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Five Years. 100 Festivals.
Posted 30 September 2011 - 02:15 AM
But, all the being said, it was simply the most amazing trip we have ever undertaken as a team, bar none and of course, there are people to thank for that opportunity. First of all, BEN and Revolution Kites for helping us get there, from festival #1 straight through to 100, they've been a huge help and likely without their support, we'd have never reached 25 festivals, let alone 100. Same goes for our other sponsors, The Kite Shoppe, Laser Pro, Glued to The Blue, Kitelife, and my own Simian Studios. Without the people who have helped us along the way, we'd be nowhere. And we are proud to represent them all. (AND, a SPECIAL tip of the hat to Aerochic/Carolyn Leshock who did a truly stunning logo to help us celebrate the event! Carolyn, I could sit here all day long and tell you how much people love the design, and I can tell you how I kinda cried a little when the Bintulu organizers rolled out a HUGE banner with that logo on it as a welcome to iQuad when we arrived. I can also tell you that it was one of the key things that made this trip work the way it did. We are forever grateful to you (and to all our sponsors!))
As many of you know, when Meaghan and I went last year to Bintulu, we had a fantastic time. The Malaysian hospitality is fantastic and when I left there, I promised the organizers that I'd do everything I could possibly do to get the team over there for the next one. And, while this literally took an entire year, it was well worth it. I'll write a much longer piece for Kitelife (somehow) for the next two issues, and sincerely, there are literally 100s of fantastic photos on Facebook, you have all likely seen piles of these already, but here's a quick look at the trip, since I am awake at this ungodly hour of the morning due to lingering jet lag issues.
Day 1
Travel Travel Travel. Vancouver - Hong Kong - Kuala Lumpur - Singapore. 18 hours in the air alone, before layover hours. If I remember right, the trip was roughly 30 hours from pillow to pillow. We were pretty wiped out by the time we rolled into our hotel in Singapore. And what an exciting hotel it was! But, great location with great food mere steps away in every direction.
Day 2
First day of Asia's very first (and likely not the last!) iQuad rev clinic. Done much in the same format as we have done all over the place already, the first day was pretty easy on us as it was mostly DUAL LINE stuff, and thus, JOHN'S thing We made appropriate catcalls, whistles, etc, and spent time with the Rev flyers. And got used to the heat. It's safe to say that nearly every day of the entire trip was 30-35 + celsius in temperature, with a little touch of the humidz, or, as we call it over here, 100% humidity. Just a fantastic day, but, wow, did we ever sleep well that night.
Day 3
Onto the Rev parts of the clinic! We were flying in a small park in the middle of town called Punggol Walk. Not the bestest place to fly, but a good location for a clinic, right on the transit lines and lots of grass. This was also the day we saw the most stunning storm of the trip. We were literally sitting down and eating lunch (Canada 2 4 1 Pizza no less. No, really.) and we watched a huge bank of clouds come rolling in. As soon as we got back to the field, the skies opened up. Imagine the worst rain you have ever seen, and for most people, this was much worse and it had a 35 mph+ wind attached to it. Stuff blew EVERYWHERE and everyone was quite literally soaked, head to toe, in the mere 30 minutes that the storm lasted for. Thats it. 30 minutes and it started to clear up. However, when the storms do that there, they suck whatever little wind there was and make it dead still. So, we taught low wind technique. When the wind hands you lemons, better get with the lemonade business...
Day 4
We took a vote. There's a great beach in Singapore, called East Coast Park, where the kings of Singapore team flying, Airnergy, work their magic. Every single clinic participant voted YES so, off we headed to the beach. While it's not a very deep beach, there was certainly much more useable wind and thus, the day was spent teaching basic team moves. Needless to say, there are now a bunch more people in SG who are going to be flying a lot more team soon. SWEET! Complete success! Got some street flying in too, downtown Singapore! WHOOOOO!
Day 5
Ah yes, a travel day, but, a simple one, get from Singapore to Kuala Lumpur, a 1 hour flight! We went sightseeing around KL afterwards, caused trouble, had fun, shopped the chinatown market, drank lots of Tiger beer, ate a small bamboo rainforest worth of Satay in the very area it was first served in, flew a routine on the side of a building, drank more Tiger, went to the Petronas Towers, SLEEP.
Day 6
Or as I called it, The Monkey Returns to the Batu Caves with his monkey friends". Last year when I went, all i could think about in the Batu Caves was "man, this would be an awesome place to fly". This year, we made it happen. John and Rama Kristan wangled permission from the management of this sacred spot (uh, you want to do what in here? fly your kites? seriously? are you insane or just weird?) and bam, we were flying in the Batu Caves. Wait till you see THIS video, usually, I'd say "holy (something) but, given the nature of the Batu Caves, I'll display a rare moment of grace and just say WOW.
We were not the only Rev flyers along for this, by this time, Penny Lingenfelter was with us as well. She had a blast for the entire trip, I don't think she ever stopped smiling and laughing.
After flying the heck out of the caves, we went to one of the local flying fields which had a view of the petronas towers and ran a bunch of practice stuff on this amazing skyline, much to the amusement of a few dozen local children (and one pet monkey). Penny taught'em all to fly her indoor as well. The evening? The usual laughs, great times and good people! EVERY night, we'd fall asleep in mere seconds, completely worn out, yet excited the next morning to get back at it.
Day 7
Another travel day, this time to where the festival is happening, Bintulu, a little town on the Malaysian side of the Borneo Island
Where the organizers unveiled a HUGE banner welcoming us to Bintulu and congratulating us on having our 100th festival at THEIR festival. It had been a stressful day of travel, we were all worn out and quite frazzled and yet, we all could do nothing but smile hugely when we saw that, I think I even shed a tear or three, but sssssssh, don't tell anyone. I'd actually forgotten about this, but, when I left last year, I'd directly promised a few people there that'd I'd get iQuad to Bintulu come hell or high water and one of those guys thanked me for that as soon as I stepped off the plane, "You did it! You brought them all back!). BLOWN AWAY by how well we were treated by these people, we will never forget it. Sleep? Heck ya, we sure needed it.
Day 8
Or as we call it now, one of the most trying days in the history of the team. We went for a tour of one of the Iban longhouses in the morning, and when we got back, we figured we'd head down to the field and play around, There was nothing serious on the agenda beyond a big fighter comp fight, so, yay! Rest! Play! Get ready for Day 9, the opening ceremonies! This was not how it played out, at all. Suddenly, it was announced, they were going to run a full slate of demos. With 15 minutes notice. We have -never- been caught that flat footed. No demo music, no radios. NO WIND. I mean, really, it was around 1 mph and super swirly. We had to actually sit out our first demo while we sorted music out and got our crap together. It was brutal, and really, the rest of the day went about as bad. We still had fun, but, man oh man, that was easily the worst day of the whole trip. We tried our best to get a groove on in that "wind" but, nope, it never happened. Talk about feeling like a buncha chumps.
Day 9
The Opening Ceremonies. Given this is likely the biggest event in this town all year long, every single politician feels the need to come out, be seen, make speeches, etc. (I will say this however, the minister of tourism gave a REALLY funny speech!) The wind was much like the day before, ie, really crappy. We'd pulled the Zens out and even those were having issues. We were tired, even more frazzled and getting somewhat freaked out that we had to open the show up in front of all these government people and roughly 80,000 people.
Apparently, the iQuad bubble had simply been delayed in shipping on Air Asia, because about 1/2 an hour before we had to try and make a go of it, the wind came up. When the wind is "right" in Bintulu, it's barrelling down the old airport runway at about 8-10mph and thats exactly what it started to do. The standard sails (black variant, race rods) came out. And when they called out our names to fly, we flew what was quite possibly the best fly through the Raiders music we have ever flown, period, anywhere in the world. And I know I sniffled a little bit in the very middle section when we expand out to a slow rotating ball, and again as we nailed a super blender. There's video of this on Facebook. I've never felt prouder of the team for pulling a rabbit out of the hat at the most crucial moment of the entire trip as I did right then. As we landed out of the radar at the very end, the crowd exploded, the government types were on their feet, and I looked back across the whole team, and then looked right at my main contact for the festival. He had two thumbs up and a huge smile, I guess we did the job for him. Honestly, I've never been so overwhelmed at the end of a fly. The rest of that day was just magical, we flew great and that evening, the organizers threw a happy 100th party for us at a local restaurant with 60 guests, including all of the Rev flyers at the festival. BOOYA! We had secretly placed a big bunch of DVDs, stickers, vinyl cuts, pins, patches under all the table cloths, much to the amazement of the crowd. Penny acted as our MC, we held a trivia contest for the last 5 sets of trading cards in existence and had everyone sign the huge banner. The day that made up for everything that was very hard about this trip. :-)
Day 10
Well, more of the same really, we flew our butts off all day long, sometimes as a six, sometimes we'd add on the 4 dudes of Airnergy (Singapore based and SUPERB guys to fly with!) sometimes we did larger megaflys. All in all, a hilariously, fun, relaxed day. Late in the day, they asked us to dance and fly our kites to a local dance they had done at the longhouse trip of Day 8. PRICELESS! I know there is video of this on facebook as well. By the end of the song? We were flying over top of a couple hundred poco poco dancing malaysian. They loved it, we loved it. Must find more video of it. Pro tip - its really kinda tricky to fly a rev and dance whats essentially the hokey pokey at the same time. I had my green Bazz Eyes with me, Chua Lin (SG) and Leong Cee Wan had THEIR eyes with them, and voila, we had an eyes megafly. All three of them. Bazzer stood and watched as a proud father.
Day 11
The final day of the festival. And, more of the same, though this time we threw in an Asian megafly, combining ourselves, Airnergy, Taiwan 8+, 8 flyers from the world championship Japanese team, Air Rex and a handful of local flyers for a 28 person SINGLE LINE megafly. Alas, no chance to get a grid going, but, we managed it with very few issues. More Poco Poco flying, more great runs thru our own routines and a fantastic final banquet where we were given "Best show kites of the festival" and a beautiful framed certificate marking our 100th festival. Did I mention sleep? We did a lot of that this evening as well but, nowhere near enough as....
Day 12/13
The day started at 5:00AM, Monday, Bintulu time. By the time it ended for me, it was Tuesday, 3pm in the afternoon Bintulu time, so roughly 34 hours of travel time to get home, and for once, it was the shortest for me. JB and TK simply did laundry, rested a short while and they were off to Wildwood for AKA.
Thats the short version ;-)
Also, I'd like to specifically thank all the organizers of the Bintulu festival that we worked with to make this trip happen. Our deepest hope is that you loved what we brought to your festival, and we certainly loved our time spent both there and in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur. Truly a unique and stunning trip on so many levels, I could go on about it for DAYS, but, I'll simply say.... terima kasih.
(note, I did not say kumbaya at any point this trip.)
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Posted 30 September 2011 - 08:13 AM
Great report. What pictures I have seen are fantastic. Congrats to Aerochic on the banner. I look for ward to the rest of the report/pictures/video.
"Bouncing over the white clouds,
Killing the Blues."
-Roly Salley
Posted 30 September 2011 - 08:42 AM
wayne from portland
You have 2 choices - live on or die!! I ain't the dying type!!! Also known as "portland flyer" on some forums!
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Posted 30 September 2011 - 09:27 AM
Truly an experience of a lifetime!
Facebook videos and photos are unbelievable!!!
CONGRATULATIONS to the entire iQuad team for reaching the milestone of 100 frestivals... Now on to the next 100!
THANK YOU for sharing the trip with all of us who were unable to actually be there in person! ...and thanks to all of the sponsors who made it happen!
"When the power of love becomes more important than the love of power,
then there will be peace"
Posted 30 September 2011 - 12:08 PM
Posted 30 September 2011 - 12:38 PM
Good job team!
Hugs to you all when I see you next week at LC!
The Kite Shoppe - Vancouver, WA USA (by Portland, Oregon)
Co-Sponsor of iQuad! Love you guys!!
Posted 01 October 2011 - 05:22 PM
and the photos and all..... The cave thing really was so cool and I remember you talking about the idea last
time you went over there and to think you did it, hmmmm "Forbidden City in China was good this was one
up for sure, did I tell you I hate all of you,naaa just wish I could have shared this one with you guys...
Wow......Thats all I can say and I'm glad you guys are home and to thank the entire team for all they
do each day year after year on there own dime and time, Revolution would be lost without you guys and I'd
personally have no one to keep me in line without you.......Ben
Posted 03 October 2011 - 06:11 AM
Best regards,
Posted 03 October 2011 - 09:46 AM
I am soooooooo happy for all of you. What an amazing accomplishment and what a way to celebrate it, too! It sounds like a great time and the perfect way to honor such a milestone. You deserve every moment of it!!!
This "Revolution" that is flying, globally, shows just how successful iQuad is. Do you realize how many people have been touched a little or changed, majorly, because of your flying and the clinics? I know for myself, it's huge!
So, THANK YOU, for your five years!!!!!
I can't wait to see what happens in the next five, ten or twenty years!!!! All the best to the entire team.
xoxo to you all.
Ps. I got tears in my eyes as I read about the perfect Raiders routine; when it really counted and after being so tired, etc. I couldn't be happier for you guys and for everything falling into place .... or should I say "flying into place"!!!
*** Any day flying is a good day; have a great one!
**** REVS: Fly it, you'll like it!
***** L.S.P. ... It's worth the trip!
Posted 03 October 2011 - 09:56 AM
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Posted 03 October 2011 - 03:04 PM
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Posted 04 October 2011 - 01:45 AM
It's all the people we have met and flown over the years with that have made this journey as amazing as it's been, thank you to every single one of you. And here's to the next 5 years!
The cave flying videos will surface sometime soon, we have more than 100 gig of video to wade through and we're going to film a bunch this weekend as well, at festival #101, on highway 101, likely with a dinner at pier 101!
Lincoln City is extra special as it was the 1st festival to officially invite us in 2006!
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-~ www.teamiquad.com
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Posted 04 October 2011 - 05:17 AM
Aw you guys are getting me all choked up again
It's all the people we have met and flown over the years with that have made this journey as amazing as it's been, thank you to every single one of you. And here's to the next 5 years!
The cave flying videos will surface sometime soon, we have more than 100 gig of video to wade through and we're going to film a bunch this weekend as well, at festival #101, on highway 101, likely with a dinner at pier 101!
Lincoln City is extra special as it was the 1st festival to officially invite us in 2006!
Hi Dave-
Can't wait to see the latest videos.
Have a great time!
*** Any day flying is a good day; have a great one!
**** REVS: Fly it, you'll like it!
***** L.S.P. ... It's worth the trip!
Posted 05 October 2011 - 09:43 AM
What a long, strange road it's been... Thanks to all for being a part of it!
John Barresi
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Posted 05 October 2011 - 10:08 AM
What the hell were we thinking Monks?
What a long, strange road it's been... Thanks to all for being a part of it!
Thanks to iQuad for all you do to advance the enjoyment of playing with the wind. Thanks especially to JB & TK for making the stop at Wildwood. Too bad the iQuad wimps had to get their beauty rest instead of flying with us east coasters. We would have liked to see them also.
Wayne Reed
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Posted 05 October 2011 - 05:12 PM
Too bad the iQuad wimps had to get their beauty rest instead of flying with us east coasters. We would have liked to see them also.
When you are as ugly as we are, it takes a lot of rest. We need to look F I N E for Lincoln City this coming weekend ;-)
John, I'm convinced it was the drinks at the FLIC party that night.
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Posted 18 October 2011 - 12:26 AM
Let arrange another happening in 2012 during Borneo International kite Festival:kid_smartass:
Hopping year 2012 will have more Rev flyer from the world, Australia,Japan,Taiwan, USA, Canada, Singapore, China, Thailand, Vietnam, Indonesia, Brunei, Korea,France, Germany, New Zealand, lastly Malaysia
Bintulu Kite Flyers will join the Mega fly in 2012 again. We hope the Most Number of Quad Line Kites flying simultaneously in the sky will be happen in BIKF 2012.
By the way how many kites we are targeting to fly? What is the numbers of kites?
Who have the record of Most numbers of Quad line flying?
please share...
Posted 18 October 2011 - 10:44 AM
We set this last year (2010) in Long Beach WA at WSIKF.
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Honolulu, HI (Sports Network) - June Jones showed he's still got some of that
old island magic left.
The winningest coach in the history of the Hawaii football program had a very
successful return to his former home, as Jones' Southern Methodist Mustangs
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bowl appearance from 1999-2007, the Mustangs earned this victory on the
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of-28 passing.
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Derek Carr finished with 361 yards and a touchdown while completing 33-of-53
throws for Fresno State (9-4), which entered the contest riding a five-game
win streak, but threw both of the aforementioned interceptions and also lost a
fumble. Davante Adams was the Bulldogs' offensive star, amassing a career-high
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I guess there was a carry over from the euphoria vs. texans. Unfortunately, the 49ers did all the things that the Patriots were supposed to do.
They established a running game, lengthened the field, created turnovers, and made plays when they needed to. Their OL created enough pressure
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The Patriots were in the drivers seat for the #2 seed. Easy come, easy go. Denver is likely to win their last two games.
Kudos to the Niners. They were better this one game. For almost 3/4 of the game, the niners made the Patriots look like pretenders.


