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I recently ordered (12/22) and received (12/30) two holsters from a relatively new company, Can Can Concealment. The company is run by two women who make non-traditional holsters for women. They currently offer a bellyband-style holster (2 models, for smaller and larger guns), a thigh holster, and a corset holster ($80). They also offer extender pieces ($14/$15) for the 2 bellyband holsters and the thigh holster to accommodate wearing the holsters higher or lower on your torso/leg, if you gain weight, or if you are a larger size than they offer. They offer all of their holsters in several accent thread colors. The Classic hiphugger ($59) and garter ($49) holsters accommodate guns up to 6" length and 16 oz. weight. The Big Shebang ($65) (bellyband for larger guns) accommodates guns up to 8" length and 32 oz. weight.
I ordered from this company because not only are their holsters very beautiful (it's nice to feel feminine while carrying), but very functional as well and I have been displeased with traditional holsters. The holsters are made from elastic with "pockets" sewn in to hold guns and mags, with a hook and eye closure. The bottom of the gun "pockets" are left open to accommodate different length guns, while the other pockets have the bottom sewn closed. The holsters are right and left handed friendly. The holsters are backed with silicone for non-slip grip.
I ordered the bellyband holster for smaller guns (The Hiphugger), in pink. The Hiphugger accommodates 4 guns, and 3 knives/mags/etc. The appendix positions on the Hiphugger have magnets sewn in for extra retention. The Hiphugger "flares out" at the bottom to match a woman's curve of the hip/butt.
I also ordered the thigh/garter holster (for wear under skirts/dresses), in black. The garter holster accommodates 2 guns, and both pockets feature magnets for extra retention. The website states it will accommodate 1 mag, but there are two pockets, on each side of the closure, that are large enough to hold a mag (or even an iPhone), but they apparently don't consider those pockets. The garter tapers in at the bottom to match the narrowing of a thigh. That feature is great, addressing an issue I had with my Remora 3-in-1 thigh holster.
When I received my order, the hiphugger was "damaged." It appeared to me that when the hook and eye closure was sewn on, the bobbin thread (under-stitching) ran out for part of the row, so some of the "eyes" were coming loose. It's an easy thing to miss. I called the company and spoke to one of owners, Alison, who apologized for the inconvenience, explaining that they recently hired new seamstresses for the holiday season and that she would address the issue with them. She sent me a new holster in the mail immediately with faster shipping than they offer standard, and threw in a freebie as well. They're now offering a laundry bag to wash your holsters in, and I was the first to receive one, for free. (They also threw in a free measuring tape in my original order). I sent the original holster back and she reimbursed me for the return shipping. Otherwise, the holsters are very well made and neatly sewn.
I've only worn the hiphugger for a few hours, and only tried on the garter briefly, but I'm really pleased for now. The hiphugger conceals extremely well. The elastic isn't visible through yoga pants, which are skin-tight. It also holds the gun closer to my body than my other holsters. Even though it's made of elastic, it isn't uncomfortable on your stomach (and I'm sensitive about pressure on my abdomen). The garter is great. I previously used a 3-in-1 remora for thigh carry, but it was too bulky and felt insecure. This is a much better solution, and can hold an extra mag.
All in all, I'm very pleased with my purchases and recommend other women to try them if they're dissatisfied with more traditional holster options. Or I guess men who want to feel pretty while carrying. You can purchase these holsters at cancanconcealment.com. You can also find them on Facebook, where they sometimes offer coupons (I got 25% off!) and giveaways. I'll try to remember to update with how long they last, since elastic will eventually wear out. Sorry this review is a little long. Sometimes it's just tough for women to find holster solutions that work and I want this to be as helpful as possible for other women. Thanks for reading! :)

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Name: Lilith
Race: Demon
Birthday: Unknown
Age: Unknown
Gender: Female
Place of Origin: Eden (supposedly)
Height: 187 cm (6'1'')
Weight: 88 kg
Eyes: Deep magenta with golden flecks
Hair: Black
Blood Type: Unknown
Class: N/A
Meister Type: N/A
Appearance: All Lilith has in common with Kiyomi is the eye colour. Lilith has the look of a young Caucasian woman of unearthly beauty when encountered in Gehenna. She often changes shape to fool those around her, but while in her true form, she looks as described above, only with curved horns and a golden headpiece. The headpiece is more a symbol of her independence from the demonic hierarchy and Satan than a piece of jewellery. Her skin is very pale, almost unnaturally so.
Lilith sees no practical need for clothes and thereby shuns them. She can be inclined to wear something if it serves one of her goals somehow.
Personality: Rebellious, ambitious, headstrong, persistent and deceptive, Lilith will stop at nothing to get what she wants. She hates males of all species, especially humans, and will not even deign to look at what she considers to be "small fry". Only someone of demon king status may be permitted to speak to her, and even then they'd do best to curb their tongue, lest they want to suffer her wrath. She's easily bored, even in Gehenna, and makes it very much her point to remain independent of Satan and his minions.
Since she likes being a rogue element and possesses the gift of foresight, she foresaw that Satan would create half-breed offspring, and moved to do the same. She fully intends to use Kiyomi to her own ends, possessing her if she has to. This is to keep Satan in check so he won't "get too cocky" as she puts it.
Abilities: Lilith possesses great intelligence, insight and charisma. Naturally, she's stronger and faster than anything a human can hope to match, but her deadliest weapon is her mind. She's very persuasive and seductive. Any male she chooses for a bedmate won't know what hit him until it's over. She's a strategist with a brilliant mind for war, preferring to use her own forces in battle while she plans it all.
Succubus: Because she's a succubus, and the most powerful of them all, Lilith possesses the following traits:
★ Succubus persuasion. Anyone who hears Lilith speak feels compelled to obey her wish. Satan, succubi/incubi, Kiyomi, celestial beings and half-celestials are immune to this ability. Demon kings can resist it if they're aware of it.
★ Succubus empath. Lilith instinctively knows when someone is attracted to a person.
★ Demonic telepathy.
