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One can only hope.Any bets on whether or not BPL will post a link to them on the Home page?Just in case they do not, here it is:http://www.backpackinglight.com/cgi-bin/backpackinglight/ULAZ.html
Edited by wandering_bob on 05/02/2013 22:33:39 MDT.
I think Ryan Jordan is very busy at the moment with his kickstarer prjects and he will upload the new videos as soon as possible.
Prior paid commitments generally take precedence over new projects, especially if you desire to keep getting paid for your efforts by the same community. Fool me once, fool me twice, etc...
"fool me once, shame on — shame on you. Fool me (long pause unsuccessfully trying to remember the saying) you can't get fooled again."
So two months after the last two episodes were completed they still are not link to BPL. What gives? ...and Hendrik, Where may we see the production schedule you talked about?
Maybe be went out for milk and got lost.
i think he is too busy out climbing pebbles with all that new gear you guys helped him buy
I bought my BPL membership before the promise of UL A to Z, so I have no complaint. I didn't donate to the Kickstarter project, so I have no complaint. There are more pressing issues in the world, such as what pencil to take on the JMT, so I have no complaint. Time for everyone to take a break and do some serious hiking this summer. When your summer hiking is over, you won't need UL A to Z, and you won't have any complaint -- unless you gave Hendrik money. But one may want to consider... "A fool and his money is soon parted" - Thomas Tusser
I supported two projects on Kickstarter. The Backcountry Boiler and ULAZ. Never again.I'm complaining.I got an MLife subscription early in their availability. I've complained about that fiasco too.I've learned a lesson. Fortunately it did not cost me as much as some.I do feel somewhat foolish.Hopefully someone can benefit from my errors in judgment.
Is Kickstarter kind of like buying a raffle ticket? Is it the new raffle ticket?
If you give money to ULAZ or whatever, best to just write it off immediately in your head. Maybe something will come of it, maybe not. Hendrick seems like a nice guy, maybe over his head or some life event happened, or maybe he's just a scamster, doesn't really matter.That's a pretty cheap lesson if you now think you wouldn't do that again.You're probably just venting and not worrying about it, but if you're anguishing over it, you're just compounding the problem, but you're doing that to yourself, don't blame it on Hendrick.If it is a scamster, or the guy that ripped off Nick, those people are miserable people because they're always worrying about getting caught. And their world view is that people are always ripping each other off so they're always worried someone will rip them off.Be happy. Go for a hike. Listen to the wind and the birds...
"Is Kickstarter kind of like buying a raffle ticket? Is it the new raffle ticket?"Don't you have a chance in getting something from a raffle ticket?Dan, you are too old fashioned. You want to make money the old fashioned way -- you want to earn it. Shame on you.
Hey Jerry, It's just sad that it looks like project is, well I won't say dead, let's say just floating in the water. No propulsion. It was a good idea at the time. I do see now that there is another series produced that is similar in scope. Pay to watch content, pass.It's a beautiful day here. Birds and all. I'm trapped at the house working on the honey-do list and like to watch some informative or entertaining stuff on the tube while taking a work break, waiting for laundry, etc..
"I do see now that there is another series produced that is similar in scope. Pay to watch content, pass."Ahhh - lesson learned : )
Another business model would be to allow people to see the content, maybe just part of it, then ask for donation
I find the idea that Hendrik is a nice guy unproven. What is proven is that he has attacked people online without reason, called Americans stupid and number 1 in starting wars and stupidity. Nice guys don't do that. Point is, he asked for $10,000 and used a contact in the USA as he could not use Kickstarter in Finland, as it's not allowed under Finnish law. He promised a time line to complete, then said his time was being paid and he would deliver.It's now over 16 months behind, has about the same in missing episodes and no open accountable explanation.If he had applied in the UK for a grant, the award body would ask for the funds back as he failed in his goal. He also would suffer a loss of reputation.If he had a contract he would suffer damages and again, loss of reputation. Yet he takes the money, fails to deliver, and some dismiss this after he states he was being paid for his time to film. He budgeted in the time and asked to be paid. For me that's not acceptable, nor something to dismiss and move on from. He has damaged the trust of the online backpacking community that showed him trust and believed him.Ryan Jordan, when challenged, I have found, gives an account and answers the questions put to him on twitter - for example - every time. He leads by example and Hendrik should do the same. My respect for Ryan has grown from seeing his openness, grace and willingness to answer the hard questions on his Kickstarter appeal.Hendrik should do a public update.Should open up the accounts on what has been spent on filming so far and on what items were needed for it.Should explain the claim it would be better than YouTube when it is clearly not (out of focus, poor editing and filming) Should explain why he has failed to get it made in the time frame, with plausible and believable reasons, after he had costed out the making of the A-Z. After all he has been making gear videos before this and editing them etc.
Just a little update for you all here.Full page is here https://holvi.com/shop/hikinginfinland/product/57f15e0374e386097baf703f107c09dd/ so 31st August is the plan.
