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TV Ratings: 'Shark Tank' Trial Does Well on Thursday
ABC's reality competition fares better in the time slot than any scripted fare this season, though down from its latest Friday, against a dipping (but dominant) "Big Bang Theory."
The Big Bang Theory won Thursday night, but clocked a new season low of a 4.6 rating with adults 18-49 -- down three-tenths of a point from last week. The Millers (2.6 adults) and Two and a Half Men (2.4 adults) dropped a respective two- and one-tenth of a point. And after a steady Crazy Ones (1.7 adults), Elementary (1.7 adults) improved two-tenths from the week prior.
For the night, CBS tied ABC in the key demo, each averaging a 2.4 rating among adults 18-49, though CBS topped with total viewers: 9.8 million.
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As for ABC, airing a special Shark Tank -- a trial of sorts for the time slot's future -- improved the network's showing in the competitive hour. Shark Tank's 1.6 rating with adults 18-49 was down from its most recent Friday showing, but up a solid seven-tenths from Once Upon a Time in Wonderland last week. Grey's Anatomy (2.5 adults) shed two-tenths of a point, and Scandal (3.0 adults) improved by a tenth. ABC averaged 7.9 million viewers.
Hell's Kitchen (1.4 adults) took a hit against Shark Tank, dropping four-tenths of a point. American Idol (1.7 adults) matched last week's series low, while Surviving Jack (1.2 adults) also held even. Fox took a 1.4 rating in the demo and 5 million viewers for the night.
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With no original lead-in, Reign (0.4 adults) dropped two-tenths of a point on the CW.
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Happy Thursday everyone!
After walking past Deepak Chopra in the street, I can already feel that today is off to an amazing start!
This was a pretty solid week in celeb style and everyone was on point. From sequin stripes to expertly-tailored suits, our favorite stars ran the gamut in the fashion department.
Check out this week's hottest looks:
Alicia Keys posed on Instagram in the Marc Jacobs Resort 2013 getup she sported on the Late Show with David Letterman. Hot! Her body is pretty close to perfection these days.
At Fox's The X-Factor Season Finale Night 1, Khloe Kardashian went for mixed textures in a $2,290 Carolina Herrera Night Collection Double Georgette Embellished Blouse, an Alexander McQueen leather pleated mini skirt, and $1,195 Christian Louboutin Pigalle Spikes Pumps in neon orange. Yes Khloe!
Miss Universe 2011 Leila Lopes went bold at the 2012 Miss Universe Pageant in Las Vegas in a custom-made Korto Momolu gown.
One of my favorite pics of the week is our President Barack Obama having some fun with pint-sized Spiderman in the White House. Check out the suit game ya'll!
Kim Kardashian has a new hairdo, which has her looking about five years younger! She showed it off while traipsing through LAX.
At the Apple Store at The Grove in Hollywood, Lance Gross did some holiday shopping in a sweater that Santa certainly dislikes. Not that I care what he has on: look at that face!
A simple camel coat and open-toe booties were Rachel Roy's choices at the Derek Blasberg for Opening Ceremony Launch Party at the Saint Regis in NYC. She's effortlessly beautiful isn't she?
Nicole Richie was spotted in LA in her favorite $1,083 Iro Anabela Leather Jacket, $138 House of Harlow Chelsea Sunglasses, and $1,275 Balenciaga Cutout Buckle Boots. Hot!
Kat Graham flaunted her ombre hair while doing some shopping in LA. What do you think of her vintage dress?
More Los Angeles sightings! Jessica Alba did some colorblocking in a red, white, navy, and pink sweater, a printed scarf, yellow handbag, and $360 Sartore Ankle Boots.
Christina Milian looked radiant in white at The Voice Season 2 Finale.
While performing at Stevie Wonder's 17th Annual House Full of Toys Benefit Concert, Goapele looked breathtaking in a sequin sheath. Can you say fab?
We rarely see Ice T out of casual attire, but he looked great while on set for Law & Order: Special Victims Unit in a suit and camel coat. Get it Ice!
Stylist Brad Goreski looked pretty dapper while performing his judging duties at the 2012 Miss Universe Pageant in Las Vegas. He opted for a DSquared2 Tuxedo Jacket and a pair of studded Christian Louboutin sneakers.
Last, but not least was Miss Universe 2012 Olivia Culpo who stormed in a Georges Hobeika Couture Fall 2012 gown. Gorgeous!
