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Were gonna win.
will this be our special game of the year where we upset the boomer sooner?????
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You did this for credits
How dare you call me a credit whore
Big upset today.
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Well now that the Fuskers lost lets go get an upset of our own.
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What channel are we on medicom...I'm away from home...help please
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OK FSN just said that Iowa State is coming up next. Thank god.
Nothing like watching the USC band for 5 minutes.
Their uniforms look just like ours
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Former Bengal Carson Palmer was freed by the team yesterday when it traded him to the Oakland Raiders for two draft picks. Palmer had threatened to retire his he wasn't traded, and the Bengals secured a considerable package of picks in return: the Raiders' first-round pick next year and either a first- or second-round pick in 2013, depending on the team's performance with Palmer.
CityBeat's Halloween beat writer Jeff Beyer wrote a tale of horror and redemption for this week's issue, which just so happens to involve a once-cherished hero (Palmer) returning to wreak havoc on the city for confining him: The Pantom of Paul Brown Stadium: a Love Story.
Covington City Commissioner Steve Frank is getting a little bit of local coverage after posting the following to his Facebook account on Sunday: "Turn out the lights on the Occupiers, I feel like going Taliban on them!!!" Frank yesterday explained in a grammatically challenged response the wildly circular logic behind his statement: "The taliban, through there (sic) eyes are resisting occupation. I'm resisting the Occupiers. I figured that the irony would be lost on most of the dummies in Occupation Nation that oppose the war because they see us as occupiers. I happen to oppose the war too but for highly different grounds."
The Ides of March opens nationally today. Here's what one of CityBeat's highly respected film critics thinks of it. And here's an interview with Max Minghella by another smart person who works here.
The internet is buzzing with kind words for Apple co-founder Steve Jobs, who died yesterday after a lengthy battle with cancer. Jobs is best-known for his involvement in the transition of Xerox's graphical user interface into the first Macintosh computer and his forward-thinking leadership of the company. Jobs in 1986 purchased Lucasfilm's computer graphics division, which later became Pixar and helped Disney lead the animated film industry much in the same way Apple has defined how humans interact with technology. Jobs since 2004 had left Apple during brief periods of time for treatment of pancreatic cancer. He was 56.
Not that anyone really gives a [expletive] what Hank Williams, Jr., thinks about politics, but the country singer has gotten himself canned from Monday Night Football for saying insensitive things about subjects he doesn't know that much about. Williams yesterday told Fox & Friends that John Boehner's golf game with President Obama was "one of the biggest political mistakes ever," comparing it to "Hitler playing golf with (Israeli leader) Benjamin Netanyahu," and then explaining that Obama and Joe Biden are "the enemy."
Ohio's new concealed-carry law will take effect tomorrow, allowing Second Amendment lovers the opportunity to reach into their pocket and feel the cold, smooth feel of safety while enjoying a non-alcoholic beverage at a bar or restaurant in Ohio. Seriously, y'all better not be drinking or the liberals will tell on you before you can get buzzed enough to go outside and fire a couple of funny shots up into the air.
The game of Cornhole has apparently spread from its modest beginnings in some West Sider's backyard all the way to the Northeast, thanks largely to a Fox News anchor who in 2005 took a set from his hometown back to New York and started teaching other people how to throw the beanbags at a hole in a piece of wood. The New York Times checks in with this report on the unfortunately named game. Now a bunch of mopes in Brooklyn are playing it, and it will probably be featured in a Kings of Leon video soon.


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Images: Army Reserve transportation soldiers conduct annual training [Image 12 of 17]
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U.S. Army Reserve Pfc. Donald Griffin, a cargo specialist, 441st Transportation Company (Seaport Operations), ground guides the maneuvers of the Kalmar Rough Terrain Container Handler during Terminal Warrior 2013 at Port Hueneme, Calif., Sept. 15. Terminal Warrior was the two-week annual training for a culmination of transportation and logistics Reserve soldiers from across the U.S. held between three locations in Southern California, Sept. 8-21. The AT, which enhanced the skills, training and licensing of the various terminal operations elements, focused on cohesively integrating cargo operations, seaport operations, harbor master operations and watercraft operations utilizing organic assets. (U.S Army photo by Staff Sgt. Shejal Pulivarti/released)
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As your garage door opens, are you frightened at the sight of what is inside? Do you ever wonder how it got to be so cluttered and full of stuff? Do you wonder if you'll ever be able to park the car inside the garage again? Do you wonder if you'll ever be able to find a certain tool or toy that's stashed inside?
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Switzerland is a nature-loving land with two-thirds of the country covered by the Alps. You'll find unspoilt forests wherever you go and pristine lakes in central Switzerland, around Lucerne. Head south-west towards Geneva for French-speaking Switzerland and south for Italian flair. The rest is mainly German-speaking, including Zurich and capital Bern. Everywhere you'll find flower-decked picture-book villages with colourful local traditions.
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Indianapolis, IN (Sports Network) - Paul George was exceptional for the second straight game and the Indiana Pacers took a commanding 2-0 series lead with a 113-98 romping of the Atlanta Hawks at Bankers Life Fieldhouse in Game 2 of their Eastern Conference quarterfinal.
George followed his Game 1 triple-double with an efficient 27 points on 11- of-21 shooting. The All-Star and newly minted Most Improved Player of the Year also chipped in with eight rebounds and four steals.
