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Tyler came to play Saturday and his last name wasn't Bray.
Mississippi State junior quarterback Tyler Russell had an outstanding night at Davis Wade Stadium leading his team to a 41-31 victory over the Tennessee Volunteers.
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The Lady Yellowjackets took the first set, but Center Hill regained momentum to take the next three sets and won a 3-1 decision in the Division II playoffs Saturday in the Beehive.
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SHS tailback Preston Baker rushed for 133 yards and a score as the Jackets stand at the top of the region standings.
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MABEN – The West Oktibbeha Timberwolves continued their journey to a possible region title by knocking off West Lowndes 44-8.
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Devils goalie prospect doesn't think Schneider trade hurts him
Jul 18, 2013, 9:01 AM EDT
Over the last few years, young goaltenders in the New Jersey Devils' system were well aware that age would force goaltender Martin Brodeur to step down sooner rather than later. It provided them with a potential opportunity, but that seemingly went away when the Devils acquired 27-year-old netminder Cory Schneider from the Vancouver Canucks.
In Schneider, the Devils have a player that could theoretically serve as their starter for the next decade, but goaltender Scott Wedgewood, 20, doesn't think the trade will hinder his career path. In fact, he thinks it might prove to be a positive.
"Obviously, it puts it in perspective that Marty is on his way out and then with Schneider being able to play more games if Marty does decide to hang them up, I think it might be easier for them to bring up a rookie and trust him with playing the odd 20 games that Schneider can't play," Wedgewood told the Bergen Record.
"So, it's almost maybe sooner than it would be (if they didn't make the trade and Brodeur retired) because they'd go outside the organization for maybe two guys."
Outside of Wedgewood, the only other goaltending prospect the Devils have signed is 21-year-old Maxime Clermont. However, Keith Kinkaid, 24, is a restricted free agent and will presumably agree to terms.
The Devils also recently selected Martin Brodeur's son, Anthony, in the seventh round of the 2013 NHL Entry Draft. Any of those players would have been a big gamble to trust with the Devils' starting job in the near future, but as Wedgewood suggested, one of them might end up as Schneider's understudy when Brodeur retires.
- rickchablis - Jul 18, 2013 at 9:33 AM
Is he high?
- brymck1 - Jul 18, 2013 at 9:44 AM
not really…he was likely never going to be a starter…really what didn't hurt him (and likely helped him) was the buyout of hedberg. he's still got a good chance to be the backup…devils were likely not going to entrust him with the starting job unless he made huge leaps and bounds.
- jmg4314 - Jul 18, 2013 at 9:47 AM
my thoughts exactly LOL. Denial is not only a river in Egypt.
- quizguy66 - Jul 18, 2013 at 11:37 AM
I'm a huge Devils fan but we stopped developing goalies a long time ago.
Per hockey db –
Total NHL Games Played for Devils drafted goalies 1982-1990: 3,965 (less than 1/3 by Brodeur)
Total NHL Games Played for Devils drafted goalies 1991-2013: 495 (317 of these were by Chris Mason who didn't sign with the Devils after being drafted).
If the Devils thought Wedgewood had the goods he would've seen real action by now IMO.
- kane987245 - Jul 18, 2013 at 12:14 PM
People ragging on a guy for seeing the positive side instead of being butt-hurt and thinking its all over at a young age. Great Hockey intel people.
- quizguy66 - Jul 18, 2013 at 1:25 PM
Certainly not ragging on Wedgewood and when you look across the league there's a lot of kids who stepped up later on after being back-ups. Heck look at Hasek. It's good for the kid to have confidence.
- harpdog - Jul 18, 2013 at 4:33 PM
I suspect Cory to end up with the Rangers anyway. He and Coach Vigneault must of had something "special" between them for coach V to screw up a team and a top notch goaltender and maybe coach V may want to re-establish their "special relationship"
- capsfan14 - Jul 20, 2013 at 11:44 AM
Either way, the orgnization is screwed for the next 5-7 years.
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PhD, Cornell University, 2006
Areas of Interest: Adaptation and speciation; hybrid zones; the evolution of mimicry and wing pattern variation in butterflies; evolutionary genetics; comparative and population genomics; bioinformatics
Current Research
My research focuses on understanding how adaptive phenotypic variation arises and is maintained in natural populations. In particular, I am interested in the link between divergent natural and sexual selection and the origins of barriers to gene exchange between closely-related populations. Hybrid zones are ideal settings to address such questions because they present opportunities to study the effects of gene flow, selection, and recombination in nature and, thus, provide insights into the genetic, behavioral, and phenotypic changes that occur early in speciation.
Although I have studied the origins of adaptive phenotypes in a number of evolutionary systems (predominantly insects), much of my previous work has been aimed at understanding the origins of mimicry and wing pattern variation among hybridizing populations of mimetic and non-mimetic admiral butterflies in the Limenitis arthemis-astyanax species complex. Results of this research suggest that strong natural selection related to mimicry both maintains the current position of the hybrid zone and limits gene flow between these two wing pattern races.
