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I'd like to share with you why RC soaring is more than just a hobby, but a venue in which to meet and befriend some of the best people out there...
DISCLAIMER! This is more a stream of thought type thing, so please forgive the awkward writing... ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- For those who don't know me, my name is Sean and I've been an RCG member for some time now. Always a glider guider, I got back into the sport in 2006 after a 9-10 year absence. When home back in VA / NC I sold a Riser 78" kit to "some guy" up in Virginia Beach by the RCG Handle of Twizter68, otherwise known as Bill. Little did I know at the time that selling that little balsa kit to some Navy guy would result in gaining a best friend. Fast forward 6 years... I've since relocated to Colorado and Bill is out of the Navy in Texas. However through RCG and AT&T, we keep up. For my wife and I, our relocation to Colorado has had it's share of up's and downs, and we're now expecting our first child at the end of May. Suffice to say, even though I've always wanted a Supra for TD, Jr. and other events conspire to keep that from happening for a long, long time. Unfortunately, as put forward on a thread here, 'ol Twiz is hanging up the radio for a while due to eye trouble. I was shocked to hear the news, but hey, that's life, we'll still be pals even if I'm not destroying him in the landing circle. (right?) What I wasn't ready for was the phone call I got from Twiz a few weeks ago. The long and short of it was that his Supra needed a home and he wanted it to live with me. Even though it's just a plane to some people, considering our situation up here as of late, it was a wonderful surprise and most unexpected; to say the least! (Because after all, he could of sold it...) But what about shipping? It just happened that Twiz's son was going to be in Montrose, CO with the Boy Scouts in the middle of March, however I wasn't able to get out there until last weekend. This is where the "Colorado Slope Brotherhood" comes in. Since 2010, it's been an absolute pleasure (for the most part ) to learn to fly slope and meet so many awesome pilots here in Colorado. Even better, since so many of the towns are so spread out, there's sure to be at least someone whom you know / have met / been sworn at by for stealing a kill, in any town here! It so happened that I had the pleasure of meeting Dragon2 (Rich) last year in Golden and he was in Montrose, the town holding the BSA event. After a few PM's and some Paypal kickback ( just kidding ), Rich agreed to pick up and hold the Supra for me. GREAT! So, this last Saturday, my wife and I went on a nice roadtrip and did a lap around Colorado to pick up a gift from a best friend being watched over by a new one. Bill, Rich; Thank you both very, very much. Sincerely, Sean P.S. - Bill lied, he didn't just give me his Supra, but a lot more: Dude, honestly, you went over and above the call of duty. P.P.S. - See fun-filled photos of the trip below! ImagesView all Images in thread
Mar 24, 2012, 08:35 PM | |
Okay, I see I have to defend myself against the vicious lies that are being spread about me!
The truth is: While I was "sentenced" to durance vile in Virginia Beach (an area I truly loathe, for reasons I will not get into here) by a of a Detailer, I was able to make a few close acquaintences, and a couple good friends. Then came the Phrog Family (See, I know how to spell it correctly!) Sean and Regina gave me a place to depressurize, broke bread and burned meat with me, loaned me a place to rest my head away from barracks life, and even gave me shoulders to cry on (and cry I did) when Mom died. On my retirement from the Canoe Club, they also gave me two gifts; they showed up for the ceremony (all the way from Colorado!) with PhrogDad in tow, and a Hitec Aurora 9 TX. You can't BUY friends like that. So, when my eyes started giving me issues, I knew the only proper home for my SuprAva was with them. See, it's this thing called karma...sometimes it bites you in the arse, and sometimes it gives you a warm hug and a big wet kiss when you need it. |
Mar 25, 2012, 08:08 AM | |
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Glad you guys liked hearing about it. It was just all really nice and I felt that Bill and Rich deserved some recognition. Like someone already said, it's all about karma!
Also, I realized that I never posted a picture of the plane yet, not a full-on one anyway: I've got several mods / changes planned for this bird: Full sand and repaint of fuse pod, wings. New 'Supra Pro' built-up horizontal stab, vertical stab and rudder Rounded and shaped wingtips. |
Mar 25, 2012, 02:06 PM | |
Thanks for sharing!
If the rest of the World were made up of people like Froggy,Twiz and Dragon2,along with many many other people here on RC Groups,we could all be at peace.
Thanks for sharing Froggy. And just think in a few years your going to have a great little flying buddy taging along. Your building and flying days will never end. Enjoy them.Time flies also. Before you know it,your little guy will be getting married and moving on. The clock gets faster every day. Eddie |
Mar 26, 2012, 09:49 AM | |
I was really sorry to hear about Bill getting out of the hobby because I intend to be back in that area within 2 years. My retirement is just about set in stone for October 2013... and I'm going to be looking around Weatherford, Texas for a home. Bummer... Bill get those peepers fixed!
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David Airlie of Red Hat has provided a status update concerning his
project for allowing guest 3D/OpenGL acceleration support within KVM/QEMU virtualized instances.
