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- The Red Cross is providing relief funds to the area through their general disaster relief fund. Those who wish to contribute can text REDCROSS to 90999 and give $10 to the fund.
-Two shelters in Hood County for victims. They are located at First Christian Church, 2109 West Hwy 377 in Granbury and First United Methodist Church, 301 Loop 567 in Granbury.The group is also working to set up a shelter for victims in Johnson County.
-Hood County sheriffs say anyone that wishes to volunteer should report to the First United Methodist Church, 301 Loop 567 in Granbury. Volunteers should meet on the Loop side and look for the CERT trailer, according to a press release.
-Looking for loved ones in the Granbury area should call 817-579-2888 to get info from Lake Granbury Hospital.(http://www.nbcnews.com/id/51901896/
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Seven of 14 people who had previously been unaccounted for had checked in by Thursday morning, Deeds said at a press conference on Thursday. About 100 people were reported injured and as many as 250 were homeless after the swarm of twisters that ripped up trees and knocked down homes on Wednesday evening.
The six deceased were all adults, Deeds said. There have been no reports of injuries to first responders, the sheriff said.
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All along Frankfort Avenue shops were buzzing and the local patrons, as well as patrons coming from other areas, crowded Frankfort Avenue Friday night. Even though the Light up Louisville Festival was taking place just miles downtown it didn't put a damper on the spirits of the arts festivities or the crowds on Frankfort Ave.
The little restaurants are nice and cozy, smells mixing in the air filled the night with delicious aromas, and shops were hopping. The Galleries were full of people both looking and buying that special gift for their families and friends.
At Mellwood Arts and Entertainment Center, home of approximately 200+ artist shops, I took the time to stop at Enchanted Arts Studio and create a square for the Community Gratitude quilt while my sister, Sandra Tomes, who is beginning to love the the gallery hops as I take her here and there, did some sewing of the quilt that night. The founder/ director of the studio is Amelia Robinson.
The three art exhibits that were at Mellwood for Fat Friday were Ashley Brossart's Orange Peeled Art Drops, which I reviewed earlier in the month, Andre Forman's paintings and the paintings of Diane Frederica Huff.
I met Ashley Brossart, for the first time after speaking online several times about the Orange Peeled Art Drops, while waiting to meet Andre and she is an energetic and talented young lady.
Andre Forman's paintings were really nice. In looking at the painting several times, I noticed that the large paintings takes you on a journey through an actual place and leads you into the other paintings. Andre's painting the Allegoria (featured) takes you on a life journey starting at the Bay and through the Islands, through stages and times of life. The guitar player is actually telling the tale. It is truly an amazing work of art. He explained the painting to me in a way that it made it come to life, as if it was telling a tale all it's own. The Allegoria actually made it through a storm and came through, enchanting and beautiful.
Frederica Diane Huff's photography shares a similar visionary beauty. It reflects the reality and the depth of the subject in a way that is in her own words describes, "what you see is behind the artist, where reality ends and illusion begins." A lot of her work surrounds her own children being dancers. Her daughters were dancers in the Stephen Foster Story, The Lyric Opera and in Las Vegas. She enjoys photographing them and Diane said she believes that in performing arts, "your experience colors what you see."
Diane's charcoal painting won Best Finished Work painting award in the fair, a first ever solid shading charcoal to be announced as a painting by the artist guild and judges.
To contact Diane: firstname.lastname@example.com
Gallery Director, Kentucky Watercolor Society,
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By Ian White on April 14, 2011 12:00 PM
Most people think of wine, food, vines and highway 29 when they think of Napa Valley, but there are plenty of other activities, like hiking, that won't lead to a hangover or require much time in the car. The Vaca and Mayacama mountain ranges offer beautiful views, great hikes (although most of Napa is private land) and an opportunity to work off all that food and wine or appease your non-drinking companions. Here are 4 great hikes on either side of the valley and some resources to help you find hikes more suitable to your schedule, taste, or pace.