Current research efforts in the lab are directed at characterizing the proximal genetic mechanisms underlying examples of mimetic wing pattern variation in butterflies within a comparative evolutionary framework. Specifically, in collaboration with Marcus Kronfost's lab at the University of Chicago, we are working to identify the genes responsible for color pattern mimicry across Heliconius, Limenitis, and Papilio butterflies using a novel strategy that utilizes bulk segregant analyses paired with Illumina sequenced RAD tags, fine mapping, BAC contig sequencing, SNP discovery via genome resequencing, and array-based SNP genotyping in natural populations.
Selected Publications
- Kronforst MK, Kapan DD, Hansen M, Crawford N, Kulathinal R, Mullen SP (2013) Hybridization reveals the genomic architecture of speciation. Cell Reports, In press.
- The Heliconius Genome Consortium (2012) Butterfly Genome reveals promiscuous exchange of mimicry adaptations among species. Nature 487(7):94-98.
- Mullen SP, Savage WK, Wahlberg N, Willmott KR (2011) Rapid diversification and not clade age explains high diversity in neotropical Adelpha butterflies. Proc. Roy. Soc. B. 278:1777-1785.
- Pfennig DW, Mullen SP (2010) Mimics without models: causes and consequences of allopatry in Batesian mimicry. Proceedings of the Royal Society, Series B 277: 2577-85.
- Savage WK, Mullen SP (2009) Asingle origin of Batesian mimicry among hybridizing populations of admiral butterflies (Limenitis arthemis) rejects an evolutionary reversion to the ancestral phenotype. Proceedings of the Royal Society, Series B 276: 2557-2565.
- Mullen SP, Dopman EB, Harrison RG (2008) Hybrid zone origins, species boundaries, and the evolution of wing pattern diversity in a polytypic species complex of North American admiral butterflies (Nymphalidae: Limenitis). Evolution 62:1400-141.
- Mullen SP, Mendelson TC, Schal C, Shaw KL (2007) Rapid evolution of cuticular hydrocarbons in a species radiation of acoustically diverse Hawaiian crickets (Gryllidae: Trigonidiinae: Laupala). Evolution 61(1):223-231.
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By Justin BoronA county-administered audit approved Tuesday will likely determine whether there is any substance to Clayton County Sheriff Victor Hill's accusations of gross mismanagement by his predecessor, said county commission Chairman Eldrin Bell. The audit, which will be conducted by the county's finance department, could shed some light on the physical inventory of goods stored in the county jail warehouse, where Hill has said about one million bedsheets, 10,000 inmate uniforms, and several other unnecessary items are stored. County officials disputed the claims and said the allegations were an attempt by Hill to draw attention away from the controversy surrounding his abrupt dismissal of 27 sheriff employees on Jan. 3. Former Sheriff Stanley Tuggle declined to comment for this story. In response to Hill's suggestion of impropriety, Clark Stevens, the county chief of staff, provided alternative numbers for the supplies. He said 5,400 sheets have been purchased since July 2002 and 3,874 uniforms purchased since May 2002. Bell said the conflicting accounts were the basis for committing to an audit. "(The public) is thoroughly confused about what is actually there and why," he said. Hill said he would cooperate with auditors and stepped back slightly Tuesday from the numbers he says he received from his budget staff. Without saying his staff miscalculated the amounts, he did admit the possibility existed. Hill said deputies in charge of the budget had written statements explaining the way they came up with the supply numbers. The sheriff also referred to an ongoing investigation into the matter by a federal law enforcement agency. He said the agency would have to be finished before county auditors could have access. Hill would not specify which federal agency was in charge of the investigation. Special Agent Steve Lazarus, the public information officer for the FBI, would not say whether the agency had opened an investigation. Bell said he had not been contacted about the sheriff's department by any federal agencies. Hill initially called for a GBI investigation. But Vicki Metz-Vickery, the spokeswoman for the agency, said GBI officials met with Hill Jan. 19 and declined to investigate until an independent forensic audit had been completed. The upcoming audit will not be a forensic one, which Hill said would be more detailed and the county internal audit would be inadequate. But Bell said claims of insufficiency are premature. He also promised a full findings report that will be made public once the audit is complete. Harry Osborne, a county staff attorney, said the audit should not come at any additional cost to taxpayers because it will be handled by county employees.
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Just kidding — she's only biting them so that they know she's her mother, as she does "with all her pets". No, seriously.
Martha Stewart has two adorable new cats, as she announced in a blog post titled "My New Kittens!". In it, she details her new pets in her quirky-yet-classy way …and also revealed that she bites the heads of all of her pets.
