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Joined: May 2008
Location: Fayetteville, AR
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Damn that is crazy. Needs a bash plate.
I'll tape it to the handlebars, it's just logic George! If your hand is broken, you tape it to the bars! - Evil Knievel's reply to George Hamiliton's question, "How will you jump with a broken hand?".
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That exhaust isn't packed. [correct me if I'm wrong Travis]
Travis rode behind me and says it's not any louder than his pipe. Just different. [stock pipe/muffler with the HRC tip]
I really don't like loud pipes. It's one of the many reasons I sold my Harley. I had a stock exhaust but no one else did.
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Discombobulated Sociopath
Joined: Nov 2002
Location: Twin Lakes, AR
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Flatlanders in da Ozarks.
OK, it's Saturday morning. What should I do today?
Lemme think about this.
I know!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I'll take some boys from Kansas for a gravel road tour of the hills and hollows.
My son Keith and I saddled up and met the others at Peters house for breakfast. Grant, Ron, and Lynn are from Hutchison, KS. They traveled here to see what all the fuss was about a hillbilly roller coaster (gravel roads hereabouts)
Jan fixed a wonderful brekkie for us and sent us on our way.
The weapons for the day.
Yellaphant and KiLleR.
The Baby Beemer.
The XR
A 2nd Gen KLR
And a Dizzer 400
From the left;
Grant, Peter, Ron, Lynn, Keith, and myself.
We made it about 5 miles and Peter ran out of fuel. A 2 gallon tank just don't go very far.
How many people does it take to get some gas from one bike to another?
Criminal rehabilitation at its best.
The first of many creek crossings we made today.
And you can find the oddest things sitting on the side of a gravel road here in the Ozarks. Odd, mighty odd...
I took the Flatlanders to see the artesian well. Quite the hop spot recently. Keith was going into nicotine withdrawals...
Me, Peter, Ron, Grant, and Lynn. Keith was the photog this time.
We wound our way through the hills, checking out places tucked out of the way. We turned onto a road I've never traveled before and immediately found this old building.
What was it? An old home? Perhaps a country store? I had to find out. So I crawled over the fence to check it out.
An old church. Complete with some pews, pulpit, and a two barrel stove.
The old building still appeared to be structurally sound. I love finding old places still standing. A testimony to craftsmanship.
We saddled back up and continued west. Found another creek crossing. Keith took the camera and went across first. As he reached the other side we noticed that he bobbled a bit. Hmmmm, just a bit slippery. Be careful Boys.
I was next. Yellaphant isn't given to a heavy throttle hand when in a situation like this, so I had no shame in using feet for outriggers.
Peter was next and apparently outriggers are de rigeur.
Lynn was next, keeping the tradition.
Ron was next. He's gonna show us how it's done. Standing up, in control.
Grant was last across. Good form. Standing up. Approaching with confidence.
Grant did great till about 4 feet from the end. Just a lil bit too much throttle got us this great closeup of a rear throwing up a few gallons of H2O.
OK, enough riding for the moment. It's time for lunch. We dropped down to US 62 and ran into Harrison and stopped at Neighbours Grill & Bakery for lunch. This is a mighty fine place to eat. They don't even mind if you confiscate another table to stash all your riding gear on.
Obligatory face stuffing pics.
Belly's full, it's time to get back on the road. Head East y'all.
We found this creek crossing. It was running deep and the approach was slippery. We passed...
Coming to an intersection we found this old place. No mortar used in the building of the chimney. Wonderful to see.
There was an outbuilding hidden back in the trees.
A marked contrast between old world and high tech.
And right across the road we find of all things, an empty swimming pool. Go figure.
A coupla more old homesteads tucked away in these hills.
We finangled our way over hill and dale till we found ourselves in Zinc, AR. Not much here. Zinc's biggest claim to fame is being headquarters for the KKK.
Before this slab was poured over the creek this elevated bridge was the only way to cross and keep yer feet dry.
The faithful steeds await...
So, what better way to repay their faithfulness than to take 'em to see some country like this.
Well y'all, that's it for Saturdays ride. 145 miles total. Almost all gravel. Time spent with one of my sons, one great friend, and three new friends. What a grand day.
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Joined: Oct 2008
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My Thursday Ride
I had mentioned that I was going to do about 237mile loop out of Huntsville and posted the route on this thread. Here is the write up on that ride. Since I have lost the report twice now.....I'm going to do this a bit at a time. Not sure what is causing it.
Here are some pictures of the ride.
Great roads soon as I got off the pavement..
