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In this course, professional photo restorer Janine Smith describes how to use Photoshop to restore, retouch, and enhance old or damaged photos. It covers evaluating scanned images for imperfections, using the Clone Stamp tool and other Photoshop tools, and addressing common problems and their fixes, starting with the basics (fading, spots, and paper texture) and continuing with more complex challenges (rips, adhesive tape, ink marks, mold, and more). Also included are methods for fixing exposure problems and colorcast as well as advanced techniques in photo restoration, such as replacing backgrounds and recreating missing facial features and body parts. The course includes a project that takes an image from damaged start to restored finish.
It seems like it should be an easy process to convert a colored or tinted image to black and white, but there are a few things you can do before conversion that might make it a better black-and-white. Begin by adding an adjustment layer. Go to the bottom of your Layers panel to the half-white, half-black circle, the create a new fill or adjustment layer, and select Curves. What I want to do is bring just a little bit more contrast, darken up the dark areas in this image, and we're going to do that just with one simple click of the black eyedropper in a black area.
Now that's just a little too dark, so I'm going to go up here and lower the Opacity to around 50%. That's just a subtle difference. But if you go now and make a new adjustment layer--this time we'll select Black & White and run through the Defaults. On a Mac you may have to select these individual. On a PC you can scroll through with your downward arrow key. Just go through some of these presets and see that some of these are pretty dramatic. Let's look back at the screen.
That's a very nice look. Just look at it without our Curves adjustment. Just subtle. It didn't take much of the detail out of the dark areas and just gives it a little more pop. Now let's try something else. Let's hide these two layers. Click again on our Background. This time we're going to paint in some contrasts. We'll start by making a new blank layer, changing our Layer Blend mode to Soft Light. Then we'll go over and start with our light areas, so we'll switch our colors--white on the foreground.
Select the Brush tool. You can adjust your brush with the open and close bracket keys and start just painting on areas that are already the lighter areas--maybe where the sun is shining. Just bring things out a little bit, get some highlights. You don't have to cover the whole area, because we're going to blur it and blend it. We're going to do small area. You can do the same with your dark tones; switch your foreground color to black, and paint in the darker areas.
These areas up on this peak, on this mountainside, look a little faint, a little faded, so I'm going to bring those out a little bit and give it a little more pop. Just do a real quick area here. Next, we'll go up to Filter > Blur > Gaussian Blur. Now you want to good blur on this. You want it definitely to have no more form. See, that's completely blurred, and that's what we want. Click OK.
Now you can further adjust it with your Opacity. You don't want just a big field of white, if that's what's there. You just want a nice subtle-- put it down around 25--a nice subtle light. See how this--especially right here on the mountainside, just a little darker, bring out a little more. If you want, you can bring your Opacity up, a little more dramatic, but then you have to worry about this looking fake on your mountainside.
This is okay. We'll keep that about 50. Now we'll go back and add in Black & White adjustment. Run through the first few, keep it on High Contrast Red this time, and let's take away our adjustments. See how that brings just a little bit out in our black-and-white. It just makes it a little better. Now the third thing we're going to do is we're going to add a little color show through, so let's hide these two layers again, click on the Background, and go straight to our black-and-white adjustment, Create a new fill or adjustment layer, Black & White, and let's select the Green Filter.
Now we're going to lower the Opacity just to about 85%, just barely. Now let's see how that looks. It just lets a little tint of color. If you bring it down a little more, then it looks really like maybe a hand-tinted photograph. That's very interesting. We'll split the difference; go about 75%. If you're going to convert a color or tinted image to black and white, make it the best black-and-white possible, maybe by deepening the contrasts, lightening the lights, darkening the darks, or bring just a touch of color in from the original.
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LANCASTER, Pa. -- A hometown grad is getting a chance to play under the bright lights.
Chris Heisey, who graduated from Donegal High School, and later Messiah College, got the call late Thursday night from the Cincinnati Reds, according to Messiah College baseball coach Bryan Engle.
Heisey, an outfielder, hopped a flight early Friday morning to St. Louis, where the Reds begin a three-game set against the Cardinals.
Engle wrote in an e-mail to News 8 that Heisey is the first player ever to reach the big leagues for Messiah College. He's the second Donegal grad to make it to the major leagues. The first was Bruce Sutter.
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|8 Ounce, skinned and chopped
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5) Now, heat about 2 oz butter in the frying pan and saute onions until tender. Stir in mushrooms and cook.
6) Spread cooked onions and mushrooms over the meat in the casserole.
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Creating systems that are energy autonomous is a key goal in the development of robotics, and this new walking prototype from Japan's Nagoya Institute of Technology (NIT) is a big step in the right direction. To some, calling this device a robot may be a bit of a stretch, especially since it lacks electricity, motors or computers of any kind, but its entry into the Guinness Book of Records last year shows it can certainly go the distance with its weight as the only motive force.
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The 5th Positive Thinking webcast takes place on Thursday April 11 at 2pm EDT (US), 11am PDT (US), 7pm BST (UK), 7pm CEST (EUR) and focuses on BIG DATA. See below for more details and to register.