Who had your favorite looks this week?
Alicia Keys looks fly and I want that Nicole Richie has on dope!!
yes to Khloe, jessica.. Kim looks tired..the fringe just makes me think of beyonces fringe.. kim seems lost these days.
Alicia, Khloe and Rachel in that order! I can't with Kim and those bangs. Next!
I love the dress Olivia is wearing! I don't like Kat's dress. Something is off with the structure and fit to me.
Goapele and Leila Lopes look great. A-keys bod has me jelly. Love Kat's look but the a size smaller woul have been a perfect fit.
Love Miss USA's dress and hair!
Love Miss USA's dress and hair. The bun is so simple yet it always works!
That Red Gown made my day.
What Korto is that? the one from Project runway?? Nice!!!! and did I say how much I love my president?
I need Brad to help Ciara and Alicia.
Jessica Alba only looks mediocre in real life and to be honest underwhelmes when she is invited to an award show. That last dress is a bit much and methinks goapel(?) looked better from the front. Kim looks older, Khloe should stop with that hair style already. It did not look good the first time and it does not now.
for the rest they all looked nice (ice t especially!)
Olivia Culpo looks amazing. Eever since A Keys became a mother, she has been bringing it. I love the short hair too. Glad she's not rocking long hair like most are nowadays.
I liked AK's get up
OMG those gowns are amazing! Olivia and Leila! Everyone actually looks really good for once..ummmmm BUT Kim girl..Kanye must want you all to himself because he is lowering your sex appeal you look like a aging housewife, no bueno! I could never change for a man, nope never!
only thing good about Khole was her orange shoes and shirt. Her hair and makeup looks horrible!!!!
Goapele, Nicole & Olivia.
AKeys looks cute.
I like Kim's bangs.
I've seen Khloe in something similar b4. Zzz
Miss Universe looks beautiful, love the bun
Monica Rose be having khloe outfits laid down to the ground! I love it!
Those lips for Kloe are NO GOOD! I actually dislike her style a lot. But her sister Kim look gorgeous with those bangs and simple make-up! The best outfit goes to Kat Graham, loving those simple heels with a traditional African inspired dress
Did u say kim looks 5 years younger? I beg to differ. She looks messy.
OMG – Don't you just love the POTUS? You're right, Kim looks young! And fresh. AKeys is rocking the short hair.
I actually like Kim with less make up and the simple bang. I like Khloe's outfit but that hair and makeup gotsta go! Jessica Alba and Nicole Ritchie are two of my fav's because they always stay true to themselves and just…live. Olivia Culpo has my mouth hanging open. OMG!
This week in chic was a snoozer. hose Jenner / Kardashian checks ya'll are getting for sponsorship must be the bomb bc I tell you ya'll will find a way to plug them in a post even when there's nothing fashionworthy about it. That Obama pic is too cute. That's all I got on this one. Sigh!
Kim's hair looks like a wig! It's never been that thick. Not even with weave!
Alicia looks hot and I love Rachel's coat and Khloe looked very pretty.
Ice is looking clean at the board of health !
hmmmm Lance, FIONE !
Kat Graham's dress looks like a coat.She has a nice body and a pretty face but she needs a new stylist STAT! Nicole Richie was serving 90s rocker grunge which I love and Lance Gross is just 2 damn sexy.The End!
I love khole's outfit. :) And brad goreski looks adorable. :)
one word…Lance
Kat Graham tries too hard. Where is the belt and why is she not reaaady?
Alicia keys looked gorgeous !! I want that outfit in my life!
Oh and khloe looks great, whoever is dressing her needs two pats on the back and a snap! Never seen her look that good.
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Think about it! His abilities just scream for him to be using a golf club, with one of those golf club holders (I don't actually golf, sorry so I dont know the name) lugged around at his side, and one of those stereotypical caps that they all wear. On top of that all he could wear a patterned sweater vest and khakis. His abilities could be altered to fit more of a golf theme (Gate Q shoots a golf ball, Hammer E he yells out 'Fore', Hammer form he swings a golf club, and Cannon form he hits golf balls at people with that distinctive thwok sound)
Every time I play him this skin idea just shouts out at me, so I had to post it. Would totally buy it the first day it was released.
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I necroed this thread just because this skin needs to happen.
PLEASE put this in. It sounds like a legendary skin, but it would be totally worth it.
