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Rams coach Scott Linehan put on his brave face Monday after telling the world that Steven Jackson is hurt.
Jackson will miss at least one game – and possibly additional time – with a partial groin muscle tear.
"We've been hit by the injury bug," Linehan said. "But you can't go there . . . look at it like we've got an insurmountable, on paper, challenge for us this week. We're sitting here with no wins in three games and we're playing probably the hottest team in defensive the NFC, maybe all of football right now.
"If we keep our minds right, it'll be the greatest win we've had since we've been here. It will be exciting to watch Brian Leonard and Travis Minor play. That's the only way you can be.
"You're not going to stand here and create excuses for your football team. We're going to suit up and we're going to play ball against Dallas."
Linehan also reported that Mark Setterstrom will miss the rest of the season, as feared, with a serious knee injury. And he admitted that Bulger has been playing with two broken ribs in addition to badly bruised knees.
Here are some other highlights of the coaching news conference:
On the condition of quarterback Marc Bulger: "He almost didn't make it out of the last game . . . he's limited. He was limited going into the game. He has a couple of broken ribs, but he played with it. We're not going to say that's the reason why he didn't have the best game of his career. That was not an easy task. He should be much better this week. He'll feel much better in practice which will enable him to have a better week of practice."
On why he didn't use back-up Gus Frerotte: "If (Bulger) is too hurt to play, he's not going to play the game. We have 100 percent confidence in Gus, but Marc played with it last year. He had a similar injury and was able to perform. My feeling was, if he was able to practice pretty much Wednesday and Thursday without taking too many plays off, there was no question we were going to go there."
On the loss of Setterstrom: "We'll be looking at some replacement possibilities in the next 24 to 48 hours."
On the fill-in guards Milford Brown and Claude Terrell: "They've got the size for the position. It helps us match up against the interior people we were playing in that game. It's better in the run. You saw some of that from our success when we ran the ball this game, versus the first two. It should enable us to continue to do that."
On using Andy McCollum to fill in: "It's an option. Obviously he's been a great center for years and center is his position. Because of his experience, his ability and what he knows, he's definitely an option."
On the status of Richie Incognito: "He is making strides. I don't know what that means until we see him practice. He has been running and working on it. Very hard to get back on the field. He still has some pain in there on certain movements. I would say he's still questionable at this point."
On replacing Leonard at fullback: "Between Richard Owens and Dominique Byrd and Joe Klopfenstein, there has to be somebody. We'll put somebody in there."
On using new running back Antonio Pittman: "He's much further ahead than when he came here and has been working at learning the system and the offense. He'll be available for this game for sure."
On making better use of Drew Bennett: "We've got to get him on the practice field, No. 1. That will help get the timing down. He hasn't been able to practice full speed yet. That will help, he will be much improved. Our bottom line is we just have to execute better, protect the football and we'll score more points if we do that."
On all those lateral passes to the receivers: "Some of them have to do with the team playing a pretty loaded box against Steven. Some of runs we have aren't very good if they bring a safety a certain way. We can't throw too many of them. A few are good. We are looking for four yards, just like we are on a run. It's not designed to be an explosive play necessarily. You can't live with them 100 percent."
On offensive coordinator Greg Olson's play calling: "I think Greg called a great game. I know the score doesn't indicate it, but our whole idea is, one week we're slinging it around and we have more explosive plays throwing the ball since I've been here – we had 10 plays of 16 yards or more – and our quarterback got banged around pretty good.
"So we knew we have to have that balance between run and pass. We wanted to run it more against a team we felt we could run it against. Get the ball more to Steven. We were in control of the game for the entire first half. Said it last week, said it the week before. I felt the same way. What we've done is we've squandered the opportunity to make the work for us and pay for us with a win.
"When you do that, and you play it close to the vest, you're running the ball and you're doing that, the margin for error is very small. You cannot turn the football over.
"I stand by Greg. Greg has done absolutely everything I've asked him to do and more since he's been here. It's a tough challenge for him. I've got to help him more.
"Two games in a row we've had game plans that were designed to exploit what we thought we could exploit and I felt if we took care of the football, it would have been the right plan. Obviously we're not scoring enough points so we're going to have to do something different."
On the aggression of his offense: "On each drive we actually took an attempt at a field goal, we took a shot at the end zone. One week, you threw it too much, give Steven the ball. The next week, you ran it too much, you've got to throw these guys the ball.
"We've got to score. We're not going to win the game if we don't score. If we don't stay aggressive and be focused on that, why play the game? We've got to push the ball down the field when we can. Can't force it down the field."
On scaling back the game plan to protect the battered Bulger: "We did not want him to take some of those shots he did. We felt like going into this game against Tampa Bay that we could control the line of scrimmage on both sides of the ball. By playing it a little closer to the vest this week, we'd control it. We may not be able to open it up as much as we have previously. But we felt yesterday that was our best chance to win that football game.
"We felt like we would be able to run the ball. We'd keep Marc clean. We'll keep him healthy in that game and limit the shots he was taken. Your margin for error is small when you play that way.
"Unfortunately, we had some turnovers and we did not score in the red zone again. That kind has been our nemesis all weekend. It has to be corrected and it will be corrected.
"I still believe that it all starts up front with the protection of the quarterback. We have to find better ways to protect him and still take the shots down the field without worrying about him getting hit. The previous week we have 10 explosive passes; we had two yesterday, and two runs.
"Our recipe for success around here is to not turn the ball over and create explosive plays. Well, we turned the ball over and we had just four explosive plays yesterday. So we've got to find a way to generate explosive plays and still hang onto the football and not get our quarterback hit."
On missing Jackson: "He's one of our best players, if not the best player. We'll look at other ways to get some of our other playmakers the ball. We'll try to find other ways to do that. We'll find a way to spread the ball around."
