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The Department of Management, Entrepreneurship and Strategic Human Resources and Business Leaders of Tomorrow (BLT) are pleased to host a panel discussion on careers in management and human resources.
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Meet Koree Willer
AMES, Iowa- The 2013 Cyclone Soccer roster contains 10 freshmen on it, with many of them making key contributions to the team this season – one of those freshmen is Koree Willer.
In just her first game Willer came up huge for the Cyclones with the game winning goal against South Dakota State. The Fort Collins, Colo. native has played a vital role to lead Iowa State to a 3-1 record so far this season.
While Willer has already shown her playmaking abilities on the field, she has a full time schedule outside of sports too. Cyclones.com caught up with the young playmaker.
What made you decide to come to Iowa State?
"I chose Iowa State for a lot of reasons. I am in the engineering college and they have a very good engineering program here. I really like the team and the coaches here. My dad ran track here, and I have some family around this area so helped in my decision."
How did it feel to score the game winning goal against SDSU?
"It was great. The game was very competitive in the last couple of minutes. To know that it was the first goal of my collegiate career is pretty cool. I can't take credit for it though, the team pushed through in the end to get that goal."
Iowa State has seven players on their roster from Fort Collins, Colo. Did that play a role in your decision to come here?
"It's kind of weird how it worked out. We definitely didn't plan it from the start. There are two seniors from Fort Collins, so there was already a connection there. It's nice to have people you know, especially with experience. I have really enjoyed it so far and it hasn't been where I have not met new people either. It's a great balance and I like it."
Do you have a favorite sports memory?
"My first goal, because it was really cool to get to celebrate with my teammates. Knowing I have their support is huge."
When you're not playing soccer what are you doing?
"If I'm not studying for school I'm usually hanging around with friends. Being so busy it's nice to relax sometimes."
What's your favorite movie?
"The Gladiator."
What's usually playing on your iPod?
"I like a little bit of anything, it just depends on my mood."
Cyclones.com will be introducing other players throughout the season. Check back later for our next player introduction.

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Tractor-trailer driver killed on I-75 in Marion
Published: Sunday, April 7, 2013 at 7:18 p.m.
Last Modified: Sunday, April 7, 2013 at 7:18 p.m.
The driver of a tractor-trailer that was parked along Interstate 75 was struck and killed by another tractor-trailer Sunday morning when he stepped into the highway, according to the Florida Highway Patrol.
Manuel Antonio Mendieta, 52, of Orlando had parked his rig on the west shoulder of the southbound lane at mile marker 372 in Marion County at around 10:45 a.m., the FHP reported.
Another tractor-trailer, driven by Harvest Morgan, 53, of Birmingham, Al., was southbound in the center lane when the victim stepped into his lane and was knocked onto the shoulder of the interstate, the report states.
Mendieta was pronounced dead at the scene, the FHP reported.
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LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) - As one of the most conservative Democrats in Congress, former U.S. Rep. Mike Ross of Arkansas received a perfect score from abortion opponents for his votes last year. Abortion rights supporters gave him a "0."
Now that he's running for governor, Ross is portraying himself as a defender of abortion rights and criticizing state legislators who passed an abortion ban nearly identical to one he supported in Washington - and reminding voters ahead of a heated primary that he's in the race as a Democrat.
"He's got to send some important signals to the party base that he's one of them," said Jay Barth, a political science professor at Hendrix College who has been active with the Democratic Party.
While a member of Congress last year, Ross was one of 17 Democrats who backed a bill that would have halted most abortions in Washington, D.C., after 20 weeks of pregnancy, even those resulting from rape or incest. Announcing his run for governor this month, Ross criticized Arkansas legislators for adopting a nearly identical 20-week ban, one that included exemptions for rape and incest that the D.C. ban didn't.
Ross said Gov. Mike Beebe was right to veto that bill and another one stopping most abortions in the 12th week of pregnancy and beyond. The bills became law on two overrides.
"These were clearly nothing more than attacks on women," Ross said after announcing. "These were bills to give partisan legislators ammunition to use in their next campaign that in litigation is going to cost the state tens of millions of dollars. That's tens of millions of dollars they could be spending on education and economic development."
Ross' change was not a surprise to the head of the Arkansas Right to Life group. Two terms ago, Ross received only a 50 percent rating from National Right to Life and the term before that, he had a "0."
