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Can I use my Casio Exilim 7.2 digital camera with a 2 or 4 Gig card as the DRV (digital recording device) along with a helmet mounted bullet cam? It does not appear to have the input jack that is required. The only jack it has is a USB looking type jack on the bottom where it connects to its charging / uploading dock.
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Cannes Mandelieu, France
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ambroid glue?
what is ambroid glue?
is it the white glue used by carpenters(vinylic glue diluted with water) or something else?
Ambroid is nitrocellulose based glue with acetone and other solvents as well as plasticizers. It is similar to Duco. Duco is clear and Ambroid is clear but has a yellowish tint.
Elmer's White glue I think is PVA as well is yellow Carpenters Glue.
Ambroid and Duco is used by indoor duration modelers. Both are lighter weight than the PVA and Cyano Acrylate glues. Both can be thinned with acetone so you can use a glue tip with a tiny ID to be sparing with application.
Joints made with nitrocellulose glues can be loosened with acetone and repostioned. I use Duco but they have recently added some form of detterant for glue sniffers. Not sure if it effects the properties of the glue other than smell but it sure smells different.
I'm thinking of trying to find nitrocellulose plastic to disolve in acetone and add plasticizers. I did find a nice crispy clear paint bottle cap that melted with acetone and I disolved it in Dope thinner to pour some mini microfillm sheets for my 3" rubber powered planes. It seems to work ok as a glue and smells better than the new Duco since it is disolved in dope thinner. I'm not sure what difference MEK/Acetone/toluene will make as a thinner for glue instead of acetone besides evaporation of solvent rate.
Testors wood and metal glue is similar as well but has a causes cancer in California label warning.
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Not sure if it helps but in the UK the equivalent to Ambroid is usually just called "Balsa Cement". As Billy says it is very light and can be repositioned. It also sticks very fast.
It is very different from carpenters glues which are either PVA or aliphatics and take much much longer to stick.
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ping pong balls are nitrocellulose and diszolve in acetone , I have used them to mould igniters for rocket motors - mix the diszolved nitrocellulose with other pyrotechnic additives insert a michrome element , let them dry . very firery
Ambroid is unsurpassed for gluing balsa, and other porous materials, IMO, for the reasons stated above. I think it's been replaced by CA, which is a shame since it's so versatile. I've heard people remark, when looking at indoor duration models, "Where's the glue?"
Let's see those 3 inch planes! with the 20mah Kokam's right around the corner, they could be an inspiration...
Cannes Mandelieu, France
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thanks to all.
i have an old pot of nitrocellulose grains.
i think it's like "uhu hart" in france.
i have just finished my first carved balsa prop.
it was a great pleasure for me but not for my thumb!
balsa carved props are so nice!(isn'it billy).
since i saw koichi 3 gr plane i have strange dreams.not you!(isn't it robert)
I recently got back to Ambroid myself. I have developed a sensitivity to CA. The odorless CA is ok for now. But, I've heard that you can develop a sensitivity to that too. At least the Ambroid will kill me slowly and not from respritory arrest like the CA. It is very thick and heavy straight from the tube. Thinned and in a syringe it is great!
Does Ambroid stick to the skin when drying and smells ugly?
Regards, Jochen
Ambroid is great stuff, been using it since I was a kid, on models that is. If you pre-glue the joints and let them dry you can finish the joint with just a touch of fresh glue and it dries almost instantly. Thin the pre-glue with a touch of acetone and it will penatrate the wood better for a stronger joint. The last tube of Ambroid I bought was the same as it always has been. I think Duco is more of a mass-market product and they need to be more careful with the abuse issue than Ambroid, which I only see in hobby shops. My 2 cents worth.
PS- same pre-glue method works well with PVA-white glues, Sig has a good one as does Tite-Bond. Just don't thin with acetone, water works well, and a touch of ammonia will speed things up.
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You said "a touch of fresh glue and it dries almost instantly", how long does it take for the pre-glued joints to dry? How long will it last in the tube? That is one thing I really dislike about CA, once you open a bottle it doesn't take long before it starts to lose it's "kick".
- Matt
I forgot which glue was aliphatic and which was PVA. The label did not exactly say if you were in California you would get cancer but was more to the effect that it has been known to to cause cancer in the state of California.