The 5th Positive Thinking webcast takes place on Thursday April 11 at 2pm EDT (US), 11am PDT (US), 7pm BST (UK), 8pm CEST (EUR) and focuses on BIG DATA.

Suggested talking points include:

 In transportation terms what exactly is Big Data?
 Are we ready for Big Data – do we have the capability to take large data sets and turn them into meaningful information?
 We're expecting Big Data to come from the Connected Vehicle, do you have some good ideas about what we're going to do with that data once we get it?
 How much should a public agency invest in data collection?
 What's the role of the private sector in Big Data?
 Do our current organizational structures lend themselves to the best use of Big Data?
 What should be our first steps towards exploiting Big Data?
 How do we deal with the fear that Big Data will make us look bad because we can't do anything about the conditions that are revealed?
 If you can't measure it you can't manage it, if you're only measuring it you are still not managing it. What do we need to do to make progress on total performance management?
 What new strategies are foreseen as a result of the availability of Big Data?
 How can we best harness the Big Data activities that are happening outside of transportation?
 What's the best way to get the transportation profession's attention about Big Data?
 Is Big Data too big for transportation?
 How should the availability of Big Data affect transportation agency data collection plans and activities?
 Is Big Data a threat or an opportunity?
 Visualization – are we just scratching the surface at the moment?

Our expert panelists will discuss the burning issues, led by Bob McQueen's talking points, followed by half an hour of attendee questions.

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Bob McQueen - CEO of the 0Cash Company - Bob has particular focus on the use of advanced sensing technologies to support better traffic management and optimized transportation performance management.

Our panel of experts include:-

David Pickeral - Global Development Executive - Smarter Transportation at IBM - David describes himself as an ITS Evangelist. He is a regular contributor to Thinking Highways.

Stan Young - Research Engineer - University of Maryland - Stan is responsible for research and development on Intelligent Transportation Related topics including performance measures and traffic monitoring technology. He is also President of the Advanced Transit Association and President of Traffax, Inc.

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Throughout history, transportation projects--from Roman Roads to the Interstates--have been premised on the idea of a massive undertaking which will have significant transformational effects as a result. In the 21st Century this concept must change as ICT technology begins to transform transportation networks and other physical infrastructure. This process by contrast will be a series of deliberate steps--an incremental process. Moreover the idea that the infrastructure will shape citizen behavior is likewise dated. As more data is available and as better analytics are applied to it, the potential for the direct citizen engagement will continue to increase. The convergence of these two processes will allow for transportation planning that reflects true mobility enablement that allows innovation in any economy and ensures maximum benefit for every transportation investment.

 This article and others can also be linked through my profile on LinkedIN--and if we have not connected there yet I would be more than happy to send or accept an invitation from anyone interested in smarter transportation. www.linkedin.com/in/pickeral

 October 2013 Thinking Highways

Best wishes for a peaceful Holiday Season and all the best for 2013

 Throughout history, transportation projects--from Roman Roads to the Interstates--have been premised on the idea of a massive undertaking which will have significant transformational effects as a result. In the 21st Century this concept must change as ICT... 1 1 1135 urn:lsid:ibm.com:blogs:entries-f1c94873-3bff-4f81-b61a-979819a5abf7 Government 2013-06-26T15:56:18-04:00 urn:lsid:ibm.com:blogs:entry-703605e2-b2a1-4fba-bf99-df604bb83d31 Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) - An Introduction David E. Pickeral JD email@example.com 2700054UTM active Comment Entries application/atom+xml;type=entry Likes 2012-04-03T14:47:27-04:00 2012-04-03T14:47:27-04:00
For nearly 25 years my career has interwoven work in Transport and Logistics with Information and Communications Technology (ICT). For 18 of those years I have been closely engaged with the evolving field of Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) now recognized around the world as the blending of those two disciplines.