"He wasn't somebody we could always count on," said Rose Mimms, executive director of Arkansas Right to Life. "I had hoped that maybe he had a change of heart, but apparently he hasn't."
Douglas Johnson, the legislative director of the National Right to Life Committee, is more direct, calling the ex-congressman "hypocritical and duplicitous" for supporting a ban in Congress but not at the state level.
Ross says he's neither. Circumstances are different, he says, as are the roles of a governor and a member of the U.S. House.
"I was representing the views of my district, which is what a congressman does," Ross told The Associated Press. "What a governor does is a lot different. A governor is the leader of the state and is making decisions based on his values, his morals, his life experiences and his heart."
Ross' rival for the Democratic nomination, former Lt. Gov. Bill Halter, has said the ex-congressman is trying to mislead voters on his past anti-abortion votes.
During Ross' final term in office, the National Right to Life Committee gave him a 100 percent rating after his vote on the 20-week ban, another vote to prohibit federal funding for teaching health centers to train doctors on how to perform abortions and his backing for a measure that would have made it a federal crime to perform or force a woman to undergo an abortion based on the sex of a fetus.
Ross also supported measures in 2011 aimed at cutting off federal funding to Planned Parenthood, but had voted against a similar effort when it came up in 2009. A bill that would have barred Arkansas from awarding grants to entities that perform abortions or refer women to abortion providers cleared the state Senate this year, but failed before a House committee.
Ross said he supports maintaining public funding for Planned Parenthood and would have opposed the de-funding effort in the state Legislature.
"I fully support non-abortion related funding for Planned Parenthood so they can do what they do 97, 98 percent of the time, which is address women's health issues," he said.
Ross denies that he's had a change of heart on abortion issues and said he doubts his position pleases either side of the debate.
"Anyone who is a single issue voter on either side of this issue probably would not agree with where I am but I can tell you my view is the majority view of the people of this state," Ross said. "That is we're personally opposed to abortion, we're against state- and federal-funded abortions and we believe from a public policy standpoint that abortion should be safe, legal and rare."
Ross' shift comes as he's seeking the Democratic nomination for governor in a state where Republicans have made dramatic gains over the past two election cycles. Barth said Ross is given some political cover on the abortion shift by linking his stance to Beebe's vetoes of the 12-week and 20-week bans. Beebe, a Democrat who has remained popular in the state despite the Republican surge, cited legal concerns about both prohibitions in rejecting them.
NARAL Pro-Choice America gave Ross a "0'' rating for his last year in office and a 10 percent score the year before. Since 2009, Ross voted with the group on 2 of 14 bills it used to rate lawmakers.
"We're more than happy to welcome converts who understand that women's rights are about more than politics, and that votes like these affect women's lives and their futures," said Tarek Rizk, the group's director of communications. "If Rep. Ross has had a change of heart on these issues, we and the women of Arkansas would be thrilled to see his words translate to action."
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Sunday, November 29, 2009
Homemade Christmas Gifts: Scrappy Bookmarks
15 comments:
- EntertainingMom said...
You definitely need a Fun With Paint Swatch Section ;) Loving these ideas... You might like my painted ornaments I just posted... but then again, I am sure you've done them before because I don't think there isn't anything you haven't!
- November 29, 2009 at 7:53 AM
- EntertainingMom said...
Hah! OK... nevermind... you've been and commented and I will heed your advice. Thanks!
- November 29, 2009 at 7:55 AM
- Kari said...
I love this idea! Yet another way to use those paint sample cards. :)
- November 29, 2009 at 3:14 PM
- Bridgett said...
Very cute!
- November 29, 2009 at 5:30 PM
- mandy said...
these are just plain lovely! and you are so blessed to have so many women for whom to create. :)
- November 29, 2009 at 9:52 PM
- Henley on the Horn said...
What a great idea! I love the bookmarks!
- November 29, 2009 at 10:28 PM
- Henley on the Horn said...
What a great idea!! I love the bookmarks.
- November 29, 2009 at 10:28 PM
- jlbee said...
omg, i love these! so clever and beautiful, like all of your things. i so wish i had a sewing machine and your mad skillz. happy holidays!
- November 29, 2009 at 10:40 PM
- hipchic~cynde said...
Such a fun idea!
- November 30, 2009 at 5:46 PM
- Amie Plumley said...
Great idea! I think Phoebe and I will be making these for teachers - I needed some inspiration. Thanks for the idea.