The latest stumbling block that's been encountered by David in his pursuit of 3D virtual support emulation to match that of the 3D driver offerings of VMware and VirtualBox is how to handle disconnected VM operations. Libvirt-based virtualization solutions like virt-manager don't depend upon the current running user session (or its X.Org Server) when running a VM but effectively run as their own user.
Other virtualization software like GNOME Boxes is also run differently from being a traditional end-user application. David Airlie has been trying to figure out all the implications and how to effectively design a 3D driver for these environments given that the commonly-used GLX interface to OpenGL is contingent upon having an X.Org Server connection.
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There's also been other challenges involved like how to deal with the VM lifecycle when the GPU goes away, etc. David Airlie is slowly but surely working through the 3D VM situation, but long story short don't look for something that's ready for QEMU/KVM in the immediate future. If you need 3D support in a VM now, I highly recommend checking out VMware's (proprietary) virtualization products and do use it on my main system daily.
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Revised Romanization | Gwanbuk |
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Kwanbuk is a region in North Hamgyong and South Hamgyong Provinces of North Korea. The region may once have been occupied by the Okjeo people. It was later controlled by Goguryeo and then Balhae, and subsequently contested by Goryeo and the Jin Dynasty.
Kwanbuk was also used to denote the northern area of Hamgyong, mainly North Hamgyong, with Kwannam referring to South Hamgyong.
Its literal meaning is "North of the Ridge", the ridge (Korean, kwan) in question being Mach'ŏnnyŏng (Chosŏn'gŭl: 마천령, Hancha: 摩天嶺).
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Thinking out loud . . . while wondering whatever happened to John Linehan …
— The NFL's investigation into Deflategate against the Patriots? It's the first league investigation of improperly deflated balls that didn't involve use of PEDs. Just sayin'.
— I get the integrity/fair play/honesty part. But having covered the NFL for more than 30 years now, I also understand what people do to gain an edge. The Patriots push the envelope as much as any team or organization I've ever seen … maybe as much as I saw the Oklahoma Sooners push it in the 1970s and '80s under Barry Switzer. They were real, straight-out-of-the-West outlaws. It doesn't make it right, but few teams with a winning mentality want to be left behind.
— If there was a willful violation of the rules that occurred, that's one thing. If someone within the Patriots organization purposely flaunted the rulebook, well, they'll pay. It doesn't mean the players are all cheaters, or the coaches, or the announcers or the fans. I don't believe we'll ever get the exact answer we're looking for. In this case, it makes the current mob mentality of the media a real embarrassment … and a byproduct of the digital era of immediacy in which we currently live. We want answers, and we want them now … in 140 characters or less. The truth, and the search for the truth be damned.
— It seems that most in the national media throwing their darts toward New England have forgotten a few things along the way. The Colts, at one time, allegedly piped in crowd noise to their stadium for an advantage. There also were real strong thoughts on Indy purposely losing in 2011 to gain an advantage in the Andrew Luck derby. How does the old saying go? Those who live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones? Make note, NFL. Stupid is as stupid does.
— The national pundits have proven themselves to be nothing more than sanctimonious windbags this week, in reacting to this story. Forfeit the Super Bowl? Year-long suspensions? Over two pounds of air in a football? Yeah, let's make this more important than PED use in the sport or domestic violence. Guys like Michael Wilbon and Stephen A. Smith — who I have respected as reporters and columnists for a long time — are simply throwing these things out there for shock factor … to gain ratings and notoriety as the media helps stir this story into a big deal.
— And the former football players' comments on all of this? It's laughable. For instance, former Jacksonville QB Mark Brunell — who lost an AFC title game to NE in 1996 — said he "did not believe what Tom [Brady] had to say." Why don't you at least have the guts to call him a liar? Jerome Bettis, who also lost a couple of big ones to the Patriots as a Pittsburgh Steeler, and whose teams reportedly had rampant PED use throughout the roster: "I'm disappointed in you, Tom Brady." Really, fellas? I'm disappointed in the four-letter network that gave you a voice.
— Get a clue. We don't like it because it affects us. But it is a story because of Spygate. It is a story because of the tuck rule. It is a story even because of the 1982 Snow Plow Game. It is a story because the Patriots win — a lot — especially over the past 20 years. It's a story because everyone loves to see the king fall on his crown, so to speak, whenever possible. Cheating? If I wanted to cheat, I'd do more than just deflate some footballs … and I think the same holds true for Bill Belichick. My guess is he knows exactly what other teams do during the course of a season — to his team and others — but he's not a rat. Like former J-E-T-S coach Eric Mangini was a few years ago, and like some in other organizations are now.
— And of course, the Seahawks have said the Deflategate issue has no bearing on them or on their preparations for Super Bowl XLIX. If anything, they've got to be slightly worried about the uproar over two pounds of air. They're not dumb … the Patriots will use any slight they can get for the old "boulder on the shoulder" mentality.
— Lost in the uproar over whether Tom Brady likes his (foot)balls soft or not … the Patriots were alarmingly efficient in their beatdown of the Colts. Save for the second-quarter 93-yard TD drive Indy had, that's as sharp as New England has been on both sides of the ball in some time. Maybe all year. Add in a little Deflategate controversy for good measure and you could have a fairly volatile mixture brewing in the Patriots locker room for Glendale, Arizona.