George Hill scored 22 and Indiana received 38 points from its bench, which was led by Gerald Green's 15. Roy Hibbert also scored 15, while also tallying nine rebounds and three blocks in the victory.
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No one wants to see their property taxes rise, so Lexington residents took notice when the proposed 2014-15 $104 million budget included a 3-cent increase. The hike was based on a number of factors, including efforts to accomplish the council's goals along with a reduction in drug forfeiture monies. However, the proposal made city council members uneasy, and they were able on the second day of a budget workshop to suggest changes that eliminated the increase.
Some projects will be delayed or dropped to save money. Sanitation fees will also rise to generate additional income. The give and take though produced a budget that the council members believe will still allow them to continue with efforts to reinvigorate Lexington without a tax increase. City residents can probably rest easy for two years now, since tax hikes generally don't occur in a municipal election year, which happens again in 2015. The council deserves credit for rolling up their sleeves and working to avoid a tax hike.
Two small businesses were in the news this week for different reasons, one good and one unfortunate. Lanier's True Value Hardware was named one of the four N.C. Retailers of the Year by the N.C. Retail Merchants Association. This marked the second time Lanier's won the honor and came shortly after the death of founder Ardell Lanier. That made the honor a bit bittersweet, but Lanier's impressively took its place alongside large companies Harris Teeter and Lowe's Co.
Another long-time institution in Lexington, Community Drug Store, closed unexpectedly Monday. The drug store had operated for about 70 years, but like many small businesses the owners found it difficult to cope in a shifting retail environment. Cash flow issues based on insurance reimbursements ultimately led to the closure. The owners did hold out a slim chance the business could reopen. The number of customers didn't play a role in the closure, but it does point out the importance of shoppers patronizing locally owned businesses when possible to help ensure their survival.
The BBQ Capital Cook-off continues to sizzle. The just completed fourth year saw the largest attendance yet — organizers estimated it at 25,000 to 35,000 — along with a robust roster of 63 entries. While Brian Corbett and Phillip Stevens won the grand champion award, the overall winner was certainly Uptown Lexington and the organizers. They have very quickly established an event with an excellent reputation that serves as a nice spring bookend to October's Barbecue Festival. With added entertainment this year, the cook-off showed the sky's the limit as it heads into the future.
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While there are EMT classes available in an online format, people should be aware that an important part of any formal EMT training program will include hands-on practice in a medical facility or training environment. Online classes are best used to supplement or accompany training done in-person. Receiving training in a physical environment allows the student to practice the skills they are being taught and handle the medical equipment required of an emergency medical technician.
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Dordavia is an earth-sized planet that has one enormous continent, filling at least half the planet's surface. The largest country is Uthenor, in the east, which is fraught with internal divisions. To the west are several independent city-states called the Emirates, and to the far east is the small but powerful island kingdom of Teldava. Please let me know what you think of the overall layout and the names that are readable. Thank you.


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AMES, Iowa – The Iowa State women's golf team will be making the postseason for a school-record-tying fourth-straight season. The 22nd-ranked Cyclones were selected to play in the NCAA Central Regional, announced today by the NCAA Selection Show on NCAA.com.
The NCAA Central Regional will be held at the Jimmie Austin OU Golf Club in Norman, Okla., May 9-11. The top eight teams in the regional will advance to the NCAA Championships, May 21-24 at the University of Georgia Golf Course in Athens, Ga.
The Cyclones, which made four-straight NCAA Regional appearances from 1993-96, are aiming for their first spot in the NCAA finals. Iowa State has qualified for NCAA Regional competition eight times in school history (1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013), placing 14th at the 2012 NCAA West Regional. The best finish for an Iowa State team at a NCAA Regional is 10th place on two occasions (2010, 2011), falling five shots shy of advancing to the NCAA finals both times.
The Cyclones are coming off a third-place finish at the Big 12 Championship at The Harvester Golf Club in Rhodes, Iowa. It's the best finish by a Cyclone team in Big 12 Championship history and marks the fourth-straight season where the Cyclones finished fourth or better at the conference meet.
Iowa State senior Punpaka Phuntumabamrung has been the Cyclone leader all season with a team-low 74.2 stroke average, which is on pace to break the single-season school record. Phuntumabamrung was the runner-up medalist at the Big 12 Championship, carding rounds of 77-68-76 en route to the best finish by a Cyclone in Big 12 Championship history. She has placed in the top-10 in three of four Big 12 Championships she's competed in.
The Cyclone star, who is ranked 62nd nationally by Golfstat, has a team-high four top-10 finishes this season and has played in a school-record 133 rounds in her brilliant four-year career.
True freshman Cajsa Persson joined Phuntumabamrung on the Big 12 All-Tournament team by tying for fifth at the Big 12 Championship. Persson carded rounds of 81-73-72.