Interesting. Wonder if we'll ever see it here on BPL. To date, only 8 episodes (A,B,C,E,F,G,H, and K) have been posted to BPL, and as stated earlier, there isn't even a link to the series anymore. Here is the BPL series URL - it is still active but the link no longer displayed on the site.http://www.backpackinglight.com/cgi-bin/backpackinglight/ULAZ.html26 minus 8 leaves 16 episodes, and he expects to finish by the end of next month?Maybe that's only for his subscribers (see Hiking in Finland link in the previous post).I suspect we at BPL are totally out of luck. Well, at least we can't blame Ryan for this one.
Edited by wandering_bob on 07/19/2013 18:22:25 MDT.
That makes me wonder...
It's of note that this thread http://www.ultraleicht-trekking.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=1119&start=10 (in German) mentioned the comments I have left here. I have been informed that Hendrik took exception and some comments have been edited by the forum moderators. Some people have commented I had no right to question. Well free speech, and a backer allows me They also try to deflect attention away from the points raised here. Classic diversion tactics to avoid scrutiny of the issue in question. So Hendrik again has more questions to answer: like did he try to have a forum post stopped as it linked to this thread here.?
Edited by rye1966 on 07/20/2013 05:14:19 MDT.
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nvldman January 2, 2009
Hi everyone,
I'm a 22 year old male with a non-verbal learning disability.
I'll share some pieces of advice from someone who's "been there":
1) Explain the disability to your child in real terms and include all its aspects.
The way my school district handled my disability was parent-centered. I took the diagnostics but only my parents were allowed in the meetings about the results. They got complex documents explaining this and that test. Then the information got passed to me by them. They thought it would hurt my feelings, so they didn't share much. They didn't tell me much at all. They told me that I would have trouble in math. That was it and it wasn't news to me. They got me extended testing time and preferential seating.
Yet that's all I knew. Everything was arranged "above my head" and things just happened. My parents and the school thought that they were shielding me from the stigma of what I had, but that wasn't true. They would say that "lots of people have trouble in math, so don't worry too much." The thing is that someone with a NVLD does worry because we realize that things go beyond math. We have trouble making friends despite sincerely wanting to do so, keeping organized, etc. If no one else explains why these thing happen, we internalize them and the depression/anxiety comes on.
In my case, I had a lot of trouble making friends. I always felt like people didn't like me. So I said, "there must be something terribly wrong with me. I must be ugly, etc." It was only during my last year of college that I learned that NVLD people have trouble with social interactions. No one had ever mentioned that to me. The disability staff at my schools would say, "go play with the other kids and don't be so shy. The thing they didn't get is that I understood that other kids didn't want to play with me. These caring educators would make it worse by forcing the other kids to play with me. That's not what people with NVLD want. We want people to associate with other people and have them freely associate with us.
In the last two years, I read several great books on NVLD, social skills training, and assertiveness. As someone whose strength is learning, not inferring, it helps to be actually taught. I've connected with some other people with NVLD and we all say the same thing: yes, parents do need to spell it out for us. We do not pick things up by osmosis. We do not observe and then generalize. Before yelling at a kid with NVLD, look at your own assumptions about what he or she knows. Simple things like tying shoes may be obvious to you. They're not to us. But teach us that tying our shoes will have a positive benefit and we'll do it forever.
There is a lot out there about the "missing piece" of autism. A lot of kids with autism spectrum disorder are missing some pieces of information. I would have done much better in high school and college if I knew how my actions made other people feel. I didn't understand why people didn't want to hang out with me. I read about ways to show social interest and used them. Now I have many friends and I know the thinking "traps" that can ruin relationships and the specific strategies for avoiding them.
But the missing piece for me was that I never knew that people disliked me because of a ton of tiny things I didn't notice I was doing. That's the danger in being polite to people who actually crave getting that kind of constructive criticism. Too often we just get brushed off without finding out why. Don't neglect to tell me something I'm doing wrong. Explain it to me in terms of "it's not you, it's this one changeable thing you're doing" and I'll give you a hug -- not get offended. So don't lie and tell your kid he or she's special and leave it at that. We know it's BS and that you're trying to play some game about not hurting I'll feelings. A little truth at a young age beats an adolescence spent confused.
Genuine self-esteem is good. Overlooking things and saying that everything is okay is a recipe for personality disorders and self-hate.
A bonus: we tend to read very well and really dig deep into things. Think of all those train books, train video sets, and train wallpaper you've been forced to buy. Sit your kid down and go, "Hey ______, I think I might have a way that you could make some new friends. Not me making them for you. You can do it all on your own. Let's work on this together and then you can do it yourself." Then bring out the info on social cues, assertiveness (saying "no" was hard when I wanted to be liked by ANYONE), and NVLD in general. If you can frame it in terms of him or her being able to get the reward, then we'll be eager to take the steps.
