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Bad Quarterback, Good Team?
It's hard to recall a recent season where there's been less enthusiasm going in about the quarterback position. In 2009, Nebraska probably saw its worst performances at quarterback and yet had its best season under Bo Pelini. Is that just an odd fluke or might there actually be some strange benefit to a limited quarterback.
Former Ohio State quarterback Woody Hayes was credited with saying only three things can happen when you throw a pass and two of them are bad. By that logic, if you don't throw the ball very often, you might win a lot. That was certainly the case for Hayes' teams.
If you think about it, a lot of the most damaging plays for an offense come on passing plays. You've got interceptions, sacks, and fumbles by the quarterback to name a few. When you're high on your quarterback, you roll the dice more often and dial up passing plays. When the trust isn't fully there, you play it safe - which isn't always a bad idea.
Cody Green was never an explosive option at quarterback, but whether it was for Nebraska or Tulsa, he won a lot of games. That seemed in part due to the recognition of his limitations. No one asked Green to thrown the ball fifty times in a game. Instead, they asked him not to lose the game and he was able to play smart enough to allow the players around him to make plays to win the game.
That's not to say you wouldn't want to have another Tommie Frazier. But a tantalizing talent like Taylor Martinez could make a bunch of big positive plays yet manage to seemingly do equal or greater damage with negative plays. Tommy Armstrong may not be the next Turner Gill or Russell Wilson, but the fact that his coaches know that may keep them from taking needless risks. It may not produce the most exciting brand of offensive football, but it can be very quietly effective.
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Woody Hayes was Ohio State's coach, he never played quarterback there.
What a DUMB artilcal
Come on guys, its just one article, and I don't think there is any reason to be over critical. I for one am happy to read anything about the Huskers and if you don't like the article, be nice about it and keep it to yourself.
Keeping things positive is always helpful for everyone!
I don't remember Cody Green winning a lot of games at NU. I don't recall him winning any. He through a total of 5 TD's and 3 picks when he was at NU. I'm pretty sure you don't win a lot of games with stats like that. 2009 was one of NU's best QB performances, and the QB was Zac Lee. A good consistent passer that didn't turn the ball over, and didn't piss games down his leg.
Don't be so cynical. Steve's thought process is to the effect that you don't necessarily need an All-American at QB in order to win games. If a team has the talent to offset QB deficiencies with execution of solid game plans and the avoidance of "no brainer" mistakes, a team like NU should do quite well. NU has enough talent to compete with anyone in the B10 this fall. BOP's decision to hang with TM to the exclusion of anyone else, likely hurt recruiting. As it stand right now, TA and Stanton's presence on the team should not dissuade a legitimate QB candidate from coming to NU.
The 2014 regular season results will be impacted as much by how smart BOP and his underlings will have coached the games as opposed to whatever mistakes the players commit.
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"e through a total of 5 TD's"
Woops threw My bad Bill will you forgive me?
I get the gist of the article, but I think you need a good-to-great QB to win a championship (Big 10 or otherwise). Any QB can win a game, but to win the big ones, I think they need something extra, even if its great decision-making ability. The biggest concern for most of us I think is that TA appears to be turnover prone. We simply cannot have that and this problem did not appear to be rectified by the spring game. We have shown over the last several years that we can't overcome that problem enough. It has bitten us against both good and bad teams. If TA can be a good game manager, fine, but he needs to protect the football first and foremost. That really goes for our offense as a whole…
Also, I don't think Beck is afraid to take chances even with questions at QB. Look at the 99 yd play against Georgia! TA was becoming stagnant in the game and had just gotten sacked at the time. I think we all love that play, but we also know we were pretty fortunate everything went our way on it…gutsy call sure, but lucky in some ways. I'm just not sure Beck goes all conservative this year regardless of the QB. He tends to overthink things at times too. At least this offense will have enough play makers where one can get a little creative and be ok.
Don't forget, AJ McCarrin (sp?) at 'Bama wasn't a world beater for most of his career, yet his teams did quite well under his leadership. Those teams were loaded with talent to compensate for the more average ability QB situation.
NU has enough talent (if coached up) to compensate for having an average QB at the helm. Beck will need to play to TA's strengths (by the way, can someone describe TA's strengths?) and push offensively, what results in reliable ball control and play calling that minimizes unnecessary risks.
I think TA runs the option well, and he seems to have a strong arm.
I hate it that we have a relatively unproven, and not too impressive QB right now. Some excitement there would be great.
You can say you don't need a great QB to win big, and that may be true in a lot of situations, but I think there are many more situations where a team is where they are BECAUSE of a good to great QB. How many great QB's have you seen lead their team to glory…ala Tommy Frazier.
