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Fernando Verdasco has a big clay hill to climb in the round of 16. The Spaniard defeated Russian headbanger Mikhail Youzhny 7-6 (5), 5-7, 7-5, 6-1 in the third round and will meet compatriot Rafael Nadal for a place in the quarterfinals.
Now I've always been a fan of Fernando's physical ass-sets but unfortunately he's got a hairy situation on his, er, head people. It seems to be a mullet trying to disguise itself as a new-fangled Spanish hairdo.
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Here's hoping his day off finds him at a barber somewhere in the lovely city of Paris.ReplyDelete
it's like he started to get a new style and the clippers broke - finish the job!ReplyDelete
Perhaps Chardy could help him with hair advice, and Fernando could help him out in return to find a shirt that fits? Just a thought.ReplyDelete
yes yes we want Ferndi's hair to be longerReplyDelete
like a mohawk !! :)
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Before whenever I imported videos on my timeline, there would be an orange bar in my event browser indicating I've used that portion of the clip. In the new 10.0.6 version, I don't see this. Is there some kind of setting I have to turn on, or was I imagining it this whole time and this never existed?
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10th Anniversary Show - Blood DragWritten by on October 1, 2010 10th Anniversary Show In Lawrenceville, Georgia
The car and truck show with the strange sounding name is part of a long-standing tradition that goes back more than a decade. In an attempt to help a club member involved in a serious accident, the Florida-based Local Minis car and truck club banded together, first to donate blood to the blood bank and then to help raise money to cover the member's medical expenses. Called Blood Drag, the show caught on and, with everyone healthy once again, it transitioned into a fun annual event. Eddy Cebreco and his good friend "Big John" were charter members of the original club and Eddy is still active with the event and the current show promoter. Assisted by No Regrets car and truck club, Eddy welcomed more than 250 vehicles to the Gwinnett County Fairgrounds in Lawrenceville, Georgia, for the March event. Drivers got the party rolling Friday night at the pre-party, held at Moonshine Customs Paint and Body, in Winder. Saturday morning, in addition to enjoying the collection of custom and classic vehicles on display, the stereophiles in the crowd participated in a double-points USACI stereo competition. Young and old enjoyed the race car simulator at VooDoo Rides with its real-time excitement. You felt like you were in the cockpit of an actual car. The dozen or so vendors at the fairgrounds had lots of tempting items for sale. And, at the end of the day, the Saturday-night after-party was held at Hooters in Lawrenceville, packed wall-to-wall with hard-partying truckers. Special thanks to Hooters Marketing Coordinator Jayden Hindall for making the party a success.
On Sunday, truckers were treated to a unique display, thanks to the 18-Wheelers in attendance. Demonstrating the power of their heavy-duty wreckers, they raised a full-size tractor into the air, making a great photo op for the trucks at the show. Before long, everyone was parked underneath. The Sunday-afternoon awards ceremony, with custom Plexiglas trophies made by Jon Fulmer, sent more than 65 drivers home with fresh additions to their trophy cabinets. Ground Level car and truck club received the Club Participation award for the most entries and Terry Temples' beautiful '59 Apache captured Best in Show.
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Although it might not be for everyone, there was lots of careful engineering hiding behind the rust in this vintage Ford.Rolling on 22-inch wheels, this blue and white '66 Chevrolet C10 is owned by Seth Biggs from Morristown, Tennessee. It features a matching blue and white interior along with a custom wood bed.This '72 red Cheyenne C10 pickup truck is owned by Jason Shook. It runs a new 350 V-8 and rolls on 20-inch rims. Jason spiced up his Bow Tie with an unusual set of taillights from a '30 Model A Ford.Terry Temples' Viper Red '59 Apache was one of the top trucks at the event. A finalist in the Goodguys Truck of the Year competition, the cool classic took Best in Show.Greg Miller's rejuvenated '53 Chevy runs a modern LT1 V-8, a custom chassis, late-model suspension, and dozens of body mods, finished up with a cool shade of DuPont Hot Hues Midouri Sour.
