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Is Texas impacting other Big 12 schools' possible expansion votes?Nick Bromberg at Dr. Saturday 32 mins ago
In-conference politicking going on in the Big 12? We're shocked.
According to the Cincinnati Enquirer, Texas is "believed to be influencingTexas Tech's and Texas Christian's decisions to also be reluctant to expansion."
Per the report, UT is using its pull because of the Big 12's rules regarding expanding the conference. If the conference was to expand, there would need to be greater than 75 percent support for the idea. With 10 teams in the Big 12, that means eight yes votes would be needed and seven teams could vote yes on expansion without the three Texas schools.
Texas Tech has long fallen in line with Texas. Both are public universities that have been in the same league together since 1956, when they were in the Southwest Conference. Texas and Texas Tech were founding members of the Big 12 in 1996.
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2 men found dead Sunday at Talladega
Two men were discovered dead on Sunday at Talladega Superspeedway.
According to the Talladega County coroner, the men were Joshua Doiun, 19, and James Cook, 48. Doiun was from Crawfordville Florida while Cook was from Tallahassee.
A cause of death is not currently known, though the coroner does not suspect foul play. The men were discovered after Sunday's race according to TMZ and the site said the men appeared to be dead for "6-7" hours when they were found by a friend in the campground area at the track.
In 2013, a man killed himself in the infield at Texas Motor Speedway during the NRA 500. According to reports following the man's death at Texas, the incident happened in the vicinity of a pickup truck in the infield after an argument with others at the race.
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Power Rankings: It might as well be a 12-car pileup this week
1. Kyle Busch (LW: 2): What does the guy who finishes second say after the race about the style of racing? "I hate it. I'd much rather sit at home. I got a win. I don't need to be here."
Though can you blame Busch? This is the type of racing that broke his leg and foot in 2015. Yeah, he's damn good at it. But he's got plenty of reasons not to like it. Did he crash: Yes.
2. Brad Keselowski (LW: 8): This guy, however, has plenty of reasons to like plate racing. Especially at Talladega. Keselowski has four wins at the 2.66-mile track after his victory on Sunday. He has no more than two wins at any other Cup track. Through 15 Talladega races, Keselowski has nine top-10 finishes and has been running at the finish of all but one. Does he have the Talladega secret recipe? Did he crash: No.
5. Kurt Busch (LW: 7): Hey, from the Busch car to a Busch brother. Kurt finished eighth and didn't make Jimmie Johnson incredibly happy after a push from Busch sent Johnson into Paul Menard and sparked a monster crash. Did he crash: Yes.
Lucky Dog: How about Jamie McMurray, who finished fourth with a beat up car.
Dropped Out: Denny Hamlin, Kasey Kahne
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Big 12: Data indicates better chance of reaching CFP with title gameNick Bromberg at Dr. Saturday 1 day ago
Big 12 commissioner Bob Bowlsby said the conference's consultant has numbers to prove the league would have a greater chance of making the College Football Playoff with a title game.
Big 12 commissioner Bob Bowlsby said data from Navigate Research indicates a football title game improves playoff chances by 4-5 percent.
The 10-team Big 12 currently has its football members play nine conference games (one against every other team) and the league doesn't have a title game. That regular season format would change too under the scenario that improves the Big 12's chances according to the data. From ESPN:
Big 12 commissioner Bob Bowlsby said the analytics firm the league recently hired, Navigate Research, revealed that a 12-team league with an eight-game conference schedule and a championship game was the best model for putting a team in the CFP.
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Social Hour: Lou Holtz makes his presidential endorsementNick Bromberg at Dr. Saturday 1 day ago
Miss something that happened on Dr. Saturday's social media presence? Well, we've got your roundup right here. Don't let this happen again. Always be in the know by following Dr. Saturday on Twitter, Facebook and Tumblr.
Former Notre Dame and South Carolina coach Lou Holtz has made his presidential vote public. We'll let the tweet below explain the rest.
Honored to have received the endorsement of Lou Holtz - a great guy! #INPrimary #Trump2016 pic.twitter.com/AeGyODb37O
That's quite the reasoning for the endorsement.
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Alabama offensive coordinator Lane Kiffin dropped this tweet Tuesday afternoon. What does it mean?
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Talladega day after thoughts: Does plate racing need to change?
Welcome to a Monday afternoon version of our post-race thoughts post. While we were busy for most of Sunday we had a chance to watch most of the race and spin the past hours trying to process the craziness that took place at Talladega.
• It's not correct to say that everyone wants the racing at Talladega to change. But there's a fair majority that does, right?
We'll admit, restrictor plate racing is the perfect hook for NASCAR. Cars are door-to-door for the majority of the race and the close proximity is thrilling television for newbies or those who aren't die-hard fans of the sport. If you were getting a friend to watch NASCAR for the first time, odds are both Daytona and Talladega are in your top five options.
But for as wild and unpredictable the racing may be – let's be honest, the Cup Series needs unpredictability – Sunday's race left us wondering for solutions after watching two too many cars tumble through the air on the backstretch.
And damn, Kenseth is going to string together some good finishes soon.
Miami DE Al-Quadin Muhammad has knee surgeryNick Bromberg at Dr. Saturday 2 days ago
Miami defensive end Al-Quadin Muhammad had arthroscopic knee surgery on Friday.
Muhammad posted a picture of himself in the hospital to Instagram. According to the Palm Beach Post, Miami officials said the arthroscopic surgery was "a small procedure done on his knee" and he could return to football activities in two weeks.
Curiously, the Instagram picture with the caption "Thank God surgery was a success minor set back I'm good though I'll be back in no time btw I'll be ready for the season #GodHasAPlan" no longer appears to be on Muhammad's Instagram page.
A redshirt junior in 2016, Muhammad is expected to be a big contributor to Miami's defense. He had 8.5 tackles for loss and led the team with 5 sacks in 2015. He was also third on the team with 54 total tackles.
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Police: Alabama LB Reuben Foster was at scene of triple shootingNick Bromberg at Dr. Saturday 4 days ago
Alabama linebacker Reuben Foster was at a nightclub in Auburn, Alabama, when a triple murder took place there a week ago according to police.