One thing that hasn't been mentioned is that the style of offense plays a HUGE role in how many turnovers a team has. Many of NB's turnover problems in recent years stem from two things: running option plays which inherently carry a higher risk of fumbles; and the QB has also been asked to run the ball a lot, and QBs always have more problems with ball control than RBs. It's pretty easy to see why NB typically has more TOvers than say Wisconsin or Iowa, who never run option and never ask their QB to run the ball. NB runs their offense, of course, because of the risk/reward factor—the rewards of the option and an explosive QB can be great and tough to defend.
I think Tommie's success had more to do with everything he had around him than him being just a great QB. You are giving him to much credit for where this team was, put a poor defense with him and we see different results, and a line that was so banged up we had 3rd string guys in there. I am not saying he wasn't a great QB.
Kno' what? For the love of Bo Schembechler, STOP quoting Woody Hayes and his stupid line that's supposed to be 'profound', but no, it ain't profound t'all.
"Former Ohio State quarterback Woody Hayes was credited with saying only three things can happen when you throw a pass and two of them are bad."
Really? Well, guess what, same shit happens when you run the ball, 2 of 'ems BAD: ya either gain yds, lose yards, or fumble.
Maybe it's just me that has an eye for the cornpletely obvious, I dunno, its a fuhball blog, whaddya gonna do…..
Green barely got a chance @ Nebraska to show his stuff—so stop going there too—but no, he wasn't as good as Tater. He became somewhat of a beast @ Tulsa though, I wouldnt want to tackle him, and his throwing greatly improved.
As to TA, I'm thinking Mike Grant here, Jamal Lord type thing. Good, not great, maybe, who knows, maybe he'll be better than that, I hope so.
"Keeping things positive is always helpful for everyone!"
Another 'positivity' nazi, fresh from a Tony Robbins weekend seminar, I presume. The Positive Thinkers are worse than evangelical Crustians, well, alotta the time they is one and the same person up in your face all 'yuckity yuck' and such.
How 'bout a drone strike @ your daughters wedding, everyone killed? Put a positive spin on that one for me…
NU Realista
"Don't be so cynical."
I must be hallucinating. The absolute totalitarian Csar of Cynicism, criticizing others for their 'cynicism'.
I am in awe of this degree of lack of self awareness. In fact, you deserve a prize for that one, Senhor Realistinha, for real. Respek:
"Woody Hayes was Ohio State's coach, he never played quarterback there."
WTF you come 'round here botherin' us with small details like that for, 'J'? C'mon it's 'N'uhbraska, Home of 'N'owledge. 'N'owledge is like 'Brasketball', it resembles that which it pretends to be, but it's diff'ern't. We puts our own 'spin' on it.
"I think TA runs the option well, and he seems to have a strong arm."
Oh no you di'n't just say Tommy Armstrong 'seems' to have a 'strong arm'. Ain't that cute.
You know what goes good with chicken and waffles TDawwg. I bet you do. It be watermelon, and after that it be some colt 45, and after that maybe ill smoke me some crack.
Can't say as I've ever had a Colt 45 Malt liqour, they still make that stuff—from Passaic river water, right, Paterson, NJ?
Used to have Schlitz and Falstaff growing up, what my dad drank—since they were set up in Bugaha and such. I can't do anything less than a straight up Budweiser—which I think is a good beer, BTW. PBR, naw, sorry, not that desparate. But everybody 'round this one horse hick town here is into the Bud Light thing, that is, they are: FUCKING STUPID!
I like a cold Grain Belt every once in a while. Now that I think about it, its Colt 44, not 45. I think they still make it. I'm a big fan of the Chapel show. Ever see the episode when he did The Sam Adams commercial.
I will have to try this, 'Grain Belt', nvr heard of it before. Yeah, 45, that's the gun Uncle Sam want's take from ya.
I nvr followed Dave Chappelle's show that closely, but I thought he was great in movies, funniest guy on the set.
I'm out here in Sam Adams country and Saranac, Yuengling, Rolling Rock(meh)and many many fine micro brews of which I partake. For stout, though, Guinness is still the one, have tried all the others and they don't compare. DogFish stout kicked my ass one night, wow, high ETOH content.
admirala, you're a frikk'n dumbass. It's 45. Let craptain out, he can teach you pussy's about booze and slobber.
Triumph ruff~ don't confuse "cynicism" with speaking the truth and the listener not agreeing with such truth. Those who do not tolerate mediocrity or the bigotry of low expectations are surely not cynics.
Ruff, T-Dogg—- Ruff, Ruff!!!
WTF..Now we're all happy we have a QB that fumbles, throws picks, gets rattled easily, but can't run very well? Strong arm though. Sounds to me like you're expecting it might be a great year…. for the Beer and antacid Companys anyway. I sincerely hope TA finds his comfort zone this year and settles into being a better and more confident QB, the players and Coaches all seem to have a lot of confidence in him and I'd really like to share in that "irrational exuberance".
Yer idea of Truth is 'ruff', 'ruff' ruff' 'round the edges. And PLZ, for the love of all that is good and holy, STOP with the, "bigotry of low expectations", line. We get it, we got it, like a million times—even though it's weak and doesnt really make any sense t'all. Come up with a new line, new material.