I think it's legendary skins only change sound for most of it. But this is waay to awesome.
Maybe give him a British voice along with this!
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Reviving this thread because not only does Jayce need a new skin, but this idea is epically hilarious and would make for a great new skin.
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Despite 4 years of millions of dollars in aid, equipment, education, and advisors, Iraqi police force development lags far behind the military. Numerous reasons are offered to account for this gap: corrupt practices left over from the previous regime, infiltration by militias, weak leadership, competition by better armed and organized criminal and militant groups, and so on. However, the military is also subject to these same influences, thus none of these explanations by themselves or in combination are satisfactory. The author argues that the poor political and security environment impacts social, political, and cultural factors in ways that are predictable, understandable, and, with external help, resolvable. The author offers valuable insights into the creation of such programs as well as a number of policies and practices advisors may adopt to best facilitate the creation of a just and effective Iraqi police force.
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The Obama administration will need to establish clear priorities for U.S.–Latin American relations that advance U.S. interests in remarkably changed circumstances. No single approach to the region can guide U.S. policy, nor can policy be successful if it does not recognize the changes in the region over the past decade that are reflected in the hemisphere's economic and political vitality. more
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Crime and Violence in Mexico and Central America: An Evolving But Incomplete US Policy ResponseJan 01, 2013
In this report, we first survey the causes for the rise of violent crime in Mexico, and the Northern Triangle of Central America. We then look at the US policy response to date. We conclude by offering a few suggestions on how the US policy response could be significantly improved in the short and medium term to respond better to the underlying challenges that the countries of the region are facing, problems in which our own country is deeply implicated. more
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The recent surge in drug trafficking and violent crime in Central America has drawn a spotlight to the perennial problem of lawlessness along the borders of El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras. Throughout their histories, governments in these countries have neglected their peripheries. more
New Approaches to Migration Management in Mexico and Central AmericaOct 01, 2012
Until recently, the outflow of Mexicans to the United States dominated the attention of Mexican politicians, policymakers, and migration researchers, but public attention has shifted in recent years to the phenomenon of transit migration. Over the past two decades, Mexico has increasingly become a destination for Central American migrants seeking to enter the United States; many remain in Mexico for extended periods and, in some cases, settle permanently. more
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The Legal Side of Mexican ImmigrationJun 27, 2012
In this brief, Mexico Institute's Senior Adviser on immigration David R. Ayón, looks into legal Mexican immigration to the U.S., utilizing new data from the Department of Homeland Security's Office of Immigration Statistics. more
The State of Trade, Competitiveness and Economic Well-being in the U.S.-Mexico Border RegionJun 06, 2012
More than a billion dollars of goods are traded across the US-Mexico border each day. With so much commerce, efficient and secure border management is essential to promote the competitiveness of the US and Mexico. This report identifies strategies to meet this challenge. more
Considering New Strategies for Confronting Organized Crime in MexicoMar 29, 2012
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News: Patrick Maroon scored his ninth of the season Thursday night against the Bruins. Analysis: A nifty little move allowed Patrick Maroon to get open and fire a shot past Bruins' goalie Tuukka Rask. He's only managed 33 points on the season, but he remains part of a whole host of Ducks who are hanging around the outer region of fantasy relevance.
News: Corey Perry scored in the last minute of the third to send Thursday's game against the Bruins to overtime. Analysis: He struggled throughout the early part of March with just four points in the first nine games, but has bounced back nicely with four goals and an assist in his last five. Corey Perry is heating up at just the right time for the Ducks.
News: Tim Schaller was recalled from AHL Rochester on Friday, Bill Hoppe of the Olean Times Herald reports. Analysis: Tyler Ennis suffered an upper-body injury during Thursday's loss to Arizona, so Tim Schaller may be needed for Saturday's matchup with the Avalanche. Schaller only has two points in 14 career NHL appearances (all this season), but he's managed 40 points through 58 games with AHL Rochester this season.
News: Sam Carrick is absent from Friday's practice for personal reasons, TSN's Mark Masters reports. Analysis: With Nazem Kadri set to return from a four-game suspension, the Leafs will be better equipped to deal with an absence, if Sam Carrick is unable to play in Saturday's game against Ottawa. The 23-year-old center scored his first career goal during Thursday's loss to the Panthers.