The 18-Wheeler drivers at Blood Drag put on a show of their own, demonstrating the amazing capabilities of their heavy-duty wreckers. The multi-ton vehicle, suspended in mid air, made for some great photo opportunities.Running a satin black paintjob, this vintage Chevrolet is the second Sam Turner vehicle on display. Sam is an enthusiast who knows what he likes!The No Regrets club members lined up during the awards presentation, in front of the eagerly awaiting crowd. More than 65 trophies went home with new owners.Primered with flames on the front end, this '48 Dodge is owned by Bill Whitten. It features traditional Cragar mags and a unique butterfly hood that works on linear actuators.Sam Turner's third ride, this orange and white '72 Cheyenne was modernized with a new LT1 engine, air suspension, air conditioning, Alpine stereo, and 17/18-inch Coys wheels.


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WHEELING - Prior to the 2012 softball season, Buckeye Local hadn't won an OVAC title since 1999.
Well, the Panthers are celebrating back-to-back championships after their gut-check, 4-3, nod against Buckeye 8 rival Harrison Central in the Class 3A title tilt Saturday afternoon on Lisa's Field.
"We've faced a lot of adversity this season, but these girls have battled through it as a team," Buckeye Local coach Joe Soos said. "When Ivy (Starcher) came back, we've gotten good play out of all of them for the last six or seven days now. Who knows what is going to happen?
"You just have to get it going at the right time. I like where we are right now."
Leading 3-2 in the bottom of the sixth, the fourth-seeded Panthers (10-9), who didn't even qualify for the playoffs until the final day, watched as the second-seeded Huskies (13-5) rallied to draw even when pinch runner Paige Richards raced home on a wild pitch with two outs.
Instead of hanging its heads and getting down, Buckeye Local rallied back to score the game-winner in the top of the seventh. With one out, senior Aliyah Marelli, who was celebrating her birthday, doubled to left-center as Paige Dunlap failed to come up with the ball after a valiant diving effort. Karlee Leonard followed with a double down the left-field line that easily scored Marelli.
The first two Harrison Central batters in the bottom of the seventh watched as the count went to 3-0, but Ivy Starcher fought back to retire both on strikes - the first swinging and the second looking. She then induced a comebacker to seal the deal.
"This is her first complete game in three weeks," Soos said of his ace. "She's had a pulled muscle in her back. She plays angry. She gets the eye of the tiger and she's tough."
Harrison Central took an early 2-0 lead as Katie Ellzy blasted a run-scoring triple to deep right-center with two outs in the first inning. Dunlap, who had walked leading off, raced home on the hit. Ellzy scored when Starcher was called for an illegal pitch.
The Huskies didn't dent home plate again until Richards scored in the sixth.
During that stretch, Starcher, who struck out 10, had set down 14 straight Harrison Central hitters.
Trailing 2-0, Buckeye Local cut the deficit in half in the second when Amy Balk's sacrifice fly to left plated Lauren Swiger, who had walked.
The Panthers took the lead in the fifth as Marelli launched an 0-2 pitch for an RBI triple to the fence in right-center to make it 2-2. With the count 1-1 on Leonard, Ellzy uncorked a wild pitch that Marelli scored on for a 3-2 edge.
"Buckeye has been playing well of late, and they played well (Saturday)," Harrison Central coach Donnie Bethel said. "They gave us a few of the runs that we got, so we can't complain about anything.
Marelli finished a home run shy of the cycle as the Panthers managed eight hits.
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"And about that ziplining invite? Sorry, but I just really don't see that in my future anytime soon." - Famous last words from my blog
On the adventure scale - 10 being Mount Everest climber Sir Edmund Hillary or perhaps Evel Knievel - I'm a negative seven. Call me chicken, but adventurous and athletic activities are just not my thing.
Earlier this summer when a friend suggested I go ziplining, I laughed.
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In fact, just the question alone prompted my blog post,"The Weakest Link Gains Strength." Never, ever, in a million years would I do such a thing!
Well, as they say, never say never.
Here's the back story:
It was just three days after I posted the aforementioned blog when I received a call from Seven Springs Mountain Resort. Apparently, Eric Mauck, CEO of the resort, had read my blog. And the good news? Seven Springs was opening a zipline course that very day!
Good news, that is, for all those people who would like to go ziplining. A few of the powers that be thought it would be a great idea to follow up my blog with a zipline experience ...
"But, did you really read my blog?" I queried.
I was plied with promises of spa treatments and fine dining. A follow-up email from Alex Moser, director of marketing, asked when I'd be coming.