Foster is a native of Auburn and police say he was not involved in the shooting that killed three men on April 23. From AL.com:
Auburn police learned from other attendees "way after the fact" that Foster was at Mr. D's Lodge the night of the shooting, he said.
"There was no information that he or any other athletes were involved in the actual shooting itself," Register said.
The shooting allegedly stemmed from an argument that happened in the nightclub. A man, Tarabien Latrent Cobb, has been arrested and charged with murder in the three deaths. He's a relative of Recco Cobb, one of the men killed in the shooting.
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Foster currently has a tribute to Recco Cobb as his Twitter bio.
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Happy Hour: Tony Stewart's possible hour in the car on SundayNick Bromberg at From The Marbles 5 days ago
It's time for Happy Hour. As always, tweet us your thoughts or shoot us an email at firstname.lastname@example.com if you want to participate.
Tony Stewart is going to start Sunday's race before he hands the car off to Ty Dillon. According to Stewart, that handoff will be at the first caution, whether it's at lap 2 or lap 102. Stewart said his plan is to drop to the back of the field and ride around before that caution happens.
"And if it means we go 80 laps or 100 laps or whatever, it's not likely that the race will go that long without a caution, but if it does, the level of intensity is pretty sanitary at that point," Stewart said Friday."It's not really ramping-up yet. So, I don't feel like there's any danger in that. It's later in the race when guys are really having to make things happen; that's the part of the race when we really need to be out of the car. There will be ample time to get that caution to get us out. The good thing is that Talladega is so big that even if it's 40 laps from the end of the race when Ty gets in it, he's going to have enough time to do what he needs to do."
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Idaho to drop down to FCS after 2017 seasonNick Bromberg at Dr. Saturday 6 days ago
After losing its membership to the Sun Belt Conference, Idaho is dropping down a tier in college football.
The Vandals will start playing at the FCS level in 2018 as a member of the Big Sky Conference, the school confirmed Thursday.
"I understand the magnitude of this decision and the strong opinions that surround it, both for and against, but joining the Big Sky Conference is the best possible course for our athletics program and for our university," Idaho president Chuck Staben said in a statement. "We have carefully weighed our options and concluded that competing as an independent with an extremely uncertain future conference affiliation would be irresponsible when we have the alternative of joining one of the most stable FCS conferences. The Big Sky allows us to renew traditional rivalries and offers our athletes the opportunity to excel, just as they do in our other Big Sky sports programs."
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"IT'S LIKE SOMEONE did a demographic survey to see what might make techno work in Lubbock, Texas," offered a friend when I brought up this acclaimed U.K. duo. He's got a point. On their tellingly titled debut, Bath's Alex Gifford (who is credited in the liner notes for "general racket") and Will White ("drum set Sk8ing and additional general racket") crank up a techno that gives us everything, the same way the breakfast menu at an Embers might claim to do the same. Spy-movie samples, rhythmless dub effects, ham-fisted bass 'n' guitar sloptronica, and shockingly drab appearances by marquee rappers (The Jungle Brothers and De La Soul) all combine for a Campbell's soup of a mix topped off by a terrible acid-jazz lead single, "History Repeating," which has been plaguing clubgoers for months.
This is obviously a disappointment. On paper these guys should fare swimmingly in the post-Prodigy sweepstakes. They are by far the most garrulous band to come out of the U.K.'s Big Beat scene, where a fun-at-all-costs party sensibility defines a handful of bands that treat techno like rock 'n' roll without disguising it as the rock music the mainstream demands it become. Big Beat has already spawned the gold-plated, but overrated, Chemical Brothers and the wonderful Fat Boy Slim, whose smart, effortless Better Living Through Chemistry bit everything from the Who to Idris Mohammed en route to a mix that might have been the overlooked party gem of 1997.
Propellerheads are all about effort. Even the stuff that strives for exhilaration seems stiff. There isn't a track here that doesn't explode out of the blocks only to wind up in a flat-footed stagger. Rockers like "Take California" and "Bang On!" piddle with live bass and flailing noise guitar, only to wind up wallowing in the kind of post-Chili Pepper prattle that might work best on a Jock Jams soundtrack.
White's beat-boxing on "Number of Microphones" suggests they've done the prereq. courses in the hip-hop history that haunts such post-funk endeavors. Yet, when the above-mentioned Native Tongues MCs show up to add a little color, they seem to spend most of their time searching for a secret exit. The Jungle Brothers--who've been peppering their live shows with righteous speeches about the connections between hip hop and drum 'n' bass--would have been advised to wait for a Roni Size cameo before digging the new breed; on the funkless "You Want It Back" they're buried in guitar histrionics.
Put simply, this is heavy metal; and, just as the JBs couldn't save the new Van Halen if they wanted to, they can't save the next Chemical Brothers either.
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The Falcons and the Snow, Man
David Rhodes Brown and the Warsaw Falcons prove there's no time like the present for a blast from the past.
