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CFN 2011 First Look Rankings
No. 101 to No. 120
2010 CFN Final Rankings
- The
Top 10 |
11-25 | Rankings
- Rankings
51-75 |
Rankings 76-100 | The
Bottom 20
2011 CFN First Look Rankings
- The
Top 10 |
11-25 |
- Rankings
51-75 |
Rankings 76-100 | The
Bottom 20
It might seem way too early, but considering the
returning starters and the teams coming back, before
Signing Day and spring ball, where does everyone
stand? Here's CFN's first look at all the teams for
2011. The 2010 CFN Final Ranking is based on the
season the team had. The 2011 First Look Ranking is
based on how good the teams appear to be at the
120. New Mexico State
2010 CFN Final Ranking:
2010 Record: 2-10
2010 CFN Preseason Rank: 117
CFN 2010 Preseason Prediction: 1-11
2009 Final Ranking: 112
2008 Final Ranking: 109
Third-year head coach DeWayne Walker is trying, and he has some veterans coming back on both sides of the ball, but is anyone any better? The offense still needs to find an identity while the defense has to discover playmakers in a hurry with the loss of CB Davon House and NT John Finau.
The key right away will be the emergence of a real,
live quarterback. Can sophomore Andrew Manley the
119. Eastern Michigan
2010 CFN Final Ranking: 116
2010 Record: 2-10
2010 CFN Preseason Rank: 120
CFN 2010 Preseason Prediction: 0-12
2009 Final Ranking: 119
2008 Final Ranking: 113
Alright, Ron English. Can you be a miracle worker and make Eastern Michigan football decent? The offense has to replace several starters, with the biggest losses on the offensive line, but QB Alex Gillett should be one of the MAC's top playmakers. The defense gets eight starters back including most of the front seven. It can't be any worse, and the experience should translate into production.
118. Akron
2010 CFN Ranking: 118
2010 Record: 1-11
2010 CFN Preseason Rank: 109
CFN 2010 Preseason Prediction: 4-8
2009 Final Ranking: 102
2008 Final Ranking: 88
Rob Ianello's first season was a disaster, and he doesn't have enough top players returning to hope for a Miami University-like turnaround. The offense has to start scoring, but two starters, including left tackle Corey Woods, are gone off the offensive front, while a new running back has to emerge. The defense loses LB Mike Thomas but welcomes back tackling machine Brian Wagner in the middle.
117. Memphis
2010 CFN Final Ranking: 115
2010 Record: 1-11
2010 CFN Preseason Rank: 115
CFN 2010 Preseason Prediction: 1-11
2009 Final Ranking: 108
2008 Final Ranking: 78
Can Larry Porter get a little more luck in his second season? The offense will still be a work in progress, but QB Ryan Williams isn't a true freshman anymore. The problem is an offensive line that loses three starters, but the defense should be a bit better with eight starters returning. The D started two true freshmen last year and seven underclassmen.
116. Louisiana-Lafayette
2010 CFN Final Ranking: 107
2010 Record: 3-9
2010 CFN Preseason Rank: 116
CFN 2010 Preseason Prediction: 2-10
2009 Final Ranking: 92
2008 Final Ranking: 75
In a year of transition, ULL needs to hope new head coach Mark Hudspeth can get his offense working right away after coming in from Mississippi State. He has a nice quarterback in Chris Masson to work with, but the offensive line has been gutted with three starters gone and the top receivers needing to be replaced.
115. Buffalo
2010 CFN Final Ranking: 117
2010 Record: 2-10
2010 CFN Preseason Rank: 9-3
CFN 2010 Preseason Prediction: 5-7
2009 Final Ranking: 81
2008 Final Ranking: 52
Jeff Quinn's team got worse as the season went on, especially on offense. The Bulls have to find a steady running back and needs production out of one of the young quarterbacks. The defense is a bigger problem losing seven starters. You don't get better by losing FS Davonte Shannon and the entire secondary.