★ Dream walking. Lilith can freely enter someone's dream. This allows her to drain them of their life force, save them from succubi/incubi attacks or simply observe their dreams.
★ Demonic spells. All succubi can learn demonic spells, but due to being the most powerful one, Lilith knows the most ancient and highest-level ones as well. On her list are divination, healing, enchantments and illusions, but also destructive spells.
★ Foresight. Lilith has the power to see events unfold long before they actually come to pass.
★ Life drain. Any creature Lilith touches with her hands she can drain the life-force of. The preferred method is to combine this with dream walking, when her victims are completely defenceless.
★ Her name means "belonging to the night".
★ Lilith eats a lot of meat and vegetables, preferring healthy food in order to keep her body fit and attractive. She prefers vegetables raw.
★ Her favourite food is fried snake meat.
★ Lilith's least favourite food is pizza.
★ She enjoys music and art.
★ Lilith's favourite pastimes are: chess, developing new spells, scrying on Kiyomi to watch her progress and plotting out her schemes. She also hoards knowledge long lost to humankind.
★ She sleeps 1 hour a day.
★ As the manifestation of desire, Lilith preys on the desires of mortals. Her favourite victims are human males.
★ Lilith loves bathing in milk and honey, like the Egyptian queens of old.
★ She can speak English, French, Japanese, Arabic and several dead languages, including Babylonian.
★ Like her daughter, Lilith is terrible at knitting. She's also a bad cook and can't for the life of her figure out modern technology.
★ Her favourite quote is: A woman who strives to be equal to a man lacks ambition.


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Picked my hops today and I think I may have waited too long. They still have a nice aroma and strong taste. Some of them are very sunbaked and brown. Most are almost pure white with green on the petals. Are they going to work? Do I not dry them as long?
As long as they don't smell like onions or garlic. How does the lupin look like?
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Lots of mine that were hidden behind my trellis came out white but still worked out fine for me. For drying I weigh a small amount and check daily until they lose about 2/3rds of their water weight, yours will probably be done a lot quicker than normal


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Game 1: Wednesday, January 25th | ||
Timberwolves | 87 | Final |
Grizzlies | 107 | |
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Game 2: Sunday, February 26th | ||
Grizzlies | 99 | Final |
Timberwolves | 105 | |
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Game 3: Tuesday, April 11th | ||
Timberwolves | 76 | Final |
Grizzlies | 92 | |
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Game 4: Wednesday, April 19th | ||
Grizzlies | 102 | Final 2OT |
Timberwolves | 92 | |
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Timberwolves 87
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Grizzlies 107
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8:00 PM ET, January 25, 2006
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Top Performers
Min: K. Garnett 29 Pts, 9 Reb, 2 Ast, 3 Stl, 1 Blk
Mem: P. Gasol 30 Pts, 8 Reb, 6 Ast, 1 Stl, 1 Blk
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) -- The Minnesota Timberwolves played with a lack of emotion for the second straight night.
The Timberwolves were blown out 107-87 by the Memphis Grizzlies on Wednesday night, a day after losing by 24 to Detroit. The loss was the fourth in the last five games for Minnesota.
"The first half was a carry-over from last night," Minnesota coach Dwane Casey said. "... We've got to get over that and regroup. We're fragile right now."
While the Timberwolves struggled, Pau Gasol, Memphis' leading scorer, broke out of an offensive slump and scored 30 points to lead Grizzlies.
Gasol, who had averaged 11.3 points in the past four games and had only eight shots against Miami on Tuesday, connected on 9-of-14 shots and all 12 of his free throws to lead five Grizzlies in double figures. Gasol also had eight rebounds and six assists.
"I was really focused and really aware of the fact that I needed to pick it up, have a good start and be really aggressive" Gasol said. "So, that's what I did."
Eddie Jones added 22 points for Memphis, including 10 in the fourth period, while Mike Miller scored 18 off the bench.
"I was just being aggressive," Jones said. "... I was just attacking the rim, and trying to make things happen."
Bobby Jackson scored 15 points and Shane Battier finished with 13 and five blocked shots.
Kevin Garnett led the Timberwolves with 29 points and Wally Szczerbiak finished with 15. Rookie Rashad McCants had 14 points, while Trenton Hassell scored 10 points.
"It was one of those night's where it was just contagious," Garnett said of Minnesota's slow start. "(Memphis) didn't miss a shot. That sort of deflated us a little bit, and we were playing catch up."
Minnesota, which trailed by as many as 28 in the game, made a mini-rally early in the fourth period as Garnett started taking the ball to the hole. The Timberwolves were within 12 at one point. But Jones scored seven straight Memphis points to extend the lead back to 18 with just over eight minutes left.
The Timberwolves never got the deficit under 14 the rest of the way.
Minnesota missed 11 of its first 14 shots as the Grizzlies built the lead to 11. The advantage could have been larger if Memphis had not missed a trio of layups and Gasol failed to convert a dunk when he was fouled.
But that didn't stop the Grizzlies' from extending the lead to as many as 27, while shooting 63 percent. The 62-38 halftime margin matched Memphis' most productive first half point total of the season.
"They weren't missing," Garnett said. "In the first half, they were shooting what? Sixty-four percent something stupid like that? That's crazy."
Asked if he agreed that complacency carried over from the Detroit loss, Garnett replied: "We didn't come out with the energy we were supposed to. ... They made shots. That made it look like we weren't doing anything."
Gasol was one of four Grizzlies in double figures by halftime, scoring 18 points.
Memphis maintained the 20-point lead through much of the third, before carrying an 82-65 advantage heading into the final period.
Game notes
The game marked the home debut of veteran G Chucky Atkins, who was signed earlier this week by the Grizzlies after his release from the Wizards. Atkins is expected to help run the point with Jackson after starter Damon Stoudamire had season-ending surgery following a Dec. 30 knee injury at Portland. ... Garnett had scored 10 points by the 9-minute mark of the second quarter, marking his 285th straight game in double figures. ... The game started a stretch of seven road games over the next eight for the T'wolves. ... Minnesota F Mark Madsen played 8 minutes and didn't take a shot. Madsen has not attempted a field goal in January, and his last made field goal was Dec. 18. ... McCants' 14 points tied his career-high.