I'd hate to break this to any of you, but if we're not eager to learn about our problems, you're probably not framing it right. You've seen how your NVLD kid can apply himself to toy truck collections. I've never met anyone with NVLD who would not crawl through a dessert of broken glass to better understand their place in the world around them.
As someone who asked and asked when he was little about why things were going wrong, being told that I was "special" was pretty useless. I turned myself from a social hermit, unable to keep a job, to being quite sociable with only a weekend of reading.
I'd hate to beat a dead horse here, but it needs to be emphasized because so many parents withhold information in an flawed attempt to hide the truth from their kids. If you feel like you're letting your kid on the falsity of Santa Claus by telling them their own contribution to problems, then remember these words: the world is going to teach them these lessons anyway and it will hurt them a lot. Trust me, anyone with NVLD would far rather learn from their parents than from the world.
2) Apply discipline like a laser-beam.
Another thing about NVLD people I've known is that we loathe disapproval. We absolutely hate being yelled at or scolded or even being thought of as dishonest, difficult, or disobedient. We want to make our parents happy and make friends more than anything else. We just don't know how to make that happen. A hard thing for my family was that my Mom would tell me "I told you to do X yesterday and now you're not doing it." Actually, she told me to do something similar to X but not actually X. For instance, she would tell me to take my book-bag out of one car. But the next day we would take another car and I would leave my book-bag in it.
Then she would go, "I told you not to leave your book-bag in the car!" Then I would say, "You didn't tell me that." Then she would say, "Now you're lying to me. No dessert."
Okay, the main errors here from a NVLD perspective were: a) my Mom assumed that we had the same understanding of the rule; b) assumed that I was lying because I asserted my different understanding; c) assumed that I was not doing my damnedest to go a day without being yelled at for screwing up.
The way she saw the situation was me not listening once again. I saw it as being yelled at again for something I didn't realize was wrong. This wasn't effective discipline because it didn't address an intentional behavior. I would feel like an utter failure because I was doing my best to please. Eventually my Mom figured it out. She would say, "Take your bag in with you every day." That's a universal rule that you can enforce.
Be very specific with discipline and general with instructions. That makes a world of difference to someone who has trouble generalizing specific instructions to general commandments. Speaking of commandments, NVLD people like myself tend to like being held to those basic rules known as the 10 Commandments.
If you're noticing a theme, it's that you've got to keep your expectations "normal" but your explanations very much tailored to people who get the most from blunt statements. I've heard from other NVLD people that their parents lowered expectations rather than adjusting their teaching skills. That's bad for everyone involved. The world won't be so kind.
Bonus: Anger usually comes from frustration. If your NVLD kid seems frustrated, look for what gaps are preventing them from getting what they want. If they are upset that they can't have a certain toy, explain exactly why and then figure out a solution. Dr. Spock's parent-child conference BS has spoiled a lot of kids who manipulate the situation, but kids with NVLD have trouble really manipulating. They're usually trying to find a way to avoid a bigger problem like a temper tantrum. I wanted a dog when I was a kid. My parents just kept saying "no." I got upset and very angry. Then they explained that my brother was allergic to dogs but that we could eventually get one if I could prove that I could care for one. Then I switched my focus from pesky asking to planning, in great detail, the steps we would take to get the dog when my brother left for college. Redirect our attention. It works.
3) Be trustworthy and you'll get trust back.
I know it's said that NVLD people are very trusting. This is far too general of a statement. We're too trusting when we don't pick up the non-verbal cues for danger. But we tend to see danger in (too) many places, thus our anxiety disorders.
We've generally been rejected in social situations because of stuff we do inadvertently. If others point those things out to us and parents don't, we tend to think less of them and their ability to be trusted. It's the opposite of most people. We don't value white lies or politeness being directed at us. Sure, we can be very polite if we learn that social more.
We're generally very insecure and afraid of people leaving us. That's what happens when friends leave for "cooler" buddies all the time. Kids with NVLD go through a hundred little divorces during school. We think we've found a friend, then they use us or leave despite us being very nice, giving them lots, and trying our best. We don't get that we're actually pushing them away. It's not much of a stretch for a young mind to imagine Mom or Dad picking up and leaving.
I would tell my older brother something and then my Dad would talk to me about it. I would ask, "How did you know about that?" He would go, "Oh, I just knew." Sometimes the process would go in reverse. Okay, we might have a learning disability but we're not stupid. We'll see what being modeled and emulate it. We'll also stop telling you secrets. It turns out that even kids with NVLD like their secrets kept because often we're very ashamed of our condition and sharing our feelings with just one person is tough but sharing them with two is impossible.
There's a fine line between families communicating and making kids feel like they're forced to choose between telling one person or everyone. And don't even try the "we have no secrets in this house" BS. Yeah, I'm sure every parent lets their kids know how work is going. It's another double standard that sets off the over-developed moralizing of someone with NVLD. Remember, we think in black and white. The grayness of that white lie won't register.
