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Whoever wants to suggest an album next do it. I'll get to it later today.
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Boston - Boston-10
The Doors- The Doors-10
Whoever wants to suggest an album next do it. I'll get to it later today.
lou reed - metal machine music
Do Talking Heads - Remain in Light next
Edit: Ninja'd. And lulz
5/15 - Muse - Mayan
5/23 - Ceremony - Echoplex (?)
5/26 - Refused - Roxy
5/27 - Neutral Milk Hotel - Warner Grand (?)
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Can we keep the system of what just happened? Theklein can say he's ready for another and the first reply afterwards can be the album? If not its just going to be a list of albums in here. Though the talking heads is a good pick, he needs to listen to Lou Reed next. Too good.
I like the way you think, ods..
Solution: If Nathan would like he can update the first page so that I along with everyone else can keep track of what you want me to review. I will do Lou Reed and the Talking Heads' reviews tomorrow.
Passion Pit and Lady Gaga are 2 artists I refuse to review, I think that's it
After those could you review Orbital - Wonky
My pick is My Morning Jacket's Z.
Kriss Kross - Totally Krossed Out
klein can you talk about how you're listening to these albums? (ie headphones, speakers, what kind, etc)
5/9 - Suishou No Fune (水晶の舟) - The Empty Gallery - HK
6/7 - NHK'Koyxeи / Mark Fell - The Empty Gallery - HK
How old do you think theklein is?
Early 20's?
Can we get this thread stickied?
Changing my request to Ween - The Mollusk.
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Terrible, absolutely terrible. I still think I have that awful ringing in my ears. That album was so bad I had to take a break halfway through. It sounded like a mush of bagpipes, ringings, and shrieks. The album lacks creativity and was definitely a joke. I would not listen to Lou Reed's Metal Machine Music ever again. That was hell
My rating: 0.5
Talking Heads - Remain in Light
Album starts off pretty groovy and the bass kills in each song. I hope they played this record in the clubs for all the kids. Towards the end the songs lose a little bit of their magic. "Listening Wind" wasn't as good as everything else. "Once in a Lifetime" was the only song I knew going into Remain in Light. I learned Talking Heads have some great songs that aren't just the hits. David Byrne sounds great and this album brought me back to a time period I never lived in. Great album.
My rating: 8.5
my vote is for Strawberry Jam by Animal Collective.
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Photo: CP - Click on the pie for a larger slice!
So, I was invited to dinner this evening and offered to bring dessert.
I recently enjoyed and got the recipe for a delicious easy-to-make pineapple cream pie, decorated here with small candy hearts for Valentine's Day.
It's so simple that even I could make it - and everyone loved it!
UPDATE! Check the recipe in the combox - the "pkg of vanilla instant pudding" should have been "LARGE pkg of vanilla instant pudding."
I'm not very handy in the kitchen so when I come up with something good, I'm eager to show it off!
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Looks delicious Father, hope you share the recipe.....:-)
- February 15, 2010 at 3:13 AM
Looks delicious!!!
- February 15, 2010 at 8:20 AM
Looks yummy! Can you post the recipe?
My husband and I shared a slice of delicious red velvet cake at a brunch in Salem yesterday.
- February 15, 2010 at 9:18 AM
Looks great!! How about posting the recipe for this dessert????
- February 15, 2010 at 9:19 AM
Easy enough and Holy Orders is not required! Thanks.
- February 15, 2010 at 3:22 PM
WOW......I am totally impressed at your culinary skills.....which have been long buried. Wonder what the next step is?
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Next step? Same pie, with little green shamrocks!
- February 15, 2010 at 6:44 PM
Well, I am impressed no matter how easy it may be!!!
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Although I confessed in the post that this was an easy-to-make dessert, I feared someone might ask the recipe question and I'd be exposed for the non-chef that I am!
