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November 30, 2015
Knox County may be one step closer to getting a new jail.
The county's fiscal court approved an order which allows the county judge executive to solicit proposals to construct a new facility. The county has been paying to transport its inmates to other facilities since the Knox County Jail closed in 2003.
The new jail would hold about three hundred inmates and employ about sixty people.
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Last week, I went out chasing Cedar Waxwing birds. I heard they had descended on a neighbor's Blueberry Farm in Mims, so I thought I could get a few pictures.
I found them there, both Cedar Waxwing and blueberries - lots of both.
While there, I decided to pick blueberries and had a ball. I picked about four pounds in less than an hour ($3 per pound). The plants are about the size and shape of a midsized azalea bush and I stood upright to pick what I wanted. ...


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Road to recovery: Luxembourg's GDP grew 4.9% during the first quarter, compared to the same period last year, STATEC said Tuesday.
Photo(s) : Olivier Minaire (archives)
GDP during the first quarter of the year also grew 0.1% over the fourth quarter of 2010. However, these are relative declines in economic recovery, as the fourth quarter 2010 growth was 5.7% over the fourth quarter of 2009, while the fourth quarter of 2010 gained 2.8% over the third quarter of 2010, according to STATEC, the Grand Duchy's official statistics bureau.
The largest same-period annual gains were in the industry and energy (18.2%), construction (11.8%) and trade, transport and communications (7.7%) sectors, while financial services contracted (-2.0%), the agency said.
The highest quarter-on-quarter growth came in construction (8.8%), agriculture, livestock and fisheries (7.7%), and industry and energy (3.7%), while financial services shrank sharply (-4.1%).
On Monday, Ernst & Young Luxembourg forecast euro zone GDP growth would be two percent this year and 1.6% in 2012, meaning unemployment rates would remain high.
Keywords: economy, forecast, E&Y, euro zone, GDP, growth, STATEC
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i know theres a million threads but i feel each one is different in there own way.
atm i have 2 bikes in my house some GT bmx and haro f2
I want to buy a bike mostly for learning flat tricks and to get around on it alot so it must be comfortable to ride for long peroids of time.
im about 5'11 if not more and weigh 120 (need to put on another 20lb)
Im very unsure of which bike to pick.
money isnt much of a problem but i dont wanna spend more then 400 for sure.
im thinking of going with a cheaper bike and later upgrading it down the line.
like the DK step up and maybe upgrading to a freecoaster hub later if i feel i need to.
some other bikes im considering but cant really choose are:
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More Valentine's Day Inspiration
January 23, 2014 by Core'dinator
Filed under Core Blog, Imaginisce, Sizzix, Tim Holtz
I mean, what doesn't scream Valentine's Day like glitter cardstock? Well, Core'dinations has some amazing lines for you! Our Gemstones, Glitter Silk and Core Couture are the BEST glitter cardstocks out there. And don't forget about Tim Holtz Seasonal Impressions. There are sheets in there for all those major holidays.
Let's check out some amazing projects from Suzanna Lee!
Love is in the air! Actually love is amidst glittery and shimmering X's and O'x on this tri-fold card! What better way to get in the mood for Valentine's Day than with glitter and hearts?
Die: Sizzix/Stephanie Barnard
Stamp: Hampton Arts
Paperclip: Websters
Cut file created from Ali Edward's brush
Silhouette Cameo
That day of sweet notes and sweet treats is around the corner and today I have a layout to share with you showcasing the Valentine's paper of the Seasonal Impressions collection. I love selectively sanding the words that work with and support my layout. It's almost like having a piece of patterned paper for a background.
Check out how cool the dots look along the letters:
And look at all that texture!
Kraft-Core Seasonal Impressions
Cut Files; Layered Heart (#37620), Heart Clips (#53821, modified), Hugs, Kisses both created from Heidi Swapp brushes
Punches: Martha Stewart
Tag: Chic Tags
Twine: American Crafts
iRock and Hot Rocks: Imaginisce
So, so much to be Thankful for…
November 7, 2013 by Core'dinator
Filed under Core Blog, Graphic 45, Imaginisce, Provocraft, Sizzix, Tim Holtz, Tim Holtz & Ranger Adirondack Collection, Tim Holtz & Ranger Collection, Tim Holtz & Ranger Distress collection
Like some amazing projects from Core'dinations, right?!??! Whether it is just some simple sanding, embossing or distressing we have it for you today! Suzanna Lee uses just a bit of distressing on this first layout. It is a great idea if you are just starting to use Core or if you just want a simple touch of the distressed look.
But first don't forget we are cropping!!!!!!!!
There is so much to point out on this layout but the one touch that strikes me the most is the ground covered fall foliage! Easy to create with a piece of Kraft Core that you wad into a ball and sand to create the nooks and cranny's of the ground followed by layering of fallen leaves. Both the Marvy Uchida embossing punch and Lawn Fawn dies are perfect for such a task! The mica fragments, embossed wind swooshes and and touch of Imaginisce gold add the perfect complimentary touches!
Sanding those veins is just THE perfect touch!
Oh these leaves!
Core'dinations and Xyron all week long!
September 30, 2013 by Ellen
Filed under Core Blog, Imaginisce, Sizzix, Xyron
We are excited to share Xyron projects with you all week long.
And do not forget to head over to the Xyron blog for MORE inspiration AND a giveaway! I heard a rumour that it might be a sticker maker?!??!?!
Designer Shaunte Wadley is up first with some mixing and matching of Tim Holtz Kraft Core Season Impressions, Kraft-Core and Fancy Pants Core Impressions. And see that super cool strip of pumpkins? Shante used her 2.5 Sticker maker so keep scrolling to check out easy it is to adhere that with Xyron tools.
How is easy is that???
It's like magic…it's sticky and NO MESS!
Here's a close up of it finished with the die cut layers:
THEN after you sand with your Sand it Gadget, take your chalks and apply desired color for a really cool look! Not sure if you saw Friday's post but Designer Kate Nolan Denham did that on her layout, too, but with some Black Magic..super cool!
And next up is Designer Vivian Keh working the Black Magic! Just love how she chose Black Magic for her Thanksgiving card. For some step by step photos check out her blog HERE.
Core'dinations – "Black Magic" Collection, Sand-It Gadget, Dust Buddy
Sizzix – Fancy & Floral Frames Embossing Folder Set #657197, Brenda Walton "Gift Tags" Bigz die #658730
Clearsnap – PetalPoint Ink Pad Collection in "Provence," Frost White Pigment Ink
And don't forget to comment to win because we have some awesome prizes up for grabs for commenting this week. How about some Core AND a Xyron Mega runner? We have more in store for prizes this week so STAY CLOSE!