114. Middle Tennessee
2010 CFN Final Ranking: 96
2010 Record: 6-7
2010 CFN Preseason Rank: 88
CFN 2010 Preseason Prediction: 9-3
2009 Final Ranking: 41
2008 Final Ranking: 70
This might be the year the Blue Raiders take a step back and don't contend for the Sun Belt title. Losing QB Dwight Dasher is both a minus (for his playmaking) and a plus (for his turnovers), but the rest of the offense should be decent. Losing just about everyone on defense will mean a losing season without
some shocking performances.
2010 CFN Final Ranking: 113
2010 Record: 2-11
2010 CFN Preseason Rank: 79
CFN 2010 Preseason Prediction: 5-8
2009 Final Ranking: 88
2008 Final Ranking: 93
Seven starters are back on an offense that couldn't find an identity in Bobby Hauck's first season, as he tries to bring some of his Montana magic to the Rebels. The defense that couldn't stop anyone and was steamrolled on a weekly basis might be the real problem with no experience returning and the entire linebacking corps needing to be replaced.
112. New Mexico
2010 CFN Final Ranking: 120
2010 Final Record: 1-11
2010 CFN Preseason Rank: 108
CFN 2010 Preseason Prediction: 3-9
2009 Final Ranking: 117
2008 Final Ranking: 80.
If the Lobos are going to break through under Mike
Locksley, this has to be the year with 18 starters
returning including most of a defense that has to
start stopping someone on a regular basis. All the
top skill players are back, but there's still a major talent gap between UNM and the rest of the Mountain West.
2010 CFN Final Ranking: 84
2010 Record: 6-7
2010 CFN Preseason Rank: 80
CFN 2010 Preseason Prediction: 6-6
2009 Final Ranking: 103
2008 Final Ranking: 89
The problems at the end of last year should continue with just two starters returning. The offense will get all the focus early on, because you can't compete in Conference USA if you can't bomb away, but the defense could be decent early on with eight starters returning. The secondary could be a strength.
110. Western Kentucky
2010 CFN Final Ranking:
2010 Record: 2-10
2010 CFN Preseason Rank: 118
CFN 2010 Preseason Prediction: 1-11
2009 Final Ranking: 120
2008 Final Ranking: Not Ranked
2008 Final Score: Not Ranked
Bobby Rainey left, Bobby Rainey right, Bobby Rainey up the middle. The Willie Taggart offense should be better with QB Kawaun Jakes more experienced and with eight starters returning ... led by Rainey, one of the nation's top running backs. the defense needs new linebackers, but eight starters return.
109. Arkansas State (4-8)
2010 CFN Ranking: 101
2010 Record: 4-8
2010 CFN Preseason Rank: 94
CFN 2010 Preseason Prediction: 6-6
2009 Final Ranking: 95
2008 Final Ranking: 64
New head coach Hugh Freeze, the team's offensive coordinator, gets his chance to try to take ASU to another level. Getting back junior-to-be QB Ryan Aplin is the first step, and with all the other skill players returning, the offense should shine if replacements can be found on the offensive front. The defensive line is strong, but losing FS M.D. Jennings will be a problem..
108. San Jose State
2010 CFN Final Ranking: 119
2010 Record: 1-12
2010 CFN Preseason Rank: 105
CFN 2010 Preseason Prediction: 4-9
2009 Final Ranking: 113
2008 Final Ranking: 82
For being 1-12, the team wasn't horrendous with five
close losses. The only FBS team to not beat another
FBS team, the Spartans should change that early on
this year as head coach Mike McIntyre welcomes back
all 11 starters on defense and eight starters on
offense. QB Jordan La Secla is gone, but there are
several nice-looking skill players, and RB Brandon
Rutley, to make some noise in the WAC.
107. Florida Atlantic
2010 CFN Final Ranking: 97
2010 Record: 4-8
2010 CFN Preseason Rank: 112
CFN 2010 Preseason Prediction: 5-7
2009 Final Ranking: 83
2008 Final Ranking: 68
The disappointing 2010 should lead to a much stronger 2011 with seven starters returning on both sides of the ball, but the anemic offense needs to find a quarterback to replace Jeff Van Camp and targets to step in for Lester Jean and TE Rob Housler. The defense takes a huge hit at linebacker where Yourhighness Morgan has to be fantastic with Malik Eugene and Michael Lockley gone.
