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Nichole Milby of Carrollton is proud to announce the birth of her third son, Kaine Alexander Melton. Kaine was born Nov. 8, 2010, at 8:27 a.m. at King's Daughters' Hospital in Madison, Ind. He weighed 8 pounds, 7.6 ounces and was 20.5 inches long.
Big brothers, Sterling Melton, 1, and Kameron Melton, 4 helped welcome Kaine home along with big half-sisters, Elexis Melton, 9 and Chloe Melton 7.
Are you getting tired of the snow and cold weather? Then come with me to a tropical splendor, where it's warm and cozy, and the whole family can have a good time. Let's go to Hawaii in your own home. It's a great place to get away and the best part, you can sleep in your very own bed.
Sarah Hudgins and Ashley Smith, seniors at Carroll County High School, have been awarded a $1,000 Touchstone Energy All "A" Classic Scholarship by Owen Electric Cooperative and Kentucky's Touchstone Energy Cooperatives.
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The motto for the night seemed to be 'Whistle first, ask questions later' in the match-up between the Lady Panthers and the Lady Jaguars of Cooper High School. The two teams committed a total of 45 fouls—25 on Cooper, 20 on Carroll—and shot a combined 61 free throw shots. But it was Carroll County's ability to knock them down in the waning minutes that sealed the win for them at home, 68-62, Monday night.
Wednesday, Jan. 19
Carrollton Rotary Club meets at noon at General Butler State Resort Park.
Carroll County High School Site Based Decision Making Council meets at 4 p.m. in the high school conference room.
Alcoholics Anonymous meets 8 p.m. at Carrollton Christian Church.
Thursday, Jan. 20
Carrollton Homemakers Club meets at 10:30 a.m. at the Carroll County Extension Office on Floyd Drive.
The Carroll County Senior Center is located at 110 Sixth St., Carrollton, (502) 732-7026
Wednesday, Jan. 19, Cards, pool, Wii games, 9.a.m.; massage, 10:30 a.m.; B-day, 11:30 a.m.; Bunk-O tournament, 1 p.m.
Thursday, Jan. 20, Cards, pool, Wii games, 9 a.m.; Bunk-O, 10:30 a.m.
Friday, Jan. 21, Cards, pool, Wii games, 9 a.m.; healthy eating with Jessie.
Monday, Jan. 24, Cards, pool, Wii games, 9 a.m.; Gallatin Health Care Presentation.
Tuesday, Jan. 25, Cards, pool, Wii games, 9 a.m.; bingo, 10 a.m.
Care Ministry set for Calvary Full Gospel
Calvary Full Gospel church will hold its end of the month community supper on the last Friday of each month, at the Westside Fire Department in Prestonville. This month it will be held on Friday, Jan. 28. Come as you are. There is no fee. Care Ministry is reaching out to those in need and sharing the love of Christ one to another.
Hymn sing set for Sanders church
Sanders Baptist Church invites the community to its first hymn sing of the new year on Sunday, Jan. 23, at 6:30 p.m.
The current effort to raise operating capital to reopen Carrollton's Camp Kysoc is comparable to a similar campaign conducted by the Kentucky Society for Crippled Children to build the Easter Seals facility more than 50 years ago.
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Over this last weekend I learned a important lesson about MMOs and the need for boundries. In the MMO I play I have a very popular avatar and I get flited w/ on a regular basis. The issue came up when I responed to one in a more than normal way. We got heavy into cybering and even shared our real E-mail and IM addresses. This virtual relationship went on for some weeks and then on day I was asked what am "I" doing right no not my avatar.
WOW. This did not feel right. Boundries where being crossed and it kind of freaked me out. I mean I was ok flirting and all in the game as my avatar but I was not looking for a real relationship outside of the game.
I wonder, what were you trying to get from this "virtual relationship"?
It's definitely possible to establish real friendships over the net, it's even possible to establish romantic relationships over the net (although 99% of those won't last). So your "partner" did a stupid thing of falling in love with your avatar instead of the real you, that's stupid but it did happen.
But I'm not sure how you fit in. Were you looking for an actual romantic relationship... or were you just RP'ing and trying to play as your character by doing heavy cybering with another char? You already dismissed the first theory... but thinking the latter is true is even more disturbing than the first.
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Holidaymakers heading to the capital will be able to see one of the top London attractions this weekend (August 30th-31st), when the Notting Hill Carnival returns for its 50th anniversary.
West London will once again be packed with Calypso music, exotic food stalls, stunning floats and flamboyant performers as the famous festival makes its way through Westbourne Grove, Ladbroke Grove and Kensal Road.