— Was anyone else disappointed we didn't learn more from either Belichick or Brady when they met the media horde on Thursday? Here's what I learned: They were truly stunned by the uproar over deflated footballs. And that the NFL is in no hurry to solve this mystery, apparently preferring to let the Patriots, and Patriots fans, twist in the wind as some sort of punishment for just being "the Patriots."
— Here's a real shocker: Every part of the country, outside of New England, doubts what Belichick and Brady had to say this week was truthful. The only believers come from New England. Wow, thanks for that poll ESPN, I had no idea. Brilliant.
— How do you think Pete Carroll views this circus? He's got his own motivation for the Seahawks playing well next week, as he gets to face the team that fired him in order to hire Belichick. Although, it's probably the best thing that ever happened to him and his career. And you don't think he learned a little something about, um, cheating while coaching at USC? Please. He just beat the sheriff out of Hollywood.
— And by the way, thanks to Seahawks DB Jeremy Lane … for the segue into normalcy with some good ol'-fashioned bulletin board material. On Rob Gronkowski: "I actually don't think he's that good. He's OK." Bless you. I'm now a fan.
— If you're not into the high-ticket-price thing for the Super Bowl, the Patriots Charitable Foundation is holding raffle for two fans to win a VIP trip to Arizona for the game. A day-in, day-out affair … but nevertheless, tickets to see the game plus passes to a pregame tailgate and postgame party. The site www.patriots.com/community is the place to get them, for 10 bucks.
— There will be a send-off rally for the Patriots at Boston City Hall Plaza Monday at 11 a.m., sponsored by Mayor Martin Walsh. Robert Kraft will be there, as will Bill Belichick and captains Tom Brady, Dan Connolly, Vince Wilfork, Devin McCourty and Matthew Slater. I also will be there, hosting the event. Should be interesting, at least. Bring ya' popcorn.
— Not for nuthin', but I saw last week where Walsh said he'd be open to a public referendum on the 2024 Olympic Games being held in his city and the surrounding area. Surprisingly, polls seem to indicate a bit more than just a passing interest from residents in hosting the Olympics. Perhaps these folks have already rented out their homes for the month and have planned their escape routes?
— Very, very sorry to learn of the passing of Tom Silvestri, who had been on the Friars' game day scoring table crew at the Dunk as the shot clock operator. Silvestri was a member of the International Association of Approved Basketball Officials and the RI Softball Association and served as umpire-in-chief for Pony League, ECAC and ASA softball for more than 30 years. He was a fixture at local basketball games, men and women, as a timekeeper … and as a friend to many.
— RealGM.com reported this week that PC's Tyler Harris is turning pro after this season. He is scheduled to graduate in May but has one more year of eligibility left. Harris' father told SNY he hasn't made that decision yet, and Harris himself said about the report, "That never came from me." Time of course, will tell this tale.
— It's becoming more and more obvious as the days go by that Kris Dunn is special. LaDontae Henton is getting a little national run as well, named as a finalist for the Lute Olson award that honors the nation's top senior player. But for the Friars to be special (again?) this season, they need balance … and need another scorer to step up every game.
— Is that player Tyler Harris? Carson Desrosiers? Or someone else? I'd say all of the above. It depends upon players buying into what Ed Cooley is teaching — aggressive, passionate play.
— PC got some of that at Creighton and gained a season sweep of the Blue Jays in the process. Have you looked at the schedule coming up? At St. John's, at Georgetown, at Xavier and then home to Villanova? Whoa.
— That the Friars managed to beat Xavier in overtime, 69-66, Thursday night was another step toward building intestinal fortitude, if nothing else. Because they had that game the whole way … and literally threw it away with some poor passes late in the second half to breathe life into the Musketeers' chances. It was so bad, it looked like those passes were purposely thrown away. Was the ball underinflated?
— Ed Cooley's next radio show is Wednesday at Hannoush Jewelers on Bald Hill Road in Warwick, Rhode Island. It will be a 7 p.m. broadcast on 103.7 FM and Friars.com.
— Had the good fortune of visiting with Buddy Hunter (and his friend, Al Miller) while in Omaha last week. Buddy was a second baseman and utility infielder in the Red Sox organization in the '70s and played on the 1975 World Series team. He also played for the PawSox in the late '70s, where my connection to him comes into play. He's been a longtime friend of Pawtucket Tolman High School athletic director Frank Laliberte, who introduced us 15 years ago. Buddy is nonstop action, even for someone who is now 67 years old. While having dinner the night before the Friars played Creighton, he noticed the Blue Jays basketball team was in the same restaurant, and he and his buddy Al took my Big East championship ring for a little ride to go over and say "hello."
— Speaking of Tolman High School … the boys basketball team at midweek stood 12-2 overall, 7-1 in Division 2 play. There are 10 teams in the state with either one loss or no losses in the three divisions. Should be one heck of a Rhode Island state tournament season coming up in another month.
— Don't look now, but Bryant is right in the thick of things in the NEC basketball race again, after taking some lumps in nonleague play. Dyami Starks continues to lead the way, while Joe O'Shea also is scoring double figures per game. Like PC, the Bulldogs need another reliable third scoring option if they're to be a threat for the postseason.