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. . but here's my thing: you gotta make up some rules. Because you could have jetpacks flying into choppers.
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I'm disappointed to say I haven't yet laughed at this clip because these people are so stupid that it depresses me a little. Has anybody in a helicopter ever made an arrest? Have the Crips figured out how to fly?
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Episode 2 - Homer of Seville
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Marge befriends a criminal who holds up a bank while she's waiting in the queue.
Episode 5 - Treehouse of Horror XVIII
Bart helps Kodos get devices to contact his home planet, Homer lives a double life as a government assassin, and Ned Flanders turns the church into a Hell house.
Episode 6 - Little Orphan Millie
When Milhouse's parents remarry and go on a honeymoon cruise, their boat capsizes and they are presumed dead, so Milhouse acquires a new, macho attitude to life.
Episode 7 - Husbands and Knives
When a friendly man opens a new comic shop, Comic Book Guy competes for his customers. In haste, he sells the Android's Dungeon to Marge, who opens up a women-only gym.
Episode 8 - Funeral for a Fiend
Sideshow Bob attempts to murder the Simpsons. Bob is captured by the police and put on trial, where Bart inadvertently kills him.
Episode 9 - Eternal Moonshine of the Simpson Mind
Homer wakes up with no memory of the night before. When he discovers that his family is missing, he panics that he's done something awful to them.
Episode 10 - E Pluribus Wiggum
Ralph Wiggum finds himself elected in Springfield and sets about bringing peace to the town.
Episode 11 - That 90s Show
Homer reminisces about how he gave up his dreams of being a musician so that Marge could go to Springfield University.
Episode 12 - Love, Springfieldian Style
On Valentine's Day, the Simpson family gets stuck in a tunnel. To pass time, Homer begins to tell a romantic tale about Bonnie and Clyde.
Episode 13 - The Debarted
Bart finds a new pranking partner in fellow pupil Donny. However, Bart's tricks soon backfire on him, leaving him unsure who to trust.
Episode 14 - Dial 'N' for Nerder
When Homer goes on a diet, Marge hires the creator of a reality programme that specialises in catching out cheating couples to keep an eye on him.
Episode 15 - He Loves to Fly and He D'ohs
Mr Burns rewards the hero with dinner and a flight on his corporate jet after Homer saves him from drowning.
Episode 16 - Papa Don't Leech
The Simpsons take in Springfield's biggest tax evader, Lurleen Lumpkin, who's on the run from the police.
Episode 17 - Apocalypse Cow
Bart and Lisa save a cow from the slaughterhouse, giving it to Mary, a farm girl. Unfortunately, her father thinks the cow is a token of marriage...
Episode 18 - Any Given Sundance
The Simpsons are embarrassed when Lisa's candid home movie about the family gets entered into the Sundance Film Festival.
Episode 19 - Mona Leaves-a
Homer's mum, Mona, visits the Simpsons and tells Homer that her days of activism are over. When she suddenly dies, Homer regrets not having told her his true feelings.
Episode 20 - All About Lisa
Sideshow Bob tells the story of how Lisa rose to become Krusty the Clown's latest replacement. Homer and Bart go in search of a rare coin.