- December 1, 2009 at 9:55 AM
- Hollie said...
OH MY GOSH... I LOOOOOOVVVVEEEE THESE!!! What do I need to do to convince you to make me a few and mail to me in Texas? Oh my gosh, these are precious and I want one soooo bad!! CUTE IDEA!
You are so crafty!! :D
I wish i could find the time to do all the crafty stuff I want to do. But with a toddler, can't find the time. UGH!!
Thank you for visiting my blog today, it's nice to meet you!
Hollie (aka: Groovewoman)
- December 8, 2009 at 9:54 PM
- gina said...
such a cute idea! And using the baby clothes scraps makes it so personal as well!
- February 16, 2010 at 5:04 PM
- maggy, red ted art said...
Oh these are lovely and colourful!
Will feature you in my themed Recycled Get Crafty 1st Jan!
Would love for you to grab a badge...http://www.redtedart.com/get-crafty-badges/ but only if you fancy it!
Love you site. Gorgeous!
- December 17, 2010 at 9:12 AM
- Amanda said...
I love this! I featured it on my site today! Come grab my NEW button - it's so pretty! :) Hope you have a blessed day!
- December 20, 2010 at 8:12 AM
- RedTedArt said...
You are now on Recycled Get Crafty: http://www.redtedart.com/2011/01/01/recycled-get-crafty/
- January 1, 2011 at 9:20 AM
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Broward County recently passed a very innovative ordinance that will help anyone who is physically challenged and has difficulty pumping their own gasoline at a filling station.
The new law mandates that all self-serve gas stations post a sign on all gas pumps providing a telephone number to reach an attendant. As long as the driver has a cellphone, he or she will be able to get help.
I was very happy to introduce this ordinance thanks to Tom Werner, who is with the Paralyzed Veterans Association of Florida. I was also very happy that I had the full support by all Broward County Commissioners.
Gas stations have 90 days to comply with this ordinance which requires them to prominently display a sign, decal or sticker on a blue background with the telephone number for a handicapped driver to call for assistance at the pump. It is a minimal cost for the gas station and a big win for people who need a little extra help.
Port Everglades currently holds the world record for the highest number of passengers sailing in and out of a seaport in a single day. It was March 20, 2010 with 53,365 guests passing through the Port. Although there were high hopes of breaking that incredible record again this year on March 17, the Port fell shy by just 745 passengers. Eight of the largest cruise ships at Port Everglades sailed that day from cruise lines including Carnival, Princess, Royal Caribbean, MSC and Holland America. Still, some 52,620 people set sail or returned from a fabulous cruise that day; quite impressive for Broward's seaport! By the end of September, Port Everglades expects that over 3.6 million passengers will have come through the Port.
Meanwhile, Port Everglades has begun a $54 million cruise terminal renovation project at no cost to taxpayers which will transform four existing cruise terminals into modern passenger facilities for more than 30 different Carnival Corporation cruise ships as well as cruise ships from other lines. The various terminals will be completed between December 2012 and early June 2013. Learn more about taking a cruise at porteverglades.net.
If you need information about Broward County Government, you can conveniently call one location to find information about all of the County's agencies. The Broward County Call Center is a fast, simple and convenient way to reach trained, professional information specialists who are available in any language including English, Spanish and Creole.
The Call Center is open Monday-Friday, 8:30 a.m.- 5 p.m. Under emergency conditions, like a hurricane, the Call Center is open 24/7.
The number is 954-831-4000, or just dial 3-1-1 from any phone in Broward County.
Be sure to forward this email to your friends and neighbors who live in District 3 (Parkland, Coral Springs, Tamarac and North Lauderdale).