106. Central Michigan
2010 CFN Score: 102
2010 Record: 3-9
2010 CFN Preseason Rank: 96
CFN 2010 Preseason Prediction: 7-5
2009 Final Ranking: 12
2008 Final Ranking: 56
After a clunker of a first year, head coach Dan Enos has to hope QB Ryan Radcliff can get more help from the running game. The offense should be better, and while the defense loses tackling machines Matt Berning and Nick Bellore at linebacker, and top tackle Sean Murnane up front, it has the potential to be good enough to win with.
105. Tulane
2010 CFN Final Ranking: 95
2010 Record: 4-8
2010 CFN Preseason Rank: 119
CFN 2010 Preseason Prediction: 1-11
2009 Final Ranking: 111
2008 Final Ranking: 112
The offense was miserable last season, but Bob Toledo is a good offensive coach and he gets eight starters to work with including quarterback Ryan Griffin and running back Orleans Darkwa. The defense might not be a rock, but it'll be full of veterans with nine starters returning
including the entire linebacking corps.
104. Bowling Green
2010 CFN Final Ranking: 112
2010 Record: 7-7-1
2010 CFN Preseason Rank: 114
CFN 2010 Preseason Prediction: 4-8
2009 Final Ranking: 65
2008 Final Ranking: 84
2010 was supposed to be a rebuilding year, and it has to show this season with seven starters returning on both sides of the ball. The rushing attack was the worst in the nation, so losing Willie Geter shouldn't hurt. Getting good quarterback play should be easier with Matt Schilz or
Trent Hurley getting Kamar Jorden to throw to. The defensive ends are gone, but the secondary returns intact.
103. North Texas (3-9)
2010 CFN Final Ranking: 99
2010 Record: 3-9
2010 CFN Preseason Rank: 102
CFN 2010 Preseason Prediction: 3-9
2009 Final Ranking: 110
2008 Final Ranking: 116
UNT might have the best coach in the league in former Iowa State head man Dan McCarney, and there's a chance for a night-and-day improvement if everyone can stay healthy. The Mean Green lost 12
starters to injuries in 2010, and seven of them come back to an already veteran squad. America, get ready to know the name Lance Dunbar; he could lead the nation in rushing with McCarney sure to feed
him the ball.
ranking. 102. Idaho
2010 CFN Final Ranking: 85
2010 Record: 6-7
2010 CFN Preseason Rank: 97
CFN 2010 Preseason Prediction: 3-10
2009 Final Ranking: 56
2008 Final Ranking: 118
Will this be the year Robb Akey's defense comes up with a stop? It'll need to be with eight starters returning and massive turnover on the offense. Brian Reader needs to pick up the slack for departed QB Nathan Enderle, and he'll have a veteran line to work behind.
101. Ball State
2010 CFN Final Ranking: 109
2010 Record: 2-10
2010 CFN Preseason Rank: 103
CFN 2010 Preseason Prediction: 4-8
2009 Final Ranking: 116
2008 Final Ranking: 18
Former Elon head man Pete Lembo will try to make the Cardinals decent, and he has the veterans to do it with eight starters back on both sides of the ball. True sophomore-to-be Keith Wenning has the time logged in to be ready, but he needs help from some new stars with RB MiQuale Lewis and WR Daniel Ifft gone. the defense has to replace DE Robert Eddins, but the back seven has the potential to be excellent.
2011 CFN First Look Rankings
- The
Top 10 |
11-25 |
- Rankings
51-75 |
Rankings 76-100 | The
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The Kentucky State Police responded to a single-vehicle crash involving a motorcycle on KY 2006 outside of Cumberland on Monday night.
KSP Sgt. Jeremy Lee said passersby found Martin Keith, 39, of Cumberland, lying in the creek near his custom motorcycle.
"It is believed Mr. Keith had wrecked his motorcycle at least an hour before he was discovered," Lee said.
Keith was airlifted from Southeast Community and Technical College by Air Evac to Holston Valley Medical Center in Kingsport, Tenn.
Lee said drugs and alcohol do not appear to be a factor in the wreck.
The wreck is under investigation by Trooper Danny Caudill. He was assisted at the scene by Lee, Cumberland Police Department and the Cumberland Fire Department.