In that context ITS represents what I like to call the "Second Convergence" with the first convergence of mass media, information technology and telecommunications having been substantially completed over the past two decades into the digital environment of ICT. ITS now stands poised to facilitate the integration of that digital environment with the physical transportation infrastructure that has evolved over the past two centuries.

The need to do this is compelling. With most of the human population now concentrated in urban areas, and the ability to connect populations within and between these areas with concrete and steel, the use of ITS to optimize infrastructure is essential as the century progresses.

In this space I would like to invite above all else questions, comments, shared experience from within and hopefully well beyond the extended IBM community which I will use to shape my further comments here.

Beyond these posts here, I have provided links on my profile to my LinkedIn Page (www.linkedin.com/in.pickeral) which contains a number of resources and references itself, and also links to other ITS community sites which I hope readers will find enlightening--note that I will always accept connection requests from those interested in discussing or networking around transportation issues and opportunities. I also will invite attention to my regular postings in the US policy journal National Journal Transportation Experts Blog (http://transportation.nationaljournal.com/2012/04/paying-for-it.php#2189998) as well as my regular publication in the global ITS industry publication, Thinking Highways (http://thinkinghighways.com/Pages/View-issue/Magazine.aspx?id=c0c74800-eef1-43cc-be9f-df576798af9a&issue=999a79e0-3826-4303-b6c9-24f40ed1c355)