I guess that's where tests were done. My girlfreind always says your not in California when I read the labels. It is fun to carve a prop and I'll look for ping pong balls. I heard some turn orange. One of these days I'll order some TCP but till then will probably use castor oil. I was thinking that the plastic allready had plasticisizer in it. One more question since we are allmost on the subject. I've been pouring micro film uising Duco and I was wondering if polymicro is poured like micro film or is it stretched like other plastic films and what it is it made of that will not melt in acetone? That's 2 questions. Here's a photo of my 3" plane. I have built a few others but this one flys the best. The best time is 1:09. I think I can build a lighter weight one now. Some of the other ones were more heavy and might make good R/C planes when the equipment is available. I think a kok20 will be too heavy for a plane this size.
I've had tubes of Ambroid around for years if they are properly sealed up. Off hand I would say the pre-glue should dry in about 10 minutes. The thing is to mark and pre-glue a bunch of joints at once then do something else while it dries. It's a different thought process than the way you build with ca, but I learned it when there was no ca so it just came natural. Ca has it's place and I use it, I just don't like the fumes from the kicker and the glue, so I use it as little as possible.
I've never been to Califorina. If I go there I think I would be more worried about it breaking off and falling into the Pacific than I would be about getting cancer. Besides, something is going to get us all sooner or later.
That is a safe assumption.
If there were a glue like Ambroid or Duco that could be used with foam it would be great.
I have tried UHU Por and it works great with foam. It dries fast but I do not think it can be reposoitioned if you add solvent. Do any of the other foam safe glues work like Ambroid and Duco? When I say work like Ambroid and Duco I mean can the joint be repositioned with a foam safe solvent?
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In its 21st year, the Great Grown-Up Spelling Bee takes place on Thursday, Sept. 13, starting at 6 p.m. at the Harriet Himmel Theater at CityPlace.
This fun-for-everyone event benefits the Literacy Coalition of Palm Beach County and its programs serving the community from Boca Raton to Jupiter and west to Belle Glade. The public is invited to attend for free and cheer on their favorite team in the upper level of the Harriet Theater.
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The Campaign to Protect Rural England (CPRE) said "no evidence" had been presented to support the figure, which was decided by Cornwall councillors last week, or how it would benefit communities and the local economy. It said: "Every development, no matter how small, has an effect on the surrounding environment and Cornwall is particularly sensitive to this, as nearly a quarter of the county's income comes from tourism.
"Thirty percent of Cornwall's landscape is designated as nationally important and five million visitors escape here every year to enjoy the peacefulness and scenic beauty of both the coast and inland. Protection against overbuilding is in the top ten of their concerns."
The housing allocation was hotly debated at County Hall with a rival proposal to lower the total to 33,000 being defeated. Councillors clashed over the best way forward with one saying the target of 47,500 would make the county a "developers' paradise".
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After a debate lasting more than three hours, the full council voted by 62 votes to 31, with 10 abstentions, to increase the target from 42,250 to 47,500. The plan now goes out to public consultation.
CPRE Cornwall spokesman Orlando Kimber said: "Previous consultation with the public has often relied on email and web pages, rather than down-to-earth informed discussion. Both are needed, so that we can all take part.
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Edwina Hannaford, Lib-Dem cabinet member for environment, heritage and planning, warned without a local plan, she said there was a "risk" from planning appeals and associated costs as well as developments being approved in line with national guidance rather than local policies.
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Harriet Tubman - Buffalo Soldiers Conference to Explore Historical RootsOctober 29, 2013
Students at Hartwick College, known collectively as the Harriet Tubman Mentoring Project (HTMP), have continued a 20-year tradition of exploring history through the lens of heroes and heroines of the African Diaspora which frequently intersects with family history research.
The HTMP was established by Hartwick College Associate Dean and U.S. Pluralism Center Director Harry Bradshaw Matthews. He is also the founding president of the United States Colored Troops Institute for Local History and Family Research (USCTI), which is recognized by the National Park Service as a (research) facility of the National Underground Railroad Network to Freedom. The HTMP was recognized in December 2009 by the Association of American Historians as a national model for the engagement of African American and Hispanic students in history. Through the USCTI, students learn about the intersection of their respective ancestors who hail not only from the United States, but also from other areas such as the Bahamas, Haiti, Jamaica, Puerto Rico and more.