The occasion is also one of the most family-friendly London sights, Sunday reserved as children's day, with a shorter parade route and a youngster-focussed athmosphere.
Prior to the main event, those looking for things to do in London will have the chance to extend their festival experience by watching the National Panorama Championship, which will be held near Speaker's Corner in Hyde Park on August 29th, and will see ten of the UK's top steel bands compete for the title National Champions of Steel.
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The Stone Mountain Chorus is warming up its 55 male voices for the annual fall show which will be performed Nov. 9 and 10 at the Gwinnett Performing Arts Center. The show will feature two special quartets as well as the stirring barbershop chorus under the direction of a newly appointed Dylan Oxford.
Performances will be held Nov. 9 at 8:30 p.m. and on Nov. 10 at 3 and 8 p.m. Tickets are $22 in advance and $25 at the door. A special rate of $18 is also available in advance for groups of ten or more, full-time students and seniors 60 years and up.
This production will consist of several parts: two award-winning quartets will be featured and the Stone Mountain Chorus itself will be highlighted in an old fashioned radio show vignette.
SMC spokesperson Mike Walsh describes the radio show as having four different "acts" interspersed with music. There are numerous interesting characters, including a Hispanic limo driver and a key character, "Nick Danger."
"'Nick Danger' is a lot like 'Guy Noir' on PBS," Walsh said. "There is also a 'jingle quartet' that sings the radio station call letters at various times. There is a murder mystery element titled the 'Rotten Spice Caper.' If all goes well, it will be very humorous."
The two featured quartets are international award-winners. "A Mighty Wind" took the bronze medal at the World Championships this past July. "Storm Front" is the 2010 International Quartet Champion.
"'Storm Front' is one of the most hilarious and talented quartets in the barbershop harmony world," Walsh said.
Leading all of this is new Chorus Director Oxford, who was a member of the acclaimed quartet "State Line Grocery," and he sang all over the world with this group, winning the bronze medal at the 2009 International Barbershop Convention and Competition in Anaheim, Calif.
"Dylan is by nature an engineer," Walsh said. "He has brought a strong discipline to the chorus and strong technical aspects. He helps us greatly from a coaching point of view. He is incredibly patient and positive."
As the concert is held during the week of Veteran's Day, there will be a salute to the Armed Forces and to veterans.
"We have a patriotic show-closer," Walsh said. "After our radio show skit and our featured quartets, we will close with a medley of all the different armed forces songs. Then we will hand out American flags to all the veterans in the audience."
The Stone Mountain Chorus is always looking for new members. The group meets each Tuesday evening from 6:45 to 9:15 p.m. at Duluth United Methodist Church at 3208 Duluth Highway. Visitors are always welcomed. The groups seeks men who would enjoy improving their singing and performance skills, and experience the joy and fellowship of barbershop harmony singing.
For more information, visit www.stonemountainchorus.org or call 770-978-8053.
Holley Calmes is a freelance writer and public relations consultant specializing in the arts. Email her at email@example.com.
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My job was to wait on the occupants of cars. My customers were mainly families with young children who were more comfortable eating inside their cars – a trendy custom in the 1960s. I was shown how to attach trays to car doors. Then I was shown how to accommodate three dinner plates on one arm. The ideal number of plates was four: I could never manage that.
One of the perks of the job was that I could order a meal from the menu for my lunch. The cost was deducted from my salary. We were charged about 2/6 – far below the menu cost. I chose flounder every time. The kitchen staff was so impressed with my habit of leaving only the head and bare bones on my plate. As it was my sole meal for the day until I received my first pay, I made the most of it. 'When are you goin' to eat the eyes, darlin'?' Mischievously the kitchen staff would call out to me.
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Of course, the story went round the whole establishment and there were many jokes about oysters. Even the hoity restaurant waitresses dropped their snooty façades and laughed. Those waitresses considered themselves to be the 'crème de la crème' in their personal presentation. Extremely fashion conscious, they were all peroxide blondes; their hair was coiffured into the latest beehive French rolls. They went to the same hair salon. The girls vied with each other in having the biggest hairdo. To augment hair height, cottonwool was stuffed inside the hairy mounds. Should a strand fall away, they plastered it with hair spray to solder it into position. The girls went for ten days without washing their tresses. (I assumed they slept on neck blocks like the Japanese Geishas to preserve their hairstyles.)
