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It's not often that "Crazy Man Carson" (I'm going to keep giving myself nicknames until one sticks) is hesitant to make a call on a big storm...but this midweek Nor'easter is giving me fits. The computer models disagree so violently, they would be right at home on the floor of The Jerry Springer Show. (Jerryyy! Jerryyy! Jerryy!) I will explain the two main scenarios still in play, and LEAN towards one a little later on in this blog. For now, let's talk about the next few days.
Today: We are kind of in the middle between an upper level low in Canada and a ridge of high pressure across the Great Lakes. So as a result we will be mostly dry (save a few upslope flurries in the mountains) but also fighting a lot of cloud cover. The combination of the clouds and north winds will keep temperatures WAY down. Look for highs only in the 40-45 F range for most. By the way, best chance of some sunshine will be during the afternoon along the coastline.
Tonight: Early clouds will give way to mostly clear skies by 9-10 PM. The clear conditions will allow temperatures to really plummet through the late evening/early morning. Look for lows in the 20s all the way to the coastline, with teens possible over the mountains.
Tuesday: High pressure settles in overhead so look for mostly sunny skies. Temperatures, however, remain cool with highs again ending up between 40-45 F.
Wednesday: An early sun gives way to rapidly advancing cloud cover from the south. We should stay dry for most of the day, but by late afternoon a developing Nor'easter will start impacting Maine directly.
And this is where it gets interesting:
As I alluded to earlier, the computer models present SUCH different solutions for this storm that I've been sorting through them all morning trying to find a reason to believe one more than the other. It's more difficult than average because typically I see something in one of the model outputs that doesn't make sense to me meteorologically. That makes my decision easier; I can then lean towards the other solutions and "throw out" the outlier. But in the case of this midweek Nor'easter, each scenario makes sense in it's own way...but clearly one is very, very wrong and another is much closer to reality.
Option 1: This is the NAM solution. A strong coastal "bomb" of a Nor'easter moves almost due north all the way to Cape Cod, MA before hooking a bit westward towards Maine. In this situation almost everyone would start with snow, but the rain line would quickly advance westward as warm marine air associated with the low pushes into Maine. (This is the same idea as a mid winter Nor'easter that crosses through Boston and comes "too close" to Maine to give us big snow, instead it ends up mixing with rain as warm air rides in) Snowfall would accumulate in the central and northern mountains of Maine but much of the state would end up with a cold rain and winds would be the bigger story.
Option 2: This is the Euro solution. The storm reaches its peak strength well to our south, down across the Mid-Atlantic. From there it takes an easterly curve, slowly weakening along the way. The key here is that the low NEVER makes it even as far north as CT, so the warm air associated with the storm system doesn't have a chance to push into Maine. As such this is a VERY aggressively cold and snowy solution. Everyone would start with snow and the rain/snow line would only push to say I-95, west of that would be all snow. To give you an idea of what we are talking about here, Portland would get 3-4" of snow, Fryeburg-6" and Greenville-7".
What Do I think?: Well, I think I hate this storm. More specifically I have lower than average confidence on my call. But I'll still make one: I like the warmer solution of the NAM...but not hook-line-and-sinker style. I think we will all start as snow, and warm air WILL invade from the east but it will stall out along the foothills. As a result I see accumulating snow a possibility from Fryeburg to Lewiston and then northeastward to Bangor. If you draw a line connecting all those points...you have my accumulating snowfall line- west of that you should be prepared for snow, with the most accumulation in the mountains. East of the line it will be a matter of how long it takes to change over. I think the coastline changes over pretty fast (2-3 hours of snow) with super warm "boundary layer" temperatures in place, but slightly further west, even 30-40 miles inland it will be more of a battle so the snow will stick around for a while before changing to rain by Thursday midday. By the way, the timing on this is precipitation arriving Wednesday evening and exiting by Thursday afternoon.
So that's how I see it for now. Certainly we will be able to nail it down better in the next 12-24 hours. So (cliche police), stay with us.
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Game will be televised on FSN.
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Link? Not that I don't believe you.
Sorry don't have a link I talked to "someone in the know". The information should come out shortly.
That struggles. 11 AM kickoff games blow.
Only "link" I found is on Twitter ISUCy
Our FB game against K-State in Kansas City on Sept. 18 will be at 11 a.m. (CDT) and telecast nationally by Fox Sports Net.
