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Grand Rapids - A fundraising campaign by the Michigan Fraternal Order of Police is stirring up controversy in West Michigan.
The organization has been cold calling people using the story of a slain Grand Rapids Police Officer as a way to raise money. The organization even called the Kozminski family by accident.
On Wednesday afternoon, the Michigan chapter of the F.O.P says this is a real fundraising campaign. However, they didn't mean to solicit donations from the Kozminski family.
They also say they didn't mean to offend any of the other people that they called. They say they were just trying to raise money for the family's of fallen officers.
Carin Tunney, who works for WZZM 13 News got a call from the Michigan F.O.P at her home Tuesday night. She says, "They asked me if I was aware that a Michigan police officer from Grand Rapids had been killed and was 29 years old and left behind a 3 year old daughter."
Tunney's mom also got a similar call. "She was uncomfortable because she felt like they were saying that she needed to donate to help the daughter out."
Come to find out, the Kozminski family was contacted as well. Bob's sister and mother both received calls. The Michigan F.O.P says it was a mistake. The chapter's President, Sgt. John Kirkpatrick, says they have a fundraising firm that makes "cold" calls and they use a script to solicit donations. He says, "It makes reference to officers killed in the line of duty. Most recently we started using the script that makes reference to the Grand Rapids officer that was killed in the line of duty...although we do not use his name."
But, people in West Michigan say they know who it is. Officer Kozminski was killed this past July. His death had an impact on the entire community.
The F.O.P says that's why they plan to temporarily stop the calls in West Michigan. They didn't want to offend anyone. They plan to re-evaluate their fundraising techniques.
WZZM 13 News talked to the Kozminski family. They say they wish they would have been asked about using Bob's death to raise money. They would not have given permission because they say they don't have the time to research every fundraising firm.
The Michigan F.O.P says they donated about $2,000 to the Kozminski fund shortly after Bob's death in July.
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GREEN BAY – Despite appearances to the contrary based on how snaps were distributed in practice Monday, Mike McCarthy insists that he hasn't made up his mind on the starting right tackle.
Nonetheless, the witching hour is fast approaching for the Green Bay Packers offensive line, and unless Don Barclay unexpectedly bottoms out or Marshall Newhouse morphs into Anthony Muñoz, it would appear that Barclay is going to get the nod.
Throughout Monday's practice, Barclay worked with the No. 1 offense at right tackle while Newhouse spent most of practice working with the No. 2 offense at left tackle, behind rookie starter David Bakhtiari. Although Newhouse did take a handful of right tackle snaps, the work was heavily weighted toward Barclay.
The two had alternated series at right tackle during the Packers' 19-7 victory over the St. Louis Rams on Saturday night, with Barclay getting the starting nod after Newhouse surrendered a sack to Arizona's John Abraham that resulted in a Graham Harrell fumble in the opener. Newhouse, who spent the entire offseason at right tackle with the No. 1s, has started 31 games the past two seasons (including playoffs), with 28 of those starts coming at left tackle before the offseason shakeup on the line.
"No, there's no jobs that have been won yet today," McCarthy replied when asked if he'd picked a right tackle. "As far as those types of questions, we need to play better as a football team. I thought the offensive line as a whole played better this past week than we did the prior week against Atlanta. So with that we'll continue to make guys compete."
Asked the simple question of whether Barclay and Newhouse will rotate with 1s in Friday night's third preseason game against Seattle at Lambeau Field, McCarthy replied: "I'm thinking that we just got done with a Wednesday(-style) practice, we'll view, we'll grade it, and we'll talk about the reps like we do every night for tomorrow's practice, and continue to try and create opportunities and gather information at any position."
That non-answer would seem to indicate something is afoot, but neither Barclay nor Newhouse has been told of the team's plans if the coaches are indeed leaning one way or another. Teams tend to want to have their offensive lines set by the third preseason game so there's some continuity entering regular-season play.
"It was just nice to be out there the whole time with those guys," Barclay said of working with the starters. "(But) I don't think it's going to be determined this weekend. We're halfway done with camp, still have two more weeks of camp left. Then we have a week of preparation for the 49ers, so there's a lot of time for it still to be decided with guys battling. At some point guys have to step up and grab the opportunity."
Newhouse said both he and Barclay are kept in the dark about how reps will be split during practice and that he will assume he's still under consideration for the starting job until he's told that Barclay has won the job.
"I feel like I'm in it still. Until they tell me otherwise, I'm in it," Newhouse said. "I guess in this situation, there's limited communication between them and us. They tell us when we're going in, when we're not going in, and then we let our play speak for that. And then at the end of the day, after a game, after a practice, they go and determine the next day. Each day is kind of its own animal, but then they're also compounding. A lot of that is assumptions. I don't know what they say up there."