The first time I saw the Warsaw Falcons, my Cincinnati experience was only slightly longer than the band's existence. I'd moved here in January 1982 on the heels of a failed and miserable marriage. I was working for (and living out of) a record store in North College Hill run by my friends/saviors Rick and Karen (aka Cookie, long before Empire, bitches) Kandelson, who gave me work and a safe haven.I found full time work and a girlfriend in fairly short order, and for the most part felt I'd made the right decision in relocating to Cincinnati. But I desperately missed my 2-year-old son and my family and friends back in Michigan, so I entertained the notion of asking my new love to consider moving back to the Mitt with me.And then a cosmic intervention took place. Within the span of a couple of weeks, I saw the raisins, who had been around for a while, and the Warsaw Falcons, who had only just formed. After those two musical epiphanies I said to myself, with unbridled joy and complete certainty, "I don't have to go home, I am home." Beyond all doubt, I was where I was supposed to be.The raisins were everything I loved about Pop Rock — smart and smartassed, loud, melodic, lyrically brilliant and gloriously dumb, intricate in the pursuit of simplicity. The Falcons exhibited a lot of the same characteristics, but in a totally different context. I couldn't tell you much about the original band at that point, as I was fairly riveted to the sight of David Rhodes Brown, a 6' 4" beanpole with an additional foot of roostered pompadour, snake-charming the nastiest, slinkiest, rawest, most compelling riffs from his hollow bodied Gibson that I'd ever heard in my 25 years. Brown and the earliest incarnation of the Falcons roared through a couple of sets of jumped-up Rockabilly/Boogie Woogie/Blues at an intensity level that could have microwaved a 15-pound roast to perfection in under a minute, and I stood watching in absolute wonder, as if I was attending the swaggering, staggering, yowling birth of Rock & Roll its own damn self.There was no fundamental difference in any subsequent Falcons show I witnessed over the next seven years, give or take, and they were legion. At Dollar Bill's, Shipley's, Bogart's, Cory's, all the way out at the Townshipn Tavern and any number of places in between, the Warsaw Falcons never gave any less than their absolute all, tearing shit up with gleeful intent, putting it back together with ramshackle abandon and ultimately reducing it to smoke and ash with the zeal of blissed-out revolutionaries, confident in their cause and the destruction it inspired.Through any number of lineup shifts, the Falcons delivered the goods night after night, set upon set upon set. There were gaps in the band's history when Brown lit out for Austin, Tex., and Nashville, Tenn., but he returned with more riffs to play, more stories to tell, more challenges to conquer. Brown shuttered the Falcons just after taking them into John Curley's Ultrasuede Studio to record their only full-length album, the righteous and red hot Right It on the Rock Wall. That incarnation of the band included legendary session saxophonist Bobby Keys. Brown dusted off the Falcons in 2001, turned out a couple of EPs and played out a bit but shelved them again when a proposed record contract fell victim to the post-9/11 downturn.In the new millennium, things have been different. Music is ones and zeros instead of a spiraled groove or a spun tape reel, and David Rhodes Brown has reinvented himself a half dozen ways to Sunday. He had Ricky Nye teach him the rudiments of Boogie Woogie piano, he learned the Hank Williams songbook and joined Ryan Malott's 500 Miles to Memphis as a lap steel shredder and vocalist, helping transform it from cool local entity to national semi-sensation. Then he taught himself clawhammer banjo, grew a Rip Van Winkle-meets-ZZ Top beard and started playing old time music with the same dedication and intensity that marked his time in the Falcons, with less actual electricity and an improbable rise in passion and workload. He spread his attention over numerous full and part time projects, leading inevitably to his debut solo album, 2010's exquisite Browngrass & Wildflowers.And then, as so often happens, fate intervened in the form of last November's celebration/roast of the David Rhodes Brown on the occasion of his 50th year in the entertainment racket (if you count his being paid to sing requiems at Catholic mass, which he does). The event was organized by one of the scene's greatest boosters and its unceasing heartbeat, the amazing Kelly Thomas, ably assisted by Brown's biggest supporter, fan and sugar mama, the incomparable Bobbi Kayser, who together assembled a veritable murderer's row of artists and friends in order to pay deserved tribute to DRB, if for no other reason than to thank him for his role in helping to build the solid foundation upon which the greater Cincinnati music scene has built its magnificent house over the past four decades.And in a moment of divine inspiration, the once and future David Rhodes Brown called up the two other most recognizable components of the Warsaw Falcons — bassist John Schmidt, whose stoic demeanor on stage was always at odds with the blistering pulse he provided, and drummer Doug Waggoner, whose maniacal approach to rhythm was to beat it into submission, hammering it into new and exotic shapes with Thor's thunder and Odin's lightning. The Falcons' frenetic six-song set at the end of the evening — with Brown in the teeth of a mutant flu strain that would have coldcocked the sturdiest lumberjack or dockworker — was the stuff of local legend. And as the last chords were still ringing through the Southgate House's Sanctuary, Brown (clean-shaven for the express purpose of revisiting his youthful past) informed us that he, Schmidt and Waggoner had worked too hard and had too much fun to lock the Falcons back in their respective trophy cases and that they would be returning, badder and better than ever.That promise was teased with the Falcons' opening slot for 500 Miles to Memphis at the Southgate House last New Year's Eve, but it was fulfilled with a righteous vengeance last Friday night when the trio headlined their first club date in nearly a decade and a half, transforming the swank surroundings of the newly refurbished Woodward Theater into an edge-of-town roadhouse, with all the danger and chicken-wire that implies.The evening began with a spirited set from JetLab, the compelling Synth Rock trio that made a serious local splash with their eponymous 2014 debut album and earned a well-deserved Best New Artist CEA nomination earlier this year. In the studio, the trio — Elle Crash (a huge fan of DRB's since way back), Nick Barrows and Dave Welsh — churn out an arty Flying Lizards/Gary Numan/Breeders/Tom Tom Club-tinged soundtrack, but in the live setting, JetLab channels their performance adrenaline into a manic Soul Coughing/Mike Doughty ethic, with brush strokes from the pallets of early Talking Heads, B-52s and our own Perfect Jewish Couple from back in the day. Barrows and Crash take their turns on the Korg, accompanying each other on electric and acoustic guitars with Crash occasionally strapping on the bass to beef up the bottom. Through it all, Welsh provides the slippery beat to hold it all together, shifting seamlessly from tough-edged shuffle to hard-hitting machinegun attack. JetLab has already amassed a sizable and suitably loyal local following, but its rapidly maturing live presence shows the trio is stocked with brains and muscle and its best days lay just ahead.Next up on was yet another standard stellar appearance by The Tigerlilies, whose greatness has been trumpeted in our pages and on this site for a good long time. Friday's show was solid evidence to support that stance. The band's fourth