It's on the athletics facebook page, too.
Originally Posted by bigcyfan82
It's on the athletics facebook page, too.
HideIowa State Athletics Our Sept. 18 game against Kansas State in Kansas City will kick off at 11 a.m. (CDT) and be telecast nationally by Fox Sports Net. Also on national TV, Iowa State's Sept. 11 game at Iowa by ABC-TV and ESPN2. The Cy-Hawk game will be televised in certain regions on ABC.
Doesn't surprise me since the Royals play at 7:05 that night against the Indians.
dammit. hate 11am games. good we're on tv, but that time blows. only benefit is it gives some recovery time after the game before goin out again at P&L.
Must not get as drunk the night before like last year.
Originally Posted by CyDude16
Must not get as drunk the night before like last year.
CyDude, you have your hotel down there yet??
11am is not the ideal start time for many. However, the game is on national tv which will mean extra dollars for ISU. I like staying the night before the game, partying in the Power & Light District, and driving back to Des Moines after the game on Saturday; therefore, 11am is optimal. Also, KC is a short drive. For all those going down and coming back on the same day, it is very doable. Payback coming in Farmageddon II. Go Cyclones!!!
They had better open the lots earlier this year AND be sure to let people in in order of their arrival. Last year they had everyone in different lines and then they didn't open all the gates at the same time...
Originally Posted by bigcyfan82
CyDude, you have your hotel down there yet??
Not yet, I should probably get on that one though.
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Y'all need to read Deace's column dated May 28.
This Prof. needs to be sent packing. Is a petition in order?
Wow! That's a great read. I love that Chizik is not afraid to profess his Christian faith. I can see that Chizik truly cares about his players on and off the field.
That is a horrible read. I can't stand Deace when he does his pompous Christian act. Horrible read. Deace needs to stick to sports.
do you have a link?
"I believe the state color for Alabama should be primer," Larry the Cable Guy.
Scout.com: Is this the man who really runs ISU?
I don't mind that he wrote about it, I just don't agree with much of it. Nice vocabulary though.
Originally Posted by joepublic
That is a horrible read. I can't stand Deace when he does his pompous Christian act. Horrible read. Deace needs to stick to sports.
I don't see how an opinion with good grammar and structure is a horrible read. Now you many not agree with him or his opinion... but come on... a horrible read?! That seems narrow minded doesn't it?
It behooves you to read from minds that differ from your own. You might not agree with the what you read, but it will sharpen your mind along with your argument.
Deace is more about pop culture than anything else. You state that he should stick with sports ... well in my opinion he has more to offer than his outtake on sports (aside from his Christian beliefs). No pun intended, but Deace is well rounded in many things from his generation and knowledgeable in each.
While I believe you have fiery typing fingers and post before you process, I would enjoy reading your argument against Deace and this article.
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Whether you agree with his positions or not, Deace is a skilled writer who obviously puts a lot of thought into his articles. I'd never read anything by him before today; I read this one and a few others, and am very impressed with his style.
True and Valiant
I also remember a game with Kansas when Cy (wore a huge suit then) went out to center field, squatted, and "pooped" a couple of chickens that had been dyed blue then chased them around.
Originally Posted by DJK15
God I hope so, even if it's not the right thing to do, KF needs to do it.
Victory before honor.
Unfortunately, Steve lays out quite well the case for why there shouldn't be chaplain on staff with a public university football program.
Repeatedly laying out the Judeo-Christian values that Coach Chizik has. "this is what (our version) of the creator believes", so on and so forth.
What if some X% of the players or staff don't share those same values, Steve? Is this chaplain going to accomodate players of no-faith, Muslim, Hindu, Jewish, Buddhist, etc? (I would wager such a person would do their best to do so) Establishing again and again that from Deace's view, this is a one sided fight doesn't lend itself well to an institution that is supposed to give at least the illusion that it isn't taking a side.
Now, fwiw, I don't care one bit about this. It's privately funded and optional to the players (I would think). I don't know the religous makeup of the team, but I would think this individual could be of use to a large majority of the team, should they wish to employ that help. On the otherhand, again it smacks of one-sidedness and could alienate some on the team and/or staff. What more, we've managed just fine without it for about 100 years now. And if a player is so desperate for religous help, aren't there about a dozen churches on Lincoln Way in front of campus. If nothing else, I find it rather unnecessary.