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BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) - A man opened fire early Saturday at a hospital in Alabama, wounding a police officer and two employees before being shot and killed by another officer, authorities said.
Police were sent to St. Vincent's Hospital around 4 a.m. to check on a report of an armed man inside the facility. Two officers who arrived separately converged on the suspect on the hospital's fifth floor.
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MADURAI: Art has no boundaries, it defies confinement of any sort, asserts R. Mohan, an expert in the folk art `Poikal Kuthirai Aattam' (dummy horse dance), whose prime objective is to spread the knowledge he has acquired over 34 years.
His love for this art was not inborn but an accident. He ran away from his family unable to digest the treatment meted out to him by his stepmother. He reached Chennai, but life became bitter for him. What more can you expect for an eight-year-old boy, all alone in a metropolitan city?
He was picked up by director Vincent from a restaurant. Born in the family of `Isai Vellalar' community, he had music in his blood. His grandfather, Subbiah Pillai, was a `tavil' vidwan. Hence, he was interested in the film industry. He joined a film production unit as a labourer in set designing department.
Spotting his penchant for the `Kol Kal Aattam' (false-leg dance), K.T. Perumal, a popular folk dance master those days, expressed willingness to teach him.
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"It was a credit for the hard work I have put it in. But I never stopped with it. I wish to achieve more and would like to spread my knowledge in this subject. At present, I have more than 100 students, including 50 girls," said 54-year-old Mr. Mohan.
He is an illiterate but has a strong desire to learn. He has fond memories of the performances at the folk art festival in Puducherry and at the Republic Day function in New Delhi. He has put up more than 1,000 performances.
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Pocket Game Master (PGM) is a full featured android app tailored to Game Masters and players of almost any role-playing game. You will truly be amazed at the amount of features presented.
While fully functional for players, Pocket Game Master really shines in the hands of the Game Master. PGM allows the game master to not only create a complete adventure right from their device, but to run that adventure from the device as well!
Of course, players can use this for their character sheets, map dungeons, jot down dungeon notes, and use the dice.
Best of all you can network between devices and interact in real time through Wifi or Bluetooth!!
-Make, view and save 20 character sheets at a time.
-Change almost any part to match your campaign. Add your own classes, feats, skills, spell, stats name and more!
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-Full help manual
-Networking to share character's info instantly. For example, if a monster hits a player for 3 damage, the Game Master can input the damage once, and the player's sheet will automatically update!
Here are the permission explanations:
WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE: So you can save to SD Card
CHECK_LICENSE: Android Market's license system which will not work without the ID (serial number) of your device (see below).
READ_PHONE_STATE: Used to get the unique phone ID which is used to create an Android Market license.
INTERNET: So you can connect your PGM to your friend's WiFi network.
BLUETOOTH: So you can connect your PGM to a friend's PGM through bluetooth.
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Most of this program works very well. but the Campaign section crashes every time I try to save it. Fortunately I have not put much info into my Nexus 7 as a precaution as I understand that this is still a preliminary program. I would use the heck out of it more for my GURPS campaign if it were more stable. As it is, I can use the Character part of the program without a problem. Pleas w get the Ca
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Skills / feats very poorly displayed. No list of skills with modifiers, you must click on each skill even then doesn't display the ability modifier for each skill. Cannot enter attacks for different weapons. The pocket GM functions are very limited. You can store text and create very basic maps. I strongly recommend trying the demo as advised before buying. Make sure it will work for you. Bas
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Great customization and info storage for characters. There is also a fun little dungeon map drawing tool to fiddle with.
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LAS VEGAS (AP) - Former Cuban Olympic gold medalist Yuriorkis Gamboa won his fight Saturday night on the Manny Pacquiao-Juan Manuel Marquez undercard, giving rapper 50 Cent a victory in his debut as a boxing promoter.
It was the first fight for Gamboa (22-0) with 50 Cent, and it went longer than either fighter or promoter would have liked. Gamboa knocked down Farenas in the second round and again in the seventh, but every time he tried to finish him off he ended up getting tagged himself.