and undeniably best album, last year's In the Dark, was handed out with each ticket sold and anyone who didn't already have it was the proud recipient of one of the best albums of 2014, period. In my review of In the Dark, I name-checked Cheap Trick, Husker Du, The Clash and The Beatles and I confidently stand behind those reference points. In the live context, however, The Tigerlilies' energy level rises exponentially and they shift into a sixth gear that is almost impossible to quantify. With an audience to spur them on, The Tigerlilies blenderize all of the above and throw in heaping handfuls of the Dictators and Voidoids to create a sound that is Power Pop at a blistering yet amazingly nuanced Hard Rock level. Bassist Brian Driscoll and drummer Steve Hennessy have the kind of telepathic beat mentality that is the hallmark of every great rhythm section, and Pat Hennessy and Brendan Bogosian are proving to be one of the most adaptable and multidimensional guitar tandems in the city, able to pummel with Punk passion and pacify with Pop persuasion. Pat once took guitar lessons from DRB, distinguishing himself to his instructor by bringing him a Johnny Burnette single with the intent of learning the song. That breadth of interest and experience still informs everything he does with The Tigerlilies.Inevitably, it was time for the Warsaw Falcons to take the stage. Suited up in dapper black like Sopranos extras ready for their close-ups, Msrs. Brown, Schmidt and Waggoner opened the evening with the one-two punch of their slinky and seductive "Skinny Anklebone," the Falcons' first 7-inch from back in 1984, followed by the propulsively thunderous "Mix Your Mess," and it was a slightly mannered free-for-all from there. As always, the Falcons proved themselves to be masters of pacing, knowing exactly the right time to draft and when to accelerate, slowing things down with the swaying Rockabilly/Doo Wop intensity of "I Fall Apart," heating things up with the insistent thump and throb of "Two Cigarettes in the Dark" and "You Can't Talk to Me." And the evening's special status was cemented with a backing vocal cameo from Mark Utley, taking a break from Bulletville and Magnolia Mountain (the latter of which once claimed DRB as a member) to sing harmonies on "You Can't Talk to Me" and "Melody" and provide appropriate shouts on "Cat Daddy."When the Falcons finally closed with a rafter-rattling spin on "Never My Lover," the understandably frenzied crowd erupted with some fireworks of their own, stomping on the Woodward's dance floor with seismic fury until the trio retook the stage to finish the night with the hypnotic rumpshake of "Bertha Lou" and the incendiary barnstorm of "Swingin' on the Way Down."As the lights came up on the dazed but exultant attendees (which included everyone's favorite politico/city booster Jim Tarbell; as Brown noted earlier in the night, "Well, when Jim Tarbell shows up, you know you've got a thing"), it was clear that the audience was comprised of two distinct factions — old fans who were basking in the glow of memories of ancient Falcons triumphs and the unexpected prospect of new frontiers ahead and new fans who had just witnessed a scorching force of nature whose earliest gigs may have preceded their births or at least coincided with their formative elementary school years. These younger fans had never seen the trio in their heyday, and I assured them that what they had just experienced was played out in that same fashion, at least five nights a week, three sets a night, back in the '80s. Their jaw-dropped reaction was proof positive that the Warsaw Falcons belong back together, belong on the current scene with their (much) younger contemporaries and have more than enough fuel to go wherever they bloody well want to go.Clearly the Falcons themselves and those of us who followed them with unfailing fervor from the start bear all the marks of the passing decades. There is considerably more salt in our once peppery hair, but you know what they say about snow-covered roofs and the fire stoked furnaces beneath them. The Warsaw Falcons may well be looked at as the grandfathers of the Cincinnati scene, but they built this city on Rock and soul and the music they made is as timeless as the seasons, as immutable as the laws that govern the universe and as relevant as tomorrow's headlines.Friday night's show at the Woodward was the first in a series of gigs where the headlining Falcons will be supported by bands whose members can claim some connection to DRB and his intrepid band of riffmongers, joined by special guests both past and present. Think the Warsaw Falcons are just the new geezer Rock? Get your mind right, kids, and talk to the virgins who got popped at the Woodward last week. They drank the Kool-Aid and they believe. You will, too … right down to your skinny anklebones.
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The Hiders Return with Stunning New 'Totem'
Plus, friends celebrate David Rhodes Brown's 50th anniversary in music and the two-day Ironfest returns
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0 Comments · Wednesday, November 12, 2014
One of Cincinnati's musical treasures, The Hiders, returns this week with another spectacular album, Totem. Plus, several friends, peers and bandmates join forces to celebrate David Rhodes Brown's 50th anniversary of performing music and Ironfest V takes over Southgate House Revival on Friday and Saturday with stellar lineups for a good cause.
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BrownGrass and Other Outdoor Musical Delights
Plus, music flows at Cincinnati Pride Fest and MidPoint Indie Summer and local youth groups shine
Mike Breen
0 Comments · Wednesday, June 26, 2013
The annual BrownGrass Festival in Rabbit Hash, Ky., raises money for WNKU, fetes David Rhodes Brown's 50th anniversary as a pro musician AND features an excellent lineup of some of Greater Cincinnati's finest Roots music artists.
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Loudmouth Drops New Release, Says "Goodbye"
Plus, Browngrass 2012, New Noise Showcase and Stanley's Blues & BBQ offer variety of local performers
Mike Breen
0 Comments · Wednesday, July 18, 2012
Cincy Punk Pop quintet Loudmouth has played well-attended gigs regularly around town for the past half decade or so, eventually becoming headliners of self-booked multi-band shows at places like Madison Theater in Covington. This Friday, the group returns to the club for its farewell show and the release party for its final album, the eight-song Future Boredom.
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Ace veteran local musician crafts his debut solo album
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0 Comments · Tuesday, October 19, 2010
There was a time when David Rhodes Brown was one of the hottest guitarists in town. He began as a teenager, playing in a string of garage bands ("I was singing 'I Can't Get No Satisfaction' before I even knew what it was," he says), which led to a succession of Alternative Rock/Punk outfits, including the Warsaw Falcons. Amazingly, he's just now releasing his first solo album, 'Browngrass & Wildflowers,' which he says was inspired by public radio station WNKU's 25th anniversary.
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Magnolia Mountain goes lo-tech and high class on ambitious new album, 'Redbird Green'
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Local Americana/Roots outfit Magnolia Mountain remembers the old days of record-making and wanted to connect with them in some significant way, so they're releasing their new ambitiously sized CD, 'Redbird Green,' in a double-album vinyl format. It was clearly a structure Magnolia frontman Mark Utley was working toward — the titles on the back of the CD are separated into four distinct sides.