This year's event, to be held during the weekend of November 1-3, will include an exhibit at the U.S. Pluralism Center in Bresee Hall on the Hartwick College campus, which will be available for public viewing from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Friday, November 1. On display during this time will be rare items about the Buffalo Soldiers, as well as the first-time showing of other collectibles in the privately-owned Matthews Collection for the Preservation of Freedom Journey Classics. Among the collectibles are examples of biographies and autobiographies of African American abolitionists, as well as first edition novels that challenged the slavery system and one after the Civil War that glorified the Southern way of life - "The Belle of the Bluegrass Country," by Hannah Daviess Pittman.
The 1906 novel by Pittman evoked sentimental congratulations from numerous leading state and national officials, some of which were preserved by the author in a scrapbook. Today, the contents of that scrapbook are preserved in the Matthews Collection. Also available for viewing are several original writings of Isaac Newton Arnold, an alumnus of the Hartwick Seminary and Academy who emerged as a participant of the Underground Railroad and a leading politician and friend of Abraham Lincoln.
Presentations throughout the day on Saturday will give a special tribute to Harriet Tubman and the famed Buffalo Soldiers, which will allow for stories to be shared that span the African American Freedom Journey from the slavery period through the Korean War. In recognition of the 100th anniversary of the death year of Tubman, Matthews will reveal a specially designed commemorative pin, as well as the 1863 autobiographical article of Tubman's life that appeared in The Anglo-African newspaper. A reprint of the article in booklet form was copyrighted by Matthews in 2012. Both items will be distributed to participants at the mini-conference.
On Saturday evening, an award dinner will be held, during which Gail Muhammad and the Snowell family from Pottsville, PA, will be presented with the USCT Institute President's Award recognizing their continuing efforts to document their local church involvement with the Underground Railroad and their successful efforts to honor US Colored Troops who are buried in a local cemetery.
The mini-conference is traditionally limited to a small group of participants, including students of Hartwick College and invited guest mentors, which allows for extensive interchange between the students and guests. This year, Darlene Colόn of Lancaster, PA will provide a presentation titled, "Family Research: Connecting the Underground Railroad and the USCT." She is a descendant of Abraham Quamony, a participant at the Christiana Riot of 1851 in Christiana, PA, that challenged the legality of the 1850 Fugitive Slave Act. Also delivering a presentation will be Madeline Scott of Amherst, NY, whose talk is called "Ancestors in the USCT." She is a descendant of Thomas Henry Barnes, a member of the Frederick Douglass Monument Committee that was responsible for the unveiling of the Douglass Monument in 1899 in Rochester, NY. Dr. Edythe Ann Quinn, professor of history at Hartwick College and founding member of the USCTI, is also scheduled to share her research about Noah White, a formerly enslaved man who enlisted in the 9th USCT, then settled in the Hills/Westchester County and raised a family.
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Form DS-160 is an application for a non-immigrant visas and it can be completed online. This is the type of visa you will need if visiting for a short period of time. Filling out this form will be your first step in starting your visa application process. On the form, you will provide basic information about yourself that consulate officers will need to move you through the visa application process.
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As the Playstation 3 has Bluetooth for its controllers and headsets, it means that Android phones can connect to them with the right software via Bluetooth. XDA member berserker_devel has created an application called BlueputDroid, which is currently in its free public beta stage. What it does is it allows your phone to connect to a Playstation 3 and so your phone can be an input device. It can be used to control the cursor or it can be used to input text into the console.
This application is good because not everyone has a keyboard for their Playstation 3 and so that makes it much easier to input text onto the console. Its also good as it can control the cursor which is brilliant for those who use the Playstation 3′s browser as its a pain to use a controller to move that cursor about and so moving on your phone saves a lot of time and effort.
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- Head over to your App Store and scroll down the bottom of the page where your Apple ID can be accessed. It's on the bottom left of your App Store. Click on Apple ID and choose View Apple ID.