But again, it doesn't bother me that there would be one. Of course, I'm Christian - so it probably wouldn't.
Oh, Prof. Avila - get a little more of a life.
Originally Posted by joepublic
That is a horrible read. I can't stand Deace when he does his pompous Christian act. Horrible read. Deace needs to stick to sports.
That's an interesting rebuttal to his commentary. You must've put a lot of thought into that. And, by the way, Deace doesn't do sports anymore (other than the CycloneNation stuff). He does a social commentary talk show on WHO now, talking about issues just like these.
Its Avalos btw, not Avila. That said, that was one of the worst things I've ever read. It was nothing but strawmen and ad-hominem attacks. Does anyone actually still have respect for Deace? He is a more arrogant and less intelligent version of Rush.
Very good article.
Originally Posted by keepngoal
I don't see how an opinion with good grammar and structure is a horrible read. Now you many not agree with him or his opinion... but come on... a horrible read?! That seems narrow minded doesn't it?
No. It was really that bad. It was arrogant and preachy, uninformed, and poorly reasoned.
I would enjoy reading your argument against Deace and this article.
I know this wasn't directed at me, but I would be happy to. See my next post.
Originally Posted by Kyle
He is a more arrogant and less intelligent version of Rush.
Is that possible?
Every now and then, I go channel surfing on the radio and catch Rush's show - caught the last 10 minutes of it last Friday in fact. Boy, oh boy - that guy is NUTS!
How is it that talk radio - political talk radio especially - is at such extreme ends of the political spectrum? A couple weeks ago, I was heading across the state and listen to Michael Savage for a little while (had to, it was like a train-wreak). That guy needs to be committed. Sean Hannity? Al Franken when he was still on? All the guys are about as far left or right as you can get.
Any tweeners out there?
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Reminds me of my ISU freshman biology class in which the lecturer stated--in class from the podium--she felt no one who actually believed in creationism should be able to earn a degree from ISU. No one censored her.
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As America's Catholic Bishops descend on Dallas for their annual conference, they carry the thoughts and prayers of nearly 50 million Catholics seeking some resolution to the priest-abuse scandal.
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While many bishops are calling for a "zero-tolerance" policy towards abuse, Sunds expects all future cases will involve civil authorities, provide help and support for the victims and bring the removal of the perpetrators from the ministry.
"There are roughly 2,000 Catholics in and around the Meridian area. Now while there have been no allegations of abuse here, Father Sunds says the national attention caused by this scandal has made his job a bit tougher," said Sunds. "It certainly makes it a lot more stressful with this situation hanging over everybody's head in the Church. But on the other hand, I've found a lot of support from our parishioners."
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Social Security is not an entitlement for those of us who have contributed to the system. I paid into it from the time I was 13 until I retired in 2002. It's my money! I paid into the system, and it's now my time to collect.
It's not my fault, nor the fault of all those others who have contributed, that Social Security is in such dire straits. Perhaps if Congress hadn't started fiddling with the trust fund back in the Johnson administration, things would be different. Or if the politicians hadn't started to use Social Security as a cash cow to pay off political debts by making people who never contributed a dime to the system eligible for benefits,
perhaps things would be different.
Perhaps Washington should stop putting the blame for the Social Security mess on the recipients and place it squarely where it belongs, on the doorstep of Congress. What a novel idea!
I'm one very annoyed Social Security recipient.
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To the Editor:
Another year and another promise for Belmont Park. How many promises for economic development in Elmont and Belmont have we heard? Now they tell us a soccer stadium will be built for $400 million from a once forgotten and once bankrupt soccer team.
First it was video lottery terminals for jobs at Belmont. Remember that rally? We had County Executive Ed Mangano and other elected officials leading the chant at Belmont Park. But the VLTs went to Queens. Elmont was to get money from the VLTs in Queens, but I guess they forgot the money part.
Next, it was the Shinnecocks and a possible hotel and casino. Elmont community leaders made good friends with the Shinnecock nation and were hopeful a casino would come. We were told to be quiet so that our elected officials in Albany could work out the details. They were all in favor, so we stood quiet, waiting. And all the deals went quietly away.
Next, the Islanders were coming, they needed a home, so the Coliseum was going to be built at Belmont Park. But they're going to Brooklyn.
