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Things I liked:nice stock I like the checkering it seems well made,it is very powerful for a Chinese gun it appears nicely made
Things I would have changed:the trigger is really the only drawback so far it is heavy and rough the trigger is the only reason for 4 star overall rating
What others should know:I received my Winchester 1028 today from pyramid for 120.00 and made in china it appears well made looks nice. it is a wide gun and heavy. the cocking effort is high I haven't measured it yet I have 2 herniated discs in my back I had to have my son who is 17 cock and load the rifle for me he struggled to cock the gun I am hoping the neurosurgeon can repair me to the point I can use this gun, I may have purchased to much gun lol. this gun has a ton of recoil, and is very loud compared to my Sheridan silver streak which is .20 we are shooting at an old license plate from back when they were made thicker it almost went through at about 15yrds it put a significantly deeper dent than my .20 Sheridan. as I read in all the reviews before I bought the gun the trigger is not that good it feels rough and is heavy, this may improve after its broke in I would think it would at least get a little better. I am hoping to be able to do a full review after its broke in depends on my back. my first impression is this is a lot of gun for the money, its heavy, and wide it is very powerful,and loud definitely not for children. there is no doubt this gun would drop a squirrel, and possibly a rabbit with a well placed shot. I think its a lot of gun for the money. if 120.00 is around your price range its defiantly worth considering. the gun is made by daisy.
99% sure the gun is made in Turkey and the instructions are printed in China. Thanks for the review BTW.
Things I liked:I bought the Winchester 1000 .177 used. It has a walnut stock. It is supperb quality.e fit and finish is far supperior to anything in this price range. omme of the specifications that Pyramyd Air post are not correct. Such as weight.Think of this as a Beemman R1 in weight, length and therefore overall size.It is big and not for the young. It is hard to cock for this 84 year old. It is a killer air rifle. Do not even hesitate. Buy it.
Things I would have changed:Nothing. Sure the trigger is not a HW Rekord trigger. But it is far better than most
What others should know:If you are looking for a powerful quality air rifle at a throw aa price.You have found it. Even if you have a closet full of air guns.
Things I liked:Good power, nice 4X32AO scope that once dialed in has held its place very well. The rifle has a good weight and feel for an adult and the details like the checkering on the stock and beautiful finish are first rate. This rifle is a real buy at its low price point. It also makes a good small game rifle. I have used it to squirrel hunt and it is plenty capable of a good humane quick kill shot using a domed or hollow point 8g pellet with proper shot placement.(Check hunting regulations for your area as they may be different then in mine.)
Things I would have changed:I probably wouldn't and have not changed a thing, but I will say that this gun would probably be on the heavy side for a younger shooter. I would suppose the trigger could stand to have a bit lighter pull for a younger shooter, but as a large adult I don't find it all that bad, but I can see where maybe a smaller fellow might find the trigger a bit on the heavy side.
What others should know:I have shot several different brands of pellets through this and mine seems to really like the RWS Super Dome pellets the best. It is also a bit longer then many other break barrel air rifles...so make sure you either own or buy a case that is long enough. With proper care and maintenance this rifle should really hold up well over time.
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Revisit Buster's greatest moments from MythBusters history. He's taken more than a dummy can bear, but now Buster is ready for a rebuild down to the last battered nut and bold. From his fateful trip in the Elevator of Death to the Bridge Jump that claimed his last limbs, we'll see the finest sacrifices of Buster's time. The MythBusters don't just tell the myths, they put them to the test.
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I have renegade knee hairs. I can shave 3 or 4 times and STILL miss them!
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I have renegade knee hairs. I can shave 3 or 4 times and STILL miss them!
I am not super hairy, I mean, I am significantly more hairy than I would like to be, but in the scheme of if my husband is on one end of really hairy and a baby is on the other end, I'm probably somewhere in the low end of middle. (My husband is crazy hairy, buuuut it's soft and not all gross and coarse and curly so it doesn't bother me. Sorry, Todash. That might have been too much share time.)
I am however very pale and my hair is very dark and thick. Apparently a good head of hair means you have to make other sacrifices.
If I could afford lazer hair removal I would be in there in a flash is what I'm saying.
I usually shave when I feel like it's time for that. But yes sometimes when I shave I miss
most of the hair and have to start all over again. Especially when I shave my legs.
I had a renagade hair come out of the middle of my neck one time. I was about 17, so what's up with that. Finally someone told me.. I say wah? and I could tug on it. Thank god it was blonde. I swear, if I was a man I would have a full beard and stash. Shaving errr. Wait a minute, maybe I would if I did not have to take care of that stuff...


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One of the other hardest parts of losing my baby girl is that I am so alone in this. I have no family here, they are in the next state over. I have friends and co workers but I don't have family or that intimate partner to help me through this. Soleil's dad is willing to talk to me and support me, but it is just not the same as having someone to come home to. I went home over the summer and stayed with my family for over a month. It was so nice to have that human contact and friends there that I have been close with since grade school. Now Im starting to cry as I write this. When I came back to town after visiting my family, I just cried and cried because I was so alone again. I tied to make efforts to go out with my friends and then I started back to work.