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Anthony MinghineThe Michigan Municipal League's Anthony Minghine will lead a special discussion about the challenges local governments are currently facing in a variety of areas, including finance and collaboration, during the League's 2012 Convention October 3-5 on Mackinac Island.Local governments are facing some of the most difficult financial times in memory, and elected and appointed officials face the daunting task of managing their complex organizations during these trying times. In addition, there is mounting pressure to look to expand consolidation and cooperative efforts as a solution to local financial pressures.During this session, Minghine, chief operations officer for the League, will review and discuss some of the key operational and finance topics facing local government and review strategies, including cooperation and consolidation for dealing with those issues.Check out the Convention agenda and more detailed list of topics to be discussed, including a discussion on some of the controversial ballot issues that may appear on the November ballot, new laws regarding cell towers, health care reform, how to secure grant funding for your community, how governments can address illegal drugs in their communities, collaborative innovation by Jeff DeGraff, local finance issues and strategies, and community design and sustainability. Be sure to register by Aug 31 to get the group discount rate at the Grand Hotel.
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Hi there.
We have been evaluating ZCS network edition and Z Desktop(beta 2) in our company and I have the following questions..
1. Mac Mail (osx 10.5) client email is read directly by the Zimbra Desktop client for OSX, yet I do not leave my mail on server (we're using qpopper/Linux currently)
Why does this not happen for Outlook/ZDesktop on Wintel platforms?
Is this the case also since Zdesktop imports mailbox file formats, is the behaviour also true of Linux zimbra desktop?
2. We have 90% of our users using a mix of outlook 2002/2003.
The zimbra outlook connector only works for Outlook 2003 + later. - there are a few users who use macs and linux..
We want to give users a choice of being able to use their existing MS Outlook client or Zimbra desktop, but since the outlook zimbra connector does not work in Outlook 2002, there is no 'import' option to read either a PST file or to directly read in mail saved in Outlook 2002, plus contacts/appointments?
When will this be supported, or atleast allow OL2k users to integrate into Zimbra network edition?
We realise that they can use Zimbra webmail, or ZDesktop on Windows but why have two mail clients running at the same time?
I already considered having a ZCS desktop talking to ZCS and a pop account setup in it for users who 'leave messages on server' to the existing pop3 server, but this still does not account for email saved/sent on outlook 2k.
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Directing migration of human stem cells with electric fields
Great progress has been made in the last decades to derive many types of human stem cells for potential therapeutic uses. However, practical clinical use is severely limited by several challenges. One of which is the poor homing and integration of transplanted cells with the targeted host tissues - only very few transplanted stem cells integrate structurally and functionally to the damaged or diseased tissues.
We recently demonstrated that at wounds and damaged tissue sites there are naturally occurring electric fields, which may send a signal to guide cell migration. Excitingly, applied EFs guide migration and division of murine embryonic stem cells(mESCs) and nerve stem cells (mNSCs). We hypothesize that EFs are an effective signal to direct migration of human embryonic stem cells (hESCs), and nerve stem cells (hNSCs) to, as well as engagement and interaction with, sites of tissue damage.
In this proposal, we will establish EFs as a novel signalling mechanisms to guide human stem cells homing and integration. We will optimize electric stimulations to direct migration of hESCs and hNSCs. We will combine the electric stimulation with other treatment to establish a potent and novel mechanism to direct the migration of beneficial human stem cells toward the injury sites to repair and to regenerate.
This visionary endeavor of CIRM to develop stem cell therapies leads the nation and has been galvanizing stem cell researchers to California. This represents the leading role of California at the forefront of biomedical research. Joining this exciting program, we are poised to overcome one of the big hurdles in stem cell therapy - to guide stem cells to damaged and diseased tissues to repair and regenerate. Homing and integration of stem cells to the targeted tissues are critical steps in stem cell therapy. Many types of stem cell therapies have very poor results because of poor homing and integration of transplanted stem cells with the local damaged tissues.
Exploring signals to control cell migration and other behaviors, we have been developing a novel and potentially powerful signal – electric fields for better homing and integration. We propose to understand the electrical control of homing integration of stem cells. If successful, new techniques derived from this project will help to break one of the road locks in stem cell therapies. This grant proposal falls under the mission statement of the CIRM for funding innovative research to achieve effective stem cell therapies. We aim to generate innovative and effective techniques to guide migration of human stem cells. The concept and approach will benefit many types of stem cell therapies.
Techniques developed from this project are expected to significantly increase the efficiency of stem cell to integrate with the host tissues, therefore facilitate restoration of structure and function. If successful, this technique will lead to reduction in the medical and economic burden of large numbers of patients who need stem cell therapies, therefore contribute significantly to CIRM's mission.