Happy Halloweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeen!
EEEEEK! I love Halloween so much I can't stand it! So over the next few weeks we will be showcasing some Halloween projects for you. First up we have Ava Gavloski working her Core magic Halloween style
AND Ava totally works the Core Cuts. She used one of the diecuts from the Core Cuts pack, folded it in half and made a card out of it! BRILLIANT!
How magical are the Imaginisce glam rocks on this blackboard feel presentation? Top off your cards with a bit of May Arts ribbon and you have the upscale look of fashion on your cards.
Core Cuts, Core'dinations Cardstock
Shazam, Black Magic Core'dinations Cardstock
Sand It Set
Unity Stamp Co.,
May Arts Ribbon
Imaginisce, Glam Rocks rhinestuds 002272 4mm
Imaginisce, I-rock heat setting tool
Darice, Scrolls embossing folder
Clearsnap colorbox ink, blackbird
Tis the season upon us and what better way to celebrate and encourage the spirit of Halloween with some Halloween pictures which showcase Tim Holtz Kraft-Core Nostalgic cardstock collection. This layout came together so easy with the Nostalgic cardstock collection.
The colors are so festive. Sanding this kraft core give so much texture to the layout.
I have made a second page to complement the layout with a large pocket with tag's, so that additional photo's can be included.
I added a bit of coloured raffia and some Authentique pattern papers to bring out some color from the photo and all the elements showcase the happiness of the photo so well.
Vintage Cardstock and some The Crafter's Workshop LOVE in here!
September 20, 2013 by Ellen
Filed under Core Blog, Helmar Adhesives, Imaginisce, May Arts Ribbon
Today Ava Gavloski created an awesome tag that has a really masculine feel to it. I don't know about you but I could really use more of these for those last minute gifts for the men in my life!
I used the Darice Birch embossing folder to give some weathered board texture and the tearing of the Core'dination cardstock gives the feel of waves rolling to shore.
I heat embossed the balloon using my Darice heat tool. I laid down the TCW stencil and used Ferro from Viva with a putty knife on top and smoothed it over … a technique I learned from CHA! The ferro is charcoal color and I got it from Hobby Lobby. I wish computers would allow you to touch the card bc the ferro makes the card 3d almost because it dries hard. It's like a putty paste . It seriously is THE COOLEST stuff!!


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Basically, the developers took two pinball tables and smashed them together with players on opposite sides. The goal? Figure out a way to get the ball past your opponent's goal while worrying about your own. Reminds us of Atari's PONG, but on a much grander scale, with Retina 3D graphics, power-ups, advanced physics, multi balls and even multi flippers. Seems intense.
On that note, PinWar debuts February 7 for $1.99. Watch the trailer and let us know what you think.


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The members of supergroup Damn Yankees were all stellar players -- besides Ted Nugent, they boasted rock roll veterans Tommy Shaw (Styx), Jack Blades (Night Ranger), and Michael Cartellone (Dixie Dregs) -- and clearly stood over most of their peers. Still, patching together two albums' worth of highlights and calling it "essential" is a somewhat ludicrous concept. Anyway, both of the band's albums delivered solid if unspectacular ock radio-friendly singles such as "Coming of Age," "Don't Tread," and, of course, the group's über-power ballad "High Enough." This is the best place to start your Damn Yankees collection. ~ Eduardo Rivadavia, Rovi
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Full MusicXML support on Sibelius with Dolet 4
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MusicXML for Sibelius
Recordare has unveiled the newest version of its Sibelius plug-in, Dolet 4. The plug in now allows users to save notation in the open MusicXML 2.0 format for sharing with other programs including Finale and Cubase. Previously, users could import MusicXML to Sibelius but not save as that format. The XML music format allows levels of notation detail much closer to a written score compared to MIDI files, which do not support many of the intricacies.
New symbols are supported, including cue-size notes, multirests, double note tremelos, cautionary accidentals, beaming, and chord symbol diagrams. With one action, an entire folder can be translated into MusicXML. Dolet 4 will work with Sibelius 5, on Windows or Mac, available from Recordare. The price for new users is $150, or upgraded from version 3 for $100.


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I've built a small VB 6.0 app that accesses a database through a SOAP client. When I create an EXE and try to run that EXE on another machine, I receive an error message that the SOAP Client cannot be found on that second machine.
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"Italy is taking impressive steps", Interview with the U.S. President Barack Obama
Washington, D.C., February 9, 2012
The following interview appeared on the daily "La Stampa" of February 9, 2012
An interview to President Obama on the day of the Italian PM Monti visit to the White House: "Europe has the economic and financial capacity to overcome this crisis"
Maurizio Molinari
Q: On several recent occasions you have expressed the need for
an "expansion of Europe's financial firewall". Do you believe that the
present cooperation between the governments of Germany, France and Italy
is going in this direction?
A: The financial situation in Europe is going to be at the top of our agenda when I welcome Prime Minister Monti to the Oval Office. As I've said throughout the crisis, I believe that Europe has the economic and financial capacity to overcome this challenge. Over the last two years, Europe has taken a number of crucial yet very difficult steps to address the mounting crisis. In Italy and across Europe, citizens are making painful sacrifices. Under Prime Minister Monti's leadership, Italy is now taking impressive steps to modernize its economy, reduce its deficit through a combination of revenue and spending measures, and put the country back on the path toward growth. More broadly, European governments have come together to reform the architecture of the European Union.
One of the lessons that the United States learned during our own recent financial crisis was the importance of demonstrating to our citizens, businesses, and the financial markets that we were committed to doing whatever it took to solve the crisis. That's why we've urged our European partners to erect a large enough financial firewall to prevent the crisis from spreading. I agree with what Prime Minister Monti has said—if Europe puts in place a large enough firewall, it significantly reduces the probability that it will need to be used. What is necessary now is for all European governments to show their absolute commitment to the future of economic integration in Europe.
Q: Why is the solution of the debt crisis in the Eurozone so important for the United States?
A: It's so important because our economic fortunes are inextricably linked, and our economic relationship with Europe is an important part of our efforts to create jobs and prosperity in the United States. The European Union is America's single largest economic partner, and trade and investment between us supports millions of jobs on both sides of the Atlantic. Our banks and financial markets are deeply linked. When Europe is doing well, it's good for American jobs and businesses. When growth in Europe slows or your financial markets are unsettled, we feel the consequences, just as you felt the impact of the U.S. financial crisis four years ago.