Team Stat Comparison
Points | 87 | 107 |
Rebounds (Offensive-Total) | 11-34 | 12-42 |
Assists | 19 | 22 |
Turnovers | 9 | 11 |
Steals | 10 | 5 |
Blocks | 4 | 6 |
Fast Break Points | 23 | 2 |
Fouls (Tech/Flagrant) | 17 (0/0) | 18 (1/0) |
Largest Lead | 0 | 28 |
Top Performers
Game Leaders
Points | K. Garnett 29 | P. Gasol 30 |
Rebounds | K. Garnett 9 | P. Gasol 8 |
Assists | T. Hassell 5 | P. Gasol 6 |
Steals | K. Garnett 3 | E. Jones 2 |
Blocks | K. Garnett 1 | S. Battier 5 |
Team rosters: Minnesota | Memphis |


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By 11:30 p.m. last night, the only two people left awake in our home were Lil D and me. The kids had gone off to bed much earlier, and their Baba had gone to sleep as well with the prospect of being woken up all night long by calls from the hospital where he worked. It had been a rough day and a rough evening with a pocket of calmness in between – like a comforting sandwich filling couched between two bad, bad pieces of bread.And yet we had to eat it, digest it, and work with it. A bad day th … [Read more...]
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Tuesday Presser Transcript 9-10-13: Greg Mattison
Opening remarks:
"Well, we're ready to go out for the next one, I guess. That was an exciting game. The thing I'd say is that I was very proud of how hard our kids played and how they were very resilient. The biggest thing -- we've talked about it all since we've been in it, is red zone defense is critical. If you can keep teams from scoring seven down there, you're going to win. There were so many opportunities down there, which is not always a great thing or a good thing, but that happens when you play a good football team, and I was really proud of our kids, the way they played down there."
How much do you take into account how good Notre Dame's offensive line is when you judge your defensive line?
"They're very good. They're strong, they're big, they're experienced. But I still believe that we should win the battles we're supposed to win. A couple times we gave up yardage that we shouldn't have given up because guys got out of their gaps. Guys didn't play the technique. When you're a young player, you have to play great technique. That's the only chance you have. I think a couple times we didn't do that. We weren't gap-sound a couple times as far as fitting our gaps. When you look at our tape, you're sitting there going, 'This should have been a hit.' I go back to the fact that they all stuck together, though, and they all played so hard during the game. Now it's time to move on to the next one."
Michigan 41, Notre Dame 30, Sanity 0
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After Beyonce appeared on the Big House scoreboard, Eminem gave an astoundingly bizarre halftime interview, Devin Gardner threw the most inexplicable interception in the history of interceptions, the game-sealing interception went through James Ross's fingertips, and a couple of questionable pass interference calls set up Michigan's final score, this was the only way it could end—with a Tommy Rees pass ricocheting off Raymon Taylor's foot and into the stratosphere, landing safely in the arms of Blake Countess, who kneeled in the end zone and effectively ended a game full of lunacy even by Michigan-Notre Dame standards.
The Wolverines held a 34-20 lead to begin the fourth quarter and looked to have the game in hand after the defense forced a quick three-and-out; with the way Michigan had been able to move the ball, victory seemed assured. After a Devin Gardner keeper lost four yards on second down, however, Michigan's newly-christened #98 took a snap from his own 16-yard line, scrambled back into his own end zone to avoid a hellacious Notre Dame rush, then desperately chucked the ball ... directly into the arms of Irish DE Stephon Tuitt. The play stood on review, beginning a snakebit sequence for Michigan that hushed the record-setting crowd of 115,109 into a nerve-wracked silence.
Michigan's next drive started with a seven-yard pass to Jeremy Gallon, in the midst of a record-setting night of his own; then Gallon didn't get up, and the fans watched in horror as he limped off, favoring his hamstring. A false start by Devin Funchess on the next play negated most of the original gain. On second-and-eight, Gardner rushed for four yards—and both Funchess and Taylor Lewan came up hurt, though Funchess's boo-boo actually gave Lewan time to recover from what appeared to be a poke in the eye. After Gardner shorted a third-down pass to a gimpy Gallon, the Wolverines had to punt—which Matt Wile shanked 21 yards into the Notre Dame sideline, setting up the Irish at their own 48. Five plays later, Notre Dame's Kyle Brindza connected on a 40-yard field goal, and in less than three minutes the Michigan lead had been cut to just four.
A lesser quarterback may have wilted after committing such an egregious error; Devin Gardner (right, Upchurch), however, is no such quarterback. Gardner found a wide-open Fitz Toussaint in the flat for a 31-yard gain two plays after Toussaint broke left for a 22-yard rush, his best on an otherwise tough night. A very questionable pass interference penalty gave Michigan a first down at the Notre Dame 14-yard line. Three plays later, another pass interference flag on a goal line pass to Funchess (less questionable this time, though still not the most obvious of calls) gave the Wolverines first down and goal to go. On second down, Gardner stared down an unblocked Tuitt and threw a dart to Drew Dileo, who ducked into the end zone; the 41-30 score would hold up as the final margin after Rees's second pick, coming on first-and-goal from the Michigan six, took a most unusual path into the arms of Countess.
Until all hell broke loose, the story of the game was Gallon, who finished with career highs of eight receptions, 184 yards, and three touchdowns. His first touchdown came when he utilized his cloaking device, as Gardner found him uncovered in the middle of the field; 61 yards, one great Jehu Chesson block, and a few missed tackles later, Michigan led 10-0 with 5:35 left in the first quarter.
The Irish responded quickly, albeit fortuitously, as Rees's third-and-goal pass bounced off his intended receiver, George Atkinson, and directly into the hands of T.J. Jones on the very next drive. After a Michigan three-and-out, Notre Dame opened the second quarter with a 44-yard field goal from Brindza, knotting the game at ten.