- Choose Country/Region and the select New Zealand as your country. After you clicking Next you will need to fill in your personal information.
- First of all make sure you choose None in the Credit Card window, as your credit card will not work in New Zealand.
- Under the Billing Address you will need to use a local address, so add in Jacksonville under "Subburb" and 6004 as "Postal Code."
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Peace On Earth (with It Came Upon a Midnight Clear)Item #: HL.08743766
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Sacred Christmas Choral. Voicing/Format: 2-Part. 6.75x10.5 inches. 8 pages. Published by Hal Leonard. (HL.08743766)
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It Came Upon a Midnight Clear is partnered with original words and music in a fresh and effective way. Well-crafted vocal lines and easily learned harmony are the hallmarks of this arrangement with optional audience participation on the final chorus. Available: 3-Part Mixed, 2-Part, TTB. Approx. Time: 3:00.
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Total Reviews: 11
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Anon on 01/05/2015
American guardian warranty is a SCAM! I paid over $5000 for elite coverage which in turn had them paying out nothing in repairs due to their fraudulent practices. I turned in problems prior to them being repaired as required and even after their inspector comes out and verifies items are in non-functioning condition they deny to pay claims! The constantly complain about the cost of the repairs when those costs are a tiny fraction of the vehicle cost and less than I paid AGW for their warranty!! They will hassle you and be rude everytime you call guaranteed and you'll constantly get the run around from repair places telling you you'll have to call AGW over things they don't cover and when you call they tell you you'll have to have the repair center call to do anything. This place is obviously doing fraudulent business. What a total waste of money! This place should be illegal!!
Jim Shaw on 12/02/2014
Very dissatisfied! I have had 2 major breakdowns. both times it was something they didn't cover. Try Premium 2000 instead. they covered my truck when it broke. Not an add for premium 2000! just the truth
Marcos on 08/13/2014
They saved me thousands for the repairs that needed done to my car. Had them for a long time now and have had no problems. Crossing my fingers : )
Natasha on 06/06/2014
THIS COMPANY IS A SCAM. They took $195 from my account and told me I could cancel within 60 days with no problem, then they charged me another $130.88 - mind you my car isn't even fully covered yet and they won't refund. Its impossible to get in contact with them once you sign up -- AND THEY WILL STEAL YOUR MONEY. The last commentator who said they are great obviously works for them - why else would they come on a review board and post positivity. AND Mark is the only one that wrote something nice which is an obvious lie. Do not trust this company!
Mark on 12/18/2013
Not sure what these guys are talking about, but I have Roadside assistance with my American Guardian plan and it saved me last week. Thanks AGWS!
Tim on 11/04/2013
I bought a 2003 Jeep Grand Cherokee with 90,000 miles on it. I thought that getting a warranty with it would be a good idea. So I bought the most extensive warranty they offered. I need a repair. My back windshield wiper is out. The motor needs to be replaced. I think that it should be covered under the warranty. Says right on the brochure I have. Get a call back from dealer and they say I have not had my policy long enough, so it has to be a pre-existing condition. I tell them I have met the agreement on my contract as far as days and mileage. I ask, okay tell me when I can start using my warranty. They say now. I tell them okay, I have a wiper motor that is out. They again tell me I have not had my contract long enough. So I still have a broken motor. This company seems like they have a loophole for every repair. I would of been better off keeping my money that I payed for this warranty. No good, waste of money
Aldo on 09/23/2013
I purchased this warranty through Auto Assure LLC. I was sold the Platinum level coverage. They never disclosed that I would be dealing with another company (American Guardian). The products and service of this warranty were sold to me as being equal to the factory warranty, providing bumper to bumper coverage with $100.00 deductible. I drive a 2008 Mercedes GL 320CDI, which roughly 53K miles, and the factory warranty has long expired. I was told that the parts to be used were official Mercedes Benz new factory parts. It was never disclosed to me during the sale that they would have the option of using refurbished, used, or rebuilt parts. I received the warranty ID card and package about eight weeks after the sale was already made. I took my car in for repairs to the steering rack assembly. The repair work was done at Auto Centro, located at 7420 Westmore Rd, Rockville, MD 20850, phone number (301) 340-2444. Not only did they refuse to pay for the new part, but also were trying to get out paying the full amount of the actual labor cost. The actual labor cost was for 6.9 hours. They were trying to pay up to a maximum of 4 hours. The shop owner got involved with much bickering and negotiations. American Guardian agreed to pay for 6 hours. I was without a vehicle for four days. They refused to pay for the car rental I was entitled to. This policy was sold to me clearly through hook and crook under false pretenses. I was stuck with a bill for $620 dollars, in addition to being without a car for four days. I was clearly taken advantage with the sale of this warranty. These warranty companies are legally obligated under the law to disclosed all terms and conditions before the sale, not two months after the sale. And if I have to deal with another company, that should be disclosed as well. I have filed this complaint with the Federal Trade Commission and the Better Business Bureau. I was advised by folks at the FTC and BBB to also file a complaint directly with American Guardian, which I have done today 08-29-2013. I have demand that they pay me an additional $580.00, which cover the original repair agreement and car rental that was sold to me in the first place. I visited both website Auto Assure LLC and American Guardian. There is absolutely no pertinent information regrading accurate terms and conditions. Nothing about how repairs would be done, and what parts would be used.