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Andrew McCarthy invokes Bernard Lewis in the National Review
Who says Islam is a totalitarian doctrine? Well, Geert Wilders does, of course. As the editors point out in Monday's superb National Review Online editorial, the Dutch parliamentarian has even had the temerity to compare Islam with Nazism. Strong stuff indeed, and for speaking it, Wilders has earned the disdain not just of the usual Muslim Brotherhood satellite organizations but even of many on the political right....
I wonder what he'd make of Bernard Lewis's take on this subject. Professor Lewis is the distinguished scholar widely and aptly admired, including by Wilders's detractors, as the West's preeminent authority on Islam. At Pajamas Media, Andrew Bostom has unearthed a 1954 International Affairs essay in which Professor Lewis quite matter-of-factly compared Islam with Communism. The essay, in fact, was called, "Communism and Islam."
In it, Lewis considered "the very nature of Islamic society, tradition, and thought," and concluded that its principal defining characteristic is the "authoritarianism, perhaps we may even say the totalitarianism, of the Islamic political tradition." Expanding on this, he wrote:
There are no parliaments or representative assemblies of any kind, no councils or communes, no chambers of nobility or estates, no municipalities in the history of Islam; nothing but the sovereign power, to which the subject owed complete and unwavering obedience as a religious duty imposed by the Holy Law. . . . For the last thousand years, the political thinking of Islam has been dominated by such maxims as "tyranny is better than anarchy," and "whose power is established, obedience to him is incumbent."
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Danny Briere with his two goals in the game snapped a slump and a long gameless streak without a goal. He had not scored a goal in 29 games except for an empty net goal. This could be a really good sign for the Flyers because the Flyers will no doubt need Briere's leadership but also him to be scoring goals as well.
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The Flyers took a 1-0 lead in the game when Kimmo Timonen scored on a power-play goal with 8:50 left in the first period. Another good sign for the Flyers coming out of this game on Saturday night is the fact that the team scored three goals on the man advantage. Special teams is another key factor as the team makes a playoff push. You will need to capitalize on the man advantage when it is given to you.
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On warm days, local residents can often be found at a swimming hole with a small riverbank beach just outside the town of Willow Creek and east of Willow Creek Bridge. But not everyone there is naked. "On the day I went there wasn't anybody nude, but I know other people who like to get naked there," says a visitor who went with his girlfriend and found several other couples present.
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Imagine riding down a river in a tube and coming across dozens of naked people in the water or sprawled on the banks. That's the eye-popping event that happens nearly every day in the summer at two swimming holes near Maple Creek and the Salyer Roadside Rest Area, both off Highway 299. The water can be icy, so there are usually far more nudies on the shore than not. Tip: bring old shoes to protect your feet from river rocks, in case you decide to take a dip.
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Online Tool Promises to Streamline Autism Diagnosis Process
An online tool created by researchers at Harvard Medical School claims it can make the process by which young children are diagnosed with autism spectrum disorders far more efficient by having parents use an online tool to see if their child needs early interventions like speech, physical, and occupational therapies. HealthDay News reports:
The process relies on seven questions plus a short home video of an individual child.
The research team said its method could reduce by nearly 95 percent the time it takes to diagnose autism and could be easily included in routine child screening practices, greatly increasing the number of at-risk children who get checked for the disorder.
"We believe this approach will make it possible for more children to be accurately diagnosed during the early critical period when behavioral therapies are most effective," Dennis Wall, an associate professor of pathology and director of computational biology initiative at the Center for Biomedical Informatics, said in a medical school news release.
The survey is currently available online, as researchers continue to gather data on its effectiveness. The current version of the survey is for parents of children who already have an ASD diagnosis. Though the online tool is intended to streamline the diagnostic process so parents and clinicians alike can save time and start therapies earlier, parents should always discuss developmental concerns with their child's pediatrician.
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this is quite the misrepresentation… they are testing the tool, it has not been proven effective by any means yet. you're linking the survey like parents can see if their child has autism, and the link is to participate in the study, for which incidentally they are only seeking families with previously diagnosed kids.
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Joined: 5/16/2009do most of you hang your deer for a day or two before processing. Or do you just do it that night thanksNovember 14, 2011 at 11:03 am #533575 Back to Top REPORT
Joined: 2/1/2007Depends on the temps. Early season gets quartered and coolers ASAP. Given the choice, I'd hang it.November 14, 2011 at 2:17 pm #533576 Back to Top REPORT
Joined: 1/20/2008Mine usually hang a day or two if it's cold enough outside. They always cut better when the meat's cool.November 22, 2011 at 6:00 pm #533577 Back to Top REPORT