If you want the most from an NVLD kid, listen for a good long time and then provide some input that clarifies the bottom line of what's just been said. I we go on for ten minutes about something, remember that it probably took us that long to give you anything really useful, so wait and then process. Then present it in all in concise terms and say, "that's everything you said, right?"
4) Don't Just Do Stuff
NVLD includes inflexibility, as I'm sure you all know. We like routines and find anxiety in ambiguity. So whereas many kids would appreciate your help, we will reject it if it's unsolicited and undiscussed. Any example was me mentioning offhand that I wasn't looking forward to gym class during freshman year of high school. The next day I was called into the gym office and greeted with, "Your Mom called and said that you were afraid of gym class." I was upset because a) my told someone else something I said without asking, b) I had no idea this was going to happen.
Another time, I went away to a church camp and came back to find my room completely rearranged. It was actually traumatic. Again, it would have been okay if she had told me. "Surprise!" is something that other kids like to hear. We don't. No sudden moves, please.
I'm not saying that you have to ask your kid's permission on anything. But if you routinely cut them out of things, don't be surprised if they do the same to you. I found it easiest to share negative things in my life with my parents when I felt like we could work together on them.
5) Stay away from gurus
One thing I learned from doing all this research is that there are a lot of people with good ideas but no one with all of them. Growing up, my parents took me to see a psychiatrist who would give me medication without worrying if it worked. It didn't. If you see your doctor with glowing vision and as a savior, run away.
I don't claim to be a doctor, but most NVLD people I've met say that antidepressants make them angry. That was very true of me. Prozac, Luvox, Effexor and Celexa made me agitated and upset. Be very wary of someone who hands out drugs rather than a conversation. I leaned that a "med check" is a joke. How much can you figure out about someone in 15 minutes? I know that some people swear by these drugs, so good for them. There are plenty of alternative medicine quacks out there too.
The bottom line is that a myriad of things came together when I was older and the worked: mindfulness, meditation, psychoeducation, and most importantly learning about how my disability . Just find out what works. Don't give any one thing too long. Results should come about rather quickly. Mix and match without worrying about being disloyal to one approach or another. Listen to what your kid is saying. If you're going to a doctor that they hate, go to another one. Keep changing until they find one that works. If we don't warm up to a therapist, don't waste your co-pays waiting.
Here's another tip: as a kid, I wanted a doctor who resembled who I wanted to be. I always wanted to be one of the cool kids, so I got along well with a younger doctor who had his own band. If your kid wants to be a professor, find a doc that looks the part and then point this out. Even better, find a professor (psychology professors often have private practices) and then have your kid connect with them. I had a few older mentors who taught me far more than any doctor. But make sure that all these people are modelling good behaviors. All kids are sponges and you don't want them soaking up the wrong messages.
I always found it easier to talk to my parents if my mentors interacted positively with them. So if your kid is really into planes, find a local pilot who will use planes to teach him/her lessons about respect, dedication, and following rules. Then see if the pilot can put in a good word for you during one of their meetings. Something as small as, "you must have great parents if they support you so much in learning about this stuff."
So, those are just my thoughts. I'll probably post something about college life at some point as well. Hope this could be some help. Remember: the easiest way to reduce your stress level is getting on the same wavelength as your kid. Things get much easier if you talk their language at first to teach them yours. Those of us with NVLD can live in the larger world but it helps if you bring it to us at first.
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CENTRAL FALLS - Rollande Michaud, 82, formerly a longtime Seekonk resident, passed on September 17th with her son by her side. She was the wife of the late Lawrence A. Michaud.
Born in Central Falls, Rollande was a daughter of the late Dorilas and Albertine (Berard) Bergeron.
She had been employed by Apex of Pawtucket for over 30 years and was a former member of the Wilfred Manor Association.
She is survived by two sons, Armand L. Michaud of Sterling, VA and Paul R. Michaud of Pawtucket, a sister, Madeleine Libucha of Williamsburg, VA, eight grandchildren, five great grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. She was the mother of the late Michele Varrica and sister of the late Harvey and Raymond Bergeron
A funeral service will be held Saturday at 11am in the Keefe Funeral Home, Five Higginson Ave, Lincoln. Relatives and friends are invited. Calling hours will began Saturday morning at 9:30am. In lieu of flowers memorial gifts may be made to the Little Sisters of the Poor, 964 Main St, Pawtucket, RI 02860. For online condolences visit
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I right clicked on the email that I wanted to remove the "delete marker" on in order to change that so that I can keep the email.
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A_K wrote:Ahhh, remember those heady days of 2010 when there was widespread agreement that Jim Johnson, dominant as he was as a set-up man, just didn't have the intestinal fortitude to make it as a closer?
I will admit I didn't think he had it in him. I guess it just goes to show that you don't have to have prior closer success to be a successful closer.


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ASSAULT - BRASHER FALLS - Winthrop-based state police charged Bailey V. Miller, 16, of Winthrop with third-degree assault at 10:35 a.m. Tuesday after she reportedly struck another teenage female Tuesday morning at St. Lawrence Central High School in the town of Lawrence.