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CONTINGENCY OPERATING SITE MAREZ, Iraq " Days before taking part in a battalion live fire exercise to culminate their training at Ghuzlani Warrior Training Center, Iraqi soldiers conducted a dry run with their M16 rifles, June 22.
Staff Sergeant Michael Blake, a scout assigned to Troop A, 1st Squadron, 9th Cavalry Regiment, 4th Advise and Assist Brigade, 1st Cavalry Division, taught soldiers assigned to 1st Battalion, 10th Brigade, 3rd Iraqi Army Div., a class about marksmanship skills to be used during their Operation Iron Lion event, set for June 27.
Iraqi soldiers will conclude their month of Tadreeb al Shamil, Arabic for All Inclusive Training, during Operation Iron Lion, which is an event demonstrating interoperability and tactical prowess between Iraqi Army soldiers, Iraqi Police, and the 3rd Federal Police Division.
During the class, Blake demonstrated common mistakes made while firing a weapon " anticipating the recoil, jerking the trigger, flinching and over-concentrating.
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A native of Martha's Vineyard, Mass., Blake showed his Iraqi counterparts how to best engage the enemy " a tactic the IA soldiers can use both during their battalion live fire exercise and while performing security missions.
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Now the Soldiers understand how to take better-aimed shots instead of just shooting toward the enemy, he added.
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Separated into squads, soldiers knelt with their weapons and aimed at targets. Upon command, the soldiers moved to their next objective, conducting three to five second rushes, or sprints before taking cover again.
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U.S. Soldiers stood behind their Iraqi counterparts as the trainees fired at targets up to 200 meters away. Cavalry troopers walked down the firing line, encouraging and mentoring the trainees with each squeeze of the trigger.
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An international team of paleontologists has discovered a nearly complete, articulated skeleton of a tiny tree-dwelling primate in China.
An international team of paleontologists has discovered a nearly complete, articulated skeleton of a new tiny, tree-dwelling primate dating back 55 million years. The Eocene Epoch fossil, one of the most primitive primate fossils ever documented, was recovered from Hubei Province in central China.
The research team, led by Xijun Ni of the Institute of Vertebrate Paleontology and Paleoanthropology (IVPP) at the Chinese Academy of Sciences in Beijing, describes the fossil in the latest edition of the journal, Nature.
Ni said that while doing fieldwork years ago in Hubei Province, he first came across the fossil, which had been found by a local farmer and was later donated to the IVPP. The fossil was encased within a rock and discovered after the rock was split open, yielding fossils and impressions of the primate on each side of the two halves.
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SANTIAGO, Chile -- French motorcyclist Thomas Bourgin has been killed in the Dakar Rally when he collided with a Chilean police car.
Race officials say the incident occurred as Bourgin was travelling from Calama on the Chilean side of the Andes to the start of the seventh stage in Argentina on Friday. They say the police car was going in the opposite direction.
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The Milwaukee Brewers scored all their runs in one inning Thursday, as they downed the Arizona Diamondbacks 4-1 in the opener of a four-game series at Miller Park.
Milwaukee won the game as -120 favorites, while the five runs went UNDER the posted over/under (9).
Mike Cameron went 3-for-4 at the plate with two RBIs for the Brewers. Mark DiFelice got the win in relief, and Trevor Hoffman collected his second save.
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GPS/Mapping Internship Program, City and Borough of Juneau (CBJ) and UAS
The City and Borough of Juneau (CBJ) and UAS are offering up to 3 paid internships to help CBJ map city infrastructure, starting by May 15 2016, possibly as early as May 1 2016 depending on the candidate and needs. The duties include working semi-independently to collect GPS locations of city infrastructure with Trimble GPS units, some possible GIS, and assistance with data management. GPS and GIS skills preferred; and more advanced GPS training is also an expected outcome. The internship is 37.5 hours / week, lasts from May to August 2016, and pays in the neighborhood of $15 to $17 / hour, depending on experience/qualifications. Interested candidates should first contact Sanjay Pyare email@example.com with a brief statement of interests, experience, and qualifications no later than Friday April 29, 2016.


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Rudy and the Rhetoric. Be warned, the sound is pretty awful, but I posted it because despite the bass fuzz it effectively demonstrates the mad
Rudy and the Rhetoric. Be warned, the sound is pretty awful, but I posted it because despite the bass fuzz it effectively demonstrates the mad skills that should draw you guys out to the Nectar tonight.
So, things are sort of kind of back to normal. The Blue Scholars/Common Market show at Neumos is ON.
The Girls have a show at the Comet Tavern; it starts at 9 p.m. and costs $6. You can read Michael Alan Goldberg's feature about them here.
Rudy & the Rhetoric's CD release party happens at Nectar tonight. Show starts at 9 p.m. and costs $8; you can read Kevin Capp's feature on Rudy & the Rhetoric here. It's a great line-up, too: Candidt, Grayskul, the Let Go and Waystyles will be there to support.
The Cops' Rock and Roll Circus continues at the Sunset Tavern; tonight's edition features Kinski, the Fall of Troy and the Whore Moans. A rock show for the ages, surely, It starts, once again, at 9 p.m., and costs $10.
Earlier in the evening, the Whore Moans, Thee Emergency and the Lost Episode play the Vera Project at 7:30 p.m. for $9.
Artifakt's going on at the Lo-Fi tonight, featuring Mad Rad; starts at 9 p.m., and costs $7 if you get there after 10 p.m.
There's also the Valkyries' show at the Bit Saloon tonight with Neon Nights and the Blue Ribbon Boys; it starts at 9 p.m. and costs $7 also. Here's Michael Alan Goldberg on that:
From the sound of things - both via word of mouth and the fact that you
could practically hear the band from thousands of miles away - I'm
bummed I didn't catch the Valkyries playing at the Bit this past
October as part of SW's REVERBfest. If you missed out as well, here's
another chance to right the wrong and find out why the all-girl
foursome has been hailed around town of late as one of the rawest,
fiercest, and most sonically combative outfits Seattle's
garage-punk/metal underground has coughed up in some time. In the
finest gutter tradition, Valkyries vocalist Stevie howls like there are
sheetrock nails, two gallons of whiskey, and four packs' worth of
cigarette smoke lodged in her throat, while the rest of the band rips
it up like the unholy spawn of Motörhead and L7. They might be the
sweetest gals in the world, but their music aims to give you a black
eye, a bloody nose, and a busted lip, and they make it hurt really good.