Three weeks. The date was set.
Great. I'd have three weeks to worry that I'd soon be plunging to my death - or figure out a way out of it. Subsequent emails to Moser were titled (by me) "Death Defying Visit."
For the days leading up to my great adventure, I asked everyone I talked to ... friends, acquaintances, total strangers ... "Have you ever ziplined?"
Some had, and loved it. Some hadn't, but wanted to. All I talked to were the adventurous type. They were all probably at least a seven on that adventure scale.
"I need to talk to a chicken!" I said to a woman at Seven Springs just before I embarked on this suicide mission.
My legs were like jelly, walking up to the plank - I mean steps - to the Screaming Hawk Zipline registration area. I was starting to hyperventilate.
"Breathe. Take deep breaths," suggested my daughter's husband, Chris Seidler.
And, then we - my husband Bruce, daughter Amanda, her husband and me -were registered, weighed (you must weigh between 70 and 250 pounds) and meeting our guides, Chad and Keenan.
Apparently, while I was making a last-minute rest room break, my family had clued Chad and Keenan into the fact that I was scared. Very scared.
"We know how to handle that," they said. How? By making fun of that chicken, that's how!
Our adventure started out by being fitted with our gear. I stepped into my harness, then added a trolley system, some lanyards and safety clips, and, "you're snug" we were told.
"Snug?" I said to my guides. "Snug to me means curled up under a blanket in bed in my hotel room."
Hands on his hips, Chad said, "Are you going to be a Debbie Downer the whole time!!!???"
Whoa, Chad. ... "Nope, I'm done! That's it," I said. And I behaved, keeping my fears to myself, as best I could.
We were given helmets. Mine kept falling off. Chad had to get me a children's size. "Hey, you need some ego, Phyllis!" (That would come later.)
OK, so we've got our harnesses and our helmets on, and we set off for the course. A moving sidewalk took us up the hill. Heck, I was unsteady even on that and didn't follow the instruction to step on the orange dot. Geez, I'm already screwing up.
We got to the practice area. Chad and Keenan explained everything we needed to know. Don't mess with our clips. Be assured we were safely harnessed at all times. And have fun. They were incredibly knowledgeable, it seemed. Later (luckily), I found out that Chad just zipped for the first time three weeks prior to my zip, and well, Keenan? He just learned how three days before! But both of them ski, go rock climbing, etc., so this was right up their alley.
We would zip across what looked like a clothesline, just a few feet off the ground. I did it! A bit of a rough approach to the landing, but otherwise, not so bad.
Next was the climb up the Spider Web of ropes to get to Copperhead Tower, from which we could make our first zip. That was a bit of a challenge. A step ladder would've been easier - albeit, less of an adventure.
Once we all made it to to the tower, it was time.
I needed to go first. If I didn't, I wasn't sure I'd go at all.
So, here I go. Sit back into your harness and just go.
That's it. That's it? That's it!
I went, and I "whooooooooooooo-hooooooooooed" out loud all the way. All 350 feet until I heard Chad's voice, "Feet up, feet up!" I reached him and the Flying Squirrel Perch in the blink of an eye.
It was fast and furious and fun and exhilarating. Not quite like flying; more like sailing.
And I wanted to do it again! Which is a good thing, because if you don't, they have to lower you by pulley system down 57 or so feet to the ground.
Next to zip was a young man in our group, 10-year-old Andrew Meyers from Pittsburgh, who looked like he weighed 80 pounds, soaking wet.
"Zipping!" yelled Keenan to Chad, and here comes ....
But, he didn't make it. He slowed to a stop just feet from Chad, then gradually inched backwards to about the middle of the cable. Why? Because his weight didn't give him quite enough momentum to make it all the way across. This is one time I was happy with those few extra pounds.
"What now?" I asked Chad, as he was busy unwinding a rope from a bucket. It had a weight at the end. He tossed it down the cable to 87-pound Andrew, and told him to grab on, then he reeled him in.
My first thought? Glad I went first, without having to fear it would've been me stuck, dangling in the middle for those long, long, long five minutes.
Next came Andrew's dad .... just to check to make sure his son was OK. He was. Andrew didn't mind the added adventure of dangling.