From there, Michigan took control of the game. Gardner capped off the ensuing drive by audibling to an option play at the last possible moment, scoring on a two-yard keeper as Brady Hoke tried—and, fortunately, failed—to call a timeout as the play clock ticked down to one. After the teams traded field goals, Countess undercut a Rees pass for his first career interception, weaving through the Irish offense to give Michigan great field position at the Notre Dame 23. It took four plays for Gardner and Gallon to connect for another touchdown, this one a perfectly-thrown ball low and outside which Gallon scooped up for a 12-yard touchdown. At the half, Michigan led 27-13, held a 268-199 advantage in total yardage, and appeared to be in total command of the game.
After a halftime show featuring Beyonce—yes, that Beyonce—doing the intro honors via scoreboard video and the band playing a few of her greatest hits as the stadium lights dimmed to reveal a Maize and Blue laser show, Michigan received to open the second half. A promising drive stalled when Ishaq Williams sacked Gardner at the Notre Dame 41, forcing the Wolverines to settle for a Matt Wile punt. Rees engineered a 12-play, 90-yard drive that ended with a 20-yard pass to tight end Troy Niklas, who bulled over Jarrod Wilson and into the end zone to once again cut the deficit to seven.
Once again, Gardner and Gallon stretched the lead out to 14, this time on a bootleg pass to Gallon on a crossing route; this year's new #21 dove over a defender and reached the ball over the pylon for a 13-yard score. The game looked well in hand when Notre Dame's next possession ended when Rees, facing a heavy blitz, overthrew a corner route on fourth down, setting up Michigan at their own 17.
Three plays later, Gardner lost his mind, as many in the stands surely did when he tried his patented weaving escape, only to find himself dead to rights in the end zone. It wouldn't be a Michigan-Notre Dame game without a ridiculous finish, and only the 2009-2011 games compare to tonight's in my (admittedly recency-biased) memory.
In the end, one good tipped pass deserved another, and the PA guy not-so-fondly known around here as Special K delivered a trolling worthy of the heated rivalry with a triumphant playing of "The Chicken Dance", a fittingly absurd end to a fittingly absurd game.
Preview 2013: Cornerback
Previously: Podcast 5.0, The Story, Quarterback, Running Back, Wide Receiver, Tight End and Friends, Offensive Line, Defensive Tackle, Defensive End, Linebacker, Special Teams.
Rating: 4.
Boundary Corner | Yr. | Field Corner | Yr. | Nickelback | Yr. |
Blake Countess | So.* | Raymon Taylor | Jr. | Blake Countess | So.* |
Channing Stribling | Fr. | Delonte Hollowell | Jr. | Dymonte Thomas | Fr. |
Terry Richardson | So. | Jourdan Lewis | Fr. | Courtney Avery | Sr. |
The headliner here is the headliner last year, frozen in carbonite: BLAKE COUNTESS. Countess was Mattison's prophesied War Daddy at field corner, and then he got blocked on a punt return in the first game. That blew up his ACL and ended his year.
A year later, Countess is back to full health—he could have gone in spring if it wasn't, you know, spring—and ready to fulfill the promise he had a year ago. But that doesn't mean I've got anything on Countess that I didn't a year ago, save the occasional coach quote.
What I had last year: Countess started on the traditional Michigan Star Corner track, getting into the second game as a reserve corner and emerging as a starter halfway through the season. In six starts, Countess had six PBUs; he was named to various freshman All-American teams. As a freshman he manned up on Marvin McNutt pretty well:
The downside was the Ohio State game in which he was no match for Devier Posey on one of OSU's three long touchdowns. That'll happen when you're a freshman.
Despite that, even then he was Michigan's best corner. Anonymous Big Ten receiver:
On the cornerbacks: "Two years ago, they had a kid [Blake Countess] that was different. He played with a swagger and just seemed to attack every ball thrown his way. Last year, he wasn't out there, and it made my job a lot easier because I could use both sides of the field. Their corners were good, but they didn't go after the ball. They just wanted to stay between our receivers and the big play."
Countess seems to have had no problem reclaiming his starting spot and should resume the star corner track he was on before injury intervened.
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This Week's Obsession: Pick a Hero
Let's talk about the guys we haven't talked enough about yet. The breakout kids. The unexpected boons. Our pantheon of heroes:
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The Question:
Casey Stengel used to do this thing with the media where every year he'd point to a player on his team who wasn't already an established star (Gardner, Gallon, Lewan, Norfleet) and say "that guy is a lot better than people think." And that guy would have a really big year. Mentally (or mathematically if you're Mathlete) subtract John Q. MGoReader's expectation for the guys from your expectation for the guys this year, and tell us who's going to be surprisingly good?
BiSB: I'm on Team ACL this year. On the "breakout star" front, I'll go with BLAKE COUNTESS. I think a lot of people are expecting, or even hoping, that he'll come back
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approximately as he was as a freshman (which would still be pretty good), thinking his injury would offset whatever gains he has otherwise made. But we live in a world in which ACLs are repaired with unicorn dreams (or at least that's how Heiko explained it to me) and heal in six to nine months. Jake Ryan tore his five months ago, and is already running and doing lateral stuff. Countess is a full year removed, which in modern ACL years is "what, me worry?" I think on the conservative side we're going to get the Blake Countess we would have gotten in 2012, and on the upside we're looking at a guy who will compete with Bradley Roby and Darqueze "You Spelled Denard Wrong" Dennard for first team All B1G.
My "breakout contributor" guy is CHRIS WORMLEY, who also tore his ACL about a year ago. Heitzman is the starter at SDE, but Wormley can be a difference-maker. He's bigger and stronger than Heitzman, and already has a year in the system under his belt (even if a lot of that year was on an exercise bike). He'll get plenty of snaps anyway because of the depth at SDE and Mattison's love of DL rotation. He may never take over the starter label because Michigan doesn't really do the whole "roster update" thing, but I think by the end of the year he's the most effective guy at the position, and he'll be getting ~40% of the snaps.