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Any situation that may involve a failure to comply with Social Work Admissions and Retention Standards will be considered by the director of the Social Work Program. If the student fails to comply with the Social work Admissions and Retention Standards, the director may take any of the following courses of action:
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- present his/her case through statements, questions, witnesses and other forms of evidence.
- be accompanied by counsel of his/her choice; counsel shall be a member of the faculty, staff, or student body of the University. However, it should be understood that the student is to be the respondent to questions asked and to otherwise interact with the Committee directly;
- refuse to answer questions;
- make a record of the events of the hearing;
- receive a written notice of the decision reached in response to the appeal.
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- Present your concern to the department head of the instructor in question.
- If unresolved, go through an appeals procedure. The department head will provide information on the procedure for invoking an appeals process.
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School Appeals Committee - Each school shall establish a school appeals committee. The school appeals committee shall consist of seven faculty members selected in an unbiased manner by the dean from departments within the school. This responsibility may be delegated to the school advisory council at the discretion of the dean. The committee shall select from among their number a chairperson who shall assume responsibility for convening the committee and chairing review proceedings. Five members shall constitute a quorum for the conduct of all review proceedings.
Rules of Procedure (see "Student Rights and Responsibilities" handbook, which can be obtained from the Dean of Students office).
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......................................... We are both old school as you can see but I would loved to modernise my shots a bit. ................................ I also know my prep can be a bit late on faster balls.
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I believe that the 'current' forehand has some characteristics that you could focus on
The free arm helping with a shoulder turn
Look at the other tennisoxygen forehand YT videos also.
(another thread on this subject
Rick Macci - Secrets of the Forehand
In the backswing, it looks as if you could use more shoulder turn - keeping the free arm on the racket in the backswing helps.
In Elliott's reference,
Technique Development in Stroke Production
, he breaks down the main components of the forehand and gives the logic of why they are there, for example, to provide stretch loading. One thing that is needed in your pattern is more turn of your shoulders than your hips in the backswing [
lumbar rotation
by the internal & external obliques]. When the line between the shoulders turns a little more than the line between the hips it stretches the muscles of the trunk. This stretch energy is then used in the forward trunk turn that adds racket head speed to the forehand. Djokovic uses a lot of this corkscrew-like motion. Be careful though as twisting too freely and too much might be rough on some backs. The overall concept is that the body turn adds pace and this is one component of body turn.
I find that if I do this I get more pace and it feels good. The extra shoulder turn adds a timing issue. I'm trying to get this motion into my game forehand now.
For timing I have a tendency to get lazy and decide what to do as the ball crosses the net. This works with low pace balls arriving but not heavier pace balls. I try to start stroke preparation as the ball leaves the opponent's racket.
At the beginning of your video it looked as if you were looping slower maybe more conscious of your forehand form.
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Apparently you can get the student version for $50 since they don't ask for student ID or any such thing. Some have speculated the "student" version is aimed at comsumers.
Considering a single aircraft add-on with all aircraft systems fully modeled runs about $50, even $200 for the platform isn't out of line, as slawter was saying. I probably have $1500 in add-ons, but I was buying anything notable since the release of FSX.
I know I lost interest in the FS community partly after beta testing for Orbx and seeing what Orbx was actually about. JV isn't a nice guy like he pretends to be on the forums. The final straw was went SOH banned me for sharing my opinion about the "pay to play" direction they were taking their site. They accused me of being a "freeloader" for my comment, despite me pumping $1500 into the community. After that I was done buying add ons.
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Thomas Kim of the Rabbit Hole talks design, brunch, and being "non-traditional"
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|Chef and Rabbit Hole owner Thomas Kim
With two eateries so close to each other, we had to wonder what the impetus was for starting up this second place (which we really quite liked, in case you missed it) and how the pair got it to look so amazing in such a short amount of time (hint: it was a whole lot of D.I.Y.) So we caught up with Kim to ask about how this new restaurant differs from their first and their future plans for this hip new watering hole.
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The Hot Dish: What is your vision for the Rabbit Hole?