— Former Memphis forward Kuran Iverson reportedly was on the URI campus this week, checking out Rhody — while URI likewise was checking him out — as a possible hoop destination. Iverson was suspended two games on Jan. 6 for a violation of team rules, and he followed that up by retweeting criticism pointed at coach Josh Pastner. Can't imagine that sort of behavior would sit well with Dan Hurley, but hey, 6-foot-9 athletic forwards hardly grow on trees. Especially forwards from Connecticut who were ranked as high as 28th nationally with the Class of 2013. He also played with current URI freshman Jared Terrell on the Expressions Elite AAU team and could be eligible to play again as soon as next December if a transfer becomes official.
— Also hearing rumbling from Kingston there may be some interest in bringing 6-10 Jordan Hare back into the fold. Again, I have a hard time seeing that, especially since he allegedly left the team (for a second time) after a shouting match with Hurley during a preseason scrimmage with Harvard. But again, as the late, great Al McGuire once said, you can't teach height.
— Here's a story you don't see every day: Marquette has forward Wally Ellenson sitting on its bench this season as a transfer from Minnesota. Yet he's a two-time, NCAA all-American in the high jump and eligible to participate immediately for the Golden Eagles track and field team. This past week, Ellenson high-jumped 7 feet, 5.75 inches, a personal best that qualifies him for world outdoor events and is the third-highest jump on the planet among current competitors. His younger brother, Henry, is the prime pick on Marquette's highly rated recruiting class for next year.
— It's gotta be killing Duke-loving ESPN that Fox Sports 1 has the Blue Devils-St. John's game Saturday as Coack K goes for his 1,000th career win at Madison Square Garden. Don't worry, though, Jim Boeheim will take care of them at some point, as he also approaches the historic number in the next year or two.
— Dick's Sporting Goods sent a note this week to tell me that nationally Peyton Manning's jersey still is the No. 1 seller among all NFL jerseys. Andrew Luck's is No. 2. Tom Brady's is fifth, right behind Russell Wilson's and just ahead of Johnny Manziel's. What is wrong with you people?
— Speaking of clothing, my buddy Statbeast sez the most embarrassing thing for Mrs. Statbeast is to find another woman wearing the same dress at a formal party. So how come we don't hear men say, "Oh my, there's another man wearing a black tux. Get me out of here!"
— He always said he wanted to get into coaching, and he's now getting that chance. Former Friars guard John Linehan, a former Defensive Player of the Year in the Big East and the current NCAA career steals record-holder, now is on Fran Dunphy's coaching staff at Temple as a graduate assistant. Linehan is a guy, PC fans know, whom Kobe Bryant once said was the toughest defender he had ever faced. They both came from the Chester, Pennsylvania, area and once had been AAU teammates. Linehan's NCAA steals record is in jeopardy, with VCU's Briante Weber closing in on a mark Linehan has held for 14 years. He joined Dunphy's staff this past fall and is working on a graduate degree after wrapping up a pro career that saw him play mostly in France but also in the NBA's D-League and for the Harlem Globetrotters.
— Literally dozens of emails, tweets and Facebook posts came in this week on Deflategate, and I've read every one of them. Jose in Raleigh, North Carolina, sent this tweet that summed up a majority of the feelings felt by many fans: "To be honest, all this talk about Deflategate and my team involved just took the happiness out of the SB, really sad." Jose, I get your disappointment. I'm of the opinion this is turning into a bit of a modern-day witch hunt, and for the NFL to take its sweet time while the team twists in the wind, well, let's just say this has been a season of major "fails" for the league. Let me borrow a phrase from another rogue, former NFL antagonist, the Raiders' Al Davis: "Just win, baby." That's all there is left to do.
— Interested in having your questions on local Rhode Island sports (and yes, that includes the Patriots, Red Sox, Bruins and Celtics) answered in a somewhat timely fashion? Send 'em to me! It's your chance to "think out loud," so send your questions, comments and local stories to email@example.com. We'll share mailbag comments/Facebook posts/Tweets right here! Follow me on Twitter, @JRbroadcaster, and on Facebook, www.facebook.com/john.rooke.
— Don't forget to join Scott Cordischi and me on Providence's 103.7 FM every Saturday from 7-9 a.m. for Southern New England Sports Saturday! Call in at 401-737-1287 or text us at 37937.
It's time I came clean. Bill Belichick really "had no knowledge whatsoever." Tom Brady is being truthful when he says he "didn't alter the ball in any way."
It's all my fault. I'll take the rap. But can you blame me? Addiction is a terrible thing.
ESPN — Seattle Seahawks starting nickel cornerback Jeremy Lane paused for a moment Thursday when asked what makes New England Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski so good, because Lane disagrees.