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Sometimes it's fun to think that you write these posts, blogging about things you think you know about and maybe, just maybe, some of the ballers are actually reading them. Fine - not likely but weirder things have happened (right Justine?).
Such is the case with Richard Gasquet. I wrote an open letter to the Frenchman laying out the terrible start to his year and suggesting he skip Roland Garros and take a sabbatical - well, more to the effect of taking time off to hook up with one of Amelie Mauresmo's fave sports shrinks.
Now comes word today that Richard, who lost in Hamburg's second round today 6-3, 6-2 to Andrea Seppi, is considering skipping his country's Slam to catch a break after a successful 2007:
I am completely burned out. I haven't fully recovered from the efforts I made last year. And I am paying for it at the moment. I am not fit to play tennis - running, moving, everything is becoming difficult.Hallelujah! No Richard, it wouldn't be nice for anyone, including yourself, to see you struggle and lose early in Paris in front of the notoriously fickle French fans.
I am going to cut myself off for the week. Forgetting about my racquet can't do me any harm. For Roland Garros, we will see. Don't expect a big tournament from me if I take part in it.
It is nearly two years since I have had a break. I miss that. Imagine what I would do at Roland Garros, it would not be nice for anyone.
Who knows what could happen as you perform the walk of shame towards the locker room - barraged by baguettes? made to eat cake?? Again, ask Amelie because she's been there. You two could be BFF's right now sharing war stories about life on the tour, being too self-conscious, lacking real tenacity and grit, etc. You know what I'm talking about...
Anyway, take the break. I wouldn't say you've earned it per se but you certainly need it.
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Once again, we have a few great volunteer events coming up in March through our community partners. Want an excuse to get out and get your hands dirty and support Portland's urban tree canopy?
Saturday, March 9, The Forest Park Conservancy will hold its Spring Day of Stewardship from 9 a.m.-12:30 p.m. The Forest Park Conservancy is a dedicated non-profit charged with protecting and fostering the ecological health of Forest Park, maintaining and enhancing the park's extensive trail network, and inspiring community appreciation and future stewardship of the park. The Port is sponsorsing the event this year. Join 200 other volunteers in Forest Park helping to restore native habitat in and around the park. The volunteer work party will be followed by a volunteer appreciation party at the Mission Theater with food, drinks and raffle prizes. The event is open to anyone, but pre-registration is required.
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I am a little behind in the points game, but have been putting in for Unit 12. I have an old photo of my grandfather hunting the Kaibab in the late 40's after he got back from WW2 and have always wanted to hunt there. I drove through in early September a few years ago, and hung out a day and scouted deer. I saw quite a few bucks, no big ones though. Unfortunately I think I will be about 60-65 years old (I am 48 now) before I have a shot at a late tag.
Looking at the map for 12B it doesn't show a distinction for East and West, but you apply for either East or West, is that correct?
What are the early hunts like in that unit? Like I said, I saw deer in there early, but assume the big boys aren't in the country at this time (or tough to find). For someone like me that just wants to hunt the area, is an early hunt worth burning the points or should I wait another 10 years?