On Leonard filling in: "It was a bonus for us he got a lot of work at tailback during preseason. Obviously that will help him as he gets ready this week. We think he'll be capable of taking over that role in Steven's absence."
On the status of linebacker Pisa Tinoisamoa: "He'll probably play this week. He'll practice Wednesday and go from there."
On his assessment of his unit's play in Tampa Bay: "I thought we played really well for about three quarters and then with about 11 minutes to go in the fourth quarter and they start cracking a couple runs on us and we missed some tackles. There is really no excuse. We just couldn't finish the game out. I would have loved to finish the game the way we played the first three quarters because we did a pretty good job.
"One thing we wanted to do going into the game is stop the run. We did it for three quarters. I think they had 20 at halftime, or 30. They didn't have much. Handle Joey Galloway was the No. 2 thing, We did a good job with Joey. They didn't really threaten us much down the field. He didn't get a lot. He got the one slant on us. And then handle the adversity – which I thought we didn't do a good job of in the fourth quarter."
On dealing with the lack of offensive support: "Our guys understand that we're struggling on the side of the ball, but it will come around sooner or later. We just have to continue to do our thing and do it for four quarters. We can't do it for three or 3 ˝ quarters like we did a couple of games. We need to play the whole game.
"If you want to be a dominating defense in this league, if you want to be a top 10 ranked and all those things . . . then at some point, you can't worry about the other side of the ball. Take accountability for your side of the ball.
"You have to do it all the time. You can't miss tackles in the fourth quarter and you can't get misaligned."
On the play of the secondary: "The (Buccaneers) dropped a couple balls yesterday, had some guys open. We didn't match routes perfectly yesterday. For the most part, we did a pretty good job.
"You have to look at the positives. I looked at the yardage racked up in this league yesterday and there is 500, 600 yards. Look at the good stuff on defense. You're seventh in the league in defense. I know it's early in the season, but you can't say that the last couple of years. So build on that. Build on the pass coverage."
On the play of Adam Carriker: "He played OK. He can play better. Right now he's in the thinking mode. He's thinking before he reacts. We talked to him about just going out and playing. Don't worry about every step you're taking. Go make tackles, go run to the ball and do all the things you did in the preseason . . . he'll get better and better as he plays that position. Right now he wants to analyze every block, every scheme."
On the play of the linebackers: "I thought they played well. They made a lot of plays yesterday. They made a lot of tackles. Had a couple missed tackles. For the most part, the pass coverage was excellent. The run, the way they fit, was good. We've got to come up with some big plays. We have to start stripping the ball and get turnovers, We haven't had an interception yet."
On the challenge of facing the Cowboys: "They got it all. They can run the ball, they can throw it, they have a great quarterback, two good running backs, good tight ends, receivers – we'll see where we're at after this week. They have a whole slew of players. It starts with the quarterback, he's kind of a gunslinger, a little bit like Brett Favre. He's got a good arm, got great confidence himself . . . T.O. is T.O., one of the best that ever played . . . a huge offensive line, massive, 6-7, 6-8, 350, 360."
On the team's dire straits: "It's early in the season. It's not like the season is over. Some how, some way, we have to get a win. Things change fast in this league. It's always been that way."


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An antipsychotic drug. More » Antipsychotics are frequently given to dementia patients, though it increases their risk of death.
A risky drug for seniors. More » The American Geriatrics Society has said this drug is "potentially dangerous" for seniors and might be inappropriate.
This provider is among the top 10 prescribers of
this drug in the country.
This provider's prescriptions for this drug were for more days than those of peers. More » Because of this, his or her prescription count may be lower.
This provider's prescriptions for this drug were for fewer days than those of peers. More » Because of this, his or her prescription count may be higher.
This Drug's Rank
Drug Name |
Total Prescriptions Filled Including Refills |
Prescriptions to 65+ |
Category | For this Prescriber |
For All Prescribers in This Specialty in Indiana |
Used to relieve moderate to... + Used to relieve moderate to severe pain. More info » |
Amlodipine is used alone or... + Amlodipine is used alone or in combination with other medications to treat high blood pressure and chest pain (angina). Amlodipine is in a class of medications called calcium channel blockers. It lowers blood pressure by relaxing the blood vessels so the heart does not have to pump as hard. It controls chest pain by increasing the supply of blood to the heart. If taken regularly, amlodipine controls chest pain, but it does not stop chest pain once it starts. Your doctor may prescribe a different medication to take when you have chest pain. More info » |
137 | 61 | 2 | 5 | |
Treats high blood pressure ... + Treats high blood pressure and heart failure. A lower blood pressure will reduce the risk of stroke and heart attack. Also used in the first few days after a heart attack to help reduce the risk of death. This medicine is an angiotensin-converting enzyme (ACE) inhibitor. More info » |
131 | 44 | 3 | 4 | |
Used to relieve moderate to... + Used to relieve moderate to severe pain. More info » |
Treats heartburn, gastroeso... + Treats heartburn, gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD), and conditions that cause your stomach to make too much acid. Also helps heal a damaged esophagus. Prevents stomach ulcers and stomach irritation in patients who take pain or arthritis medicine or NSAID. This medicine may be used in combination with antibiotics to treat ulcers. This medicine is a proton pump inhibitor (PPI). More info » |
76 | 16 | 5 | 28 | |
Used alone or together with... + Used alone or together with other medicines to treat high blood pressure and fluid retention (edema). This medicine is a diuretic (water pill). More info » |
76 | 22 | 5 | 12 | |
Metoprolol is used alone or... + Metoprolol is used alone or in combination with other medications to treat high blood pressure. It also is used to prevent angina (chest pain) and to improve survival after a heart attack. Extended-release (long-acting) metoprolol also is used in combination with other medications to treat heart failure. Metoprolol is in a class of medications called beta blockers. It works by relaxing blood vessels and slowing heart rate to improve blood flow and decrease blood pressure More info » |