Thomas Kim: We wanted to make a place where Kat [Melgaard] and I would like to hang out with our friends. We're not trying to reinvent the wheel or become some sort of beacon for traditional Korean food. And there's been some outside focus on us to create or replicate "traditional" Korean food, but I think authenticity and tradition is a very blurry line. We are not a traditional Korean restaurant. I am trying to create food that represents me and my Korean food memories. That may not be what people feel is "Korean enough" but we're really making food that is inspired by Korean flavors and not necessarily Korean tradition.
HD: How would you say the Rabbit Hole differs from the Left-Handed Cook, aside from the fact that it's more of a full-service place?
TK: The Rabbit Hole is different in style of service but also in approach to flavors. At LHC we look at food through multiple lenses -- things cross a lot of different borders. The Rabbit Hole is more focused on my interpretation of food from my childhood growing up in a Korean family. A singular lens, if you will.
The Rabbit Hole is also a place that allows us to be creative with our cocktails. I can go crazy and make drinks that people may not have necessarily thought they would enjoy.
|E. Katie Holm
|Rabbit Hole's entryway host stand
HD: The design of the place is really unique, too. There's a lot going there. Who was responsible for the interior decorating?
TK: The interior design duties went to Kat. She was responsible for dreaming up all the crazy stuff and I just put hammer to nail and built it for her. Many of the ideas and details are just from Kat being Kat. She has a great eye for design and is really creative in making things look great on a very, very tight budget.
HD: Where did some of those ideas/items/details come from? What were the stories behind them?
TK: A lot of the items are salvaged from thrift stores or Goodwill. The inspirations for the interior started with the idea of a neighborhood bar found in 1970s Korea during my parents' youth. My father actually came to Minnesota and helped build a lot of the interior with me and he laughed at how Kat and I wanted to build a restaurant that looked like something from his youth. He thought young people wouldn't get it and it wouldn't be hip or cool. I hope to prove him wrong!
Specifically, the teapots are actually a throwback to the pojangmacha found in Korea. They would serve drinks in these beat up old teapots and I really always loved that when I visited Korea as a kid. A lot of the aesthetics of old school Korean bars and restaurants during the 1970s came from Korea being very poor, so owners really tried to salvage whatever they could. We took that ideal and applied it to the Rabbit Hole as far as having a small budget and a DIY approach. We really just wanted to create a space that has a lot of whimsy and a fantastical aspect to it.
|E. Katie Holm
|The front row to the bar at the Rabbit Hole
HD: It's also a much bigger space than the one you were dealing with at the Left Handed Cook. Was that a challenge?
TK: We purposefully approached the restaurant with the mindset of dividing the space into three distinct areas: the dining room, the counter, and the bar. The dining room was to give you the feeling of being "tucked away" from everyone else; the counter created a private setting (because of the high backs on the booths) for diners to watch the cooks create the dishes like a culinary theater; and the idea for the bar was to create a space that was ideal for being social with the communal table purposefully made long and skinny to allow conversation between strangers or friends.
HD: And finally, the million dollar question: Do you have plans to add brunch any time soon?
TK: We plan on adding brunch in the future and lunch service in the next couple months.
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I called 250 PEABODY PLACE GARAGE (EAST END OF PEABODY PLACE MALL) 901-545-0351. It's actually Republic Parking. The parking fee is12.00 per day and the facility is secure. There is no shuttle service but there are cabs available. They indicated that it was easy to catch a cab at 5 AM to the train station to catch the 6:50 AM City of New Orleans train and easy to find a cab to return to the parking facility at 10 PM when the train returns to Memphis. The parking garage is 3 mins / 0.95 miles from the Amtrak station.
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We took our train trip and ended up staying the night before at a chain hotel in West Memphis. They let us leave our car there for 4 nights for free. We took a Memphis cab to the train station for a standard cross river $35 fee. I think we could have parked for free at the Memphis station but parking is very limited so its a gamble. And I don't know what the odds of getting towed are.
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Thread: BOOM! the daily skeetchbook!
February 24th, 2003 #1
BOOM! the daily skeetchbook!
Hi all
'Oh No! The horror! Yet another one of the members sketchbooks... selfpromoting bastards..'
you might think...
and yeah... I guess it is. But I really like those threads. They give an insight in how our fellow artists think and draw.. much more than the final and polished paintings do. So I for one can't get enough of those threads.