So, once the rest of our group made it to a very crowded Flying Squirrel Perch, it was time to move on another 350 feet to Rattler's Roost. Zip, zip, zip, zip, zip, zip, zip, zip, zip, zip ... we all made it. I couldn't wait for the next one - 425 feet, to Red Fox Landing. This was fun!
Red Fox Landing was connected to Venom Tower by Black Bear Bridge, a treacherous ropes and plank bridge that we'd need to make our way across before taking the last zip. This was where looking down was not advantageous. This also was where Chad decided to be a smart aleck again.
"Did you feel that big gust of wind," he said, as he began to shake Black Bear Bridge, just as I was a few feet from the end.
"You are not funny!" I yelled. Actually, he was.
We had one last zip to go .... a final 777 feet to the Jack Rabbit Jump.
Because the line was so long, we were all encouraged to "cannonball" or bring our knees up to our chests to add momentum to the zip. That definitely adds speed. Still not enough for poor Andrew. He had to be rescued once again.
When I zipped that 777 feet, I felt like I zipped faster than ever before barreling into Chad, one last time.
Whew. I did it! I did it!
I had conquered a fear. And I had had the time of my life.
But wait, it wasn't over yet. How do you get down from Jack Rabbit Jump?
You jump. Excuse me? And why no ladder here? (Oh, yeah, it's that adventure thing.)
Our cable still attached, one at a time we walked the plank and stepped off of the platform to the ground. That actually may have been the scariest part ... that "leap of faith," into the air, to a "perfect descent," lowered about 20 feet at just the right speed by the cable.
Whew. Again.
We were on solid ground, all traipsing together back to the building.
Relaxed, but invigorated. Chatty. Confident. Laughing. Alive.
Next time, I might need a bigger helmet.
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I have add a 'call' button at my zimlet. I want to make a call to new contact add when click on the 'call' button. How can I get the new added Contact Object as well as how to back in my zimlet window after save or cancel the new contact.
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With the nights getting colder, I thought it was time to bring my houseplants indoors. I don't want to risk my 25 year old ficus (Ficus benjamina) and other tropical plants from getting a chill.
Each spring I go through the routine of moving them outside to enjoy a breath of fresh air. They thrive during the summer with all the sunlight. The rain waters them and washes all the dust of the leaves. I've never had a problem with any insect infestations, but to make sure I don't bring any bugs into the house, I give each plant a bath at the end of their vacation. I use a spray bottle with water and a tiny bit of liquid dish soap to coat the leaves, stems, and branches. I gently wash the leaves, and then rinse the plant with the garden hose. Some of the plants need a trim after enjoying a summer growth spurt, especially my ficus. If I don't trim the upper branches, I can't get in through the door.
Just like the rest of us, some of the plants have a hard time adjusting to life after a relaxing vacation. A few leaves may turn yellow and drop and their growth slows, but for the most part they all transition well. I'm sure my houseplants enjoy fond memories of warm summer days as winter approaches and dream of the day when they'll be able to enjoy their next vacation on the deck when spring comes again.


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Ok I have a muzzleloader elk tag for Wilderness Area in Colorado. I have researched this area extensively and one of our locations (probabally best quality & least pressure) is approximately 10 miles from the trailhead. We are backpack/bivy hunting so being optimistic lets say we are faced with the problem of having to pack meat +/- 10 miles to the truck. I have a couple options I am in the process of considering and would appreciate your comments and advice.
Option #1, to rent pack Llamas for the week. Pro's would be they would lighten our load during the trip in, would be less mantainence than horses, and could travel more difficult terrain than horses. Con's is they could be a hassle and more expensive
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i have two questions i am new to the sport but resort padi certified, i am 61" a waist of 35 and a weight of 195lbs what size wet suite would you recommend? not sure what side i should lean to, larger like an xl or a l/tall. was looking to possibly purchase the atomic st1 regulator, am i crazy for spending that much $ for a regulator that i may only use a few times a year? i live in upstate new york and am trying to only buy one wet suite to meet 75 degree temp and also be able to use in warm water as well, would a 3mm suite work?