Also, Norfleet will be the new Steve Breaston, by which I mean at some point a tight end will maddeningly refuse to pitch him the ball and as a result you will scream terrible terrible things to no one in particular.
Seth: NORFLEET IS ALREADY ESTABLISHED (else everyone would pick him)
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Monday Presser Transcript 8-26-13: Brady Hoke
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- Taylor Lewan, Courtney Avery, Jake Ryan, and Cam Gordon are your captains.
- Joe Reynolds, Graham Glasgow, and Joe Kerridge now have scholarships.
- Courtney Avery is out with orthoscopic [MGoI'mGoingToDoSoWellAsAnM3: ARTHROSCOPIC] surgery for some cartilage in his knee. Playing time and experience would say that Jarrod Wilson is the next guy in, but there's probably a three-way battle between him, Josh Furman, and Dymonte Thomas.
- Derrick Green and Deveon Smith made the traveling depth chart, and they will be expected to contribute either as backup running backs or special teamers. Their redshirts are toast.
- Starting offensive line is Lewan, Glasgow, Miller, Kalis, and Schofield.
- Blake Countess is starting cornerback and starting nickel. Next guy off the bench is probably Hollowell, but both Channing Stribling and Jourdan Lewis made it onto the depth chart, so there may be some competition there.
- Dennis Norfleet is handling all return duties.
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Opening remarks:
"Okay let's get started. Thanks for coming out. We're five days away now. It is game week, and it's exciting. Our players, our staff, everybody involved has worked very hard since January to get to this point. We're excited about the opportunity to see where this team is, and we talk about never getting a second chance to make a first impression, so it's going to be exciting on Saturday.
"We voted our captains yesterday, and I think the four guys: Taylor Lewan, Courtney Avery, Jake Ryan, and Cam Gordon, are very deserving. At the same time I'll tell you that whole class has done a tremendous job as far as leadership and teaching and helping to help coach young football players. As you all know we are a young football team. We also had an opportunity last night to award three scholarships to guys that have walked onto the program and have set a standard for work ethic and set a standard for their toughness. Their love for their teammates and their love for Michigan. Joe Reynolds, Graham Glasgow, and Joe Kerridge were three guys most deserving. When you have an opportunity to do that as a coach, you always feel good because it obviously is helping their families out. More than that, the guys have earned it.
"Courtney Avery had arthroscopic surgery Thursday night. Cartilage. It should be a two-week setback, but everything went well. He is in great spirits and he'll be back on the field soon."
Fall Camp Presser Transcript 8-21-13: Greg Mattison
Were you pleased with your defense during the scrimmage on Saturday?
"I think there were some good things. I think we started off doing some real good things in the different situations that Brady put us in. The black zone, coming out, moving the ball. And then we had a kicking break and we did a lot of the kicking. I wasn't real happy with how we came back. It may seem like a little thing to a lot of people, but I relate that to coming out of the locker room at halftime. When you're a young team, all of those things have got to be addressed. You can't assume -- a veteran team, you'd know, 'Okay, let's turn it up guys. Here's the switch coming out.' You can see when you have a young team, they do a couple things good at times and then all of a sudden, you have to make sure they're hungry and they have to understand how to do it. They have to make sure they do their job every time."


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Remodeling old Bath with LOTS of Questions
I will be remodeling an old bath in a 90-100 year old house. The bath was remodeled in the early 80's I believe. It will be gutted down to the bare studs, with new wiring, plumbing, tub, toilet, vanity, window, tile floor and walls. This is where the questions start and there will be many! I have searched the forums and have gotten some ideas, and I appolgize if these are repeat questions.
#1 - I have read about waterproofing the tile backer board in the shower with redguard which is preferred over a vapor barrier behind the backer board, my question is on the outside wall that will be insulated and a vapor barrier is needed, do you just put the standard plastic over the insulation on the area from the tub lip down, and use redguard on the backer board from this point up? I know you cant have a vapor barrier on both sides. #2 - I have the old 1x8 diagonal floor boards on the 2x8 floor joists which I believe to be Doug Fir otherwise pine (there are no markings to see) in good shape 16" on center with 3/4" thick hardwood flooring on that plus a layer of vinyl. I will be removing down to the 1x8 and building back up from there, or should I go down to the bare floor joists and cut the 1x8's out? I will attatch a few pictures showing the underside of bathroom floor. There is an area that a plumber cut out a whole rafter and just left it when toilet was installed sometime. New plumber said he can slide it back a few inches allowing me to bolt a 2x8 alongside the old cut one from the wall to the top of the beam, which I hope will give me the strength I need. If that was a solid joist not cut, I would be in good shape for deflection, hopefully by sistering a 2x8 alongside supported by the beam I will be ok as far as deflection, but really dont know how that affects numbers, very poorly I assume. I guess my question is, what is best for this situation? I will be using 12x12 ceramic tile on the floor. The span is now 8' for the floor joists, it was 12 until I added a beam. Hopefully this helps explain what I am trying to ask. I will have many more questions I am sure, but this is a start. Thank You in advance! Advertisement |
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sorry for the huge pics!!! Bath size will be 5' wide by 7 1/2' long. Tub runs across joists, joists run lenghtwise in the bath, the 7 1/2' way if any of this additional info helps...
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The journey begins - updating a 2001 kitchen
Thanks to everyone here for some great advice and ideas - you have no idea how helpful this has been :)
The folks who built our loft in 2001 did some very odd things- an expensive Thermador range and GE Monogram built-in fridge ... with "builder basic" cabinets. They also did a stainless steel floor and a range vent that exhausts into the cabinet (and nowhere else!). For such an expansive and open loft space, the kitchen becomes a dark corner with the dark granite and cabinets.
It was definitely "move-in ready" when we bought in late 2012, so we decided to live in it for a year or so before making major changes.
We're about 2 weeks out form demo - here's the "before" and what the plan looks like.