Newhouse disputes the notion that he is too cerebral and lacks the "mean streak" that other offensive linemen – including Barclay – are perceived to have.
"I can be as big of an (expletive) as anyone," Newhouse said. "Since when has that been the defining quality of an offensive lineman? Say a guy gets his block done. When does that ever come into play? Oh, he's not nasty enough? If he's getting it done, why does that matter?
"That's (a mentality) from like 1950. People see what they want to see. We watch film all the time and you're like, 'Yeah, he's nasty, but he's whiffing half the time.' Why is that all of a sudden the barometer?"
Nastiness isn't the only measure, but it's certainly one of Barclay's strengths. He started the final six games (including two playoff games) at right tackle last year as an undrafted free agent from West Virginia, and while he's perhaps viewed as more of a run-blocker than pass-protector, all of the Packers' tackles – Barclay, Newhouse and Bakhtiari – can expect a test on Friday night from Seattle pass rushers Bruce Irvin and newly added Cliff Avril, the ex-Detroit Lion.
The last time the Packers saw the Seahawks, a controversial game-ending touchdown wasn't their only problem. Then-starting right tackle Bryan Bulaga was eaten alive by Irvin (two sacks) and was charged with eight pressures as well.
According to ProFootballFocus.com, Barclay gave up a pair of quarterback hits during Saturday night's game at St. Louis – his only sacks, hits or hurries in 65 preseason snaps. In 68 preseason snaps, the only quarterback sack, hit or hurry Newhouse has given up is Abraham's sack.
"I think I've bounced back well. I played well this week and got better. It's still a work in progress, but I'm on my way," Newhouse said. "I just kind of keep doing what I'm doing. I know I've gotten better, I know I'd had a good camp up until that (play)."
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• Football players could take to Grogan's Towne Field in the fall if the $240,000 agreement is approved.
The field at Bedford Community Stadium will be changing its name after an agreement has been reached between several parties.
The football field will be called Grogan's Towne Field at Bedford Community Stadium. The Toledo car dealership Grogan's Towne Chrysler has agreed to pay $240,000 for the name of the field in order to help the Bedford Alumni Association and Bedford Public Schools pay off the debt.
Dr. Ted Magrum, superintendent of the district, said the car dealership will pay $2,000 a month for 10 years. The debt on the stadium is about $264,000. The rest of the money will be paid through fundraising efforts by the alumni association, Dr. Magrum said.
"The payments are $30,000 a year and the alumni association has committed to raising the rest of the money needed to make the payments," Dr. Magrum said.
Chuck Faller, president of the Bedford Alumni Association, said the group has paid more than $1 million on the loan. "Grogan's pledge will make our job certainly easier, no doubt," he said. "We have been paying money on this all along."
The group has sold bricks for the stadium, sought pledges from individuals and business members and has hosted fundraisers including casino trips.
"We've been talking with some of our past owners to try and get them to re-up pledges," Mr. Faller said.
The group is renewing its efforts in the coming weeks, seeking individuals and businesses to pledge money to help pay off the stadium. For example, Mr. Faller said someone can buy the naming rights press box over the course of, say, 10 years.
"The idea that offering people an opportunity to advertise at the stadium is nothing new," Mr. Faller said. "We were in the process of doing these things when Grogan's approached Mark German (district athletic director)."
Bedford Community Stadium was built through a combination of loans, donations and in-kind donations, Mr. Faller said.
"If it weren't for the Bedford people, the stadium would not be there," he said.
Dr. Magrum said the proposal with Grogan's will have to be presented at three regular board meetings. During the June meeting, the agreement could be approved.
Once approved, Dr. Magrum said the district and members of the dealership hope to host an unveiling event closer to the start of football season to show off the name of the new field.
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Doctor Who: P.S. is an unfilmed scene, depicted in storyboards with some voice work from Arthur Darvill, and written by Chris Chibnall, that acts as a neat coda to the story of the Ponds' departure from the show and their life in the 21st century. Filmed, it'd have made a lovely post-end title sequence for the latest episode. To my mind this latest mini-season was a bit lacklustre1 so they shouldn't have squandered the chance to give us this one.