One day, while a waitress was serving lunch in the dining room, blood dripped from her head onto on the customer's table. Clasping her face and holding up a napkin to stem the flow she fled the room screaming her head off. She was absolutely distraught. I felt so sorry for her. Unbeknown to her, the cottonwool used to bulk out her hair was contaminated with cockroach eggs that had hatched and the baby cockroaches nibbled her scalp for sustenance. Over the next few days other waitresses suffered the same fate. I did not dare ask anybody whether the health authorities were contacted about the contamination. The result was the beehive style was abandoned and the waitresses' hair was teased into big bouffant styles– without padding.
In all, I worked at Rob's Drive Inn for two months. As I gained more experience I enjoyed the work and received many compliments and tips. On my days off I delighted in exploring Melbourne. It was a fascinating place – so different from Brisbane. Its one drawback was the weather – four seasons in a day. Just like Tasmania as I would learn on my arrival there in 1974.
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The War Tapes, a documentary filmed from the perspective of three National Guardsmen on their tour of duty in Iraq, was screened in front of an audience of UT students, faculty and members of the Austin community. The film chronicled the personal sacrifice and courage of the soldiers from the beginning to the end of their year-long tour of duty in Iraq as well as the experiences of their families back home. The film also touched upon the challenges of fighting an insurgency amongst civilians and the motives for U.S. involvement in Iraq. After the screening, Sgt. Stephen Pink, one of the three soldiers featured in the documentary, discussed his time there and answered questions from the audience.
This presentation was part of the Strauss Center's International Security Film Series that screens new and forthcoming documentaries and feature films on topics of global concern, including ethnic conflict and humanitarian intervention. The series is coordinated by Assistant Professor Alan J. Kuperman of the LBJ School of Public Affairs.


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The Various Years of Valentine's
It's said, or sung rather, that there is love in the air this time of year; however, I prefer seeing love shared, especially in the form of jewelry. On the receiving end, there will always be room for error: a dress too small, lingerie too large; but if it is indeed the thought that counts it is worth exploring ideas appropriate to the time spent together. One could argue that after years and years together, a Hallmark holiday bears less and less meaning. Now where is the fun in that? I say up the ante as time goes by.
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CFN 2012 Season Rankings
Independent Rankings
2009 |
| 2011
2012 CFN Final Season Rankings
- The
Top 10 |
Rankings 11-29 |
Rankings 30-48 |
Rankings 49-67
- Rankings 68-86 | Rankings
87-105 | The
Bottom 19
Big East |
Big Ten |
Big 12 |
Mountain West |
Pac-12 |
Sun Belt |
- Based On Opinion ... CFN 2012
FINAL Rankings, Top 25
The Formula's Components:
1. Wins. - If you win, everything else falls into place. Each
win counts as 1.
2. Quality Wins - The number of wins over teams that
finished with a winning record. Each win counts as
3. Elite Wins - The number of wins over teams that
finished with two losses or fewer. Each win counts
as 1 with a road win over an Elite team getting an
extra 0.5. Also counting as 1 is a road win over a
team that finished with three losses or fewer (but
the extra 0.5 isn't added). A win over a team that finishes with
three losses in a bowl game counts as one.
4. Bad Loss - The number of losses to teams that
finished with three wins or fewer or a loss to a FCS
(DI-AA) team. Each loss counts as minus-1. Take away
an additional 0.5 for a Bad Loss at home.
5. Bad Win - The number of wins to teams that
finished with three wins or fewer, or a win over a
D-IAA team. Each win counts as minus 0.25.
6. Elite Loss - The number of losses to teams that
finished with two losses or fewer. Each loss counts
as 0.25.
7. Point Differential - Points for minus points
against divided by 100.
8. Winning Percentage - To take losses into account,
winning percentage is in the mix. Total wins is the
tie-breaker followed by winning percentage.
NOTE: This is based on who
had the best season. This isn't a
ranking of who the best teams were.
The number next to the team is the overall rank.
3. Notre Dame (12-1) 2012 CFN Score: 24.61
2012 CFN Preseason Ranking: 26
2011 Final Season Ranking: 30
2011 CFN Final Score: 13.23
2010 Final Season Ranking: 22
2009 Final Season Ranking: 64
2009 Final Score: 8.75
2008 Final Season Ranking: 67
2008 Final Score: 6.87
Key Stat: The Irish were 118th in the nation in turnover margin in 2011 and 27th in 2012.