Suzy on 12/27/2012
These reviews written must not have known what they were purchasing. Im am VERY happy with American Guardian (hence the reason im posting a review now). They are kind and always great with timing on repairs!
Dee on 10/11/2012
I submitted the necessary photos and explanations of the broken chairs from my Thomasville furniture. I enclosed the proof of money paid for the extended 5-year policy from the dealer that they tell you covers "everything". They did not cover anything at all on the chairs and refused to honor the warranty that I did indeed pay for $249.00 (2 separate polices as well, for 2 separate dining sets!) I will never, ever recommend Guardian to any consumer; they make you pay and you get no service at all!
Tjironwulf on 08/30/2012
stay away from these guys I have had nothing but problems my car has been in the shop since 6/17/2009 and here we are 8/12/2009 ...give you any idea of what kind of service you might get whats even better is that we practically had to beg to get and inspector out to even look at it to approve the work.....still waiting for approval ...i guess if you could get them to return a phone call ....they don't seam very motivated to do that .. (just ignore him maybe he will go away) must be there policy bottom line is that I have a jeep siting in a shop with a work needing to be done no idea and no response back on when or even if they will fix it if it was owner neglect that caused this then of course I don't expect them to pay for something that was ( my fault ) But that's not the case let me say again I paid for a warranty on my jeep ...and now I'm paying a car payment and insurance on a car I cant drive and its the only car I have, so I have had to deal with finding a way back and for to work and anything else ...glad I have a skate board .... really happy about that ..... I would stay away from these guys like I said I would not wish them on my worst enemy
Anonymous on 08/30/2012
My vehicle (a 2002 Chevy Tahoe) began making a few odd noises. I then took it to my local Chevrolet dealership for a diagnostic and repairs as I always do. The list turned out to be as follows: - AC compressor locked up - replacement of compressor, serpentine belt and all related components. - Inner & outer tie rod ends on passenger side - replacement of both - Rattle in the steering column - replace steering shaft - They also found a bolt broken on the exhaust manifold. I was quite surprised at the repair list b/c I had just bought the vehicle a few months prior. Luckily it had the bumper to bumper warranty. Being that I have dealt with warranty companies before I was careful that I followed procedure. I left all warranty contact info for the dealer and expected to get my vehicle back in a day or two. That was definitely not the case. I received a call from the dealer that of their bill of around $3,000, the warranty was going to pay $1300 or so. I was shocked at this so-called bumper to bumper warranty. Long story short, I called customer service myself to inquire. I was told that they only pay a certain amount per labor hour and for the replacement parts. Of course at the chevy dealership, their labor rate was quite a bit higher and they want to use certified GM parts, etc. I was told that was where the difference was. Reluctantly I understood where they are coming from – I can't expect them to pay the highest prices for the services that could be gotten cheaper elsewhere. So, out of cooperation (and that I wanted everything to be covered) I found out that they pay $80 per labor hour. Chevy was at $103. So I called around and found a shop that works for $82 per hour. They are a national chain and professionally recognized with their own 12 mo. Warranty on repairs so I had no hesitation. I thought, well, I will pay the extra $2 per hour to get this over with. The total bill for this place for the same repairs came to $2,022. Of course the warranty company came back with the same price they will pay - $1300. I talked to the manager of the repair facility who was very helpful and said that the part prices they were willing to pay were actually UNDER his cost! So, I called customer service again to find out what the deal was. I was told they simply go to a public auto parts website to get their prices. I went to that website and looked up the exact parts I