Put simply, the United States has an enormous stake in Europe's growth and the Euro area's success. That's why I've consulted closely and repeatedly with my European counterparts throughout this crisis. I shared the relevant lessons of our own recent crisis, as they've worked to meet this challenge. My meeting with Prime Minister Monti is the latest step in our ongoing cooperation. I look forward to reaffirming to the Prime Minister the message that I've conveyed to my European partners before, most recently in Cannes during the G-20 Summit—the United States will continue to do our part to support our European friends as they work to resolve this crisis.
I would just add that this about more than just economics. Americans and Europeans have a deep and abiding friendship, forged in war and strengthened in peace. We very much want to see Europe recover and thrive. Moreover, Italy is one of our strongest allies, and we partner with Europe on everything we do around the world. When Europe is strong, prosperous and secure, we are more effective together and the world is a more peaceful and prosperous.
Q: In May Chicago will host the NATO summit. One of the topics will be the transition in Afghanistan. Which is the role that Italy can play in the post-war scenario?
A: Italy has played a crucial and leading role in NATO's International Security Assistance Force in Afghanistan, and the men and women of your armed forces have served bravely and selflessly, as have your diplomats and development experts. Together with our Afghan partners and our 50-nation coalition, we've made real progress towards achieving our shared goals of defeating al Qaeda, breaking the Taliban's momentum, and training Afghan National Security Forces so that Afghanistan can take the lead for their own security. Courageous Italians have given their lives to achieve this progress, and we're grateful for the support of the Italian people for this vital mission. We appreciate Italy's commitment to the agreements we reached at the 2010 Lisbon summit to support an Afghan-led process of transition that began last year, which will put Afghans in the lead for security by the end of 2014.
I look forward to welcoming Prime Minister Monti and our fellow heads of State to my hometown of Chicago for the NATO Summit in May, which will be an opportunity to chart the next phase of the transition in Afghanistan. The long-term Strategic Partnership that Italy recently signed with Afghanistan is a strong and welcome statement that Italy's commitment extends beyond 2014, just as the United States is building an enduring partnership with the Afghan people. At the same time, Italy and the United States have joined the rest of the international community in offering political support to an Afghan-led reconciliation process that can help bring about the end of an insurgency that has threatened the Afghan people and the rest of the world for far too long.
The Chicago Summit will also be an opportunity for us to consult about other issues on the NATO agenda. NATO is the cornerstone of the transatlantic Alliance and European security. As the intervention in Libya demonstrated, it is also a cornerstone of global security. Looking ahead, we need to ensure that when the next unexpected crisis arises, we're prepared to respond. That's why NATO's Strategic Concept is preparing the alliance for future challenges and missions. It's why NATO defense ministers recently made the decision to upgrade our shared intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance capabilities. And it's why, when I host the NATO Summit this May, we'll take significant steps to ensure that the Alliance has the capabilities necessary to meet the challenges of our time, including making progress toward a NATO missile defense system.
Q. The Arab Spring is happening not too far from the Italian shores. How can our countries help the new Arab governments to build more stable, free and prosperous societies?
A: It's been an extraordinary year as citizens across the Middle East and North Africa have stood up for their dignity and universal rights. Democratic transitions in Tunisia, Egypt and Libya are now underway. Along with the international community, we've made it clear that the horrific violence against the Syrian people must end and that Bashar Assad must step down so that a democratic transition can begin immediately.
Each of these countries will face political and economic tests on the road to democracy, and the United States and Europe share a profound interest in seeing these transitions succeed. The people of the region will determine their own future, but the United States and Europe can and must support them at this defining moment. I've therefore made it the policy of the United States to support political and economic reform in the region. We'll continue to support democratic reforms across the region, and we're pursuing a package of economic reforms and partnerships to help nations address the economic grievances that are also fueling calls for change. International support can come in many forms, including trade and investment, technical assistance for elections, civil society capacity building, and basic support for universal rights.
With its deep historical experiences in political transitions, Europe has a special role to play. Italy has been a steadfast promoter of human rights, democracy and the rule of law in these countries and we applaud its efforts to support transitions that respect these values. Italy also made important contributions to our successful effort to save lives and support the Libyan people as they ended the Qadhafi regime. As I said last May, there will be perils that accompany this moment of promise, but I'm confident that, with our support, there are better and more hopeful days ahead for the people of the Middle East and North Africa, who deserve the same rights and opportunities as people around the world.
Q. In the speech that you gave in Berlin in July 2007 you said that "in this new century, Americans and Europeans alike will be required to do more - not less". What are the new common challenges that you see ahead of all of us?
A: We're living in an era when the fates of nations and peoples are linked like never before. In a world where financial crises can spread quickly, we need to coordinate our response, as we've done at the G-20, to ensure that global growth is balanced and sustained. As new threats spread across borders and oceans, we have to dismantle terrorist networks and stop the spread of nuclear weapons, confront climate change and combat famine and disease. And as citizens risk their lives in the streets of the Middle East and North Africa, the entire world has a stake in the aspirations of a generation that longs to determine its own destiny.
We must face these threats and challenges together. And we have no better way to do so than through our alliance with Europe, which is the closest and strongest alliance in the world, and rooted in our shared history and values. As I have said many times, America's relationship with our European allies and partners is the cornerstone of our engagement with the world. We've seen this in Afghanistan, where our forces stand shoulder to shoulder. We saw it in Libya, where NATO rose to the occasion and took responsibility for civilian protection, the arms embargo and the no fly zone mission. Italy and its armed forces have played a vital role in these missions.
Our transatlantic partnership is the world's most successful alliance and greatest catalyst for global action and I'm determined to keep it that way.
Q: You may not have Italian ancestry, but as you said at the Niaf Foundation gala, you are surrounded by close advisors that have it, from Leon Panetta to Janet Napolitano and general Raymond Odierno, from former Speaker Nancy Pelosi to Jim Messina and Alyssa Mastromonaco. Can you tell us about your feeling in working among so many Americans of Italian origin?
A: I was proud to attend the National Italian American Foundation Gala to celebrate the 150th anniversary of Italian unification and to pay tribute to the extraordinary contributions that Italian Americans have made to our country. As I said that night, I'm not lucky enough to have any Italian ancestry; all I've got to offer is a last name that ends in a vowel. But the story of Italian Americans inspires so many Americans, including me. It reminds us that in our nation of immigrants success is possible, no matter who you are or what you look like, if you're willing to work for it.