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2006 Honda Accord Question: my car has started making a faint scraping noise in the back
Louder when the windows are down (LOL!) best heard on passenger side, heard most of the time but does go away occasionally, no changes from braking or turning. Seems to be coming from the rear. Any ideas? - TessLevenque
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the scraping noise might be your brakes. you should have disc brakes on the rear and the pads have metal tangs called wear limitters. they start scraping befor the pad is totally gone and start being metal to metal, on your rotor, and ruining your rotor completely. i live in lake elsinore and charge $30 plus parts to change brakes. most honda accord brakes are about $20. for front or back brakes. if your rotors are groved from abnormal wear. it costs between $12 to $15 each to be resurfaced. depending which place i can get them done at quickest. and takes about 30 minutes each to be resurfaced. grooved rotors can wear new brakes down quickly. my email is email@example.com, if youd like to talk to me more. - ray672000
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Up until now I mainly do quilting which I really enjoy with a little garment sewing. I think I'd like to do some embroidering, but not a lot as my family has made it clear they don't want any clothes with embroidery on them. I'm thinking of a future grandchild and also use in my quilting. I have an opportunity to buy the Ellure (older model) from a person that just bought it two years ago. She's selling it because she has another embroidery machine. She's including a box to transfer designs and is asking $600 plus shipping, and we're just a couple of states apart. I have a lot of Babylock cards and don't really plan on downloading much with either machine. Is this a really good deal or would you wait until you could get the Ellure Plus? Thanks in advance for your opinion as having trouble making a decision.
Well I don't know anything really about Ellure or Ellure Plus. I do have an Ellisimo though and it does a no fail embroidery. You mentioned having a lot of BL cards- do you have another BL model but cant use the cards with it anymore?
At face value, if the Ellure offers you something you can't get with your current machine and you can make use of the cards you have and you can get future designs for it that you want, then it boils down to the price- if it is reasonable and if it is worth it. You can always offer less- perhaps decide what you would spend so you can use your cards and then you would feel better.
So is the price too high? Or is it the fact that it's old technology? Or both? Once you figure out what is holding up your decision then it may be easier. Write down the pros and cons of buying it.
Then write down the pros and cons of waiting for the Ellure Plus. See if that helps any.
------sewing brings joy and meaning to my life...
Well I just looked online and an Ebay listing closes in 4hr and is up to $495.
Also looked on BL site this machine sews and embroiders and has quite a few features. And found that it was $1800 new.
You dont mention if you have a machine or if you are happy or need or want a second machine. So it looks to be worth $500-600.
I have an Ellure Plus, it's a little tank of a machine. I kept it when I bought a larger machine for embroidery, and use it for most of my garment sewing. I believe the Ellure and Ellure Plus are identical, other than the Plus has a port for a USB stick.
If you don't think you are going to do a lot of embroidery and are satisfied with the cards and box, the Ellure is probably a good choice.
I actually just bought a used BL Ellageo for about the same price because I wanted the 6 x 10 hoop as my Brother 8500D had only the 5x7 hoop and repositional hoop. I do alot more sewing than embroidery and really couldn't justify paying thousands for the new technology. I had no qualms about buying my Pfaff QE4 and Elna 740 new because I sew everyday; I do not embroider everyday.I did not care that it uses cards as I can use my Brother cards with it. I did buy from a dealer in case I have any issues. I am very happy with my purchase.
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Failed First Mold
Started by raildogg, Sep 27 2012 08:27 AM
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Posted 27 September 2012 - 08:27 AM
Yep, I did. I forgot to apply the realese. What a bone head, wasted more that half my silicone. Onward and Upward
Posted 27 September 2012 - 11:24 AM
Experience, the best teacher they say!
You will get it figured out and be casting in no time. What is it that you are casting?
You will get it figured out and be casting in no time. What is it that you are casting?
Posted 27 September 2012 - 12:58 PM
You can cut it up and reuse it.
Edited by Abell82, 27 September 2012 - 12:59 PM.
Posted 27 September 2012 - 01:12 PM
You can cut it up and reuse it.
Posted 27 September 2012 - 03:16 PM
You can cut up cured silicone into small peices to act as filler in non-crucial parts of the overall mold, which cuts down on how much fresh silicone you would need to use. Common practice by the big time casters to cut costs when a mold is retired.
Posted 27 September 2012 - 05:54 PM
Depending on how your mold was made, you can sometimes take a solid mold with a part buried inside. Carefully cut into the center of each side in a zig zag pattern, spreading the mold open as you cut. Cut until you reach the part and if necessary, cut any "strands" of silicone going through the part. After your able to pop your master part back out, the mold should go back together in a locking fashion if your cuts were done correctly. I used to make single truck wheel molds all the time by mounting the wheel on a pedestal that ended up being the pour spout. Mix the silicone and completely cover the part. Afterwords, I would cut them apart as mentioned above. These molds produced flawless pieces with no flash for up to 50 castings. I was using Shin Etsu clear silicone though. After the silicone cured it was crystal clear. You could easily see the part and know where to cut too. I have done it with the GI1000 blue silicone as well though.
Edited by Ben, 27 September 2012 - 05:55 PM.
Posted 28 September 2012 - 07:07 AM
Yes, you will need to pretend you are a surgeon.
Posted 30 September 2012 - 07:34 AM
I had trashed it after I cut out the original.I was molding a truck part, the plate used to lock on the trailer to the tractor.


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UM-friendly bar locations across the US (and elsewhere)
A couple weeks ago, I put together a google map with all of the Michigan bars I'm aware of (and also everything from the spreadsheet that bouje has been maintaining.) The map is here.
