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Apr 2012 - $18.00
Very nice campground. Well kept and convenient to the PX and Commissary. Would definitely stay there again. - User2731
Oct 2011 - $20.00
Large cement hard stands, well maintained and easy access to the park. Liked the process of paying over the phone and eliminated having to try to find the campground office; just pull in and set up. Would definitely stay here again, close proximity to all facilities needed on the post. - J&L Coleman
Jun 2011 - $20.00
Other than a lack of shade/trees of any size, this park is outstanding. As others have said, the sites are huge, level paved pull-throughs. If you are looking for a place to park your mobile hotel room, this is definitely the place. The PX and commissary are nearby, which is nice. If you're looking to camp, the nearby state park is the better choice. We stopped here enroute home to take the kids to the space center. The laundry and bath houses are spotless. We would absolutely stay here again. If there was more shade/vegetation between the sites, I'd give it a 10. - melissafred


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The media has extensively reported on the Republican National Committee's decision to boycott MSNBC following an offensive tweet for which the network subsequently apologized. But they've spent far less attention on the fact that the RNC denounced MSNBC while on Fox News -- a network that has frequently aired offensive and derogatory comments.
Days after he wrote a column endorsing the assassination of President Obama, Fox hosted Michael Scheuer to accuse Hillary Clinton of effectively murdering the Americans who died during the 2012 attacks on U.S. diplomatic facilities in Benghazi, Libya.
Scheuer, a former CIA officer with a long history of extreme rhetoric, has appeared on Fox News and Fox Business dozens of times over the years.
Scheuer endorsed the assassinations of both Obama and British Prime Minister David Cameron in his December 23 column, as The Daily Beast's David Frum noted. Concluding a piece criticizing their handling of "the Islamists' war on America," Scheuer wrote (emphasis added):
As they head further down the road of losing wars and wrecking Anglo-American liberties, Messrs Obama and Cameron and their supporters in all parties would do well to read the words of the great 17th century English republican Algernon Sidney, a man who was revered on both sides of the Atlantic, who greatly influenced America's founders, and who was executed by the British Crown for what it described as sedition. "There must therefore be a right," Sidney wrote,
"of proceeding judicially or extra-judicially against all persons who transgress the laws; or else those laws, and the societies that should subsist by them, cannot stand; and the ends for which governments are constituted, together with the governments themselves, must be overthrown. ... If he [a political leader] be justly accounted an enemy of all, who injures all; he above all must be the publick enemy of a nation, who by usurping power over them, does the greatest and most publick injury that a people can suffer. For which reason, by an established law among the most virtuous nations, every man might kill a tyrant; and no names are recorded in history with more honor, than of those who did it."
The former CIA official appeared on Fox Business' Lou Dobbs Tonight only ten days after that column's publication. During his January 2 interview, Scheuer accused The New York Times of publishing a series on the Benghazi attacks in order to protect Hillary Clinton, who he claimed "has blood on her arms up to her elbows for not being willing to protect the people who are representing us in Libya" and thus "killed those Americans and [the Times editors] have to kill that story or it is going to become mainstream for 2016." Dobbs responded, "Strong words from Michael Scheuer."
In previous Fox interviews on the Benghazi attacks, Scheuer has said that "Democrats are very good at watching Americans die"; accused Clinton of having "blood on her hands"; and suggested that Obama forced CIA director David Petraeus to resign because he wouldn't take responsibility for the attack. In 2009, he claimed that "The only chance we have as a country right now is for Osama bin Laden to deploy and detonate a major weapon in the United States because it's going to take a grassroots, bottom up pressure because these politicians prize their office, prize the praise of the media and the Europeans."
Media Matters looks back at the best of the worst of right-wing media's treatment of women in 2013.
Right-wing media are dismissing President Obama's and Congressional Democrats' work on filibuster reform, a diplomatic agreement with Iran, and immigration reform as merely attempts to distract from the Affordable Care Act.
Fox is baselessly accusing President Obama of deliberately trying to distract the public and shift media attention away from problems with the health care rollout by continuing to push Congress to act on immigration reform. However, in the week leading up to his speech, Obama repeatedly urged Congress to refocus attention on immigration reform, which he has made one of the most pressing issues of his administration.