As President, it's an honor to work with so many colleagues and staff who trace their roots to Italy. They're the latest in a long line of Italian-Americans who have made enduring contributions to America's prosperity and security, and I'm proud to have so many of them represented on my team. I've also been proud to work with so many talented Italian-American political leaders, like my friend Nancy Pelosi who made history as the first woman to serve as Speaker of the House of Representatives. Italy can be proud that its sons and daughters continue to make invaluable contributions to the success of the United States and to our bilateral partnership. Of course, I have to add that guys like Danillo Gallinari and Marco Belinelli bring some pretty good game to the NBA, too.
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Bob Balaban, left, George Clooney, John Goodman, Bill Murray, Matt Damon and Cate Blanchett, stars of "Monuments Men." Robert Hanashiro, USA TODAY
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LOS ANGELES - Matt Damon was taking his kids to school early last year when he got a text from George Clooney.
"What are you doing this spring?" Clooney asked.
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Human Anatomy
Head, Shoulders, Knees and Toes - ...and eyes and ears and mouth and nose!This a perfect game for young children who don't like to sit still. No reading is required; the illustrated cards reinforce the names of body parts and help children build color-matching and memory skills. Singing the familiar song is a central part of the game. Learn More


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Send him back to school with a backpack that carries a baseball message as well as his books.
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SoSoft Fabric Acrylics
- DSS13 - True Blue
- DSS25 - Christmas (Primary) Red
- DSS36 - Ultra White
- DSS37 - Primary Yellow
- DSS40 - Mocha
- DSS71 - Sweet Melon
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- DD102 - Cadmium Yellow
- DD104 - Festive Red
- DD112 - Festive Green
- DD115 - Black
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- DBR2002-B - Round 2
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- 3/8" and 11/4" round foam pouncer brush
- water container
- paper towels
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- Red canvas/nylon backpack with paintable area (It may be necessary to remove brand tags.)
Transfer pattern. Use Mocha for face area; Primary Yellow for cap rim; and Primary Yellow, Christmas Red, and True Blue for cap sections. Paint eyes True Blue. Use large pouncer brush and Ultra White to stamp circles for baseballs. Allow all to dry.
Mix equal, small amounts of Mocha with Sweet Melon. Use small pouncer brush dipped into mixture to stamp cheeks on face. Allow to dry.
- Use Festive Green Dimensional Writer to paint button at top of cap, around rim, and band at cap's bottom edge. Use Black Dimensional Writer to paint nose, mouth, and hair. Personalize backpack front with name written with Cadmium Yellow Dimensional Writer. Use Festive Red Dimensional Writer to paint stitch lines on balls. Allow paint to dry.
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Diamond Peak's Vincent Murillo, Lead Lift Operator and Maintenance Assistant, received the 2015 Rocky Mountain Lift Association "Lift Operations Person of the Year" award. Full Article
12th October 2015
New for the 2015-16 season, Diamond Peak will add new perks for season passholders, improved gladed terrain, more taps in the Loft Bar, and more ways to save. Full Article
11th September 2015
Diamond Peak 2015-16 season passholders will enjoy new perks in addition to great skiing and incredible lake views this season. Full Article
16th July 2015
Weekend Pineapple Express delivered the goods to some West Coast ski resorts while others saw copious amounts of the R word. Full Article
10th February 2015
Turn up the romance at Lake Tahoe ski resorts for Valentine's Day. Full Article
28th January 2015
lectric vehicle charging stations installed at Diamond Peak and Championship Golf Course. As the number of electric vehicles (EVs) on the road grows, electric vehicle supply equipment (EVSE) is in high demand among EV drivers. EV owners require a robust network of charging infrastructure to increase their travel radius and reduce range anxiety. Full Article
21st October 2014
New for the 2014-15 season, Diamond Peak is making it easier and safer to enjoy the slopes with better grooming, electric vehicle charging stations, and products like the Flex Pass and perks for Diamond Peak pass holders. Here are some reasons to visit Diamond Peak this winter: Full Article
21st October 2014
Last Tracks Wine & Beer Tasting Series at Snowflake Lodge: Every Saturday enjoy wine tasting and appetizers at the unique mid-mountain Snowflake Lodge overlooking Lake Tahoe before skiing/riding down a freshly groomed run. Full Article
2nd March 2014
Diamond Peak received over a foot of fresh snow from the past storm and is known for its incredible lake views, family-friendly lesson programs, and great deals! Full Article
2nd March 2014
The Master Plan, created by the SE Group, explores opportunities for maximizing the existing winter business while assessing the potential for new summer activities that will generate additional revenue. Full Article
8th February 2014
Snag lift ticket and lodging deals at Mammoth Mountain and Lake Tahoe resorts. Full Article
6th November 2013
Can't decide where to ski in Tahoe? The Hyatt Regency Lake Tahoe Resort, Spa and Casino has you covered with two daily lift tickets to the top mountains included in your nightly rate. Add in breakfast, shuttle service, food and beverage discounts and spa credits and the Hyatt has your vacation dialed in. Full Article
16th November 2012
Ski resorts around California are closing down for the spring season. Skiers and snowboarders can continue enjoy the turns at Mammoth, Squaw, Alpine, Kirkwood, Heavenly, Sugar Bowl, Sierra-at-Tahoe and Mt Shasta this spring. Full Article
15th April 2012
Heavenly, Kirkwood, Alpine and Squaw extend their closing dates and all four resorts will allow people to enjoy the spring conditions with their recently purchased 2012/2013 passes. Full Article
31st March 2012
Skiers and snowboarders celebrated St Patrick's Day with up to four feet of fresh snow in Lake Tahoe and Mammoth Lakes. "Miracle March" has finally arrived. Full Article
17th March 2012
LiftTickets.com offers excellent ways to save big by purchasing lift tickets in advance online. You can ski Valentine's day at Alpine or Squaw for just $14! Full Article
11th February 2012
An early November storm drops six to eight inches on Tahoe Mountains, with another foot expected over the weekend. Full Article
4th November 2011
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20th October 2011
New Jersey's Mountain Creek welcomes back one of its own as the new Chief Operating Officer for 2011/12. Full Article
19th October 2011
Snowbomb.com, which just purchased LiftTickets.com, is expanding the number of resorts offering discounted lift tickets online. Full Article
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How many pairs of kickz you see with a fat pink bunny swallowing a skull?! These are real cute!!
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Five Year Mission, a 'Star Trek' inspired band, will perform at 9 p.m. Saturday at the Lafayette Brewing Company with local band Years and Greg Lindberg, who will make his standup comedy debut.