The most important measurements any time you purchase a wetsuit using the manufacturer's sizing charts will always be your waist and chest/bust measurements. The suit needs to fit your torso correctly in order to do its job properly. Keep in mind there is no such thing as a comfortable wetsuit on the surface. You want it to be snug, but not cut off circulation to your extremities. The more snug it is, the thinner the layer of water your body is heating. If its too loose you will remain warm for awhile, but eventually your body won't be able to keep up with the greater amount of water flowing through the suit and you'll wind up getting cold faster. After that your height is a secondary measurement. The manufacturers realize that generally speaking your boots and gloves can overlap slightly short arms and legs, or the diver can push or roll up longer sleeves and/or arms if need be. Weight is a measurement the diver can usually ignore. It really has little to no bearing what so ever on the sizing and fit of your suit. The manufacturers do not take into account muscle being more dense than fat, so based simply on fitness levels 2 people can be the exact same size but quite different in weight. This measurement should only be used if the person is literally on the fence between 2 sizes in all categories.
I have had a size 6 Henderson neoprene wetsuit 3 mm for several years, needs to be replaced. I am 5 foot 3, 139 lbs bust 36D waist 31 hips 36. Always wondered if my tight wetsuit was too small but I was never cold. Buy the same size or larger?
New to diving trying to find a wetsuit that fits a long legged woman. Looked at the Henderson that has a tall not sure whether to try a 10T or 12T as sizes in different body areas are different. Im 510, 35 length legs, wt 155, bust 36 so I could be a 10T or the 12T. Any recommendations. I have tried a pinnacle suit but to short in the legs and arms in both L and XL, pulling at shoulders on the L loose bat wings on the XL. Any help would be great
Is it true that the more the stretch, the less warmth a wetsuit has? I am looking at 3mm wetsuits (warm water diving) and am debating on the stretch capabilities since I get cold easy.
I live in Scottsdale Az. and have an in-ground unheated pool. For heath reasons I need to swim year round now. The pool temps in winter can be in the low 60s. I am interested in a womens front zip suit that can be worn in these temps. Also, would like to know if gloves and footwear are required in aforementioned temps. Thank you for your kind assistance.
Hello Terri, in the time range of your pool being under 65 degree I would suggest a 5mm suit like the: http://www.scuba.com/scuba-gear-42/253300/Camaro-5mm-Alpha-Overall-Womens-Wetsuit.html. As for the gloves and boots yes they will help keep your hands and feet warmer over the time you spend in your pool. Just to let you know since all of these items are made of neoprene this will add buoyancy while you are swimming or walking back and forth in your pool.
What is the difference between thermoprene and aqua lock as far as stretch in the Henderson 3mm wetsuit thank you
Im looking for the Henderson Aqua-loc size 12 jumpsuit. Is this style the same everywhere? In researching, I can purchase this with a free dry bag with it but Ive tried on 7 wet suits and the is the one that fits the best so Im a bit reluctant to get it on line.
I need a tall wetsuit. I am looking at the Henderson thermoprene 10T. They never give the girth measurement, which is just as important as the waist and bust. What is the girth measurement for this suit? BTW the girth is when you loop the tape measure around your body thru crotch , up back and over shoulders. Mine is 90". Will I fit in this suit without a major wedgie?
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I am thinking of purchasing this product but am concerned about the size. I am 54", 40" bust, 37" waist, and 39" hips. Also, I noticed that all of your responses to similar questions indicate a # size as opposed to a s,m,l, etc size. When I click on the order button it only references s,m,l sizes. Im confused. Thanks.
Hello Nancy, going by your measurements you would be a size Large (9-10). When you are sizing a wet suit or dive skin the two most important measurements are your chest/bust and waist. Height is a secondary measurement and weight is the last measurement you would take into account.
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As a thank you for all the support over the past year and to help people have fun with the remaining bowl games, I've awarded 25,000 credits to all members.
Sometimes it is the people who no one imagines anything of who do the things that no one can imagine.
ISU MBB: Bigger than a single person, player, or coach.
Hot dang I struck it rich! I was putting in a bet for 3000 and all of a sudden I got 25000 more credits. Thanks Jeremy
Make the world a better place, punch a hawkeye in the face
Colorado coach Gary Barnett "I thought we had a pretty good mascot. But when we showed up at Iowa State and they had a real tornado, that's the real deal." November 12, 2005
Did Jeremy just hand out more free credits?
And I was dissapointed that I only had a couple hundred more credits to lose. Things Jeremy for letting me lose more credits on these games.