All of a sudden, the Irish stopped making mistakes, the defense turned into a killer, Everett Golson emerged, and the program went on a special run. Yes, it all ended in a crashing thud, but before the BCS championship debacle against Alabama, the Irish beat ten teams that were good enough to go bowling - including Miami in the mix - including wins over a Stanford team that won the Rose Bowl and an Oklahoma squad that would've been in the Sugar Bowl if NIU didn't crash the party. There were several close calls and lots of fortunate breaks, but the D gave up more than 17 points just once before the Alabama loss and the wins over Michigan State, Michigan and USC helped make this a great year despite the final act.
38. BYU (10-3) 2012 CFN Score: 13.03
2012 CFN Preseason Ranking: 28
2011 Final Season Ranking: 32
2011 CFN Final Score: 12.03
2010 Final Season Ranking: 54
2010 CFN Score: 9.63
2009 Final Season Ranking: 11
2009 Final Score: 18.16
2008 Final Season Ranking: 33
2008 Final Score: 13.87
Key Stat: The Cougars finished third in the nation in total defense.
Life as an independent was better than the 8-5 record might make it appear. Five losses might not seem acceptable, but one came in a strange rivalry date against Utah; one came in a 7-6 loss at Boise State; one came against a good Oregon State team; one came in a 17-14 heartbreaker to Notre Dame; and one came in a 20-14 fight with a terrific San Jose State team. With a win over a great Utah State squad and a dominant bowl victory over San Diego State, the Cougars and their tremendous defense, weren't that bad.
54. Navy (8-5) 2012 CFN Score: 10.28
2012 CFN Preseason Ranking: 93
2011 Final Season Ranking: 70
2011 CFN Final Score: 10.28
2010 Final Season Ranking: 39
2010 CFN Score: 11.77
2009 Final Season Ranking: 26
2009 Final Score: 14.41
2008 Final Season Ranking: 42
2008 Final Score: 11.79
Key Stat: Navy was 114th in the nation in tackles for loss.
The Midshipmen went bowling again after a year off, but they were badly outclassed by Arizona State in an embarrassing 62-28 disaster. Beating Army and Air Force always makes for a good year, and getting by Central Michigan and Esat Carolina were nice wins, but there wasn't anything splashy getting blown away by Notre Dame and Penn State - all five losses were by double-digits.
116. Army (2-10) 2012 CFN Score: -1.66 2012 CFN Preseason Ranking:
108 2011 Final Season Ranking:
98 2011 CFN Final Score: 2.59
2010 Final Season Ranking: 71
2010 CFN Score: 6.84
2010 CFN Preseason Rank: 78
2009 Final Season Ranking: 104
2009 Final Score: 1.88
2008 Final Season Ranking: 1.18
2008 Final Score: 108
Key Stat: Army was first in the nation in rushing and last in the nation in passing for the second year in a row.
This was supposed to be the year when the Knights were going to challenge Navy and get back to being a regular on the bowl circuit. While the battle with Navy happened, coming down to a late fumble in a 17-13 loss, and the wins over Air Force and Boston College were nice, the team didn't play any defense. The service academies were the only FBS programs to be held under 28 points.


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Northwestern began the 2009-10 season as the only school in the country to have won an individual NCAA championship in the three previous seasons. While the Wildcats saw that streak come to an end, NU spent the recently completed campaign developing a talent base that featured six newcomers to the starting lineup in addition to one upperclassman, Andrew Nadhir, who reached new heights in his junior year.
Continue reading "Season in Review: Newcomers Grow Into Featured Roles for NU"


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In other news, Slashdot doesn't use commas in their titles.
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This is the fourth time this type of legislation has been introduced. It has yet to pass but this could change with the recent changes in composition in the Canadian Senate.
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When life gives you limes...
...make frostwire!
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Yes, it's a dictionary word, but one nice thing about these news institutions is that they provide a central archive of history and major events. Tweet is far more obscure and should be considered no different. Stick to professional language, please.
Of course, if somebody from the future looks back at newspapers from this time, they'll think that people like Lindsay Lohan were at the top of world-wide Monarchy....but that's beside the point.
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I'm not blind, but because I was cross-eyed for many years before I had corrective surgery, my brain tends to focus out of one eye primarily. My stereoscopic vision is quite limited, thus reducing depth perception and making it nearly impossible to see using those 3D glasses.
I remember staring at those Magic Eye posters for hours, frustrated that all the other kids could see dolphins and ships and stuff, while all I saw was a bunch of weird looking colors.
Thanks to the wonders of a college class on Visual Perception, I now understand why. Mod this "+5, Woe is me"?
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I did not know that. So, all those hilarious comments I leave to get me karma are for nothing?