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2013 West Coast NationalsWritten by on February 12, 2014 Homecoming Weekend
The various messages crackling over the PA system sometimes do and sometimes don't catch our attention when we're hiking around at a car show. But our ears perked up at the 2013 West Coast Nationals when we heard the announcement that Goodguys has been holding rod and custom events for 30 years, and that where we were that weekend is where it all began. That first event in 1983 drew a few hundred participants. That was a good start, but these days Goodguys can pack the Alameda County Fairground in Pleasanton, California, with more than 3,500 hot rods, customs, muscle cars, street machines, and classic trucks without breaking a sweat.
Goodguys is headquartered in Pleasanton, and four of their 19 national events in 2013 took place there, including this one. For the show staff, many of the participants, and people like us, the West Coast Nats has the feel of a homecoming weekend. For many others, the road to Pleasanton is long; we met rodders who started their trips in Washington, Missouri, Ohio, and North Carolina. They came to enjoy the cars, the numerous aftermarket performance booths and trailers, the swap meet, the tether car races, the perfect weather, and all the other exhibits and activities that make the West Coast Nationals one of Goodguys' oldest and greatest events.
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Year: 1957
Make: Ford
Model: Ranchero
Owner: Tim Tralongo
State: California
Personalized plates always confuse us. When we saw RST BKIT on this 1957 Ranchero's tag, we could think of only one meaning, but it had to be wrong. Nope, it was right. When Tim Tralongo started building his 1957 Ranchero it was a "rust bucket". After repairing the eaten-up floors, rockers, and lower quarters, Tim finally got to the fun stuff. He shaved the exterior sheetmetal and chopped 3 inches out of the top. Finish Line Body and Paint sprayed the paint. The RideTech air suspension drops the Ranchero way down, tucking the BFGoodrich radials on 16- and 17-inch Torq Thrusts into the fenders.
A Smeding Performance 347 Extreme crate engine powers the truck. The Ford small-block–based stroker is fired by an MSD 6AL ignition and linked to an AOD transmission, with a 3.50:1 limited-slip Ford 9-inch rearend out back.
Inside, the seat was lowered 3 inches and set back the same amount. Bascom Trim & Upholstery covered the seats in two-tone vinyl, and Sid Chavers added the headliner.
With help from his son, Joe, and Ace Cook, Tim had the Ranchero finished by 2007. In 2008, he took it to the San Francisco Rod, Custom, and Motorcycle Show, where it won First Place in its class. He was our Best Ford in a Ford selection in Pleasanton and has the jacket to prove it.
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This chopped-and-dropped 1949 Chevy custom is driven by Brett Cowan and was built at Lucky 7 Customs in Antioch. The coupe was modified in part with shaved panels, DeSoto grille teeth, and frenched headlights.Early Ford stock green paint is combined with a white interior, top, firewall, and sidewalls, on Fred Walke's 1932 roadster, built by Rich Moore. The 409 Chevy engine wears Offenhauser valve covers and six two-barrel carbs.Jimmy Joranger and Sandy Vanderzanden could've driven this 1930 coupe, with a Model C four-banger and three-speed, right out of the 1940s. The 1950s-era Bulova transistor radio atop the dash might be the most modern component.To make it all (mostly) Buick, Russell Worth planted a 401 Nailhead in his 1922 Buick roadster. Wheel covers, however, are "bootleg" Ford DeLuxe caps. The cheater slicks are the finishing touch.Plenty of pinstriping adds to the appeal of Tim MacHugh's high-tech roadster from Danville. A Street & Performance LS6 powers the Dearborn-bodied Deuce, painted in bronze and root beer two-tone.Hot rod coolness mixed with exotic car elegance is the trademark of Steve Moal's creations, such as John Robertson's 1932 roadster. From the Gurney Weslake Ford 425 to the pebblegrain leather and DuVall windshield, it's stunning. Elaine Moal brought the Flathead-powered '51 behind it.Erik Lind applied tons of custom styling to his slammed 1950 Chevy Styleline, starting with a '56 Buick bumper and '53 Corvette grille teeth. Green metalflake covers the top. The 235ci inline-six is backed by a Hurst-shifted T5.An alternative to all the amazing Deuce roadsters was John Alvey's amazing Deuce cabriolet, from Lake Havasu, AZ. There's some nice 'striping along the beltline and a Chevy ZZ4 underhood.
Reed Crackel took a rougher road with his 1929 roadster pickup, built with "junk parts". The U.S. military canvas kit bags on the inner doors and the vintage Otis elevator badge emblem on the grille shell are two examples.There is amazing workmanship on hand in the WEME Mini Engine Display. Jim Moyer built this 1/6 scale 327 Corvette engine that displaces 1.10 ci. We'd love to get it on a mini dynamometer.There's something for everybody at the West Coast Nationals. Claude Spillard tests out the camera as his son, Zechariah, and Raiderettes, Leizl and Jenae, strike a pose.It took Randy Perez several years to find a woodie to tow his wooden horse trailer. He found his mostly stock 1936 Dodge a year ago. He lowered it, and added foglights, skirts, and a visor, among other appropriate accessories.The rare 60,000-mile wagon is one of only three registered. The trailer (homebuilt by the original owner in 1940) houses a custom Harley, transformed by Perez into his version of a 1951 Indian Chief.Auto Meter gauges replaced the stock instruments. A Colorado Custom steering wheel rides on an ididit shifter column.The Smeding Performance 347 Extreme Ford crate engine makes 405 hp and 405 lb-ft of torque. A Quick Fuel 650 carburetor tops an Edelbrock Performer RPM air-gap dual-plane manifold.


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|North Colorado is proposal for new state
|Written by Holyoke Enterprise
Weld County Commissioners hosted a recent meeting of northeastern Colorado commissioners to propose a new state called North Colorado.
Phillips County Commissioners want to respond to recent news reports regarding this effort to create a new state and to clarify what their response has been thus far.
At the Colorado Counties, Inc. summer conference in Keystone last Tuesday, June 4, Weld County hosted a meeting of northeastern counties which might consider joining them in an effort to carve out a new state comprised of northern and eastern Colorado counties.
Representatives from Logan, Sedgwick, Phillips, Yuma, Washington, Kit Carson and Cheyenne counties attended the meeting.
The proposed process would start with each interested county putting the issue on the Nov. 5 ballot. A vote would then determine what steps, if any, might be next.
The local county commissioners are monitoring the potential new state formation and plan to attend a follow-up informational/discussion meeting.
At this time, no decision has been made by the Phillips County Board of Commissioners to pursue this beyond the informational meeting.
However, there is an interest in this issue because the commissioners feel the current state legislature no longer holds the same values as rural agricultural residents and property owners.
Commissioners would appreciate input from the county as further consideration is given to the issue.
West Virginia successfully separated from Virginia 150 years ago, in 1863. Since that time, no other state has been able to successfully secede from their own state, while many have tried.
Holyoke Enterprise June 13, 2013


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United Cargo and Forward Air sign logistics agreement
October 04, 2011 - LM Editorial
In a deal announced yesterday, United Continental Holdings signed a new logistics agreement between United Cargo, the cargo division formed by the merger of United and Continental Airlines, and Forward Air, Inc.
Under the terms of this multi-year agreement, Forward Air is now the primary provider of expedited ground transportation service in the U.S. for United Cargo.
Subsidiary Continental Cargo and subsidiary United Cargo both had extensive trucking networks to support their transport of cargo by air. Aligning these two networks, and contracting with Forward Air as primary provider of trucking service in the U.S., provides economies of scale for shippers, said the company.
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|Brandt, Killin medal in Math, Science contest
|Written by Holyoke Enterprise
HHS was represented well at the 2009 NJC Math/Science Contest held at the Sterling college on April 16.
Two HHS students came home with medals in their specific contest categories.
Junior Duncan Brandt received a first-place medal for critical thinking 11, and freshman Austin Killin earned a second-place medal for critical thinking 9, and received an honorable mention in geometry.
Those attaining honorable mentions include Ella Stewart and Becca Brandt, Algebra II; Stewart and Brian DeBoer, biology; Amy Krogmeier, geometry and ninth grade science; Logan Krueger, critical thinking 11; Alyssa Roll, ninth grade science; and Elise Nelson, senior mathematics.
Other HHS participants who competed in the contest were Zayra Quintana, Stephanie Ramirez, Mallory Bennett, Vanessa Nishi, Janna Smith, Sydney Nelson, Chad Stroh, Jordan Zeiler, Jeremy Loutensock, Whitni Redman, Sianna Gomez and Teanna Amaral.
Sixth, seventh and eighth graders from Holyoke also participated in a math/science contest at NJC the day before, April 15.
Sixth grade participants included Jentry Andersen, Rosa Ochoa, Nick Ortner, Luke Stewart, Kody Timm and AJ Brandt.
Participants in seventh grade were Trevor Dalton, Aracely Peña, Brenda Hernandez, Jarod Jaeger, Makayla Spitz and Kelsey Kramer.
Eighth graders in the contest included Matt Golden, Molly Brandt, Rachel Schneider, Brett Cumming, Ricky Guernsey and Logan Zeiler.