TDogg ~ now that you admit you have a problem (AA 12 step program???) that is the first step. Now, raising the proverbial bar just a little higher (it's okay to take 'baby steps') to expect and demand more from the University concerning its irrelevant NU football program would be a good start.
TDogg——Go For It!!!
Speaking of raising the bar, Admirala did an 'admiral-able' job of raising the bar in his, like you, highly suspect ability to perceive the, uh, realistissimo. 'Ghetto is a lifestyle CHOICE', I paraphrase. Haha, still shaking my head and laughing about that one, in fact, I dont think that one can be topped, I couldn't even have come up with that one in one of my satiric flurries. However, maybe, if you give it your all, you have a chance, even a decent chance. I'm pullin' for ya…
Admiral ~ Chappel's bit when he was the blind bigot who hated African Americans and he was African American. He shows up at a Clan rally bad mouthing minorities wearing a hood. Suddenly, he pulls his white hood off and those in attendance go speechless. Gasp!!! One audience member's head explodes. It was hillarious. The buddy of Chappel's character in the skit didn't have the heart to tell him he was black. Chappel then flips out when he finds out he is married to an African American women.
Chappel's comedy is hilarious.
I notice TA is getting some QB lessons from Brett Favre, maybe a good thing, maybe not so much.

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Originally posted by Constantino Cronemberger: On page 90 of the spec. it says you can call getUserTransaction for BMT, but it does not say you can call methods on this UserTransaction. Have a look at the business method row. There you can find the line "UserTransaction" methods.
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Secondary SAVIOR? Patriots Acquire CB Aqib Talib From Tampa
The much MALIGNED Patriots secondary received a much needed BOOST today. According to Adam Schefter of ESPN, New England acquired cornerback Aqib Talib from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
Bucs traded CB Aqib Talib to New England.
— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) November 1, 2012
The Patriots traded a 2013 fourth round pick for Talib and a seventh round pick.
Talib is currently serving a 4 game suspension because he took an Adderall pill without a prescription "around the beginning of training camp."
Talib is a five year veteran, former first round pick and free agent after this season. He has 18 career interceptions returning three for touchdowns. He is an INSTANT UPGRADE to the Patriots' 28th ranked pass defense.
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Motorola signs deal with 3D Systems to make modular smartphone parts
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3D Systems developing 3D printing line for Project Ara module construction
Motorola's modular smartphone has taken one more step into becoming a reality, thanks to a multi-year agreement with a manufacturing partner. 3D Systems has agreed to create a "continuous high-speed 3D printing production platform" for Project Ara, and ultimately creating modules as "Motorola's exclusive fulfillment partner" if it completes the platform's development.
As part of the deal, 3D Systems will have to upgrade and expand its existing multi-material 3D printing capabilities, including printing with conductive materials. It also plans to combine both additive and subtractive manufacturing methods to create all possible modules for a complete smartphone. Regina Dugan, senior vice president and head of Motorola's Advanced Technology and Projects group, advises that to create the smartphone, it "requires technical advances in areas such as material strength and printing with conductive inks for antennas," advances that must also be able to work at "production-level speeds and volumes."
The basic idea of Project Ara is for a mobile phone to be created by the user combining modules together on a single structural frame. Each module can be switched out for another component, allowing smartphones to be constructed with the specific user in mind. For example, someone may want to add modules for higher storage capacities and faster processing, while at the same time replacing the camera with an extra battery. If a module is damaged with the rest of the device working fine, just the faulty component could be swapped out for another, something which could in theory save on repair costs.
A full production run of a modular smartphone is not likely to occur for a number of years, though the Google-owned phone producer is attempting to encourage development in the "free, open hardware platform" by sending out an alpha release of the Module Developer's Kit sometime this winter.


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I was reading this piece from Michael Hiltzik of the L.A. Times, and I was struck by something intriguing.
The debate over the deficit is quite revealing about the speaker: What they choose to omit is every bit as important as what they emphasize.
Consider these two short paragraphs:
"As Henry Aaron of the Brookings Institution observes, the current government deficit is the result of an enormous tax cut mostly for the wealthy, of paying for two wars by credit card, of the Great Recession, and of spending to address that recession . . .
Medicare's ills are entwined with our national system of healthcare — how it's used and how it's distributed. You're not going to make a dent in the problem unless you change the underlying system."
No single factor is responsible for the deficit — quite a few different ones helped to cause it.
When I was out promoting BN, I constantly ran into this issue. It seemed that everyone tried to use the financial crisis and market collapse as proof of their pet issue. It wasn't a combination of things, it was _______ [Insert Pet Peeve]. If you believed these folks, the crisis was caused by Acorn, or the CRA, or Fannie Mae, the poor, regulations, Unions, going off the Gold Standard, minorities, high taxes, deficits, and of course, the Federal Reserve. The Democrats blamed the Republicans, and the Republicans blamed the Democrats.