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President Thomas S. Monson dedicated the Calgary Alberta Temple today. It's always wonderful to hear of new temple dedications.
Meanwhile, I'm up here in Cache Valley for tomorrow's temple studies conference, which seems appropriate. Some of us met this evening to discuss ways to further temple studies in North America. There are already good things happening in Great Britain, under the leadership of, among others, Margaret Barker and Laurence Hemming — who, as it happens, were here for the meeting tonight and will be speaking tomorrow.
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In 2014, with the Nevada Athletic Commission banning the use of testosterone and the UFC enforcing stricter drug testing within its ranks, the sport of MMA has perceivably started to become a more even playing field.
Perceivably, because the UFC is only now just beginning to ramp up the process of weeding out cheaters within the sport. As UFC CEO Lorenzo Fertitta recently told ESPN, Zuffa is currently interviewing companies to enact out-of-competition drug testing to the fighters under contract with the UFC. It wont be long before any fighter under the Zuffa banner can be randomly tested, in and out of competition, for performance enhancing drugs.
And the Vice President of Regulatory Affairs for the UFC, Marc Ratner, has been instrumental in not only educating officials within new markets about the sport but of also standing at the forefront of the movement to clean up MMA as well. One of the reasons for the emphasis is that fighting, as a literal transaction between two combatants with an intent to do harm, is far more dangerous than other sports, where a ball or a puck becomes a metaphor for exacting that will.
Ratner appeared on the Monday edition of The MMA Hour and talked about the UFCs efforts to clean the sport up.
"I think that this year-round testing and out of competition is very important," Ratner told Ariel Helwani. "Unlike baseball if youre taking a performance enhancing drug and you hit the ball further, thats a big advantage, but in fighting, whether its boxing or in MMA -- and youre chemically stronger and you win a fight that you may not of and hurt somebody and test positive -- that could be a criminal offense as well as losing the fight or it becoming a no contest.
"So Im all for out-of-competition testing. I want an even playing field and I believe in it with all my heart."
Just in 2014, out-of-competition testing cost Chael Sonnen, who tested positive for HGH, EPO and other banned substances in June, not only his next fight in the UFC, but ultimately his television job at FOX as an analyst. Flyweight challenger Ali Baugatinov also tested positive for EPO, while the freshly retired Wanderlei Silva fled a random test back in May, which in the eyes of many (including the NAC) looked like an admission of guilt.
Ratner said that right now the UFC is still talking to companies to determine who will conduct the out-of-competition tests going forward, and that there were some broader logistics to sort out.
"Ive had some proposals from different [companies]," he said. "Ive had some telephonic talks and one in-person meeting. Yeah, were still in the process. One of the hold-ups will be if the fighter tests positive, the arbitration process, how it will be dealt with in every state. We have to make sure that if somebody is suspended that all states honor it, which they should, and foreign countries also.
"So there are some logistics, but we are going to do something. Im very confident. It may not be by the first of the year but itll be right after that. We are in the process, and everybody here has bought into it, so we are going to do something its just a question of when."
When asked if at some point in the near future the entire fight card of a given event will be subjected to testing, rather than just designated competitors, Ratner said it would depend on the independent third party conducting those tests.
"Thatll be up to the drug testing company that we select, and they will randomly test, and its all be out-of-competition," he said. "And just so everybody knows, out-of-competition is for performance enhancing drugs. So were not talking about illegal street drugs, were only talking about performance enhancing, and if somebody had smoked dope in February and fighting in April its not relevant to what were talking about."
Ratner wouldnt say how much Zuffa is budgeting out to make the out-of-competition drug testing a reality, but did say, "We would all like to get paid that kind of money."
Another subject that Ratner talked about was the UFCs controversial removal of a judge mid-event at UFC Fight Night 48 in August. UFC president Dana White plucked judge Howard Hughes from the rotation in Macau -- a place where the UFC acts as its own commission -- after he saw a scorecard he didnt agree with. It turns out that it wasnt Hughes who came up with the disagreeable score, it was another judge, which complicated the breach of protocol that much further.
But Ratner said it didnt matter who it was, because its not something that should ever happen.
"Its an impossibility to do and hell never do it again," he said. "Its the fan in [White]. He is so passionate about this sport and when he feels theres a wrong, he wants to correct it. It so happens he didnt get all the information and the correct information, so this wont happen again. But it is a complete no-no.
"Ive been in college games refereeing football where Ive had a coach tell me, if I could get rid of you right now I would. But they cant. They cant do that in the NFL, they cant do that in the NBA. What happens though is if you get enough bad marks on your name, you dont get rehired. All these contracts in all the major sports are year-to-year. Theres always a way to get rid of a bad official, but not during the event."