A few old buildings sprinkled in and a good reason to make a pit stop.
How about a little old town too...
Had a great morning and it wasn't long before I see this..
Got seated right away too....food was delicious....special of the day Pork Chops....
Dessert..........Arkansas State Pie.....It's called Companies Coming Wicked good..........
Nice and relaxing too.
After Dinner I head out on my planned route and find this........
major slide area and have to back track...bummer.
So I do a re-route and end up in well...............here...
Then onto Hurricane Trail......looks like fun....
Little while later another photo op..
I push on and run past this camp site. Anyone familiar with this motorcycle club?
OK, it's now getting late in the after noon and I decide to re-route back to Rogers via shortest route........BIG MISTAKE....
Later, I'm posting this before I loose it for the third time.
OK I'm back......now for the "rest of the story"
I head out on my re-route and run right into a water crossing the JD and I had declined to cross not a week ago. Today it's late and I'm really thinking I can do this......it is a double dipper and the water on the "other" side is about the same size as what you see here...
I make it across with dry socks and run into about 10 miles of sticky ATV track........pure crap......after getting through that I'm getting tired too now. I then hit a rock and my camera flys off onto the road and the battery is in orbit somewhere over KS about now. But I did find the camera and the chip with all my 102 pictures I took on this trip so off I go.
Now I come to an even deeper crossing but do make it with dry socks.
On I go only to find another ATV trail, this is a county road but not maintained ...about a mile down the road ((*& happens! I go to cross another creek and loose momentum and drop into the water. Not deep and not real wet but with wet socks I pick up the bike and get ready to ride it out of the water but it won't start......
So I push it to where I can work on it and figure water in the exhaust/intake etc. Clean both out and yes some water but not bad. Still no joy...the right handle bar also went into the water so with the kill switch under water I turn my attention to it. I work on it take it apart dry it off etc. Notta.....by now it's getting very late and I'm way out in the back woods now.
I decide to check the rest of my gear and find my SPOT GPS locater missing!! Now I am worried because no one will know exactly where I'm at. It fell off some where back down the trail.
So I take my GPS off and in full riding gear decide to walk out to a major road or the first civilization I find. Thankful I have my Camelback and four energy bars. I start walking...........crap........no Double Crap!!
1.5 miles later I find myself in a box canyon that I cannot get out of! I am very tired and this is the most extreme terrain I have every had to walk in. Hills, deep ravines hugh boulders and lots of down trees from the ice storm. Very difficult walking and I now realize I have to go back to the bike and try the other direction...........1.5 miles back. I arrive at the bike unhurt but three hours later and near complete exhaustion.
My water is getting low too and it's starting to get dark. I keep walking on past the bike and walk for another hour. By now it's pitch black and all I have is a little LED flashlight. Thankfully it's working. My knees are almost gone and I'm not sure I can go on much further...
I see something "darker" off to my right and head that way, it's a carport looking thing, tin roof with four poles. Now sure that I'm going to be sleeping "outside" tonight I planned to just lay down here. Something white catches my eye off a little further so I ease up on it and holler out to see if anyone is there........looks like a very small pick up camper without the pickup........try the door...it's open! Shinning my light inside and it's abandon so I crawl in my knees just about give out.
Something hangs down over my visor..............a snake skin......double crap again. At that point doesn't matter I'm staying. I look around for more snakes but find none. Do find some pool toys...........oh a rubber ducky......it's still inflated and will serve as my pillow.....next a deflated air mattress..........great I got a cover now. This little camper has two wooden bench type beds and I'm going to use one. I'm totally soaked, not from the creek but from sweating...I start to get pretty cold and the air mattress does make a difference. (note to self, pack the survival blanket)
It's 10pm now and I just collapse thankful I'm not out under the stars it's cool enough right here.
I'm trying to sleep/doze when I think I hear a car going down a gravel road real slow. I get up and look out the camper window and see tail lights going by. I go outside and flash my little pen light..........he keeps on going........back into the camper and lay back down. I look and it's now 12:30am in the morning.
About 30 minutes later I think I hear another car and try to get closer to the road but can't due to deep water.....sure enough a pickup slowly goes buy and on up the hill while I'm flashing my little light at him.............BRAKE LIGHTS!!.........he turns around and sees me in his head lights, crosses the water OK and comes to me. Two men, rolls down the window and says hello, we've been looking for you since 10pm and we're glad to find you, are you OK? I was but couldn't walk very well.