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When Patrick O'Connor was about 10, he would catch the original "Star Trek" on Saturday morning. Andy Fark remembers being about 9 and watching after cartoons.
But unlike most kids, O'Connor, Fark and three other band members took those childhood memories to the next level. They formed Five Year Mission, a band dedicated to writing a song for every episode of the original series.
"It's one of those things you grow up with, and it's always there," O'Connor said.
At 9 p.m. Saturday, the band will take those "Trek" tunes to the Lafayette Brewing Company, performing with local band Years and Greg Lindberg, who will make his standup comedy debut.
But if you're not a "Trek" fan, you don't have to stay home.
"If we were to dress in street clothes and not tell people we're a 'Star Trek' band, they probably couldn't tell," Fark said.
The band incorporates clips of the show to give the audience insight and jokes to make it fun, he said.
And musically, they're unique, too, O'Connor said. Every member has a hand in writing tracks, and the friendly competition leads to creative tunes. Their recent "Trouble with Tribbles" EP includes styles from garage punk and bouncy pop to rap.
So even if you have no idea what tribbles are, O'Connor said, you're in for a memorable show.
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At its 17th World Congress, the Transplantation Society bestowed the 1998 Medawar Prize on Drs. Felix T. Rapaport, of the State University of New York at Stony Brook, and Fritz Bach and Anthony P. Monaco, both of Harvard Medical School.
In a press release, the society noted the achievements of each in advancing the field of transplantation:
Dr. Rapaport's research defined skin graft behavior in humans and showed cross-reactions between bacterial membranes and histocompatibility antigens.
In 1964 Dr. Bach described the reaction for testing tissue compatibility between organ donors and recipients.
Dr. Monaco is a pioneer in the studies of immunosuppressive antibodies and the induction of tolerance to foreign grafts.
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LANSING (Detroit Free Press) - Gov. Rick Snyder today praised former Michigan Republican Party chairwoman and major GOP donor Betsy DeVos for speaking out against Republican National Committeeman Dave Agema, but did not join her in calling for Agema to resign.
"I appreciate Betsy DeVos speaking up," Snyder told reporters after speaking at a Martin Luther King Day luncheon at the Lansing Center.
However, "I'm not going to get into specific individuals," Snyder said. "I'm sticking with my call across the board for civility and respect towards others."
Agema, a former Republican state representative from Grandville, has been at the center of ongoing controversy over repeated anti-gay and anti-Muslim public comments and postings he has made on social media and elsewhere.
Agema, as he has in the past, said on social media Sunday night that he had been taken out of context, adding "political correctness is taking the place of free speech via fear and intimidation." He did not return e-mails and phone calls from the Free Press.
DeVos, who is also from western Michigan, told The Detroit News for a story Sunday she's left phone messages for Agema urging him to resign. She said she also called RNC Chairman Reince Priebus and asked him to either find a way to remove Agema or marginalize him.
Agema "has damaged his position and his party," said DeVos, the spouse of 2006 Republican gubernatorial candidate Dick Devos and a former Michigan representative on the RNC.
"Leaders have a responsibility to create an inclusive, welcoming party, not to exclude."
Snyder refused to address Agema specifically. "I want to make sure I'm making a general statement that applies to more than any one single individual," he told reporters.
"It's clear there are other cases of people making negative, derogatory comments."
The controversy continues as the RNC prepares to meet this week in Washington, D.C.
Agema said on Facebook Sunday night he had just returned from eight days out of the country on vacation.
"While I was gone It seems the same people are feeding half truths to the news within the GOP, stirring up divisiveness," Agema said.
"I stand on the same issues I always have God -- family and country. There are times I have posted or linked an article to encourage discourse. This does not constitute endorsement of that position, but some capture a controversial snippet and allege those are my words.
"It is an unfortunate and uncivil tactic meant to ruin a person's reputation," Agema said.
Snyder made a call for greater civility and tolerance in his State of the State address on Thursday, again without mentioning Agema by name.
Today at the MLK Day event, Snyder renewed his call for "civility and respect for people of all backgrounds and different views."
"It's disappointing that I had to make that call because of comments being made by certain people out in public," Snyder said at the event in Lansing to honor the Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr.
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The NAB occasionally sends out an update on the Local Radio Freedom Act, which now has support from a bi-partisan coalition of 200 after eight new Senators and Congressman signed on. The Local Radio Freedom Act is now currently co-sponsored by a coalition of 202 Members of the House and 13 Senators. The Act opposes "any new performance fee, tax, royalty, or other charge" on local broadcast radio stations.
The new members adding their support to the Act are Reps. Bruce Braley (IA-1), Corrine Brown (FL-5), Larry Bucshon (IN-8), Andre Carson (IN-7), John R. Carter (TX-31), Ann Kirkpatrick (AZ-1), Nick Rahall (WV-3), and Jackie Walorski (IN-2). Sen. Mike Crapo (R-ID) is the latest Senator to sign on as a co-sponsor of a companion resolution in the Senate.
Reps. Michael Conaway (R-TX) and Gene Green (D-TX) introduced the Local Radio Freedom Act (H. Con. Res. 16) in the House of Representatives on February 15 along with 71 additional co-sponsors. An identical resolution (S. Con. Res. 6) was introduced in the Senate on March 6 by Sens. John Barrasso (R-WY) and Heidi Heitkamp (D-ND).


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A mixture of global and Australian banks are helping to fund TPG Inc's acquisition of Inghams Enterprises, a deal revealed by The Wall Street Journal on Saturday.
Bank of America Merrill Lynch, Nomura Holdings, Macquarie Group, ANZ Banking Group, Westpac Banking Corp, HSBC and National Australia Bank are the seven banks in a debt syndicate that will support the 880 million Australian dollar (US$900 million) transaction, people familiar with the matter said Monday.
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A buyer for Australia's largest poultry producer Inghams Enterprises will likely be chosen within days after at least four bids were made ahead of a Thursday deadline, a person familiar with the matter said.
Separate offers for the business were made by global buyout firms The Blackstone Group and TPG Inc., as well as a consortium led by Chinese agribusiness New Hope Group, the person said. New Hope's consortium includes an Australian private equity company, the person said, declining to be more specific.
The recent rally in Australian equities could revive the nation's long-dormant market for initial public offerings. But some of the biggest IPO candidates are backed by private-equity firms, and they may face skepticism among Australian investors smarting from some private-equity sales in recent years.
It has been a tough couple of years for IPOs in Australia. No deal has raised more than one billion Australian dollars (US$1.02 billion) since Westfield Retail Trust's A$2 billion offering in December 2010.