Here's how you do it:
Mix in a bowl:
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RedRebelCustoms wrote:Great suggestions guys. I can't wait to see if Thanos and Strong Guy come to fruition. I hope Thanos isn't just a movie version for Avengers II. I've heard that a lot of the toy companies peruse other sites to check lists like this one. I wish we could publicize something like that for figurerealm. Maybe if we had a customcon page for participation? I think we have one of or the largest community and most interactive.
I also wish that they'd bring back the Hulk/Fantasic Four/ X-Men and other Classics lines. Maybe as an extension of the movie lines. Adding Avengers, Ghost Rider, and never guna happen but galactic characters and marvel monsters would be great stand alone lines.
HulkSmashedMe=( wrote:Almost an encyclopedia of marvel characters list here! lol. i'm a big spidey fan, so from the spidey point of view, i'd like to see rocket racer, mary jane, gwen stacy, sivler sable, menace, harry osborn as the american son, mr. negative, and ML version of anti-venom, a box set for when he crossovered with the 90's x-force, a box set from his stint with the new warriors, aunt may, uncle ben, and maybe a collection of EVERY alternate costume and/or version (which would probably cost an arm and a leg).
equally surprised at no flash thompson agent venom!
Galactape wrote:I would actually rather have a movie one, they already released the comic one in Select.
Therapist wrote:Galactape wrote:I would actually rather have a movie one, they already released the comic one in Select.
agreed. I already have a perfect select Thanos. So unless they made hi movie or in his white robes Id be a touch dissapointed
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Ludlow Amateur Boxing Club's Charlie Barnfield has 'heart of a lion'
Barnfield put up a brave display against Zeeshan Mahmood at Nechells Green ABC Show in Birmingham. read more
Tenbury United Football Club win 2-1 against Malvern Rangers in West Midlands League Division Two
Nicky Stocker and Gavin Podmore bagged the goals for Colin Powell's men. read more
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THE head of Ludlow School is disappointed that an attempt to overturn controversial English exam results has been rejected by the High Court. read more
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TURNER Eileen. Of Brimfield. Died peacefully at home surrounded by her Family on February 4th, 2013, aged 73 years. Beloved wife of Doug, a most loving mother of Sarah and a much loved grandmother to Samantha and Neil, Rebecca and Sophie and Sister to Christine and will be sadly missed by all her Relatives, Friends and Neighbours. Funeral Service at St Mary Magdalene Church, Little Hereford on Saturday, February 16th, at 11.30 a.m., followed by Interment. Family flowers only with donations, if so desired in memory of Eileen and given to Renton Unit Hereford. Enquiries to A H Caldicott & Sons, Funeral Directors, 15 Market Street, Tenbury Wells, Worcs. WR15 8BH. (Tel. 01584 810281) read more
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BARNEY James (Jim). Of St Michaels, Tenbury Wells, passed away peacefully at home on February, 5th, 2013. Aged 81 years. Beloved husband of Kate, much loved father of Sue, grandfather of David, Sian and Carys and great grandfather of Ella May. He will be sadly missed. Private Funeral to take place. Donations, if desired in memory of Jim, will be gratefully received and shared with Macmillan Cancer Support, Cancer Research UK and Tenbury Hospital League of Friends. Enquiries to A.H. Caldicott & Sons, Funeral Directors, 15, Market Street, Tenbury Wells. WR15 8BH. Tel 01584 810281 read more
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CLARKE Wilfred George (Wilf) of Clee Hill, passed away peacefully on February 7th, 2013, aged 82 years. Beloved father of Stephen and Jacqueline, adored grandad of Kristian and Victoria. Loved and dearly missed by all his Family and Friends. Cremation Service to take place at Hereford Crematorium, on Monday, February 18th, at 11.15 a.m., followed by a Service of Thanksgiving at St Paul's Church, Knowbury, at 1 p.m. Family flowers only please, with kind donations received in Wilf's memory being given to Macmillan Cancer Care. All enquiries please to Victoria Allen Funeral Services, 8 Charlton Rise, Ludlow, SY8 1ND. 01584 879035. read more
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RoboRealm Robot Video
One thing I noticed after making this robot is that controlling it from the keyboard feels like playing a very realistic video game. :P
P.S. Another thing I did with the keyboard function is make a NXT Messenger. I can type a message on my keyboard up in my room and someone can read it two floors down on my NXT display screen. :-)
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- Christopher R. Smith (Littlehorn) said...