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- The first season since the show's return with not one episode I'd class as quite good, let alone excellent. All the leads were as good as the script allowed them to be, and obviously Mr Brian Williams was just outstanding, but it's no good having a season-long story arc about how the Doctor shouldn't travel alone when all that travelling alone happens off-screen. I know it's not fair to compare five episodes with a 12 or 13 episode season, but it all seemed to be a bit flat and uninspired and overwhelmed by the need to give Rory and Amy a big send-off. They'd have been better off just leaving the Ponds where they were when the Doctor caught a glimpse of them in the department store towards the end of the previous season, happy and healthy and living their lives. I just hope that the arrival of a new companion and the approach of the show's 50th anniversary season re-energises the show. ↩


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Through this Golden Age for the UTEP women's basketball program, the Miners have created some new traditions.
One the players certainly enjoy is a holiday in paradise, and for the third consecutive year the UTEP women are headed that way.
A Thanksgiving tournament in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, that will include games against LSU, Kansas State and Santa Clara is the highlight of an 11-game non-conference schedule released Thursday that features a little bit of new and a lot of familiarity.
"That will definitely be a highlight," coach Keitha Adams said of the three-game swing in the Pacific Ocean resort 785 miles straight south of El Paso and 120 miles west of Guadalajara. "That will be a great for us. We've done that the last few years and it's been a great experience for our players. (LSU) had a great season last year, we'll have to put on our fast shoes for that one."
The Hardwood Tournament of Hope runs from Nov. 26-28 and the top opponent is LSU, which advanced to the Sweet 16 of the NCAA tournament last year. The Miners split a pair of games at a tournament in Puerto Rico last year and swept two games in the Bahamas the season before that.
"It's always good to travel, it's good to see some other teams and how they play," senior forward Chrishauna Parker said. "It's fun to go to the beach, but first and foremost we are going there to take care of business."
The game with LSU will be especially important because it is the only non-conference game against a team that made it to the NCAA tournament last year.
A season after UTEP charged to the finals of the WNIT in front of huge home crowds, Adams admitted it was hard to schedule quality opponents. There are return trips to SMU (Nov. 16) and New Mexico (Dec. 14) to pay them back for previous trips to El Paso in home-and-home series, but those are the only other non-conference road games and the only other games against top-tier conferences.
The annual home-and-home with New Mexico State is now just one game, the home opener on Nov. 14, as the Aggies wanted to cut it back from two games a year. The other opponents are familiar ones: Northern Arizona, Eastern New Mexico, Prairie View A&M and Alcorn State. UTEP had a total of four opponents in common from last year and went 5-0 against those teams (SMU, Kansas State, Northern Arizona and two wins against New Mexico State).
For the third consecutive year, UTEP will play St. Mary's of San Antonio in a home exhibition game, this year on Nov. 7.
The big difference in this year's non-conference schedule is that it's smaller. Conference USA will release its schedule in the next few weeks and it will include 18 league games, up from 16 last year. It will include Western Kentucky, which played in the NCAA tournament last season when it was in the Sun Belt Conference.
"We have a lot of home games, we like doing that in the first semester as much as we can so we don't miss class," Adams said. "That will be great for our fans to get to know the team and our players. We love playing in the Don (Haskins Center)."
There are five new players to learn. The roster was released Thursday and there were no significant surprises there, as all five signees are still intact (freshmen Marta Miscenko, Daeshi McCants and Lulu McKinney and transfers Lawna Kennedy and Rudiane Eduardo).
The only two players from last year's team who have eligibility but won't return are Anzhelika Moiseychenko and Marta Oledzka. The freshman forward Moiseychenko, a Russian who redshirted last year, is transferring to an NAIA school while the senior center Oledzka will stay on as a manager. The 6-foot-6 Polish woman scored one point in seven appearances last year and wanted to graduate from UTEP this year.
UTEP still has one of its 15 scholarships available (Marissa Rodriguez is a walk-on) and Adams didn't completely rule out bringing in one more player.
The challenge for this UTEP team will be rebuilding in the frontcourt, as they look to replace center Kristine Vitola and forward Kayla Thornton, as well as point guard Kelli Willingham. All of the new players except the point guard Kennedy are either forwards or centers.
"We have a lot to figure out," Adams said.
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Tonight was the first time I tried either of these lifts. I'm not really sure how good or bad these performances are, but it doesn't really matter because its a starting point for me. I didn't try to go over 350lbs for the DO thumbless deadlift, and I succeeded with 225lbs twice (but didn't get it on video) and as you see failed with 245. I plan on doing these lifts at least BI-weekly. I can't figure out how to put videos in this post. If someone can tell me how I will put the videos in. Either way they are up on my You tube channel.