74 | 26 | 7 | 9 | |
Metformin is used alone or ... + Metformin is used alone or with other medications, including insulin, to treat type 2 diabetes (condition in which the body does not use insulin normally and, therefore, cannot control the amount of sugar in the blood). Metformin is in a class of drugs called biguanides. Metformin helps to control the amount of glucose (sugar) in your blood. It decreases the amount of glucose you absorb from your food and the amount of glucose made by your liver. Metformin also increases your body's response to insulin, a natural substance that controls the amount of glucose in the blood. Metformin is not used to treat type 1 diabetes (condition in which the body does not produce insulin and therefore cannot control the amount of sugar in the blood). More info » |
72 | 15 | 8 | 8 | |
Treats certain types of sei... + Treats certain types of seizures. Also treats Restless Legs Syndrome (RLS) and pain caused by shingles (postherpetic neuralgia). More info » |
68 | 11 | 9 | 15 | |
Treats fluid retention (ede... + Treats fluid retention (edema) and high blood pressure (hypertension). More info » |
64 | 18 | 10 | 7 | |
Morphine is used to relieve... + Morphine is used to relieve moderate to severe pain. Morphine extended-release tablets and capsules are only used to relieve severe (around-the-clock) pain that cannot be controlled by the use of other pain medications. Morphine extended-release tablets and capsules should not be used to treat pain that can be controlled by medication that is taken as needed. More info » |
Treats stuffy nose caused b... + Treats stuffy nose caused by hay fever and other allergies. This medicine is a corticosteroid. More info » |
60 | 12 | 46 | ||
Losartan is used alone or i... + Losartan is used alone or in combination with other medications to treat high blood pressure. Losartan is also used to decrease the risk of stroke in people who have high blood pressure and a heart condition called left ventricular hypertrophy (enlargement of the walls of the left side of the heart). Losartan may not decrease the risk of stroke in African Americans who have these conditions. This medication is also used to treat kidney disease in people who have type 2 diabetes (condition in which the body does not use insulin normally and therefore cannot control the amount of sugar in the blood) and high blood pressure. Losartan is in a class of medications called angiotensin II receptor antagonists. It works by blocking the action of certain natural substances that tighten the blood vessels, allowing the blood to flow more smoothly and the heart to pump more efficiently. More info » |
60 | 24 | 12 | 18 | |
Treats fever and pain, incl... + Treats fever and pain, including pain caused by arthritis, gout, menstrual cramps, tendinitis, headache, backache, and toothache. This is a nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory medicine (NSAID). More info » |
57 | 14 | 104 | ||
Treats fever and pain, incl... + Treats fever and pain, including pain caused by headache, toothache, arthritis, cold or flu, migraine, or menstrual cramps. This is a nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID). More info » |
52 | 11 | 15 | 115 |
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ProPublica obtained prescribing data from Medicare's prescription drug benefit, known as Part D, under the Freedom of Information Act. The data for 2012 includes more than 1.2 billion prescriptions written by nearly 1.5 million doctors, nurses and other providers. This database lists about 382,000 of those providers who wrote 50 or more prescriptions for at least one drug that year. Almost three-fourths went to patients 65 and older; the rest were for disabled patients. Methodology »
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- The calculation of "Risky Drugs to Seniors" does not include drugs for which a provider wrote 11 or fewer prescriptions because Medicare redacted the information to protect patient privacy.
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Hello all, I've been a loyal firefox user since 0.7 Firebird. And I really love it. But for the past week or so, everytime I open up Firefox, it freezes and gives me that Not Responding BS. The only way I can use it (Like I am now) is to open it, leave it on 'Not Responding' for about 3-4 minutes, then it works fine. But if I click a javascript popup window or something, it freezes again.
I just reinstalled and.. nothing. Should I completely uninstall then reinstall? If so, how can I back up my extentions and themes? Oh yeah.. I'm running 1.0.3
Are you using Extension User Agent switcher or perhaps 'switch proxy' both are causing start delays. Turn off the 'auto' update feature in Switch proxy, uninstall UAS, look for update.
I am having this problem as well.. I uninstalled Switch proxy. FF still freezes up indefinitly.... I'd hate to have to uninstall my 40+ extensions to determine which one it is but there's no way to disable extensions in safemode for normal mode that I can determine.
I'm moving to Theory, everything works there.
Most issues are solved by going through the Standard Diagnostic Freezing -> Prescott Pentium 4 Hyperthreading?
http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewtopic.php?t=230393 Freezing -> Switch Proxy extension? http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewtopic.php?t=225232 I'm uninstalling Switchproxy right now. Thanks guys. I'll let you know how it works.
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if uninstalling all those extension still showing the problem, then i suggest you create a new fresh clean profile. must be the upgrades that you been using that profile fo r some times Ech, yeah I'm the guest. Forgot to type in advil in the side bar. Anywho, I uninstalled switchproxy and a few other extentions I don't use, but installed just because I could. And now it works fine. Thanks a lot everyone.
hiya everyone Im Matt & Im having problems when playing a game on facebook with firefox saying not responding after Im playing the same game for awhile do u think I should uninstall as many add-ons as possible? or just do a clean install & reinstall firefox ?? Im usingf Windows Vista
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MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING SCHOOL BOARD INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 777 Benson, Minnesota November 18, 2013
Chairperson C. Payne called the regular meeting to order at 6:04 p.m. in the Senior High Media Center. The following board members were present: A. Abner, A. Pagel, C. Payne, G. Williams, Supt. Laumeyer Members absent: B. McGeary. Also present: D. Benson, M. Knutson, B. Johnson, P. Anderson, A. Geyer, J. McNeill, A. Hippe, D. Tatge and J. Reardon. Additions to the Agenda: Trades House under New Business. Citizens Comments: No one wished to address the board.