I never could tell if it was naked opportunism or merely selective perception.
The takeaway is this that whenever you hear some pundit pontificating on some event, think about their 'blame emphasis'. Their omissions are quite revealing about their bias.
The Crisis Was Caused by [Insert Pet Peeve Here] (January 26th, 2011)
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A Declaration of Intention, that has a nice sound to it, doesn't it? Earlier this year, I started thinking, what Declaration of Intention do I want to make this year? What are my intentions as an artist, as an African-American Woman, as an individual? And with that intent, what is the outcome that I want?
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AND IT IS DANGEROUS. SPEAKING OF DANGEROUS. YES. IT IS A JOB THAT REALLY GOES TO THE ANIMAL SOMETIMES, BUT SOMETIMES BAG ZOO KEEPER IS A LOT OF HARD WORK, RIGHT, CRYSTAL. WE MIGHT NOT REALIZE HOW HARD UNTIL WE TALK TO YOU. TACK SOME TIME TO STEP INTO THE SHOES OF A JACKSONVILLE ZOOKEEPER THERE IS A LOT OF DROPPINGS THAT I HAD TO PICK UP AND THEY HAVE TO TAKE CARE OF THOUSANDS OF ANIMALS SO I WANTED TO SHOW YOU A FEW OF MY EXPERIENCES WORKING AT THE JACKSONVILLE ZOO. I STARTED MY DAY AS A ZOOKEEPER AT THE RANGE OF THE JAGUARS EXHIBIT. THIS IS OUR SUPERSTAR THIS IS KAHN. KAHN IS GOING GO OUT FOR US TODAY. ALTHOUGH THE JAGS LOOK CUTE AND CUDDLY, THEY'RE WILD ANIMALS. IS ANY ANIMAL SETTING BUT ESPECIALLY WITH THE CARNIVORES IS MAKE SURE YOU'RE SECURE TO ENTER AT ANY GIVEN TIME, THIS IS THE ONLY CAT ACCESS TO THE DOOR OR TO THE EXHIBIT, AND THERE IS A CAT RIGHT HERE SO I OBVIOUSLY WANT TO MAKE STLUR IS LOCKED AND SECURE BEFORE I EXPWREER WE CHECK THE MESH ENCLOSURE FOR SAFETY, RAKED FRESH DIRT AND CLEANED WINDOWS. THEY TYPICALLY DEFINITE INDICATE IN ONE SPOT BUT THEY USUALLY HIDE IT SO WATCH WHERE YOU STEP. YOU DID FIND IT. LOOK AT YOU. WITH THE FUN COMES A DIRTY JOB AS WELL. YOU WANT TO TRY SIT IN. YES. ALL RIGHT. NOW IT IS FUN WITH ALL THE GRASS, YOU KIND OF -- THERE YOU GO IT IS MOVING. ZOOKEEPERS ALSO MAKE SURE THE ANIMALS HAVE ENRICHMENT. THEY USE DIFFERENT TYPES OF TOYS, AND FOOD TO ENCOURAGE THEIR NATURAL INSTINCTS AND BEHAVIORS. MEGAN IS A CARNIVORE KEEPER SO SHE ALSO MANAGES THE GIANT OTTER EXHIBIT. MUCH MORE TIME HERE THAN AT JAG BECAUSE THESE GUYS EAT SIX TIMES A DAY, VERY FAST METABOLISM. WE FEED THEM THREE DIFFERENT TYPES OF FISH, THEY GET TROUT RIGHT HERE AND THEN THEY GET TILAPIA WE CUT UP FOR THEM. THIS IS A TRAINING SESSION ASLE WITH. SHE DUNN GET HER FOOD UNLESS BOTH FEET ARE ON THE TOP ROCK AND IT IS CALLED A STATION BEHAVIOR AND SETTLES HER DOWN AFTER SHE EATS. AFTER HER MANY MEELS I WAS DOWN TO THE EDGE. WE HAVE OUR GIANT ANTEATERS AND DOWN THIS HALLWAY WE HAVE OUR PRIME MATES INTRAT SEPARATED OUT. SQUIRREL MONKEY AND HOWLER MONKEYS THEY'RE THE WORLD'S LARGEST GUNNY PIG, THEY GOAT BE OVER 100 POUNDS AND THIS BIG CURIOUS GUY RIGHT HERE IS VINNY OUR TIPIR. THEY CAN EAT 20 TO 30,000 ANTS A DAY. IT WOULD BE A DIFFICULT JOB GET HIM ENOUGH AN ANS TO SURVIVE OFF, MOST PLACES GIVE THEM SOME TYPE OF SUBSTITUTE DIET. THIS IS JUST HARD-BOILED EGGS ONE OF THEIR FAVORITE TREATS. THEY HAVE A VERY STICKY SALIVA AND SPIT THAT THE FOOD STICKS TO. ONE OF THE IMPORTANT THING IS HAVING A STRONG STOMACH, HOW DO YOU FEEL ABOUT LIVE BUGS, ARE YOU OKAY WITH THOSE GUY? I'M NOT A BIG FAN OF BUGS BUT AS A ZOO KEEPER IN TRAINING I HAD TO CONQUER MY FEARS AND THE LAST STOP THE REPTILE EXHIBIT. WE USED TO HAVE LIKE I SAID 19 OF THESE IN THE BACK AND WE'D HAVETO TAKE ME ABOUT AN HOUR TO GO THROUGH THEM ALL AND GET THEM ALL CLEANED AND FED. NO. THEY DIDN'T LET ME TOUCH ANYTHING POISONOUS, YOU KNOW, JUST THE BUGS HAD ME ALREADY SQUEALING AND RUNNING FOR MY LIFE. BUT IT WAS A REALLY GOOD EXPERIENCE. I SPOKE TO THE ZOOKEEPERS