needed. Their prices were in fact there on the web site, but in digging in further, I found they were not even looking at the part – they simply put in the vehicle info and immediately chose the cheapest part in the list that would fit. Believe it or not, these parts actually did not even include a warranty! Just on the tie rod ends there was a price difference of $50 each. Another issue to this company is that customers are not allowed to speak with the dealer reps. So, I had to ask the manager at the repair facility to call and basically argue for me?. He was very nice and was willing to do this". He finally, after all was said and done, was able to get me $50 more on my claim!. Both he and the rep at the Chevy dealership said that was the worst warranty company they had ever dealt with and wanted to never call them again'. They were very rude and uncaring to myself or the repair facilities'. So, in a nut shell I was stuck with an almost $800 bill and my wife was without a car for almost a month;. Luckily I did not buy the warranty or I would be very irate at the money I would have wasted;. But, I was almost equally upset b/c when I bought the vehicle this warranty came with it, so I was under the impression I was covered bumper to bumper:. Buyers beware – avoid American Guardian at all costs!


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Black team "upsets" Red team in G-Day Game, 23-17
Black team "upsets" Red team in G-Day Game, 23-17
It's a good thing for Georgia the 2013 college football season is still four and a half months away.
If Saturday's G-Day Game played before 45,113 fans at Sanford Stadium is any indication, the Bulldogs are nowhere near ready for prime time or game time.
Of course Mark Richt and his team can take comfort in the knowledge no other college football team is ready to play games that matter in April, either. One of the reasons squads toil through two weeks of spring workouts is to identify problems and devise a plan to correct them by August.
For the record the Black team, which featured the starting defense, defeated the Red team, paced by the No. 1 offense, 23-17.
Junior wideout Jonathan Rumph scored two TDs for the winners and caught four balls for 98 yards.
Junior tailback Kyle Karempelis added 98 rushing yards to the cause.
The Blacks, which scored the last 16 points of the game; even outgained the Reds, 294-222, which came as a surprise since the UGA defense is replacing seven starters from 2012 and the offense has 10 first-teamers back in the fold.
"I thought our quarterback play was erratic," said offensive coordinator Mike Bobo, who coached the Red team. "We didn't hit our targets as much as we should have. We've got a lot of work to do."
Starting quarterback Aaron Murray was 12-18-0 for two TDs and 200 yards in a losing effort.
His counterpart, junior Hutson Mason, was 16-27-1 for 191 yards and a TD.
Parker Welch, who also saw time behind center for defensive coordinator Todd Grantham's Black team, was 4-8-0 for a touchdown and 103 yards.
"I liked the attitude of our defense today," Grantham said."I thought they played hard and did a pretty good job."
Linebacker Ramik Wilson had eight tackles for the Blacks while linebackers Amarlo Herrera and James DeLoach added had six.
The victors also recorded three "sacks.
Linebacker Kosta Vavlas had 12 tackles for the Reds and defensive back Quincy Mauger finished with eight.
"We showed that we have a lot of potential," defensive end Garrison Smith said. "But potential doesn't mean anything unless you actually show you can do something."
There were missed assignments, dropped passes, bobbles and fumbles, but G-Day still managed to be entertaining and even a bit exciting or as exciting as a controlled scrimmage can be.
Richt, who was an observer while his coordinators did the coaching, was pleased with the overall effort.
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The Black team took a 20-17 lead on a 23-yard Patrick Beless field goal with eight minutes remaining, the unit's first lead of the day.
Thomas Pritchard, like Beless a redshirt freshman playing behind first-team placekicker Marshall Morgan, added a 35-yarder at 1:36 and an interception on the Red's final drive secured the upset.
Still, Murray wasn't too concerned with the outcome.
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