SWIFT COUNTY BOARD MINUTES Record of Executive Session December 3, 2013 Date convened: Tuesday, December 3, 2013 Time Convened: 4:49 PM Time adjourned: 5:36 PM Members Present: Commissioners Fox, Hendrickx, Klemm, Peterson, and Rudningen Members Absent: None Also Present: County Attorney Robin Finke, County Auditor Kim Saterbak, County Assessor Wayne Knutson, Amanda Ness, and County Administrator Michel Pogge-Weaver Purposes: To engage in confidential attorney-client communications related to a pending litigation matter pursuant to Minnesota Statutes, Section 13D.05, subdivision 3(b), related to: Alliance Pipeline LP vs. The Commissioner of Revenue in and for The State of Minnesota, and the County of Swift
Old Business: Strategic Plan: Mr. Laumeyer reported on the progress of the Strategic Plan. The teacher evaluation committee has met three times and will be attending the Education Minnesota and MSBA joint work session on November 20th in Willmar. The technology committee will meet again on December 5th and a survey will be given to staff for input. Direction and discussion from school board members will be needed as we look at the district's facilities improvements and plan for the future. Dennis will set up a couple dates and times during the school day for the board to tour the facilities together. Open School Board Seats: There are currently two open school board seats which are up for election in November, 2014. The board discussed some options. Motion by A. Abner to nominate Marlene Molden for a school board seat. Motion by G. Williams to nominate Jodi Dejong-Hughes for a school board seat.
SWIFT COUNTY BOARD MINUTES December 3, 2013
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS BENSON, MINNESOTA 2014 Utility Improvement Project Project No. BE1306
Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will be received by the CITY OF BENSON, Minnesota at the Benson City Hall, 1410 Kansas Avenue, Benson, Minnesota, 2:00 PM, Local Time on January 9, 2014 at which time all bids will be opened and read aloud for the furnishing of all materials, skill, labor and all else necessary for the 2014 Utility Improvement Project.
PROJECT DESCRIPTION: Water and sanitary sewer Improvements. Major items include the following approximate quantities:
SWIFT COUNTY BOARD MINUTES Record of Executive Session November 19, 2013 Date convened: Tuesday, November 19, 2013 Time Convened: 12:21 PM Time adjourned: 12:30 PM Members Present: Commissioners Fox, Hendrickx, Klemm, Peterson, and Rudningen Members Absent: None Also Present: County Administrator Michel Pogge-Weaver Purpose: To consider strategy for labor negotiations, including negotiation strategies or developments or discussion and review of labor negotiation proposals, conducted pursuant to sections 179A.01 to 179A.25. (§13D.03) Chairman Fox called the executive session to order at 12:21 PM with all members present as well as County Administrator Mike Pogge-Weaver. The Board discussed the progress of the current labor negotiations. The board took no actions at the meeting. 11-19-13-1-ExS Commissioner Rudningen moved and Commissioner Hendrickx seconded to adjourn. Motion carried.
Notice is hereby given that residents of Hoff Township may file an affidavit of candidacy beginning Tuesday, December 31, 2013, and ending at 5 p.m. Tuesday January 14, 2014, at the clerk's home for the following offices: Supervisor for a 3 year term and clerk for a 2 year term. There is a $2.00 filing fee. Please call 392-5926 for an appointment. The election will be March 11, 2014. Township of Hoff Robert Rustad, Clerk 12-11-2c -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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That being said, a legitimate contractor still has operating cost which vary by area and how they run their business. I break even at $150/day not including labor and materials so I've got to charge more than that to make money. To keep the math simple, if I'm paying $250 for a pne day job in labor plus another $300 in materials and $150 operating costs I've got to charge $700 to the customer to break even. That's if I'm only doing one job a day which is why most of us manage several at a time. The point I'm trying to make is that someone with the necessary knowledge and experience to build you a safe deck is not going to be cheap. Knowledge accompanies success which costs money.
I've repaired or restructured several decks built by handymen who should find another profession. Ask yourself this question when hiring someone for this project: Would I trust this person to build my house? If the answer is no you need to find someone else. The deck is just as important. It's where your family, friends, kids are going to gather and interact. If it isn't structurally sound it can collapse causing injury or even death. One last word on decks: Always screw a deck together, don't nail it.
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I agree with Jim Casper - after about 50 years of dealing with weathered wood finishing both in my homes and in the construction business, it comes down to about 90% preparation, 10% the finishing. If you do not prep the wood right, any moisture, mold, etc in the wood will destroy whatever you put over it.
High-build finishes like paint and epoxies and, from reading the Rustoleum flyer on this new product that too, work by trying to make an impenetrable surface and depend on a very good bond with the surface, AND no water getting under them. Because they are thick and are designed to provide a waterproof surface, unfortunately where water gets under them they are just as good or better at keeping it from evaporating, so you get fungal growth, blistering, and peeling.
Unfortunately, on deck and most outdoor applications except siding the surface will get nicked, scratched and otherwise develop leaks in short order. Water will therefore get into the underlying wood, and because it entered through small cracks and scratches, does not have any airflow to make it evaporate, so it sits there and breaks the finish bond to the wood (causing peeling and blisters), and promotes decay. That is why new deck boards and siding and trim that have been heavily or multi-coat painted on all 4 sides, thinking that will give the best protection, only last a few years versus the usual 10-20 years or so for boards that are painted top and sides only.