Another reason for me to start a thread of this kind is to kick myself in the b***. For the last couple of months my motivation has been really low. And I haven't really been outputting the amount of art which I usually do. I'm hoping this thread can get the old machine up and pumping again. And I think it can!
I probably won't be able to upload sketches during the weekends so I'm limiting myself to min. 5 sketches a week. Most of them will be line work, but there might be a few painted sketches in between... Who knows
oh, I don't expect comments on every single sketch but ofcause you are more than welcome to leave a say... so don't hold back!
I'm starting off today (or actually last friday) but will throw in a few sketches that most of you haven't seen before even though they are a few months old...
Thanks for looking...
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Hide this ad by registering as a memberFebruary 24th, 2003 #2
and here.. the real start...
friday, feb. 21st.
monday, feb. 24st.
February 24th, 2003 #3
Wow! The last one is great!
Cool style there!
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Looks like someone is trying start up another bw thread themselves
These are great Boom, I remeber alot of them from the bw thread at sijun last year, but still nice to see them again, cool style.
Post more new stuff man!
February 24th, 2003 #5
Oh my God... another sketchbook to check? What have we done?
Interesting woodcut style! If this thread really motivates you to do more - great!
Imagination is intelligence having fun!
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February 24th, 2003 #6
I like the head of the first one out of em all. I though the bottom half was going to look like the guy was jumping or falling. Nice style, and don't forget to update this puppy!
DS Illustration
"Get reference.
There is nothing wrong with using a photo to help you see things.
No one complains about life drawing,
so take a photo.
its easy, and will improve your piece greatly."
February 24th, 2003 #7
I can sense a lot of Mignola influence
thats really cool, i like your drawings, especially the second one, the executioner.
well maybe the pic from friday is too much mignola .... but thats pretty, and the zombie from monday is really great =)
keep up the good work
and i would love to see other experimentations, color work, other styles, etc ... =)
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Excellent work Boom! Love your style, looking forward to
seeing more. That last creature one is a definite favourite.
February 25th, 2003 #9
I like them keep posting
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February 26th, 2003 #11
Fozzy - thanks! Glad you like them
Cos - Hi m8! Hehe, yeah a few of them are from that b/w thread at sijun.... We sure had fun.. hehe
Jester - hehe... Yeah, that was what I was thinking some would say too...
Iwasink - thank you!
Kyri - hey! Glad you like them!
2kre8 - thanks!
Snowfly - yeah, there might be some Frank Miller in them, but the heaviest influence for me is Mignola when it comes to line art. Painted art is different and I have other favourite artists who influence me in that field.
Todays sketch.. wohoo.. a painted one! The second in the series... First one was the spiderman if u remember... This is also a concept/sketch for a oilpainting!
cu all tomorrow
February 27th, 2003 #12
Today I suddenly thought about a character I created for a comic way back in 1997. I actually don't remeber what her name was, but she was VERY inspired by Mike Mignolas Hellboy and Tombraider which both were quite big at that time...
I never got around to do finished pages for the book, but I remember doing a few sketches and colored cover samples.
Anyways... It was fun drawing her again...
February 28th, 2003 #13
have a nice weekend!
March 3rd, 2003 #14
a new week.. another batch of frogs!
March 3rd, 2003 #15
I like that batman! I just wish there was more definition in his face, the second and third sketch confuse me a bit.
keep em coming!
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No one complains about life drawing,
so take a photo.
its easy, and will improve your piece greatly."
March 4th, 2003 #16
which ones are you talking about? And why do they confuse you?
March 4th, 2003 #17
I hope I don't have to explain this one...
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I think what would be good to see from your sketches is a progression away from Mignola's work. Not only are you drawing very similar to him...you use alot of the same themes and images that he does. Things like the tenticals behind the 'tomb raider girl, the decomposed look on the mouth on the zombie, etc. are all styalistic motif's that Mignola uses. I don't really see that you have been influenced by him...but you are copying him.
Try to push your own unique images, themes, line work, and sense of design. Your paintings at your website show that you can do this.
March 5th, 2003 #19
I was unable to do todays sketch, but will try to make two tomorrow...