Then I met a new guy and I was super excited. It was so new and I got excited to quickly. Everything was nice, conversation good and all we did was kiss. Finally I thought, after all my horrible relationships lately. Well a week goes by, no phone calls, nothing. I don't get it and now Im just a wreck thinking I shouldn't even date right now, I need to take care of myself....but I am so sick of taking care of myself, I want someone close there to comfort me. It is to hard right now to do all this mourning by myself
Now it has me thinking, when is the right time to date again, when I am going to be strong enough to handle the let downs, because I don't think I can handle any more let downs. It just feels like such a loose loose situation. All it did was remind me of how alone I am in all of this and how stupid I was for thinking of getting involved with someone. I don't know anymore.


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By Jim Boylan
Last week a friend of mine asked me what I thought about the upcoming town office vote. I said that it seemed clear to me Waitsfield needs to do something with our current town office situation. I had to admit to him that I do not yet have a firm position on the ballot question at hand.
I do, however, think that it is very unfortunate that this decision is being put into a very small decision box – in this case the ballot box – segregated from other issues the town is facing.
The first issue I mentioned to my friend was the state of the commercial/real estate sector in town. The other day as I drove along Route 100 going north from Warren, I was disturbed by the number of commercial vacancies. I noted that as you cross the bridge into Waitsfield the market at the Kingsbury/Foodbank Farm is out of business and then you drive by the very old Egan's Big World that has been for sale for a number of years. That is followed by the empty and for sale Purple Moon Pub/Easy Street Cafe and quickly with a for rent sign at the Bookkeeping Etc. building. When you get to the Route 17 intersection you see the most recent rendition of Egan's that has been empty and for sale for several years, followed quickly by the old Troll Shop building on the corner of Bragg Hill. It has been underutilized for a number of years and is now empty, for sale and looking a bit worn around the edges.
These are quickly followed by a for sale sign on one of the commercial condos at Irasville Common. Then you drive into Mad River Green where you go by an empty storefront in the red building behind Northfield Savings Bank and as you turn into the parking lot you see Jay's Restaurant, which was recently closed, its contents auctioned off and is now empty. There is another storefront in the green that looks empty except for a chair and a small sign in the window and yet another one next to Better Travel across from the post office that is empty.
Across Route 100 in Village Square there is a fair-sized empty storefront next to the drug store. As I continued up Route 100, I see an office space for rent sign on the Back to Action building. The large white building on the corner of Bridge Street is for sale and then there is a commercial space for rent sign on the old church next to the Valley Players.
A healthy commercial real estate market will always have a vacancy rate. It is good to have a few properties available for new or expanding businesses to move into, but it is bad to have too many vacant properties available. Eventually, too many vacancies start to feed on themselves and tend to drive the market and the community property values down. If left empty, commercial properties produce less taxes and in some cases no taxes at all.
I turned around in the Waitsfield school and headed south. I noted the number of properties that are either owned by the town and/or nonprofits along the stretch of Route 100 up to Bridge Street. The school, the Wait House, the Mad River Valley Health Center, the old polo field, the cemetery, the fire station, the ambulance service, Waitsfield United Church of Christ, the Masonic Hall and the library/town office are all there. These are a significant number of properties along a prime stretch of our "village center," most of which are not generating the revenue they would if they were privately owned, income-producing/commercial properties. As I went up the hill, I went by the Couples Club Field (owned by a nonprofit) and the pond in front of the Big Picture, which up until a few years ago, when the town had to pay for the repair of the dam at the end of the pond, most Waitsfield residents did not realize the town owned.
For some reason the select board has also become involved in trying to buy the Flemer Barns. The Flemer Barns situation should not be ignored in this puzzle. It is another large parcel in the "village center" that has the potential of being a positive economic asset, but it could easily become a long-term economic drain to the town based on a quasi public decision process. I think the town should extricate itself from involvement in this property and let the private real estate market work its process without any public sector involvement. There is no "public purpose" in the town's involvement in the Flemer Barns. We already own several historic properties; we do not need to own more.
We are now faced with the town office up or down vote.
As you think about your vote on this important issue you should look at the whole picture of what is going on in town and not just focus on some amount of "federal money" connected with one decision path. I do not have a recommendation, but I do know that there are changes occurring along our Main Street other than the sidewalk. All of these changes need to be carefully evaluated in light of a broader long-term economic picture, not just one decision point at a time.
A book titled The Tipping Point: How Little Things Can Make a Big Difference was published in 2000; it rose to the best-seller list. It was a socio-economic work that put forward the theory that the "tipping point is that magic moment when an idea, trend, social or economic behavior crosses a threshold, tips and the consequences (positive or negative) spread like wildfire."
We may very well be at a tipping point here in Waitsfield where public investment exceeds the private market's threshold for investment and the tip occurs. We have no way of predicting the consequences when that tip happens, but the tip will have an impact on us all who live and pay taxes here and we all should keep the "tipping point" in mind when we are thinking about how we will be voting.
Boylan lives in Waitsfield.