The last sizable IPO was a A$472 million spinoff of Woolworths Ltd.'s Shopping Centres Australasia Property Group in November. In August, Hong Kong power utility CLP Holdings Ltd. shelved a deal worth around US$3 billion.
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As New York firm Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co . prepares to formally close a $6 billion pan-Asian fund, its peer TPG Capital is still around a quarter of the way to securing a $4 billion vehicle that will also be invested across the region.
Both brand-name buyout houses have been out in the market, spending the bulk of last year tapping limited partners for new capital. In 2012 many private equity firms struggled to attract allocations from LPs, which grew increasingly concerned about firms' ability to achieve returns and exit portfolio companies.
General partners that successfully closed new funds were largely those with solid track records and established management. They included China-focused FountainVest Partners, which closed a $1.35 billion second fund last year, and Singapore- and Hong Kong-based RRJ Capital, which has recently secured $3.5 billion for a second fund, although it fell short of a $5 billion target.
It might take an Olympian effort to convince investors that a turnaround is ahead for TPG Group-backed Chinese sportswear-maker Li Ning Co. Ltd.
The company, founded by former Chinese Olympic gold medalist Li Ning, closed down 15% at HK$5.31 in Hong Kong on Friday after it announced plans to raise up to $241 million by issuing convertible bonds. TPG, which has a 7.6% stake in Li Ning, will subscribe to the convertible bonds, as will Viva China Holdings Ltd., controlled by Mr. Li, and Government of Singapore Investment Corp.
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TPG and Silver Lake, two private-equity shops in talks with Dell about a buyout, have a history of investing in large technology deals together.
WSJ reported on Monday that the two are talking with Dell and could team up for an offer. There is also a possibility that a pension fund or other large investor would be brought in, WSJ added.
TPG and Silver Lake have in the past teamed up for some of the biggest technology buyouts of all time, though any buyout of Dell would likely far surpass their previous deals. Dell's market capitalization as of Tuesday morning was about $21.4 billion and shares were rallying again, up 2.3% to $12.57 in recent trading.
In 2005 TPG and Silver Lake were in the group of PE shops that purchased SunGard Data Systems Inc. for $11.3 billion, excluding debt SunGard had on its balance sheet before the deal. That counted it as one of the biggest buyouts of the early years of the PE boom, and still ranks as the third biggest tech buyout of all time, according to Dealogic.
The company sells software that processes transactions for the financial industry, among other things.
TPG and Silver Lake were joined in the deal by Blackstone Group, Goldman Sachs, Providence Equity Partners, Bain Capital Partners and KKR & Co.
Two years later, TPG and Silver Lake bought Sabre Holdings together for $4.3 billion. That still ranks as the No. 7 tech buyout of all time, said Dealogic.
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Private-equity firms Silver Lake Partners and TPG have been in talks on the deal and could team on an offer, said people familiar with the matter.
They added it's possible that private-equity investors, such as pension funds, could invest alongside them.
The people cautioned that a bidding group hadn't been finalized and the situation was fluid.
J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. is involved in the deal process, the people said. Several banks are in discussions about providing financing, they added.
Already the busiest private-equity firm in IPOs in 2012 in the U.S., Apollo Global Management has lined up another company to go public., this time one partly owned by a Malaysian company.
Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings Ltd. said Tuesday it filed for an IPO on Nasdaq, and expects to raise about $370 million from the share sale, with most of it going to paying down debt.
Apollo invested $1 billion in Norwegian Cruise Line in 2007, which was fully-owned by Star Cruises then, creating a 50/50 joint venture. Star Cruises is owned by Malaysian hospitality and gaming conglomerate Genting Bhd.
Since neither TPG or Billabong International are disclosing what led to the buyout firm's abandonment of a takeover, Citi analyst Craig Woolford has offered a couple of answers.
"The fact TPG spent six weeks looking at the business and felt proceeding with a takeover was not worthwhile is a concern," mused Mr. Woolford, adding that Bain Capital took just one week to reach the same conclusion.
Usually, the departure of a top company official, especially the finance chief, would be greeted by share price falls. But in the case of embattled Chinese sportswear maker Li Ning Co. Ltd., shares rallied after news that chief financial officer Nicholas Chong had resigned.
Li Ning soared more than 4% on the news Friday, shrugging off a note from Bank of America Merrill Lynch which said the brand, founded by a former Olympic gymnast of the same name, would remain mired in losses in 2013 "given heavy investment in brand building and inventory clearance" while upgrading its outlook for the rest of the sportswear sector in China.
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Actually, the poem is posted in the corridor between the Port Authority subway station and the Times Square subway station. Each line of the poem occupies its own six-inch tall panel affixed to the support beams in the ceiling of the underground, tiled tunnel. As swarms of city-dwellers make their morning and evening trek between the high-traffic subway stations, they need only to glance up to see a sympathetic message.... READ ON
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One turn.
That, and its successful execution, is all that stood between Manu O Ke Kai and its first overall regatta victory in the outrigger canoe club's 26-year history, which is laden with oh-so-close-but-not-quite finishes.
However, when the club's senior men's crew failed to successfully navigate the race's final turn at the 1 1/4 mile mark of the 1 1/2-mile-long event, Manu O Ke Kai received a disqualification, lost any hope of earning points for the club and finished one point away from victory.
Kaneohe and the Waikiki Beach Boys capitalized on the error, each amassing 67 points to finish as co-overall champions of the Na Ohana O Na Hui Wa'a organization's Lokahi Hoe regatta yesterday at Keehi Lagoon. Manu O Ke Kai finished with 66 points, good for second place in the AAA Division (25-39 crews entered) behind large-club leader Kaneohe and ahead of Na Keiki O Ka Mo'i (55 points).
We wanted to win (all the marquee men's events), said Moku Sanborn, steersman for the victorious Manu O Ke Kai men's 40 crew. "The kids did well in the morning, and that's why we were up there (in the standings)."
The plan was working, as Manu O Ke Kai won the men's freshman, sophomore and 40 events, and were on course for a top-three finish in the senior race until the gaffe nixed any opportunity to earn valuable points.
Sanborn also steered the club's senior men crew, and expressed disappointment shortly after falling to eventual winner Waikiki -- its main rival in that particular race. According to Sanborn, on the final turn, his canoe veered sharply, and before he could react, forced the boat into the flag.
"Our approach was good, but when I called for the uni (for the first two paddlers in the boat to dig deep and yank the front of the boat around the turn), the boat responded (too quickly) and we needed to correct," he said.