Fox is accusing the Environmental Protection Agency of a "power grab" for proposing a rule to clarify the jurisdiction of the Clean Water Act. In fact, the new classification is based on sound science and intended to address years' worth of confusion surrounding the proper protection of the nation's waterways.
Newly-proposed guidelines would allow "greater consistency, certainty, and predictability nationwide by providing clarity in determining where the Clean Water Act (CWA) applies," per the EPA, specifically by incorporating recent research on the extent to which small streams and wetlands connect to larger bodies of water downstream. That research, which is under review by the EPA's Science Advisory Board, found that small streams, even those that only flow at certain times, "are connected to and have important effects on downstream waters," and that wetlands are similarly integrated, making them subject to CWA protection.
That is, unless you ask Fox News and Fox Business. This week, the networks have adopted the complaints of GOP lawmakers to claim that the EPA is only using the study to justify a "power grab." Lou Dobbs claimed on his show that the clarified jurisdiction represented "unprecedented control over private property" -- "maybe" extending to "mud puddles." And Fox News legal analyst Andrew Napolitano baselessly asserted on Fox & Friends that the study is "bogus" -- merely a rationalization to "regulate all bodies of water" and "control more behavior."
Despite these claims, the new EPA study did not provide the basis for regulating "all bodies of water" (or "mud puddles"). It found that the EPA and U.S. Army Corps of Engineers could evaluate small streams on a case-by-case basis to determine their impact downstream. The rule is necessary because the parameters of the CWA are currently quite muddled, as even conservative critics and industry lawyers have noted in the past. This process is in keeping with the March 2013 decision in Decker v. Northwest Environmental Defense Center, which re-affirmed nearly unanimously that federal agencies are granted a wide berth in interpretations of their own rules.
Fox Business host Lou Dobbs downplayed the effects of the government shutdown on the U.S. economy, despite economic reports stating that the shutdown has taken $24 billion out of the economy.
Reporting on the October 16 edition of Lou Dobbs Tonight about the Senate leadership deal to end the government shutdown, Dobbs disputed White House Press Secretary Jay Carney's statement that "the economy has suffered" because of the shutdown, claiming, "The extent of just how much the economy suffered is questionable at best."
In fact, economists have reported that the government shutdown is projected to have significant negative effects on the economy. Business Insider reported that Standard & Poor's cut its "annualized U.S. growth view closer to 2% from 3%." The article added that S&P estimates "the shutdown has taken $24 billion out of the economy and cut 0.6% off of yearly fourth quarter GDP growth."
After urging Republicans to shut down the government in an effort to defund the Affordable Care Act (also known as the ACA or Obamacare), conservative media figures are selectively outraged at some consequences of the government shutdown.
Fox News is accusing President Obama of intentionally inflicting pain upon World War II veterans who were initially unable to visit the memorial to their legacy after it was closed in the wake of a government shutdown. Fox figures, many of whom have been advocating for this very shutdown, compared the memorial's closing to the cancellation of White House tours during sequester -- a move conservatives originally claimed was made for no reason other than to inflict pain upon the American people for political purposes.
On October 1, the federal government shut down when Congressional Republicans refused to pass legislation funding operations unless the funding was tied to the delay or defunding of the Affordable Care Act (ACA or Obamacare). As a result of this shutdown, national parks and museums -- including the nation's monuments -- were forced to close.
One of the shuttered monuments was the World War II Memorial on the National Mall. The closing initially prevented busloads of veterans from accessing the site. As media attention focused on their plight, members of Congress -- many of whom are vocal advocates of the shutdown in the first place -- aided the visiting vets in removing barriers in order to "storm" the monument. National Park officials eventually opened the site to veterans, who are now considered as participating in a First Amendment protest.
Right-wing media, particularly the pundits at Fox News, rushed to accuse President Obama of unnecessarily closing the monument in order to cause "some sort of pain" against the American people. On the October 2 edition of Fox News' The Five, co-host Dana Perino said the administration "wanted to insert some sort of pain, so that as they screw down the nut, and then you'll start to feel like 'oh, my gosh, we have to compromise.'"