The full sun and hot conditions will, of course, cause more thann normal heating of dark colored painted decking. I had one instance where I was doing an independent appraisal of a very large commercial deck at a government facility, and in 85-90 degree daytime temps, in the sushine the chocolate brown deck surface temp was 150 degrees, and the paint was softening so much it stuck to the bottom of your shoes a couple of months after application.
As Jim said, the studies pretty clearly show that a breathable penetrating stain gives the best life, after plain ACA/CCA (copper chromium variations - the green stuff) treated wood. Penetrating stains, properly applied, do NOT seal in the moisture, they inhibit its entry and (when dark colored) help protect against sun damage to the wood and finish, but still breathe enough to let moisture escape on dry days. For my money, I will only use petroleum distillate (paint thinner cleanup) products, as they penetrate into the wood much better. Water based ones immediately start swelling the wood pores, so it blocks further penetration of the stain, which while cleanup is a bit easier, totally defeats the purpose of a PENETRATING stain or sealer.
I would recommend against any sort of waterproofing sealer, as they trap the water just like paint, and I have never seen one that is effective for 2 years.
My personal preference, though it limits the architectural coloration possibilities, is ground-contact rated copper compound treated wood (NOT the Wolmanized brown product), which comes green initially but can be retreated with either green or brown solution or can be liquid colorized darker (though not easily to a specific tone) using either of those as a base. My practice is to redo the treatment before installation to ensure thorough treatment, as from the mill it commonly has skips where boards contacted each other or where stacking seperators laid on it, and the ends are commonly very poorly done. This is done after cutting to length, as cut ends have to be retreated anyway. A simple short deck cleaner soak followed by a light pressure washing and brush or roller re-treating of ONLY the TOP surface every 10 years or so has, for me, reduced visible weathering of the boards and beams to negligible.
Assuming you buy the right size door to fit the rough opening, and that your old door is not a size that is no longer made, and that you get the correct depth and transition adapters and sills and flashing and trim and seals and such, and that you transport it home without distorting and damaging it, then removal and disposal of old one and install new one probably about $250-400 depending on how well it fits, number of transition and similar pieces that have to be assembled (from 1 or 2 for some doors to as many as 30 on others).
The laundry list of things at the start WAS intended to intimidate you - I would say not 1 in 25 homeowners who buy a new patio door have bought it the right size for the rough opening and have everything needed to install it - the contractor almost invariably has to go get materials or parts to complete the installation - sometimes waiting weeks for factory adapters that are needed or missing parts AFTER the original door has already been taken out.
I would question why you are going to probably spend as much installing a door that may not do the job for you as the cost of the door. I would hazard at least half of people who go buy a $250-400 cheap door at a box store are sorely disappointed within months - due to poorly fitted parts, bad or non-existent seals causing drafts or water leaks, fogging or breaking glass, etc.
I would recommend you assess your needs, in conjunction with your installer find a decent and reputable brand unit to fit that need and that fits the loction right, and probably pay 50% more installed but have something that you might actually be happy with. Oh - BTW - your best installers generally will not install the cheapest box store units because they do not want the callbacks, so many times the quality of the installer who will actually do the job for you at a price you are willing to pay gives you a job that is - you guessed it, worth what you paid for it.
The product has evolved considerably since the lawsuit.
I would still do your own research and give you contractor your feedback. At the end of the day, the cost for whatever board you want will be similar.
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Slingshot has designed the ultimate open-toed boot in the Slingshot Verdict Wakeboard bindings! They are built on Slingshot's low-profile bottomless base system with double lasted liner construction, which provides the ultimate direct foot to board feel. The low profile design eliminates excess material for a better, lightweight fit. The Slingshot Verdict Wakeboard bindings are guaranteed to provide comfort, control, and the highest level of stability. Riders of every level will get top performance from the Verdict bindings.
Wakeboard Compatibility
This binding is fully compatible with all boards with a 6" Insert spread found here.
All stance options with except the widest and narrowest on a board with a 7" insert spread found here.
Not compatible with boards with a 8" insert spread.
Compatible with the narrowest insert options available on boards with the Strata Mounting system found here.


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Mark Richt goes potty mouth on a disgruntled Dawg fan.
By Juan Cena in SWRT on April 29, 2011Georgia head football coach Mark Richt had a little bit of a confrontation with a disgruntled member of the Bulldog Nation in Macon on the annual Bulldog Club tour. One which had a bone to pick with Richt (if you should pardon the expression) with about everything related to the Georgia offense. Including a shot at UGA running backs coach Bryan McClendon. That's when Richt shot back with a response that included an out of character word that is more associated with the Georgia Tech fight song then they are with his usually squeaky-clean mouth. "I'll tell you this, and you're certainly close to an expert in football, I'm sure you are," Richt said. And later he said: "I see your frustration, I understand your frustration. I wasn't born yesterday. I've coached football for 25 years, so I know what the hell I'm doing, OK?" Oh, and McClendon? Richt called him a "hell of a coach, he's a hell of a recruiter. And I'm glad we got Bryan McClendon." He came back later and told the man who asked the question "Excuse me for saying `he-double heck.'" Mark Richt has a potty mouth, who would have thought it? But at least he was courteous about it. (via The Macon Telegraph, HT Athens Banner-Herald) Originally Pubished at: Shirts With Random Triangles
Big Ten home game starting times changing?