350lb Do Thumbless Deadlift And 245lb One Handed Deadlift Attempt
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copy the link to the video and post it? or there is options underneath the size changer for adding links:)
congrats on your lifts though 225 one handed deadlift is a good starting point! managed to progress from 100-140kg one handed dead in a few weeks myself
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The 12 Worst Star Trek: DS9 Episodes Ever
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Re: The 12 Worst Star Trek: DS9 Episodes Ever
I hope the OP won't be offended if I copy and paste the list here for viewer convenience:
12. Valiant
6th season
This episode probably would not make most peoples' lists, but it made mine.
During the Dominion War, an elite group of snotty cadets were in command of a Federation starship, which was behind enemy lines collecting information. Then, because they're awesome, they think they can destroy a Jem'Hadar warship. As it turns out, the answer was no, they could not.
Don't get me wrong: the story was fine. My problem with this episode is that the characters were such obnoxious smartasses that I wanted to jump through my TV and punch every single one of them in the face. I felt no connection to them at all – only to Jake, who was pretty much the only sane person aboard. The captain was a pompous ass, the first officer was a smug bitch on wheels (or, more aptly, a bitch on impulse engines), and the rest thought they were just great.
Yeah, the ship blew up at the end, but by the time it did, I had already spent most of the episode not liking a majority of the characters.
11. Melora
2nd season
Nobody likes a complainer; the DS9 writers didn't get the memo.
An ensign named Melora comes to the station with a "disability" – her planet is low-gravity, and by going to Starfleet, she has to adapt to a much higher pull, which makes it virtually impossible for her to walk. She is stuck in a wheelchair and lashes out at everybody, but it becomes this depressing, cliché-laden story about accepting people who are different and being at peace with yourself. Yawn.
10. Q-Less
1st season
First seasons of Star Trek shows often aren't any good, and Deep Space Nine, despite being the best incarnation of the franchise, was no exception. Here, we have a completely pointless, stupid episode featuring Q.
The story wasn't entertaining, and the purpose of the episode seemed to be "let's get Q in there." The problem is that there was nothing memorable about it, and it felt more annoying than Q's appearances usually are. Boring.
9. Profit and Lace
6th season
Admittedly, when I first saw this episode lo those many years ago, I didn't mind it. Granted, it's been years since I've seen it, but it's here because (1) it hasn't exactly grown on me and (2) reviews of the episode have generally been awful. Many consider it to be one of the worst of the series, so it should be on this list.
If you wanted to see what Quark looked like with boobs, then this episode is for you. I'll have to warn you, though: if you've not seen it, it may give you nightmares, but there are "happy pills" you can take for that.
8. Meridian
3rd season
Take a planet which is phasing in and out of normal space-time, remerging once every half-century or so, and let the Defiant encounter it. They beam down and Dax meets some dude with whom she falls in love and wants to end her career to be with him. In the end, she can't, because she can't shift into their dimension, and she returns to Starfleet disappointed and unsexed.
Dax was remarkably out of character in this episode. Her character had been established as one who recognized duty and was a wise old sage; here, she opts to dump Starfleet and go to another dimension to be with a guy she just met. Right.
All this episode amounted to was a crappy love story which made no sense.
7. Let He Who Is Without Sin…
5th season
Worf, Dax, and others are set to enjoy a vacation on the warm, sunny, and loosely-moral planet Risa, they meet a band of fundamentalists who are on a crusade against said lack of values. Not only has it corrupted the planet, they claim, but it has also corrupted the Federation. To achieve their ends and make sure nobody enjoys themselves, they sabotage the weather suppression system so it's boring and rainy.
This episode did two key things wrong; the first is that it was a yawner. The second is that it ended up being preachy and yet somehow completely missed the mark. The whole concept was executed poorly.
6. Fascination
3rd season
Sometimes, Star Trek does comedy well. This was one of the times where it didn't.
Lwaxana Troi (groan) comes to Deep Space Nine with a fever. Well, two fevers: one is for Odo's gooey, amorphous manhood, and the second is an alien disease which makes her project her feelings onto other people telepathically. As a result, everyone who even comes close to her starts acting like a horny teenager.
There's nothing wrong with doing a light episode – if it's good. This wasn't.
5. The Muse
4th season
Meet Jake Sisko, writer. Meet Onaya, a strange broad who likes "working" with artists – and by that we mean sucking out the creative energies of the brain like a parasite.
For a while, nobody seems to notice that a weird space cougar is hanging around Sisko all the time, but then again, they're distracted by Lwaxana Troi (groan), who is somehow pregnant at her age and marries Odo.
This episode was very creepy, as was the alien woman.
4. Second Sight
2nd season
A mysterious woman with strange hair starts coming onto Ben Sisko; viewer boredom ensues.
This woman, Fenna, just happens to show up on Deep Space Nine right around the anniversary of Sisko's wife's death, and what a surprise, they fall in love quickly.