Perino went on to characterize the closing as "the Washington Monument strategy" -- a political strategy that, according to The Washington Post, "involves fighting against budget cuts by focusing...cuts to the most popular and visible services an agency provides." Co-host Eric Bolling concurred, likening the closing of the World War II memorial to the cancellation of White House tours in the aftermath of sequestration.
On Fox Business Network, host Lou Dobbs said that in March, the president was "trying to make the sequester as painful as possible ... and that's what they're doing now." He followed up, saying, "There's just one conclusion as to why they did block the wide open space in the first place -- the administration wanted to."
The war memorial, as well as the other parks and museums under the purview of the National Park Service (NPS), are deemed non-essential services under a shutdown of the federal government, and NPS employees, including park personnel, face a requisite furlough. The NPS shutdown contingency plan requires the suspension of "all activities except those that are essential to respond to emergencies involving the safety of human life or the protection of property."
Conservative media are dismissing the Republican-led government shutdown as a "slimdown" and a "non-event" despite the severe consequences that have already occurred, and the devastating effects a protracted shutdown would have, including slower economic growth and eliminated funding for mothers and infants.
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Fox dumped Glenn Beck after his bizarre conspiracy theories and rhetoric reportedly caused the network's advertisers to balk. Now Fox appears to be clinging to one of his classic distortions, characterizing a government effort utilizing behavioral psychology to reduce fraud, error and debt as "mind control."
FoxNews.com reported that it obtained a document outlining plans for the government to hire a "Behavioral Insights Team" that "will look for ways to subtly influence people's behavior." The United Kingdom has implemented several related initiatives. In one instance the U.K. government sent out reminder letters to late taxpayers, leading to increased tax revenue.
The ideas behind this type of initiative were laid out in Professor Cass Sunstein's book, Nudge. When Sunstein joined the Obama administration as the administrator of the White House Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs (OIRA), Beck launched a campaign to demonize him and his ideas.
Right-wing media have baselessly smeared the White House's new Behavioral Insights Team, labeling it "propaganda," "mind control," and "Orwellian." In reality, the Behavioral Insights Team is modeled off a similar unit in Britain that has proven effective in encouraging timely tax payment and reducing energy bills and consumption.
Conservative media seized on White House plans to create a Behavioral Insights Team on July 30, when FoxNews.com obtained a document describing the program and its search for behavioral scientists.
Breitbart.com quickly jumped on the story, suggesting that the Obama administration will use the program to push a social agenda: "The Obama administration has not been shy about attempting to use its influence - or taxpayer money - to push enthusiasm for its agenda, including Obamacare, nutrition, and gay rights."
Fox stoked fears by hyping the program on multiple shows with little mention of its benefits. On the July 30 edition of Lou Dobbs Tonight, Fox Business host Lou Dobbs commented on FoxNews.com's report on the program, saying, "To many, that sounds purely like propaganda and mind control."
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There can be few things more tiresome in international football than war analogies. Sometimes, however, they are inescapable and this can be no more true than in the case of European nations which once pitched up against each other on battlefields, only to find themselves facing off against their former allies or rivals for decades…
It's a curious sight. The BBC's panel is sitting, for the first time in this tournament suited and booted, in its base studio outside the Green Point Stadium in Cape Town, almost eight hundred miles from Johannesberg, where the match itself is being played. It looks deserted, behind them. It probably is – everybody will…
One of the more surprising requirements made of the Dutch team playing in this week's World Cup final is that it is not enough for them merely to win the tournament. They are still widely expected to win it with style, and this level of expectation is largely the responsibility of one man – Rinus…
Our resident pencil wrangler Dotmund was very excited about the prospect of Uruguay playing the Netherlands. However, we at Twohundredpercent have noticed that some of his match reports during the tournament have been somewhat lacking in the factual department. As such, we sent hm off with an I-Spy fact sheet so that he could accurately record match events as they happened. This morning he returned with the results. Sadly, they left much to be desired.