Hopefully this will prevent the "where's the Michigan bar in Pittsburgh/Fresno/Topeka/wherever" threads that pop up every week, but if your favorite gameday hangout isn't on here, put it in the thread and let me know. I'll do my best to keep the map up to date.
Vincent Smith hosted Allegan, MI community garden grand opening
I'm slow on the draw here, but I don't think this has been covered yet. A few days ago, (friend of the board!) Vincent Smith appeared at a community garden event in Allegan, MI. I think this is the only official media coverage so far: http://www.wzzm13.com/story/news/local/2015/07/02/new-community-garden-opens-in-allegan/29657161/. (I think the local Allegan paper was also there, but they seem to have taken the weekend off posting new content.)
I hadn't realized there was an online announcement beforehand or I would have posted it ahead of time.
Ole Miss being investigated by NCAA
Can't link from phone, but the player who was involved in the domestic violence case with his stepfather is alleged by said stepfather to have had his transcript falsified and gotten money and gifts from both the University and agents. I for one will be SHOCKED if any of this is true. (Insert Treadwell/bagman/Hugh Freese joke here.). Granted the stepfather has a good reason to make player look bad, but it rings absolutely true to me.
How good can Jake Rudock be?
There was a diary several days ago about how productive Rudock or Morris could be. It compared Jake to other UM's senior QBs of the past. I am not sure that is very useful because so many factors have to be taken into account. It is very difficult to predict either QBs' likely performance but more so for Morris because we have so little evidence. However, we have a lot of evidence about Jake
The best way to predict how Jake is likely to perform is to look at this own progress: Here are his numbers from the last two years:
2013: games: 13 Effic: 126.5 A/C/Int: 204-346-13 %: 59.0 Yrds: 2383 TD: 18 Av: 183.3
2014: games: 12 Effic: 133.5 A/C/Int: 213-345-5 %: 61.7 Yrds: 2436 TD: 16 Av: 203.
Jake made substantial improvements. Still, I cannot understand why he was benched. If he continues the same improvement (especially under Harbaugh), he should be 2nd All BIG next year and better than most QBs, including the 2014 version of Conner Cook.
Here are the figures for Conner:
2013: 14 135.53 223-380-6 58.7 2755 22 196.8
2014: 13 149.4 212-365-8 58.1 3214 24 247.2
I understand that Conner had good supporting casts both years, but I think UM's offensive supporting cast of 2015 is not that much below MSU's cast of 2013/2014.
If he makes the same progress as he did from 2013 to 2014, we should see a significant improvement in our offensive output. May be 10 wins.
CB Tony Butler Decommits from Pitt, UM a Fav
Looks like he just decommitted from Narduzzi. (Narduzzi can't recruit jokes go here).
Have seen a few places OSU is his "dream offer" but not sure he will get one. UM has been the rumored landing spot per the crystal balls for a long while.
He only has 1 visit set up before his senior yr. To UM.
Lakewood (Ohio) St. Edward cornerback Tony Butler told 247Sports on Friday afternoon that he was decommitting from Pittsburgh. "Starting from scratch," Butler added.
The only thing Butler has scheduled moving forward is a return visit to Michigan on July 15. "That'll be my last visit before the start of the season."
Butler would be UM's sole recruit from Ohio in this year's class.
Trieu has a pretty in depth piece on Butler here from April if interested.
HELLO: Brad Hawkins
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Royal commission into union corruption: AWU slush fund claims in spotlight as hearings move to PerthAllegations of a union slush fund established by Julia Gillard's former boyfriend Bruce Wilson will again be under the spotlight as the Royal Commission into Trade Union Governance and Corruption begins hearings in Perth today....
- The former headmaster of a Perth private school has told a royal commission that he did not dismiss a teacher who was later convicted of sexually abusing five boys because he did not believe the man was a child molester. The teacher, referred to as YJ, was jailed for five years in 2010 for sexually ...Friday 23 May 2014
Royal commission into child sexual abuse: Mandatory reporting 'does not adequately protect children'Mandatory reporting policies do not go far enough to protect children from sexual abuse, a royal commission has heard. The Royal Commission into child sexual abuse is examining a prestigious Perth private school's response to allegations of inappropriate conduct by a teacher dating back to ...Thursday 22 May 2014
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- The leaders of the Christian Brothers were aware of sexual abuse complaints made against members of the order since before the 1920s, the Royal Commission has heard in Perth....Tuesday 6 May 2014
- The Christian Brothers who ran children's homes in Western Australia between 1947 and 1968 did not consider the abuse of students a crime, a royal commission has heard. Brother Anthony Shanahan, a former province leader of the Christian Brothers in WA, today gave evidence at the Royal Commission ...Monday 5 May 2014
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Mike just sent u an email
There you go. Go see Mike or another pro in person and plan on leaving the dog for a few months. The way you are going there is no doubt you don't have the experience or knowledge to do this yourself. Mike has made a great offer and I would suggest you take him up on it.