Asked to explain why its a conflict for a promoter -- even one acting as its own commission in a foreign land -- to meddle with officials, Ratner didnt mince words.
"It undermines the whole regulatory process," he said. "If a judge is judging and is so worried that the promoter or the owner or somebody is going to say something, you cant have that. Its just the wrong message to send.
"Like I said, it wont happen again. I love Danas passion, though. If I would have been there I would have certainly talked to the judge and say look it, youve got to be better in the next fight, and then maybe not of used them again. But that wasnt the case, and I was in Tulsa [for UFC Fight Night 49, going on later that night]."


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That's a unique setup you're building there battlecattle. I can see from that shot you are prone to making modications to suit your needs of the bike, what is it about that lighting rig that made you build it?
Many things really. The first huge hurdle is the 400watt stator. Under normal use it is plenty but if you add heated gloves, jacket and stop and go traffic it hates you. The headlight alone draws 4.8amps per headlight! and you have 2 of them! In contrast my heated jacket alone draws 7.4amps total with jacket and low beam headlight is 12.2amps now that seems reasonable but 12.2amps * 12V = 146.4 watts
we only have 400watts! That is almost half of the available power, add the highbeam and you are over 200watts (204watts).
Now I haven't found a single source that has determined what the bike requires to stay running so I am saying roughly 150watts. If that is the case I have a remaining 4.2amps left.
Granted that is a high draw and assuming idle but that is worst case. If I am in stop and go traffic with bitter winds would you want to turn your heated gear down? Not I!
back to the headlight...
My new headlight design will draw .85amps on lowbeam. and 2.4amps for each highbeam. So with all 3 lights on 5.65amps with the ability to turn off each individually. That means I can bring my current draw down by 5.65amps with the flick of a switch (assuming daylight). Also the 3 headlight design gives me piece of mind in case of a failure, hopefully at least 1 will continue to work until civilization.
A little history, (or skip nothing important) I have been working on this for a few months and originally started off with a .5amp LED headlight replacement which for lack of a better word, shitty. But it also showed me another problem with the bike itself. The headlight blub out light, that little miracle would shut down the circuit if the current was too low. Now after trying to find a device that would produce a variable steady draw I was able to determine (roughly and crudely) that the CANBUS is looking for a current draw of atleast .8amps. On my meter I saw .7 but it wasn't steady so I don't believe it. Now if you remember from the previous part of the post my low beam draws .85amps, how convenient no error light!
Now the biggest part of this whole project is to minimize the effect on the "stock bike". I don't want to cut the harness (unfortunately unless a miracle happens I will have to), I don't follow the normal farkles people put on, nor do I want to bring the bike to a point I cannot put the stock stuff back on.
I will answer any questions I can about what I am doing and why. I over think everything and have very high standards about how I do things. As an example wiring everything on the bike, every splice (very very few, eliminating them this year) is done in this
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1. In a large mixing bowl, combine meat, milk, onion, breadcrumbs, and egg. Mix well.
2. Add sage, paprika, coriander, tomato sauce, and Worcestershire sauce. Mix to incorporate.
3. Roll mixture into small balls.
4. Place a frying pan on flame, pour oil, and place patties in it. With fork flatten the patties.
5. Turn the heat to medium, and cook evenly on each side.
6. Cut hamburger buns into half. Then cut them into mini buns as shown in the video.
7. Place patties, cheese, tomato sauce, and lettuce leaf on top.
8. Cover it with another slice of bun, and insert a toothpick in middle.
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1. "Scream" by Michael Jackson and Janet Jackson (1995)
Directed by Mark Romanek for $7,000,000 ($10,546,626 in 2013)
Honorable Mention:
Michael Jackson's "Captain EO"
Not technically a music video, this 17-minute Francis Ford Coppola directed short film was shown at Disney theme parks in the late '80s and early '90s. It only had one network television airing and isn't available on home video, which is pretty amazing when you consider it cost a whopping $30 million to produce! At $1.76 million a minute, it was the most expensive screen time ever.
[Photo: Epic Records/Columbia/Sire-Warner Brothers/Geffen]


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We are often asked "What is the typical short sale process?" To fully understand the short sale process one must first understand what it means when a homeowner elects to short sale their home.
What is a Short Sale?
A short sale is a home that is being sold for less than what the homeowner owes the lender. It's important to know that during a short sale there are two parties who must agree to the terms of your offer, the seller and the bank. Beyond that a short sale is considered a regular sale between the seller and buyer.