Here we have a slow, contrived, Sisko's-got-a-girlfriend episode which damn near put me to sleep, but then we find out that his new squeeze is a telepathic psychoprojection by some guy's wife. Don't worry if you're lost; you're not missing much, anyway.
3. The Storyteller
1st season
Imagine Miles O'Brien as the spiritual leader of a village, and his main job is to ward off evil cloud monsters. He takes over the job – more like is thrust into the job – when their former leader kicks the bucket before he could vanquish the beast.
This episode almost reminds me of a sitcom (except it was much more depressing): O'Brien beams down to the planet, gets stuck in a crazy situation, has to work his way out of it, and it's happily ever after.
I'm pretty sure Captain Kirk would have just hit it with a few photon torpedoes and called it an episode.
2. If Wishes Were Horses
1st season
When Rumplestiltskin is making appearances on Star Trek, you know you've got a seriously bad episode.
Kind of like one of the worst TOS episodes, Shore Leave, whatever the crew of Deep Space Nine imagines becomes reality. The difference is that in this one, what is being "imagined" are actually alien life forms, and everything they've cooked up, including a spatial rupture which threatened to destroy the station, was their doing.
I tried wishing that the episode would end, but it didn't work. Where were those mysterious aliens when I needed them most? Buncha lazy sons of bitches.
1. 1. Move Along Home
1st season
ALLAMARAINE! (loud cheers)
Sisko, Dax, Kira, and all the rest become pieces in a game, but not just any game – a deadly game!
A species called the Wadi visit Deep Space Nine, and they're all about playing games. Quark gets pissed off at them for winning so much, rigs the dabo wheel, and to get back at him/teach him a lesson, they make the cast pieces in a life-sized game. Any false move he makes could kill them all, or so he believes.
Kira does hop scotch, people die, a rock falls on Dax – and then, just when we think they're all hopelessly screwed, the game ends and everyone is safe. Finally, in a complete cop-out by the writers, the Wadi representative says "it's only a game!" and you realize you just wasted an hour of your life on the most inane, pointless, and eye roll-worthy episode this show ever produced.
This one had it all, with poor writing and childish rhymes included.
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The third check was written for $500 and was sent to Jill to spoil the heck out of Evy and Stella this Christmas.
A very special businessmonkee dedicated a portion of all of her November sales to the Carrolls this Christmas, and this $500 gift was from her. She specifically asked me not to mention her business' name, because she didn't want there to be any confusion about her motives.
Amazing, huh?
But hold on, Lovies. Our Lovefestivus is not over yet . . .we have one last trick up our collective sleeve.
Monkees…meet my precious, brave, huge-hearted friend . . . Leigha.
Dear Monkees,
In mid-October my daughters (ages 2 and 4) and I made Halloween cards for their grandparents who all live out of town and mailed them off. The grandparents were so touched that each set mailed either a card or a letter back to the girls. Their Nona even included two pairs of Halloween socks which they wore proudly for a somewhat disgusting number of days before they would take them off to let me wash them. It soon became a daily adventure to run to the mailbox everyday. "Why are we getting so much mail?" Anna asked one day. "Because you did something that made them feel special and now they want to do something to make you feel special," I told her.
A few days later I read Andie's post and I wanted to do something to help. My first thought was I am going to get that mother a "We Can Do Hard Things" plaque but another Monkee was already taking care of that. Then I started thinking about Sarah and Skylar; what could I do to make their day brighter? My mind wandered back to my own children being thrilled with receiving mail. I thought, "My girls and I could do that! We could make cards and send little surprises in the mail." My thoughts started snowballing until I arrived at the conclusion that what would really be fantastic would be if I could get lots and lots of creations from lots and lots of kids to send to Sarah and Skylar.
If our children are mirrors, and that they believe what we believe, then we should invite them to be a part of caring about this family when so many grown-up Monkees have stepped up to give the best of themselves?
My goal is to send the girls little care packages in the mail about twice a month. I hope to be able to include artwork of all types made by children of all ages. Today I would like to ask you and your children to create mail for Sarah and Skylar. The sky's the limit here, so let the creativity soar. Some suggestions to get the juices following include (but would never be limited to) making "Fight Like a Girl" posters, writing about a time you had to be brave and what helped you get through it, pictures making silly faces, pictures of your pets in costume, and anything else that might get a giggle from a two and half year old girl.
Maybe something like this:
You guys, I think those are princesses kicking each other's asses. Fight like a girl. Brilliant. Just brilliant. . .