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View My BowsBy 'hanging' if you mean 'aging', I never do it for game. True aging is a breakdown of the meat (rotting) under controlled temps. A mold forms on the outside of the meat, which must be trimmed off and discarded. You will lose from 10% to 15% of the meat by aging. Truthfully, any portions that are to be ground, or brined, or slow cooked (crock pot, etc.) do not require aging since the cooking process takes care of the tenderization. Only the steak cuts like top and bottom round, Sirloin, NY or Ribeye, or chuck benefit from aging, but IMHO the waste is not worth the small benefit gained.
If by 'hanging' you mean cooling the meat to below 45ºF, I do that with hide off, and like said, the cutting is far better. I place the quarters, etc. on pallets with frozen 2L bottles of ice, covered with a tarp and a portable fan to circulate air. Once the meat is down to temp and firm, then I make the cuts, wrap, and freeze.
Having help always makes the work go faster … and more fun. Both my wife and I always say Grace and thank the Elk … and some how, knowing the animal, how it was taken, and how it was processed, makes the meal more nurishing, for both Body and Soul.
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Joined: 12/20/2011if temp permits i hang it for atleast a day.February 16, 2012 at 3:57 pm #533579 Back to Top REPORT
Joined: 2/2/2007We hang all our deer for atleast a couple days or a week when possible. Tradition I guessFebruary 19, 2012 at 12:26 am #533580 Back to Top REPORT
Joined: 3/8/2011hang for 24 hours then spend the next several days trimming and some grinding then off to the freezerMarch 9, 2012 at 8:45 pm #533581 Back to Top REPORT
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Location: AlbertaAt least a week…some even leave the hide on if it has been cooled enough…no meat loss than…always too cool for mold…
NeilMarch 13, 2012 at 8:45 pm #533582 Back to Top REPORT
Joined: 10/27/2010You should purchase a book on processing venison. I have hunted my whole life and have processed my own deer. Some I have aged and some were quickly processed. Temperature and humidity are in the formula for what you do. The book I purchased gave information that was top notch and will change how I process all game. Some of the deer parts do not really benefit from aging while other parts it will enhance tenderness and flavor. One great "tool" is a refrigerator that you can set at a temperature and allow the meat to age after skinning and quartering. Some cuts can be cut and then aged in the fridge. Freezing temps are no more useful to aging than really hot temps.
What you are asking can be a simplified answer or it can take a book to answer. I recommend a book to make the best venison you can put on the table.
The term venison also applies to elk, mule deer,etc.April 9, 2012 at 2:05 am #533583 Back to Top REPORT
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At least a week…some even leave the hide on if it has been cooled enough…no meat loss than…always too cool for mold…
Same here, if we have the temps to allow it. The tenderest venison I ever had was from one of the biggest deer I ever got. I was able to hang that one for 6 days. And I hang 'em with the hide on. Don't know why some folks are in such a rush to get that hide off. It's an insulator just like a thermos bottle. Once you get the carcass cold, the hide helps keep it that way if you don't have access to a meat locker or controlled temp environment.It's not how far you shoot, but how close you get.
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The NFL and the NFLPA finally have emerged from their 15 1/2-hour meeting, and they will return at 9 a.m. Friday morning to continue discussions, according to reports from NFL.com's Albert Breer. The mega-bargaining session began at 10 a.m. ET Thursday and continued until about 1:30 a.m. Friday
There's obviously no new CBA, but after such a long day of meeting face to face, you have to wonder if that announcement is coming relatively soon -- like, say, within the next week or so.
Though late Thursday afternoon, there was plenty of pessimism emanating from a number of reports after the NFLPA held a conference call for some of its members, the fact that the two sides negotiated for another eight hours after that has got to be a positive step.
Plus, with the league moving closer to a deadline when a deal would have to be done in order to begin training camps on time, both sides seem a little more energized to get something accomplished.
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Time for a woman
In his Aug. 14 Caller-Times letter, Mr. Frank Adams suggested that PMS might cause Hillary Clinton to begin a war. Mr. Adams might want to look up the meaning of the term PMS; then he might read a biography of Hillary Rodham Clinton and learn that she is currently 59 years old.
In just the last 30 years, Richard Nixon was run out of office for his dirty deeds, Bill Clinton was impeached, Bush has us embroiled in a war in Iraq and we may be there for years to come. I say give a woman a chance.
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I understand that there will be a new law in the city of Mansfield, La., to go into effect on Sept. 15, called "pull 'em up or pay up." The law will not allow anyone to wear baggy pants showing undergarments. The fine is $150 and possible jail time. My hat's off to these lawmakers. This is something the city of Corpus Christi and surrounding cities should consider. No, should do.
Albert Delgado
Grow more hemp
As we see the rise in the price of corn and everything that is affected by it, such as poultry, meat, pork and milk, and soon realize that it is due to the increased demand for ethanol, I think it's time we rethink the process.
My son opened my eyes to an old and very practical solution. As someone who is very anti-drug, I was a little shocked at his solution. Hemp. Yes, good old-fashioned hemp. I did the research and found him to be correct. Hemp produces three times the amount of ethanol than corn, with one quarter the water, no pesticides or herbicides and is much easier to grow. Its fibers are almost four times stronger than paper.