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ORLANDO, Fla. — When all of the celebrating for Louisville's 2013 national championship finally quieted, Cardinals coach Rick Pitino had no inkling that he would have to replace the production of veteran starter Chane Behanan in December.
But the real trick, Pitino said, is for a coach to turn a negative into a positive.
Behanan was dismissed from the Cardinals for a violation of team rules and later transferred to Colorado State. That opened opportunities for Montrezl Harrell, a 6-foot-8, 235-pound sophomore.
How's this for coming through when needed most: Harrell averaged 5.7 points and 3.6 points off the bench a season ago. This season, as a full-time starter, he is producing 14.1 points and 8.3 rebounds per game.
"Montrezl has improved more in a short span of time than probably any player I've coached, with the exception of (2013 starting center) Gorgui Dieng," Pitino said. "What you try to do when there are major injuries or major changes is, you try to evolve into something better somehow.
"Montrezl had to take on a bigger role. You try to get some positives out of that. And that's one of the positives of losing a Chane Behanan."
Louisville (30-5), the No. 4 seed in the Midwest Regional, needs a victory Saturday over fifth-seeded Saint Louis (27-6) at the Amway Center for the Cardinals to reach the NCAA Tournament's Sweet 16 for the 20th time.
Harrell, strong and athletic, is being counted on to play a key role. He recorded a double-double Thursday night in the Cardinals' 71-64 victory over Manhattan, getting 12 points and 13 rebounds. Pitino said Harrell did not play particularly well, which is an indication of Pitino's expectations and also of Harrell's upside.
"Montrezl, like Gorgui, came in as a great athlete, a great runner and dunker, but with very few skills and fundamentals," Pitino said. "He's really improved in those areas. He's a very good passer, a very smart basketball player who picks up scouting reports quickly."
Harrell said he worked hard on his game during the summer and took advantage of playing for Team USA's under-19 club, which won the world championship in Prague.
"I just try to get in the gym any time I can," Harrell said. "And when I'm in practice, I try to do multiple things to try to improve — not only for myself, but for this team."
Harrell's teammates say they are almost stunned by what he transformed into in less than 12 months.
"Montrezl has improved everywhere — rebounding, blocking shots, his offense, his defense, being an active leader," said Louisville senior forward Luke Hancock. "He's such a huge part of the team this year."


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OTTAWA - The Toronto Maple Leafs made the biggest splash among Canadian teams as NHL free agency began on Sunday.
The Leafs signed forward Jason Blake to a five-year, $20 million US deal in a move that should add some more scoring punch to their lineup. Blake scored 40 goals and 29 assists in 69 games with the New York Islanders last season.
Blake has scored at least 22 goals in each of his last four NHL seasons, culminating with his breakout year in 2006-'07.
The product of the University of North Dakota was never drafted, but signed a free agent contract with the Los Angeles Kings before the 1998-'99 season.
Blake, 34, was traded to the Islanders in 2002.
The Calgary Flames jumped into the market to grab some help for their blue-line. They inked defenceman Cory Sarich to a five-year $18 million deal. Sarich will join Adrian Aucoin, who was picked up in a trade with the Chicago Blackhawks on June 22.
"I guess I'm truly at home now," said the 28-year-old defencemen, an unrestricted free agent who had been with Tampa Bay. "I initially sat down and made a mental list of a few different teams, looked at teams that needed defensive help. Calgary didn't pop up right away because of their situations with (unrestricted free agents Roman) Hamrlik and (Brad) Stuart. I thought for sure they might bring one of those guys back. When I got a phone call today? Very excited, and I changed my tune right away. It's not like I had buried them and I wasn't ready to come here, I just thought they might already be set (on the blue-line)."
Robyn Regehr and Dion Phaneuf round out the Flames' top four defencemen next season.
"We wanted a right-handed defenceman who could play with (lefty shooters) Robyn (Regehr) or Dion (Phaneuf)," Flames general manager Darryl Sutter said. "He's a perfect fit. It's nice to have players from Western Canada and they have to really want to play in Calgary and they have to fit into the long-term vision that we have."
The Edmonton Oilers also shook up their defence corps, dealing defencemen Jason Smith and forward Joffrey Lupul to the Philadelphia Flyers for defenceman Joni Pitkanen and forward Geoff Sanderson and a third round draft pick in 2009.
"We are pleased to have Joni and Geoff join the Oilers. Joni is a talented young defenceman with a proven track record. He possesses the offensive skills we have been seeking on the blue-line and look forward to having him in the lineup," Oilers general manager Kevin Lowe said. "Geoff brings a long list of accomplishments to the Oilers; foremost is the experience and leadership he possesses as a veteran of the NHL.
"As happy as we are with the addition of Pitkanen and Sanderson, it is difficult to see Jason leave us. Jason has been an exceptional leader and member of the Oilers and has served proudly as our team captain."
The Oilers also signed defencemen Dick Tarnstrom and Denis Grebeshkov to one-year contracts.
Former Oiler Ryan Smyth is the one big name forward who didn't sign on Sunday.
It was eerily quiet in Ottawa, where the Senators didn't make a single move, though it's believed general manager Bryan Murray continues to work on potential deals.
He started working on some at the draft in Columbus last week and it wouldn't be surprising to see some of them bear fruit today.
If the Senators are able to trade goaltender Martin Gerber, they will need to sign a backup goalie. The Senators opted not to offer a contract to minor league goalie Kelly Guard, a restricted free agent who struggled in Binghamton in the American Hockey League last year, and wasn't offered a contract.
That in effect made him the 27-year-old an unrestricted free agent.
It was the same story in Vancouver, where the Canucks decided to stand pat.
The Montreal Canadiens, who were rumoured to be involved in the bidding war for Daniel Briere, also didn't sign any new players on Sunday. Briere ended up inking an eight year, $52 million deal in Philadelphia.