Iowa State Women's Golf National Tournament Appearances
1972- AIAW Championship, 18th place
1975- AIAW Championship, 17th place
1982- AIAW Championship, 23rd place
1993- NCAA East Regional, 11th place
1994- NCAA East Regional, 19th place
1995- NCAA East Regional, 18th place
1996- NCAA East Regional, 15th place
2010- NCAA West Regional, 10th place
2011- NCAA West Regional, 10th place
2012- NCAA West Regional, 14th place
2013- NCAA Central Regional, May 9-11
2013 NCAA Central Regional Participants- in order by seed
Duke, Oklahoma, Florida, Washington, Arizona State, UC Davis, Texas Tech, North Carolina State, Michigan State, Iowa State, SMU, Campbell, Coastal Carolina, Wake Forest, TCU, Gonzaga, Indiana, Texas-San Antonio, Mississippi State, Wisconsin, Lamar, Illinois State, Detroit, Butler


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Forced to shuffle its roster after a heavy dose of graduations, Baldwin has still found plenty of aces on the basketball court as it makes a run at a third defense of the Nassau County Class AA girls' basketball title.
The Lady Bruins won seven of their first eight games overall and their first five of their Conference AA-II battles, including a 61-29 victory over Valley Stream Central on Jan. 4. Not a single one of Baldwin's first five conference opponents topped the 30-point mark in a game.
"We're defending well and traditionally we've been a good defensive team," Baldwin coach Tom Catapano said. "It's no secret. We spend a lot of time on defense [in practice]. The kids buy into that and realize that's their ticket to success."
Junior Mariah Butler has been a focal point of the defense, matching up with each opponents' top guard with sophomore Taylor Howell also providing energy for a Lady Bruins unit that is tireless and wears teams down with consistent presses and traps. Despite expending so much energy on defense, Butler is still able to fill the nets when needed. In a 52-46 win over Suffolk County powerhouse North Babylon in Baldwin's annual Chanee Brown Holiday Tournament, Butler not only helped slow down Brianna Hicks, who scored just four first half points, she scored all nine of the Lady Bruins points in the fourth quarter. "She is a basketball player," Catapano said. "She's going to do whatever the team needs her to do. In this case [this season], we need her to play [the point] and she's stepped up."
Sophomore guard Jade Aponte led the Lady Bruins with a game-high 14 points against the Lady Eagles, while Butler scored 11. Eight players in all scored at least one basket. "We really don't have one star," Catapano said. "On any given night, we have four or five players that can drop double digits [in points]."
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GAINESVILLE, Fla. -- Shipping containers are extremely durable designed to withstand high winds, salt water and hold 60,000 lbs. so why not stack them and turn them into a house?
That's just what a Gainesville man did and when you take a tour of his house, you may be surprised at all that it offers.
"I wanted to have a house that was affordable, that was safe but that could handle any natural disaster and then I wanted a green house. And this fits all three of those," said Tom Fox, who lives inside 12 upcycled shipping containers that were just sitting in a shipping yard in Jacksonville.
"This is two 10 foot containers welded together and that's how we got the porch there," he said.
His house -- just a few blocks from downtown Gainesville -- is the only one of its kind in Florida. It took nine months to build.
"These are 15 year old containers. They are at the end of their life. They would have been melted down and so we took them and I put them into this building and that's all of the CO2 we've saved. That's one of the reasons I'm getting a LEED platinum certification," Fox said.
It's a coveted certification, an internationally recognized third-party verification of green building.
"This a green build so every used container you save from being recycled it's the equivalent of a 100 watt light bulb burning for 15 straight years 24-7 worth of CO2 you are saving," Fox said.
It's so energy efficient it actually makes more energy than it uses thanks in large part to 36 solar panels, which a federal rebate helped fund.
"It just goes to the solar inverter and out to the grid so right now all of my neighbors are using my power as well as myself," Fox said.
Fox sells the power to the local energy company for 32 cents a kilowatt hour and buys it back for just 12 cents.
"I'm making 20 cents a kilowatt hour right off the top. ... I currently get a check for about $300 a month and the system will be paid off in about 5 years," he said.
His three story, 3,600-square-foot house has four bedrooms, three full baths, a two-car garage and a large deck on the roof ... it even has wood floors.
"This is an interior porch we have from the master bedroom to here and you have a nice view and we built a wing that sticks out over it so there are no rain problems that come in here," Fox said.
It cost Fox about $200,000 to build this innovation home -- only about $55 dollars a square foot.
"Steel house, people have this concept 'it's going to be too hot.' Well, we already have more insulation than most houses do," Fox said.
He estimates the cost to cool his house for an entire year: only $250 dollars!
And read how little his water heater is costing him.
"We were able to get the first one that was made last year. If you notice that for a family of four it's estimated to have a cost of only $196 a year so this is one of the reason we have really efficient bills," he said.
This innovative water system helps him save a lot of hot water.
"The fact that very faucet or any fixture has its own hot water feed and what that means is when you turn on the hot water on the third floor sink, it doesn't make the hot water go through the whole house," he said.
Because this house is made of steel shipping containers, it's designed to sustain high winds in excess of 150 miles per hour.
"Let's say I see a tornado coming and I just shut this really quick," he said, going into an interior room.
One of the reasons Fox said he built the house was to show that you can build something affordable that's green, strong and safe.
"You don't have to run from your house to a shelter. You can make your house a shelter. ..." he said. "I would recommend anyone on the coast to look into this. This really is the future in a lot of ways. And if you don't like the outside you can put a fake façade on it. You can make it look like a log cabin or a brick house if you wanted."
Building this unique house took a lot of planning with an engineer and Gainesville architect Stephen Bender.
"Shipping containers are extremely strong ... But as soon as you start cutting holes in them they lose some of that strength so the biggest challenge was actually cutting the right size holes so we weren't defeating the benefits of using a shipping container in the first place," said Bender.