It would grow very easily in south Texas and be a huge boom to agriculture because it can grow on very marginal soil. I am a very conservative Republican but I think it's time we examined all the options for energy independence, not just those represented by big business and farm lobbyists. George Washington once called it the perfect crop and said all farmers should grow it. Maybe our forefathers knew something we don't. It's time we used practical solutions and told a few Arab countries where to put their oil.
Bob Albertson
I remember being called at work a few weeks ago by a friend, that there was something on Channel 12 about the beach being contaminated with fecal bacteria and unsafe to swim in. The reason I was called is because I go swimming every day at this time of year at Whitecap Beach when I get out of work. Before I went to the beach that day, I called the city manager's office only to get voice mail, so I called the city secretary's office and asked if this was true. The woman I spoke to said she had not heard anything about it and would find out. After being on hold a few minutes she came back and told me no it was not true and was perfectly safe to swim in. I have the same question as Dawn Poses, "What responsibility does the City of Corpus Christi have?" (Letter,Aug. 5). From now on I will be checking the Texas General Land Office website. Thank you, Dawn, for the information.
Constance Hernandez
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I watched with wonder the unfolding of events surrounding the city's handling of recent water purification problems. Was no one able to predict that huge amounts of rain in the first week of July would reduce the need for irrigation and consumption of the public water supply and then adjust disinfectants accordingly?
I watched millions of gallons of water flushed from fire hydrants into streets and ditches (increasing mosquito breeding areas), while the stream from my household faucets was reduced to a trickle.
What a wasted resource. Perhaps a better use would have been to give residents a 1,000 gallon credit on their utility bill and encourage them to water their lawns and wash their cars to help flush the water system? Any loss of utility revenue would likely be offset by the savings in man-hours required for city employees to sit in trucks watching fire hydrants gush.
But then, it's nothing that higher taxes and utility rates can't cure.
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Ban dog fights
It is inexcusable that some people view the animal suffering involved in staged dogfights as a form of entertainment or a way to make a profit. And it is difficult to believe that this illegal and shameful activity is on the upswing.
For those who are unacquainted with dogfighting, it involves placing two dogs in a pit (usually an area enclosed by plywood walls) where they must fight before a crowd of cheering spectators until one dog becomes too injured or exhausted to continue. Dogs often die from dehydration, blood loss, infection, exhaustion, or shock as a result of a fight, and owners kill many of the losing dogs by gunshot or other methods.
Gambling is the norm at dogfighting events. Violent crimes, even homicides, have been connected to dogfighting in recent years. The presence of young children at dogfights is especially disturbing. Exposure to such brutality can promote insensitivity to animal suffering and enthusiasm for violence.
Dogfighting is against the law in all 50 states and a felony in almost every state. If dogfighting is to be eradicated, it must become a felony in every state. Currently, promoters and trainers simply migrate from states where dogfighting is a felony to states where the penalties are lighter or the law is not aggressively enforced. We must encourage law enforcement officials and the courts to take this crime seriously if we are to stop this violent trend.
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OK, so i have been sandbaggin' on this site for almost a year now.
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TEMPE, Ariz. -- The Arizona Cardinals wanted to bring Karlos Dansby back, and Dansby himself had said he would like to return.
For the right price, of course.
As it turned out, Dansby was offered a contract he apparently couldn't refuse by the Cleveland Browns, signing a four-year, $24 million deal, with $14 million guaranteed.
It's a lot for a 32-year-old linebacker coming off a career season, and no one could blame the former second-round pick for taking it.
But that doesn't mean there wasn't some disappointment.
"He chased the money," Cardinals defensive lineman Darnell Dockett said Thursday. "I've got a lot of respect for our guy that left, I love him like a brother. But we were one or two pieces away from really making a lot of noise."
Dockett and Dansby were part of the same 2004 draft class that helped reshape the Cardinals roster. The two helped lead Arizona to Super Bowl XLIII and then the playoffs the following season, but the linebacker bolted for Miami the following offseason.
He returned to the Valley last season on a one-year deal, and tallied 122 tackles (114 solo) with 6.5 sacks, four interceptions and 19 passes defensed for a Cardinals team that finished sixth in the NFL in total defense and number one against the run.
Dockett is confident the Cardinals will be able to move on without Dansby, as he believes the coaching staff, front office and ownership will find players who can fill the void left by his departure. But that doesn't mean losing him doesn't sting.
"I personally feel like he chased the money versus chasing a ring," Dockett said. "No knock towards Cleveland -- I don't want people to try to think I'm saying Cleveland doesn't have a chance; everybody has a chance -- but I just felt like it was made for him to be here."
There's little doubt the Cardinals would have been better off with Dansby still in the fold. Besides his on-field play, the linebacker was well regarded in the locker room and was one of the team's leaders. He will be missed.
"But again, the financial part is totally different -- I don't know anything about that," Dockett said. "But when you look at everything we'd done this year; the sacrifices our defensive line made for that certain individual to make his plays and go into a game not being selfish. Our defensive line doesn't care about sacks and tackles. We come in to do a job, to hold guys off our linebackers so we can be the number one defense.