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Geesh...with the way we get free credits if you did no betting at all you would probably eventually lead the pack!
I figured people have to be able to bet on the bowl games to be able to have credits for the NFL playoffs - hopefully this helps some people cut their ties with the loan sharks.
Iowa State: Anyone who's a true college basketball fan needs to see a game at Hilton Coliseum. Nice is in the DNA of Iowans and the fans here are particularly gracious -- even when the home team loses but gives a great effort, they are appreciative.
ESPN.com picked Hilton Coliseum as the "Hot Arena" in the Big 12...coaches in the league noted that, "regardless of talent, the Cyclones have a home court like no other."
thank you jeremy
Time to go all in on someting!!!
Thanks for the credits.
At the rate we're going, perhaps we should have a race to zero credits
hmmm gotta throw that 25k all in one basket of course.
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The Heat lost the opener of the trip at Houston on Tuesday, then sustained a
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He looks better and better every video I see of him. He very well could come in and play a lot next year. We know hes a smart kid, hes a leader, he has the ball on a string. So, in my estimation, if he can play any kind of defense, he may just sneak his way into the starting pt guard position sooner than we all think. Very exciting prospect.
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Alright! We'll have somebody who can bank in the three. I see KU revenge in our future.
Love it. He's going to be good for us. He can shoot it, finish, handle the ball and his passing is pretty good too. I like the amount of energy he has too. If he can penetrate in D1 eventually, he'll be real killer IMO, but will wait to see him at ISU.
I like seeing that ability for the quick, pull-up jumper in the lane. That is a nice tool for a point guard to have. Hard to tell from a highlight video what percentage he makes of them, but what you can tell is that he has the ability to do it quickly and under control and also with good form. That means something at least.
Is he still growing? Anyone else think he seems taller than the videos from last spring and this past summer? IIRC, Fred mentioned he may be.
He never looks out of control, which seems to happen often when guys at that level are going full speed. That banked in three was a horrible shot selection, but otherwise he seemed to make good (& not overly flashy) decisions with the ball.
Excited to see him in Hilton!
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Is he still growing? Anyone else think he seems taller than the videos from last spring and this past summer? IIRC, Fred mentioned he may be.
Thought the same thing when viewing the video - maybe we can take advantage of his height like we did occasionally with Diante Garrett
A couple nights after Matt Thomas dropped 50, Morris had 20pts 11rbs 9asts and 8stl. Almost a quadruple double. I think our backcourt will be pretty solidified!
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A couple nights after Matt Thomas dropped 50, Morris had 20pts 11rbs 9asts and 8stl. Almost a quadruple double. I think our backcourt will be pretty solidified!
Yup, we have a special backcourt coming up in the next couple of years
Has good hands, smooth, finishes around the rim well. We'll need him to play minutes next year.
Love his offense. Would like to see his play on defense, because he seems to get plenty of steals when you read his stats, but defense doesn't usually make the highlight tapes for guards.
He needs to get in a weight room soon though, and start drinking some shakes.
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Im very excited for Morris to get here. I still think Naz Long will be our starter next year though.
Originally Posted by GoSTATE71
Im very excited for Morris to get here. I still think Naz Long will be our starter next year though.
As in the whole year? Either way, next year I think being a starter means less than it has the first three years (at least for anyone not named Melvin and Georges). Naz and Morris can both slide over to an off-guard spot.
I bet he starts next year
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This was from the Tempe Coaches Show last night on the radio...which was very good BTW. But he said ISU has sold about 8,300 through ISU and he thinks about another 3k through other markets.
Is that a good number? Many thought 15k....
Aren't they usually right on these estimates?
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guy in my office just said they cancelled their trip because of weather ... at least they bought the tickets.
I know several people who have gone through stubhub, which I hear had the best prices.
wow - that is bad.
Originally Posted by TheHelgo
wow - that is bad.
If you think that is bad maybe you should see Minnesota...
I certainly hope we can get at least 15,000. We need a good showing tomorrow to keep our rep up.
I always thought the expectations were pretty high in this economy.
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it will be extremely sad if ISU only brings 11K-ish and two tour buses full of minny fans show up. They probably will tell the camera guys to avoid showing the stands at all costs!
Originally Posted by GeronimusClone
I always thought the expectations were pretty high in this economy.