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Hensley retires, Moss moves: This and that in sports
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Williamson High School graduate and current Riverside football coach Ralph Hensley is retiring, according to W.Va. Preps message board. Hensley is a WHS hall of fame member, who was a 3-sport star for the Wolfpack. He graduated back in 1968.
Ralph started his coaching career as an assistant coach at the old East Bank High School back in 1973 and later became the head coach at that Kanawha County school. When the school was consolidated with Dupont to from Riverside, he was the assistant and later the head coach. He has also coached track and wrestling during his long career.
Ralph, a class act, led the Pioneers of East Bank to several state championships and playoff appearances.
After 39 years of coaching, Ralph is hanging it up the cleats. His mother, who still lived here in Mingo County, passed away last year.
… Thad Moss, the grandson of WHS hall of famer Frank Offutt, has enrolled at St. Albans High School, according to a story in the Charleston Daily Mail. Thad is the son of Randy Moss and Kanawha Valley native Libby Offutt, who is Frank's daughter. Thad Moss is one of four children to Randy Moss and Offutt. They also have two daughters, Sydney and Senali and another son Montigo.
Sydney is a freshman basketball player at the University of Florida. She was the Kentucky prep player of the year last season.
Thad just completed his freshman football season at Boone County High School in Florence, Ky., where he played tight end. He also has played basketball and is expected to play for St. Albans.
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Mingo Central starts a new era for its program with firs year head coach Brad Napier. In Kentucky, Belfry head coach Randy Casey has already started working out some of his players. He always has a few players that have to come out late for basketball because the Pirates usually have a deep run into the football playoffs.
The girls' teams have already started practicing in both states. In mid-December the Williamson Daily News will have team photos, rosters and schedules in a special basketball edition.
Belfry's Justin Johnson scored three more touchdowns and had 137 yard rushing on only 10 carries in the Pirates playoff win over Lawrence County.
His teammate Josh Robinson scored two touchdowns. Madison Ghormley once again led the Pirates on defense with 12 tackles. Belfry will host Breathitt County this Friday, which should be a great regional championship game.
West Virginia University football coach Dana Holgorsen has announced that freshman receiver Travares Copeland has left the team for personal reasons. Holgorsen will have no further comment.
Because of the early press deadline for the WDN on Saturday's, the Tug Valley-Madonna game story will be in our next print edition, which is on Tuesday. The WDN apologizes for any inconvenience.
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The question is how Apple will make this transition as their current Apple TV has no storage capacity. Will it be streamed via airplay like Real Racing? I'm excited to what Apple will bring to the table. They don't need a dedicated gaming console but maybe release the next generation Apple TV which will storage capacity for apps? I don't know. It will be interesting to see though. Maybe it won't be the iTV that we are hoping for but a more powerful Apple TV.
Apple TV and the future of gaming
Earlier this week, Nat Brown, one of the original Xbox team members at Microsoft, wrote a piece on the present and future of gaming, and Apple's potential to shape it. From iLike.code:
Apple, if it chooses to do so, will simply kill Playstation, Wii-U and xBox by introducing an open 30%-cut app/game ecosystem for Apple-TV. I already make a lot of money on iOS – I will be the first to write apps for Apple-TV when I can, and I know I'll make money.
M.G. Siegler, who has good sources on Apple, says that while he hasn't heard anything about an Apple TV SDK specifically, he does believe that something is on track for the fall. From TechCrunch:
This is all speculation, of course. But while everyone is busy focusing on the hardware, they're looking past the obvious software advantage of anything Apple does in the living room. The 800,000 apps won't translate directly, but in two categories in particular: video and video games, Apple is going to dominate where their rivals cannot simply because of the support of small, third-party app developers.
Just like with power users vs. empowered users, hardcore gamers would likely lament the death of the dedicated console market, but their numbers and concerns would be dwarfed by the influx of casual, mainstream gamers.
Read both posts, it really would be a "delicious twist".
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Apple TV and the future of gaming
Look at that black box long enough and it might shape shift.
Are we comparing Angry Birds to Halo? Really? Or Infinity Blade to Mass Effect?
There is no real "gaming" on iOS, none whatsoever. There is very casual gaming, supported by a touch interface that is horrible to any game but the most casual. Apple and the media in general are desperately trying to position iDevices as "gaming" devices and they are not, they are casual gaming devices, which is a completely different animal.
iOS is not a gaming OS, the devices lack computing power and storage to run anything that resembles real gaming, like Skyrim, Call of Duty, Far Cry or Assassins Creed. No one will want to fire up a 50" TV for a session of "Where's My Water".
Apple TV lacks storage and computing power. If Apple plans to run anything different than Fruit Ninja on it, they better came out with a REAL overhaul, otherwise this is moot. And if Apple does that, it will be building a console just like the PSP and the XBox, not a crippled streamer like the current Apple TV.
I think the point is that iOS is (and Nintendo would likely agree) a serious competitor to the DS class gaming device.
And if you disagree, I would like to again state, Nintendo likely agrees.
Exactly! This is what MG and everyone else seems to be missing. Gaming on iOS or Android devices is fine if you're talking about casual fare like The Room or Fruit Ninja/Angry Birds and yet developers keep filling up the App Store with games that have on screen virtual joysticks which are terrible to use and quite frankly embarrassing. Also no iOS device has anywhere near the horsepower to run a real game like Mass Effect or Battlefield and the notion of running a real Call of Duty game on the current Apple TV is laughable at best, ignorant at worst.