There were press conferences about the supermarket that's always coming but never gets there.
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Turquoise Spiritual Facts
In America, Turquoise has been brought to the attention of our society most recently. In relation to its historic past, Turquoise has been one of the most spiritual gemstones used by ancient healers for over 7,500 years! The most interesting thing to us is that in all unrelated cultures globally, the "Skystone", Turquoise is believed to bring good health, happiness and fortune to its bearers.
Turquoise is one of the very first gemstones found by modern man, it was found prior to 6,000 B.C. by the Egyptians. Historic records show that the first Turquoise Jewelry has been carbon dated prior to 5,500 B.C. and these facts are on display in the Cairo Museum of Egypt. Throughout the years since, it has been worshipped by many cultures, worldwide, and each believing that Turquoise was put on Earth from the powers above. Global records show that all cultures, most with no connection to each other, have the same spiritual values for Turquoise which is that it brings good health, happiness and fortune to its bearers. Tibetans believe it has the most spiritual values if it has been given to a person by another.
The Anasazi Indians from Chaco Canyon founded Turquoise approximately 200 B.C. They adorned themselves in it, used it for medicinal purposes and used it in ceremonials with others for hundreds of years. By about 900 A.D., Turquoise from this region had made its way to the southern most parts of what we now call North America and the Yucatan Peninsula. The first Turquoise boom was around 1000 A.D. when the Mayans were trading for so much Turquoise Pueblo Bonito's inhabitants more than doubled in less than 50 years. Sounds unbelievable, but it is true! There was a major trade route over the Sierra Madre to Chaco Canyon – thousands of miles over a thousand years ago!
The Navajos began making Silver Jewelry less than 150 years ago and incorporated Turquoise into their Jewelry about 1880. For the last 130 years, Turquoise and Turquoise Jewelry has taken great strides in modern American culture and today it is seen being worn by people in all walks of life. Interesting enough, many Americans think Turquoise is from the Southwest and just made by Native American Indians. Now we find, the Native American Indians are among the most recent inhabitants to have discovered this wonder stone.
We are learning new things about Turquoise daily and constantly write our findings in presentation pages in our "Learning Center" on the Durango Silver Co website. We encourage you to look at our findings and invite you to respond to our writings with your views.
Turquoise and Turquoise Jewelry from Durango Silver Co – We have been in the Turquoise business for over forty years now, we mine, cut and produce our Turquoise Jewelry with authentic / real Turquoise. We are known worldwide for having some of the finest natural Turquoise in the world today, this is important to individuals believing in its metaphysical powers and collectors alike.
The United States, as well as most of the industrialized world, is in difficult times today. The business environment has changed rapidly do to the information age and it is crushing many people in the wake of its process. There is no doubt, we will survive, however, things may get very difficult before the new economy takes hold and flourishes once again.
If you have a loved one or friend that you think would appreciate or may be in need of help or support, consider getting them a piece of Turquoise from Durango Silver Company this year for the Holiday Season. Even having a small rock that they can put in their pocket to take out and fondle in trying times may make a difference in how they will proceed in their following steps of life. We will be putting examples of natural Turquoise pocket rocks that we have mined or collected ourselves on DurangoSilver.com shortly.
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Albany Medical Center neurosurgeon Julie Pilitsis, M.D., Ph.D., will discuss the benefits and risks of deep brain stimulation (DBS) therapy for the treatment of Parkinson's disease, tremor and dystonia at a free seminar Monday, Oct. 7 at noon at The Desmond Hotel and Conference Center in Albany.
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Special Teams Mistakes Hurt Howard in Loss to North Carolina Central
Junior quarterback Greg McGee threw four touchdowns and racked up 328 passing yards but Howard still fell short to North Carolina Central University (NCCU), 37-28 in a Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (MEAC) game on Oct. 5 at Greene Stadium in Washington, D.C.
The loss came in Howard's first home game of the season as the Bison looked to end a two-game losing skid following their win over Morehouse in the Nation's Bowl Classic at RFK Stadium three weeks ago. But two costly special teams mistakes negated their explosive efforts on offense.
Howard kept pace with North Carolina Central early in the game. But the Bison allowed an 89-yard punt return for a touchdown just after halftime that gave NCCU a 23-14 lead in the third quarter. Not long afterwards, Howard had a field goal attempt blocked and returned 50 yards giving up another special teams touchdown, pushing NCCU's lead to 30-14.