Since helping design this house, Bender has used shipping containers in designs for health clinics, apartment complexes, and even sports complex bathrooms.
"Once you can start to see how you can recombine the units, the possibilities are exciting," Bender said. "But I think we could develop ways where that method of prefabricating and bringing in would work and that would work in disaster situations, it would work in dense urban situations. It would work where you have a tight construction schedule and of course it works in an overall sense sustainability wise."
Fox has been living in his house for nearly a year and while he says a few neighbors has voiced concerns about the way this shipping container house looks, most have embraced it.
As for the downside of living here ...
"I haven't found any yet. I really haven't. It's strong, it's safe. This house will be here for hundreds of years probably," he said.
The idea of using shipping containers from everything from homes to buildings isn't new. Fox said he was inspired when he visited skyscrapers in London made out of shipping containers. He hopes the idea catches on here in the U.S.
He spent an extra $40,000 for the solar panels which he said will basically pay for all the electrical needs for the house for the next 50 years.
If you are interested in building a container home, Fox said to make sure you have a qualified welder and other than that, he just followed the Florida Building Code.
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Time to share another submission on Guest Blogger Friday. You guys remember Myspace? Well, I (like many of you) spent a lot of time on Myspace and one of the things I enjoyed about the site was reading through some of the blogs. Articles from people I had never met, yet I found interesting, funny, thought provoking, etc... Well, I was intrigued when I noticed that we had a local blogger whose articles were consistently showcased prominently on the site. Her name was Madge, and I found that we shared common views on a wide range of topics (insert "Cool story, bro." here). When Madge and I connected on a far more relevant social networking site recently, an article for Guest Blogger Friday seemed obvious.
"In the future, everyone will be world-famous for 15 minutes." I know its become cliche and everyone has said it, but yea, Andy Warhol was right. Then some dude named David Weinberger said, "On the Web, everyone will be famous to fifteen people". That's more like it.
With so many different ways to communicate instantly and so many different media venues, and recording devices at our fingertips, fame has become an epidemic. On smaller levels, I don't even know if it's fame... just attention. I had no freakin' idea there were so many people in this world that didn't get enough hugs as a child. There are a whole bunch of people in this world that make strippers (those most in need of attention) look like reclusive loners that think Ted Kaczynski was a social butterfly.
Case in point, our latest non-celebrity attention whore, Mariah Yeater. Sister-girl goes and files suit that little ole Justin Bieber fathered her child. My guess is, she just wants her 15 minutes (and a little walking around money) anyway she can get it. Even if it's making herself look like a trollop. Have you seen her pics? Ew. If it were true, I certainly hoped he'd have better taste than that. But I guess some guys get a thrill out of slummin' it, too.
This may be a dated reference but it's an excellent case study in attention whoreism, that idiot Balloon boy Dad. He doesn't even merit a name mention. Who orchestrates that nonsense and tells your kids to lie just to get his rejected-actor-ass on TV? He should be renamed "Dbag Dad".
How hungry for attention have we become as a society? Is it because there are more chances for fame and money? Is it because people have become less loving? Do we all just need a group hug and a Snuggi? Is it because life has become so stressful and expensive that we have "quick buck envy"? We figure if Snooki can make money, so can we? Oh Christ, if she can, I should be a skajillionaire with my drunk-ass shenanigans. So, I'm 20 years older than her, and my cans are a cup size smaller, it could still happen.
Speaking of Snooki…
I admit sometimes I find myself in attention whore mode. I wrote an almost daily blog for years with hundreds of readers and hundreds of comments each day. That can certainly be addicting. But I stopped. I don't know why. Got writer's block, got tired, started getting haters, whatever. A couple years have gone by and I find myself dipping my toe into the attention waters from time to time. Posting statuses on Facebook, witty retorts on Twitter, guestblogs for the fabulous Mike Danger... And sometimes when no one responds to my witty retorts... I post a pic with cleavage. There, I said it! Ya' got me! I'm a closet attention whore! I need hugs! Forgive me Father for I have sinned...
They say the first step is admitting you have a problem. I'm Madge, and I'm an Attention Whore. (slinks away weeping)
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(LE MARS)--The youngest students at Gehlen Catholic School joined the "Then Feed Just One" food packaging event in Le Mars Friday.
The students and adults volunteering at Gehlen Catholic combined rice and other ingredients into plastic bags which are sealed and boxed for shipment.
Gehlen student Abbie Dickman talked with Joanne Glamm of KLEM about her work toward the end of the food packaging production.
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Iowa State has webcasted six prior games on cyclones.com, including the 2010 games against Northern Illinois and UNI, the 2009 contests with North Dakota State and Army, the 2008 game vs. South Dakota State and the 2007 contest against Kent State.
For the first time, however, the Clone Zone's feed will be attempted in HD through a feed from the new videoboard at the stadium. Radio commentary from the Cyclone Radio Network will be included.
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Third baseman Mike Moustakas will be the guest on this week's edition of Royals Hot Stove. Tune in at 6:00 Central on Thursday as "Moose" joins hosts Denny Matthews and Ryan Lefebvre.
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Stunning new projects lately. This will Be interesting
After doing the map of the Ring of Kryll and discussing about heraldic, I decided to give it another shot on a new map. This time, my goal is to show how heraldic evolves with things that affect the political life ( epidemics, wars, alliances...) in the fantasy Kingdoms of Kesh over years. So the map will show 3 ages of Kesh. Also this time I may try to label in english (though I'm not sure yet. If ever I'll do, I would probably need some help with it ).