So I get my stuff out of camper hilton and they meet up with two other guys from the Johnson County EMS and Clarksville Police dept.. The guy that found me was the superintendent of roads and takes part in rescue efforts too.
I guess you could say I was now a happy camper! These men were so nice too. Come to find out my Son had called them with my SPOT GPS coordinates which they promptly found..... but not me.....it had fallen off five miles a way and so they expanded their search 10 miles and were working a grid based up the location of my SPOT.
They packed me up and took me into Clarksville where I got a room for what was rest of this long night and I called the wife. Dispatch had immediately contacted my Son and he his mom as soon as they found me.
Long story, but definitely an adventure. They actually complemented me on having the proper equipment and being prepared. Said the area I had hiked into and out of was a know problem area and they had rescued five hikers not long ago from there, two with sprained ankles and one with a broken leg. I was glad I had my boots and gear on believe me.
Here are a few more pictures now...but first I'm posting this before I loose it again........
Borrowed a friends truck and ATV and my Son and I headed back to get the bike two days later. Complete with braces on my knees, hopefully I can be some help if need be. We find the bike undisturbed and I had brought some more tools, we remove the tank and change the plug, looked moist but no water in the cylinder......started checking the electrical and it all pointed to the kill switch. So we cut the wires and wound them together and the bike started right up! We put it all back together and I rode it back to the camper hilton where we left the truck and trailer and we loaded up.
Here is the old camper I found, the EMS guys said this was an old deer camp.
The plush inside...
Here is a tree that I just jumped over but the ATV we were riding to get the bike out would be high centered.
Well that's it for my adventure. Will have to give the knees a little time to heal but I don't think I tore anything just very sore.
PS: DTZDR......thanks for trying to heard cats I'm sure they all mean well but it's a ride report thread dudes. Friendly reminder of course.
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Nice report, Ozarkrider.
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Looks like you showed them GayHawks a real good time.
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Discombobulated Sociopath
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Location: Twin Lakes, AR
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Good job
Good Stuff 10Cup. I'm ready for the next installment.
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Holy Smokes, Mike! Glad you are ok and that you were prepared with the right gear.
- Duane
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Location: NW Arkansas
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Great Report
Hey Ozarkrider, great report. I and DRZ Charlie went right through Twin Lakes not long ago. Loved the old buildings too. Always interesting.
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Joined: Nov 2002
Location: Twin Lakes, AR
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Gimme a holler next time ya come this way. We'll go out and play on the secret roads.
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pretty sure you guys called branflakes after that game and cried cus i killed beiber even tho uall payed thousands for u fegbox ships.
i tried so much to hammer it into peoples heads the true value of the megacrit, thats why i wotn bother to explain a second time why a 50k trico is way way way less than a 100ktrico.
no matter, simul bo3/2 is more reliable
trico has long been inadequate for solo insta pops without the lucky beam ovelroad lead in and simulateneous point blank releae. this, as u all know, also coincides with the launchers near guaranteed death on crit.\
Anyone with a real understanding of this games mechanics and no true bias can see this nerf is unecessary at least, overkill at most.
But hey, something had to get me to stop using them eventually. And that something happens when unbuffed trico does less damage than a single hyt1 q torp. oh and di i mention hy plasma do more than trico now? lol
except trics have a built in shock wave..............3 secs is all you need for any player to be killed. cant have your cake and eat it too bud

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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has expanded the officially approved use of Revlimid to include the treatment of newly diagnosed multiple myeloma.
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This past Sunday was the second day of the American Society of Hematology's (ASH) annual meeting, which was held in San Francisco.
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|Jan 7, 2009, 09:15 PM
reripping cd's to lossless
Looking to rerip somewhere between 800-900 cd's for the 3rd time!
Started way back with 192k cbr then dropped them to 128k vbr and now want to rerip to lossless and looking for advice from those who've been here before......
Did it last time on 2 laptops, with EAC i think and now have the MP. so expecting that the more capable machine and passage of time should make it easier - better software, workflow etc
MP 2008 2.8 dual proc with 10.5 - would be good to use all 8 cores if poss
2 Internal dvd's both pioneer 112d - with BC14 and 1.24 firmware levels
External usb dvd also pioneer 112d - not sure on firmware
will source any software mac / windows as required - prefer low/no cost - leaving more for new discs........
looking for accurate rips - promised myself am doing this one LAST time. seen mention of ripguard in a hifi mag/site i think - poss linux related
ability to tag accurately
album cover lookup - am assuming might need to be done later but if achieveable at time of ripping......