"I actually don't think he's that good," Lane said. "He's OK. He does have a big body. But from what I've seen on tape, he doesn't like you putting your hands on him. So if we put our hands on him and shake him up a little bit, he won't catch that many balls." …
Lane said the key to stopping Gronkowski is hitting him at the line of scrimmage. … "It's definitely an issue with him from watching tape." …
"Most of the time, if you look at the quarterback throw it, you'll look at the receiver catch the ball," Lane said. "[Seahawks defensive backs] coach [Kris Richard] always reminds us of that. Keep your eyes on your luggage. That's what we call it. Keeps your eyes on your man and everything else will take care of itself."
Thank you, Jeremy Lane. All I can say is thank you. From the bottom of my heart. As fun and entertainingly blog-worthy as Deflategate Week has been, it's great to finally be able to transition into the much more important and time-worthy pursuit of some good old fashioned bulletin board fodder.
It's almost become a tradition in New England. Something to look forward to. Like St. Paddy's Day, the Red Sox equipment truck leaving or our politicians getting indicted. The Patriots are in hot pursuit of a championship. They say all the right, respectful things about their opponents, even the ones they don't respect. Talk about how much they're impressed with player whatshisface, how good he looks on tape and how they'll have to be ready for him. Go on and on about how tough this team is in all three phases yadda, yadda, yadda. They stay on point and on message all week long.
But then eventually, somewhere, someone on the other side cracks. The safe money was on Richard Sherman to be the first Seahawk to shoot off his mouth. And he did talk a little bit about Tom Brady, but it really just amounted to him saying Brady talks and swears more on the field than anyone gives him credit for, which is nothing. No, if you had Lane in your First Seahawk to Shoot Off His Mouth office pool, come collect your envelope.
And of course this is great news for Patriots fans at the end of a long, ridiculous week. Seattle players have seen film of Gronk and think he's not that good. His 82 catches for 1,124 yards and 12 touchdowns or his unanimous first-team All-Pro selection notwithstanding. He's just a goon with a big body, like he's Fezzik or something. He's not athletic enough to get open if you put your hands on him. He's just "OK." Hit him at the line of scrimmage and he'll disappear faster than Pete Carroll's USC national championship.
Perfect. This is just what the sports psychologist ordered. A little dose of yapping from Seattle to face-slap the Patriots and the rest of us out of this Deflategate funk. And it could not have come at a better time. Jeremy Lane says he can shake up Gronk a little bit. I think he just did.
Embrace the hate.
P.S. That last paragraph of the excerpt really had nothing to do with the blog. It's just the first time I've heard the coaching expression "Keep your eyes on your luggage" and I instantly fell in love with it. And something about the way Jeremy Lane says "Keeps your eyes on your man" just speaks to me somehow.
Pro Football Talk — Appearing on ESPN's NFL Live in the aftermath of Brady's press conference, former NFL quarterback Mark Brunell made his opinions clear.
"I did not believe what Tom had to say," Brunell said. "Those balls were deflated. Somebody had to do it. And I don't believe there's an equipment manager in the NFL that would on his own initiative deflate a ball without his starting quarterback's approval. I just didn't believe what Tom Brady had to say. … That football is our livelihood. … If you don't feel good about throwing that ball, your success can suffer from that."
You know, to this point, watching the media run around, jazz hands flapping with their anguished cries of "Footballs were underpressurized! Ohmygod ohmygod ohmygod whatarewegonnadoooo?!?!?" has been nothing short of hysterical. Like I said Thursday, those dog-and-pony-show press conferences were nothing short of the press drilling deep below the lowest point in the history of journalism and fracking a motherlode of silliness out of the shale. Seriously, if Deflategate was a sitcom, it would be the most hilarious thing on TV.
But it stopped being funny with this. When Mark Brunell starts sobbing like a betrayed wife over his trust issues with Tom Brady, I can't just sit here and laugh about it. This is a call to action. He leaves me with no choice but to on the attack, ad hominem-style.
Mark Brunell has a lot of overinflated balls to get all sanctimonious about anyone else's integrity. Am I the only one alive who remembers this little item from a few years ago?
Mark Brunell has filed a bankruptcy reorganization plan that apparently calls for him to pay for some of the football memorabilia he received during his career, including his 2010 Super Bowl ring and his 1991 college national championship ring. The proceeds from his purchases of those items would be used as partial payments to Brunell's creditors, according to the debt reorganization plan filed in U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Jacksonville. …
Brunell's reorganization plan proposes to sell off certain assets worth a total of $378,300 to pay off his unsecured creditors … because of two failed business partnerships, a real estate development company called Champion LLC and a partnership that invested in 12 Whataburger restaurant franchises in the Jacksonville area. Last month, Brunell filed a plan to convey his interest in the Whataburgers to another investor. The total amount of allowable creditor claims against Brunell stands at $7.4 million, according to the filings. The filings do not say how much of that $7.4 million will be repaid
This pompous ass has the stones to go all self-righteous about Tom Brady's veracity over an unconfirmed report about the PSI in some footballs. But when it comes to stiffing his creditors out of 7 million bucks, well that's sort of a gray area. Gee, I wonder if any of those Whataburger investors "believed" what Brunell had to say about their "livelihood" of giving America diabetes one cheeseburger at a time when he was telling them they'd make their money back.