Map's size is 39"x51" and uploaded one is 27"x36". Since I currently have several commissions and projects running, updates may be slow depending how fast I work on the other maps. Anyway, to start the thread I mostly worked on cartouches and borders frames and the land mass.
Stunning new projects lately. This will Be interesting
YES! I convinced him!!!
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Take a breath my friend, it's not done yet and I didn't probably chose the easiest map to label it in english . Oh well, let see how it will go.
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I think its interesting to see, where we influence each other lately
this looks nice. i like the borders (made them yourself or stock vectors?)
My W.I.P Elyden globe map thread - please check it out and let me know what you think
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Sounds interesting. And always good to see another Max-project
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@SK : yes, indeed sharing and talking about experiments and WIP sure does that
@Vorro : Thanks Mostly vectors I worked a bit on to gives it the look I wanted
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Well thats always a tough decission, to only rely on the own drawing skills, add free materials or rely entirely on Others elements. Some people liek Diamond have done a great Body of Work with brushes and Elements provided by others. It just catched my mind that Vorro often asked about the selfmade part of elements, which I am sure relate to his perfectionism on his own maps. I feel a bit ambivalent about using frames and other elements from real old maps, or to try to redo them in my own way.
I don't mind using free stuff that is not my own drawings since it's not overseen on other maps and if the map is still consistent with them. By the way I am not an illustrator so I can't draw what I want. As a graphic designer, finding useful resources and use them (which most of the time means re-work and adapt them) in a proper way is part of my job and I learned that sometimes it isn't that easy.


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OCALA -- The Ocala Police Department and the Division of Alcoholic Beverages and Tobacco gave four people notices to appear following an undercover operation on Friday night.
The goal of the operation was to target those who sell adult beverages to persons under 21.
Authorities went to 17 locations, including convenience stores and restaurants, and the undercover operative would purchase alcohol and then leave.
In four instances, clerks didn't check the operative's identification, resulting in their arrest and notice to appear.
Arrested and given notices to appear were Rutilo Frias Aguirre, 47, Maureen Held, 30, Urvashi Mody, 39, and Ryan Roman, 21.
The businesses at which the arrests were made are Liquor Solutions, 5400 SW College Road; BP, 1931 SW 27th Ave.; El Toreo, 3790 E. State Road 40, and Jimmy Food Mart, 3045 SE Third Ave.
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WINDER, Ga. -- According to Tripp Halstead's dad, Bill, access to the Tripp Halstead Facebook has been restored after being off track for after it was reported as being "offensive."
Bill told 11Alive's Matt Pearl that access to the page had been blocked for 24 hours after Facebook received the reports. The page was restored on Friday afternoon.
This marks the second time the page has been blocked on Facebook after false reports of the content being "offensive." If reports result in a third blocking of the page, it will be removed from Facebook entirely.
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Good stuff! Check it out...sorry if it has been posted. Also and interview with Pope.
Iowa State University Athletics Official Web Site - www.CYCLONES.com - The home of Iowa State Cyclone Sports
The grass always looks greener, on the other side of the fence, but the dog over there might be meaner, on the other side of the fence
Stay in your own yard, play in your own yard!
I can't begin to say how impressive that was
Quotes Yoda... love it.
have you ever got caught outside In a strong rainfall? Yes or NO. If it"s yes, then you might half felt the pane of hard(tought) rain on you head. If it hurt"s then it"s tough. Yes or no. Okay I'm right and you know it.
So alothough you attempt"ed to say you didn"t understnad, now you do. Fair enough?
Tom Herman or Robert McFarland.... hmmmmm I wonder who I would get more excited to play for. Practicing timeouts, letting players know they need to run routes well past the first down line, stressing red zone scoring, having fun? Impressive.
Now that MBB is back, do we still have to pretend that WBB matters?
I'm 31...Herman is like 33. It's just crazy for me to think a guy pretty much my age is our OC. I love it, but that dude looks young.
That is one impressive man. I'm quite sure that I wouldn't be anywhere near as excited about this team and ISU's future without Herman being here. He exudes what I want to see in a coach. ISU got an absolute steal and let's hope he's here for a few years.
Originally Posted by mustangcy
I'm 31...Herman is like 33. It's just crazy for me to think a guy pretty much my age is our OC. I love it, but that dude looks young.
I'm 36, and I'm cheering for coaches younger than me. It does seem a little crazy.
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Without ever seeing a practice last year, I am going to assume the difference between practicing last year and this year is night and day . . .
(At least that is what I hope)
He has a little fire in his belly
Gotta love his intensity. Plus, he really seems to have a lot of knowledge about the game!
Couldn't agree more!
Complement and Critique. with positive reinforcement. Makes me want to put on the pads and helmet right now.
Guy brings LOTS or energy!
Originally Posted by Nedrick
He has a little fire in his belly
Gotta love his intensity. Plus, he really seems to have a lot of knowledge about the game!
Originally Posted by bigcyfan82
Couldn't agree more!
Complement and Critique. with positive reinforcement. Makes me want to put on the pads and helmet right now.
Guy brings LOTS or energy!