PERSONAL INJURY ACCIDENT - FORT COVINGTON - Malone-based state police said one person was injured in a one-vehicle accident at 4:07 a.m. Wednesday on County Route 1, near Dog Hollow Road, in the town of Fort Covington. Troopers said the vehicle was operated by Athena A. Chubb. 33, of Fort Covington.
ENDANGERING THE WELFARE - FORT COVINGTON - Malone-based state polie charged Guy D. Goff, 18, of Fort Covington with endangering the welfare of a child Tuesday following an investigation launched after troopers received an alleged sex offense complaint on Dec. 4.
ENDANGERING THE WELFARE - BRUSHTON - Malone-based state police charged Kevin M. Augusta, 24, of North Bangor with endangering the welfare of a child following an investigation into an incident reported to troopers at 4:30 p.m. Tuesday from the village of Brushton. He was arraigned in local court and sent to the St. Lawrence County Correctional Facility.
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Thomas Charles Hammond was born on March 11, 1960 to Charles Hammond and Grace Petitti D'Ambrosio. He returned to his heavenly father on Nov. 4, 2011 at the Utah Valley Hospital after a long illness.
He was proceeded in death by his mother and father.
He is survived by his son Chase Hammond, Sandy; brothers, Paul D'Ambrosio, Price, Mickey (Janice) D'Ambrosio, Price; sisters, Sharon (Pete) Stamatakis, Price, Frances (John) Vasquez, Rock Springs, Wyo., Chris (Mick) Peretti, Paonia, Colo.
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The NHL and NHLPA are expected to meet in New York today with the NHLPA countering the owners proposal from last Friday.
John Shannon writes at Sportsnet that he doesn't foresee much happening today and if the players offer something quite different from what the NHL proposed, "we will see this league go down a path that no one could ever have foreseen."
Shannon writes that the players need to work within the framework that the owners proposed last week if there is to be any shot of salvaging the season.
Elliotte Friedman writes at CBC, that the players aren't happy with how the league handled the pension in their latest offer.
Friedman says that the biggest issue is going to be escrow and the owners see any cap on escrow as a "major concession."
In the Ottawa Sun, Bruce Garrioch writes that many people believe that Donald Fehr has a lot of fight left in him and this CBA isn't close to being finished.
11AM: According to Andy Strickland of True Hockey, the NHL has told the NHLPA that they can add 3-4 more games and potentially $80 to $100 million revenue by striking a deal for a new CBA in the next couple of days.
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(a) Whoever, with intent to injure, interfere with, or obstruct the national defense of the United States, willfully makes, constructs, or attempts to make or construct in a defective manner, any national-defense material, national-defense premises or national-defense utilities, or any tool, implement, machine, utensil, or receptacle used or employed in making, producing, manufacturing, or repairing any such national-defense material, national-defense premises or national-defense utilities, shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than ten years, or both.
Source(June 25, 1948, ch. 645, 62 Stat. 800; Sept. 3, 1954, ch. 1261, title I, § 105,68 Stat. 1218; Pub. L. 103–322, title XXXIII, § 330016(1)(L),Sept. 13, 1994, 108 Stat. 2147; Pub. L. 104–294, title VI, § 601(f)(12),Oct. 11, 1996, 110 Stat. 3500.)
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Based on section 106 of title 50, U.S.C., 1940 ed., War and National Defense (Apr. 20, 1918, ch. 59, § 6, as added Nov. 30, 1940, ch. 926, 54 Stat. 1221).
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1994—Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 103–322substituted "fined under this title" for "fined not more than $10,000".
1954—Act Sept. 3, 1954, inserted conspiracy provisions.
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Sunday, Feb. 17, 2013
South Dakota State (5-11, 1-4 WWC) vs. Northwestern (7-8, 1-6 Big Ten)
Brookings, S.D. (Frost Arena)
1 p.m.
Series: NU leads 2-0
Live Stats on GoJacks.com (via TrackWrestling.com)
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South Dakota State wrestles in its regular season finale versus Big Ten opponent Northwestern. Start time is set for 1 p.m. on Sunday, Feb. 17, in Frost Arena.
SDSU hosted rival and Western Wrestling Conference leader North Dakota State on Friday and the Bison outpaced the Jacks 36-9 in Brookings.
SDSU is 5-11 overall, 1-4 WWC and fifth in the conference standings.
First-year head coach Chris Bono and first-year assistant coaches Israel Silva and Andrew Sorenson leads SDSU. Bono posted a 39-17-0 record in three years at Tennessee at Chattanooga, including a 15-0 SoCon record. His squad won three SoCon regular season and tournament championships and he was named SoCon Coach of the Year all three seasons.
DIVISION I NCAA COACH RANK - The NCAA released its second coaches' panel rankings for the 2012-13 season. Final rankings are one of the tools used to determine the qualifiers for the NCAA Championships.