Let's send Rocky some art. Because everything will look so different to Rocky when she arrives. But kids' art is kids' art, no matter what country it's created in. Hearts and rainbows and stick figures, they translate. Child to child. Heart to heart. Hand to hand. I love it, I just love it.
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21 Responses to "Showing Up, A Guest Post by Leigha"
Or you could just send the stuff but then let me wait a little while before I "deliver" it to the girls? That would be awesome. So it would be a little bit of a delayed response about how much they loved it! (-:
Can't wait til flu/yuckies season is long gone so I can R-E-L-A-X about germs.
Flu viruses live for 21 days on paper???
OH MY GOSH, something I so didn't know and probably shouldn't know. Where's the lysol. Knowing this maybe I can just send our card via email. Someone in my house always has a cold or a sinus infection.
Perhaps for the safety of Evy we can set up her own email account where we can scan in some art work. Just to be on the safe side.
Just a thought. From another mother who really hates germs.
Loooooooooooooooooooooooooove this idea! Sending Olive- and Henry-made masterpieces as soon as I get home!!!!
so is mine. honest.
And, I', MUCH taller than you.
Mine are weird.
Great idea! We have one junior monkee here who is in!!
My son and nieces and nephews are a bit young for coloring, but we'd love to mail some Love — any ideas?
Leigha, thank you so much for creating this opportunity!
Monkees, thanks again for all of your generosity. We received the checks in the mail yesterday!
The artwork is such a touching and sweet idea. From a cancer mom/any immuno-compromised kids perspective, just make sure your kids aren't sick when they do the artwork! Flu viruses live for 21 days on paper. Yes, information most moms don't have to consider. LOL. Evy's immune system will be down for the count for 6-12 mos. and her immunizations have been worn away by all of the chemo.
Love to you all! The whole Carroll family.
My and my kids are in!
Why does this place always make me laugh and cry at the same time? It makes my kids think I'm crazy. And when you laugh after tears, you tend to ingest some of the tears. Or snot.
Leigha, you are lovely.
Kristi, the Christmas gift to Stella and Evy undid me. Just undid me. One really hard Christmas in my childhood, when we had NOTHING, and I mean like not enough food in the cupboard nothing, someone brought a car full of groceries, and someone else gave my parents $400. It was one of the most amazing moments. This is a legacy you are creating.
Love, love, love.
i just measured my index finger for you.
2 and a half inches. including nail.
Miss you, too.
I DID love his fingers AND the cards, but was nervous I would sound like I just had way too much coffee.
Also, I have grubby little fingers. seriously. Pete makes fun of them ALL the time. not my best feature. So, I laughed out loud when I read what you wrote, but I do not believe you do, too…
Nice job Leigha!
yes Isaac, close call indeed!
Love this idea! I'm usually against giving my children any writing aids since they all seem to love coloring my walls. But in this case we'll see what we can do.
Love the cards and the fingers and the counters and the love.
precious! maybe my neices can participate… depends how long the two year old can sit with a pack of crayons and not color my walls and floors instead of the paper on her table, but i'm sure her big sister can help!
either way, i want them to know this christmas, that we really do belong to each other
leigha, you are all things wonderful and bright. and your daughter is stinkin' cute!
He looked over my shoulder and said:
"GLEN. Step away from the computer."
Then he explained.
Love that you didn't post your account and routing numbers on the world wide web… if that helps. Win for Craig.
How bout Chase's little fingers? Did you love those, too?? And what about the "Rest a Minute" cards?? Love those.
Miss you, Miss Molly.
Molly said,
Love this! Wonderful, Leigha!! Love Kristi!
oh, and love the countertops.
Oh goodie! My girls wanted to send cards and pictures but I wasn't alert enough to figure out how that would work. Brain. Not. Functioning.
We'll be filling that P.O. box with all manner of happiness. THANKS!!
what a perfect way to begin Thursday
LOVE!!! Leigha, so proud of all you are doing!!!
Good thing you didn't mention Barn Owl Primitives and the generosity of Kristi!
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can someone give a definitive answer, is it available to preload on origin, its �10 cheaper on steam, but i dont mind spending that if i get to play a week early, but i dont want to then spend the extra �10 only to find i cant play early.
I looked at the price on Origin and Steam. Am buying it from Amazon for �24.99 (Pre Order physical copy). No way am paying �15 more on Origin and I know its picky but nether am I paying �5 more on Steam. I could probably get it cheaper if I hunted more, But I have never been let down by Amazon for great prices or service.
But back to the current interest that has been stated in the previous posts. I doubt the boss will say how. So we will just have to sit patently and wait. Till the game is released to us plebs.