Nice observation. I have noticed two types of management styles in the business world: 1) Keeping people on their toes. 2) Keeping people on their heels. I think the benefits and advantages are obvious to each.
Depending on the person, 1 or 2 works better than the other. However, many teachers, managers, coaches can't identify or don't know when to use 1 or 2 . I would bet most of your current FB staff does...
That was amazing. If you can't get excited about ISU football after watching that you are either dead or a EIU fan.
Guy appears to have his stuff together, Qb fundamentals throwing in a compact manner, no wonder why Chiz let the QB coach go. I like offensive coordinators that work with the QB's directly.
i want him to be the coach after rhoads he is going to be a great coach
"Day after day, situation after situation you do things the right way. If you do things the right way, in life, you are going to be successful. I'm not just your football coach; I'm not just here to win games. I could not be prouder of who we are and who we are becoming, together. You do things right in the classroom, off and on the field; that's whats's makes us Cyclones and that's what our culture's all about."
-Paul Rhoads
Gaaaah! I wanna go to the coaches clinic! Stupid baby due within a week of the clinic. . . I've already got two, I pretty much know what it's about.
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(USA TODAY) -- Federal investigators issued an urgent appeal Thursday for the
public's assistance in identifying two "suspects'' in the Boston
Marathon attacks who were seen on local surveillance camera video
carrying backpacks near the sites just before devices were detonated.
If you have tips on the suspects, call 1-800-CALL-FBI
FBI chief Richard DesLauriers said the young men with
backpacks -- identified as "Suspect 1'' wearing a black cap and "Suspect
2'' wearing a white cap -- were the only people authorities were seeking
in connection with the blasts that left three dead and 176 others
wounded near the finish line of Monday's race.
Suspect 2, whose
white cap is turned backward, is seen casually walking down a busy
sidewalk with a pack that investigators believe was set down near the
site of the second explosion.
The bag appears to be similar to the
black nylon pack described earlier as possibly used to carry the
explosive devices, the officials have said.
The blasts killed
8-year-old Martin Richard of Dorchester, 29-year-old Krystle Campbell of
Medford, and Lu Lingzi, a 23-year-old Boston University graduate
student from China.
At a service for victims in Boston Thursday, President Obama vowed
the attackers would be caught and prosecuted. "Yes, we will find you --
and, yes, you will face justice," Obama said.
In Washington, Attorney General
Eric Holder said Thursday that the "full resources'' of the Justice
Department were being deployed in the investigation and to guard against
any future attacks.
the nation's top law enforcement officer, told a Congressional
committee Thursday that the "individual or group that carried out this
heinous act'' would be held accountable... "by any means available to us"
Holder's comments came after Homeland
Security Secretary Janet Napolitano told a House panel that the
responsibility for the attack has yet to be linked to individuals,
international or domestic terror organizations.
"We don't know,''
Napolitano told a congressional panel, as investigators in Boston
continue to pursue a number of promising leads.
continue working to identify individuals at both sites as well as a
number of other people in video and photographs near the explosions.
More than 50 people remain hospitalized, with 7 listed in critical
condition, down from 14 Wednesday. They include a 10-year-old boy at
Boston Children's Hospital whose leg was amputated and a nine-year-old
girl with a leg injury. Brigham and Women's Hospital had four people in
critical condition and Boston Medical Center had one. At Tufts Medical
Center, five bombing victims remain under care, but none are listed as
Meanwhile, families of a newlywed couple who both
suffered a leg amputation below the knee are thanking supporters for an
outpouring of donations.
The families of Patrick and Jessica
Downes said Thursday that the generosity from friends and strangers has
restored their faith in humanity. Over 4,400 people have donated more
than $246,000 to the couple through GiveForward.com.
The families say they don't want the couple to worry about paying for
prosthetics and modifications to their home during the recovery
Thirty-year-old Patrick and 32-year-old Jessica are in
stable condition and recovering from surgery. They were married in
Boston in August. Jessica is a nurse at Massachusetts General Hospital,
one of several area hospitals treating bomb victims.
Contributing: G. Jeffrey MacDonald; the Associated Press
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PCC in the News
News: Women's Basketball Bench Gets To Shine In 52-Point Win Over Compton
The Pasadena City College women's basketball team got to show off its role players as the bench provided 51 points in the Lancers' 88-36 pounding over visiting El Camino College Compton Center Wednesday night. PCC improved to 15-5 overall and remain in second place in the South Coast Conference North Division at 4-1.
The game started 25 minutes late due to Compton's bus being tardy. The Tartars (2-15, 0-5) had six players available as PCC head coach Joe Peron used the 40 minutes to give significant playing time to players to the reserves.
While starting guard Kiara Phillips led the Lancers with 18 points (8-for-13 from the field), starring from the bench was sophomore forward Brandi DuBose, who scored 12 points and grabbed eight rebounds. Backup frosh guard Joelle Tucker added 10 points, six rebounds, four steals and three assists.
The rest of the bench featured sophomore forward Averie-Alice Guzman with eight points, four rebounds and four assists, frosh forward Tyler Polk scoring seven points and distributing four assists, freshman center Bailey Williams adding five points, five rebounds, two assists and two blocks, first-year guard Emily Thach with five points and three assists, and rookie forward Kandace Payne chipping in four points and seven rebounds.
The bench shot an impressive 60 percent from the field, 23 of 38 shots, while the starters only made 16 of 40. Overall, the Lancers shot 50 percent from the floor.