The basic premise is:
The market for casual gamers is much larger than the market for "real" FPS games.
Apple's app store business model is so much better than the current game console model that'll it'll sweep away that old game console model through shear force of ease of use, which enables more games and more money for everyone involved. It's a pretty big network effect.
Apple is perceived to be following a yearly hardware upgrade cadence. Current A6 SoCs may not be competitive to 5 year old game consoles, but just wait a year or two. Two years from now, an Apple SoC could have 4x the CPU and 4x the GPU. This is another thing that can obviate the game console business model where there's one hardware update every 5-8 years. So, even if those big FPS games aren't there at the beginning, they will come as the hardware is improving at 2x rate or so, and will be able to support those FPS games.
So, yeah, that's why all these game console folks think Apple could disrupt the current game console market if they so choose. I think Apple is hesitant because it's really a smallish niche and simply won't be as profitable as smartphones and tablets.
I don't think the market for casual gamers, people that expect free games or $0.99 games can be compared to the real games market, where people routinely pay $50 for a good game. It is a multibillion dollar industry that passed the "casual" phase about two decades ago.
Apple app store business model is better for Apple, who takes 30% of everything for doing nothing, not for gaming companies or developers. This model will not last for long, the whole gaming industry will not roll over like the music industry, RIP.
Apple chips are low power ARM based processors, they will never compete with dedicated processors like the ones used on the PS3. The architecture is completely different, geared towards different objectives. It is not a matter of a year or two, it would need a shift from mobile back to desktop. Let's remember that Moore's Law is broken and processor power is not advancing like it did in the past.
If Apple disrupts this industry based on its marketing force, what we will see is the death of gaming as we know. Apple cannot provide an environment with the power of a PC or console, so those games will die off and we will have the Age of Angry Birds.
I agree with you but I don't feel it would be such a bad thing even if Apple did attempt to do this anyways since I feel the people who enjoy the casual games the most are not the people who go out and buy a console so I don't see it changing the minds of people who are already part of this niche. I see Apple as a bigger threat to Nintendo since it normally targets younger generation players and has different graphics which would be easier to imitate on iOS and portable gaming devices like the Vita and 3DS since for the most part they are less powerful or capable than the console counter-part. At the moment I don't see the need for Sony or Microsoft to worry but if Apple did attempt this and it started gaining tracting and more power then they would need to accomodate Apple into their worries.
Each device adds processing power. Think about how the AppleTV, with it's A5-A6-A7 processors, maybe even dual, co-powered by your iOS device(s). I'd imagine some processing would be done on the TV and some done on the device, now to me that smells like a solution to the whole notion that an AppleTV cannot power higher quality games.
Nintendo's Wii U gamepad (tablet) drops framerates in half when a second gamepad is added/used at the same time. I doubt we'll see the same happen since iOS devices have gotten beefier each cycle.
I don't think the AppleTV could power any higher quality games because even through processor iteration cycles it would take it much longer to catch up to the current gen(kinda past) without requiring a pretty large jump in price. I also see the processor iteration cycle as a problem because games would be developed for the current generation (at least the better games) and if that changes every year then the consoles (or AppleTV in this case) would become outdated. So the combination of higher price and the consoles becoming outdated quicker would simply not work. This is of course assuming that Apple would do the same thing with the consoles that it does to most of their other devices. The reason that game consoles don't have updated specs every year is because they shouldn't. If they did people would be less willing to purchase a console since games made for it would be obsolete the next time and it would make it more difficult for game designers to make sure their product reaches as many people as possible. It would be similar to the fragmentation seen on android in a way. The only way Apple could actually give competition against Sony and Microsoft is if they made an actual console not an upgraded AppleTV or any kind of version of it.
So long story short, no the AppleTV could not power higher quality games without reaching the cost of an actual console and it would be a bad choice because it would cause fragmentation with its yearly or semi-yearly update cycle.
I think it depends on what kind of hardcore gamer were looking at. There are those that I would call devoted hardcore gamers who have a gaming desktop or laptop and regular hardcore gamers who play on consoles by choise or due to monetary constraints. Each have their pros and cons but I see what you meant with your post. Im assuming they were referring to the second type of hardcore gamer I mentioned.
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Gene was born January 14, 1940 at Van Lear, Ky. the son of the late Walter Aaron and Dialphia Spencer Watson. He was also preceded in death by two sisters, Ruth Holsbach and Louise Dotson and one brother, Rodney Watson.
Gene was a retired coal miner with Eastern Coal Corporation and a loving son, father, grandfather, brother and friend.