And before you say "C'mon, Thornton. The guy's business failed. Lighten up on him. He's suffered enough, hasn't he?" ask yourself how that quarterbacking Beacon of Truth made good on his debts when he was living in luxury:
Remember when Mark Brunell went bankrupt and he was so broke from failed businesses that he couldn't afford to give up his NFL backup job with the Jets? He was broke. However, it seems the bankruptcy court didn't take everything from Brunell.
We've learned from our friends at Realtor that Mark is now selling his ocean-front Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida, house for $4,000,000. How was Mark still holding onto a piece of beach property while in bankruptcy court? I have no idea.
So there's your bastion of integrity and fair play. This is the guy who's in tears on television over one unsubstantiated Chris Mortensen report about air pressure. He's questioning Tom Brady's honesty in an investigation where the NFL hasn't even spoken to him yet. That Mark Brunell who ripped people off while he was living in a $4 million beach mansion has the unmitigated gall to call Brady a liar. There's being morally bankrupt and financially bankrupt. And Mark Brunell is both.
OK, I've said my peace and I feel better. Now I can go back to being amused by these media buffoons.
P.S. I may have been a little harsh on Brunell here, so let me say one good thing about him: His daughter is a smoke.
RT @LostLettermen: Mark Brunell's daughter wins Miss Alabama… http://t.co/6TVheM8NtC pic.twitter.com/JZQojNvhd4 #Bama #rolltide #Jaguars
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Phoenix Suns
LeBron James to the Phoenix Suns? Here's why it should happen
The Phoenix Suns are getting LeBron James.
OK, maybe they aren't. In fact, they're probably not.
But since The King decided to opt out of his contract with the Miami Heat, he will become a free agent and thus be able to sign with whatever team he chooses, which could be the Suns! Is it really an unreasonable thought?
Shoot, folks over at USA Today and Grantland think it's a good idea, and we agree, especially after seeing how comfortable he looked at the US Airways Center while putting on this impressive display during a Miami Heat practice. Who was he showing off for? The Suns, perhaps?
Until he signs with a team that isn't the Phoenix Suns, we're going to assume he might decide that's who he wants to play for. And in case he's waffling on this decision (see what we did there?), here are some of the top reasons for the two-time NBA champion and four-time NBA MVP to come to Phoenix.
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The forum will be held under the patronage of Sheikh Hamdan bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Deputy Ruler of Dubai, UAE Minister of Finance and Industry, and Chairman of Dubai Municipality.
Engineer Mattar Al Tayer, Assistant Director General of Dubai Municipality for Roads and General Projects Affairs, was speaking after he presided over the seventh preparatory meeting of the event's Supreme Organising Committee.
The committee reviewed preparations being made and the efforts of subcommittees, including cultural and scientific subcommittee, public relations, media, marketing and financial subcommittees.
A special emphasis was laid on the opening ceremony of the forum, as well as the provision of health and medical services to delegates. The organising committee also discussed a special forum website.
The responsibility of holding an exhibition to accompany the forum was given to Engineer Mohammed Al Noori.
Mr. Al Tayer said: "The forum will seek to strengthen cooperation with the cities with which we have twinning protocols and cooperation and friendship pacts. They include Istanbul (Turkey), Osaka (Japan), Beirut (Lebanon Guang Xu and Shanghai (China), Geneva (Switzerland), Gold Coast (Australia), Casablanca (Morocco), Damascus (Syria) and Detroit (United States) and Jerusalem (Palestine)".
He said cooperation would bolster interaction with these cities in economic, commercial, political and technical fields.
The Supreme Organising Committee includes Munther Akram Juma as deputy, Engineer Maryam Rashid Al Omarani, Khawla Jassim Al Serkal, Abdul Majeed Ahmed Al Hashemi (members) and Khalid Ahmed Al Zahid (member and arbitrator).
Subcommittee members include Samia Al Fuqai, head of Cultural and Scientific Activities, Ahmed Al Hamadi, head of the Media Subcommittee, Rashad Buksh, head of the Marketing Subcommittee, Mariyam Al Omrani, head of the PR subcommittee and Aref Abbas, Financial Director.
During the event, each city will showcase its experience on best practices. Cultural shows will also be staged by folkloric troupes from participating cities.
Mr. Al Tayer called on all organising committee members to implement plans in accordance with the time schedule endorsed, so that preparations can be completed in time for the big event.
The first twinning protocol between Dubai and cities around the world was with Casablanca of Morocco in 1994, followed with a protocol with Gold Coast of Australia in 1997, Detroit (US) in 1998, Shanghai (China) in 2000, besides cooperation protocols with Guang Xu, Damascus, Geneva, Beirut and Osaka and a cooperation pact with Jerusalem (Palestine).
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Ryan Miller Yaps at Rico; Devils lose in SO
Ladies and Gentlemen, please proceed...
Devils looked good overall but brain farts killed them. I was always a big Zidlicky fan. His stickhandling in OT shows his skill. HOWEVER, he was always a skater whose offensive contribution was meant to offset his liabilities. He's all liability at the moment, IMHO. |
Ryan Miller has gone straight to my **** list.
I still dont know how the crosscheck on Kovy wasnt called, anyone have a gif or vid of it?