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Stomp progression
|An editor has expressed concern that this article may have a number of irrelevant citations. (June 2015)
In music and jazz harmony, the Stomp progression is an eight-bar chord progression named for its use in the "stomp" section of the composition "King Porter Stomp" (1923) by Jelly Roll Morton, later arranged by Fletcher Henderson. It was one of the most popular tunes of the swing era, and the Stomp progression was often used.[citation needed]
The progression is based on the last section of the piece, bars 57-64 in the original sheet music for piano[1] or the Fake Book lead sheet,[2] where the chords for the last 10 bars of the piece are:
Gb / Gdim / | Db7/Ab / Db7 / | Gb / Gdim / | Db7/Ab / Db7 / | Gb7 / Gdim / | Db/Ab Adim Bbm Db/Ab | Gdim / Gb / | Db/F Bbm Adim Db/Ab | Gdim Gb6 Db/F Ab | Db9 / / / ǁ
In pieces where the progression is repeated, this becomes something like:[citation needed]
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which is, ignoring the temporary tonicization of G♭,[citation needed] and treating the key as that of the trio and stomp sections, D♭:[3]
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The last two measures contain the ragtime progression.
Many bands and composers have used the Stomp chord progression to write new compositions, writing new head tunes or melodies, but using the chord changes to, as Morton phrased it, "make great tunes of themselves".[4] Examples include Benny Carter's "Everybody Shuffle" (1934).[4] See contrafact.
Other examples include:
- Larry Clinton and Bunny Berigan's "Study in Brown"[5]
- Fats Waller's "Soothin' Syrup Stomp"
- Cab Calloway's "At the Clambake Carnival"[5]
- Harry James's "Jump Town" and "Call the Porter"[5]
- Benny Goodman's "Slipped Disc"[5]
- Duke Ellington's "Bojangles (A Portrait of Bill Robinson)" (1940) chorus riff[4]
- Sy Oliver's "Well, Git It!" for Tommy Dorsey's Orchestra(1942)[4]
- Willie Bryant Orchestra's 1935 recording of George Gershwin's "Liza", eight-bar tag ending[4]
- ^ Morton, Ferd "Jelly Roll" (1924). "King Porter Stomp". Edwin H. Morris & Company (MPL Communications, Inc.). Cited in Magee (2001), 28.
- ^ Morton, Ferdinand "Jelly Roll"; Sid Rodin and Sonny Burke (1924, 1956, 1987). Jazz Fake Book (unofficial compilation) (Edwin H. Morris & Company, a division of MPL Communications): 208. Check date values in:
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- ^ Magee (2001), p.27.
- ^ a b c d e Magee, Jeffrey. "'King Porter Stomp' and the Jazz Tradition", p.46, Current Musicology, 71-73 (Spring 2001-Spring 2002), p. 22-53.
- ^ a b c d Schuller, Gunther and Martin Williams (1983). "Liner notes to Big Band Jazz: From the Beginnings to the Fifties", p.14. Smithsonian RD 030. Cited in Magee (2002).


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"The Standard #30 and #40 tapers are not the same whatsoever as the R-8. The Std #30 and #40 tapers use a notched flange to drive them. The R-8 uses a keyway on the side of the taper for driving. They also look very different from the R-8."
Thats what I thought I just came across a couple of posts but I couldn't find anything to back it up. I'm not trying to ask to many questions it's just hard to learn all the tapers and I have never got to see them in person.


text: Here is my newest decal. I have been contacted by several to draw Ed McCulloch's 1976 Revellution decal in 1/16th scale. I have it available for both the Revell Body(ugh!!!!!) and Greg Foxes correct Demon/Duster body. I drew this decal by using Tom Nagy's wonderful pics and not the Revell decal which has wrong colors and left off words. My decal has everything the real car had on it. It will be printed on clear decal paper using my Alps printer.


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Why my blog is named "Warrior's Machete."
Ockham's Razor is a principle attributed to the 14th-century English logician and Franciscan friar William of Ockham. In Latin this principle is expressed various ways: "ex parsimoniae" (law of succinctness); "entia non sunt multiplicanda praeter necessitatem" (entities should not be multiplied beyond necessity); "numquam ponenda est pluralitas sine necessitate" (never posit pluralities without necessity).
The term Razor refers to the act of "shaving away unnecessary assumptions" when explaining any phenomenon so to get at and then use the simplest explanation. All things being equal, the simplest explanation tends to be the best one, and also the one most likely to be true; one should embrace the less complicated explanation.
Success in my life has been achieved by the continual, persistent application of this principle.
My name is Warrior. I live by a warrior philosophy of life conceived by unique physical life experiences, serious introspection, and many years of enlightened self-study. My Creator endowed me with naturally high testosterone levels, unusual self-discipline, stalwart refusal to compromise right with wrong, and a very low tolerance for hypocrites, liars, enablers, piecemeal practice of principle, emasculated males, political-correctness, and oppressive, anti-freedom caca that doesn't work in the private backyard of my own individual life. I am a "Being" Created with the ability to judge, so I do. I am a male also inspired by men who have held greater ideals and have done much greater things than any of us who are living today.
Taking creative liberty here, exchanging razor for a warrior's more appropriate cutting weapon, I deliver the beliefs, inspiration, ideas, thoughts, critiques and opinions on this blog with the chunk-removing force of a Machete swung by a warrior male who believes that, to sever off the unnecessary ambivalence, potentially confusing equivocation and inane relativistic entrenchment, the swing must be carried out with a mighty and annihilating follow-through.