Boehmke - thanks for being honest. But with the chance of sounding defensive I would say that this is how I draw. Like it or not.. Sometimes the outcome is very mignola-ish like a few of the sketches here and sometimes they are quite away from his style. Like the executioner for example.
The way I paint differs quite alot both in thinking and style from the mignola look, but you could probably find others from whom I have borrowed.... or even copied from as you suggest.
You are not the first one to mention this ofcause...
March 7th, 2003 #20
quickie quickie
March 7th, 2003 #21
even more quickie....
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the very very first one reminds me of phil hale and the rest..yeah i definitely get that mignola feel also...
March 11th, 2003 #23
for some reason I can't log onto my ftp account... I'll try and get that fixed asap...
March 14th, 2003 #24
Heisa Boom,
When are you going to be up and runnig again?
March 17th, 2003 #25
hi R_M
Still no connection to the ftp. I just can't seem to get my flashfxp to connect to my site anymore!
I'm still trying to solve the problem... and still sketchin.. so once the connection is back up there should be plenty of new sketches
thanks for askin!
April 4th, 2003 #26
July 2nd, 2003 #27
finally got my upload thing fixed...
so.. .hopefully I can keep up a steady pace... just dont count on it... 'cause I'm abit lazy when i come home from work...
July 3rd, 2003 #28
I actually see a big similarity to Clive Barker's ink work. If you haven't seen it before, pick up The Thief Of Always or Abarat. It's cool stuff, I think you'd like it.
July 5th, 2003 #29
two fast ones
July 7th, 2003 #30
abit serious looking, eh?


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I COMPLETELY agree with this: I don't think there is any ethical way to prove whether vaccines are perfectly safe or perfectly dangerous.
That being said, I will probably vaccinate but on a delayed schedule.
hep b is given now stil unless things changed since OCtober?
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Woodbine: Minakshi, Colonial Flag may meet again in E.P. Taylor Stakes
Michael Matz enjoyed a good day at Woodbine on Sunday as the trainer of Minakshi and Colonial Flag, the top two finishers in the Grade 2, $306,400 Canadian Stakes for fillies and mares over 1 1/8 miles on turf. The result was not very surprising to Matz, who expected good things from the 4-year-old Colonial Flag and the 5-year-old Minakshi.
"Colonial Flag came out of her last race with a lot of confidence," said Matz, who had sent out Colonial Flag to win a minor stakes at Delaware over 1 1/8 miles on turf Aug. 17. "I knew she'd run well at Woodbine before and was hoping she'd run a big race."
Colonial Flag had won the Grade 3 Ontario Colleen, a one-mile turf race for 3-year-old fillies, in her first trip here in August 2012.
Minakshi was making her Woodbine debut and recorded her first stakes win in North America after coming off a third-plade finish in Monmouth's Grade 2 Matchmaker over 1 1/8 miles on turf July 28.
"She's been knocking at the door for a while," Matz said. "A couple of times, she's been on the lead, and I didn't think that was the way she wanted to be ridden. I was hoping if she could get covered up a little bit, she'd be more effective."
Jockey Luis Contreras followed Matz's instructions to perfection, and Minakshi held off Colonial Flag for a half-length victory.
Though the Canadian was a Win and You're In race for the Breeders' Cup Filly and Mare Turf, Minakshi is not Breeders' Cup-eligible, and Matz doubts that the owners would want to shell out the $400,000 supplementary nomination fee.
Instead, Minakshi and Colonial Flag could be back here for the E.P. Taylor Stakes, a 1 1/4-mile turf race for fillies and mares on Oct. 27 that offers Grade 1 status and a purse of $500,000.
"That's a strong possibility," Matz said.


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Jack Reacher.
The ultimate loner.
An elite ex-military cop who left the service years ago, he's moved from place to place…without family…without possessions…without commitments.
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About the Author
Lee Child is the #1 New York Times bestselling author of the Jack Reacher series, which began with Killing Floor and includes Nothing to Lose and Gone Tomorrow.
Steve Berry is the New York Times bestselling author of The Charlemagne Pursuit and The Amber Room. He is the current president of the International Thriller Writers of America.
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