Dustin Walraven checked in at No. 31 in the 149-pound weight class in the second rankings. Walraven leads SDSU with a 21-11 overall record, 9-5 in duals and 3-1 in conference. His seven pins are a season best and he has the second-fastest pin by a Jackrabbit this season (0:54). Walraven also ranked No. 20 in the initial RPI.
Complete rankings are available on NCAA.com.
Northwestern Wildcats - SDSU faces Northwestern for the third time in school history. The first meeting between the two teams was in the 1974-75 season, a 22-12 win for the Wildcats. Northwestern hosted SDSU at the Northwestern Duals to open the 2010-11 season and won that meeting, as well.
Six Wildcat wrestlers are ranked in the second coaches' panel rankings. Jason Welch is the top-ranked Northwestern wrestler, checking in at No. 2 at 157 pounds. Dominick Malone (No. 20 at 125), Pierce Harger (No. 14 at 165), Lee Munster (No. 9 at 174), Alex Polizzi (No. 17 at 197) and Mike McMullan (No. 8 at 285) also cracked the initial rankings. All six wrestlers are probable starters for the Wildcats on Sunday.
Northwestern is 7-8 overall, 1-6 in the Big Ten and 10th in the conference standings. The Wildcats lost versus Nebraska and face Indiana next weekend. SDSU split its two Big Ten duals this season with a win versus Indiana (19-18) and a loss at Nebraska (32-7). Northwestern is 0-7 versus ranked opponents this season, six of those in conference.
Other than the two Big Ten common opponents, the two teams have four common opponents this season. SDSU suffered losses versus Northern Illinois (26-12), Stanford (22-11) and Northern Iowa (41-3), but defeated SIUE in Brookings (27-16). Northwestern defeated Stanford (32-6), SIUE (39-12) and Northern Illinois (36-6), but suffered a loss versus Northern Iowa (21-13).
Live scoring for the dual is available via TrackWrestling.com and live video is available via GoJacks.com.
Northwestern Probable Starters
125 - No. 20 Dominick Malone (15-9)
133 - Garrison White (22-14)
141 - Pat Greco (9-8) OR Jameson Oster (6-6)
149 - Dylan Marriott (6-16)
157 - No. 2 Jason Welch (24-1)
165 - No. 14 Pierce Harger (20-5)
174 - No. 9 Lee Munster (20-5)
184 - Marcus Shrewsbury (3-11) OR Jacob Berkowitz (6-17)
197 - No. 17 Alex Polizzi (15-12)
285 - No. 8 Mike McMullan (14-2)
125 - Aaron Pickrel (14-11)
133 - Brance Simms (18-14)
141 - Ben Gillette (7-18)
149 - No. 31 Dustin Walraven (22-11) or Tyler Johnson (2-7)
157 - Cody Pack (14-13)
165 - Joe Brewster (11-14)
174 - John Nething II (7-14) or Troy Morisette (21-6)
184 - Shea Nolan (7-12)
197 - Joe Skow (4-13)
285 - J.J. Everard (5-18)
NEXT UP - SDSU competes in the West Regional with tickets to the NCAA Championships on the line. Start time is set for 9 a.m. on Saturday, March 9, in Laramie, Wyo.
North Dakota State Bison - The South Dakota State wrestling team was outpaced by neighbor and rival North Dakota State 36-9 on Friday night in Brookings.
The dual started at 125 pounds and the Bison opened the dual with three-straight wins by major decision, decision and tech fall, for an early 12-0 lead.
The Jackrabbits responded in the 149-pound match, as Dustin Walraven lined up versus Joe Garner. Walraven, ranked No. 31 in the second NCAA coaches' panel rankings and No. 20 in the initial RPI, dominated the match and scored a 13-3 major decision to put SDSU on the board.
In the 157-pound match, Cody Pack pushed the Jacks' total higher with a tech fall versus Tanner Carlisle. Pack scored a trio of takedowns in the first period for an early lead and applied pressure in the final two periods for an 18-3 win.
"Walraven has been banged up, so it is good to see him put that aside and go get a win," head coach Chris Bono said. "It is good to see Pack get back on the winning track, as well. It is important to get on a roll this late in the year, so I am happy for those guys."
SDSU trailed NDSU 12-9 at the intermission.
Following the intermission, the SDSU forfeited the 165-pound match.
The Jacks wrestled Joe Brewster up one weight class at 174 versus Hayden Zillmer. The two were scoreless through one period and traded escapes early in the second and third periods. The match appeared destined for overtime, but Zillmer scored a takedown with two seconds remaining for the decision.
The decision forced SDSU into three must-win matches.
Unfortunately for the Jacks, the Bison won the final three matches by major decision, tech fall and pin, for a 36-9 dual win.
"It went the way it looked on paper," Bono said. "We did not do our job of upsetting anybody, and we beat who we were supposed to beat. We need to start beating guys we are not supposed to beat to win these types of duals."