Loktionov looks like a ****ing gem. Kinkaid should get a start soon. That is all.
Sorry I missed the fun in here.
I've said this before, but that call on Zids in OT was literally the biggest joke I've ever witnessed. |
What prompted the Henrique/Ennis thing, and subsequently the Miller yapping?
what happend with Miller? I missed the game and the highlights wont load on nhl.com
and then yapped at him, probably "sticking up" for his diving teammate tyler ennis |
I get the Sabres probably want to play with more of an edge after being a useless sack of turds for a couple years, but I haven't been this annoyed with a team since the Avery/Gomez Rangers. Most of the stuff they were pulling was ridiculous. They sent a message alright, that they're clowns and you need to have your enforcers in the lineup to make the weasels back off.
And I don't get the Miller thing either, did he think Henrique said something to him after scoring earlier? Or was he mad at him for saying something after getting speared at the end of OT? There's no logical reason for him to start trashing him otherwise. |
Rico took exception, thinking Ennis deliberately shot the puck at him. He went over to chirp at Ennis, but before he could say anything, he got blasted in the face with a glove and a butt end. That started a huge scrum at center ice, both were given penalties as time expired. Whatever good that does. Then when Miller made the save to win it, he turned around and started yapping to Henrique, forgetting that earlier in the same game Henrique made him look silly on a shorthanded breakaway. |
Loktionov is awesome and has been our best player the last couple games. That's a great thing, and also a terrible thing.
Team needs to be better, and Kinkaid should get a shot on Monday. |
It's like they pick their spots to try to have an influence on games. They've burned us a few times and probably every team in the league a few times too. The league has a huge problem with the poor quality of the officiating. Real bad, almost as if some are on the take level. The NFL scab refs were better than the NHL regular refs. |
AG has to be a leader there and do something. |
But I agree with your point. Play is over, nothing left on the clock, why WOULDN'T you jump in? |
Only reason we lost this game was shoddy goal-tending. Team is fine, but we need Marty back.
Also, I know everyone loves to say that Moose is great in the shootout, and he has an excellent win percentage and everything....yeah, no. He's great at staying with guys when they try to make moves and deke, but I've never seen a goalie play shots as poorly as he does. Half the time he doesn't even react, he just stands there like a statue.
I've been saying this for a while now but no one else has ever really brought it up. I remember a shootout against Washington a few years ago where, I think it was Neuverith, didn't even move on either shot he faced. That's exactly what Moose does. If you shoot it, it's going in. |
Also, Miller waving his hands in disbelief that Ponikarovsky didn`t get a boarding penalty for the hit on Ennis is what Lindy would call a joke. :sarcasm: Quote:
Ding Ding Ding We Have A Winner:yo: |
Miller needs to learn how to pronounce Lucic's name correctly. It's not Lu-CHEEK.
Miller reminds me of the dirty hipsters that live in Brooklyn with their hats and dirty looking hairstyles. |
Lol at Sabres fans calling anyone a goalie a baby. Their goalie is Ryan freaking Miller. Wanna see Henrique get some payback on Ennis and make Miller's life a little more difficult. Wouldn't mind taking a goalie interference penalty
Just FYI, he has a long history of doing this.
Oh yeah, and this one is one of my favorites for various obvious reasons: What a *******. |
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KidŌĆÖs Yoga: Bring in the Boys! ~ Shakta Khalsa
Besides teaching tens of hundreds of childrenŌĆÖs yoga classes myself, IŌĆÖve spent a good amount of time observing hundreds of my adult students teach childrenŌĆÖs yoga. For the most part, their creations contain a plethora of sweet and relaxing images ŌĆō butterfly yoga, swaying trees, stretching to greet the sun, etc.
However, in the back of my mind a question began to form: what about children who relate to stronger, more forceful imagery? What would boys think of this? Would they even do it?
Children are good at bringing to the foreground whatŌĆÖs in the back of the mind. So, no surprise that some time later my godson, Jackson, looked me in the eye and said, ŌĆ£Shakta, you have rainbows and flowers and birds, but what do you have for us boys?ŌĆØ I completely got it! It just so happened that at that time I needed some moves for a dance track on a childrenŌĆÖs yoga DVD I was creating.
ŌĆ£Okay, give me a good move for this line, ŌĆśfull of radiant power,ŌĆÖŌĆØ I said.
The immediate response from JacksonŌĆöhe jumped into an archer position; as his arms shot up the sides of the head, his body poised like a power ranger and he bellowed, ŌĆ£radiant power!ŌĆØ
- So as life would have it, sometime later Jackson was playing with his Transformers in the backseat of the car as we sat together for a long ride.
ŌĆ£Look, Shakta,ŌĆØ he said as he held up a contorted action figure, ŌĆ£heŌĆÖs doing bow pose!ŌĆØ
Immediately my creative brain lit up, and the two of us began the inspired planning of the yoga warrior cards, a yoga game in which Transformers demonstrate poses with names that any young warrior can relate to: frozen iron (front platform), crouching tiger (squats), skyscraper (tree), starship (extended lotus).┬Ā All poses can be done with dragon breath (strong breathing through the mouth or nose).