After resting most of the game, sophomore starting center Kaitlyn Parks used the last few minutes to nearly reach a double-double on 10 points and nine rebounds.
For Compton, Trina Armstrong played well, scoring 10 points, blocking three shots, and leading everyone with eight steals.
PCC plays at El Camino College on Friday, Jan. 24 in a 7 p.m. tip-off at the Torrance campus.
[Photo--Joelle Tucker goes up for an attempt during PCC's rout over Compton Wednesday at Hutto-Patterson Gymnasium, image by Richard Quinton, sports information photographer.]
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Air Conditioning by Vintage Air - Air And GracesWritten by on October 7, 2009 Ensuring The Purple Pig Stays Cool With Vintage Air.
Despite its appearance now, I actually used the Purple Pig as my daily driver when I first moved to California, commuting 70 miles a day. With nothing more than a seat inside the car, and temperatures where I lived at the time too much for me to bear on my afternoon drive home, I realized for the first time why installing air conditioning was so popular in hot rods and customs! Bear in mind I'd just moved from a country where heaters and demisters are requirements, not cold air!
Four years on, and I couldn't imagine not having A/C, so I called Vintage Air to discuss my requirements for the project '49. They sent me a couple of mock-up evaporator units to try under my dash, which enabled me to determine which one would work best, and to drill the mounting holes in the firewall before I welded, filled, and painted it. Once I'd determined the Magnum Gen IV evaporator was going to fit, and indeed fit better than the smaller Compact Gen II version (the shape of the Magnum fit around the sheetmetal under my dash better and allowed the evaporator to sit higher on the firewall), Vintage Air sent all the components I needed.
I ran across a small problem with the location, but that was my fault. I wanted to run the hoses through the firewall, as I thought I could use the stock fresh air tube hole, and proceeded to weld and paint the firewall. May I suggest you fit your A/C system in, then, and only then, start bodywork!
Despite the modern underpinnings and running gear, I am very keen to maintain a vintage look to the interior and exterior of the Chevy (yes I know the evaporator hangs below the dash, but I'll disguise it as best I can later) and as such didn't really want modern A/C controls to show. I could have hidden them in what's left of my glovebox, but I'd rather have them easily accessible. Vintage Air offers conversion kits for owners of some vehicles to retain their stock heater and A/C controls, and their '61-62 Impala kit converts a three-cable system to electric operation. With the '49 Chevy using three cables, I used this kit to convert my stock controls.
If I've connected the cable converters correctly, my TEMP button should now be the thermostat lever, controlling the temperature from hot to cold, the AIR button should control the blower speed from off to high, and the DEF button should be the mode lever, controlling mode positions from dash to floor to defrost. A combination of positions offered by the three levers will provide heat or cold air to the various vents, the sequences shown in the Vintage Air conversion kit instructions. Also shown in the instructions is the calibration procedure, which I haven't done yet because the system needs to be completely hooked up to do so. This will set the range of travel for the cable converters connected to my stock control panel, setting their highest and lowest points.
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Vintage Air has these great mock-up evaporator units that enable you to see which one will fit your project, so you can purchase the correct one the first time. You can check with one of their dealers or go to Vintage Air directly, and for a deposit of around $50 they will send you one of these units. When you return it you get the $50 back toward the unit you buy that you now know will fit. These are the Magnum Gen IV (top) and Compact Gen II units.Don't think the smaller the unit, the easier it'll be to fit. I actually couldn't get the Compact evaporator up under my dash, owing to the large recess to clear the head on the stock straight-six. The Magnum Gen IV is shaped to clear such a protuberance, though I did have to trim 3/4 inch from the lower lip of my dash, as shown.Here's the Magnum Gen IV mock-up unit in place. Guess I'll be saying goodbye to the stock glovebox hinges. There's probably another inch of room to move the unit up, but I'll need space to get my hands up there to connect the defroster vents as well as clearance for the wiper mechanisms to operate.With the mock-up unit still in place, and before I filled and painted the firewall, I decided to mount the bulkhead fitting on a plate over the old fresh air vent hole. There was enough room behind it to install the fittings and I figured the removable plate would make access easier in the future.Here are the contents of one of the three boxes that arrived from Vintage Air: the GEN-IV system, including the Magnum heat, cool and defrost model evaporator and mounting brackets, compressor, electric solenoid heater control valve, ducting, fittings, and wiring harness. I won't be using the demister vents, as the stock ones will suffice. The box also contained the Pro-line compressor and alternator bracketry I'd requested, since I'll run V-belts rather than a serpentine system.Looking through the glovebox opening, you'll see that the front mounting bracket needs modification. The brackets are not application-specific.Now with the actual A/C unit in place, I marked the bracket inline with the upper glovebox opening lip and bent it forward, slightly less than 90 degrees to line up with the lip.I welded extra steel to the bracket, leaving a cutout for the glovebox latch, and bolted the bracket to the lip. I left the original mounting holes in the bracket as they'll likely be useful to zip-tie the defroster ducting to, in order to keep it away from the wiper mechanism. The wiring you can see comes from the A/C controls.