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Rangers back in series vs. Capitals
New York • Derek Stepan and Arron Asham both scored tiebreaking goals in the third period for the New York Rangers in a 4-3 victory over the Washington Capitals in Game 3 on Monday night.
The Rangers finally found their offense and got back into their first-round playoff series. New York still trails 2-1 in the Eastern Conference series, with Game 4 here Wednesday night.
Stepan gave the Rangers the lead for good with 6:25 remaining when he deftly tipped in a pass in front from Rick Nash. Asham had put New York in front 3-2 at 2:53, but Jay Beagle got the Capitals even again 4:26 later.
"It was an interesting game," Stepan said. "The flows of it were up and down. Early lead, they tie it. We get another one, they tie it.
"As a team we just stuck together. On the bench everyone had a good feeling."
Derick Brassard had a goal and two assists for the Rangers, who managed only one goal in the first two losses in Washington and hadn't scored since the first period of Game 1 a scoreless stretch of 124 minutes, 6 seconds. That streak was broken by Brian Boyle's first-period goal that made it 1-1.
Until then, New York had been stymied by the Capitals and goalie Braden Holtby, who had yielded just one goal in two games. Holtby, who suggested he wasn't tested much in Washington's 1-0 overtime victory on Saturday, had plenty to deal with when the series shifted to Madison Square Garden.
"It's great, we put a few behind him," Boyle said. "We have to keep that same mentality. We have to keep shooting pucks."
Kings 4, Blues 3 • In Los Angeles, Anze Kopitar and Justin Williams scored third-period goals as the defending Stanley Cup champions rallied to even their series with St. Louis at 2-2.
Bruins 5, Maple Leafs 2 • Boston spoiled the return of playoff hockey to Toronto, scoring two quick goals in the second period in a victory over the Maple Leafs. The win came before 19,746 fans inside the Air Canada Centre in the first postseason game in Toronto since 2004.
Red Wings 3, Ducks 2 • Damien Brunner scored with 4:50 left in overtime, lifting host Detroit to a series-evening win over Anaheim. Pavel Datsyuk scored a second game-tying goal for the Red Wings with 6:33 left in regulation.


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Does the Hyundai Sun Bowl want the proximity of Arizona or the name brand of USC?
That's what the committee is mulling over as Selection Sunday nears, along with hoping it can find a way to avoid a Georgia Tech team that was here last year and could bring a 6-7 record to El Paso.
"Arizona is so close and they would bring so many people," Sun Bowl executive director Bernie Olivas said. "USC is USC. It's probably down to those two teams."
Both are 7-5 with Arizona owning a head-to-head victory. The Sun Bowl could also take Washington or Arizona State, which are also 7-5, but Olivas said the discussion is centering around USC and Arizona.
Three different projections on ESPN.com have the Sun Bowl with USC, which was the preseason No. 1 before this disappointing season.
A traditional concern with taking an Arizona school is that the fans might not drive in until game day, but with New Year's Eve falling on a Monday this year, Olivas thinks they are more likely to come in Friday night or Saturday.
A more perplexing issue is which ACC team they will play, and there are a number of variables at work.
If Georgia Tech upsets Florida State as a two-touchdown underdog, the Sun Bowl might have a choice between North Carolina State and its 7-5 record or a 6-6 Virginia Tech team that travels well and brings a big name.
If, as expected, No. 13 Florida State beats Georgia Tech, all sorts of unknowns arise, with many outcomes pointing toward the Yellow Jackets.
The first issue is if the Yellow Jackets would be bowl eligible with a 6-7 record. They would then need to apply to the NCAA for an exemption to a rule requiring teams to have a winning record to be bowl eligible.
UCLA received that exemption last year.
"We have full confidence that, at the end of the day, we're going to be playing in a bowl game among the ACC selections between Dec. 27 and the first of January," Georgia Tech's acting athletic director Paul Griffin told the Atlanta Constitution-Journal.
Numerous reports, however, indicate some conferences are pushing for Georgia Tech not to get the exemption, as it would likely mean a 6-6 bowl-eligible team would be left out of the postseason.
Per its contract, the Sun Bowl is required to take the ACC title game loser if that team falls to them, and if it's Georgia Tech, and if it gets the exemption, they will fall to the Sun Bowl.
However, the bowl also has a clause in its contract that says it does not have to take the same team two years in a row.
Olivas has indicated the Sun Bowl will consult with the ACC league office to see if it can pass on Georgia Tech, which would likely mean Virginia Tech would be here. He also thinks Georgia Tech might prefer a different destination from last season.
"We simply don't speculate on where our teams may end up prior to the selections being made," ACC spokesman Michael Kelly said via email. "We have selection processes in place that are coordinated amongst all ACC bowl partners and will be implemented following the results of this weekend's games."