By Juan Cena in SWRT on April 29, 2011That logo doesn't get any prettier, does it? Living in the Central Time Zone has its advantages and its disadvantages. On the plus side, Conan comes on a hour earlier than it does in the Eastern Time Zone. On the negative side, Big Ten home games start at 11:00 A.M. CST so that lazy bums on the East Coast don't have to roll out of bed before noon to catch a game. Such inconveniences may become a thing of a past, however, if Big Ten commissioner Jim Delany has his way. Big Ten commissioner Jim Delany reportedly is lobbying hard in negotiations with the television networks to do away with them. If Delany has his way, all Big Ten games next season will start at either noon, 3:30 p.m. or 7 p.m. Many fans objected to the 11 a.m. starts because they cut down on pregame tailgating time and made it difficult for fans who lived several hours away to get to games on time. Of course the downside of this is that the 3:30 P.M. games will in all probability not finish up until after 7:00 P.M. It could also mean fewer Big Ten games leading off the Saturday afternoon viewing schedule, as games would be starting at 1:00 P.M. in the EST. But those are the breaks. It will also probably mean the 1:00 P.M. games could possibly be relegated to games against out-of-conference cream puffs and/or games against Indiana. (via Quad City Times) Originally Pubished at: Shirts With Random Triangles
Tornado hits near Bryant-Denny Stadium in Tuscalooa
By Juan Cena in SWRT on April 27, 2011Via Tuscaloosa resident Clay Hasenfuss on Twitvid, here is footage of a tornado seen in the vicinity of Bryant-Denny Stadium in Tuscaloosa, AL. Major damage has been reported in Tuscaloosa and reports are coming in about damage around McFarland Boulevard, which is close to the University of Alabama campus. (via Go Vols Xtra) Originally Pubished at: Shirts With Random Triangles
Shirts Without Random Triangles: Oh no! Colonel Reb and the Rebel Black Bear have been polymorphed
By Juan Cena in SWRT on April 27, 2011Is it any shock that a t-shirt with an image like this one has shown up? The shock is more the amount of time it took to show up. The polymorphed Colonel Reb/Rebel Black Bear t-shirt was seen in a Jackson, MS store called The Rogue. I'm sure the Colonel Red diehards will not be amused by this. (via Friends of the Program) Originally Pubished at: Shirts With Random Triangles
Covering Dixie Like Mildew: Janoris Jenkins, Justin Houston, and people who haven't smoked pot.
By Juan Cena in SWRT on April 27, 2011(Covering Dixie Like Mildew is the SWRT roundup of SEC news, with the occasional pesky Southern school from another conference.) Your Bill Clinton memorial "That depends on what your definition of "is" is" moment of the day. T. Kyle King gets all anal over the handling of Janoris Jenkins' dismissal from Florida and/or Florida head coach Will Muschamp's comment on the subject, where he said "we both felt it was in his best interest to move ahead to the next stage of his career." Picky, picky. (Dawg Sports) Former Georgia linebacker Justin Houston tested positive for marijuana use at NFL Combine. And the T. Kyle King rant mentioned above had absolutely nothing to do with this, right? (FOX Sports) My quarterback. I think I'll keep him. Georgia head football coach Mark Richt is "very thankful" to have Aaron Murray as the Dawgs' quarterback, and is impressed with his work ethic during spring practice. (ESPN) 20 things you didn't know that you ever wanted to know about Nick Saban. At least four of the facts involved when he landed at the airport in Alabama. (Capstone Report) The Good Wife. Checking with Tennessee head football coach Derek Dooley's wife, Allison, a year after moving to Knoxville. I wonder if she's been to Alimony's to get her hair done yet? (Go Vols Xtra) Nightmare scenario for the Vols #1256: That Tennessee players could possibly be penalized for doing "the loco" under the NCAA new anti-taunting rules. (Rocky Top Talk) BASKETBALL Posting the numbers. Kentucky had the highest per game attendance for NCAA men's basketball. (The Dagger) Originally Pubished at: Shirts With Random Triangles
Dancing in the Ruins: Dan Beebe, Corey Nelson, and Texas gold!
By Juan Cena in SWRT on April 27, 2011(Dancing in the Ruins is SWRT's look at the Big XII Conference...or at least what's left of it.) Dan Beebe saved the Big XII. Because Berry Trammel said so. Shut up, Berry. (The Oklahoman) Love Will Find a Way (and so will the Sooners). Oklahoma is searching for ways to get linebacker Corey Nelson, who head football coach Bob Stoops calls the Sooners' "best player," playing time, even though he's currently slated as the backup to the Travis Lewis, a possible Big XII Defensive Player of the Year. (The Oklahoman) Conspiracy Theory? Crimson and Cream Machine blogger Jtesooner is suspicious of Texas being listed in a Top 25 preseason poll by ESPN analysts at #20, and suggests the WWL's involvement with The Longhorn Network as the reason. Quick, call George Noory. (Crimson and Cream Machine). Oklahoma State visit to Iowa State moved up a day to November 18. Please adjust your schedules accordingly. (Cowboys Ride for Free) The Cowboy Way? Questioning whether Oklahoma State is bound by to tradition to having former Cowboys alumnus as a head football/basketball coach. (Cowboys Ride for Free) Sophisticated Boom Boom. Judging which Iowa State quarterbacks fighting it out for the starting position are the most sophisticated when it comes to their development. (Clone Chronicles) Fade to Gray. A look at Texas recruit Johnathan Gray's day on campus when he announced his plans to commit to the Longhorns. (Burnt Orange Nation) University of Texas invests 5% of it's endowment in gold bullion. So expect a lot of those gold commercials you see on Glenn Beck to migrate over the Longhorn Network when it debuts. (Barking Carnival) Originally Pubished at: Shirts With Random Triangles
Janoris Jenkins is an ex-Gator.
By Juan Cena in SWRT on April 26, 2011Janoris Jenkins from a previous visit to jail. If there is any sign that things at Florida under new head football coach Will Muschamp may be different than they were under Urban Meyer, then the following news may be it. Muschamp has dropped the banhammer down on Gator cornerback Janoris Jenkins, who was arrested over the weekend for marijuana possession. It happened to be the second marijuana-related arrest for Jenkins in three months. Muschamp met with Jenkins Tuesday morning and gave him the news of the CB's dismissal. The dismissal is a hopeful sign for those who have criticized former Florida coach Urban Meyer for the number of players that had been arrested under his administration that things might be different under Muschamp. (via ESPN) Originally Pubished at: Shirts With Random Triangles
Big Tentacles: Ohio State and Jim Tressel, Bo Pelini, and more.