It is important to note that a homeowner must document their financial hardship by providing their lender with copies of their tax return for the last two years, current pay stubs for the past 2 months and a host of other financial information. Be sure to have your Realtor asks the listing agent were they are in the short sale process.
A short sale is an excellent solution for homeowners who need to sell and who owe more on their homes than what the current market dictates.
Eight Facts Every Buyer Needs to Know Before Placing an Offer on a Short Sale
1. It's important to know how many loans are on the property. If there is more than one loan the lender in 2nd position typically only receives a very small payoff and may withhold their approval for a short sale in an attempt to obtain a higher payoff.
2. Find out who the lenders are and ask your agent if they have dealt with the lender and what their experiences have been. Lender approval varies from bank to bank.
3. Where are the sellers in the short sale process? It's important to know if/when the seller submitted their financials to the lender. If they're just starting the process you can be in for a long wait of approval while the bank review the sellers hardship claims.
4. It's important to know that most lenders will want to net approximately 85% of the current market value after paying commissions and closing costs.
5. Does the lender own the loan or are they simply servicing (collecting payments) the loan. If the lender is only servicing the loan there will be additional entities involved in the approval process.
6. Is the loan insured by a government agency or eligable under HAFA? If so, approval will be required from the agency that issues the mortgage insurance. This will add more time to the approval process.
7. Lenders may reject your offer if you ask the seller for things like a home warranty, repairs or more than 3% in seller closing cost assistance.
8. One of the most important questions to ask is if the seller's agent has had past experience successfully closing short sales.
After your offer is accepted by the seller, their Realtor will send your offer to the seller's lender for consideration and acceptance. It is important to note that at this stage, you offer is not "technically" accepted since the lender, or lenders, have not agreed to a short sale. As a result, escrow is typically not opened and the buyer's earnest money deposit is not required until a short pay approval letter is provided.
Although it is a matter of great debate among Realtors, some banks require that the seller's agent keep the listing "active" in the MLS for a predetermined number of days (usually 14), to obtain back-up offers from other interested buyers.
The short sale process will always include an Appraisal from a licensed Real Estate Appraiser, BPO (Broker Price Opinion) from a local real estate agent, as well as a thorough review by the lender's loss mitigation department. This process can take anywhere from a few weeks to several months.
When the bank responds with an answer it will be in the form of a counter offer, a request for the seller to contribute funds of their own, and/or the offer may be accepted outright and a short sale letter of approval will be provided to the seller and their Realtor. This letter will contain the price the bank is willing to accept, what closing cost are to be paid by the lender, the seller and buyer, and the time period in which the sale and transaction must close, usually within 30-45 days of official acceptance. It's important to note that once the short sale approval letter is received the time periods agreed to in your offer start ticking.
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Greenbrier Resort Hotel is an American treasure and National Historic Landmark located in White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia.
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What to do in the state's seven tourism regions.
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A Berkeley Springs inn "catering to romantic couples."
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A day on the Bay
Often overlooked, Corpus Christi Bay a convenient option for local anglers
CORPUS CHRISTI - Corpus Christi Bay, as an angling destination, is among the more misunderstood and underrated bodies of water in Texas.
This wasn't always the case.
Oh sure, eastern sections of the bay are popular enough today, with features such as Shamrock Island, Shamrock Cove, Fish Pass and the East Flats. But these areas are on the backside of Mustang Island and sometimes mistakenly not considered part of Corpus Christi Bay proper.
If you ask folks who fish one of these spots which bay they were in, I'd guess that a fair number would pause before answering. And now that Packery Channel permanently divides Mustang and Padre islands, folks might classify waters between the JFK Causeway and Dimmit Island as part of Corpus Christi Bay. Just so you know, Texas Parks & Wildlife draws the east-west line that separates Laguna Madre and Corpus Christi Bay roughly at Dimmit Island.
Regardless, it's no surprise that many locals think of the city's namesake bay as a scenic feature rather than a fishing destination. And then there's this. Many times of the year, the most prominent part of this windblown bay is more conducive to sailing, wind surfing or kite-boarding.
Much of it would be best enjoyed by anglers during fair weather, but this has become less popular in recent years.
Anglers from decades past took full advantage of the bay's convenience and potential. I can't fully explain the change in attitude.
Neither can Doug Bird, a former A-list guide now retired who spent hundreds of hours along the Corpus Christi Bayfront, learning its fish-holding features.