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Seagate Barracuda XT 2000GB / 2TB 7.2K 6.0 Gb/s SATA Hard Drive ST32000641AS - Factory Recertified
Capacity: 2TB
Spindle Speed: 7,200RPM
Interface Type: SATA
Disk Size: 3.5inx1.0in LFF Hard Drive
Sustained Throughput (MBps): 138
Average Seek Time (read/write ms): 8.5 / 9.5
Electrical Interface Speed: SATA 600 - 6.0Gbps
On-Board Cache: 64MB
The new Barracuda XT hard drive from Seagate offers customers a compelling new storage choice for high-capacity, high-performance computing solutions. Unlike other available 2-TB solutions that run at 5400- or 5900-RPM speeds, the new Barracuda XT drive is built on a full-speed, 7200-RPM, 4-disk platform. Further turbocharged with a huge 64-MB cache and the industry's new, high-performance SATA 6Gb/s interface, the Barracuda XT drive is destined to set a new standard for high-speed desktop performance. High-definition content is driving the need for space and speed. Whether on the Internet, in a theater or erupting from a high-powered PC gaming rig, content is getting richer and proliferating around the world. The professionals who develop and produce this content and the consumers who enjoy it find themselves in need of more powerful computing systems to process and store this data. No longer do power users need to compromise when it comes to choosing capacity or speed; the Barracuda XT drive has it all! Discerning high-performance PC users, multimedia development professionals and power users in general will appreciate the capacity, performance and flexibility the Barracuda XTdrive offers.
Capacity: 2000GB / 2TB / 2 TB
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Galvanic Corrosion of a Magnesium Alloy in Contact with Steel
Application ID: 10914
Magnesium alloys are attractive alternatives as lightweight materials in various fields of engineering. Magnesium is however relatively non-noble and may suffer considerable galvanic corrosion when being used in conjunction with other metals, for instance when mounting an Mg alloy component using steel fasteners.
This model example simulates a galvanic corrosion couple consisting of a magnesium alloy (AZ91D) and mild steel, with salt water (5% NaCl) as electrolyte. The example is based on a paper by J.X. Jia and others.


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Cycling innovations throughout the years have typically originated in the European market and trickled over to the US along with five minute, grainy, late-night summaries of races that shut down entire communities for days at a time overseas. The US-based manufacturer HED is changing that, though, with innovations in ride quality and 360-degree aerodynamics that many of its European counterparts are struggling to keep up with. The HED Ardennes FR Tubular Wheelset may be one of the best examples of the technological dynamism of company founder, the late Steve Hed.
The Ardennes FR Tubulars are prepared with the same recipe of low spoke count, shallow-depth, and rock-solid C2 rim as the FR clinchers. The rim is scandium, which really means that it's an alloy of aluminum and scandium that effectively mimics the fatigue resistance, stiffness, and strength of titanium, so the end product can be made with less material — and therefore lower weight — than aluminum alone. It's also the original flagship species of HED's Ardennes genus, which introduced the higher comfort, lower rolling resistance, better cornering, and aerodynamic benefits of a wider 23 millimeter rim. Add tubular frosting to the 23 millimeter cake and you get even more comfort and cornering confidence.
The hubs come from HED's Sonic line. They run ABEC5 bearings on oversized axles, 12mm in front and 15mm in the rear. The flanges are spaced as widely as possible to create a stronger bracing angle, resulting in lateral stiffness that any rider approaching HED's suggested weight limit of 190 pounds will appreciate. The front hub has a carbon-fiber tube with aluminum end caps. The rear is aluminum with flanges, and both skewers have titanium shafts. The ratchet ring in the rear hub is titanium as well. Even the rear hub has been stepped up, with a grease port and carbon-fiber port cap; with this, you can thoroughly wash your bike and re-lube without taking your wheel apart.
The spokes are Sapim's popular and aerodynamic CX-Ray bladed spokes with self-securing aluminum nipples. The straight-pull spokes are laced radially in front to aluminum end caps bonded to a carbon fiber shaft. The rear is laced two-cross for greater stiffness.
The HED Ardennes FR Tubular Wheelset comes with a Shimano/SRAM 11-speed freehub body. It bears re-stating that HED recommends a rider weight limit of 190-225 pounds.


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Bridging the LTL Relationship Gap
January 14, 2011
Many savvy logistics professionals think about "relationships" as a state of mind that exists between individuals and "relationship management" as a process that describes how companies work together on all levels to create value for each other. Unfortunately, others don't get it and only pursue relationships when there's something in it for them—usually financial—or they disregard it entirely.
As children, encouraging parents gave us food and a safe, warm place to live. As we grew into teenagers, our learning experiences over time had a lot to do with sentiment, attractiveness, communication skills, patience, and trust. Those feelings in varying degrees are in play today for each of us personally and professionally.
Over the next few pages we'll aim to provide logistics professionals with a few ideas on how relationships can be managed to bring about value for companies. We'll also try to help both sides of the transportation equation come to terms with the fact that relationship management must occur on multiple levels—and over time—if it's to be considered successful.