Seven-time defending Hui Wa'a champion Kaneohe won six races for the day, and relied on points earned early in the day from its youth paddlers to stay in the points race as the day went on. According to coach Clint Anderson, while the victory was important to the club, he and the paddlers are focused on qualifying the most crews possible for the state championship regatta in August.
"I'm stoked that we even got that close (in the end), we were surprised to come back," he said. "This is how the championship (regatta) will turn out; this (parity) is what canoe paddling is all about."
The Beach Boys were the epitome of efficiency as the medium-size club was able to tie Kaneohe despite entering 15 fewer races. Waikiki, which dominated the AA Division (13-24 crews entered) by finishing ahead of Koa Kai and Lokahi (24 points apiece) and Kalihi Kai (22 points), won a regatta-high nine races, finished second in six and third in its remaining two events.
"It really does show how all of our programs are progressing, said club president Dana Gorecki, also a paddler in two of Waikiki's victorious crews. "Our men's program has been building, and it's evident by our doing well in regattas. Right now it's about blending and technique, building endurance and trying to figure out the combinations (of crews) that work best.
Ka Mamalahoe captured the A Division (6-12 crews) with 21 points, and fended off North Shore (18 points), which mounted a late comeback that fell just short.
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Twin Lakes Area fans of blues guitarists Iron Mike Norton and Demian Dominguez will have a chance to catch them Aug. 29 as they start The Greatest Slide Show on Earth: 2013 tour. The two musicians are slated to perform a 7 p.m. show at Two Kings in Mountain Home.
Tickets for the show are $8 at the door.
Norton and Demian Band both played Two Kings and other area venues in March and were well received by area music fans. The two are kicking off a tour that will take them through Arkansas, Missouri, Illinois, Florida, Kansas and Oklahoma, wrapping up Sept. 20-21 at Voulez Vous at Eureka Springs. ...


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A model of the Pathfinder, scratch built by my Dad was stolen from the Wirral area in 2001.
Length: 44 inches (1.12metres) Width: 7.5 inches (19cm) Height: 10 inches (25cm)
The model has some distinguishing features: 3 access hatches. 1 below accomodation/bridge 1 below funnel and engine room casing 1 aft, below skylight and rope box 1 crewman walking towards rope box, forward 1 crewman climbing companionway to bridge, portside 1 crewman walking towards companionway down, starboard side 1 crewman leaning on rails, portside aft captain on bridge portside waving right arm open lifeboats are equipped with oars, detachable rudder and tiller on forward bulkhead of working alleyway, port, is a switch to operate navigation lights, mast lights and accommodation lights.
If there is any chance it is out there somewhere, I'd love to be able to buy it back for my Dad.
gus green
thank you all for the info i will purchase the book a,s,a,p a great forum thanks again i will be in touch with further developments
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For Gus Green,
Look down the comments column for my posting dated 29/3/2010 you will see links to an article and to the plans. I have just looked and these are still available.
Gus green
I have been given a model of the above ship is there any pictures and any history parts of the deck fitting s are missing
chris wright
Hi, Many years late I know but I have a scale model of thv pathfinder, along with several photos built by a member of our model ship club If they would help in any way I;d be glad to send them to you
Regards chris wright- Fife Scotland
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I have been told that Model
Boat magazine July 2007 featured a well known modeller describing his building of the Pathfinder using the Vic Smeed drawings. The myHobbystore website can supply the magazine and the Vic Smeed plans. The following links take you to the relevant pages of their website:
yorks lad35 xx@aol.
hi i am just about to scratch build pathfinder 14 and i could use any information anyone would be good enough to send me at the moment my main concern is the hull construction any photos or tips .i would be most grateful for .thank you
tony wilding
hi where can i get the vic smeed plans to build pathfinder ? tony.
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I am new to boat building, but have always had the yearn to build one. So I was very pleased to have just been given a set of Vic Smeed Plans (MM393-as typed on the Building Instructions booklet)that also contains photos of the ship underway (distance shot whole ship)and some closeups of life boats. I would appreciate photos etc and of course will return favours. This project looks rather complicated so I may try something smaller to 'cut my teeth on'. I'm particularly concerned about the size of the motor to use (electric). Any help here chaps?
David Allard
I served on THV Pathfinder as an engineer,
until she was taken out of service.
I understand she went to Greece.
Can supply some photos.
tony burton
if any body wishes to contact me, i might be able to help with bits of plans and various pictures of the deck structures some in colour some black and white.
Raynor Johnston
This chat may be a bit late but i have just been given an old model of this ship Pathfinder. A lot of bits missing particularly the life boats so would be interested in snippets of any plans if anyone had them. I see in the Model Boat plans there is a set by Vic Smeed #636 I think.
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I built a 48th scale radio controlled model of Pathfinder about 5 years ago. I built it from scratch using plans I obtained from Trinity House in London. They also put me in touch with the last master of the ship and he sent me several picture of the vessel.As far as I can remember she was built at Dartmouth, But at the moment I cannot remember the name of the shipyard except that it went out of business about the time I was building the model.
If anyone out there is still interested I still have the model plans although they are a bit tatty and I have quite a few photos of the ship and the model.
MY e-mail is.. email@example.com
My Grandfather was 2nd Mate during the 70's on the Pathfinder.
He started a model many years ago, which I have since done much work to.
If you need photo's/ plans, drop me a line to mikenco (at) hotmail [dot] com.
David Keighley
My Grandfather is currently making from scratch the same model as the one you are trying to find some info on. We too are finding it difficult to locate any pictures or info on this ship. Did you have any luck with this? We do have fragments of the plans. If you are still wanting then reply to this post and we will take it from there.
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As you probably remember, we reported earlier that the untethered iOS 6 jailbreak had been accomplished and one of the main reasons behind the reasoning holding the release back was the fact that the 6.1 update was around the conner. This being said, there is a big chance that the untethered jailbreak will be released on the next firmware, but that chance is not 100%. Hacker Planetbeing tweeted out that while the 6.1 is an extremely viable reason they should not forget about the other one that he left in his post on reddit. To aid future jailbreaks they want to preserve an exploit and until they have enough for both there may not be a release. This being said, it looks like Planetbeing is hard at work and we wish luck to the hacker.
Fixed some races today. Pretty annoying to patch a running kernel on multicore iOS safely, you can't easily disable a core afaict.
— planetbeing (@planetbeing) January 11, 2013
.@arovik No. If Apple released 6.1 today, the first reason would still be valid. We always want at least one bug unreleased, in reserve.