Survivors include his longtime loving companion, Linda Sampson of Bristol, son Trey (Wanda) Watson of Belfry, Ky., daughters, Lisa Watson Thornsberry of Bristol, Gena (Bucky) May of Canada, Ky. and Tia (Chris) Ratliff of Belfry, brothers, Jimmy, Richard and Mike Watson all of Belfry, Ronnie and Gary Watson both of Pikeville, Ky., sisters, Ollie Rowe of Virginia, Margaret Matney of Grundy, Va., Shelby Varney of Morristown, Tenn., and Janet Thacker of N.C., grandchildren, Kari Cook, Nathanael Thornsberry, Bryana Deskins, Cheyenne Thornsberry, Gabrielle Kevish, Tanner Daugherty, Destiny Trey Watson, David Cade Watson and Colby Daugherty; great grandchildren, Sarah Jane Cook, Mykaela Raine Cook, Jaxon Cole Estridge and Joshua Bentley Kevish and a host of loving family and friends.
Funeral services will be held Saturday, April 20, 2013 at 1 p.m. in the R. E. Rogers Funeral Home Chapel with Mike Smith officiating. Burial will follow in the Mountain View Memory Gardens, Huddy, Ky. with Chris Ratliff, Tanner Daugherty, Mike Watson, Bucky May, Joshua Watson and Jordan Watson serving as pallbearers.
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Carroll County rolled up over 400 yards and 19 first downs Friday night at Bill Strong Field in Independence, but key penalties and an even more potent Grayson County offense allowed the Blue Devils to come away with a 45-20 victory.
"They did not do anything we didn't work on. We've just got to make plays," said Carroll Head Coach Tom Hale. "(Grayson) just big-played us to death; we had people there, but just couldn't make the play."
While Carroll accounted for 421 yards of total offense, Grayson amassed 473, including nine plays that covered 21 yards or more. The tandem of quarterback Max Rodgers and his brother, wide receiver Michael, were the sharpest thorns in the Cavaliers' side. The pair hooked up five times for 150 yards and three touchdowns.
"We feel like we had our best kid covering (Rodgers), but he just didn't do a very good job. We just didn't get the job done on number two," said Hale.
When the Rodgers duo weren't doing their damage, it was John Bilbrey who was finding holes in Carroll defense. Bilbrey finished with 155 yards rushing and three touchdowns.
The Cavaliers also hurt themselves with penalties, getting whistled for nine that amounted to 82 yards. Several came a key times, halting Carroll drives.
"We just kept shooting ourselves in the foot, especially with the penalties," said Hale.
A key point in the game came early in the second quarter with Grayson leading 14-6. Carroll mounted a nine-play, 75-yard drive that found the Cavaliers with a first down at the Blue Devil 6 following a 39-yard completion from quarterback Connor Lundy to wide receiver Josh Underwood. The play also resulted with an injury to Underwood, who did not return to play.
"He's a key player," said Hale of Underwood. "He's a two-way starter, he's on every kicking team. That hurt us a little bit."
After reaching the Grayson 6, Carroll tested the middle of the Blue Devils' line four times with Patrick Davis and Jake Dillon. The first three runs got the ball to the 1, but Dillon was stopped for no gain on the fourth-down attempt.
"That was big. It killed our momentum," said Hale.
Carroll's defense then came up big, holding Grayson to three plays and a punt to give the Cavaliers the ball back at the Blue Devils' 27. However, an illegal procedure penalty, a sack of Lundy and three incomplete passes gave the ball back to Grayson, which needed just five plays to cover the 66 yards for a score. Max Rodgers had a 55-yard run in the drive, which was completed when he hit Michael Rodgers for a 4-yard scoring pass.
After forcing Carroll to punt, Grayson boosted their lead to 27-6. Max Rodgers hit Spencer Roberts with a 36-yard pass, then finished the two-play drive with a 26-yard scoring toss to Michael Rodgers.
Carroll appeared ready to make a game of it midway of the third quarter with a four-play, 80-yard scoring drive. Davis got it off to a great start with a 41-yard scamper, and Lundy finished it off by hitting Dillon with a 30-yard scoring pass.
However, Grayson answered on a second-down play with the Rodgers brothers connecting on a 59-yard scoring toss.
Carroll retaliated with a three-play scoring drive of its own. Dillon ripped off a 27-yard gain, then Lundy connected with Chris Smoot on back-to-back tosses, the second resulting in a 24-yard touchdown that cut Grayson's lead to 35-20 with 3:33 left in the third quarter.
That proved to be a solid combination for Carroll all night with Smoot catching nine of Lundy's passes for 138 yards. Overall, Lundy completed 16 of 34 passes for 281 yards.
However, that would be as close as Carroll would come. Grayson sealed the victory with a 12-play, 62-yard drive that ended with a 20-yard Mario Ruiz field goal and a four-play, 46-yard drive that ended with John Brilbey scoring from 10 yards out.
Despite the loss, Hale said, "I'm proud of these kids. The kids gave a great effort, and they didn't quit."
Both teams scoring on their opening drives of the game, Grayson going 63-yards in three plays and Carroll answering with a 10-play, 61-yard drive that was capped off by Josh Blankenship's 1-yard run.
The Blue Devils then took the lead for good by covering 64 yards in just two play, the scoring coming on Bilbrey's 52-yard burst up the middle.