Vintage Air offers different designs of bulkhead fittings, and while the inline version would have fit perfectly on a raised section of the firewall with rounded ends that looked made for the job, the A/C unit bolts up right behind it, leaving no space to connect the fittings inside the car.With the mock-up unit still in place, and before I filled and painted the firewall, I decided to mount the bulkhead fitting on a plate over the old fresh air vent hole. There was enough room behind it to install the fittings and I figured the removable plate would make access easier in the future.Hmm ... with the firewall painted and the A/C unit in place, it was apparent that the heater pipes exited the unit in exactly the same place I'd planned the bulkhead fitting to mount. At least I didn't have to weld up the holes and re-paint!Something I'd thought about doing was to run the A/C and heater hoses through the original fresh air tubing along the inner front fender, so after a rethink I decided to mount the bulkhead fitting in this length of tube that originally held the fresh air door.However, I couldn't simply weld a plate over the end of the tube, for two reasons. Most importantly, I'd never be able to tighten the nuts on the A/C and heater hoses, and secondly I wanted to be able to fit the fresh air tube in a factory-like manner. So I cut 1 1/4 inches from the second, now redundant, tube, slid it to slide inside the first tube, and welded a plate over that.This gave me a 1 1/4-inch-deep "cap" that I could mount the bulkhead fitting to. Using the template provided in the packaging, I center punched the 7/8-inch holes before cutting them out with a holesaw.With the "cap" slid inside the tube that bolts to the firewall, this is what it looks like from the backside ...And here's the front. I'll add three set screws to hold the cap in place, and the stock rubber sleeve will join the firewall tube to the fresh air tube, disguising what's now inside. Of course you'll see the hoses when they exit the tube to attach to the compressor, manifold, and water pump, but it'll keep the inner fender tidy. I may even run the front wiring harness through here too.Though the A/C unit is clearly visible under the right side of the dashboard, my aim is to retain the vintage look of the interior, and as such I didn't want modern A/C switches or knobs under or in the dash. A conversation with Vintage Air's Rick Love revealed that as my original heater controls used three cables, there was a chance I could use one of his company's conversion kits to adapt my controls.
Figuring nothing ventured meant nothing gained, I tore into my heater controls. The captive cable adjusters (arrowed) required grinding off to remove them.Once the adjusters are removed, the three control arms look like this, with just a simple hole in the ends.One of the cable clamps also required cutting as it was originally a single piece, and the new slide pot assembly would not fit.The actual control panel may be different but the principle and operation is the same, so I used Vintage Air's '61-62 Impala control panel conversion kit, which includes everything needed, as well as instructions. For once I actually read them!Here's the modified control panel, the three slide pot assemblies, or cable converters, supplied in the kit, clamps, and new set screws.I welded studs in place of the captive cable adjusters, to which the rods in the slide pot assemblies could now attach. As can be seen in the previous picture, the rods offer plenty of adjustment, though I was able to use the first hole and trim the remainder. Vintage Air advises that there should be a maximum of 1/8 inch between the end of the plastic cable converter housing and the flat part of the rod when the lever is at its innermost position.Here's the completed conversion. Note each cable converter is at a different position in its clamp. This offers adjustment for that 1/8-inch gap.With all three cable converters in place, the wiring harness was attached. This is as simple as attaching a plug into each one and securing them with cable ties. The ends of the cable converters are stepped to ensure the ties can't work loose.My control panel had seen better days, and I had to grind the ends off the mounting bolts to remove it, so these were drilled out and new 3/16-inch bolts welded in their place, before the whole mechanism was cleaned, hit with a Scotch-Brite pad on a mini-grinder, and treated to the finest rattle can satin black from my local hardware store.
With the nice new white harness protected until I clean and paint both sides of the dash, here's the control panel back in place. I still have to repaint the lettering (that'll take a steady hand!) and may even move the panel into a custom mount in the dash itself as I'm not too keen on those cable converters being visible under the dash. Of course in an Impala they'd be behind the dash.Here's where we leave it for this installment, with the control panel in, the A/C unit in, and the bulkhead fitting sorted. Next time we'll plumb and wire the heat, air, and cooling systems.


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Bedford Named Goodyear Professor at Kent State
Former World Bank Information Officer joins Information Architecture and Knowledge Management program
Kent, OH (May 19, 2010) Denise A. D. Bedford, Ph.D. has been appointed the Goodyear Professor in the Information Architecture and Knowledge Management (IAKM) program of the School of Library and Information Science at Kent State University. The professorship was made possible because of the generous support of the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company.
Bedford began her teaching and research on the Kent Campus during the Spring 2010 semester.
Bedford holds a Ph.D. in Information Science from the University of California, Berkeley.
She was the Senior Information Officer at the World Bank from 1997 until she retired in January. She was responsible for management of the World Bank's core metadata strategy, including content type strategy and the various ontologies that support bank metadata.
Bedford said family ties drew her to Kent State. Her father and his three brothers attended Kent State in 1938, one in each year of school. All but one went on to become teachers or professors.
Stan Wearden, Ph.D., dean of the College of Communication and Information at Kent State said, "I'm very excited that Dr. Bedford has joined the faculty of the College of Communication and Information. She is an internationally-known scholar with a high level of expertise in knowledge management, particularly as it applies to the global economy. She is joining one of the top Library and Information Science faculties in the nation and is an outstanding addition to a team that already is ambitious and energetic about further enhancing the school's already strong reputation. I'm also pleased that she is one of several high-profile hires made in our college this year as all of our schools aggressively pursue the university's excellence agenda."


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