At times they looked like making heavy weather of it, particularly in the last couple of minutes of stoppage time. Indeed, for the first twenty minutes of the second half it looked as if both teams playing in this World Cup semi-final were going to sleepwalk their way into extra-time, but eventually the Netherlands out-muscled…
Never meet your heroes, they say. It is possible that a lot of people met theirs yesterday in the form of the 2010 version of the Brazilian national football team. A team that was widely-tipped to win the competition is out at the quarter-final stage for the second time in a row, and it seems…
Into the quarter-finals then, and now it starts getting serious.This was the first clash between two teams with serious winning credentials – or at least, Brazil's pedigree was beyond dispute. Maybe there were still some doubts about the Netherlands, coming into this game, for all their long unbeaten run and their hundred percent records both in qualifying and in the group phases. It still remained to be seen how they'd fare against top class opposititon. And to be honest, for all that they won this extraodinary match, I'm still not entirely sure. The game was turned on its head by a series of critical Brazilian errors in the second half, in a game they looked to have well in control, and they'll go home wondering quite how it happened.
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Fred T. Foard's baseball season in 2013 has been anything, but easy.
Despite their struggles, the Tigers are in the third round of the 3A playoffs tonight and aiming to continue their postseason run.
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NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- Ireland was transformed from a Celtic Tiger to one of the PIIGS.
The European country used to post fast economic growth and boasted of high personal income, helped by tax cuts and favorable business conditions. That eventually led to over-indebtedness (200% of gross domestic product in 2008), a housing bubble and a collapse of large banks. As one of the PIIGS (Portugal, Italy, Ireland, Greece and Spain), the nation faces a long and uncertain path to recovery.
I used to be favorably disposed to the country. I owned Allied Irish Bank (AIB) for most clients until I sold the stock in March 2008. In an article for TheStreet in 2005, I noted the following about Ireland: It "offers a healthy and growing economy with a pro-business government, and is one of the wealthiest countries in Europe per capita. Yet there is no ETF that U.S. investors can easily access."
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The 13 Coolest Things Commander Chris Hadfield Taught Us About Living In Space
I hereby nominate Commander Hadfield for president of space. Or maybe Prime Minister of space, since he's Canadian.
1. When you clip your nails in space, you have to do it right over an air duct to keep the clipped nails from flying all over the place.
2. When making sandwiches, astronauts use tortillas instead of bread because tortillas don't create crumbs.
3. When you brush your teeth in space, the only way to get rid of the toothpaste when you're finished is to swallow it.
5. You can't use any water when shaving, so astronauts use a specially designed shaving cream that helps keep the whiskers from floating away.
6. There's pretty much only one option for haircuts in space, and there's a specially designed hair clipper on the ISS attached to a vacuum to keep hair from floating away.
7. Desserts in space mostly come in pudding form packed in pouches, like this chocolate pudding cake.
8. Vegetables (like this spinach) come in dehydrated packs, and require rehydration from a special machine before eating.
9. Washing your hands without a sink requires a pre-packaged pouch of soapy water that you just squirt out and rub on your hands.
10. You have to be REALLY careful when you open a can of mixed nuts in space.
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11. Sleeping in space requires special tethered sleeping bags in little sleeping compartments so you don't float all over the place.
12. You should avoid crying in space, because the tears just sorta hang on your face and are a pain to deal with.
13. Wringing out a soaked washcloth in space doesn't really do much.
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Life moves fast, and you can't just press "pause" to get the exact photo you want. Nor is it easy to find a lot of time to fix images after the fact. In this workshop author and expert Tim Grey shows you how to use Adobe Photoshop Elements to make a big impact on your digital photographs in a short time. After getting a quick overview of the Elements interface, learn how to fix problems with lighting, color, noise, and red eye. If you like, you can then move on to explore more advanced techniques like removing unwanted objects from an image, replacing the background, reducing depth of field, and more. This course teaches all the skills you need to create images with staying power.
Most photographers appreciate nice vibrant colors in their images. Especially when the subject was relatively saturated, you really want those colors to show through. But sometimes, the problem with color is too much saturation. This is most common when you're photographing a highly saturated subject under relatively bright lighting conditions, as was the case with these berries that I've photographed at a Farmer's Market. The colors are so vibrant that in some areas, especially down toward the bottom left, it appears that detail has actually been lost in the image. To correct this, all I need to do is tone down the Saturation. I'll go ahead and choose Enhance, and then Adjust Color, followed by Adjust Hue Saturation, and that will bring up the Hue Saturation dialog. I can adjust the overall colors in the image, in this case just reducing saturation a little bit.
