indian, 10% of Chinese, and 15% of Europeans.The U.S. faces increasing competition in the global labor market fromother OECD countries, and, more significantly, from the growingeconomic opportunities available to university-degreed professionals intheir home countries.
It is unfortunate that the debate onimmigration has so far focused primarily on low-skill immigration. Theevidence above shows what is at stake. We hope to alert policymakersabout this pressing issue on April 6th when we hold our next PolicyDialogue on Entrepreneurship briefing. Vivek Wadhwa, Tim Kane from theKauffman Foundation and Amir Hudda, a technology entrepreneur, willdiscuss how friendlier immigration policies today can help heal oureconomy (more details on registering for this event at www.publicforuminstitute.org/pde).
Jobgeneration and innovation are in everybody's interest. Companies cannotwait for changes in our education system to yield results. Firms havingdifficulties hiring a talented workforce might decide to relocate.While we need improvements in our education system, in the short termwe should welcome foreigners who look to the U.S. as a place to learnand apply their skills.
Jonathan Ortmans is a senior fellow at the Kauffman Foundation where he focuses on public policies to promote entrepreneurship in the U.S. and around the world. In addition, he serves as president of the Public Forum Institute, a non-partisan organization dedicated to fostering dialogue on important policy issues.
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Less than two weeks before Wally Oppal is scheduled to deliver his final report on B.C.'s Missing Women Commission of Inquiry, three human rights groups are calling the process a "failure".
In a report entitled Blueprint for an Inquiry released today by West Coast LEAF, Pivot Legal Society, and the B.C. Civil Liberties Association, the groups outline a series of criticisms and recommendations for future inquiry processes involving marginalized groups.
The B.C. inquiry led by Oppal, which began evidentiary hearings in October 2011, was established to examine the police investigations of missing women in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside in the years leading up to Robert Pickton's arrest. Over a dozen community groups withdrew from the process before it began, and frequent protests were held outside the inquiry in downtown Vancouver.
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"This inquiry was a missed opportunity to include the voices of marginalized women, of marginalized communities, and those who were directly impacted by the subject matter of the inquiry. It perpetuated the very problems it sought to alleviate," Kasari Govender, the executive director of West Coast LEAF, said at a press conference at the Carnegie Centre today (November 19).
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Representatives of the three legal groups said while they still "hold out hope" for Oppal's final report, they maintain it won't address what they say are flaws with the process.
"Every day that this inquiry went on, you saw aboriginal women outside on the street protesting, not inside the inquiry testifying, and regardless of the quality of the recommendations that come forward, those process flaws need to be addressed," said Lindsay Lyster, the president of the B.C. Civil Liberties Association.
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Since I just finished working on this, I decided to leave it out. The embroidery behind the trees is from my late MIL, and I thought the two went perfect together!
I'm sure you've seen the inspiration pictures like this. I was going to put beads on the trees but they're under all the other decorations. lol I cannot believe I'm wearing shorts while I decorate! Arctic air comes in on Monday. YAY! |
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I love your mini-forest. The wall art is lovely, too. |
Rafor, she gently laid the red ribbon and put a stitch in several places to keep it in place. There's a dark green tree in the sled which you can't see in the picture which is made of loose thread. This isn't even embroidery, I don't know what it is. It has a bit of cross stitch, embroidery etc., in it. She would go to workshops all over the USA to learn that stuff. |
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That wall art is incredibly beautiful...what an heirloom, oakley ... & I love how you picked up those colors in your tree vignette! Lovely. Nearly shorts weather here, too...way above avg. but our cold is coming back on Fri. Happy Thanksgvg! Jeanne S. |
Thank you Jeanne. It was actually an accident setting it there. I put it down to move something else and realized it was a perfect fit! We have about 10 other stitchings she's done, much more intricate and beautiful. She had the patience, that's for sure. lol. |
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The surgery has repaired damaged arms and has enabled many, many players to extend their playing careers. The surgery is performed when there is damage to Ulnar Collateral ligament in the elbow, and it has to be replaced. At one time, players may have had to end their careers because of that type of elbow injury.
Delta State University head baseball coach as Mike Kinnison, who has had players that have had the surgery, said the advancement in modern medicine has been a real asset.
"It used to be if you had a player that had to undergo that surgery, you almost felt like it would be career ending," Kinnison said. "The technology and the science of that have advanced some much now, it's a whole different thing. Position players can often come back from that surgery and play in nine or ten months. Pitchers, it's usually more like a year and a half to twelve months sometimes if you're lucky. "Different people recover at different times, but at least from a coaching perspective now you do have anticipation on being able to get a guy back that has had Tommy John Surgery."
Former DSU pitchers Brent Leach (DSU 2005) and Garrett Pickens (DSU 2011-13) underwent Tommy John surgery during their time on the team and made successful returns as they are now pitching on the professional level. Another former DSU pitcher John Polles (2001-05), who had the Tommy John surgery in 2003, was able to come back and be one of the main pitchers for the Statesmen in 2004 when they won the national championship.
According to Kinnison, guys that have made the successful transition have had to improve their work ethic.
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Cleveland High School head coach Steve Wies had his shares of experiences in working with a player that has had the procedure. Kyle Buescher, who was one of the Wildcats' top pitchers in 2004 and played college ball at Belhaven, had the surgery in 2003.
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The only downside lately with the surgery is how often more and more players are having it. Many college and professional players have to sit out seasons to have the surgery performed. Nationwide many pitchers on the youth league and high school levels have had to undergo the surgery. These days, there are city leagues and travel ball leagues with some kids playing both a young ages. Another thing that can put stress on a player is the fact that when he's not pitching, he has to play another position later that day or the start of the next day. Proper mechanics and good warm-up techniques are and always have been essential to protecting arms.