Carroll60 140 - 20
Grayson 14 138 10 - 45
First Quarter
G – Bilbrey 21-yard run (Ruiz kick)
CC – Blankenship 1-yard run (pass failed)
G – Bilbrey 21-yard run (Ruiz kick)
Second Quarter
G – Michael Rodgers 4-yard pass from Max Rodgers (Ruiz kick)
G – Michael Rodgers 26-yard pass from Max Rodgers (kick failed)
Third Quarter
CC – Dillon 30-yard pass from Lundy (run failed)
G – Michael Rodgers 59-yard pass from Max Rodgers (Bilbrey run)
CC – Smoot 24-yard pass from Lundy (Dillon run)
Fourth Quarter
G – Ruiz 20-yard field goal
G – Bilbrey 10-yard run (Ruiz kick)
First downs 19 14
Rushes-Yds 29-144 39-280
Passing 16-34-0 7-9-0
Passing Yds. 281 193
Penalties 9-82 6-32
Fumbles-lost 2-0 1-1
Individual Stats
Carroll County
Rushing - Davis 9-77, Dillon 8-49, Underwood 4-15, Blankenship 2-7, Alley 3-6, Lundy 3- (14).
Passing – Lundy 16-34-0, 281 yards.
Receiving – Smoot 9-138, Case 4-65, Underwood 1-39, Dillon 1-30, Alley 1-9.
Grayson County
Rushing – Bilbrey 20-155, Max Rodgers 7-60, Roberts 10-60, Smith 1-3, Lundy 1-3.
Passing – Max Rodgers 7-9-0 193 yards.
Receiving – Michael Rodgers 5-150, Roberts 2-43.


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Rodney Aschers documentary, Room 237, fuses fact and fiction through interviews with the fans and scholars who espouse these theories, and reworking the films scenes forward and backward. Room 237 is about more than people who like a famous movie; its vision encompasses original intent, fair use, analysis, and criticism. It investigates what it means to be a fanwhy do we need to find deeper meanings in film, and how do those insights change our lives? - M.P.


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Release Notes for Cisco BBSM 5.2 Page Set Wizard Fix, Patch 5241
February 2004
These release notes describe the Cisco Building Broadband Service Manager (BBSM) 5.2 Page Set Wizard patch and its installation. This patch (Patch5241.exe) works around a bug in the Macintosh Internet Explorer (IE) browser that causes the BBSM Page Set Wizard to generate page sets that do not work correctly with Macintosh IE. Specifically, the Connect button does not work with the Macintosh IE browser for page sets that were generated by the Page Set Wizard. After this patch is applied, the Connect button works with the Macintosh. Patch 5241 is dependent on BBSM 5.2 Service Pack 2 (Patch 5237).
Note The most current Cisco documentation for released products is available on Cisco Connection Online (CCO) at http://www.cisco.com. Online documents may contain updates and modifications made after the paper documents are printed.
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BBSM service packs and patches can be installed locally onto any BBSM server with Internet access, or they can be installed remotely onto multiple BBSM servers from another computer. Install this patch only if you are using the Page Set Wizard to generate your page sets (client web pages). If you are using the standard page sets that shipped with BBSM, you do not need this patch.
Caution We recommend terminating all client sessions during BBSM service pack and patch upgrades and installations. For additional information, refer to the Cisco BBSM 5.2 User Guide.
Follow these steps to install this patch onto the BBSM 5.2 server:
Step 1 Using the Internet Explorer (IE) web browser, go to the Cisco BBSM 5.2 Software Download website:
Note Because of some known issues and incompatibilities with Netscape Navigator, you must use the IE browser when using WEBpatch.
Step 2 Download Patch5241.exe to a temporary location on your computer.
•For a local BBSM installation, go to Step 6.
•For a remote BBSM installation, continue with Step 3.
Note If you are using the Windows 2000 (SP2 or later) or Windows XP operating systems to install this patch remotely, the WEBpatch web pages load very slowly. To prevent this problem, uncheck the Client for Microsoft Networks check box in the NIC Properties window on your remote computer.
Step 3 In the IE browser field, enter http://<address>:9488/www where <address> is either the external NIC address of the BBSM server (if you are accessing it externally) or the internal IP address of the BBSM server (if you are accessing it from within the BBSM subnet).
For example, enter http://10.10.1.2:9488/www, and press Enter. The Enter Network Password window appears. (See Figure 1.)
Figure 1 Enter Network Password Window
Step 4 Enter your username and password. (Do not enter any information in the Domain field.)
Note You must have administrator privileges to use WEBpatch.
Step 5 Click OK. The remote BBSM Dashboard appears.
Step 6 From the BBSM Dashboard, use the WEBpatch utility to install this patch.
Note Refer to the Cisco BBSM 5.2 User Guide for instructions on transferring and installing BBSM patches and service packs. This patch automatically reboots your BBSM server.
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Pallbearers are Corbin Toler, Lee Hughes, Ryan Coxwell, Clint Brantley, Michael Milton Jr. and Joey Fuller.
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I attended the veto override session in the statehouse on Wednesday and I must say that I came away from the entire process somewhat disappointed in the legislature.