Without apology, regret or remorse, Warrior's Machete provides lean, muscular wisdom without fat or wiggle(room) and holds ALL human beings and their ideas and their actions to a classical, times-past standard of heroism, responsibility, integrity and commonsense, and brave, bold, stout manliness.


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With a $15 investment, Sandy Maine turned her love of soapmaking into a $1 million business. Now, in Creating an Herbal Bodycare Business, she shares her business-building methods and inspiring philosophy to help you run a profitable business doing exactly what you love. You'll learn how to create a sound business plan, analyze your market and price your products, set up a system for keeping accounts and records organized, design print and on-line marketing materials, employ staff, and much more. She also features profiles of successful entrepreneurs in many areas, including aromatherapy and herbal bodycare.
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November 23 2011
Volunteers raise the walls on a new Club House
Volunteers raise the walls on a new Club House
Three months after hurricane force winds destroyed the Club House at Medicine Creek Golf Course a new building has begun to take shape. Local volunteers under the direction of contractor Keth Evers of Fulda, Minn. Raised the walls on a new Club House last week. Board member Dean Reumann stated that they hope to have the sheeting completed by the end of this week and the building enclosed. "We want to do as much as we can with volunteer labor," said Reumann, who is using his vacation time from work this week to assist with the construction. "We'll hire what's necessary but a we can do a lot of the interior work this winter." According to Reumann, construction didn't start because they were waiting for insurance money. "We had to wait for insurance, rafters, and then it was harvest and hunting," said Reumann. Reumann added that anyone wishing to volunteer their time and talents to the project should log on to the club's Facebook page for updates on work schedules.
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- High winds damage structures,
- North Central Farmers Elevator and South Dakota Wheat Growers Member-Owners Vote No on Unification
- Lyman School Board Election results
- Construction at new elevator site stays on schedule
- What's new at the museum
- Local Lions Club projects recognized
- Lyman reunion moves to Clubhouse
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Ostad set a career-high on vault. She threw a front handspring pike half.
Feb. 11, 2011
COLUMBIA, MO.--The Missouri Tigers hosted the Fighting Illini at the seventh annual Pink Out Friday (Feb. 11). Missouri took an early lead, but Illinois came back to top the Tigers 195.400 to 195.000. Sophomore Sandra Ostad executed a beautiful vault to improve on her career high score. She earned a 9.875 to take first on the event.
"She did a nice vault," Head Coach Rob Drass said. "She landed it and stuck it. She got us started off on the right foot and I am very proud of her for that."
Ostad was second in the vault lineup, competing after sophomore Tori Howard who recorded a 9.750. Sophomore Lauren Swankoski contributed with a 9.85 followed by junior Mary Burke who earned a 9.700. Senior Alex Gold closed out the first rotation for Mizzou earning a 9.8. The Tigers finished just ahead of the Illini with a team score of 48.975. Illinois put up a 48.925 to keep the scores close.
The Tigers stayed on target during the second rotation scoring a season-high 48.925 on bars. Freshman Katelyn Trevino improved on her personal-best and recorded a 9.800. She was followed by Gold who put up a 9.650 and Ostad who recorded a 9.600. Taylor Medrea contributed by scoring a career-high 9.775. Both Burke and Allie Heizelman scored 9.850 on bars and tied for first on the event. After the second rotation Missouri held on to the lead, 97.900-97.800.
"I thought the first two events went really well," Drass said. "We were on pace with our goal of hitting 24 routines, good, solid routines. We wanted to do that and see where we stood. I think we hit 12 of them and then we hit some problems on beam. We had some start value issues, although we ended up getting points back, but an issue like that affects the momentum of the team. We always work on coming back after experiencing some adversity, and tonight on floor I think we came back a little bit better than we have in the past."
Illinois came back in the third rotation scoring a solid 48.800 on floor. The Tigers' 48.425 on beam was not enough to stay in the lead. Howard and Gold both recorded scores of 9.675 on their routines, and Swankoski put up a 9.700. Freshman Cathryn Aliceaacosta earned a career-high score of 9.625 in her first competitive routine while Heizelman recorded a 9.100. Mary Burke posted a 9.750 to close out the third rotation.
Looking to come back during the final rotation, Burke and Swankoski both earned scores of 9.875 on floor and the two tied for first on the event. Gold recorded a 9.750, which contributed to an all-around total of 38.875. The score matches her career-best. Tori Howard scored 9.575 on her routine, and Heizelman posted a 9.600. Medrea scored a 9.100 on the event. The Tigers earned a team score of 48.675, which was just under the Illini's 48.800 on beam.
Missouri will hit the practice gym this week before heading to Norman, Okla. for a conference match-up against the Sooners. The meet starts at 7 p.m. on Friday, Feb. 18, and fans can follow @TigerGymnastics on Twitter for live updates. Stay tuned to MUTigers.com for all the latest information on the Missouri gymnastics team.