AND THEY SAY, EVEN THOUGH IT IS A LOT OF DIRTY WORK, THEY ARE HAPPY THAT THEY CAN HELP WITH THE CONSERVATION EFFORTS AND THEY LOVE THAT IT IS SOMETHING DIFFERENT EVERY DAY AND THEY'RE HELPING A LOT OF ENDANGERED ANIMALS AS WELL. YOU KNOW, THAT IS THE KIND OF JOB YOU REALLY CAN LET YOUR GUARD DOWN AS WELL. YOU TO BE ON YOUR Ps AND Qs EVERY SINGLE DAY AND ONE FOR THE ANIMAL'S LIFE AND YOUR OWN PERSONAL SAFETY. SAFETY IS IMPORTANT, WHEN I WENT TO THE JACKSONVILLE ZOO WE WENT INSIDE EVERY ENCLOSURE CHECKING THE MESH AND ANY KIND OF IS NOT WHERE YOU THINK SOMETHING MAY GO WRONG TO HELP KEEP THE ANIMALS SAFE AND YOU KNOW, THE VIEWERS THAT ARE AFTER WATCHING. IN FACT IF YOU'RE 14 AND OLDER YOU CAN BE A PART OF BEING A ZOOKEEPER FOR THE DAY IF YOU HEAD TO OUR WEB SITE, I HAVE ALL THE INFORMATION THERE SO YOU CAN HAVE AN EXPERIENCE JUST LIKE I DID. GREAT STORY, I WANTED TO PET
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Chris Sykes hit Bijon Washington for a 9-yard touchdown with 35 seconds left, then intercepted a pass on the next play to ice a wild 38-35 victory over St. Mary's in a District 3-1A football game at Turpin Stadium Thursday night.
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The Audi IRC Australian Championship 2014 will be held at the Newcastle Cruising Yacht Club in New South Wales, Yachting Australia announced on Friday.
NCYC Rear Commodore Kym Butler Yachting Australia President David Gotze Audi Australia Corporate Sales Manager Chris Henry and NCYC CEO Richard Howard at the announcement in Geelong
The 2014 Audi IRC Australian Championship will be held over the Easter long weekend, with racing taking place between April 17 and 21.
The dates coincide with school holidays, allowing families to combine a vacation with sailing activities in the Newcastle region.
Yachting Australia CEO Phil Jones said that 2014 would be the third year that the Audi IRC Australian Championship would be held as a standalone event, rather than a four event series.
'Yachting Australia is looking forward to holding this event in regional New South Wales, outside of the traditional Sydney basin,' said Jones. 'This allows us to create a destination event for the Championship which we believe will appeal to sailors from across Australia.'
'We look forward to working with the Newcastle Cruising Yacht Club to deliver an event which is a success both on and off the water and are keen to welcome competitors in the Audi IRC Australian Championship to Newcastle in 2014,' he said.
Competitors at the 2014 Audi IRC Australian Championship will take part in five days of racing, held offshore from Nobby's Beach, within close proximity of the entrance to Newcastle Harbour and the Newcastle Cruising Yacht Club.
Audi Australia's General Manager of Marketing, Kevin Goult, said that Audi is proud of it's long association with sailing and the Audi IRC Australian Championship event, which the brand has supported now for six years.
'The Championship represents a key pillar in Audi's support of sailing in Australia. It's a national championship event which attracts competition of the highest order, and we're proud to support that,' Mr Goult said.
'The decision to host the 2014 Audi IRC Australian Championship in Newcastle is important, as it means the Championship will be an event in itself. The decision to work with the Newcastle Yacht Club as host club sends a strong message to the sailing community that both Audi and Yachting Australia are looking for world-class competition on courses that offer excellent sailing conditions,' Mr Goult said.
As in previous years entrants in the Audi IRC Australian Championship will be split across three classes, A, B and C, designed to create a level playing field, with similar sized yachts competing against each other.