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If the blogs are any indication, Giuliani's had his first big failure with the announcement of his big new strategy to expand ruin NATO (enlist India, Singapore, Japan, Israel ... and More!). The reax, across the board and across the spectrum, have not been kind. I sum up the shoot-downs here.
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If we accept that a non terrestial source for some crop circles is a reasonable opinion then we must ask ourselves what is the message that they may be trying to convey? and why now? There have been occasional possible examples in the past but many many examples in recent years of which some are clearly human creations but many must not be. Are we at a particularly significant moment in time? Looking at our world today and the many problems that we face this might be the case.


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The Hillgals' finest day
By: Todd Mordhorst Journal Sports Editor
20 years ago, Placer pulled off a huge upset for its lone state hoops crown
It was Auburn's version of "Hoosiers." Complete with a star forward, an untimely injury, an undersized guard coming up big in the clutch and coaches decked out in matching green blazers, Placer High's 1990 girls basketball enjoyed an incredible journey. It ended with the little team from the Sierra Foothills pulling off a monumental upset, not to mention the school's only official CIF State Championship in any team sport. A championship at any level is special, but the matter in which Placer pulled off its 54-43 victory over Brea Olinda in the Division III championship game was something along the lines of an epic movie script. The Hillgals had finished a miserable 2-23 in 1988 before the arrival of coach Jim Mallery and assistant Don Meads. Christa Gannon arrived at the Auburn campus in the fall of '88 like a gift from the basketball gods. Placer lost in the Northern California final in '89 before marching all the way to the state championship game in '90. Standing in the Hillgals' way was a supremely talented Brea Olinda team ranked No. 1 in the state and No. 4 nationally by USA Today. The upset The Lady Cats from Brea were expected to cruise to the state crown. They had won 55 straight games before the title bout at the Oakland Coliseum and hadn't lost to a team from California in more than three years. Earlier that season, Brea Olinda had beaten Morningside Prep and all-American Lisa Leslie, who went on to WNBA stardom. Early on in the title game, it looked like the Hillgals had met their match. Brea Olinda's star guards Tammy Blackburn and Aimee McDaniel looked too fast and too sharp for Placer to handle. But Placer fought back and trailed 29-25 at the half. After three quarters it was 36-33. Midway through the final frame the Hillgals made their move, but not without one last dramatic twist. Senior guard Carla Souza crashed into a Brea player and went down in a heap. She was forced to watch the final four minutes of the game from the bench. "My persona was to finish that game, but I was stuck on the bench. It was hard for me," Souza said last week from her home in Florida. "They wanted me to leave the gym and I wouldn't go. That was difficult." With their starting point guard on the bench in tears, the Hillgals rattled off an inspired 8-0 run to take the lead and all but put away the Lady Cats. They outscored Brea Olinda 17-5 to close the game. Gannon dominated in the paint, Caree Anderson drilled key free throws down the stretch and the Placer players went wild at the buzzer. Anderson turned in an incredible performance. The 5-6 guard finished with 19 points, seven rebounds and five steals. Gannon was exceptional in her final game as a Hillgal, scoring 22 and grabbing 16 rebounds – seven of which came on the offensive end. Senior forward Trina Haddock dished out a team-high seven assists and Kelly Dean chipped in with six points. A celebration that lived on The Placer girls won the state championship on St. Patrick's Day, 1990. The green and gold celebrated for several weeks in the Auburn area. "That's all we talked about for weeks and months after that," Souza said. "It was a huge deal for the town. The town and the area just encompassed us and we really felt special." Gannon said she doesn't remember a lot about the game's second half when Placer made its go-ahead surge. But the scene following the game was truly memorable. "What I remember most is the drive home," Gannon said. "We were in the bus and there were fans lining the overpasses cheering for us. When we got back to the school there was a big sign there that said, "55-1." Many players credited the Placer faithful for inspiring them to victory. The Hillgals took hundreds of fans to Oakland for the game, which began Saturday morning. "We had such a great fan base and that really helped us," Anderson said. "They gave us a great adrenaline rush for the second half." Auburn has been known to rally around its athletic heroes. The Auburn team that made the Little League World Series in 1959 was greeted with a parade and a crowd of hundreds in the streets of downtown. "The thing about the Placer fans and parents is they really believed in us," said Gannon, who transferred to Placer from Crescent Valley in Corvallis, Ore. prior to her junior year. "I loved that about Auburn – when people got on your team, they were on your team all the way. Nobody else really believed in us. I don't think Brea took us seriously." Hillgals, coaches move on, but never forget Placer's graduation in 1990 sent the most talented group of girls basketball players their separate ways. Three went on to success at the college level and the rest live with the glorious memories of their final game in a green and gold uniform. Anderson wasn't considered a major prospect prior to her senior year, but her gutsy play all year earned her a basketball scholarship to Sacramento State. She had an excellent career with the Hornets, overcoming a torn ACL early in her senior year and coming back strong after she was granted a medical redshirt. "It was a great experience – I'd love to do it again," said Anderson, who now lives in Sacramento. "It was tough to have an injury my senior year and have to stay back, but I had a lot of fun playing for coach (Sue) Huffman." Anderson now works part-time for the Sacramento County Sheriff's Department while raising her three children. Souza played four seasons at Cal State Hayward (now Cal State East Bay). The 5-10 guard earned a degree in Kinesiology and nutrition, but wound up in a different field after graduation. She got a job in information technology with GTE, which later became Verizon. She now lives in Florida. Gannon went on to add some remarkable achievements to her resume, though the state title run at Placer remains a highlight. She earned a full-ride scholarship to UC Santa Barbara, where she remains one of the school's most decorated student-athletes. As a sophomore, she hit a pair of free throws to send the Gauchos to the NCAA Tournament. The 6-1 forward was a two-time NCAA Academic All-American and in 1994 she won the Walter Byers Award as the NCAA's top scholar athlete. Gannon went on to law school, but her career took an interesting turn when she finished at Stanford. "When I was in high school I decided I wanted to be a district attorney," Gannon said. "I went to law school and I volunteered at a juvenile hall. In talking with the kids there they kept saying, 'If I only had this or that I wouldn't be in this situation.' I wanted to do something to prevent those cases." Her experience led to the founding of FLY (Fresh Lifelines for Youth), a San Jose-based nonprofit that aims to pull teenagers and young adults out of the downward spiral of crime and drug addiction. "Education, mentoring and giving back to the community – those are the three tenants of FLY," she said. "We've grown from a staff of one to a staff of 23. A lot of the lessons I learned in sports are really at the crux of the organization. We're working with the underdogs and I love to be a part of that." Mallery, who worked as an investigator for Placer County, coached four more seasons at Placer before retiring. Meads, who was in the insurance business, coached three more years. Meads admitted he was responsible for the green blazers the coaches wore on the Placer sidelines. "I thought, the girls dressed up on game days — they all wore dresses — so I got the blazers for us to wear," he said. Meads said he saw several players from the title team when they were in college, but doesn't see them much anymore. "They've all scattered," Meads said. "That was just a great team. They all got along. We changed the defense from a 2-3 to a 3-2 (zone) and I think that's what did it. We never expected to go to the state title game, but the team gelled and they were very unselfish. It was a great ride."