have a few new discs not yet ripped to mp3 - so have the additional requirement of ripping to lossless and mp3 at same time - will use this method for new discs
Should i look at FLAC, Apple Lossless or stay WAV/AIFF - is it even an issue given you can convert one format to another without losing quality? But what about tags/covers in that scenario?
looking for a minimum of interaction - load cd, automatic - rip, tag, cover downloaded - drive opens. load cd - repeat 900 times
To achieve all this - am happy to run under leopard, windows or mix of both. whatever is 'best'
Currently use itunes - which i guess is a steer to apple lossless/aiff - but as someone who chose lower quality mp3 rather than aac for future compatibility reasons (not really a problem now - most players support aac) - would like to hear other views.
Appreciate this might not be the most appropriate forum - there's a pretty knowledgeable bunch on here so thought i'd at least start with you - happy to repost elsewhere if thats whats recommended - Mac Apps/ Windows software....
all feedback welcome.....
|Jan 7, 2009, 09:41 PM
I am re-ripping mine in 320 mp3 right now. I am checking the quality of about 10 cd's in my car player via ipod connector. I may go to aiff next. That is what I recommend for you. You can store or listen to lossless but also you'll have burning capability for cd playback. I like flac for size but I always end up converting to wav / aiff, burn to save, then convert to lame with xact.
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|Jan 8, 2009, 04:13 AM
Good luck with that! Have you posted in the iTunes forum? You may get more responces.
|Jan 8, 2009, 11:44 AM
There is an option in iTunes that when you insert an audio CD that it will rip it automatically to what format you like and spit it out when it's done. Rinse and repeat 900 more times.
Just go to preferences and to General Tab then to Import settings. You can custom set it up to 320kbps.
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|Jan 8, 2009, 11:51 AM
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|Jan 8, 2009, 09:21 PM
Thanks for all the replies - a couple of recommendations for aiff/apple lossless which makes sense for itunes compatibility.
re being unhappy at 320k - then that's a fair comment.
what i didnt explain above is that i went from 192k to 128k for space reasons at that time and since i was only listening on the ipod wasn't concerned about the quality of either 128 or 192 tbh. Always listened to the cd's on the hifi at home at that time.
but my cd player gave up last year and i've convinced myself that the sound of 128k thro the hifi isn't good enough. i haven't actually listened to 320k thro my hifi, but i don't think that's the way to go (for me) - for example if i wanted to go for something else in the future that would mean reripping again
if i go for a lossless rip this time then i can re encode at any time in the future with relatively little hassle and since disk space is pretty cheap right now i can't really see a downside.
Wondering if anyone has been in a similar position recently and can share their experience. Will i tunes do it all or do i need to look at other apps as well. For example i'm thinking that I tunes would only rip 1 disc at a time and since i have access to more than 1 drive was hoping to rip more than 1.
Am really just trying to make it as short and smooth as possible.
someone has pointed me to hydrogen audio forum - had a quick look and it looks quite daunting but there seems to be a lot of useful info too.
|Jan 9, 2009, 04:50 AM
I did exactly the same thing once I got a larger iPod, I had my collection at 320Kbps AAC, but then I bought a pair of Etymotic ER4p in-ear phones, and the quality wasn't good enough.
I re ripped everything to Apple lossless in iTunes, yes it takes time, and the only way to speed it up is to use more than 1 computer, I simple spent a week or so sitting with the laptop and a stack of CD's at night.
I've never done a comparison with a FLAC encoder or the like, but iTunes is reasonably fast and sounds good.
I don;t have the sheer volume of discs you seem to have, a couple of hundred at most.
"Everything in excess, moderation is for monks..." Lazarus Long
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|Jan 9, 2009, 08:07 PM
Program wise I would go with either XLD (X Lossless Decoder) http://tmkk.hp.infoseek.co.jp/xld/index_e.html
or Max
Both of these programs are pretty heavy duty and can do whatever you want related to ripping/encoding.
I personally use Max and love it. Personally I like the interface and it's easy to use. It uses CD Paranoia Version III which is extremely good with error correction and can convert into 36! different formats (it can of course do FLAC or AIFF/WAV).
If you're extremely picky about accurate rips this would be the way to go with either of them. However, regardless of how fast your computer is, accurate ripping is s-l-o-w.
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|Jan 9, 2009, 10:15 PM
rt, I'm doing the same thing - re-ripping into lossless. with external 1 TBs so cheap these days, I may actually find a raided dual HD external. I'm prepping my library for a home theatre media server so I want the best quality possible.