Good Stuff Jonathan!
Your NXT Messenger could come in handy when someone has the Flu and needs something...the robot could bring it back.
- Jan 17, 2008, 2:21:00 AM
- Vincent said...
Very cool! What you can do now is control this over the Internet. This would be pretty easy using Skype:
- a video call would give you the camera display
- using the API Skype provides, either chat or the App2App one, you could send the RoboRealm commands over the net
- Jan 17, 2008, 6:43:00 AM
- Jim Kelly said...
Bring it to FLL in April!
- Jan 17, 2008, 9:10:00 AM
- Jonathan Daudelin said...
Good idea... it would work perfectly in our case, since the "something" we would probably need would be the robot itself. :)
That's an interesting idea, but I probably won't get into it... I don't have Skype anyway.
Lol, I'll have to CAD it then, because there's no way it's going to survive until April. :P
- Jan 17, 2008, 1:42:00 PM
- tuncay said...
I know it's been too long since this posted but could you please send the building instructions and/or the program for this robot?
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EDIT: I have something under the calendar settings called "tasks." That cannot be deleted. // I'm also getting this ...unable to delete
EDIT 2: Did you create the calendars that you are trying to delete? //no I did not...it just came automatically.
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I'm not sure what you're having issues with. Here is my list of calendars:
I want to get rid of default calenders.....its confusing ...i want to create my own calender and get rid of default. .
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I'm not sure what you're having issues with. Here is my list of calendars:
When I go in to calendar settings, I see this:
Each of the calendars that I have created I have the ability to remove. The only thing I cannot remove is the tasks option.
Maybe if you show us a screenshot of what you're seeing, we could help better.
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If I had to take a guess, I would say "no." There is no way to remove the Tasks.
I also get "Task" without a delete button same as yours .....is there anyway I can delete it ?
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anyway, Can you please tell how do I add a reminder ?
I want an email and SMS to be sent by google calender on 3 March 2013 in the morning by 8.30 AM with a message " Don't miss insurance Premium Today !" .........I'm not sure how do I configure this in the Calender. Can anyone please tell me steps in easy way to do this ?
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I suggest looking in to other options, as Google Calendar doesn't seem to be working for you. Maybe add a reminder to your phone?


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Another popular affordable health care option is to get a Health Savings Account, or HSA. This is a tax-deferred savings account that has similar characteristics of an IRA. You are able to freely withdraw and deposit money for medical expenses only. Once you reach retirement age, you will be able to withdraw the money left in the account for retirement purposes. If you withdraw money before then, you may be faced with penalties, so make sure to read over your policy before withdrawing money for other purposes besides medical.
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Sometimes being typecast can be a good thing, or at least not so bad.
Actor Stephen Lang's career includes a pantheon of authoritative figures on stage, screen and television: Stonewall Jackson in "Gods and Generals," George Pickett in "Gettysburg," Col. Miles Quaritch in "Avatar," Texas lawman Charles Winstead in "Public Enemies" and Commander Nathaniel Taylor in the 2011 TV series, "Terra Nova."
"One thing tends to lead to another in a career, and if you're successful at conveying some quality, then a lot of times similar things will come your way," Lang said in an Oct. 3 telephone interview. "Sometimes you shy against that, and I do look for roles that play against type and get my share of them, but by the same token, it's also wise to go with your strength.
"At this stage in my career, because I've been doing it a long time and I've done a lot of very diverse roles, I don't really mind being typed, particularly if it's that sort of rugged guy. You know, it's OK with me."