So remember, yoga doesnŌĆÖt have to look peaceful.
My experience has shown that when it comes to childrenŌĆÖs yoga, let their bodies show you what they need. They may need a bit of running around to settle the nervous system in order to focus. They may need to make booming and crashing noises. Doing dragon breath may be just what they need in order to engage with the yoga and let go of some tough feelings.┬Ā Contrast the soft, slow ŌĆ£peace and loveŌĆØ yoga with the focused warrior spirit. Life calls for both yin and yang. When we balance the yoga scales, we bring in the boys. And thenŌĆ"let the fun begin!
┬Ā┬Ā┬Ā┬Ā┬Ā┬Ā┬Ā┬Ā┬Ā┬Ā┬Ā┬Ā┬Ā┬Ā┬Ā┬Ā┬Ā┬Ā┬Ā┬Ā┬Ā┬Ā┬Ā┬Ā┬Ā┬Ā┬Ā┬Ā┬Ā ┬Ā ┬Ā ┬Ā ┬Ā┬Ā┬Ā┬Ā┬Ā┬Ā ┬Ā ┬Ā ┬Ā ┬Ā ┬Ā ┬Ā ┬Ā ┬Ā ┬Ā ┬ĀYoga Boys Just Want to Have Fun!
- *WhatŌĆÖs cool: Power Rangers, Star Wars, Legos┬«, Transformers, robots, knights and dragons, dinosaurs, volcanoes, supernovas, swords (light sabers?), virtual worlds.
- *Self-competition:┬Ā ŌĆ£last week we did this exercise/pose for 20 seconds, letŌĆÖs see if we can double that this week!ŌĆØ
- *Focused breath: dragon breath during the yoga and a deep breath to end.
- *Less is more: communicate in brief and add humor.
- *Poses that inspire strength and focus:┬Ā archer, warrior, down dog to up dog, front and back platform, bow, wheel.
- *Most of all, look for whatŌĆÖs going well and be a cheerleader for that.
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Shakta Khalsa has had two big loves for over 35 yearsŌĆöchildren and yoga.┬Ā SheŌĆÖs the founder of Radiant Child Yoga, a mother, and author of five yoga books, including Fly Like A Butterfly.
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Excellent article! I've had the same experience with boys especially as they get older. It reminds me of what Yogi Bhajan said, something about a teacher being like a forklift, you have to meet the student where they are at before they can be lifted up. It sounds like that's exactly what your Warrior Cards do.
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Excellent, thanks for this.
Love teaching powerful, energetic poses to kids. They dive right in. I always say there are two effective ways to calm a child – Feed the Fire (give them a strong, vigorous practice) until it burns out or Douse the Fire (give them a calm, peace practice) until it fizzles. Love your idea. Looking forward to our interview on Friday, Sept 2nd http://www.blogtalkradio.com/yoga-in-my-school/20…
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Huntington Surf & Sport Owner Aaron Pai shared some details with us about the new Volcom store next to HSS.
The store is part of a partnership between Volcom and HSS that is similar to the ones between HSS and the Hurley and Billabong stores that are adjacent to or close to HSS, Aaron said.
The new Volcom store is located at the corner of Main Street and PCH, Huntington Beach, which is considered by many to be the "Times Square" of the Surfing World. Huntington Beach sees some 15 million beach visitors every year. Some 50,000 cars pass by HSS every day.
We bought out the hot dog guy next door to our HSS Pierside location and took over his space. Then we blew out all the walls, moved our Kids Department over to the hot dog space and gave Volcom the suite that used to house our Kids Department along with some of the hot dog guy's square footage.
Yes, it does have its own entrance onto PCH along with its own entrance from our main floor. It is located on the south end of HSS right in front of Duke's Restaurant.
Yes! Volcom now has about 700 more square feet, along with two new signs on the exterior of our building. I'd like to note, that while Volcom's increased square footage is important, even more significant is the location of the Volcom store at Main Street and PCH. Many in our Surf Industry see that intersection as the epicenter of the surfing world.
The Volcom store carries guys and kids. We still have Volcom Girl's over in the HSS girl's section.
Friday, June 17th at 4pm right after our final fire inspection.
Our goal is to make the new Volcom store "the best that it can be now and in the future!" I can honestly say that Richard Woolcott, Tom Ruiz and the Volcom team are pouring a lot of time, energy and hard work into this new store. They all seem pretty stoked.
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Breaking up is never easy, whether that be an intimate relationship (hey, Taylor Swift) or a business partnership. Just ask The Cataracs, formerly a duo, but now only made up of Cyrano AKA Niles Hollowell-Dhar. However, just because his partner in crime, David "Campa" Benjamin Singer-Vin, is taking a break from music, doesn't mean that The Cataracs' diverse sound is now extinct. On Big Dipper, Cyrano keeps the genre bending juice flowing, this time with a little help from guest artist Luciana and her intoxicating vocals. The production, which blends some hip-hop with a strong EDM foundation, powers the track, but it is Luciana's energetic, catchy performance that ties the package together, making Dipper perfect for your next party. There are no word yet on the newly solo act's plans, but keep it locked to The DJBooth for all the latest.
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