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|Health is not a condition of matter, but of mind
|Written by Justin Newman, medical student
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I was having a conversation this week with a friend of mine who is getting into great shape and trying to get his abs, or abdominal muscles, to show some muscle definition.
Six pack abs, a chiseled stomach—nothing shows that a body is in shape more than that flat and muscular stomach. But that stomach of steel is pretty hard to achieve. Even a flat stomach is hard for most of us to get—including myself.
My friend told me he had been doing more than his fair share of sit-ups, and he had been lifting a lot of weights, but that his stomach was only looking a little bit better. What was the problem?
Taste makes waist.
When the body has excess fat, this fat is stored in certain areas of the body. Men are a bit different than women. Men will store the majority of this excess fat in their belly or abdominal area, while women will store most of the fat in their thighs, buttocks, breasts and, yes, the abdominal area.
Obesity is really widespread
The problem with fat being stored in these areas of the body is that the fat overlies the muscles. There is no way for the muscles underneath to show through.
But the more common problem is the hips or the stomach will show there is an excess of fat being stored there. In other words, you can't hide the fact your body is toting around a bit more weight than you would like to have.
Keep it simple—just eat the things you don't like.
Many people think by working the muscles in their abs or their hips and thighs, that they will be able to reduce the fat that exists in these areas. This is not the case—the only way to get rid of the fat that is on your belly is to lose weight.
You must lose the fat that is all over your body – you have to get rid of the excess weight your body has in order to shrink the size of those nasty fat pockets that build up on the belly and butt.
Loose lips, broad hips.
To shrink the size of the nasty bits, you have to lose weight. And here is where I get on my soap box: weight loss is about using more calories than you eat.
No matter what you do, no matter if it is a low carb, no fat, high protein diet or even some supplement that is supposed to help you shed the pounds—in the end it is all about using more calories than you eat.
Simply, to lose weight you have to burn extra calories, and to stay at the same weight, you have to burn the same amount that you eat. In the end, that is the only thing that matters and the only thing that will get you progress in losing weight.
Some people are afraid of heights. I'm afraid of widths.
Doing sit-ups to work on the abdominal muscles will help to build those muscles, which will help your core strength, but you will not be able to see these muscles until you burn the fat that is overlying that area.
The same holds true for that excess fat that is found on the hips. To get the body you want and to show off that in shape bod, you have to focus on building the muscles and on burning the extra fat that is overlying them.
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I hear a lot of rumors from here and there that Sox might be seriously interestsed in Lee if he ever becomes available. He definitely will command lots of money and young talent to get. We are not even sure Ben would pull the trigger. However, Lee will be the best upgrade to the Sox if we are going to play in October. What would be logical proposal to the Phillies to trade for Lee? Your thoughts?
I think it's going to be either lots of money and #4-10 prospects or least money and top prospects. I don't think Ben will give up both money and team's top asset. Lee's earning $25M for next two yrs and has $27.5M vesting option for 2016. I know he's 34 but he's still one of the best in the league. Sox won't have problem money wise to pay Lee's significant portion of the salary. I think Sox can play around internally and not sign big FA next season.


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Paintings by Jeffery Stockberger, who earned a bachelor of fine arts degree from JMU in 1992. For information, check http://www.jmu.edu/arboretum. Free.
September 2 - James and Gladys Kemp Lisanby Museum Exhibition of 'Frolicking Friars: The Friars Club Mural by Charles Lisanby'
Sept. 2-Oct. 11
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For information, check http://www.jmu.edu/madisonart/lisanbymuseum.shtml. Free.
September 16 - New Image Gallery Faculty Exhibition Series
Sept. 16-Oct. 15
Noon-5 p.m. Monday-Thursday
Noon-4 p.m. Friday and Saturday
131 Grace St.
"Notes from the Wild (Levitations)," new work by Lisa Tubach, associate director of the School of Art, Design and Art History and an associate professor of art
For information, call (540) 568-7175. Free.
September 30 - artWorks Gallery Exhibition
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Noon-5 p.m. Monday-Thursday
Noon-4 p.m. Friday and Saturday
131 Grace St.
The exhibition features work by JMU students Samantha Skates, Gabby Gill, Erica Lynn Ensminger and Bianka Snorgrass. Opening reception, Sept. 30 from 5 to 7 p.m. For information, call (540) 568-7175. Free.


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Duke falling at Clemson.
Mizzou struggling at Auburn.
We lost too a tourney team on the road. It's fine.
Kansas Must Be Destroyed
Sic Semper Jayhawks
K-State lost by 26
KSU not really an upset. They always get demolished in Lawrence.
Yeah it sucks losing, and maybe Big Daddy for Monday. I'm proud that the team didn't give up through out the game and had a 1 point lead with a few minutes left. There were many times where we could have just let them extend the lead a little more but didn't. Not disappointed one bit.
Auburn takes the lead. Just under 2 minutes, ESPNU
Minnesota down 1 to MSU with 50 seconds left. Minnesota ball. BTN.
When Prepared, Fear No One.
Minnesota pushing hard at Michigan State.
Have the ball, 52 secs to go
Minn and MSU going to OT.
I gave up on Minny. Wow.
Mizzou turns it over. Auburn with a chance for buzzer-beating tie or win.
MN at MSU in OT
West Virginia up midway through the first half on Oklahoma State.
never mind. Auburn turned it over. Mizzou escapes on what looks like a combo of bad offensive set and bad ref moment.
MN MSU game? What channel?
Edit: Found it. BTN.
Missouri escaped on awful officiating.
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MN MSU game? What channel?
Minny collapsing in OT.
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YOUNG HARRIS, Ga. -- At Young Harris College one year ago, three dozen signatures appeared on a faculty petition asking the college's administration to address "the pervasive and destructive culture of hazing on the YHC campus."
MORE | 'Culture of abusive hazing' alleged at Young Harris College
The April 2012 petition came on the heels of a complaint by a freshman student, Jo Hannah Burch, who said she had been hazed by a sorority called Gamma Psi.
MORE | Read the lawsuit
"I have friends at UGA who are in sororities, and they have bonding experiences. This was torture," Burch said in an interview.
Two of the faculty who signed the petition, Joseph Terry and Therese Crapanzano, joined Burch in a federal lawsuit against Young Harris College -- alleging they were fired for helping Burch blow the whistle on what the suit calls "a widespread and well-known culture of abusive and sexually charged hazing." Articles from the campus newspaper indicate concerns about hazing at Young Harris dating back to 1989.
"In this investigation, (Terry and Crapanzano) learned that there had been a very serious history of hazing at Young Harris College," said James Radford, attorney for the plaintiffs. "That involved not only emotionally damaging behavior, but also sexist behavior."
The lawsuit says that behavior includes
-forcing female pledges to run across campus in their underwear;
-forcing "sweethearts", female members of male fraternities, to stand naked and be judged by fraternity members;
-forcing "sweethearts" to simulate sex in front of fraternity members;
-widespread use of sexually explicit insults.
Burch's attorney says the student's complaint about hazing at Young Harris prompted a meeting between the school's president-- former Georgia Secretary of State Cathy Cox -- and members of the faculty. Crapanzano recorded the April 25, 2012 meeting. On her recording, Cox is heard warning that alleged eyewitnesses may not be believable.
"(If) you probably keep up with criminal law at all, one of the big discussions around the country nowadays is the complete unreliability of eyewitness testimony in trials," Cox tells the meeting. "That could have played into the way this allegation came about. I don't know."
A spokesman for the school says Cox was simply being cautious.
"For some reason, these two faculty members got a lot of our other faculty members whipped up into a fervor over how nothing was being done about a particular incident. Which is the furthest thing from the truth," said Jay Stroman, spokesman for the college. Stroman said Cox was unavailable for comment.
Young Harris College suspended the sorority for a year, but did not go after any individuals involved in Burch's initiation. The faculty petition in 2012 asked Young Harris administration "to require repercussions for individuals who participate in hazing."
Tuesday evening, Young Harris College issued the following statement:
"Hazing is an activity that goes against the values on which Young Harris College was founded more than 125 years ago, and it is not tolerated here - at any level. More than a year ago, we suspended the sorority mentioned in this lawsuit for violating the school's no-hazing policy, and the student now complaining and her family told us then that they were satisfied with our actions. This lawsuit contains false, sensational allegations on multiple fronts, all of which are far removed from the everyday reality we live on our campus. We look forward to addressing all these matters in the proper forum, which is the courts."