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Ok, newbie here. I just got my Tarptent Contrail (yay!). And, of course, need to seam seal for a trip this weekend (Friday; it's Monday today).My issues are, even though it's sunny and upper 30s now in Maryland, snow is forecast for tonight & tomorrow (0.5"-4", so who knows how much if any). I would have loved to pitch the Contrail outside this afternoon to seam seal, except for the forecast snow.Tomorrow (Tues) is out due to snow forecast.Wednesday is supposed to be sunny & upper 30s temps, but windy with gusts to 38 mph. Not ideal seam sealing conditions. Thursday looks like the best weather day -- sunny, near 50. But I need to pack the tent up Friday mid-afternoon at the latest.So I guess my 2 questions are:1) If I seam sealed the tent Thursday AM, would it be ok to pack up Friday afternoon?2) Or should I attempt to pitch it inside in a spare room & seam seal it there (windows open)? Then it would have a couple of days to dry & I could then pitch it outside on Thursday and run some water on it to see if the sealing needs touching up. I'm leaning toward this latter option, but worried I won't be able to get the tent taut enough inside during the seam sealing for optimal penetration.Any help/suggestions appreciated.
I think it's best to not rush the curing, you don't want to weaken itMaybe don't worry about seam sealing until you get back. Are you going somewhere it's going to rain a lot?
It's supposed to rain this weekend; not sure how much (mid-atlantic in spring can be pretty volatile). I'll be in the mountains, too, which of course makes the weather a little crazier.I've got a down bag - worried about getting it wet.
I'd do it inside with the windows open and a dropcloth on the floor. Use additional cordage (just whatever you have laying around) as anchor cords (tied to or around furniture, window locks, stacks of books, etc), and then connect your guylines to those using a small carabiner.
Edited by AndyF on 03/24/2014 11:59:00 MDT.
Thanks -- I've got a heavy corner desk in the room which should be good for tying. Hadn't thought of window latches, that'll work too. Books we have plenty of as well, including some large heavy textbooks. I think it'll be doable. Now I just need to manage not to trip over everything. ;-)
I would do it inside too. The fumes are not too bad. I have done it inside before. I wouldn't even worry about the ventilation too much if you can close off the room. The sealer is a bit sticky when it first goes on. I think its nice to let it dry out a few days if you can.Hope you have a good trip.
Thanks, everyone, much appreciated! I'm almost hoping for a bit of rain this weekend to see how the tent handles it. :-)
As everybody else said, definitely just try to do it inside.To cut the silicone, I used Naphtha as a solvent (very similar to white gas), and the fumes weren't that bad (though I did do it outside). Certainly keep the place very well ventilated and just move the tent outside on the day you have sun. Most of the solvent will have evaporated off after a few hours and the tent will therefore not off-gas too much after the initial drying. You'll figure it out without too much trouble.If you are ever uncomfortable, just stop. No harm done.
Edited by dmusashe on 03/25/2014 02:27:39 MDT.
White gas inside house?I hope you have up to date fire insurance : ) or would that be explosion insurance?
Use permatex flowable windshield sealer it is odorless, no mixing,dries overnight and works great. HERE is one of many threads on people who use and like it AND ANOTHER ,you can do a search on this site and find many more,I have used it for years and it works great,I wouldn't bother with the mess ad smell of mixing especially inside my house.
Thank you for the suggestions on alternative sealers -- I'll keep those in mind for the future. I already had mineral spirits & silicone on hand, so used those. I ended up pitching outside (was going kind of stir crazy inside), seam sealing, leaving the tent out for 6 hours, then bringing it indoors. At that point there were absolutely no fumes. All of the seams were fairly dry, the dots I "painted" on the floor were a bit tacky but nothing too bad. I turned the tent inside out so the floor would get good air flow.I still have to seam seal the floor seam on the underside, but that's easily done inside at some point today. When I'm not shoveling snow. (Will spring EVER get here?!?).
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|Complications Following Vascular Procedures in the Upper Extremities: A Sonographic Pictorial Review.
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|ABSTRACT: The arteries of the upper extremities are increasingly utilized to gain access for angiography, percutaneous coronary interventions, endovascular therapy, and continuous hemodynamic monitoring. Hence, complications after upper-extremity arterial interventions are increasing in incidence. Similarly, the incidence of upper-extremity deep venous thrombosis is increasing as venous access is increasingly achieved with upper-extremity central line placement. Knowledge of the sonographic appearance of these complications is essential as ultrasound is often the only imaging modality used in the evaluation of suspected vascular injury. This pictorial review demonstrates the spectrum of complications observed following vascular procedures in the upper extremities, including thrombosis, hematoma, pseudoaneurysm, arteriovenous fistula, and arterial dissection. Gray-scale, color, and pulsed Doppler imaging findings are described, and pertinent management issues, including endovascular and surgical therapies, are briefly discussed.
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You can incorporate French within an Interdisciplinary Studies major, with a concentration in French. Because Interdisciplinary Studies majors choose two concentrations, you can combine disciplines such as Spanish, Sociology, Business Administration, Economics, English/Communications, or Fine and Performing Arts, as well as a Teaching Certification program.