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COBB COUNTY, Ga. -- Authorities are investigating a fatal accident that halted traffic for a couple of hours on Interstate 75 on Monday afternoon.
Authorities say, 24-year-old Fatma E. Shalaby died after she lost control of her her 2010 Nissan Senta while traveling southbound near Delk Road on Interstate 75.
A preliminary investigation shows that Shalaby's car struck a pickup truck driven by 37-year-old Danny Cox. According to reports, the truck was pulling a double-axle trailer full of steel.
Shalaby was pronounced dead on the scene. The other motorists involved were not injured.


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Announces Appointment of Amy Wallace as new Dean of University Library
Camarillo, Calif., June 4, 2009 California State University Channel Islands President Richard R. Rush announced the appointment of Amy Wallace as Dean of University Library. Wallace will assume her duties on July 1.
Wallace joined the Channel Islands campus in June, 2003, as Head of Public Services and Outreach, and has been serving as Interim Dean of University Library since July 2008 when former dean, Paul Adalian, retired.
Cal State Channel Islands is fortunate to have a person of Amy Wallaces quality and experience lead our library. Her record of achievement and her commitment to the work of students and faculty have prepared her well to carry forward the librarys central role on this campus, said University President Richard R. Rush.
In her new role as Dean of University Library, Wallace will guide strategic and operational planning for the Library and seek innovative ways to foster information literacy, expand the Librarys collection, and maximize the use of technology. I look forward to drawing upon my experience to the lead the Librarys amazing team of innovators and to promote their endeavors, which are breaking new ground in the field of library and information science, said Wallace.
During her tenure at CSUCI, Wallace has maintained an outstanding record of teaching, scholarship, and service. In addition to her many professional affiliations, Wallace currently serves on the Board of the Association for Information Science and Technology (ASIST), the Board of LOEX: Clearinghouse for Library Instruction, and as vice president for the California Association of College and Research Libraries. Wallace is a recipient of the ASIST Cretsos Leadership Award and a member of the Phi Beta Mu Library and Information Science Honor Society.
Prior to joining the library faculty at CSUCI, Wallace held library positions at the University of California, San Diego; The Claremont Colleges, and Chapman University. Wallace holds a masters degree in library and information science from San Jose State University; a masters degree in history from San Diego State University; and a bachelors degree in history from San Diego State University.


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Svetlana Kuznetsova may have hit rock bottom.
The Russian headcase, who has the distinct "honor" of losing her last 10 of 11 final appearances, faced compatriot, qualifier, and World No.75 Elena Vesnina in her opening round match in Dubai. Sveta won the first set 6-4, lost the second 3-6, and was served a stone cold bagel in the third set. Double *ouch*.
After the humiliating loss the former US Open champ told the press,
The court was fast, and I just could not get the feel of the ball throughout the match. I am now off to Moscow, and I really need to work hard on my game.Like, duh - and I'm not talking about the supposedly troubling "fast" court.
Sveta is one lady baller who can't be accused of not playing enough. Last year she played 19 tourneys, including all 4 Grand Slams, the Olympics, and WTA Championships not to mention the semifinals and finals of FED CUP. This season she's already played in Sydney, the Aussie Open, the opening weekend of FED CUP, and now Dubai.
Clearly she's burnt out and needs a break, a hiatus from the Tour (like a month) to get her game together. It's a very slippery slope to tennis oblivion and at this point in her career the 24-year old's focus should be narrowing to the major tourneys and the Grand Slams.
It'll also give her an opportunity to sit down with a sport shrink. Now, I don't like to throw that card out lightly but this lady baller is a prime candidate for some couch time, don't ya think?
*calls Amelie for references*
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Tuesday, February 17, 2009
THE LOW DOWN: Sveta gets dumped in Dubai second round - is a head shrinker on speed dial?
Labels: Dubai, Svetlana Kuznetsova, tennis
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1)She needs to sit with her legs together/closed. That is not an enjoyable view.ReplyDelete
2)About the shrink: get in line my Richard is first.
1) LOL! It's like the dark depths down there - scary!
2) Reeshard missed his appts many times apparently. It's Sveta's turn (or Ana's, or most of the WTA Tour). To the back of the line with Reeshard!!!
Yeah, it's bad when a former Major champ can't handle the pressure of the Dubai second round! Sheesh.ReplyDelete
I'd have to go back and check, but I have a theory that she started playing badly ever since she heard that Roger enjoys watching her play. Jinx!