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Five of the 20 qualifiers will make their postseason debuts with their respective programs — boys coaches Josh Shoop of Knoch, Bill Henry of Kittanning and Greg Hutcherson of Ford City; and girls coaches Aaron Epps of Kiski Area and Meghan Ziemianski of Burrell.
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Hutcherson, a Kiski Area grad, has led the Sabers to the playoffs in his first season.
Henry has been at Kittanning for five years, but the program hasn't been to the playoffs since 1985.
"There are big smiles on people's faces," Henry said. "When you get to that point where you make the playoffs, you know then that all the hard work and all the time has paid off. So, we're just enjoying the moment, and we'll see where it goes."
Epps and Ziemianski previously coached teams to the playoffs at Butler and Highlands, respectively — Epps as an assistant to his mother, Dorothea, and Ziemianski as a head coach, with her father, Mark, an assistant. Mark Ziemianski also serves as an assistant now at Burrell.
Springdale girls coach Dan Ross and Freeport boys coach Mike Beale are in second stints with their teams and have previous playoff experience.
Ford City senior guard player Jon Shanty will look to add to his school record for 3-pointers in a season when the Sabers open the playoffs Saturday against Aliquippa at North Hills.
Shanty hit four 3s last Saturday at Westmont Hilltop to break the school's single-season record. He has 71 3-pointers this year.
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Wilkinsburg's girls basketball team was disqualified from the WPIAL playoffs for using an ineligible player in two section games this season.
Springdale received an anonymous tip about the player, who attends Career Connections charter school, and informed Wilkinsburg, which, in turn, turned itself in to the WPIAL.
Wilkinsburg officials said they did not realize they were in violation of WPIAL rules.
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"They're going to enjoy (the postseason), because two weeks ago, they had us for dead." — Freeport girls basketball coach Bill Burkart, whose Yellowjackets won five of their final six games to make the WPIAL playoffs.
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Winning the meet by the slimmest of margins, the Pella girls' tennis team beat Marshalltown on Tuesday, 6 – 5. Pella won five of the six singles' matches to all but secure the win for the day, but the Lady Dutch seemed to run out of gas when it came time for the doubles' matches. The team of Molly Kalkwarf and Alli Dingeman saved the day for Pella with the team's only doubles win in straight sets, 6 – 1, 6 – 2. A full list of results can be found below. Pella's girls' tennis team is next in action in the regional tournament this Saturday against Cedar Raipds Xavier.
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This game ROCKS! - No, literally it has rocks. Giant mounds of death hurtling towards your bases know as Tech. Your part of an elite squad specially trained in using the latest in energy pod weapons. Your mission is to keep these invading menaces from turning your world into ground zero. How? By keeping an eye on your radar to detect incoming objects and using your weapons to destroy them.
The object is to protect your Tech on the planet surface for as long as possible. In order to finish each level you need to activate the ground shield towers (they will position on both ends of the landscape). This can only be achieved by destroying the Green Meteors - these contain radiation or RAD. The RAD meter on your HUD will tell you how much you have and once you reach the red level on the meter you will activate the shield. But beware, there is more than just asteroids and meteors to contend with. A sinister force also lurks in the darkness ready to decide your fate!
Old school game play is back on the iphone/ipod touch! Protect your Tech from asteroids, meteors and other off world intruders.
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- DON'T PANIC! Going too fast when trying to fire on targets results in misfires - remember, if your don't see an energy ball loaded on the firing icon, it's not going to fire anything no matter how many times you click on the enemy target. Steady firing results in clean kills.
- Practice your firing in the practice area first to get used to it
- The mono train (level 1) will add a point of health to all tech that are low as long as it runs
- The cargo ship (level 4) also increases tech health when it successfully lands
- The radar shows the incoming objects - note: the colours can help you recognize the type of object
- Little spacemen will rebuild tech they are near. if they are killed a new one will beam there (limit of 4 guys)
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- Can I move using another method? - In the options screen there is the option to use button controls.
- Why won't the gun pods fire when the red icon is flashing? - This means you've been hit enough times that all your pods need to recharge and will come back online in 10 seconds.
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Having recently rewatched ESB, I found both Fett's replaced lines and the new Emperor both jarring. Let me be clear, I'm not against the idea, just that I feel they were just thrown in there and it doesn't sound good. Palpatine somehow doesn't seem dark/creepy enough, and Fett is totally flat/boring/not ominous.
Yeah I noticed that with the Emperor too. In the new version there's nothing remotely strange or mysterious about him anymore. He's just a wrinkled old man talking to Vader now.
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We don't really have enough specifics to diagnose the issue properly, but on the surface it sounds like an alignment issue. You seem to be getting unwanted rotation while in the air. A very common problem for early park riders or anyone just starting jumping while free riding is landing on the heel edge with the board at least pertly across the hill. In almost every case, the rider opens up and faces forward once in the air. Any, even slight, twist of the upper body in the air, will rotate the board. So you have to be totally, aligned with your board; hips and shoulders.
Now, if you are not rotating in the air and landing straight, but on edge, this is caused by lean while in the air. If you hunch over even slightly in the air, you will land on the toe edge of the board. Any slight lean back will cause you to land on the heel edge. Its all about eliminating all rotation and staying stacked vertically over your board.
When doing any freestyle maneuver whether in or out of the mark, break it down to ATML:
This standa for Approach, Takeoff, Maneuver and Landing. Right now the two big things you want to focus on is your Approach and Takeoff; if you get these right, the other two pretty much will take care of themselves for simple straight airs! Most important is a stable approach. This means that you get speed and trajectory set early in the approach; long before you hit the kicker. No last minute speed checks or direction changes. You should feel like you are just riding along waiting for the takeoff to happen.
On the takeoff, you need to just really focus on being totally aligned with your board; no hip, shoulder or head rotation at all. Make sure you go off of the ramp totally flat based and completely stacked over your board vertically. This means no bending at the waist or leaning back. Once in the air (Maneuver) all you need to do is stay quiet and don`t lean or rotate ANYTHING and get ready to land.
On the landing, if you have done everything else right, this should be a non event. Just engage the board with the snow and ride away. One big mistake many riders (and all of us once did) is to get spooked by the speed and try to brake check immediately. This can be a horrible thing to do because often, the rider does it before the board has really reengaged with the snow and they loose control in a big way. Allow a second or two to pass, before slamming on the brakes. This time allows you to go from air, to ground riding again.
It takes time to get this all dialed in and you are not going through anything we all did`nt go through. Just keep at it and keep it small until you get it worked out to stay safe....
As someone who has just been starting to jump, this is awesome advice - some of which I'd been taught and some of which I hadn't. Thanks man.
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