Pollard also said that the Insight people are expecting 45K+ to the game.
These numbers aren't adding up....
My parents took my little brother to the DSM airport yesterday morning, and when they got back they said that the place was packed with people sporting ISU gear heading to the game.
You can spend a lot of time and money picking out the perfect floral bouquet for your date ... but you're probably better off checking if you have bad breath and taking the porn out of the glove compartment.
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Originally Posted by Erik4Cy
If you think that is bad maybe you should see Minnesota...
I couldn't care less about Minnesota and how many people they bring. I only care about ISU, and based on what we heard at the beginning, 11K total is bad.
Originally Posted by larrysarmy
Pollard also said that the Insight people are expecting 45K+ to the game.
These numbers aren't adding up....
8,300 (sold through ISU)
+3,000 (sold through other outlets)
+1,000 (minnesota fans)
= 45,000, what's wrong with you larry, it's simple addition!
I would be surprised if only 3,000 bought tickets through other avenues. How would Pollard have any idea about that anyways?
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I think 8300 sold through ISU is pretty good considering that it is cheaper to go through the bowl game itself or through something like stub hub. I still think that ISU brings 15000 people. I think that people want to go to this game badly but it was expensive so they went for the cheapest tickets possible, which is why ISU hasnt sold its tickets.
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It looks like a good start so far!
I don't know Google SketchUp that good but i'm curious what you're make out of that beginning. 3D-Moddeling is always a great possibility to create a good map!
It looks like a good start so far!
I don't know Google SketchUp that good but i'm curious what you're make out of that beginning. 3D-Moddeling is always a great possibility to create a good map!
is the map going to be fully realisd in this software or is it just a base you'll 'draw' over? looks interesting nonetheless
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The palace is the same, but slightly more zoomed out with a view of the city wall and the road leading up to the palace. It's going to be quite a large city. Right now everything is very rectangular, because that makes it easier to work with in SketchUp. Eventually I'll add in some curved lines to make it look more like a natural coastline.
Mh, you're right, it looks really huge! Nice to see the area from a more higher position so we can see a bit more of the dimensions you want to do. I'm already curious how the other buildings might look like! Just keep up the good working!
It feel like this map have really great effect waiting to see it over.
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Hey, everybody. Thanks for posting. Here's my progress.
In this one you can see I've rounded out the coastline, and added a few more roads.
I've also added an arched causeway leading up to the palace. And the hill is now taller. Any suggestions before I add in the rest of the buildings?
I'm not really following any plan, just making it up as I go. I'm open to advice. Thanks.
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Looks really really nice! It never occured to me to use Sketchup for mapping, great idea! Looking forward to seeing how it develops!
Looks like it get's some shape!
Although a nice idea with the ramp! I'm curious what might come next!
I've added some more roads and started filling in the city with buildings. The houses aren't very detailed, but the castles are. I need to add a lot more variety to the buildings, but here's what I've got so far:
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It really is bad when you ride down the road and try to miss potholes and then hit another one. It is dangerous to walk in the roads because you step in a pothole and hurt your feet or leg.
We would also like to know that if we hit a pothole and tear up our cars, whether the state will pay to fix them.
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In a time when we tend to complain that all the news is bad news, I am reminded that is not all true.
I read some very uplifting stories in the Feb. 12 edition of The Lancaster News that gave the naysayers reasons to reflect on the more positive aspects of the news and Lancaster specifically.
The featured story of the remarkable, long, enduring friendship of the Rev. W.O. Thompson, Larry Honeycutt and Phil Cleveland is heartwarming and joyful. It shines a light on the value of being a good neighbor and friend.
Moni Basu was born in Calcutta, India. Though India has become one of the fastest-growing economies and is a somewhat newly industrialized country, it continues to face poverty, corruption and lack of adequate health care.
I don't believe that Moni was born into a poor family though; her father was a college professor.
In my research on Moni I found that she had attended challenging schools In England and India and that American schools didn't have that much to offer her, so she graduated at the age of 15.
This is a response to Bruce Miller's guest column, "Put America first, not your political party," published in the Dec. 30, 2011, edition of The Lancaster News.
I really would prefer not to agree with a depressed Republican/tea party supporter. Yes, you gave U.S. Rep. Mick Mulvaney the benefit of the doubt.