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Bloomin' Deals Thrift Shop
Located at 4645 Freret Street Uptown
Bloomin' Deals is only a few blocks from Tulane and Loyola Universities.
Closed on Mondays
The operation of a thrift shop as a permanent JLNO fundraiser dates back to 1927, when the first shop opened on Royal Street. It later moved to Bourbon Street before relocating to its present Uptown buildings in 1960.
In addition to a paid professional staff, JLNO members support Bloomin' Deals by working volunteer shifts and donating merchandise to the shop.
Throughout the year, Bloomin' Deals stocks a huge selection of new and used adult and children's clothing and shoes, designer-label clothing, housewares, furniture, books and much more.
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We accept merchandise donations from members and non-members from 10:00 am until 4:00 pm, Tuesday through Saturday. Requirements for donation are listed below:
- Items must be clean. No stains or holes, please!
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- No electronic equipment.
- No children's toys, carseats, strollers or juvenile furniture of any kind.
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'Pints for Prostates' Raises Money at DT's Tusker's Bar Tonight
Looking for a place to enjoy happy hour and help people out at the same time?
Stop by DT's Tusker Bar at Ridge Road and Pershing after 6:30 p.m. for the first Wyoming 'Pints for Prostates' fundraiser.
This is a grassroots campaign across the country attempting to reach men with important health messages about their prostate health.


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Lesamourai, is that the John Elliot u-neck? If so, how's the fit? Measurements on their site say its a 7.5" neck drop which seems kind of enormous, but it doesn't look too severe on you
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America can dope their way to the top in any sport.
yes I, too, live in an imaginary world...
as if americans weren't trying at all to compete in the most popular sport in the world already but are just failing miserably. americans are not interested in football because the suck at it. not the other way around.


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Fruit businesses assess damage after Wenatchee fire
A wildfire that started as a brush fire near Wenatchee over the weekend affected several tree fruit businesses and destroyed 28 homes.
Embers from the burning houses on the outskirts of Wenatchee ignited paper packaging materials
Gene Veliquette, 1947-2015
Michigan's cherry industry lost a visionary leader with the death of Gene Veliquette. The influential grower died June 7 in Traverse City. He was 67.
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In the two years since Tim Ramsey's hiring as president and chief executive, Oregon Cherry Growers has developed several new value-added products, returned profits to grower-members, and expanded growth in dried and frozen products.
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Remove cherry virus infected trees quickly
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Get the Software to Install a Communications Suite Deployment
|Update, December 16, 2009: To obtain the software, see the Communications Suite 7 Get the Software page. The Communications Suite 6 Update 2 download page has been removed.
Jun 04, 2008
"commpkg upgrade" should work for upgrading most products from the Comms6 beta version to the Comms6 RR version.
Some products do not support commpkg upgrade, notably CE and Convergence at this time.
Jun 05, 2008
Hi !
Thank's both for your answers, that's what i thought about the upgrade, well i guess we're going to move on the beta : our DSEE is 6.3 and i guess it'll be faster to upgrade CE & Convergence rather than upgrading all the messagning sytem : we're on a several hosts over two places and several master DSEE...
thank's again for your answers !!
Jun 12, 2008
about DSEE version: what is your recommendation for RHEL 4?
I realized that there are no native packages for DSEE 6.3 on RHEL, so I installed from zip.
Unfortunately there is no easy DSCC install and I could not find smcwebserver.
Would it be better to install DSEE 6.2 from JES 5u1 and upgrade/patch to DSEE 6.3?
What is the reason for the requirement of DSEE 6.3 for CS6?
Will Communications Express run with DSEE 6.2?
Jun 12, 2008
There are native packages for DSEE 6.3 on RHEL.
Go to sunsolve.sun.com and get patch 125309 (latest rev is -07).
The patch contains the RPMs.
Aside: In reality, there are no "patches" on Linux unlike Solaris.
Thus a "linux" patch on sunsolve contains full RPMs.
DSEE 6.3 is recommended for CS6 because DSEE 6.2 is no longer available.
Communications Express does run with DSEE 6.2
Jun 12, 2008
>> about DSEE version: what is your recommendation for RHEL 4?
The recommendation from the Directory Server team is to also run DS6.3 due to known issues with DS6.2:
>> Unfortunately there is no easy DSCC install and I could not find smcwebserver.
DSCC installation is fairly straight-forward (and faster) from the ZIP installer e.g.
=> download zip install version of Directory Server 6.3
=> expand download
=> as the root user:
mkdir dsee6; cd dsee6
gunzip -dc ../DSEE.6.3.Linux-X86-full.tar.gz | tar xf -
=> install product
cd DSEE_ZIP_Distribution
./dsee_deploy install -i /opt/sun/directory/
=> accept license
=> deploy directory server instance
mkdir -p /var/opt/sun/directory/
cd /opt/sun/directory/ds6/bin
./dsadm create /var/opt/sun/directory/dsins1
Directory Manager password: <directory manager password>
=> create base user/group suffix
./dsadm start /var/opt/sun/directory/dsins1
./dsconf create-suffix "<suffix>"
Enter "cn=Directory Manager" password: <directory manager password>
You would replace <directory manager password> with an appropriate password, and <suffix> with an appropriate value for your environment e.g. o=isp
The smcwebserver is actually part of the JES5u1 installer and should be installed if you select "All Shared Components".