He wishes he'd learned more from a group whom he's sure held secrets they may have taken to their graves.
Bird recalls a common morning sight at the bayfront. A group of six to eight men he estimates to be in their 70s and 80s would gather at the old L-Head bait shop to discuss fishing strategy for the day. On calm mornings they'd go to the wells or to some of the open bay's deep reefs.
He sort of knew one of them named Cub Culbertson, who Bird thinks had been the used car manager for the local Chrysler dealership. He had a boat with an inboard-outboard engine.
If the wind kicked up they'd target the rocks, mainly the breakwater structures that guard the bay still.
"Man, those guys caught a lot of fish," Bird said.
Not long after that, folks said the same thing about Bird.
When the bays turned cool. Bird would hit the storm drains, where rushing water had gouged a deep cavity. Trout sought warmth in those holes. Other days, Bird would fish the bayfront like a bass angler would, seeking patches of seagrass or targeting the piers, guts and bars that form along the shoreline.
The farther south you go, these beach-like formations become more pronounced.
In spring and summer, wading waist deep for trout with topwaters was good from Cole Park southward. In winter, a slow-sinking MirrOLure M28 seemed to work best. Bird believes Corpus Christi Bay trout fight as hard as beach trout but do not grow as large. He can't recall catching any eight- or nine-pounders in Corpus Christi Bay. But he remembers several days when the average weight for dozens of fish was in the three- to four-pound range.
And one year he found a school of redfish near one of the gas wells. All of them were 25- to 30-pounders.
"I had those fish all summer," Bird recalls. "When it was calm or we had a slight breeze, they were easy to find."
There is a rumor Bird believes is true about the historic path of the Nueces River. Old timers say the riverbed left a submerged trench along the bayfront, then cut a path eastward across the bay to either Newport Pass or Corpus Christi Pass.
I couldn't verify this, but I can say that Corpus Christi Bay today remains am an under used fishery. Though one of my fishing partners is doing his part to change this.
A couple weeks ago, Buddy Toepfer, his son Chad and I had a plan to fish the Packery Jetties from a boat. During a falling tide, the plan was to set up just outside the jetty's mouth. With baitfish pouring from the channel, surely a variety of predators would be there.
We didn't figure on the power of a brisk east-southeast wind greeting that falling tide. The narrow mouth of the Packery Jetties can be dangerous under these conditions. It was rough and the fishing was poor.
So we retreated into the bay and decided to head for the biggest gas rig in sight on the east side of Corpus Christi Bay. It was a little rough getting there but not too bad in a V-hull bay boat.
It's a lot easier to fish these wells in calm weather. But even under the conditions we found, we caught trout, mangrove snapper, sand trout and, oddly enough, a small red snapper. All on live shrimp.
And then this past week, Buddy and I hit the bayfront on a calm afternoon. Again the tide was falling and we were using shrimp. This time the boat ride was just a few hundred yards to the breakwater rocks. This would be a convenient paddling destination.
These breakwaters are a series of exposed linear rock piles with several gaps separating them. Coming from Jane's L-Head and the fine municipal boat ramp there, we passed the opening with channel markers and anchored near the second gap north of there. It was just past noon and the water temperature was just below 70 degrees.
For the next two and a half hours, one or both of us either had a fish on the hook, was baiting a hook or removing a fish from a hook. When the tide went slack, the bite nearly stopped and the perch moved in.
By 3 p.m. we had caught nearly 60 gray or mangrove snapper, a trout, a flounder, a Spanish mackerel and a butterfly drum. All in the shadow of the Omni Hotels.
Buddy used an 8.5-foot custom spinning rod with a Shimano reel spooled with 30-pound PowerPro line and 50-pound Ande shock leader.
I used a 7-foot medium action Waterloo Rod with a Shimano baitcaster spooled with 20-pound PowerPro line and a heavy monofilament leader.
We used a No. 4 treble hook with an eighth-ounce splitshot.
If you have a choice, use small to medium live shrimp. Once the bite is on, you might try switching to fresh dead shrimp or cutting live ones in half. Buy twice as much bait as you think you'll need. We went through 100 shrimp in less than three hours.
-- 1 stick of butter
-- Juice from 2 lemons
-- 2 tablespoons ketchup
-- 1 teaspoon teriyaki sauce
-- 1 teaspoon Buddys Blends Seasoning (available at www.buddysblends.com)
Melt butter and blend ingredients in a saucepan. Simmer briefly and pour over cooked fillets. To thicken sauce, either simmer until it reaches desired consistency or add a mixture of water and corn starch and simmer.
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