The requirements are the same as for any Interdisciplinary Studies concentration: a maximum of 6 credits of lower division courses and 9 credits of upper division courses in French. Interdisciplinary Studies majors also take four Interdisciplinary Studies courses. We highly recommend study abroad.
Lower Division Courses in French
At MCLA, we offer the full elementary and intermediate sequences in French. In only four semesters, you learn to communicate effectively in speech and writing. Additionally, you learn about a variety of French speaking cultures such as the Franco-Americans of New England and the French Canadians of Quebec. Finally, you develop strong linguistic skills in both French and English that can help you succeed in your future studies and in the job market.
- Elementary French I (FREN 101)
- Elementary French II (FREN 102)
- Intermediate French I (FREN 201)
- Intermediate French II (FREN 202)
Upper Division Courses in French
Teaching Assistantship in Modern Language (MODL 495): MCLA offers French students the unique opportunity to work as Teaching Assistants (TAs) in the language classroom. This opportunity is often available only at the graduate level in most colleges and universities in the U.S. Students receive 3 credits by enrolling in MODL 495, and assist the course instructor by: collecting and checking student workbooks, recording attendance and grades, and facilitating discussion in class. TAs also have the chance to build their teaching skills by giving one-on-one help to students. Usually, students who receive a TAship in the department are committed to helping others, and often have an interest in pursuing a teaching career.
Independent Study in Modern Language (MODL 500): Independent studies are a great option for juniors and seniors who wish to read a given area of French literature or study a topic in depth. With the help of your advisor, you can design a course based on your strengths and specific interests. Written reports and frequent meetings with your advisor are required. You can repeat this course for credit with a change of content.
Study Abroad: You can earn credits while improving your French skills and gaining knowledge of French-speaking cultures by spending a semester, a summer, or a year in a French-speaking country or region such as France or Quebec. Interdisciplinary Studies majors with a concentration in Language Studies (French) are especially encouraged to study abroad to perfect their language skills.
Cross Registration at Williams College: You may also take courses in French by cross registering at Williams College, conveniently located only a few miles from campus. They offer a broad range of courses that you can take for the price of MCLA tuition.
For more information: To learn more about the opportunities and events, contact Professor Louis Stelling.


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Whitman College is a highly selective, four-year, liberal arts and sciences college established in 1882 in Walla Walla, Washington. A Whitman education is intended to promote intellectual, personal, and social development. Through a combination of demanding academic and co-curricular experiences, Whitman provides its students with a comprehensive and balanced undergraduate education.
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Are you ready for another week of Freezer Crockpot Meals? I've been doing a poor job of getting supper ready on time, so I was more than ready for something new. In the past, when I made frozen crock pot meals, I was so blessed by how smooth my week went. It's truly amazing the difference. If you haven't tried it, I urge you to give it a chance! If you like this post, will you pin it on Pinterest and/or share it on Facebook? I would really appreciate it if you did!
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My Shopping List:
Meat2 pounds ground beef 2 pounds sausage
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Produce3 onions 4 cloves garlic tomato avocado 10 lb bag of potatoes celery (will need 1 cup chopped) carrots (will need 4 cups, chopped)
Canned/Boxed3 cans diced tomatoes 1 box (or 2 bags) instant mashed potatoes (or substitute for homemade) salsa (need 2 cups) V-8 Juice 2 25.6 oz jars Spaghetti Sauce Lasagna Noodles Taco Seasoning packet 2 Cream of chicken soups Italian Dressing
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Spicescilantro salt pepper chili powder cumin oregano basil bay leaf parsley italian seasoning
Assembly Instructions:Print Recipes Brown 2 pounds of ground beef Brown 2 pounds Sausage Chop 3 onions Chop 4 cloves garlic Peel & Dice carrots (2 cups) Peel and slice 10 carrots Chop celery (1 cup)
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East Midlands Airport launches travel extras store
East Midlands Airport has today launched a new Travel Extras Store for passengers.
The Travel Extras Store will provide customers with a one-stop shop to serve traveller's holiday needs. The new online products are now available on the airport's website with more products planned for later in the year.
With four out of five holidaymakers booking extras on top of their holiday, the airport believes it can play an important role in developing the future of travel products. East Midlands Airport already provides products, such as an airport lounge, holidays, flights, currency and valet and on site car parking.
Caroline Plant, Marketing Director East Midlands Airport, welcomed the launch saying: "We're growing our business significantly this year and the new online store will extend our reach into the marketplace even further, giving our passengers more choice over the type of products they want to support them on their travels. We want new passengers to choose our airport and improve our relationship with existing customers; the new store will be a key part of that process."
Leading products available from the Travel Extras Store include; private jet hire in partnership with Private Fly, overseas assistance, luggage tracking services and express lane through security. Private Fly acts as an internet broker, bringing together passengers with private jet operators. Customers will have a choice of jets and destinations, all of which are a competitive market price.