Unfortunately the tea party experience produced congressional gridlock. The lobbyists appear to be in charge and few in the House or Senate appear to have any backbone to stop it.
Don't get me wrong. I was born and raised in Lancaster and, for the most part, I am proud to call it home.
I see and hear people complaining about the article published on CNN. I didn't agree with it totally, but everyone should realize that this town has been on a steady decline business-wise ever since Springs Industries moved out of Lancaster.
We would like to take this opportunity to express our sincere gratitude for the many acts of kindness shown during the motorcycle accident that occurred on Jan. 25, on Great Falls Highway. Thanks for the prompt response shown by the owner of Tire Depot, EMS workers, fire departments, bystanders and a special thanks to Malcolm Benson for praying with me as I was pinned under the car.
Thanks to The Lancaster News for your exemplary coverage of the accident, which helped me to engage the community in prayer on my behalf.
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Every act of kindness you rendered is extremely appreciated.
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Yes sir, "We are Lancaster." As one of our folks in Indian Land says. "We are the most confusing place."
All I can say is, "Honey, I was born in this confusing place 79 years ago and it's still confusing." Growing up, I quickly found out that it was just as far up the road to Mr. Pettus's Cotton Gin as it was down the road from his cotton gin.
A couple of thoughts about some folks in Lancaster County:
u I'm wondering how it's working out at Lancaster County EMS since Lanny Bernard and Donald Hyatt left a year ago. I guess someone thought it was better to put someone else in charge. Now that person is gone. What's the deal there?
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As others have mentioned, it's narrow, and runs small. Usually I wear an 8-8.5, for example I wear a Nike 8.5 [40] and Dansko [39]; and with these shoes I ordered the 41. It fits perfectly.
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these run small!
I wear a 7.5 shoe and originally ordered the 39. Way too tight, then went to the 39.5, still too tight. I'm not sure if it's worth ordering the 40 or not since I don't understand the sizing.
same here. i tried on the 39 in the store, which were tight, and so i happy i had already ordered the 39.5. the 39.5 felt no different, to the point where im hesitant to order a 40...not sure if those would even be big enough
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We're wondering if Zimbra can be configured so that two users can have a shared address book and calendar, and use the existing Cyrus IMAP server for all other email capabilities. (This is because our email server is also used by people in another department to handle all our company email, but the other department does not have our sharing requirement. Plus, it's very unlikely the owner is going to support the idea of switching over to Zimbra for all company mail. Cyrus works fine. Our two departments have separate program development servers, but a single email server.) We'd be looking at using the Zindus add-on for Thunderbird, but haven't ruled out using the Zimbra client.
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General Motors is recalling nearly 4,000 Cadillac SRX crossovers from the 2010 model year to fix power steering problems that could lead to engine fires.
GM says in a statement that power steering fluid could leak and lead to a fire in the engine compartment. The Detroit automaker says it is aware of one fire in an unattended SRX.
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The four programs that will be discussed include Accounting After Hours, Administrative Assistant, Human Resources-Business Administration, and Supervisory Management.
The Accounting After Hours program provides students with the foundation in theory and practice for entry-level positions as accountants. Courses are offered one evening per week as a cohort group – meaning students will attend classes with the same team from start to finish. Classes will meet on Monday nights at the Mauston Campus beginning in Fall 2006.
The Administrative Assistance program gives students the knowledge necessary to work in any professional business setting. Students develop skills in oral and written communication, teamwork, flexibility, creativity, problem solving, and critical thinking. Classes start in January 2006 and can be taken as traditional classroom, online, or via Interactive Television (ITV).
The Human Resources-Business Administration program covers the seven key areas of human resources: safety, employment law, training, HR management, compensation administration, international human resources, and staffing. This cohort group meets Tuesday nights beginning January 2006 at the Mauston Campus.
The Supervisory Management program is designed for people interested in acquiring or improving managerial or supervisory skills with a business emphasis. Several options are available, including a cohort group, which meets for accelerated courses at the Tomah campus on Wednesday nights. This program can also be completed through online courses or a blended ITV format. All three options begin in January.
For details on the information session or to learn more about WWTC's Flexible Learning Options, please call 608.785.9168 or visit the WWTC Web site at wwtc.edu.