Lang stars in the national touring production of "Beyond Glory," a tribute to eight military heroes who earned the Medal of Honor. The play comes to the mainstage theater at the Mattie Kelly Arts Center in Niceville for one show only at 7:30 p.m. Oct. 28.
The show is based on a book with the same title by Larry Smith. Lang explained how he got involved:
"In 2003, a basketball buddy of mine, a journalist, Larry Smith, he had been a managing editor at Parade magazine, gave me an uncorrected copy of a book he was about to publish called 'Beyond Glory.'
"It was conversations with living Medal of Honor recipients. As you're probably aware, that's something that in and of itself is unique because the medal is presented posthumously around 70 percent of the time. And so many combat veterans are reluctant to talk about their service and often do so in the most cursory way.
"I thought these interviews were remarkable. It just sort of amazed me and broke my heart. I could hear the men so clearly; I could hear their voices. I think that's a real testament to the good work Larry Smith did in just being a kind of conduit for these fellas.
"I just started messing with it. I took this chapter and I attempted to turn it into a bullion cube of drama. To do it in a way that was not journalistic but that was dramatic.
"The next day I read it to my wife and she began to weep. And I thought, you know, this is powerful stuff."
From there, Lang continued to develop the individual pieces with Smith's cooperation. Then he started performing parts of it.
"By March of the following year, 2004, I was doing a full production down in Washington (D.C.)," Lang said.
Although the show includes heroes from World War II to Vietnam, it is not performed chronologically.
"There was no reason to do it that way. There just seemed to be an organic correctness to the order, to the way it sorted itself out," Lang explains. The eight stories included in "Beyond Glory" are:
John William Finn, a sailor in the U.S. Navy, honored for his actions during the attack on Pearl Harbor in World War II;
Vernon Joseph Baker, a U.S. Army officer, who received the Medal of Honor 50 years late for his actions in World War II on April 5, 1945, near Viareggio, Italy;
Daniel Inouye, the senior U.S. Senator from Hawaii, who earned the Medal of Honor for his valor in World War II;
Lewis Millett Sr., a U.S. Army officer, who led the last major bayonet charge by an American unit during the Korean War;
Hector Albert Cafferata, Jr., a U.S. Marine who received the Medal of Honor for service at the Battle of Chosin Reservoir during the Korean War;
Clarence Eugene Sasser, a former U.S. Army combat medic who received the Medal of Honor for his heroic actions in Dinh Tuong Province, Republic of Vietnam;
Nicky Daniel Bacon, a U.S. Army first sergeant awarded the Medal of Honor for actions in combat in Tam Ky, Vietnam in 1968; and
James Bond Stockdale, one of the most highly decorated officers in the history of the U.S. Navy who led air attacks during the 1964 Gulf of Tonkin Incident and led prisoners' resistance to their captors when he was a POW in Vietnam.
"I wanted to achieve a balance in services, and in ethnicity and in wars," Lang said about how he chose which stories to portray of the 27 interviews in the book.
"It was really important to me at the time I started this that they be living recipients, and all eight I chose were alive when I started doing the show. Now, as of this conversation, only two are," he said.
And the stories are all personal to him in some way, so don't ask which is his favorite. He loves them all. He does, however, have some particularly memorable performances.
"I was fortunate enough to do the show for Daniel Inouye himself for his 80th birthday at the U.S. Senate, and he was very moved by it," Lang said.
Lang performs "Beyond Glory" straight through with no intermission "because that's what feels right," he said. "It's 80 minutes solid of me. Once I plunge in, I have to keep going."
At the time he created the show, there were no living Medal of Honor recipients after Vietnam, but he is aware of recent recipients.
"Although I don't have plans right now for incorporating them into the show, per se, I look forward to meeting them and maybe doing that someday," he said.
In 2010, Lang was honored by the Medal of Honor Society for the show.
"You know, so many of the awards people in this industry receive are supposed to help further their careers. This was different," Lang said. "It was simply a wonderful salute from people who have done so much for the nation."
Lang has performed "Beyond Glory" for a variety of audiences all over the globe.