Howard went on to score two more touchdowns in the second half, but it wasn't enough to overcome Central's comfortable lead.
"We did not ensure protection on the special teams," said Howard head coach Ray Petty. "We did some good things on defense and we moved the ball and scored some points but the two special teams mistakes in the third quarter were crucial because we were never able to recover from it. We have to find a way to bounce back."
In addition to McGhee's stellar performance in Howard's offensive efforts, sophomore receiver Jonathan Booker caught most of McGhee's passes, finishing with 10 catches for 154 yards and three touchdowns.
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I manage a web page for a vintage motorcycle club, and we have an email address that's used for communication from visitors to the website.
This email account is hosted by our ISP as a separate account from the web hosting account, and recently the ISP started using zimbra for their email.
I had set up the email account using a .forward file with the email addresses of all the club officers, and when our ISP changed their email system over, the forwarding file went away, and we stopped getting emails.
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A friend of mine nearly lost hist mother this past weekend in a car accident. She survived but is dealing with some terrible injuries. So, I was doing some research for him to see what his mother's rights are and came across some pretty interesting information. Below is an article that might be helpful if any of you know someone who's been injured in a car accident or other type of accident. Put comments below if you have questions.
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It only takes one small injury to slowly take over your life. A mild ankle sprain can result in months of pain and swelling. A simple slip on a sidewalk can result in long term headaches or much worse.
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When preparing for your suit, it's important to consider how much cash you have actually lost due to not being able to work or function as normal. This is a comprehensive account of how long you were off work and any lost earnings. In addition, you can consist of any money lost because you could not attend your college courses.
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HANCOCK, MI - The Finlandia University Student PTA Club will host a Pancake Breakfast fundraiser Saturday, February 11, 2012, from 8:00 to 11:00 a.m., at Gloria Dei Lutheran Church, Hancock.
Proceeds from the pancake breakfast will be donated locally and to "Shoes 4 Kids," a national charitable organization which provides shoes to children in need.
Bring a new pair of tennis shoes for children ages newborn to 13 to be entered in a prize raffle. Raffle tickets will also be available for purchase.
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Rhoads Remembers: 2009 vs. Nebraska
AMES, Iowa - Iowa State overcame the loss of its starting quarterback and the Big 12 Conference's leading rusher to score its first win at Memorial Stadium since 1977. Paul Rhoads became the first ISU rookie coach to win five games in his inaugural season since George Veenker did it in 1931.
The effort was nothing short of heroic. Iowa State (5-3/2-2 Big 12) led 9-7 at halftime and held that lead all the way to the end. The ISU defense picked off three Nebraska passes and recovered five Husker fumbles to spur the Cyclones on their first conference road win since 2005. NU lost fumbles three times inside the ISU 5-yard line and twice at the goal line.
Cyclones.tv subscribers can click the link at the right to re-live the first video in this "Rhoads Remembers" series, featuring commentary by head coach Paul Rhoads and Cyclones.tv's own John Walters.
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City Tree, Leaves & Grass Disposal Site Catches Fire
(Le Mars) -- Fire fighters worked through the night battling a fire at the City's Tree, Leaf, and Grass disposal site located on the west side of town near the Riverview ball parks. The call came in at about 7:24 p.m. and it wasn't long before the entire area of dry tree limbs and the leaf pile was fully engulfed with an inferno, creating one giant bon fire. The fire glowed during the evening darkness and could be seen for several miles. Fire chief Dave Schipper says their first concern were the mobile homes just west of the scene.
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Schipper says the next goal of the fire officials were to contain the fire, knowing they would not be able to extinguish the blaze.
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The Le Mars Fire chief suspects the fire may have started as a result of ashes being dumped at the site.
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The Le Mars Fire Chief says they were fortunate in several ways. One was the fact the wind was blowing from the right direction, and second, the fire was isolated, and third, there was a fire hydrant within close proximity allowing fire officials to tap into the city water supply.
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Schipper anticipates the fire will continue to burn and smolder for several days. Due to that fire, Le Mars mayor, Dick Kirchoff has closed the area until further notice. Residents with grass clippings, leaves, or tree limbs will have to dispose them at the Plymouth County Landfill. The Le Mars Public Works Department assisted the fire department with the fire.
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