By Juan Cena in SWRT on April 26, 2011(Big Tentacles is the SWRT look at the Big Ten and the schools it not-so-secretly covets.) Eight pages of pain. The NCAA's Notice of Allegations to Ohio State, in all it's redacted glory. (Eleven Warriors) Ohio State: What's next? Along the Olentangy looks at the next steps in the NCAA's investigation of Ohio State and Jim Tressel. (Along the Olentangy) "Jim Tressel should be fired." Because Michael Rosenberg said so. Shut up, Michael. (Detroit Free Press) Oh no, not this again! Beano Cook believes that Urban Meyer will replace Jim Tressel at Ohio State. I already covered why this is a stupid idea and shouldn't happen. So click here to go back and check it out. (College Football Talk) Bo Pelini's pay day. Nebraska head football coach got a raise and and new contract on Monday. (Rivals.com) There's a possibility, but no chance. Off Tackle Empire looks at Purdue to see if the Boilermakers could make it to a bowl game at the end of the season. Don't hold your breath, even with week opponents like Rice on the schedule. (Off Tackle Empire) I'll take "Things Rich Rodriguez should have thought about before he did them for $500, Alex." Rick Rod says that he should never had left West Virginia to take the head coaching job at Michigan. Congrats, Rich. You're the last person in the Western world to figure that one out. (Rumors & Rants) Black Heart, Gold Pants, Red Neck. FRY Fest, the annual festival held at the start of the Iowa Hawkeye football season will include a still to be named country music artist this year to headline the entertainment on September 2. The festival will pay tribute to legendary Olympic wrestling champion and Iowa wrestling coach Dan Gable this year. (Hawk Central) Originally Pubished at: Shirts With Random Triangles
Ohio State set to meed NCAA infractions comittee on August 12.
By Juan Cena in SWRT on April 25, 2011Generalissimo Tressel The NCAA has set an August 12 date for Ohio State to appear before the association's committee on infractions over head football coach Jim Tressel's withholding of information regarding Tatgate. It sent Ohio State a "notice of allegations" regarding the situation on Monday. Fortunately for Ohio State, the notice comes down harder on Tressel than on the school. "In a 13-page indictment of Tressel's behavior, the NCAA alleged that Tressel had "permitted football student-athletes to participate in intercollegiate athletics while ineligible." It also said he "failed to deport himself … (with) honesty and integrity" and said he was lying when he filled out a compliance form in September which said he had no knowledge of any NCAA violations by any of his players." The outcome of Ohio State's meeting with the infractions committee could result in the school having to vacate victories from last season. It could also seal Jim Tressel's fate, if it decides to punish him or the school with penalties harder than the five game suspension. (via Rivals.com) Originally Pubished at: Shirts With Random Triangles
Auburn Blogger wants Sirius/XM to dump Paul Finebaum.
By Juan Cena in SWRT on April 25, 2011Track 'Em Tigers contributor Jay Coulter has had it with Paul Finebaum, or at least being to able hear "Pawl" on Sirius/XM. In an open letter to Sirius/XM CEO Mel Karmazin, Coulter demanded that Finebaum be yanked from the satellite radio provider's schedule after the latest radio tryst on his show with accused Toomer's Corner tree poisoner Harvey Updyke and his lawyer, Glennon Threatt last week. "We beg you to please pull The Paul Finebaum Show from your programming lineup. For a state that's tried hard to overcome George Wallace and Taylor Hicks, the daily musings of Alabama's most ignorant on national radio is too much for a state to endure." Obviously, Coulter believes that Sirius/XM subscribers are getting a distorted view of what life in Alabama is really like. Of course, most of them already had that perception before Updyke decided upon his infamous act of stupidity. "The vast majority of fans in this state view the Auburn-Alabama rivalry for what it is: a nice diversion from the struggles of everybody life in the Deep South. While fans from both schools generally dislike the other on football Saturday's, we do take a sense of pride in producing the last two national champions." At least for the moment, they can. "Listening to Finebaum, it's easy to understand why many of you in New York view the South the way you do. I promise it's not like this in all parts of Alabama. Just stay away from Bryant-Denny Stadium in the fall and the all-you-can-eat buffet at Golden Corral on Saturday night and you'll be fine. I hope you'll consider my request. The state has suffered enough. With double-digit unemployment and Bear Bryant starting to fade from the memories of even the oldest Alabama fans, the good people of this state need a break." It's obvious to see why Coulter would be upset about Finebaum's continued involvement with the Updyke story. It has certainly boosted his amount of time and his position in the national spotlight. However, pulling him off Sirius/XM (or terrestrial broadcasting) will do nothing to change what the rest of America feels about Alabama, good or bad. (via Track 'Em Tigers) Originally Pubished at: Shirts With Random Triangles
Jim Tressel trades in his sweater vest for camo pants and combat boots for Ohio St. spring game.