"Military audiences, of course, bring a special feel to it," he said. "But by the same token, I played 101 sold out shows at the Roundabout Theater in New York.
"I think it strikes a chord with all of us, which is what my intentions were when I set out, without diluting the stories, without presenting them in a namby-pamby way.
"The reason it works is because the show is 100 percent devoid of politics. There's no flag-waving in this play. The patriotism is at a very deep level."
Tickets for "Beyond Glory" are $35 each with a $5 discount for groups of 10 or more and are on sale by phone or online from the Mattie Kelly Arts Center box office. The box office phone and in-person ticket window is open 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Monday-Friday and 6-7:30 p.m. the night of the show.
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One of the most common questions we receive on the "Ask the Doctor NPF forum" is how best to address constipation. In patients with Parkinson's disease, this symptom is both common and disabling. Because of this, there is a critical need for newer and better treatment approaches. In this month's What's Hot in PD column, I will review a new drug treatment for constipation and summarize other helpful tips for relieving the condition.
In the May 22, 2012 issue of the journal Neurology, William Ondo, M.D., and colleagues evaluated the efficacy and tolerability of the drug lubiprostone (Amitiza) as a treatment for constipation. In a double-blind, randomized and controlled study, 52 Parkinson's patients received lubiprostone or placebo (inactive substance) for two weeks and were subsequently followed for four weeks.
Lubiprostone acts by turning on chloride channels in the mucosa of the gastrointestinal tract. It enhances fluid secretion, and improves the overall digestive movement of the stomach and intestines. Furthermore, it does not affect blood electrolytes such as sodium and potassium, making it a very safe treatment.
The study results revealed a "marked or very marked clinical global improvement in 16 of 25 (64%) subjects receiving drug versus 5 of 27 (18.5%) receiving placebo." Constipation rating scales and stool diaries improved. The adverse event profile was excellent, and loose stools were the most common individual patient complaint.
Under recognized and under treated, constipation is often not addressed even though it affects the majority of Parkinson's disease sufferers. In the original 1817 essay (An Essay on the Shaking Palsy) describing Parkinson's disease, constipation was included as an important patient issue, and, unfortunately, almost 200 years later patients still suffer with this problem.
We now know that, in Parkinson's patients, it takes the stomach longer to empty, and it also takes longer for food to move through the intestines. Muscles and nerves within the gastrointestinal tract are affected by the degenerative process, and interestingly, abnormal protein deposits called Lewy bodies have been discovered in the intestines. Lewy bodies also are found in the brains of Parkinson's patients, and their presence in the intestines leads us to believe that constipation is likely a core symptom of Parkinson's disease.
Lubiprostone is a promising advance in the care of Parkinson's patients. Though it may not work for every sufferer, it should be considered as an option. We recommend that patients employ a comprehensive plan to address constipation. Over the years we have found that the use of many practical therapies (see below), often in combination, to be extremely helpful. Future studies of lubiprostone will need to be longer than four weeks, and should include more information about the type of Parkinson's patient that most likely will benefit.
Common treatment approaches for constipation in Parkinson's disease have included:
More detailed information on the treatment of Parkinson's disease constipation is available from two NPF Centers of Excellence.
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Enjoy 51 Free concerts in Barcelona
8th June 2012
Barcelona is one of the most active cities in the world when it comes to music festivals. If you're a music lover, then you're in the right place! Next weekend Barcelona will be filled to the brim with concerts and live music! And Be Hostels wants to be your place to sleep.
On June 9th 2012 Barcelona will be transformed into a real 'Concert City'. 3,000 young students from different musical backgrounds will perform in the city streets and will be the soundtrack for Barcelona's most interesting corners. 50 concerts are programmed to take place all over the city.
With Barcelona's transformation into a 'Concert City', the public will also be able to enjoy special hidden parts of the city, with music as their incentive for doing so. The only thing you have to do is choose where you want to go and what style of music you want to listen to!