SDSU closes out its five dual homestand and the regular season in its final dual versus Big Ten foe Northwestern. Dual time is set for 1 p.m. on Sunday, Feb. 17, in Frost Arena.
"Northwestern is a very good team," said Bono. "We need to have our A-game and we need to upset some guys to end the season with a win."
SAMARITAN'S FEET - Coach Bono coached the Simpson dual on Jan. 11 barefoot to raise awareness for Samaritan's Feet. Coach Bono is the first wrestling coach to join the movement and is the first Division I coach to participate barefoot in 2013.
The dual preceded Coach Nagy's barefoot men's basketball game on Jan. 26.
"If by me doing this, we can put one pair of shoes on somebody who does not have shoes, then it is worth it," said Bono. "Anything we can do to support the cause, and it is a great one, we are happy to do it."
Samaritan's Feet is a non-profit, humanitarian aid organization and so much more - a community of more than 70,000 volunteers who have joined together to make a difference in the lives of children in need in every corner of the world. Over four million impoverished children and adults in more than 60 nations being served by having their feet washed, receiving a new pair of shoes and hearing a message of hope.
Samaritan's Feet and its team of global ambassadors have touched the lives of men, women and children across the United States and around the world in an effort to help the nearly 300 million people who go without shoes each day and the more than a million who die each year as a result. Through this simple act of humility and servant-leadership, our team members and volunteers are expressing love, compassion, and a message that brings hope.
Nearly 300 million people go without shoes each day and millions are plagued with foot-borne illnesses that may be preventable by simple protection - shoes.
For more information or to donate to Samaritan's Feet visit its website and click on SDSU Wrestling-Coach Bono.
TOP-10 RECRUITING CLASS - Head coach Chris Bono and assistant coaches Israel Silva and Andrew Sorenson announced the signing of the sixth-best recruiting class in the nation (The Open Mat, Amateur Wrestling News).
Eight student-athletes joined the Jackrabbit wrestling team on signing day, including three ranked by Amateur Wrestling News. Brandon Brunner, Hank Goettl, Colin Holler, Coltan Laganiere, Paul Mascarenas, Austin Oyen, Nathan Rotert and Matt Seabold make up the best recruiting class in SDSU history.
The No. 6 ranking makes it the best recruiting class for any sport in the history of Jackrabbit athletics.
South Dakota State and the wrestling coaching staff announced the addition of Alex Kocer to the Jackrabbit wrestling team.
Kocer is a South Dakota five-time state champion from Wagner, S.D. Kocer won the 152-pound Class B state title as a senior in 2012 en route to an undefeated season (44-0). He first climbed the championship ladder in 2008 at 103 pounds and won three titles between his first and last (2009 at 118 pounds, 2010 at 130 and 2011 at 152).
In effect, Kocer joins next year's recruiting class, already touted as one of the best in the nation (The Open Mat, Amateur Wrestling News).
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As gen said he should try safe mode, this loads only the basic os files, he can then ( hopefully ) use system restore to before he deleted the files and everything should be ok. If its more serious than that he may have to reinstall windows ( over the top of the current so he can keep all his programs and stuff ). If that still fails to work he may have to format his hard drive and install xp again ( and sp2 while hes at it :P ).


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By KEVIN SCANNELLSun Advocate reporter
Utah residents will be paying a higher base rate for ambulance service after a statewide mandate went into effect July 1.
The rates for basic ground ambulance service in the state rose 15 percent, from $465 in 2009 to $535 in 2010. This increase is much higher than in previous years as the rate increased, from $463.90 in 2008 to $465 last year.
The increase, which will run through the end of the fiscal year on June 30, 2011, is due to a number of issues including areas such as the costs of diesel fuel, training for emergency personnel and medicare and medicaid reimbursements rates falling, according to Allan Liu, a financial analyst with the bureau of emergency medical services of the Utah Department of Health.
Ambulance rates are not set by each specific county in the state, Liu said. Instead the Department of Health sets the rates by collecting and analyzing data from all across the state and then determining what rate would help pay for the services provided.
"Ambulance service rates are treated like other utilities," Liu said. "We don't look at just one community. Instead we look at things from a statewide perspective. The rate is determined by looking at the entire state from a collective standpoint and creating a rate that helps make sure that the services can be paid for."
Places like Sunnyside and East Carbon will be affected differently than places such as Salt Lake City, Liu said.
Ambulance rates are separated into three different categories including basic, intermediate and paramedic ground ambulance. The basic ground ambulance rate, which includes Sunnyside, is at $535. For those in the intermediate level the base rate is $707 and those within the paramedic ground ambulance category is at $1,035 per transport.
Rates were flat last year, Liu said, creating the need for an increase in the ambulance rates across the state this year.
Also included within the state wide order are increases in the mileage rates and special provisions. The standard mileage rate is $31.65 per mile or fraction thereof. In all cases, mileage shall be computed from the point of pickup to the point of delivery, according to statistics posted on the Department of Health website.