And it doesn't take much of an adjustment to really improve the appearance of the berries. Notice that things don't look quite so outrageous, we've got a lot more detail visible and the berries look more natural. So even though they are relatively saturated, I don't want to have them oversaturated. If I'm concerned about having too much of an effect on the other colors within the image, I can also target that adjustment. I'll go ahead and reset my Saturation value to 0, and then I'm going to switch to the reds from the pop-up in the Hue Saturation dialog. I'll start by reducing Saturation completely, just to make sure that I'm affecting the correct range of colors in the image. If not, I can fine tune the result by adjusting the position of the vertical bars and trapezoids at the bottom of Hue Saturation.
The colors that fall between the vertical bars will be completely affected by the adjustment, and that adjustment will taper off out to the extent of the color shown at the position of the trapezoid. So, I can fine tune the position as needed, in this case I think we're in pretty good shape though. So, I'll bring that Saturation back up to a more appropriate level. Still a negative value, because I still want to tone down saturation. In this case, only affecting the reds within the image. So, somewhere around there looks to be a pretty good setting.
I've reduced the saturation of just the reds, toning down the colors in the berries, without affecting the rest of the image and producing a much better overall photo. I'll go ahead and click OK and the effect is complete.
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Final Score: Utah State 24, San Jose State 9
Logan, UT (Sports Network) - Robert Turbin ran for 190 yards and scored a pair of touchdowns to power the Utah State Aggies to a 24-9 victory over the San Jose State Spartans in a Western Athletic Conference affair at Romney Stadium.
Diondre Borel had an easy day under center for Utah State (3-7, 2-4 WAC), as the Aggies committed to a ground attack that racked up 347 yards. Borel completed seven passes on just 18 attempts for 50 yards in the win, while Derrvin Speight ran for 70 yards and a score on just six carries.
Jordan La Secla paced San Jose State (1-8, 0-5), completing 18-of-34 for 216 yards in the losing effort.
The Aggies struck first in this one, as Turbin found the end zone following a six-yard run early in the opening period of play.
The Aggies took a 14-0 lead into the break with a 35-yard Turbin run late in the second quarter.
SJSU finally got on the board midway through the third period with a two-yard plunge by Lamon Muldrow. A two-point conversion attempt failed.
The Spartans then pulled to within 14-9 late in the frame with a 31-yard Tyler Cope field goal.
But the Aggies responded with 10 unanswered points in the final stanza, beginning with a 40-yard Chris Ulinski kick. A six-yard run from Speight just minutes later gave Utah State a 24-9 advantage and accounted for the final score of the contest.


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Vandals tagged up a part of Seattle s Central District with graffiti early Sunday morning. They hit several buildings, including the Mount Calvary Christian Center.
Church members say the area is known for gang activity, but this is alarming.
Anytime you ve got some wicked spirits in you, you re going to get some wicked stuff, said Webb Walker, a member of the congregation.
The side of the church s main building and its teen center were vandalized, totaling up to $600 in damage. It s the third time this year Mount Calvary has been hit.
If you re angry with us come talk to us, don t do cowardly things like this, said Reggie Witherspoon, the church s pastor.
So far, it seems like no one saw the people responsible. Church members say people that did and chose to not say anything are just as guilty as the criminals are.
When people fall in the street, are you going to pick them up? Or just drive by? said Walker.
Across the parking lot, Med Mix, a Mediterranean restaurant was also targeted. Owner Otman Bezzaz estimates up to $400 in damages. A similar incident happened two months ago with similar markings.
Mount Calvary purchased paint to cover over the graffiti.
That s just money, we ll solve that, said Walker.
When it happens again, we ll solve it again and then when their arms get tired, they ll stop it, he said.
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I can't even say the word! Don't worry, I'll have to eventually. Let's just say the folks at CBS are likely pretty steamed up over getting hauled into court on a smelly copyright suit involving a noisy character from its popular NCIS show.
The California designer, developer, and manufacturer of the original "Bert the Farting Hippo" is suing CBS as well as a host of others including the online retailer authorized by CBS to operate and sell goods in the CBS Store. The copyright infringement suit alleges that the retailer went rogue in 2012, opting to source the copyright-protected plush and popular noisemaker in China rather than the California company that developed the original, Folkmanis, Inc.