I'm just going to use Itunes. I've been happy with its ripping in the past, plus I have 5 macs in my office so i'll use them all then drop them into 1 library when done.
best of luck,
|Jan 9, 2009, 10:36 PM
I just started this process all over again 2 days ago. Here's my thread on here so you can read what others have suggested to me:
After reading everyone's suggestions, I decided to rip all my CDs with iTunes as Apple Lossless. I'll be getting another external hard drive (or Drobo, I'm still debating this) to back up my music to.
|Jan 11, 2009, 02:14 PM
@ themoonisdown09 - there's definately some good input in your thread - will keep an eye on it. also see there's a ref to hydrogen audio - will try to give that site a read
@keebler/WinterMute - multiple computers - now thats a luxury i could do with to speed things up
@DaftUnion - thanks for the s/w recs. re the 'slow' comment - quite a few people are telling me the same
thanks to all for you input.
will definately go lossless in some form - but will do some more investigation before i start - i'd rather take a few more days to get it right - dont want to do this again!
|Jan 13, 2009, 09:28 AM
While Apple's lossless is inherently compatible with iTunes and FLAC is not, FLAC remains the standard in lossless audio compression and has some nice features not readily available with Apple lossless. If you use xAct, the program has the capability to convert WAV/AIFF files to FLAC, SHN, mp3, and more (it decodes as well). xAct as has the added benefit of generating checksums that enables to to verify the validity of files and helps guard against corrupt files. Yes, you can generate MD5s for anything, but FLAC has it's own "fingerprint" checksum as well. If you want to ensure quality for posterity, you should generate MD5s for the WAV files your rip (EAC is by and far the best program for ripping, even with error correction turned on iTunes still isn't as good. It's a shame it's PC only) and save them in a folder along with MD5s and/or FFP (FLAC Finger Prints) of the actual lossless files. That what you'll know that no matter what the files are legit. For everything you want to do, it does not seem that there is a single workflow if you want to maintain the highest possible audio quality, at least that's how I see it. YMMV.
|Jan 13, 2009, 09:45 AM
After a few weeks of using both to archive some very old CDs, I now prefer XLD to xACT for CD extraction for the following reasons. However, I still create my fingerprints in xACT.
Some reasons to use XLD:
1. Far more customisable in output options
2. Better logs and more accurate rips with query to AccurateRip database
3. Can set max retry count
4. Direct adding to iTunes library, if desired
|Jan 14, 2009, 03:07 PM
Has there been any sort of testing done to determine how a program like XLD compares to EAC in terms of the quality of audio ripping? I'm sure one could use EAC with Parallels or something of that nature as well.
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IRVING — When MSU standout guard Amini Silatolu held a pro day workout at the school back in March, it not only enhanced his draft stock, but also put a few of his teammates on display. One of the beneficiaries of that ripple effect is taking place this weekend at Cowboys' headquarters in Valley Ranch, where MSU receiver David Little is participating in a three-day rookie minicamp with about 40 other players.
While Little (6-2, 183) did not sign with a team as an undrafted free agent, he was invited by the Cowboys to practice for at least this weekend, which consists of five practices, including two on Friday.
Little, the 2011 Lone Star Conference Receiver of the Year, says he's just grateful to be here, with or without a contract.
"It's a big deal for me. I feel like it's a blessing to even have the opportunity to be here," said Little, MSU's all-time leading receiver with 169 catches. "I feel like the hard part was just getting my name out there. I feel like now, it's just time for me to showcase what I can do."
In Friday's two practices, Little was one of six receivers running routes and drills. The other five, including Tarleton State's Saalim Hakim, are all signed as undrafted free agents.
Little held his own, even serving up one of the day's better catches when he went up over two defenders, including fourth-round safety Matt Johnson, to haul in a pass nearly 35 yards down the field.
Whether or not Little signs a contract with the Cowboys, he knows he is on the team's radar and has been for a while.
Little, a standout at Garland High School, was coached by Jeff Jordan, who also has worked as a consultant in the scouting department for the Cowboys for nearly 20 years.
The Cowboys had two scouts at the MSU-Texas A&M Commerce game at Cowboys Stadium back in September. And they also were well represented at Silatolu's pro day, an event Little said was beneficial to everyone.
"His presence definitely brought a lot of attention to the school," Little said of Silatolu, who went 40th overall in last week's NFL draft to the Carolina Panthers. "That was a good thing. And I'm happy for him. I think he's going to be a great player. But think we have a lot of players that could play at the next level. Knowing that we were able to take the MSU program from the bottom to the top and go 10-0 and first in our conference, it was a great feeling."