FF: I'm sure he's eating his words now. Maybe Sveta should ask him to take it back and then we can see what happens after that.ReplyDelete
I second the sitting thing. Doesn't mothers teach that to all girls?ReplyDelete
I second the shrink too. Can I be Marat's?
babz: You want to shrink Marat's head? That pretty head of his?? Can I watch???ReplyDelete
That's okay Rich, I'll keep Richard company while he waits for his appointment. We can practice frenching...uh...I mean French...as in the language. I should go now (;ReplyDelete
I would so enjoy shrinking that pretty head of his. And yes you may watch.ReplyDelete
*hands over no pictures/videos of the event to be signed by rich*
I still believe in Kuzzi!ReplyDelete


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Joshua Tree Climbing Area Closed Due to Vandalism
Officials at Joshua Tree National Park have closed the Rattlesnake Canyon area due to a recent spate of vandalism, according to a press release. Rattlesnake Canyon is a popular trad climbing and bouldering area in the park. Users will not be able to enter the area from April 8 through April 30 to prevent any future vandalism.
Apart from climbing, bouldering, and canyoneering, Joshua Tree is also home to ancient rock art which has now been defaced by graffiti artists.
"While this started as a few markings, social media posts appear to have sparked numerous individuals' interest in adding to the vandalism of this scenic canyon," stated the press release. "The continued malicious desecration of Joshua Tree National Park has now affected archeological sites."
Other areas of the park remain unaffected.
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Look at that buck! Good job on a taken a great CA antlope.
Here's my buck I got opening afternoon. Almost pulled the trigger on him opening morning but left my range finder in truck and knew he was at least 500 yds. I'm fine with 500 yds with my 300 Rem Ultra Mag and 24x scope. Do it often and know my 30 in. Drop . But I didn't know if was over 500. I scooted my but over about a foot to clear some twigs and the doe's above him busted me and they all took off. Came back about 1:30 pm and the doe's were lower and now in the hay field but I didn't see the buck. I finally spotted him working his way down the hill towards them. I had made it to the trees by the creek without them seeing me again . I was a little further down and the were feeding/walking from my right to left I couldn't see the buck yet but could see the does through trees. I was in the open outside the trees sitting with bipod out ready. The does came in view and I thought for sure they would see me and bust. This time I had a white t shirt over my shoulder. Trick I learned in Wyoming many yrs. ago. The buck came down to the does and was checking them out. I took both of my range finders this time. I couldn't get my Leupold to range so I tried my trusty Leica. First range bam 405 yds. Perfect. Waited until he cleared the does and was broadside and hammered him. I made a good friend with the rancher. We talked and told stories for 3 days. He was 85 yrs old and didn't look 70. I don't think he gets to talk to anybody new often. I asked for permission to hunt his ranch and he said why sure ! You are the first one to ask and its all your's until your done. Nobody else allowed to hunt. Most all other ranchers said yes also but all said that they had a couple other hunters coming in . I didn't even see any antelope on his property but I knew there would be and he told me there were. Found them next morning right off. The rancher was tickled I got one. He had a gamble hook and helped me hang it in the tree. Brought his hose down from house and let me hose it off before and after skinning/caping. Wouldn't let me haul off the discarded pieces. Showed me where to put them for the magpie's and coyote's. He even let me park my trailer/Razor at his house so I didn't have to haul it around for 3 days. My turbo in my truck took a dump on the way up. Thought it was fuel pump. Lots off fun going up through the Sierra's on hwy 395. Went back hwy 5 . The Grapevine was hard getting up . Had to use 3rd gear most of the way but it was an hour and a half quicker with 12.5 hrs. and 740 miles compared to 14 hrs 700 mi.. Best part of trip was meeting and talking to the rancher. I made a new friend and he said come back when you can and for deer. Told him that might take a few years for X3A. Iceing on the cake was getting the buck, which by the way, was better than I thought he was and was surprised when I walked up to him.
I have some on digital camera I haven't down loaded yet. They have my ugly mug in then that I had the rancher take for me.
He has 7 in. base's. 5 in. prong's but is lacking in length. You all can guess. I never had cared about score's or record books. If they are a good representitve of the species, that's good enough for me. I won't go to my grave sad because I didn't kill a 200 in buck or 400 in bull or 80 in antelope. I like to hunt too much for that and like to kill and eat them. Guess you don't call that trophy hunting... It's all good !