In terms of musical styles, you will be able to choose from classical groups like symphony orchestras, chamber music, piano recitals, operas and choruses. Or , for those of you who prefer to dance, there will also be Swing concerts, Big Bands, Jazz groups and choirs. You can also enjoy Pop-Rock, Funk, Rap, Hip Hop and the most alternative DJ's in Electronic music. The more adventurous listeners will also have the opportunity to explore the world of Folk and Traditional music.
Barcelona Concert City also includes some additional activities like a music therapy class.
You can get more info in the Official Website
If you don't have enough with this, you can enjoy Sónar Music Festival just next week. And if you need some information about Barcelona public transport, you can read this information.


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After a good break from all things sewing I'm feeling the itch to sew something. Just in time for school to be over and have both my little helpers with me all day long.
They are both such fun ages…..I have some fun things planned for the summer to keep us busy! Now if I can just get that little chipmunk face up there to take a nap today…I really want to cut into this baby quilt:
That blue snuggle fabric is so unbelievably soft….I want a snuggie out of it. It was leftover from backing this quilt that has been sitting in my closet unbound: (I bought the fabric here but it looks like they are out)
Hopefully today's the day to get it finished so I can start
hogging using it.
And lastly I finally joined Twitter. I'm pretty sure my 4 year old could have figured it out faster than me. You can see my page here….but no promises that I'm actually going to use it!
(Sadly The Fabric Quarter Quilt Shop is liquidating. Their Outlet Fabrics have been reduced to $4.50/yard. Newer regularly priced fabrics have been marked down to $6.50/yard. Books 50% off. Patterns are $4.95/each if your in the market for sewing stuff!)


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The Starkville Academy Volunteers are getting players introduced to the game of football at an early age.
With the pee-wee league in existence for a few seasons now, Starkville Academy's coaches like what it has provided for elementary-aged boys.
Coach Brian Jones has seen both sides of 5th and 6th grade football for the Volunteers. He has moved up to 6th grade after working with the 5th grade squad last season and has noticed a difference.
"It's been a real easy transition this year because they already knew what we were doing," Jones said. "They had to learn the game from last year. They weren't so much learning the game this year as much as polishing up. We've been able to run many plays and fine-tune what we want to do. It's been easier this year and we've more or less been improving skills. It's been fun."
The 6th grade Vols defeated Winston Academy 24-0 on Tuesday in a game where quarterback Griffin Little was able to set up touchdowns with the passing game. He completed a pass for a 2-point conversion and also had a touchdown completion to Campbell Spivey.
"This team has some really good skilled players," Jones said. "We have a quarterback who can really throw the ball around. When you can throw the ball, it's huge. We can throw the ball in the flat and even throw it over the top. We have three or four kids who can catch the ball. It opens the field to us so (opponents) just can't stay in the box on us and defend against the run because we'll throw on them too.
"Defensively, we've got some tough kids in the middle. My noseguard is Jacob Dennis. If he does not want to be blocked, he can't be blocked. He's also a center and is just a big kid who can play. My two running backs I wouldn't trade for anybody we play."
The members of SA's 6th grade squad are Griffin, Spivey, Dennis, Brandon Polley, Ben Guest, Benjamin Harris Knight, Avery Hanson, Taylor Arnold, Zach Kelly, Nathan Pollan, Howell Archer, Will Miller, Nason Heflin, Owen Dale, Connor McLaughlin, Aiden Butler, AJ Willard, Walker Tranum, Payne Lancaster, Joseph Chromiak, Douglas Kelly and Bates Bennett.
As far as the 5th grade Vols, coach Charlie Winfield and his assistants have been introducing their players to the game.
In only having one Vol who had even played football at all since one month ago, there has been a great deal of teaching taking place.
"The thing about football, unlike baseball and basketball, you can't replicate it," Winfield said. "In baseball, you can go outside and throw the ball against the wall and wait for it to come back. In football, you can't practice getting blind-sided by somebody or practice tackling on your own, so it's a brand new game and we're behind some other teams. All of the other teams in our league have been playing for at least a year, but we have come a long way in a month."