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Автор: J. D. Payne
Дата: 19.10.2010
Category: Бедность и богатство, Social Justice, Будущее человечества
Today, October 19, 2010, an article (http://bit.ly/deOGHo) was published in Christian Today citing a report released on Monday from the Salvation Army (http://bit.ly/cgrnPQ), noting that 1 in 10 (2 million) Australians now live in poverty. Other findings include:
This week during Cape Town 2010, the delegates are being exposed to the issues of poverty in the world. While this post is not to discredit the reality that the poverty found in much of the non-western world is much more severe than what we find in the West, the fact is that poverty anywhere affects the mission of the Church in evangelism and church planting.
So, what will it look like to see the multiplication of disciples, leaders, and churches in the western world where poverty is on the rise? How does the Church need to respond? Also, how to you think the issue of poverty affects people's receptivity levels to the gospel?
Ключевые слова: Australia, poverty, Salvation Army, mission, evangelism, church planting
The statistics on poverty are none other than heartbreaking. I have seen and heard of too many people jumping into trying to meet the spiritual needs of individuals without considering meeting their physical needs. I think that if we are trying to help others by attending to their physical needs, more hearts would be opened to hearing the gospel.
@mgabrielle I agree with your opinion on this subject. I have seen way too many people try to meet people's spiritual needs before their physical needs have been meet. This often deters the recipients from want to talk to them and trust them. Yes, I think that meeting one's spiritual needs is important but first they must be fed, they must have shelter, and they must gain their trust. It is my prayer that those called to reach out to those in Australia can see the needs and develop and plan to meet them.
The church does not need to focus on mission just to the global south, but also to the western countries that have the larger gap between those that have and those that have not. In America there are numerous people who go without meals which is why the government began the Feed the Children program. For many of the children that participate in the program, the meals that they receive at school are the only meals that they receive because their parents, for whatever reason do not have the means or ability to provide them with food. It is a problem that the church needs to begin to address in their own community before they will be able to adequtely address it in others.
The reality of poverty on the rise anywhere is alarming. If churches will respond locally to the presence of poverty, then it could improve the condition of families who suffer. Food pantries, soup kichens, clothes closets, ongoing contributions to the Salvation Army, and workshops on how to identify and respond favorably to poverty locally can improve conditions around the world. The churches' response to poverty in its local context can prepare it to expand its efforts globally, although the strategies required to impact the needs of those outside the church's local context will vary.
I thinks it's great (sad the numbers are soo staggering of course though) that you posted these statistics on here so that we can see this reality. I wish we had these number in front of us, as on billboards daily, for each and every country, especially for our own backyards, to look at daily. Hopefully this would remind us, make us think, of how wasteful we are how our brothers and sisters all over are suffering day by day---minute by minute...
Wow. These statistic are staggering. This is a great opportunity for the Church to reach out to those who are in need of Christ's love. Even though we cannot all contribute financially, churches could easily set up programs that allow those in need come and experience friendship and love during these tough times. Also, there are great programs that provide opportunities for us to share Christ with those in need. There is a great program here in my town that allows adults to be mentors to to spend time with children who are at risk because there parents do not have a job or that live in single parent households that cause stress on the family. It has turned out to be a great way to bring Christ to these children! We are called to reach out to those who are suffering and struggling and today's economic times have provided us with a great opportunity to reach out!
Even though mine response is geared to the need here in the States, I cannot see anything preventing my ideas from being implemented in Australia....
I think it does effect some people's receptivity to the gospel. It may make them think in Christ there is hope for their problems. They may think that the person who is witnessing to them should help them with their problems and not just talk about the gospel. Some may resent God because they are so poor. Some may think no matter what situation they are in they still need Christ. It really depends on the person as well as if the gospel is presented to them from a holistic perspetive or a wholistic perspective.
God is concerned with the whole person not the number of people that get saved. It's not a race to see who wins. It's about how we as a community help each other. People are so dependant on Godthat if He "doesn't come through" He does not exist and that it clouds their judgment on God's plan for them. As missionaries, we need to show them the love of God but teach them to walk in Christ in all circumstances.
Jesus must have thought that people's poverty level affected their receptivity to the Gospel. He demanded that His disciples feed the hungry crowd, instead of sending them home. He met their physical need, then taught them that He was the bread of life. We should do no less. We just need to make sure that we don't put so much effort on meeting their poverty needs that we neglect to teach them about the bread of life.
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QB Pete DiNovo (Tarpon Springs, Fla./East Lake)
Simply put, DiNovo was so efficient over the weekend in leading Team Tampa to the championship. In the finals against Shane Morris and Max Ex he was 18/21 with three touchdown passes and no interceptions. Tampa went undefeated over two days because of two things – their defense and the play of DiNovo. He didn't make mistakes and showed very good decision making and accuracy with his throws. For his performance DiNovo was named the offensive MVP of the tournament. Following the event DiNovo landed scholarship offers from UCF and South Florida. He committed to the Knights on Tuesday.
RB Richard Lopez (Lauderdale Lakes, Fla./Boyd Anderson)
Lopez had a big Sunday and made some really big plays for the South Florida Express team. He may be small (5-foot-9 and 165-pounds) but he's so quick and fast. Linebackers couldn't handle him. Lopez just made thing happen and was very dangerous in space.
WR Travis Johnson (Tampa, Fla./Jesuit)
Hands down Johnson had the most dominant tournament. He just couldn't be defended. Johnson uses his size and body very well. He had such strong hands and snatches the ball out of the air. Even in good coverage Johnson would find a way to make the catch. Johnson was a big reason why Tampa beat the South Florida Express Elite team in early play on Sunday.
WR Csont'e York (Harper Woods, Mich./Chandler Park Academy)
York had a nice tournament. This kid has good size and runs well. Perhaps he's at his best in the air. He made a few very nice twisting catches, showing great body control. He was the biggest weapon for Morris and Max Ex.
WR Zach Benjamin (Tampa, Fla./Catholic)
Benjamin turned as many heads as any prospect in attendance. Nicknamed 'Big Bird' this kid has great size, is very physical and he catches everything. Benjamin has good field awareness and uses his body well. DBs think they can jam him at the line but he's strong and can get away and create space.
WR Johnell Barnes (Fort Myers, Fla./Dunbar)
No one really appreciates just how good Barnes is. This kid is a fantastic player on both sides of the ball at slot receiver and cornerback. He has a great set of hands and is so dangerous in space. Even at an event like this he can embarrass a defender in the open field. Barnes also possesses excellent speed. One of the big stories in Florida will be can Duke hang on to this commitment?
TE Desean Smith (Lake Charles, La./Barbe)
Smith edged out some other talented tight ends like Khalid Hill (Detroit, Mich./Crockett Vocational Tech) and Darren Dowdell (Atlanta, Ga./Grady). He has very good size and can run. This kid is very athletic and was often lined up on the outside as a receiver. Smith ran all the routes, got open and made some very nice plays for the Bootleggers.
LB Jaylon Smith (Fort Wayne, In./Bishop Luers)
Smith was arguably the most imposing recruit in attendance. His 6-foot-3, 225-pound frame is chiseled. Aside from the look test Smith showed what an athlete he is. He played well in coverage and made some key pass break ups and even interceptions. Smith also showed the ability to play in space. Notre Dame has landed a special talent with this five-star recruit.
CB Vernon Hargreaves, III (Tampa, Fla./Wharton)
Hargreaves showed everyone there why he's a five-star and the consensus top ranked cornerback in the country. In the championship game against Morris and Max Ex, the Michigan commitment continually threw his way but Hargreaves didn't give up anything. He finished that game with one interception and a pass breakup. That was pretty much what he did all weekend. Overall, Hargreaves rarely got beat and made some incredible plays on the ball. This kid can run, jump and has super instincts for the position.
CB Rashard Robinson (Pompano Beach, Fla./Ely)
Robinson is not your typically built corner. He's long legged with long arms so he plays even bigger than his 6-fot-1 and 175-pound frame. Robinson can turn and run with just about any receiver. He's aggressive in the air. What caught my attention is the fire and competitiveness he plays with.
CB Tre'Davious White (Shreveport, La./Glen Oaks)
This LSU commitment didn't get to play deep into the tournament because The Bootleggers lost their first two pool games and they went home early on Sunday morning. But over six games White showed tremendous balls skills on both sides of the ball. He's such a big play threat offensively. White is super in air and he made some unbelievable grabs and plays in Bradenton.
S Jeremy Cutrer (Kentwood, La./Jewel Sumner)
Cutrer is going to be another special defensive back in Baton Rouge. He's a combo guy that can play safety or cornerback. At LSU, he'll likely be a safety with outstanding cover skills. He's taller than most players at his position. He's also long and lean but still possesses skills to play in man and press coverage.
S Leon McQuay (Armwood, Fla./Seffner)
McQuay is a super talent. He's a ball hawking safety who plays with super instincts. McQuay is aggressive and not afraid to give up his body. He's tremendous in the air. At 6-foot-2 and 185-pounds, he also played cornerback and played it very effectively. This kid is the total package at defensive back.
S Deshawn Benton (Atlanta, Ga./Grady)
No under the radar guy did more for his stock than Benton. He was big time on both sides of the ball, especially on Saturday where he made play after play after play for his team. As a receiver he showed great balls skills and the ability to make plays in the air. He was just as effective at defensive back. Benton would have made the all-tourney team on either side of the ball. He was that good.
QB Brooks Barden (Cartersville, Ga.)
You have to give the nod to Barden over K.J. Carta-Samuels (San Jose, Calif./Bellarmine Prep) but just barely. But Barden led Cartersville to the high school bracket championship. This southpaw has good size and arm and he's very accurate and efficient.
RB Deointe Gaines (Orlando, Fla./Dr. Phillips)
Gaines was perhaps overshawdowed by some of the rising senior Orlando stars on his team but he showed he belonged. He had to be one of the fastest kids there over the weekend. He may be on the smaller size (5-foot-8 and 165-pounds) but he has incredible explosion and quickness.
WR Artavious Scott (Tarpon Springs, Fla./East Lake)
What's not to like about Scott? He has size, speed and is a big play receiver. Bailey and Johnson may have grabbed more receptions over the two days but it was Scott who was Tampa's big play, down the field threat. This rising junior already has in-state offers from Florida, Florida State and South Florida and he will have almost everyone in the country after him when it's all said and done.
WR Cam Jackson (Fairburn, Ga./Creekside)
Remember this name, as he will become one of the star's from the Peach State in the 2014 class. But it won't be on this side of the ball. It will be at cornerback. Nonetheless, he had a fantastic Saturday, scoring 10 touchdowns in four games. He's fast and explosive and can work his way behind a secondary. But he's more suited long term as a cornerback.
WR Ermon Lane (Homestead, Fla./South Dade)
See Artavious Scott only Lane's taller.
WR T.L. Ford (Cartersville, Ga.)
This is a kid that jumped right out at me when I went to watch Barden. He's a tall receiver that will fill out in time. Ford runs very well and looks to be a versatile wideout that can beat a defense in a number of ways. He catches everything thrown his way. Once Ford bulks up he will really be tough to defend.
(WR) Emmanuel Soto (Ft. Lauderdale, Fla./University School)
Soto is already a very accomplished route runner. He has exceptional hands and runs well. This is a kid that is just going to get better and better.
LB Clifton Garrett (Joilet, Ill./Plainfield South)
Garrett is an imposing linebacker that's athletic and can really move, both laterally and north-south. He's got size (6-foot-2 and 215-pounds) and already has an impressive list of BCS offers.
LB Elliot Berry (Fairburn, Ga./Creekside)
I am not so sure that there wasn't a more active linebacker in the tournament than this Berry twin. He doesn't have the size of Clifton Garrett or Jaylon Smith but was really an effective defender for the Cam Newton All-Star team. He had numerous deflections and interceptions. Berry put his hand down last season and was a defensive end so a lot of this linebacker stuff and playing in coverage is new to him.
CB Kevin Tolliver (Jacksonville, Fla./Trinity Christian)
This is a 2015 recruit with offers already. He has super size and is very aggressive and competitive, even from a younger player. The question is just how big will he get?
CB Quincy Wilson (Ft. Lauderdale, Fla./University School)
Wilson had his hands full, especially against Johnson at Team Tampa. But it wasn't like he got embarrassed. He covered Johnson well. This is a talented '14 defensive back who has size and he can turn and run.
CB Damon Webb (Detroit, Mich./Cass Tech)
Webb is a recruit on both sides of the ball at receiver and corner. He has quickness and speed. Webb can press and play man. He's fluid with very good ball skills.
S Evan Berry (Fairburn, Ga./Creekside)
Berry is a safety prospect that is at his best roaming and playing center field. He has range and breaks on the ball very well. Berry had a bunch of interceptions over the weekend, including three early on Saturday.
S Devin Voorhies (Wilkinson County, Miss./Woodville)
Voorhies will be one of the top recruits from the southeast next season in 2014. He's a big and long athlete that plays a variety of positions. Voorhies lined up at a few spots for the Bootleggers. This is a kid with size and speed. He's a long strider who just makes something happen no matter the position he plays.