It's not a major rebuild - it's a 9x13 open kitchen that flows into a massive open space (loft) - but it's definitely feeling ($$) like a major rebuild! We will swap the stove & fridge positions, push the island out so that 2 people can actually be in the galley at once, and replacing the 13-year old appliances, cabs, counter (a little dated blue pearl) and stainless steel floor.
I'll post on the progress - and probably be asking more ?s along the way :)
ChrisInSD- we're also in SD- University Heights :) Contemporary was the only choice for our modern space!
I could only post 1 pic so I put them all together- sorry :) will do individual ones as we progress. I wish my designer had better 3D renderings!
Here's a bigger shot of the "before"
I would love to see a closeup of your stainless steel floor. That boggles the mind. :)
The photos are too tiny but I'm pretty sure I approve! What are you using the green for (and what material is it? Looks like what we wanted for our island countertop but we couldn't find the perfect shade of GREEN.)?
That's so funny - all this time I thought "ChrisinSD" was from South Dakota :-)
We also live in an industrial loft condo (concrete ceilings and columns, and some walls), and went with a very contemporary style kitchen. (By the way, the "SJ in my name refers to San Jose, CA, but we actually live in San Francisco).
LOL Marco--the temporary rental we are living in currently is in University Heights while our North Clairemont home is gutted and redone. Lived in Hillcrest before buying the Clairemont house so familiar with the area ;)
The green will go nice with those hip barstools--we are doing an Orange front door.
I'm assuming SD = San Diego - sorry, Chris if I'm wrong :)
I'll get a shot of the stainless steel and post... it sounded interesting when we were looking at the place ... and it's really easy to clean. The problem is you have to clean it CONSTANTLY. We put a cushy mat over it for the time being!
nosoccermom - totally on that page - the backsplash is back-painted glass. We looked high and low and the only one that we absolutely loved was this one. It's got a larger scale (we're going up one wall to 9' with it!) and didn't look overwhelmingly busy.
Here is a link that might be useful: Backsplash Tile
Actually, I was thinking not about tile but sheets of backpainted glass. Friends of mine had it installed recently, and they love it. It is easy to take care of, no grout lines, and it looks great in a modern kitchen.
You can get it in any color or also patterns.
Modern Kitchen by Austin Architects & Building Designers Webber + Studio, Architects
Modern Kitchen by Oakland General Contractors Mueller Nicholls Cabinets and Construction
And if you're really on the cutting edge, look into digitally backPRINTED backsplashes.
Here is a link that might be useful: digitally backprinted glass
nosoccermom -- I absolutely love that first photo. 2nd photo will be more my setup where I could use this.
I don't think it would work well, however, as I've got vaulted ceilings on that wall.
But I think this is really cool....maybe for my wetbar--where can you get this stuff? Don't really care about the printing w/patterns.
We're updating our 1996 era loft in SF as well... I can completely sympathize with odd builder choices. Our layout is a bit similar, with a low ceiling part and a high ceiling part (no island, so smaller). Plus no ventilation -- what is up with that! I can't imagine how a Thermador is with just a recirculating vent.
Is that a door to the left of the new stove location or a window? Are you moving it for the ventilation? What is the cabinet lineup like on the island? I don't see too many drawers.
not to hijack, but sjhockeyfan, which company does the backpainted glass and is it pricey?
nosoccermom- love the idea of glass - we were going to use it on the wall next to the stove, but changed our minds and went with a lighter shade of the floor tile (would have been too much competition with the same backsplash glass tile on 2 large walls). That combo actually really looks slick.
gooster - the door to the left is actually a 160" closet - divided into 3 sections - pantry (closest to kitchen), water heater + storage, and laundry. We just replaced the ugly (hideous, disgusting, awful, use any pejorative you like, we have used them all!) bi-fold doors with a sleek 4-door Sliding Door Company system.
The drawers are going to be pretty plentiful - we currently have 8 in total - and will have 12 when completed (6 on the island). We have another large storage unit just outside of the picture to the right of where the new fridge will be - a large PAX wardrobe converted for kitchen use - it holds a lot of the small appliances, cookery, & gadgets).
The wall behind the stove is an outside wall, so we're venting out there from the new range hood. As much as everyone raves about Thermador, the cook in my house wants the standard size double-oven (one small, one large).
PS- the venting inthe current set-up isn't just recirculating ... it vents INTO the cabinet above and that's where it ends (!!!). We've been discovering all kinds of "shortcuts" as we update things here!
This post was edited by marcojohnson on Wed, Jun 18, 14 at 18:28
ChrisinSD an dgooster, google backpainted glass backsplash and gardenweb, or just backpainted glass backsplash. Depending on where you live, it shouldn't cost you an arm and a leg. Some people even do it themselves. I think Pal may have done it. I'd look at local glas scompanies that sell tempered glass or starfire.
You can even order cut tempered glass online and have it delivered with the outlets precut.
Or google backpainted glass backsplash and Houzz.
Here is a link that might be useful: here's a price given
marcojohnson: those new doors are a huge improvement. We have a branch of that company nearby, and I keep meaning to check them out. I need new closet doors -- the original builder ones I think were even worse (although cathedral raised panel in a modern loft doesn't make a whole lot of sense, does it).
Nosoccermom--thanks. I will check with our glass guy doing the fireplace mantle, wet bar shelves, and shower glass doors.
marcojohnson - can you describe the sliding door frame? That's exactly what I'm looking for for our pantry but with three panes. The hardwood is already in and I'd prefer something that only has a track on the side/top (nothing on the floor) but at this point will take about anything I can get.
schicksal - it's from Sliding Door Company. They custom build it - from size to number of panes to materials - tons of options. Their claim to fame is that the weight is on the bottom track and the guides are on the top - versus most systems which hang from the top (and that's also where they fail). These bad boys are smooth as silk. We went with an opaque white with white frame, simple without mullions. The added bonus is that while opaque (you can't see the pantry, laundry, or water heater at all) they do let light softly glow through - so I'm going to have some fun with some LED lighting now :)
Here's their website and they also have a 'build' function where you can see how 2, 3, or 4 panes would look, along with color and mullion options.They are _not_ inexpensive by any stretch (the 4 door solution we did - 82' x 155'- was just shy of $4k), but all of the research I did came up that they were the best choice for us.