As of this morning, Bert the Farting Hippo appears to be pulled from the virtual shelves of the CBS Store. Earlier this week, The Hollywood Reporter noted that the hippo was still for sale at 53% off.
According to the Folkmanis complaint filed Monday in the Northern District of California, Bert's first appearance on television came back in 2003 when the producers of NCIS acquired a silent version of the stuffed hippopotamus for use on the show. When the hippo appeared on the show, the complaint alleges, "it was often accompanied by a dubbed sound effect of a fart attributable to the Hippo 1 puppet, and the show puppet was referred to and came to be known as 'Bert the Farting Hippo.'"
Quick aside: I love the way lawyers write sometimes: a "fart attributable to…" It almost hearkens to patent claim-writing parlance. Attorney H. Michael Brucker, who filed the suit, must not be aware of the time-old rule, "you smelt it, you dealt it." It's so much more conversational that way! Then again, I see nothing about Bert's ability to smell. But I must admit, it'd be pretty cute if parents started to teach their children to assign blame using a more proper form of attribution. But I digress.
The suit goes on to allege that in 2010, CBS and its online retailer-licensee "surmised that a hippo puppet would be a profitable product to offer for sale on the CBS Store." Folkmanis obliged, developing a version of its hippo that included "a sound box that emulates the sound of a fart." Emulates! Much to the chagrin of parents everywhere, of course. In 2011, a keychain version of Bert was introduced.
Can you guess how many hippos they sold between just 2010 and 2012? I'm not an NCIS fan so I didn't know about Bert until I caught wind of this suit this week, so I'd never heard of this creature. Would you believe it if I told you they sold some 30,000 farting hippos? That's what the complaint alleges.
Enter the presumably cheaper Chinese counterparts. Folkmanis alleges that the online retailer operating the CBS Store started sourcing the hippos in China starting in 2012 and hasn't purchased a single hippo or hippo keychain from Folkmanis since that time. The lawsuit cites two copyrights, one for the stuffed animal toy, and one that's pending that covers the keychain.
Since 2012, Folkmanis alleges that it has suffered an estimated $733,000.00 in damages.
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FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla., April 27 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ — Brownie's Marine Group, Inc. (OTC Bulletin Board: BWMG) today announced the launch of an exciting addition to its product line which is designed to dramatically expand Brownie's retail presence throughout the recreational diving industry. May 1st 2010 will mark the unveiling of Brownie's PWC Dive System at the 2010 South Florida PWC & Sport Boat Show, presented by RIVA Motorsports. Brownie's Marine Group will introduce its state of the art Personal Watercraft Dive System. The PWC Dive System was designed to introduce the underwater world of adventure to a new and significantly expanded group of water sports enthusiasts. The PWC Dive Systems mount easily onto existing personal watercraft with two quick release pins and is compatible with a large majority of all PWC's in service today.
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LOS ANGELES – Jim Mora has had almost a year since last November to ruminate on what went wrong the last time his Bruins were in Palo Alto, when a missed kick with time expiring sent them on their way out of Stanford Stadium on a somber path covered with matted roses.
The way he sees it, there were four specific errors that kept UCLA from winning the Pac-12 title that night. Three of them, he said on Tuesday, came on the Bruins' final drive.
The first came when quarterback Brett Hundley didn't see Stanford safety Ed Reynolds, who jumped in front of Hundley's second-quarter sideline throw and returned it all the way to the 1-yard line. The second was a dropped swing pass on UCLA's final drive. The third was a bad snap on the final field goal, which fell to the ground wide left of the goalposts. The final one was on him – his choice to spike the ball to preserve time, slowed the momentum of their climactic drive, he says.
Those mistakes, big or small, overshadowed the fact that UCLA arguably outplayed Stanford last season, racking up 284 yards on the ground – by far the most the Cardinal had given up all year. But mistakes, even a few minor ones, are often enough for a team as "opportunistic" as Stanford.
"We need to fix those," nose tackle Seali'i Epenesa said. "These teams we're about to go against, they're tough teams. We can't afford to have any mistakes."
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"This is a big game, so every mistake multiplies by 10," freshman linebacker Myles Jack said. "We're working twice as hard and making sure we don't make those freshman mistakes because that'll cost the team the game."