I live on a farm that usually produces hay for horses, but this year it has been difficult to find days that are dry enough to hay, as I'm sure most horse farmers will tell you. Over the past century Vermont's rainfall has increased by a startling five percent! The EPA also predicts that precipitation will increase in the future by a staggering 10 percent during the summer and fall. Although, in terms of percentage, these numbers seem small it is a staggering amount when you see this rainfall in concentrated areas (like the flash floods in Barre).
Despite these astonishing numbers and the reality of our current climate, the Vermont Legislature is still turning a blind eye towards global warming. The largest of the three blind mice that make up our governing body has to be Governor Douglas, who consistently refuses to compromise despite heavy lobbying and the number of legislators who favor action. Governor Douglas speaks of being a leader in environmentalism on one hand and then on the other kills the first piece of real legislation that has come to him during his term.
Meanwhile states like New Jersey, California and Hawaii are busy passing comprehensive global warming legislation that actively addresses the problem. The time for waiting for the next generation to deal with the problem is over. It's up to us to affect real change and it has to happen before irreparable damage is done to our earth.
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Google realized that paper is the best medium to read email, so they'll roll out a new feature called Gmail Paper that lets you archive an email to paper with one click. You'll get the paper messages in 2-4 business days and, best of all, the service is free.
"The cost of postage is offset with the help of relevant, targeted, unobtrusive advertisements, which will appear on the back of your Gmail Paper prints in red, bold, 36 pt Helvetica. No pop-ups, no flashy animations—these are physically impossible in the paper medium."
Google also considered the environment issues and the "Gmail Paper is made out of 96% post-consumer organic soybean sputum, and thus, actually helps the environment".
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Poetry of Gerard Manley Hopkins, S.J.
Wednesday, February 5
7:30-8:30 PM :: Jundt Auditorium, Room 110
Historical Context of Gerard Manley Hopkins
Thomas Lucas will lecture on the historical contact of Gerard Manley Hopkins.
Thursday, February 6
5:30 PM :: Huetter Mansion
Join us to meet Richard Austin and enjoy refreshments before the show.
6:30 PM :: University Chapel
Richard Austin's one-man show, features the poetry of G.M. Hopkins, S.J. performed entirely from memory.
Friday, February 7
6:00-7:00 PM :: Foley Teleconference Center
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Stephanie Plowman, Special Collections Librarian, will give a presentation on the Hopkins collection at Gonzaga.
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Review Gonzaga's extensive Hopkins collection while enjoying refreshments.
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Health Valley, Gluten Free Café, Chicken Noodle Soup, 15 oz (425 g)
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EAST BEND - The Buckin' Elks breezed past Forbush Tuesday night to cap off a perfect first-half run through the Mountain Valley Conference.
Elkin used a strong second half to pull away from the pesky Falcons en route to a dominant 74-46 victory to stay unbeaten in conference play at 7-0 at the halfway mark.
"Slow first half. We didn't play bad defense in the first half, they just shot the ball well," head coach Kenneth Abrams said. "We had a little talk at halftime about our defense and our transition game. We came out in the third quarter and we pressed some and got some easy baskets from Frank Miller.
"Josh Strickland then hit two big threes, and I think that lit a fire," he continued. "We got into our transition and we just ran; we're pretty good when we're running. I'm proud of our kids."
The Elks started slow as Forbush came out firing.
Barrett Hennings scored six points in the opening quarter - including an 'and-1' with 15 seconds remaining - as the Falcons led 14-12 after one.
The Falcons pushed their lead out to as much as six at 23-17 in the second before Elkin responded.
Following Hennings' bucket at 23-17, the Elks closed the half on a convincing 16-4 run over the final 6:01 to take a 33-27 lead into the break.
Strickland then drilled two treys to open the second half to "light the fire," as Elkin extended its lead out to 43-31.
The Elks cruised from there, outscoring Forbush 41-19 in the second half. Elkin coasted to the dominating 74-46 victory, setting a season-high in points in the process.
"I didn't realize we had 70 points. That is a high for us," Abrams said. "Were we trying to get 70? No. We were just playing basketball. It feels good and the kids are happy about it."
Frank Miller powered Elkin's season-high output of points with 17 on the night, while Sam Lane and Trey King added nine points apiece. Calvin Yarboro added eight points, while Josiah Blevins knocked down a pair of threes in the fourth. All 11 players scored on the night for the Elks.
"Everybody played well and everybody scored. We were more disciplined tonight than we were in a long time. I'm hoping it's coming together," Abrams said. "I'm pleased with my bench tonight, they played well. My bench played better tonight than they have all season."
With the win, Elkin pushed its overall record to 10-4 while staying perfect at 7-0 in MVAC action.
The Elks are off tonight before returning on their four-game road trip next week with conference games against West Wilkes and North Wilkes. Elkin heads to Millers Creek Tuesday night to take on the Blackhawks before traveling to Hays to battle the Vikings.
Despite the perfect record, Abrams said the team is not overlooking anybody on their schedule.
"Pretty good locker room in there. We're pleased," he explained. "We have a team motto that we play every team like they're undefeated, no matter who it is. That's how we're going to continue to play.