The order also includes the possibility of rising costs of fuel, stating that when diesel prices exceed $5.10 per gallon or gasoline exceeds $4.25 per gallon as invoiced, a surcharge of $0.25 per mile of transport may be added to the mileage rate. Off-road rates have also been affected by the mandate. Where the ambulance is required to travel for 10 or more miles on unpaved roads, a surcharge of $1.50 per mile traveled may be assessed, according to DOH statistics.
A special provisions area of the mandate concerning waiting time says that an ambulance shall provide 15 minutes of time at no extra charge at both the point of pickup and delivery. After that, a charge of $22.05 may be charged per every quarter hour or fraction thereof. On round trips, an ambulance shall provide 30 minutes at no charge from the time the ambulance reaches the point of delivery until starting the return trip. After 30 minutes, the ambulance service may charge $22.05 per quarter hour or fraction thereof thereafter, according to DOH statistics.
A ground ambulance or paramedic provider is prohibited from charging fees for transporting a patient when the provider does not transport the patient. This does not apply to ambulance providers or paramedic providers in a geographic service area which contains a town as defined in Subsection 10-2-301 (2) f, according to information on the DOH website.
At the Sunnyside city council meeting on Tuesday night, council members unanimously approved a resolution authorizing Sunnyside City Ambulance to increase rates according to the state order. Sunnyside Mayor Doug Parsons said the state order is a standard increase the city deals with each year.


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While the New York Giants battled it out with the New England Patriots, Samsung decided to take the offensive against Apple with a string of anti-Apple advertisements. The crowning moments was a 90-second commercial that cost a cool $10 million to snag the airtime. The following video is the Samsung's actual Apple bashing commercial aired during the Super Bowl.
The ad series pitches Samsung as the "cool" alternative to Apple's iPhone; the Super Bowl commercial promoted their upcoming smartphone launch, the Galaxy Note, which will available at AT&T later this month. This device is also available as an unlocked cell phone, empower consumers with the freedom to choose the right carrier with the right service at the right price.
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An Avery County two-year old was rushed to Watauga Medical Center, then flown to Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center after being run over by her father's truck yesterday afternoon. The drama unfolded just after 4 yesterday as Watauga 9-1-1 dispatchers received a frantic call that the child
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When asked to define a perfect lawn, Peter J. Landschoot, the director of the Center for Turfgrass Science at Penn State, sounds like a philosophy professor. "There is no perfect lawn," Landschoot says. "It depends on the user's expectations, the lawn's environment, and the owner's sense of aesthetics and lifestyle. It's personal."
Nonetheless, there remains a committed breed of homeowner eager to give perfection a try. Take David Cira, a 32-year-old paramedic with the New York City Fire Department. He grew up in a condo in Queens but spent countless happy weekends at his grandfather's home nearby, where the lawn was always just so. "Nothing thrilled me more than mowing the lawn and helping in the garden," Cira says. "I was good at it from an early age, and it was a passion I never got away from."
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ROCHESTER, N.Y.- Sweet Home rallied back in tremendous fashion to beat Union-Endicott 40-22 in the Class A State semifinals at Sahlen's Stadium Friday night, outscoring the Tigers 40-8 in the final three quarters.
The Panthers found themselves trailing 14-0 at the end of the first quarter and also trailing at halftime 22-19. But, on the first offensive play of the second half #2 Mike McCoy took an end-around handoff 65 yards for a touchdown to give Sweet Home a 26-22 lead and the Panthers would never look back.
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Sweet Home goes to an impressive 12-0 on the season. They will move on to the Class A championship game against Burnt Hills, a Section II team, next Friday at 3 p.m. at the Carrier Dome in Syracuse. The Panthers look to become state champions for the first time since they went back to back in 2008 and 2009; beating Burnt Hills both times. Union-Endicott finishes its season at 9-2.


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BRASILIA, Brazil (AP) - Police say there was only one way out of the nightclub in Brazil where a fire killed more than 230 people early Sunday morning.
An estimated 900 people were inside when the blaze erupted. Police say the majority of victims were trampled to death trying to escape, while a club employee says some suffocated as they sought shelter in the bathrooms.
At least 200 people were injured. The cause of the fire isn't known.
The incident happened in the city of Santa Maria in Brazil's southernmost state. It's a university town with a population of around a quarter of a million.
Santa Maria is university town located at the southern tip of Brazil near the borders with Argentina and Uruguay. It has a population of around a quarter of a million.
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1. The Classic Douglas Dillard Songbook of 5-String Banjo Tablatures
Published by popular demand, this long-awaited songbook contains exact transcriptions in banjo tablature that capture the unique playing style of Douglas Dillard. This fantastic... more info$19.95 add to cart
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Banjo instruction/music. Contains tablature. 9x12 inches. 80 pages. Published by Centerstream Publications. (HL.00000286)