Here is a link that might be useful: Sliding Door Company website
I've played around with their site some - I think it was the one where I could build one with three panes / two tracks (all doors could not be far left/right at the same time). I'm sure there would be a way one with three tracks though.
I also owe you a HUGE thanks for the numbers so I can sort of get a ballpark figure at least for 'ours would probably cost less than...' Does that include shipping? Does it arrive all in one unit or is there some assembly required, such as putting together the perimeter frame? I'm more concerned about quality and the overall appearance than anything else, and am just thinking about what to expect.
Thank again!
schicksal- glad to share & help :)
That figure was all-in, including taxes, delivered, & installed (approx. $550 for install). 2 tracks, no handles, slim frame, soft-close on both ends, "park" (holds door in place, but doesn't lock it in place) for the 2 middle doors. I'm kicking myself for not putting handles in on the 2 outside doors (the handles are inset and don't interfere with the other doors).
Fori - sorry this took me to long. Here's the #(@&$# stainless floor. I've already put the ugly bi-fold doors in the "bonfire" pile, and would gladly add these, but I don't think they will burn well :)
Stainless floor ... who'd ever have thought. Oh, right, NOBODY who is sane. What were the previous owners thinking? These are easy to clean... which is good, because you are cleaning them multiple times each day. They dent, they show every smudgy and print ... just ... wow. Will be glad to be rid of it! In the interim, about 8 months ago, I got a giant size cushy-gel-mat to put over the steel!
Thanks, I'll have to send them a note today. I'm a bit burned out from contacting places about pantry doors because nobody has the time to write back. Their nearest location is a mere 10 hours from here so I'm fully prepared to DIY the install. It won't be the most difficult part of rebuilding this place by a long shot.
I'm with you about the stainless on the floor. That is NUTS! Also looking forward to seeing the backpainted glass and how some of your other choices come out looking.
@marcojohnson: thanks as well for sharing the details on the doors. We're looking to update a closet and the odd shape is forcing us into custom
Stainless on the floor is just inexplicable. It must be coated with an anti slip and anti static coating, I am guessing.
I thought about trying to sell the oven, but alas it started acting up last week (top worked, oven didn't) ... so rather than deal with the repair or craigslist nightmare, I let my contractor have it. Hoping he will be kind to me when I add some more drywall work now :)
Fridge is also is not great shape - doesn't hold temp in the freezer now ... so that goes with the appliance guys when they bring in the new. Dishwasher is just old, so no loss there. We are reusing the compactor (can't justify buying a new one and this one works well).
What fun !
i can't remember whether you posted about your backsplash --- can't find the thread anymore either.
Here's another option, i.e. to end your run with a counter to ceiling or cabinet high shelf (or maybe even a narrow cabinet). This would create a natural end and you could use tile or whatever as BS.
Here's my demolition process ... just add "Benny Hill" theme music :) Warning: it's about 17Mb
Here is a link that might be useful: Demolition - 8 hours in 23 seconds!
Chris - the range is 36" wide and we want to go 30" with a double oven ... plus it wasn't well cared for (griddle is rusted to hell and now the oven is not working - estimate to fix, close to the cost of the new LG range!). The fridge is 19cu ft - we need a minimum of 25 to be functional - we're getting 28. Swapping fridge and range locations so that the new range is actually vented out through the exterior wall, not just up into a cabinet!.
The contractors were AWESOME. Everyone I've dealt with so far - demo, plaster, designer, owner - has been a total dream to work with. I'll write up an official recommendation when it's all done :)
We're at the 1/2 way point ... cabinets have arrived and appliances come tomorrow!
The cabs are EXACTLY what I hoped for. Cannot wait to see them up... I'm going nuts looking at all the boxes :)
And ... only one prob ... 30" microwave shelf came in when we had ordered 24" ... oops. Hopefully they can get the replacement expedited and in before the countertop goes down!
S-L-O-W progress ... lowers are done, just need to get the appliances in place and all of the uppers installed. Countertop is templated - next Friday it gets installed, then we start on the backsplash, then add hood & shelves!
**MAYBE** a little over 2.5 weeks to go? Demo started on July 3, and we look to be mostly on schedule for being "done" on August 8, a total construction (mayhem) time of 5 weeks.
We've only had one bug hiccup so far - my cabinet guy ordered a 30" wide microwave shelf for a 24" drawer microwave -- oops. That won't arrive until August 28 so we'll likely have the MW in place on a tiny table until it's permanent home arrives.
The two little ones were a dent in the door (Sears was out in 2 days to swap the door - after trying like heck to get me to keep it as is for $180 -- are you kidding me??!) and the super-adhesive used on the old floor that took an extra day to get up!
After almost a month of this ... I'm so ready to be done. Patience is definitely starting to wear thin ... but I'm starting to see a real kitchen developing!
We're getting there ... countertop is in!!!
Now as we start putting appliances in place, we are discovering that the range door is hitting the drawers... and the drawers are hitting the microwave drawer.
I have a sinking feeling we need another .25"-.5" and it just isn't there. Meeting w/cabinet guy tomorrow to figure it out. He messed up the microwave drawer cab (ordered 30 when it should have been 24) and that won't be here until 8/28, but now I fear the other cab next to the range on that wall also needs to be reordered -.5".
Oh what fun ...


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The vitelline veins are veins which drain blood from the yolk sac.
They run upward at first in front, and subsequently on either side of the intestinal canal.
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The portions of the veins above the upper ring become interrupted by the developing liver and broken up by it into a plexus of small capillary-like vessels termed sinusoids.