However, Little admits last year still eats at him, especially the way it ended, with a disappointing 38-31 overtime loss to Northwest Missouri State, in a game the Mustangs led by 14 in the fourth quarter and also missed a short field-goal attempt just before the end of regulation.
"It's very bittersweet. I still think about that game all the time," said Little, an All-LSC first-team selection in 2010 and 2011. "I feel like we were supposed to take it all the way. To have that first-round bye and lose the next week, it's a sad way to end it. But we still had a great season. We did a lot of great things last year."
Little was speaking from a team standpoint, but individually, the same could be said. He not only leaves the school with the most receptions, but ranks second in receiving yards with 2,222, only 500 behind Bryan Gilmore, who played eight years (2000-07) in the NFL for the Cardinals, Dolphins and 49ers.
Little also ranks second in career touchdown catches with 19, behind only Andy Tanner, who has spent the past two years on the Saints' practice squad.
But making the active roster or even the practice squad are distant goals for Little, who simply is trying to stick around long enough to get signed.
"All I can do is work as hard as I can," Little said. "That's what I've done to get here. I'm not going to stop now."
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GRAND RAPIDS, Mich., July 13 /PRNewswire/ — When facing yet another summer of trashcans infested with disgusting maggots and flies, innovator Tim Deasy knew he had to come up with a new solution. Through a little research and effort, Fly Erase Pest Strip was developed. "This was nothing more than a simple twist on an existing technology that is extremely easy to use," said Tim Deasy. "Our convenient adhesive strip patch means Fly Erase will attach securely to the inner lid of any garbage can and keep the flies away for 4 months."
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PAF expects to get P14-B to buy aircraft, radars in next 5 years
MANILA, Philippines – The Philippine Air Force (PAF) expects to get P14 billion or over a third of the P40-billion special funding promised by President Aquino in the next five years to boost its capability to protect the country's skies and its claims in the West Philippine Sea (South China Sea).
Beginning next year, the PAF will receive air defense radars and aircraft capable of long-range patrol so it could finally monitor, if not yet intercept, incursions in Philippine airspace and territorial waters, Lt. Gen. Oscar Rabena said in an interview on Friday.
"It will improve our capability very much because it will give us a greater domain awareness in what is happening in our territorial waters and in our territorial airspace," said Rabena, the PAF commanding general.
From being the best in the Southeast Asia region after World War II until the 1960s, the PAF saw its fleet steadily depleted with hardly new air assets bought despite the 15-year modernization program for the Armed Forces of the Philippines that ended in 2010.
The decommissioning of its last fighter jet in 2005 left the PAF incapable of intercepting any foreign aircraft illegally entering the country's airspace.
Amid renewed incursions by China into the Philippines' exclusive economic zone in the West Philippine Sea, Malacañang announced that it would allocate P8 billion a year for the next five years for a total of P40 billion to boost the military's capability to protect the country's maritime resources and territorial integrity.
This is apart from the P11-billion special outlay that the President had allocated for the military this year from the government's share in revenues of the Malampaya natural gas project in Palawan (P8 billion) and the regular modernization outlay (P3 billion).
The P8-billion special allocation starting next year is higher than the P5-billion annual special outlay for the AFP's modernization since 2006.
Interviewed at the Air Power Symposium on Friday, Rabena said the PAF would acquire a long-range patrol aircraft and two search-and-rescue helicopters from its share in the P11-billion outlay.
The PAF, which would mark its 64th anniversary on July 1, already put in place a program of acquisition in the next five years that would take up P14 billion of the P40 billion outlay, Rabena said.
This includes air defense surveillance radars, surface attack aircraft, close air support aircraft, combat utility helicopters and long-range patrol aircraft, he said.
Executive Secretary Paquito Ochoa Jr. also said at the symposium that the Aquino administration was committed to reforming the Armed Forces and bringing in adequate operational support for the troops.
"We all want the best for our country and want to help our people weather whatever storms that come their way. Today we have a Commander in Chief who is committed to providing you the support you need to allow you to perform your duties to the best of your abilities," Ochoa said.
The reforms have been outlined in Mr. Aquino's 16-point agenda, he said. These included a legislation extending the AFP modernization to 2025; a proposal authorizing the defense department to forge contracts of sale, lease and joint venture of real property; and appropriation of P4.2 billion to build 20,000 houses for low-salaried soldiers and policemen, among others.
(With a report from TJ Burgonio)
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