"I have no clue who will be available," Olivas said. "We have no idea on that side."
He probably will by Saturday night, but until then, the situation is murky.
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Flooding and erosion have exposed oil pipelines along the Tamarac River in northwestern Minnesota.
Three of the seven Enbridge Corporation pipelines that carry crude oil from Canada across Minnesota are now visible, Minnesota Public Radio News (http://bit.ly/1xughLx ) reported. Floodwater has eroded soil that once buried the pipelines several feet below ground.
Chad Jerome, a local farmer who plants along the river, said he has seen one exposed pipe in the area for 14 years. But until recently he didn't notice how more pipelines are uncovered.
"I guess I have faith that Enbridge knows what they're doing and that safety measures are in place and it's not an issue," Jerome said.
The three exposed lines include a 24-inch and a 34-inch pipe constructed in the 1960s, as well as a 20-inch pipe laid in 2010. Becky Haase, a spokeswoman for Enbridge, said the lines run through Minnesota to Superior, Wisconsin.
Some pipes are suspended across the 30-foot wide river channel. One of those pipes, which is stabilized by steel legs, is exposed for about 100 feet.
Jon Wolfgram, chief engineer for the Minnesota Office of Pipeline Safety, said the exposure could damage the pipelines, but there isn't a law in place that requires Enbridge to rebury them.
His office enforces federal rules for pipelines in the state, including a law that requires companies to check exposed pipes for corrosion every three years.
"There are certainly risks," Wolfgram said. "If you had log jams, and things like that could put a pipeline at risk."
He said the risks increase the longer a line is exposed, but it's the company's responsibility to determine the level of risk and if lines should be reburied.
It's unclear how long the Enbridge pipes have been exposed, but Wolfgram said they were visible in 2007, the only time a state inspector visited the site.
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1.create a Category and set it up to Ignore Random Enchants
2.have one item with random enchant in your bag (for example: Bloodfist Helmet of the Eagle)
3.add item to a group
4.add group to category
5.first time you try to post in the AH, it will NOT take in consideration the Ignore Random Enchants flag from the category. You will notice that the name of the item on top of the window will be the full name (Bloodfist Helmet of the Eagle) AND the scan will not identify variants of the item (i.e. Bloodfist Helmet of Power, etc).
6.if you run the PostScan again, it will then take in consideration the Ignore Random Enchants flag from the category. You will notice that the name on top will show Bloodfist Helmet and all the different variants will be picked by the scanner.
If you /reload and try to post again the same item, it will go back to step 4 above.
What is the expected output? What do you see instead?
expected output: when you post an item with random enchant (of the...) and the flag is set to ignore random enchants, PostScan should find and list all the variants of the item.
what I see instead: the first time we run PostScan in a session it will not consider the ignore random enchants flag and will treat each variant of the item independently. If we run PostScan again during the same session, it will work as expected.
What version of the product are you using (put the actual number - never say "latest")?
Do you have an error log of what happened?
No, the system does not output an error.
Please provide any additional information below.
I believe I found out the reason and solution:
/modules/manage.lua calls TSM:UpdateItemReverseLookup() and TSM:UpdateGroupReverseLookup() functions to build itemReverseTable and groupReverseTable, respectively.
The first function to run (TSM:UpdateItemReverseLookup()) calls TSM.Config:GetBoolConfigValue() which uses groupReverseTable. However groupReverseTable hasn't been built yet because it will be built by the second function (TSM:UpdateGroupReverseLookup()).
As a result, the first time you run the PostScan after logging in or /reload, the system will not have the groupReverseTable and it will not be able to pick the Ignore Random Enchant flags from the categories.
The second time you run the PostScan, the table will be there.
I believe a simple solution would be to swap the order of those functions in /modules/manage.lua Do TSM:UpdateGroupReverseLookup() before TSM:UpdateItemReverseLookup().
A workaround until this is fixed (in case this is actually a bug) would be to run PostScan two times. The first to build the table and the second to actually post the items.
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j1curse Mar 27, 2013 at 21:32 UTC - 0 likes
two screenshots that will help explain the problem:
The first time I try to post, the system do not recognize I set the flag to ignore random enchants in the category. It does not find any other auctions for the item:
If I run another scan immediately after the first one it does recognize the flag and finds variants of the item:
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- Last updated
- Jul 28, 2013
- Reported
- Mar 27, 2013
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- Declined - We decided not to take action on this ticket.
- Type
- Defect - A shortcoming, fault, or imperfection
- Priority
- Medium - Normal priority.
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