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Look at that buck! Good job on a taken a great CA antlope.
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you got first peek from phone...
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Don, Hope you don't mind, I blew a few of your pics up for everyone to see.
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Absolutely great prongs! Really respectable buck, I'd take him in a heartbeat.
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Glad you did ! Been jerkin around trying to load pics for an hour ! I've been trying to get the first one you had on there 5 times. Won't download. Maybe 5 is the limit ? your's are bigger even after double clicking on the ones I downloaded.
Thanks for doing it !
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I only 5 bucks the whole time. I saw one by itself 50 yards from the road that was a couple inches taller but didn't have as good of base's and prong's. Couldn't find the land owner either. That was on opening moring comiing back from getting busted by the one I killed.
Nice buck, he looks like he carries the mass pretty well. Meeting new friends beats a Boone and Crockett animal any day.
Hey Don! That is a really nice goat. Looks like an old guy. Very unique heavy horns. Now everybody will be putting in for Big Valley.
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Difference: SansaAMSHardwareMappings (r85 vs. r84)
Hardware Mappings for the different Sansa AMS Devices
DMA lines
The DMA Controller present in the devices (ARM Primecell PL081) supports 16 DMA peripheral request lines.
The common mapping between all models is:
And a line specific to e200v2:
GPIO ports
The AS3525 has 4 GPIO ports (A, B, C, D) of 8 bits each. GPIO ports B and C are shared with the DBOP (to control a display).
The table below lists all GPIOs for which the function has been discovered so far.
The mapping for Fuze and e200v2 are the same, with the exception of A1.
Button readout
Clip buttons
The SansaClip uses a row/column keyscan method to read most keys: it scans through the rows by putting a high level on GPIO C4, C5 or C6 and reads back the values on GPIO B0, B1 and B2 to determine which button was pressed.
When switching all Clip GPIO's as input, the values appearing on the GPIOs are (in hex): GPIOA=0x00, GPIOB=0xF8, GPIOC=0x43, GPIOD=0x00.
Clip v2 buttons
The Clip v2 uses a row/column keyscan method to read most keys: it scans through the rows by putting a low level on GPIO D3, D4 or D5 and reads back the values on GPIO D0, D1 and D2 to determine which button was pressed. See this forum post.
To read the hold/power button you have to set A7 direction out, set pin A7, wait a little bit (I used for(i=0;i<50;i++) asm volatile("nop"); ) , read A3; unset pin A7 and set the direction to input to read power button (quoted from this forum post).
Clip+ buttons
The clip+ does not use the same row/column keyscan method that the clip & clipv2 use. When a button is pressed it sets the corresponding GPIO pin high. There is no hold button for the clip+. The OF implements the hold function with a long home press.
m200v4 buttons
The Sansa m200v4 uses a row/column keyscan method to read most keys: it scans through the rows by putting a high level on GPIO A4, A5 and A6 and reads back the values on GPIO A0, A1 and A2 to determine which button was pressed.
c200v2 buttons
Buttons are connected to the DBOP data pins (also used for the display). To read the buttons, first a high level is applied to the data pins, next the data pins are read back after some time (0.5 microsecond or so). A low level at this time indicates an active button.
c200v2, e200v2 & Fuze buttons
These players have buttons connected to the DBOP data pins (also partially accessible through GPIOB and GPIOC). These DBOP data pins are used for both communication with the display and with the buttons. Most buttons seem to control a relatively weak pull-up or pull-down resistor on these pins. To read a button we put a low or high level on a DBOP data pin, then wait a bit (a microsecond or so) and check if the logic level changed because of a button pulling the data pin the other way.
Most buttons have a low active level (so we put a high level on the pin and see if it gets changed to a low level), except for the hold button on the e200v2 and fuze which are active high.
On the fuze, the dock indication bit seems to be at DBOP bit 9 (active high), see this forum post.
DBOP_DIN based buttons:
clipzip buttons
This player uses a row/column keyscan method to read most keys: it scans through the rows by putting a high level on either GPIO C1 or C2 and reads back the values on GPIO C3, C4 and C5 to determine which button was pressed.
Other buttons can be read out directly through GPIO A6 (volume down), A7 (volume up) and D6 (power), with a high level indicating a pressed button.