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Guitarist to rock NW Ohio Blues & Jazz FestivalWritten by Vicki L. Kroll | | firstname.lastname@example.com
It's something Kelly Richey has heard since she was 15 when she got a Les Paul copy and a three-watt amp: Girls can't play guitar.
"And I'm like, 'Yes, they can,' " she said and laughed. "And I was really on a mission to prove that.
"The power that the electric guitar represented drew me in because I did not feel empowered as a teenager, and I was enticed by what I felt that guitar had to offer," Richey said. "I started out on the electric and quickly got an acoustic guitar, and I've been playing ever since."
And man, can she play. Watch a video of her cover of "Hey Joe" at kellyrichey.com.
The musician offers more than a sonic assault of dazzling riffs and blazing solos.
"I've never been the type of entertainer that made people just drink and dance and have fun; I've just always wanted to move people and inspire people to think," Richey said. "So that's a bit of a blessing and a curse, but I think in the long run it's part of my signature. I want [a song] to say something if there are lyrics, and I want the music to take you on a journey and make you want to hear it again."
In 2010, the singer-songwriter took a year off to reflect on her career.
"I've been on the road nonstop — and I just wanted to evaluate what I was doing," she said. "I decided that I would honor that dream that I always had to record a simple acoustic CD of all of my favorite songs that I'd written."
Her unplugged effort, "Finding My Way Back Home," was released in January along with "Kelly Richey Live."
The acoustic disc opens with "Dig a Little Deeper," the title track of her 1999 CD.
"My uncle was the preacher of our church, and he had a favorite hymn that my mom used to make me sing, and the first line of that hymn was 'I don't know about tomorrow, I just know about today.' And that inspired me to write this song because I really at that point in my life didn't know exactly where I was going," Richey said during a call from her office and studio in Cincinnati.
"And I chose, OK, I'm going to continue to follow my heart and I'm not going to question it. And if I follow my heart, show up and do what I'm supposed to do, hopefully I'll end up in the right place."
Richey will play 6 p.m. June 9 at the Northwest Ohio Blues & Jazz Festival at Centennial Terrace in Sylvania. Tickets are $25 in advance, $30 at the gate. VIP tickets are $60. Other acts include 427, Swamp Kings, Joe McBride and Spyro Gyra.
Richey's website describes her as "Stevie Ray Vaughan trapped in a woman's body with Janis Joplin screaming to get out."
"[Blues/rock guitarist] Lonnie Mack had said to me that I was Stevie Ray Vaughan trapped in a woman's body. And during a conversation about Lonnie, that quote was born, and it was [from] a critic," she said.
"I know that when I step on stage with an electric guitar, if you like Stevie Ray Vaughan and if you like Janis Joplin, you're going to like me. I think there's a lot about what I take to the stage that embodies that; they were huge influences on me."
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- Black London Calf Leather
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At first I was unsure of shopping off the internet, especially from a site in a different country. However I found Boot Barn to be welcoming, user friendly and more importantly, the online staff were very helpfull. As to the boot, it's sharp, perfect for any night out but at the same time it's extremely hardy and brings a touch of class to your appearence at work. An excellent fit and as the leather wears in it just gets more comfy, well worth the price. I would deffinantely shop at boot barn again and buy a pair of Justin Ropers, and as an Englishman, to have London in the name, perfect!!
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2010: Named to the Patriot League Academic Honor Roll...started in 16 games for the Crusaders...member of a Holy Cross defense that posted a 1.83 goals against average and two shutouts.
2009: Named to the Patriot League Academic Honor Roll...played in all 19 games, starting 18 times...recorded an assist in Holy Cross' 6-0 win over Wagner (9/15)...part of a Holy Cross defense which posted a 1.36 goals against average on the season, while recording six shutouts.
2008: Played in 18 games, starting in 14...recorded her first career assist in the double overtime loss against Navy (10/26).
Before Holy Cross: Three-year member and starter on the varsity soccer team at Archbishop Alter H.S. in Kettering, Ohio, for head coach Jason Balogh...as a senior she was a part of a defense that had 15 shutouts and an overall record of 16-2-2...earned second team All-GGCL honors in 2007 and runner-up All-GGCL in 2005...received the team's Courage Under Fire and Most Improved Player Awards in 2005, while she was named the team's JV Top Freshman Player in 2004...team won the 2007 Division II District and GGCL Championships...GGCL co-champions in 2006...team was ranked in the top five in the state in all three years of her career...member of the Ohio Galaxies FC and Cincinnati United Premier club teams...team captain of the Ohio Galaxies FC in 2005 and 2006...Galaxies won the MRL League championship...Cincinnati United Premier won the Buckeye Premier League championship...member of National Honor Society.
Personal: Daughter of Joseph and Amy Morgan...father and mother both attended Holy Cross...father was a member of the soccer team and mother was a member of the rowing team...has one brother (Matthew)...her grandfather and great uncle attended Holy Cross...majoring in Economics.
Morgan's Career Statistics Season GP G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-Att 2008 18 0 1 1 1 .000 1 1.000 0 0-0 2009 19 0 1 1 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 2010 16 0 0 0 5 .000 1 .200 0 0-0 Career 53 0 2 2 6 .000 2 .333 0 0-0


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