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I just noticed a bunch of warnings like the following in /var/log/zimbra.log:
Earlier I'd also noticed in the Admin GUI that Configuration > Servers > servername >MTA > Web Mail MTA Hostnames was set to the fully qualified domain name of Zimbra, but there was a button to "reset to COS".Code:Apr 10 13:22:12 zimbra amavis[31557]: (31557-05) Open relay? Nonlocal recips but not originating: recipient_name@recipient_domain.com
Since I don't remember seeing that before, I suspected it had been inadvertently set by another admin, or somehow created during an upgrade. (Our most recent upgrade was 5.0.20 to 6.0.5.) So I tested sending mail by various means (ZWC, IMAP client, ActiveSync) to a nonlocal address to make sure it triggered the warning, then I set the value to the one found under Global Settings > MTA, which is simply "localhost". This produced a cautionary popup in the Admin GUI:I ignored it--I could change it back if something got screwed up.Code:Warning: this will cause the web server to send outbound mail to localhost. You should do this only if an MTA is installed and running on localhost! Do you want to proceed with this change?
Sure enough, the amavis warning didn't reappear in zimbra.log and everything else seems to be working properly.
So I'm posting to see if anyone has any advice on this--which is the proper setting for a single-server ZCS config? And also to compare notes with anyone else who's seen this amavis warning.


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Very good first map.
I don't use Gimp so I can't tell you exactly how to improve the transition but it looks like it needs more / wider wall shadow.
Hi everyone!
Thanks to various tips and tutorials, I think I'm at the point where I can upload my first map for critique without embarrassing myself.
This is the first dungeon in a Pathfinder campaign I'm writing - a kobold lair in a forest cave. Put it together in GIMP from a scanned drawing on graph paper... uploaded a version with the grid and without.
My thoughts... I'm not sure I like the abrupt line between the floor and the walls. I tried using a drop shadow to ease the transition, but not sure if it's enough... any tips there would be greatly appreciated! I'd also like to add some features... traps, secret passages, tables, etc., but finding that to be a little more difficult than just a floor plan.
Very good first map.
I don't use Gimp so I can't tell you exactly how to improve the transition but it looks like it needs more / wider wall shadow.
technically, you don't need a drop shadow(which implies light direction) as opposed to an inner/outer glow. You can make this fairly easily by making a selection so that the "outside" of the cave "rooms" is editable. Then shrink the selection by a few pixels(assuming this is the original size and not reduced) and fill a new layer with black. So it would look like the black was covering the entire walls of the cave. Then use Gaussian blur to soften it up. This layer needs to be below the rock (solid rock areas) and above the floor texture. You might need to play with the blur amount or the size of the shrunk selection to get it looking just right.
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Thanks for the tips! I tried the inner/outer glow method, but I think my A5 room makes it difficult. When I fill the selection, the narrow corridors are all filled in to the point blurring it doesn't help.
The way I was doing a drop shadow was giving it 0 for the offset so it was as if the light was straight above the image. I played around with that some more... made them wider and added a couple... looks a bit better now, IMO.
An odd way I do the shadows sometimes is to erase the floor, turn the walls one solid color like red. Then do an outer glow and after saving, closing and then re opening I can select and erase all the red leaving just a shadow overlay which I place on top of the original finished map. In this case, with the A5 issue, I just erased them and didn't use the shadow for that section.
Looking good. I'd change the color of the mountain rock surrounding the cave so it looks less blue. Right now, I see a cave in a lake. (could just be me ) Other than what's already been said, it's a nice colorful map.