The goal for Winfield is to develop a love for the game with the 5th graders of Starkville Academy so they will stick to it and make the future levels there stronger.
Winfield wants to prepare them for coach Chad Peterson's junior high team and coach Jeff Terrill's varsity squad.
"When they get there, we want them to understand the fundamentals and be able to execute the basic block and we want them to make that form tackle," Winfield said. "So far, we've been very pleased with the strides we've been making, particularly on the defensive side."
The members of the 5th grade Vols are Ben Brown, Michael Winfield, Matt Miller, Spencer Markham, Taylor Ray, Josh Edmonds, Sam Clark, Garrett Lewis, Kyle Hubbard, Jack Wiggins, Cody Dill, Justin Rook, Zach Nason, Izak Hanson, Grayson Armstrong, Jacob Linley, Trey Tyler and Casey Crittenden.
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We really love how these fit: right now we're pretty satisfied with the sizing as labeled, but will be adding more information as we test them.
One size (called "Small/Medium" for Chocolate, Grape, Merlot, Navy, Purple, Olive, Red, Teal, Pear Rose Pink and Wine Red): label says 5'-5'8" or 90-148lbs. We found these could fit a 40 inch hip, and 24 inch thigh but were best on inseams under 30 inches (though slimmer legs in the 19 inch thigh range could wear this size up to a 32 inch inseam).
Plus size: label says 5'5"-6' or 130-178lbs, some of the newer packaging says 5'5"-5' 10" or 130-175lbs. In our testing these fit 50 inch hips and 30 inch thighs with enough room for a 31 inch inseam. See the image for Red in Plus to see how opaque they still are on fuller legs!
We've found the Black Plus run a bit smaller than the colors, maxing out at a 46 inch hip and 25 inch thigh on a 32 inch inseam.
Opaque enough to cover leg hair, but not opaque enough to totally hide tattoos (the tattoo designs you see in some images are not on the tights and are used to show you the level of opacity).
A slightly more snug band circles the very top of the thigh, helping keep the tights in place and reinforcing a spot that gets a lot of wear.
Additional Info: *Right now all the colors aren't available in the L/XL size, but we're crossing our toes that they will be soon!
Made in Japan.Purple and Silver Grey L-XL images by Tabbisocks.
Fiber Content: 98% microfiber nylon, 2% spandex
Hand wash in cool water, lay flat or hang to dry.
Label: Tabbisocks
Are the tights solid ALL the way up? You mentioned a band at the top of the thigh, but is it visible? I need dark green for a costume that is VERY short...
Is the mustard closer to an orange-yellow or a yellow-yellow. Kind of hard to tell from my screen.
Hi, i'm looking for a rust colored tight. Is the wine closest to this? It appears to be a more rust color on my screen, just curious if this was accurate :-)
Can you guys PLEEEEASE do sheer colored tights? sheer plum, sheer wine, sheer olive green... maybe a vintage pink? people will love them for spring!
Do you think these would be cool enough to wear under shorts of capris? I like to wear tights under things for work but it is starting to warm up, do these breath well and such? If not do you have anything else you would recommend?
I need these tights for a specific cosplay but im wondering if it is safe to dip dye them (i need tights that fade from (top) black to (bottom)red)
How earth toned is the mustard colour? In the photo it looks quite bright. But I've taken photos of my dessert pine o rayons and they looked quite yellowy too. Are there any plans to make the plus sized tights in earthy tones in the future?
R there any photos of the thigh area of these tights?Im looking for a very opaque red pair to wear with a cosplay bodysuit(think playboybunny like in the cut) so Im worried they might have that obvious "band" at the tops?
Dearest Sock Dreams: Received my package of fabulous socks and tights and just had to give you all a big thank you! LOVE the watermelon stripes, and the cable knit socks are so comfortable. Thanks again for fueling my addiction to your socks!
~ Katie J.