The airport's express lane is a dedicated channel which enables passengers to fly through security and reach the departure lounge quicker. Passengers that have an express lane ticket will be given a priority service to ensure that waiting at security is kept to a minimum.
Another well-established brand in the travel industry is Call Uma, an overseas assistance and luggage tracking service. Their overseas assistance product offers multilingual help and information for passengers in any time zone or location. By texting the word 'help' to the service the customer will be called back instantly by a translator, who can assist in an emergency situation. Alternatively, the customer can text a question and the service will reply with the answer, for example providing directions to the nearest chemist wherever in the world the customer may be.
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Opening Hours of the Famous Las Vegas Sign: All day, every day.Cost: FreeLocation: The Median5100 Las Vegas Blvd SouthLV, Nevada(Just South of the
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Having your picture taken by the Famous Las Vegas Sign is one of those things you have to do! This is us,above, by the iconic Las Vegas welcome sign which has been a landmark of the City since 1959.
In recent years they've made it easier to get to with or without a car. We hopped on the
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Because we came by bus we still had to wait for a gap in the traffic to nick across the road to get to the median where the sign is. If you're driving you can park in the car park by the sign and don't need to dice with death. (OK maybe that's being a bit dramatic!)
It can get fairly busy at the Welcome Sign. When we arrived in the afternoon there was quite a queue but it moved really fast and there was a friendly atmosphere as people chatted to their neighbours and asked them to take their photos followed by explaining how their cameras worked. So waiting in line didn't feel like a chore and it's entertaining watching other people posing for their pictures.
We met a really nice couple in the queue. They insisted that my husband Martyn took their picture over anyone else because they thought his shot would be professional because he had a big camera lens.
And behind us were a couple who'd come straight from the wedding chapel in their full wedding get-up with their photographer who came up with a range of creative poses for them to do in front of the sign.
A lady called Betty Willis designed the sign when she worked at the Western Neon Company. As you can see in the pictures the sign is a sideways diamond with a yellow border (which flashes at night.) The word 'Welcome' is spelled out in red letters within individual white circles which represent silver dollars to honour Nevada's nickname as 'the Silver State.' The remaining words, 'to fabulous Las Vegas Nevada,' are in red and blue. A red star sits on top of the sign. It recently made it on to the National Register of Historic Places.
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Disney celebrates a modern-day classic from the directors of THE LITTLE MERMAID and ALADDIN. Discover what really happened after the princess kissed the frog in an inspired twist on the world's most famous kiss. This hilarious adventure leaps off the screen with stunning animation, irresistible music and an unforgettable cast of characters. Enter Princess Tiana's world of talking frogs, singing alligators and lovesick fireflies as she embarks on an incredible journey through the mystical bayous of Louisiana. Spurred on by a little bit of courage and a great big dream, these new friends come to realize what's truly important in life...love, family and friendship. Overflowing with humor and heart, THE PRINCESS AND THE FROG is an incredible motion picture experience your whole family will want to enjoy again and again!
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Enjoy the speed, power and excitement of Cyclone men's and women's basketball from your own courtside seat. The oversize, padded seats are located directly across from the team benches. You can't get any closer to the action! To be eligible to purchase this one-of-a-kind experience and become a CourtCYd Club member, you must be a Cyclone Club member at the Victory Level ($5,000) or above to purchase men's basketball courtside seats and at the Gold Level ($1,000) or above to purchase women's basketball courtside seats.
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Guess who came back for another shot at the game?!
Viewers were stunned to see 19-year-old talented singer Andrew De Leon get cut from the America's Got Talent competition so early on, but tonight, each judge got to choose four acts to come back for a second chance at the prize during the Wild Cards...and De Leon was one of 'em.
Howie Mandel chose to bring Andrew back into the game, and it was pretty clear that everyone was pleased with that decision.
After nailing a Spanish, operatic version of "Unbreak My Heart," audience members rose to their feet to give him praise, and the judges joined in, calling his performance "sensational."
Joining Andrew in the Wild Cards (among others) were dance group All That!, balancing acts Cristin Sandu and Bandbaz Brothers and, of course, the adorable 10-year-old mariachi singer, Sebastien "El Charro de Oro."
Tomorrow night, viewers will find out which acts from the Wild Cards will claim the last four spots in the semifinals.
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A good catch for this narrows area Osprey.
While fishermen below were slowly passing on their unsucsessful drifts I see this amazing bird rise above the cliffs. The strength of this bird elevated his flight right past my windows. I had the camera and jumped to the deck to get these shots. Great to see nature in action, and great to see a nice fish get taken to the dinner table.
Osprey's Dinner
A good catch for this narrows area Osprey.
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Great photo! I watched an Osprey once carrying a big catfish near Kenmore. Suddenly it flipped over, let it go and held it's talons upward as a Bald Eagle dived in. It failed to reach the Catfish before it hit a drivers windshield. It was amazing.
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