News: Nazem Kadri will return from a four-game suspension Saturday against the Senators, TSN's Jonas Siegel reports. Analysis: Nazem Kadri served his time for an illegal hit on the Oilers' Matt Fraser, who remains sidelined by a concussion. The Maple Leafs sent Greg McKegg back to AHL Toronto to make room for Kadri on the roster.
News: Kevin Fiala was recalled from AHL Milwaukee under emergency conditions Thursday. Analysis: With James Neal (upper body) and Matt Cullen (lower body) still bothered by injuries, Kevin Fiala may get a chance to join the lineup for Saturday's game in Washington. The 2014 first-round draft pick made his NHL debut Tuesday against the Canadiens, recording three shots on goal in 11:25 of ice time.
News: Loui Eriksson sniped a power-play goal in Thursday's overtime loss to the Ducks. Analysis: Loui Eriksson gave the Bruins a 2-1 lead 27 seconds into the third period, but it didn't hold up as the game-winner, as the Ducks came through with the equalizer in the period's final minute. The winger isn't exactly lighting it up offensively of late, but with seven goals and four assists since mid-February, he's been a useful complementary piece to the Bruins' attack.
News: John Moore picked up an assist on the power play Thursday in a 4-3 overtime win over Buffalo. He was minus-1and took six shots in the contest. Analysis: John Moore has significantly increased his point production since joining Arizona with four of his 12 points on the season coming in the 12 games he has played since being traded. The transition from the Stanley Cup contender Rangers to the lowly Coyotes can be seen most clearly in his plus/minus, which has gone from a healthy plus-9 in New York to a minus-7 in the desert. That is also a function of the four extra minutes per night he is playing since the trade, which is a good test for whether Moore can be a top four defensemen in the NHL long-term. He is someone to keep an eye on in dynasty and keeper leagues as the season comes down to its final couple of weeks.
News: Brenden Morrow is day-to-day with an upper-body injury, The Tampa Tribune reports. Analysis: Brenden Morrow was scratched from Thursday's game against the Predators, but he wasn't initially listed with an injury. It may just be that he's dealing with a minor ailment and wouldn't have been in the lineup even if healthy.
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Weeks ago I stored some yeast out of 2 primary fermenters and forgot to sanitize the flask. It has been at room temp and sealed since then, but, I'm now worried that the yeast is no good. Should I worry about this?
If you use it you're basically playing Russian Ru let. Even though it could be just fine, I wouldn't take the chance with precious brew.
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That's kind if what I was thinking. Thanks for the input.
I'm brewing up 10 gallons of porter today and only have one vial of yeast. I'll just pitch half of the starter in each carboy today and buy another vial tomorrow.
I would have no problem using the current generation of yeast from those jars, I would not re-harvest from that batch of beer, however.
Using sanitized jars for storing washed yeast is always, no matter how clean you think you are, a "dirty" process. Using an unsanitized jar might add 25-50% more contamination than normal, but not anything serious.


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In its first Area IV West Division game of the season, Caldwell County Post 29 claimed a 6-4 victory over Rutherford County Post 423 on Wednesday night at McNair Field in Forest City.
Caldwell County baseball is much more than just a sport, it's a tradition. Friday night's game between the current Post 29 team and the Post 29 alumni team proved just that.
West Caldwell's Dylan West slid head first into first base to beat out a throw on an RBI infield single in the bottom of the seventh inning to give the Warriors a 4-3 victory over East Lincoln on Thursday in Gamewell.
The South Caldwell boys' track team took second place at the Northwestern 3A/4A Conference championships on Wednesday at Watauga High School in Boone.
A late South Caldwell rally fell short as the Freedom High School Patriots went into Sawmills and upset the then-undefeated Spartans 4-3 on Wednesday night.
Three pointer after three pointer, dunk after dunk; the ACC All-Stars proved exactly why they are the ACC All-Stars.
The 2014 ACC Barnstorming Tour makes its way to West Caldwell High School on Friday night, where seven former Warriors will get the chance to showcase their talents to the ACC stars and Caldwell County.
The Hibriten Panthers staved off a late South Caldwell rally to hang on for a 2-1 victory on Friday in Sawmills.
Lets face it, the Carolina Panthers are having a miserable 2014-15 season, and we haven't reached the draft. So the question is, what is wrong with the Panthers? The answer is General Manager Dave Gettleman.