"I just think that opportunity was to be right here, to really get to the playoffs and make a run for it."
The run for the playoffs will still happen, just without Dansby. For the second time in four years, he left a 10-win Cardinals team for a bigger contract with a team coming off a losing season.
Given the nature of the NFL and how short one's career in the league can be, it's tough to begrudge a player for doing just that, even if it sounds like Dockett is doing exactly that.
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Ice Climbing Festival Kandersteg 2010by UKC Jan/2010
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The 10th Annual Kandersteg Ice Climbing Festival took place last weekend in the Ice Climbing Mecca Kandersteg, Switzerland in the Berner Oberland.
With 500 spectators on hand, the Festival was held in a new location this year, at the Kandersteg Rope Park just across the street from the Gemmi lodge. This crag provided the best available conditions for Ice and Mixed Climbing.
Brit Neil Gresham managed a respectable 8th place in the ice climbing competition. Talking to UKC he said:
"It was a bit of a surprise to find myself in the mixed comp at Kandersteg, having not used ice tools for over a year, but I felt in good shape and was pretty happy with how I performed. The qualifier was about M8/9 but you had to climb it very quickly.
I ran out of time just below the top, but managed to qualify for the semis along with eleven others. The next route was about M10/11 and a very different ball game: the hooks were all positive but they were miles apart and it was pretty steep. My lack of experience showed as I performed a series of awkward and slow fig 4s, whereas the guys who beat me saved time and energy by dyoning the lower moves; but I managed 9th nonetheless.
The final was a spectacular affair and it was great to witness the level that has been reached in this highly specialised division of climbing. No doubt, to win one of these events, you need to train specifically, but I'm definitely inspired to have another go next year."
This was Petra M�ller's fourth victory in Kandersteg; while last year's winner, Patrick Aufdenblatten, took on the podium for the third year in a row. The male competitors had to score well in an Open Qualification as well as the Semi-Final in order to reach the six-man Final. The 12 female competitors had to master one round of Qualifications before the Finals. The routes were set by Thomas Steinbrugger and Kurt Astner. Ice climbers from throughout Europe were among the participants, including some famous names from the ice climbing world cup scene.
The slide-shows presented on Friday and Saturday evening in the Kandersteg Congress Center were well-received by the approximately 300 spectators. The pioneer of the 'Saxon Switzerland' in Eastern Germany, Bernd Arnold, recited in his program about the history of his home-crag 'Elbsandstein' with insider information and deep historical knowledge. The young Slovak alpinist, Dodo Kopold stoked the crowd with his program 'Himalaya in Alpine Style' with photos and video from his bold ascents on 8000 meter peaks; as well as his training grounds in his home mountains, The High Tatras.
The Ice Climbing Festival in Kandersteg is respected as one of the top events of its kind in the Alps and is known as the international get-together of the Ice Climbing scene.
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FAMILY FUN MOVIES AT THE LINCOLN Offers $1 Double Features of Family Films, Beg. Today
Columbus, OH -- The Lincoln Theatre has launched "Family Fun Movies at the Lincoln Theatre," a Saturday morning, summer film series offering double features of popular family films for just $1 per ticket (cash only).
Each double feature begins at 9 am, and all films are shown in a digital format. Tickets can only be purchased on The Day of the show, and will go on sale at 8 am at the Lincoln Theatre box office. All tickets are general admission and seating is on a first come, first served basis.
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The Karate Kid (1984)
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Ralph Macchio, Pat Morita, Elisabeth Shue
When a bullied boy discovers that an unassuming handyman is also a martial arts master, he convinces the man to train him in karate, but the boy also learns there is more to the martial arts than fighting.
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Rated G
James Cromwell, Magda Szubanski, Christine Cavanaugh
Winner of an Oscar for best visual effects, Babe tells the story of a pig raised by sheepdogs that learns to herd sheep with a little help from Farmer Hoggett.
The Muppet Movie (1979)
Rated G
Jim Henson, Frank Oz, Jerry Nelson
Kermit and friends trek across America to pursue the bright lights of Hollywood while eluding a frog-legs restaurant magnate.
Saturday, July 5
Bee Movie (2007)
Rated PG
Jerry Seinfeld, Renée Zellweger, Matthew Broderick
Having recently graduated from bee college, Barry B. Benson makes a special trip outside the hive to a florist in New York City where he discovers humans actually eat honey. He subsequently decides to sue them.
Alvin and the Chipmunks (2007)
Rated PG
Jason Lee, David Cross, Cameron Richardson
Struggling songwriter Dave Seville finally finds success when he comes across a trio of singing chipmunks recently relocated to Los Angeles.
Saturday July 12
Horton Hears a Who! (2008)
Rated G
Jim Carrey, Steve Carell, Carol Burnett
Horton the Elephant struggles to protect a microscopic community living on a speck of dust from his Neighbors who refuse to believe it exists.
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text: I'd have to pick my old Winchester model 70, 30.06 with plain old green and yellow box 180 gr. PSP core lokts.(my Dad gave it to me when I was 12, it was his and he got a .338) I've used my dad's .338 model 70 on one bull, for sentimental reasons after he passed away and took the last 2 with a 300RUM, but I still will have to say that old .06 is my favorite! All that said I like my MZ and Bow too, I just haven't had that many opportunities with them yet!