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Jack and the rest of UCLA's contributing freshmen have been nothing short of fantastic this season, but in focusing on avoiding mistakes, a young team – even a good one – is liable to lose technique at times, like UCLA did in the first half against Nebraska earlier this season. Last week, even Hundley was caught pressing, as he focused too much on the protection around him and making a few errant throws to wide-open receivers.
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She can't do anything while he's overseas. My X volunteered for deployment when he found out papers were coming for that reason. If she knows that he's leaving and is trying to do this for spite, it is going to blow up in her face.
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I know why she's doing this now. For one he gets extra pay while deployed and is trying to get him in court so our pay looks bigger then it normally is. Second he has moved on and she's bitter. They've been divorced for seven almost eight years and she was still convinced he was coming back. So the only way to hurt him is by doing what she has done from the beginning taking SD away. But now that I see she can't pull her crap I'm glad.
Posted 11/06/2012
He's protected under the service members act, as pp stated, unless he signs a waiver to move the case forward without him. We're kind of going through the same thing here w/ BB deployed.
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Molesworth Road condition Dec 2013
Kia Ora.
Pete blen & myself did our annual celebratory Molesworth opening day ride from Blenheim via Taylors Dam rd to Hanmer for coffee & cake.
The roads were in excellent shape with small pea metal.
Here's a few pics - it doesn't change much from year to year but is a stunning place to ride.
The steeds
The Bridge over the water.
The water
The other water
A ford
Getting closer
Ok I'm an arsehole - pete was stuck but I just had to get the camera out before helping
Any one notice how the ford changed halfway?
As pete mentioned over on KB we passed a hippy paint job van & a small silver hatch back over the bank & it was only the 2nd day of the road being open.
We passed a DRZ loaded up, Harley with knobs having an egg sandwich on Ward pass- good on that badboy :clap 2 x XRs & on the Rainbow we saw a 950 fully loaded wit the rider in a striking adv stand up pose.
Heaps of 4wds, family wagons & hire cars.
We both had a few arse puckering moments- mine when I came around a corner & found myself head on with a camper bus:eek1 Although admittedly they are the same width of 4wd but seeing a big white wall in front of me sent me wobbling into the gravel at the side of the road. later I came around a tight corner to see a very fresh skid mark running straight instead of round the corner.
So Pete didn't take his training wheel then :p
Good stuff. Nice to see you've got your priorities right. Take photo...laugh out loud...then help out. :rofl
I must get down that way again one day.
Other thing I noticed the XR compaired to the XT..XR moves around alot more being
lighter it seems to react to the road condictions a lot more.. I was getting 26km per litre from
the little bugger..I had a 5L fuel container tied to the seat.. I didn't need..
Was a dam good ride..
So what's the water like? Since you're not in your togs, I am guessing it's still pretty cold.
It better warm up for the Dusty.
Good news, I have that the Molesworth only turns to crap if the grader is operating and its/has been raining.
What about the view from the Dunny looking up the valley from just below where you took the photo of the bridge. Has to one of the best Loo's with a View anywhere I have been.
Suppose some riders get Hemorrhoids and have to stand:lol3:lol3:lol3
I'm heading down early next week.
quantum leap ??
I knew I had a good sleep last night, but how did it get to be December 2013 already:huh
Nice pic's though :D
At least it was yesterday.:evil
Q About the Molesworth & Rainbow roads...
Is this suitable for a Ducati MultiStrada?
Easily - just as with all bikes take it easy round the tight corners & stay out of the heaped up gravel in the middle & edges. You weren't riding thru nelson today were you?
Welcome to adv rider as well.
No I havent had the bike up to Nelson yet... one day!
Cheers and thanks for the welcome
The fords at the Nelson end of the Rainbow are ok however they do creep up on you fast - if you see a sign SLOW DOWN. The one Pete fell in was a lil slippery - but he was just unlucky to slide off the front of a rock which spun him round. I went over ok & I think having a heavier bike helps a great deal. I was riding a newish 70/30 front & a half worn E07 on the back.
There are some closer to the
here's another RR I did a few years ago which has a bit more info.
It isn't really in the middle of nowhere as there are heaps of cars & mtbs going thru so don't be intimidated by it:thumb
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