The vitelline veins give rise to
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Skepticism or scepticism (see spelling differences) is generally any questioning attitude towards knowledge, facts, or opinions/beliefs stated as facts,[1] or doubt regarding claims that are taken for granted elsewhere.[2]
Philosophical skepticism is an overall approach that requires all information to be well supported by evidence.[3] Classical philosophical skepticism derives from the 'Skeptikoi', a school who "asserted nothing".[4] Adherents of Pyrrhonism (and more recently, partially synonymous with Fallibilism), for instance, suspend judgment in investigations.[5] Skeptics may even doubt the reliability of their own senses.[6] Religious skepticism, on the other hand, is "doubt concerning basic religious principles (such as immortality, providence, and revelation)".[7]
In ordinary usage, skepticism (US) or scepticism (UK) (Greek: 'σκέπτομαι' skeptomai, to think, to look about, to consider; see also spelling differences) refers to:
In philosophy, skepticism refers more specifically to any one of several propositions. These include propositions about:
In philosophical skepticism, pyrrhonism is a position that refrains from making truth claims. A philosophical skeptic does not claim that truth is impossible (which itself would be a truth claim), instead it recommends "suspending belief". The label is commonly used to describe philosophies which appear similar to philosophical skepticism, such as academic skepticism, an ancient variant of Platonism that claimed knowledge of truth was impossible. Empiricism is a closely related, but not identical, position to philosophical skepticism. Empiricists see empiricism as a pragmatic compromise between philosophical skepticism and nomothetic science; philosophical skepticism is in turn sometimes referred to as "radical empiricism."
Western Philosophical skepticism originated in ancient Greek philosophy.[8] The Greek Sophists of the 5th century BC were partially skeptics.
Pyrrho of Elis (365-275 BC) is usually credited with founding the "school" of skepticism. He traveled to India and studied with the "gymnosophists" (naked lovers of wisdom), which could have been any number of Indian sects. From there, he brought back the idea that nothing can be known for certain. The senses are easily fooled, and reason follows too easily our desires.[9] Pyrrhonism was a school of skepticism founded by his follower Aenesidemus in the first century BC and recorded by Sextus Empiricus in the late 2nd century or early 3rd century AD. Subsequently, in the "New Academy" Arcesilaus (c. 315-241 BC) and Carneades (c. 213-129 BC) developed more theoretical perspectives by which conceptions of absolute truth and falsity were refuted as uncertain. Carneades criticized the views of the Dogmatists, especially supporters of Stoicism, asserting that absolute certainty of knowledge is impossible. Sextus Empiricus (c. AD 200), the main authority for Greek skepticism, developed the position further, incorporating aspects of empiricism into the basis for asserting knowledge.
Greek skeptics criticized the Stoics, accusing them of dogmatism. For the skeptics, the logical mode of argument was untenable, as it relied on propositions which could not be said to be either true or false without relying on further propositions. This was the regress argument, whereby every proposition must rely on other propositions in order to maintain its validity (see the five tropes of Agrippa the Sceptic). In addition, the skeptics argued that two propositions could not rely on each other, as this would create a circular argument (as p implies q and q implies p). For the skeptics, such logic was thus an inadequate measure of truth and could create as many problems as it claimed to have solved. Truth was not, however, necessarily unobtainable, but rather an idea which did not yet exist in a pure form. Although skepticism was accused of denying the possibility of truth, in fact it appears to have mainly been a critical school which merely claimed that logicians had not discovered truth.
In Islamic philosophy, skepticism was established by Al-Ghazali (1058–1111), known in the West as "Algazel", as part of the Ash'ari school of Islamic theology, whose method of skepticism shares many similarities with Descartes' method.[10]
In an effort to avoid skepticism, René Descartes begins his Meditations on First Philosophy attempting to find indubitable truth on which to base his knowledge. He later recognizes this truth as "I think, therefore I am," but before he finds this truth, he briefly entertains the skeptical arguments from dreaming and radical deception.
David Hume has also been described as a global skeptic.
Pierre Le Morvan (2011) has distinguished between three broad philosophical approaches to skepticism. The first he calls the "Foil Approach." According to this approach, skepticism is treated as a problem to be solved, or challenge to be met, or threat to be parried; skepticism's value on this view, insofar as it is deemed to have one, accrues from its role as a foil contrastively illuminating what is required for knowledge and justified belief. The second he calls the "Bypass Approach" according to which skepticism is bypassed as a central concern of epistemology. Le Morvan advocates a third approach—he dubs it the "Health Approach"—that explores when skepticism is healthy and when it is not, or when it is virtuous and when it is vicious.
A scientific (or empirical) skeptic is one who questions beliefs on the basis of scientific understanding. Most scientists, being scientific skeptics, test the reliability of certain kinds of claims by subjecting them to a systematic investigation using some form of the scientific method.[11] As a result, a number of claims are considered "pseudoscience" if they are found to improperly apply or ignore the fundamental aspects of the scientific method. Scientific skepticism may discard beliefs pertaining to things outside perceivable observation and thus outside the realm of systematic, empirical falsifiability/testability.
To be fair and balanced, some recent authors including Taleb (The Black Swan (2007 book)), the Freakonomics series, and especially Daniel Kahneman (Thinking Fast and Slow) also challenge a number of mainstream "scientific" conclusions taken for granted in mainstream research, from the viewpoint of Cognitive biases, and in particular, from a scientific skepticism frame, the difficulty humans sometimes have "sensing" statistical errors and oversights.[12]
Religious skepticism generally refers to doubting given religious beliefs or claims. Historically, religious skepticism can be traced back to Socrates, who doubted many religious claims of the time. Modern religious skepticism typically places more emphasis on scientific and historical methods or evidence, with Michael Shermer writing that it is a process for discovering the truth rather than blanket non-acceptance. For this reason a religious skeptic might believe that Jesus existed while at the same time questioning claims that he was the messiah or performed miracles (see historicity of Jesus). Religious skepticism is not the same as atheism or agnosticism, though these often do involve skeptical attitudes toward religion and philosophical theology (for example, towards divine omnipotence). Religious people are generally skeptical about claims of other religions, at least when the two denominations conflict in some stated belief. In addition, they may also be skeptical of the claims made by atheists.[13] The historian Will Durant writes that Plato was "as skeptical of atheism as of any other dogma."[14]
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