With tough defense and long-range shooting, the Caldwell Community College and Technical Institute Cobras Men's Basketball team beat a tough opponent in the first game of the NJCAA Division III National Championships Thursday in Loch Sheldrake, N.Y.
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Hibriten's Carson Poarch hit a solo home run to left field in the bottom half of the sixth inning to lift the Panthers to a 2-1 victory over South Caldwell on Tuesday in Lenoir.
Hibriten's Tyler Johnson shot a round-low, 3-under 33 to lead the Panthers to a non-conference victory on Monday at Cedar Rock Country Club.
Baseball season is officially underway. High schools and colleges are in the midst of their respective seasons, while the professionals are currently in spring training and just 11 days away from the opening series between the Arizona Diamondbacks and the Los Angeles Dodgers. The Diamondbacks and Dodgers will officially open the season with a two-game series in Sydney, Australia beginning on March 22.
The West Caldwell softball team exploded for eight runs in the second inning to propel the Warriors to a 16-0 victory in five innings over Challenger on Wednesday in Gamewell.
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Cam Newton threw two interceptions and was sacked five times in his playoff debut as the Carolina Panthers saw their season end the same way it did in 2009, with a home loss in the NFC Divisional round.
Three Lady Spartans scored in double figures to lift South Caldwell to a 60-45 victory over the visiting Patton Panthers on Friday in Sawmills.
The Carolina Panthers once again control their own destiny for the NFC South division title.
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Activist David Sanders formally entered Winnipeg's mayoral race with pledges to hire a qualified chief administrative officer and sever ties between city hall and developers.
The 67-year-old former provincial bureaucrat and management consultant became the eighth person to register a mayoral run, a move that allows him to raise and spend money on a campaign. The move does not place him on the Oct. 22 ballot — all candidates must file nomination papers in September.
Sanders said if he's elected, he would overhaul the senior ranks of Winnipeg's public service, starting with a new person to lead the city's 8,000-person workforce. Sanders has attended city council and committee meetings to express dissatisfaction with administrative and political decisions.
Sanders dismissed the idea he could raise issues more effectively as an activist, rather than a politician, and claimed he is not merely running as a protest candidate. He said he believes he can win Winnipeg's mayoral race, even though he has no campaign manager or volunteer corps as of yet.
He said he will announce a manager "in due course."
He also said he is better qualified to serve as mayor than the other registered candidates: lawyer Brian Bowman, booking agent Michel Filion, Charleswood-Tuxedo Coun. Paula Havixbeck, university administrator Robert-Falcon Ouellette, former St. Vital councilor Gord Steeves, funeral-home director Michael Vogiatzakis and former NDP MLA and MP Judy Wasylycia-Leis.
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Just Peachy has a new shirt in honor of the new season. It's blue, not khaki, and miracles never do cease. But don't worry -- he's still Just Peachy, and more so than ever! We see a plane flying over the Outback and lots of outback-y scenery. I'm already wondering how many times I'll use the word "outback" this year. Not possibly as many times as Just Peachy will.
Peachy announces that the new S16 are riding in a special plane "on loan from the Royal Australian Air Force," and I guess we should be happy that the Australian military has nothing better to do with their rescue planes than loan them to hokey American television programs. Peachy explains the concept of Survivor, and for the three people in America who haven't heard of this show, I'll sum it up: sixteen people get dumped in some godforsaken place, vote one person off every week, until all that's left is an overweight, naked homosexual named Richard, who then wins a million dollars. Got it? As Peachy explains this concept in a more verbose way, the plane-cam scans the interior and we see various shots of the ill-, irritated-, bored-. sleepy-, and noble-looking sixteen contestants. As Peachy recites for the billionth time, "Forty-two days; sixteen people; one Survivor," the camera pans away, and we see that he is perkily perched on the open tail-end of the plane. Some of our very own posters hoped for a perky little accident in the form of something resembling peach cobbler, but it didn't happen.
They haven't changed the theme song except to add some minor Australian-like sounds. I'm assuming they're Australian-like, but I don't really know what that is. ["There is definitely a digeridoo." -- Wing Chun] In any case, I was happy to hear the familiar oh-wey-oh-ing, and in the past few Survivor-deprived months, I'm not ashamed to admit, I occasionally rewound my Survivor tapes just to hear it again and chant along with it. As the S16 make their dramatic credit appearances, and as I watch repeatedly to assign faces to names, I notice that only Debb, Jerri, Rodger, and Maralyn get one shot each, while the others have at least two different shots. Clue or coincidence? Time will be the judge.