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May 24, 2016
Tallahassee, Florida-A visit to the dentist may become more affordable for Leon County residents.
The Leon County Commissioners approved a measure to allow residents to enroll in a discounted dental plan offered through the National Association of Counties.
The NACo Discounted Dental Program costs $59 dollars a year for individuals and $69 dollars a year for families.
The program is available to all residents. It offers discounts from 5 to 50 percent on dental care and up to 20 percent on orthopedic care.
"I have people in my district that do not have dental insurance. They do not have the ability to get to the dentist and it's opened up an opportunity for them and their families to receive dental care," says Leon County District 2 Commissioner Jane Sauls.
The County says residents can began enrolling the the program by the end of the year.
The program is handled through Careington International.
There is no cost to the County for participating in the program.
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Learning Program Online Pilot Series
Down Syndrome Foundation of Orange County
Who's Going
San Francisco, California
London, United Kingdom
Florence, Italy
Event Details
We are pleased to invite you to participate in the pilot of our online version of The Learning Program™. The Learning Program™ utilizes current research on best practices and effective teaching strategies to improve educational outcomes for children with Down syndrome. For more information, visit www.dsfoc.org.
The LP Online Pilot will consist of four sessions from our Level 1 class offered through Webex in live or recorded formats. Level 1 is for parents of children wtih Down syndrome between 3 and 6 years who are interested in support with vocabulary expansion, sight word acquisition, sentence building, personalized materials, and early math.
Caveat - these sessions are offered throughout the nation through our Learning Program Partners. If you are already participating in a Learning Program group, these presentations may not provide you with new or different information. Similarly, the presentations have been offered at the NDSC Conference and other conferences nationwide.
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DSF serves families, educators and therapists in Orange County and surrounding areas. DSF also provides support and service to Down syndrome associations across the nation and families and professionals around the world.
Our Vision - Effective education and community inclusion for people with Down syndrome.
Our Mission - To serve people with Down syndrome by developing educational, social and support programs delivered in partnership with individuals, families, professionals and communities.
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We believe in the civil rights of people with Down syndrome. Protecting and promoting the rights of people with Down syndrome expands independence and choice.
We believe in inclusion. Including people with Down syndrome in neighborhood schools, community activities and the business world benefits both the individuals and their respective communities.
We believe that knowledge empowers. By sharing information regarding best practices, current research and effective tools, we serve both people with Down syndrome and those who support them.
We believe in collaboration. Working with Down syndrome groups and community partners on the local, state, national and international levels enhances our ability to serve people with Down syndrome.
Our Work - DSF is most well known for its innovative work in developing and implementing The Learning Program™. Guided by an Advisory Board as to evidence-based approaches to teaching children with Down syndrome, The Learning Program™ has become a nationally-recognized model for parent-focused educational intervention. Preschools and elementary schools have also begun to recognize the program's value and resources.


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Hi all,
Just like to says thanks to all and every one devoted to Zimbra.
I have just migrated a client from OpenXchange to Zimbra OS.
Installation was a breeze on Fedora Core 5 due to the excellent info on the forums and Wiki.
Also installed SPF, Razor, Pyzor, DCC and FuzzyOcr, which has dramatically reduced spam to almost zero. Thanks to "inigoml"
The Administration GUI is easy and intuitive, webmail is loved by all who use it, and the search facility is fast and powerful.
Ok so maybe I sound a little to jubilant and there are a few bugs that are filed, but what I see is a great product with longevity that has got my client thinking "well this is better, maybe we do need the Network Version". That would be of benefit of all concerned.


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Video: Cost keeps going up for new stadium.
ATLANTA -- The estimated cost of a new stadium for the Falcons just keeps going up. Now, Mayor Kasim Reed thinks it could cost a quarter of a billion dollars more than what has been previously estimated.
Mayor Reed believes needed improvements around a new stadium site could add another $250 million. Those improvements would include sidewalks, roads and other amenities.
The estimated cost of a retractable roof stadium has been pegged at $948 million and with added improvements, the price tag could be as high as $1.2 billion. Two locations are being proposed; one north of the Georgia Dome and one immediately south.
Mayor Reed has suggested the City could launch a bond to help pay for surrounding infrastructure. However, there is still a lot of opposition to public money being used.
In March, an 11Alive News survey showed 74 percent opposed using taxpayer money for a new stadium and just last month, State Representative Mike Dudgeon (R - Johns Creek) said that he would try to block any state money from going into the project.
"I oppose this because I don't think it's the appropriate use of taxpayer money to finance stadiums for the NFL and for the Falcons," he said.


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Summit success for Slovakian alpinist Peter Hámor
August 20, 2012
The all-star Slovakian alpinist Peter Hámor conquered his 10th eight-thousander when he successfully climbed K2 in early August. That puts him in line as a top candidate to summit all 14 8,000-meter peaks. On May 17, 2012, he climbed Kanchenjunga (8586 m/28,169 ft) -- the only one to accomplish that feat this year. Following that, he returned to K2 (8611 m/28,251 ft), where five years ago he had to turn back short of the summit at just over 8,000 meters. This time he found success: On Aug. 1, 2012, Peter Hámor reached the summit of K2. The Katadyn Group supports the dedicated mountaineer with freeze-dried food from Trek'n Eat as well as with the complete nutritional supplement Peronin.
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Black Hills State University Have Strong Showing at Chadron State College Twilight Meet
Friday, February 6th, 2010, Chadron, NE – The Black Hills State University Track and Field team put forth several stellar performances in both the men's and women's events of the CSC Twilight Indoor Track Meet.
One the women's side, Shannon Hellman showed her dominance, breaking the meet record in the 55 meter dash, and breaking the meet and arena record in the 55 meter hurdles for two first place finishes. Andrigna Andric also performed well with her first place worthy run in the 200 meter dash. Mile runner, Abi Bever, also had a blue ribbon performance in the women's mile run. As for the Yellow Jacket women's field events, it was Lisa Koch who took home first place in the pole vault event.
On the men's side, a strong performance in the quarter mile run earned Cameron Dean the first place spot. Dean would also reuse his speed to combine with Drew Nielson, Brock Mickelson, and Josh Wood to snatch victory in the men's 4 x 400 meter relay. There were also three Yellow Jacket men who placed first in the field events. Branko Djurjicic stole the hearts of the crowd with his high flying high jump performance, Cole Nicholas posted an impressive throw in the men's weight throw, and Hayden Bales once again showed his supremacy in the men's pole vault.
Up next for the Black Hills State University Yellow Jackets are the DAC Indoor Championships on February 19th and 20th at the Donald Young Center in Spearfish, SD.


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You've screamed and we've heard. Attached is a beta of Zimbra toaster. It's an application that runs in your system tray (windows only - for now) that notifies you when new messages arrive on the Zimbra server.
This is a beta and has not been tested by the Zimbra quality experts. We've added a 'Toaster' component to Bugzilla so you can report issues as you find them. The code will be available shortly in our SVN repository.
Windows, .Net 1.1 & a Zimbra account
* Notify when new messages are delivered to your server's inbox folder
* Handle 'mailto' links
* Flag or move messages to trash
* On demand request for new messages
* Configurable polling interval
* Configurable 'open item' URL
* Configurable sound when messages arrive
* Configurable fade in/out of toaster window
* Remember toaster window location
* Tray icon tool tip shows number of new messages received
* Support for invalid SSL certificates
Unzip the zip file to some directory and run the installer
For the adventurous programmer:
The toaster depends on a few windows specific functions (like encrypting your password). Replace these with appropriate implementations for different operating systems and the toaster should run under mono providing you Linux and Mac support.