By Juan Cena in SWRT on April 24, 2011Yes, that's "Generalissimo" Jim Tressel wearing BDU pants and combat boots instead of his dapper red sweater vest at Ohio State's newly rechristened "Jesse Owens Spring Game" on Saturday. Unless he's wearing it under the jacket, of course; which would be taking things to a hereto unlevel of dorkiness not seen on this plane of existence. The BDU pants went along with the camouflage helmets the Buckeyes wore during the game, which will be autographed and sold for $1,000 each to raise money for The Ohio National Guard Family Readiness and Warrior Support Program, LiFE (Learning in Fitness & Education) through Sports Program, and the Ruth and Jesse Owens Scholars Fund. (Insert probably inappropriate-in-this-situation snarky comments involving TatGate here) Tressel may want to keep those is BDU trousers on hand, because he may going to need them pretty soon. Because it's reported that the NCAA may be ready to drop the banhammer on him and Ohio State over his involvement in not reporting what he knew about TatGate to his bosses. At least that's what central Ohio televesion station WBNS is reporting on its website. (via CBS Sports, Along the Olentangy, WBNS, ) Originally Pubished at: Shirts With Random Triangles
Derek Dooley uses life lessions when dealing with Tyler Bray.
By Juan Cena in SWRT on April 23, 2011It must be frustrating at times to be Tennessee head football coach Derek Dooley when it comes to dealing with sophomore quarterback Tyler Bray. Bray certainly has the potential to be the top QB in the SEC next season, jumping ahead of Georgia's Aaron Murray and South Carolina's Stephen Garcia (if he gets off suspension and gets a clue, that is). His spring practice struggles, on the other hand, shows California's native son still isn't quite up to the measure of Peyton Manning quite yet. Bray's notorious laid-back mentality certainly doesn't make things easier for Dooley, either. His "flatlinine" mentality on the field is at times equally (and sometimes simultaneously) a plus and a minus. It also can be frustrating for a coach trying to educating his player on improving his skills. The knowledge of the infamous ink job on Bray's back lying deep inside of the crevices Dooley's immaculate hair-covered brain has to keep him away at nights as well. So how does His Hairness deal with Bray's up-and-down spring practice? Apparently by focusing on life lessons he's learned on-the-job. In this case, one involving his time at LSU as one of Nick Saban's assistants, and dealing with struggling QB Matt Mauck. "I always get a little nervous about overvaluing the spring game, because I remember the year (before) we won the national championship, Matt Mauck had (five) interceptions in the spring game at LSU," Dooley said. "We were in a panic state all offseason and summer, and then he went on to be the winningest quarterback in LSU history." Whether this means that Bray leads Tennessee to a BCS Championship is still too soon to tell. But Dooley has to know that Bray has the potential to be a better QB than Mauck was. And perhaps one of the best SEC QB's in recent years as well. (via ESPN, Go Vols Xtra) Originally Pubished at: Shirts With Random Triangles
Is this the reason why Florida went to pot last year?
By Juan Cena in SWRT on April 23, 2011Well, that would explain a lot of things that went wrong last year. Originally Pubished at: Shirts With Random Triangles
Covering Dixie Like Mildew: Mark Ingram, Mark Richt, and someone with the last name of "Favre" (but not that one!).
By Juan Cena in SWRT on April 23, 2011(Covering Dixie Like Mildew is the SWRT roundup of SEC news, with the occasional pesky Southern school from another conference.) I have been blessed. Former Alabama running back Mark Ingram says that being voted to be on the cover of EA SPORTS NCAA Football12"is a blessing and something that I'll cherish for the rest of my life." (The Christian Post) Every woman, every man, join the (Crimson) Caravan of Love. Alabama's Crimson Caravan hit Montgomery on Thursday, bringing with it Nick Saban and his explanation for those attributed comments he alledegly made to John Elway about Cam Newton. (al.com) Millen on Mallett. Matt Millen says that says that despite "liabilities," Ryan Mallett "has good leadership skills. That counts for a lot," and that "He'll play fine." Would you seriously listen to the guy the ran the Detroit Lions (further) into the ground? (Arkansas Sports 360) Not out of the woods yet. Chris Relf is slated to be Mississippi State's starting quarterback. However, he still faces competition for the job from his backups Tyler Russell and Dylan Favre. (Yes, that's Brett's nephew.) (The Clarion-Ledger) Finally, something we can all agree on. Mark Richt admits that Georgia's 2010 season was "embarrassing." (The Florida Times-Union) Originally Pubished at: Shirts With Random Triangles
Dancing in the Ruins: Covering the Big XII - or at least what's left of it.
By Juan Cena in SWRT on April 22, 2011Being Bryce Brown. Looking at Bryce Brown, the former Tennessee running back who's now at Kansas State. You remember Brown, the running back with the running drama last spring and summer between him and Derek Dooley, don't you? (Dr. Saturday) Von Miller and his Adidas do the illest things. Former Texas A&M linebacker Von Miller signs an endorsement deal with Adidas. (I Am the 12th Man) Everyone Else Is Doing It, So Why Can't We? Iowa State joins the growing chorus of schools installing bigger and better scoreboards in their stadiums. (Clone Chronocles) Even the rubber chickens are bigger in Texas. Tommy Tuberville spoke in front of a group of around 200 Texas Tech boosters in Abilene, TX for that city's annual Red Raider Luncheon (Abilene Reporter-News) If the Big XII were bars in Stillwater, Oklahoma... Apparently, you should just go to Eskimo Joe's and just blend in with the Oklahoma State fans. (Cowboys Ride for Free) Oh Snap! Mike Leach is on Twitter! Hide your kids. Hide your wives. Hide your fat little girlfriends. (Dr. Saturday) Originally Pubished at: Shirts With Random Triangles
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The title says it all. There was another thread on this, but involved switching both airlines and concourses, so it's a different scenario. I found my friend a good deal on FL, BOS-ATL-HOU and back HOU-ATL-BOS. He hasn't booked the tickets yet as far as I know. On the return flight, FL gives two itineraries with a 40-minute layover, which would be fine if it worked. There are other options on FL, but they involve either more money or a 5-hour layover. FL goes into Terminal C and he would only have to walk down the hall, but taking into account any weather-related issues and the fact that ATL is so busy, would 40 minutes be enough?
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