Clip+ and Fuzev2 variants
The Clip+ and Fuzev2 come in two "variants", related to button light (fuzev2 only) and sd card control (clip+ and fuzev2). The variant is indicated by the default level on pin GPIO B5 when configured as an input. Variant 0 has a low level, variant 1 has a high level (probably due to a pull-up).
In rockbox, the detected AMSv2 variant is shown in the "HW info" debug menu. In the original firmware of the clip+, the variant can be seen by going into the diagnostic menu and checking for either HERMON (variant 0) or COMBO4E (variant 1).
variant 0
Variant 0 has separate command and data and lines for the sd card interface.
On the fuzev2, the button light is controlled by GPIO B5 (the clip+ does not have a button light).
variant 1
Variant 1 has a single set of command and data lines for the sd card interface. The data lines are shared between the "internal" and external sd slots. The command line can be switched to either the internal or the external slot using GPIO B5 when configured as an output (which is the same pin used for detecting the variant).
On the fuzev2, the button light is controlled by a PWM output. In theory, it should be possible to dim the button light to some intermediate brightness with this variant. On the fuzev2, the HOME button is inverted on variant 1 compared to variant 0.
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With news already swirling that Ana Ivanovic is considering jumping ship after her contract goes up next season, Smith & Street's SportsBusiness Journal is reporting that Anna Chakvetadze signed a new deal during the US Open to join Fila. The former top-tenner will join Svetlana Kuznetsova and Agnes Szavay in the brand's stable.
None of this news is particularly surprising when you consider their lackadaisical efforts to promote tennis, including non-existent press initiatives to promote their ballers and the majors (where were their lead up events to PR the US Open last month?). Plus, they offer uninspired designs for their tennis gear and can't even provide proper grass-court trainers for their top ballers to wear during Wimbledon. And now they want to push racquets? P-P-P-Please.
I'm not even sponsored by adidas and I want to leave. Could Nole be next to jump after his contract expires next year? Stay tuned...
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THE LOW DOWN: adidas losing more ballers, Chaky to join Fila
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- AnonymousSeptember 22, 2008 at 4:22 PM
should be very interesting to see if adidas will be able to keep ivanovic.ReplyDelete
One point with Ana - what about her coach? Isn't he paid by Adidas? She must be planning to pay him herself. Wow, what a concept for a player who's made it to No. 1.ReplyDelete
It must be the money that's deciding things - I'd wear the same old white with black stripes if I were getting paid enough. Perhaps Adidas doesn't care about tennis anymore and isn't paying up?
- AnonymousSeptember 22, 2008 at 10:47 PM
in response to freakfries yes Sven is employed by adidas and i think he will be the ultimate decision if Ana leaves adidas or not. i just dont see Ana and Sven parting ways at this time.ReplyDelete
- MercedesSeptember 23, 2008 at 4:33 AM
Well...adidas gears are too simple.ReplyDelete
Fortunately, there is still a collection of Stella McCartney, or I think Adidas is definitely out of the tennis league!!
- AnonymousSeptember 24, 2008 at 10:52 AM
isn't sven the common coach for all adidas players? such that if 2 adidas players face each other in a match, sven cannot coach either of them? so i wonder if sven would be a major factor in ana's decision to leave adidas.ReplyDelete
well from what i understand he's part of their player development program and obviously works with ana. he can't be present at any matches where two adidas ballers are competing against each other.ReplyDelete
so he's a big variable here: does she stay because she wants to keep working with him, does she leave and offer him some type of private coaching situation, or does she leave because she doesn't have a full-time coach who can be with her exclusively.
i believe he's a major part of the decision making here - he did get her to her first major and the top ranking. nothing to sneeze at for sure.


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The objective of Phase III is to initiate and complete a community mobilization intervention aimed at ultimately reducing HIV incidence and prevalence among youth. The intervention will consist of guiding C2P coalitions through a strategic planning process that will result in the development and implementation of a local action plan. The action plan will focus on changing structural elements of the affected communities that are believed to be associated with youth HIV acquisition and transmission. Each coalition's plan will include: (1) identification of potential community structural changes and specific steps for how to effect such changes; and (2) the selection of a community-level Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)-endorsed HIV prevention program. These activities will be described in this document. Details related to the training, technical assistance, adaptation, and implementation of the selected CDC program will be subsequently submitted for IRB review as part two of Phase III (ATN 041).
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