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Well, from all the info from you guys, what I might do is buy the 91XG for the far away stations, and a cheaper smaller UHF/VHF antenna for the local stations. They are basicall 90 degrees apart in direction, so instead of buying a motor, I'd just install two antennas pointed in two directions, and the signal strenght issue would be resolved.I'm going to shop for where to buy them at the best price, and start reading up on baluns, pre-amps, and combining the two antennas.
If you wanna get really freaky:Find a preamp with 300-ohm input. Then get some of the old school twin lead cable to run from the antenna to the pre-amp. Skip the balun all together. Switch to 75-ohm coax after the preamp on the mast.Twin lead has some of the best signal interference rejection out there.You *have* to use stand offs though. The cable can't come anywhere near your mast.Careful with the extra antennas. Those can induce multipath issues. But most modern tuners are pretty well equipped to handle that kind of thing now.
That is almost exactly what I have done (two antennas at 90 degree angle to each other). Ideally those antennas should be spaced 2 * wavelength apart to prevent them from effecting each other in unpredictable ways.That is usually not a problem for the short wavelength of UHF but the wavelength for VHF band III (VHF-Hi) is up to 1.7 meters (VHF band I or VHF-Lo would be up to 6 meters!).I solved this by having one antenna on a roof antenna mast while the other antenna is on a chimney mount.Don't sweat it too much if you can't separate them that far, just know that for best results you maintain some distance between them.The other advise I read while planning my setup was to keep the length of the antenna cable from each antenna to the splitter/combiner exactly the same length (to keep signals arriving on both antennas in phase).
What are you receiving on VHF?
Buy both and return one?
TechGuru recommended directionals yagis.Leibold recommended multi elements.
trees DO matter !I get better signal in the winter months (no leaves in the trees).
While I don't advocate cutting down the tree I do agree on avoiding the tree in the straight line between antenna and transmitter. Consider a different location for the antenna mast or using a taller one.
@Jack - Water and land have very different signal propagation characteristics - the two really can't be compared.
Check the antenna pattern. You might be able to get the nearby stations through a sidelobe.
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WASHINGTON—A record number of association professionals are set to visit Washington, DC to learn about policy issues and advocate on behalf of the association community for American Associations Day, on March 25-26. ASAE is giving this year's attendees a new tool to assist in their outreach to Capitol Hill in support of a number of issues impacting the sector.
The new mobile app includes a schedule of events, speaker bios, talking points, Congressional directory, twitter updates, and ways to share information on social media sites. It will also serve as a permanent grassroots advocacy platform that will provide advocacy updates, breaking legislative alerts, and allow users to share their opinions and encourage others to participate using social media platforms. Advocates will also be able to email and call their Members of Congress, and ASAE Public Policy staff will be able to keep members apprised of pressing legislation and request action by sending "push" notifications.
"This is a game changer for ASAE's advocacy efforts." said Jim Clarke, CAE, Senior Vice President of Public Policy. "With the legislative battles ahead, we are in a critical period for associations, and this app will help us increase our impact and show Congress the power of associations."
The app can be downloaded on iTunes and Google Play for use on the iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, and Android operating systems.
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Rob Calloway vs. Galen Brown
From BoxRec
2007-10-06 : Rob Calloway 197 lbs beat Galen Brown 214 lbs by TKO at 1:27 in round 4 of 12
- Location: Civic Arena, Saint Joseph, Missouri, USA
- Referee: Mike England
- Judge: Jerry Griffin
- Judge: Brett Miller
- Judge: David Sutherland
- NABA Cruiserweight Title (Vacant title)
- WBC Continental Americas Cruiserweight Title (Vacant title)
- IBF International Cruiserweight Title (Vacant title)
- Time: 1:27
- Weights: Calloway 197 lbs, Brown 214 lbs
- Brown came in 14 lbs over the weight limit and was therefore ineligible to win any of the three titles at stake.
- NABA and WBC Continental Americas titles had been vacated by Matt Godfrey.
- IBF International title had been vacated by Pavol Polakovic.
|Preceded by:
Godfrey vs. Cora Jr.
| NABA Cruiserweight Title Fight
# 13
|Succeeded by:
Gunn vs. Gregory