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According to the American Sports Medicine Institute, 23 percent of the pitchers that received Tommy John Surgery were playing on the youth league and high school level. Although the percentage is still high, it's the lowest it's been since 2004 when it was 20 percent.
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The Mississippi High School Activities Association as a rule in baseball that says a pitcher can't throw more than 17 innings in a calendar week (Monday-Saturday).
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Swartz was indicted for stealing more than 4 million documents from the highly prestigious Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) faced 35 years in prison and a $1 million fine if convicted. His trial was to start later this year.
Following his death many important voices have questioned the seriousness of the charges and have criticized the case as unfair.
Lawerence Lessig, founder of creative commons has lashed out at the government agencies in his latest blog post. He writes, "From the beginning, the government worked as hard as it could to characterize what Aaron did in the most extreme and absurd way. The "property" Aaron had "stolen," we were told, was worth "millions of dollars" — with the hint, and then the suggestion, that his aim must have been to profit from his crime. But anyone who says that there is money to be made in a stash of ACADEMIC ARTICLES is either an idiot or a liar. It was clear what this was not, yet our government continued to push as if it had caught the 9/11 terrorists red-handed."
Many of us in the blogsposhere too are equally guilty, as not many tech journalists realized what Aaron went through and published one story after another subjecting him to online media trail. Not many of us tried to delve deep into the case to find the seriousness or absurdity of the charges and proclaimed him as accused even before the actual trial had began. We all owe an unconditional apology to him.
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Name: Tom Lichtenheld Age: 59Tie to Kane County: Resides in GenevaWhat makes him intriguing: This best-selling author has published more than a dozen books, authors a blog and has been recognized numerous times as a gifted writer. Not to mention, he also saves his crayon shavings — because they're so expensive — for a future use some day Words To Live By: "Be yourself; everyone else is already taken." — Oscar Wilde
One of Tom Lichtenheld's earliest memories as a child is drawing a ship on the blackboard hanging in his family's kitchen in Rockford.
While he may have needed some phone books in order to see over the countertop back then, Lichentenheld had the determination to be someone bigger one day.
Nearly 40 years later, Lichtenheld still carries an imagination that has kept any of life's monotonous happenings from wearing him down.
Still, it wasn't until his nephew wrote him a letter asking for some pirate doodles that the current author/illustrator decided to see if the public would also appreciate his work. Before long, one doodle-filled pirate page turned into 20 that eventually led to the creation of Lichtenheld's first children's book, "Everything I Know About Pirates," published in 2000.
Lichtenheld continues to capture the attention of both younger and older generations with his playful words and characters bursting with personality on every page of the short stories he puts together for children. Currently, he has 16 books published, and three new ones are set to come out in the spring. Working out of his home in Geneva, Lichtenheld enjoys what he calls the walk-able, historic river town with his wife, Jan, whom he occasionally calls upon for advice during his writing process.
"Endings are particularly difficult," Lichtenheld says, adding that his wife has a knack for coming up with how a story should end.
Keeping equilibrium between his personal life and a busy schedule is a process Lichtenheld admits he has yet to master. On average — although he has recently been on a touring hiatus — he visits 25 schools across the country each year, explaining the importance of practicing a skill, patience and accepting criticism, plus the value of artistic talent.
"It's a valuable skill that can lead to a lifelong career," he says.
And indeed he has. Lichtenheld has spent 35 years marrying his humor with his creative doodles that have kept children laughing until the very last page.
"The word 'underpants' is always funnier than the word 'underwear,'" he notes. "Go figure."
While Lichtenheld has received many prestigious awards and been on the New York Times' best-seller list, he remains humble and loyal to his smallest fans that fuel his inspiration.
"As a listener, I try to understand them," he says. "As a creator, I try to help see that books and reading are fun. When I create a book, I'm always thinking of my reader as one child, and I challenge myself to engage and entertain my audience one child at a time."
Len Bielefeldt, artist and proprietor of the art supply store Art Box in Geneva, is equally impressed by the local talent provided by Lichtenheld.
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My Tomahawk wood chipper / shredder is acting up. When I start work, it seems to chip OK. After 10 minutes or so, there is no power to the chipper flywheel. I have decided that I do need a new belt. While taking things apart, I opened up the clutch and cleaned out a LOT of dirt. I am wondering if everything is as it should be in the clutch. It is just metal to metal ( shoes and drum) -- should there be something in the way of a friction mateial on the shoes ( and it is all worn away ???) Or is th clutch as it should be and the belt is probably all I need? Hopefully, I have attached a photo to show shoes and inside of drum. |
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Very Good Pics! I have not seen lining materials on a small engine clutch vs all metal. Actually I have not seen what I felt was a bad clutch due to the shoes/hubs, bushings vs bad chain cogs on chainsaws. Your clutch looks normal IMO. Techs, What would dictate a bad clutch or cause a bad clutch shoes or drum (excessive wear, bad springs, hot spots, worn bushing)?? |
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Your clutch is all right. I have the older Super Tomahawk which uses pulley and idler which makes the belt function as the clutch. In your case belt needs to be fairly tight so it doesn't slip. You should adjust to get about 1/2" deflection of the belt between the clutch and chipper pulley. Also, make sure you lightly oil the bushing (the brass part) where it rides on the shaft. |
GG: I also have a Tomahawk, only a underpowered 4 hp model. My dad quickly shredded the belt on it. I finally learned that to engage the belt without killing the engine one had to gradually get the speed up by engaging it only for a second at a time. Took some getting used to. One could not start it at all with any material inside. |
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