Nov 04, 2008
Based on this wiki doc, it is clear that Comms Suite 6 does not include all the dependant products (DSEE, AM, WS), and the user is advised of the
Url's and pages where to download from such required components. It would be nice and clarifier some statements regarding the entitlements (RTU and support) the user have to use such separate licensed products for the purpose of Comms Suite.
Nov 04, 2008
See if this helps:
Jul 12, 2011
I'm using Sun Java Enterprise System 5u1 is that going to work with Suite 7? It's Enterprise edition 8.2 patch 2 and I can't seem to find any later releases online. Just want to check before I do the install.
Jul 13, 2011
If you are going to use CommSuite 7 U1, then you'll need to look at the requirements for dependent software for that release:


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LugRadio Live Wolverhampton 2008
Popular podcast goes out with a gong but will return with a new mascot.
Five years and more than one surprihundred episodes later, the popular LugRadio podcast [1] has turned off the microphones. The 2008 LugRadio Live event in Wolverhampton, England, was set to be their last live show. Fortunately, and thanks to its very loyal community, the annual shenanigans will continue and LugRadio Live 2009 is already in the planning stages (Figure 1).
LugRadio Live, the original edition, is a true community event. It does not take place in a hot zone of technology such as London or San Francisco – its home is The Midlands of England. From authentic curries and late-night metal music at The Gifford, LugRadio Live gives you the opportunity to visit a town that's off the tourist radar and well worth experiencing. The event itself is enthusiastically supported and hosted by members of the "Wolves" LUG, with additional core volunteers being pulled in from across the British Isles and Ireland.
Part LAN Party [2] and part conference [3], LugRadio Live also boasts unique features such as The Gong-a-Thong Lightbulb Talk Extravaganza, The Mass Debate, and a live recording of the popular podcast, LugRadio.
In addition to the usual amusements, LugRadio Live attendees were also treated to a new, life-sized raccoon (see Figure 2). Although its origins are a bit fuzzy, the Chinny raccoon [4] is well loved and is seen as a tribute to the British expression, "chinny reckon," which means, "I think you're lying" [5].
One of the listeners brought the mascot to life with a donation of a brand new furry costume.
Posted around the venue were fun, paper-based community boards. The first was a traditional sign-up sheet for the Gong-A-Thong five-minute lightening talks. The Ultra-Low-Tech Wiki allowed delegates to have a bit of fun over the course of the weekend [6]. The photos taken by attendees act as an informal revision control system to show how the content developed over time.
Near the venue's entrance was also a Low-Tech OpenStreetMap [7], where locals added their favorite spots for food and drink within the surrounding area.
Conference Talks
Of course, proper conference sessions took place as well! Many of the talks were delivered by experts and were of the caliber one would expect from a larger industry conference. Robert Collins' talk on bzr was well attended, and the discussion lasted beyond its alloted time. Benjamin Otte's talk on swfdec gave an excellent look into the future of the Flash plugin. The Mass Debaters, Jeremy Allison (Google), Matthew Garrett (Red Hat), Max Spevack (Fedora), and LugRadio community member Ben Thorp, gave a passionate and thoughtful look at the inner workings of the FOSS industry. True to the spirit of the event, however, some talks did veer off into the realm of the sublime (Neuro Linden's talk on Second Life had a surprise appearance by the raccoon waving a sign, "Furries for Justice").
Looking Forward
The annual LugRadio Live event will continue in Wolverhampton next year. FOSS enthusiasts looking to let down their hair, sing some karaoke, and have fun are encouraged to attend in 2009. To participate in the event and be part of the planning process, people should head to the forum [8] and stay in touch with this true-to-life community.
- LugRadio: http://www.lugradio.org
- Bytemark tournament details at LugRadio: http://blog.bytemark.co.uk/2008/07/16/tournament-details-at-lugradio
- Speaker schedule: http://lugradio.org/live/UK2008/schedule
- Chinny raccoon: http://chin.lugradio.org/
- Chinny reckon:http://blog.adamsweet.org/?p=101
- Ultra-Low-Tech Wiki: http://flickr.com/photos/emmajane/2696027902/
- Low-Tech OpenStreetMap: http://flickr.com/photos/lornajane/2685007613
- LugRadio forum: http://forums.lugradio.org/
- LugRadio Live USA report: http://www.linux-magazine.com/issues/2008/92/lugradio_live_usa
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I was bred to get it in, no spoon
from Kanye West (Ft. Jeezy) – Amazing Lyrics on Genius
Double Entendre
It is said that if you were born rich, you are born with a silver spoon in your mouth. Jeezy says he was far from a silver spoon, but was bred to get this "amazing".
Also, it's a custom of those too poor to afford much silverware to use a piece of bread to eat their food. For example, a piece of cornbread may be used to sop up and eat soup. This fits with the rest of Young Jeezy's verse, as he continues to explain the poverty he came from.
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