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pinkie pie is ok but sometime's she's so annoying -_-
PINKIE!!! You may be able to tell by my icon that she is my favourite out of the mane 6. ^^ And my cartoon counterpart XD
Just saying, but it says Pinikie. :L
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i use it!
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No, not the spy kind of mole. The plain old ugly brown spot on my arm that got removed kind. I got a card in the mail today telling me that the biopsy showed negative/benign results. Yippee!!!
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Wednesday, December 16, 2009
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We had our company Christmas potluck/party. Started out pretty good in that I helped carve the ham and turkeys and didn't pick at it like I might at home. But, then one of my co-workers brought in a cookie tray and I helped myself. Then it wa... Read more
Monday, December 14, 2009
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So...I got my phone yesterday and I carried it with me EVERYWHERE today. I didn't need to, I just did cos I could. Plus, I could pull it out and check the weather, just cos! LOL! I even slept poorly last night because EVERY dream involved my... Read more
Monday, December 14, 2009
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If you've read my blogs the last couple of days, I was talking about how much I wanted to get done today. Started okay today. Took my truck to get the heater fixed (YIPPEE) and went to breakfast with DH (even ordered well!). Went to Shopko and... Read more
Sunday, December 13, 2009
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Here is what I put together to get done this weekend.
Make 3 to 4 batches of Chocolate Covered Peanut Butter Balls (Office Christmas party on Tuesday and that is what I bring)
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Saturday, December 12, 2009
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It is supposed to snow again tonight/tomorrow. Not much, just enough to make driving crappy (yep, that's the technical term for it!). I don't have any errands I have to run and only three places I need to go. The gym (within walking distance ... Read more
Friday, December 11, 2009
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I just found out today that you can track your mileage in your fitness tracker. I don't know if it is new, but it is new to me. Very cool! And since I'm on a couple of teams with virtual walks, it makes tracking just that much easier!
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Thursday, December 10, 2009
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Nutrient range, that is. I was in my calorie range, fat range, protein, carbohydrate, fiber, calcium and even sodium! I don't know that I've ever met every single one in a single day! Woo Hoo!! I am on a one-day streak...let's see if I can d... Read more
Wednesday, December 09, 2009
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I had a mole on the back of my right arm that looked a little off. My DH pointed it out last week and, since I already had an appointment for my thyroid, I showed the doc. He didn't think it was anything to worry about, but better safe than so... Read more
Monday, December 07, 2009
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A few days ago, I wrote the following goals.
By December 6th, I will have lost two pounds (132)
By December 20th, I will be down another two pounds (130)
By January 3rd, I will have maintained (130)
By January 17th, I will have got... Read more
Sunday, December 06, 2009
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I know...corny title, but I had to do it! (Evil Barbara made me! LOL!)
I shut myself in my bedroom with the presents, the paper, tape and labels. I added a soda and watched the movie "The 12 Men of Christmas" while I wrapped. Got everyt... Read more
Saturday, December 05, 2009
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Friday, December 04, 2009
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Okay, so there was a tiny little pop and a quick flash of light. But it did surprise me and my curling iron was not working anymore. Being the practical woman I am, I unplugged my curling iron (in case there was a short) and finished curling m... Read more
Thursday, December 03, 2009
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Wednesday, December 02, 2009
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Today is my little brother's birthday. We were born in the same year...me in January, him in December. So, for a little over one month, I have a twin. I sent him a note of congratulations...not everyone gets to be twins with me! LOL!
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The forward blue element? Is that a force field protected shuttle craft egress ?
Ah OK, bases on the flat element in front of it matching the one in the rear I thought it was a fly through design much Luke the akira class. Possible it could be both? Have the main deflector retractable?
No mate it's the glow from the main deflector
Tasty render! BTW, how did you get the glow behind the nav/sensor dish?
This is one that is supposed to extend its warp nacelles, but the rigging for my copy won't work.If she cannot get her nacelles etended, she won't be able to do interstellar distances.
I've been hoping for a fix to this rigging problem!
BTW, I'm using DAZ Studio 4.6.
Yeah some lousy radical islam group hacked it again it seems
seem like the same group that hacked another Star Trek ship based forum in 2010 i think
any idea when it will be fixed or are the owners of sci-fi meshs going to just let it go and make a new site?
seem like the same group that hacked another Star Trek ship based forum in 2010 i think
any idea when it will be fixed or are the owners of sci-fi meshs going to just let it go and make a new site?
Honestly don't know yet. They had a lead up of outages and now it's just a blank page so it might be curtains for the old site
The Defiant and space whale have a love child?
That's a really cool Starfleet design! Nice!
Can you please put up the link to where you found this one?
Well it was from SciFi Meshes but as that site is down....
Bummer. Any change you can email a copy of the original file?
Drop me a note with your e-mail
You will find this the USS Diligent as well as a ton of others with working links (The diligent is available over at the Foundation 3D site (we have a link there) and...well pretty much anything Star Trek you are looking for. www.daz3d.com/forums/viewthrea…
Hi, in this link: www.4shared.com/zip/IGUI7iXn/U…? You can download the original mesh made in 3d Studio.
Laercio "medjai" Roda