We aim to develop new techniques to guide human stem cells to repair diseased or damaged tissues. In the past year, we have successfully developed new techniques and are able to guide human embryonic stem cells, ips cells and progenies to migrate and integrate with host tissues.
We aim to guide human stem cells to repair diseased or damaged tissues. In the past year, we have developed new techniques to guide neuronal stem cells to migrate in vitro, and a proprietorial technique to apply electrical cues in animal. This forms a strong basis that in the third year, we are ready to prepare to move to the next stage - to translate the results from this basic biology grant to a novel technique to possible clinical use.
The aim of this project is to develop technology to stimulate and guide human neural stem cells to repair and regenerate damaged tissues. The CIRM grant provided support that move both the science and technology forward and closer to clinical use.
Specifically, we have for the first time 1) demonstrated effectiveness of using electric stimulation to enhance migration of human stem cells to migrate directionally; 2) developed new techniques to stimulate cells in 3D and in vivo; 3) demonstrated synergistic effects of chemical guidance and electric stimulation on human stem cells.
We have successfully completed all the original proposed goals for year 3. Specific Aims that have been completed are: Aim 1B (Direct hNSCs in 2D), Aim 2A (Purinergic signaling), Aim 2B (Ca++ signaling). Aim 3A (Direct SCs in 3D), and Aim 3B (Transplant SCs in vivo and direct migration of SCs) are fully started as planned, with major part of 3A finished.
Our original hypothesis is that EFs are a powerful signal to direct migration of human embryonic stem cells (hESCs) and human nerve stem cells (hNSCs) through purinergic signaling. Three specific Aims with the following time scales were set in the proposal: Aim 1. To guide migration of hESCs and hNSCs. Aim 2. To elucidate purinergic receptor/Ca2+ signaling in EF-directed stem cell migration. Aim 3. To direct migration of hESCs and hNSCs in 3D. We have finished all proposed research and are writing up for publication.
This is report on a no cost extension of six month.
We have successfully conducted the experiments proposed and published 6 papers. We would like to request 1 year no-cost extension of the CIRM grant for the following reasons.
We have extend beyond the original proposal and carried out some in vivo experiments. We have
1. Established stable human neural stem cell (hNSC) lines that stably expressing GFP for in vivo transplantation and tracking.
2. Confirmed the electrotaxis response of those transduced cells;
3. Developed proprietary techniques for stimulating and guiding transplanted cells in the brain;
4. Manufactured prototype of stimulator for in vivo use;
5. Successfully guided transplanted hNSCs in live rat brain.
We are currently analyzing those exciting data and are preparing manuscripts for high impact publication. We are preparing for early translational work. This will need to maintain active fund for use for analysis, publication purpose. We will be grateful if the CIRM grants this no-cost extension request. We have submitted three grant applications during this period of time and have published two important papers in high impact journals - one in EMBO Reports and one in Current Biology. Both papers have attracted media interview and commentary of experts.
The EMBO Reports paper proposes for the first time the existence of endogenous electric fields in the brain, which may guide migration of neural stem cells. This is a completely new mechanism no one proposed before and we have proved strong experimental evidences.
The Current Biology paper dissected the mechanisms of how cells sense and respond to a small electric fields.
We have submitted a patent application during this period of time.
- EMBO Rep (2013) Endogenous electric currents might guide rostral migration of neuroblasts. (PubMed: 23328740)
- Curr Biol (2013) Keratocyte Fragments and Cells Utilize Competing Pathways to Move in Opposite Directions in an Electric Field. (PubMed: 23541726)
- Stem Cell Res (2012) Directing migration of endothelial progenitor cells with applied DC electric fields. (PubMed: 22099019)
- J Vis Exp (2012) Electric field-controlled directed migration of neural progenitor cells in 2D and 3D environments. (PubMed: 22370927)
- Cell Mol Life Sci (2012) E-cadherin plays an essential role in collective directional migration of large epithelial sheets. (PubMed: 22410739)
- Prog Retin Eye Res (2012) Electrical signaling in control of ocular cell behaviors. (PubMed: 22020127)
- Exp Neurol (2011) PI3K mediated electrotaxis of embryonic and adult neural progenitor cells in the presence of growth factors. (PubMed: 21092738)
- J Vis Exp (2011) Measurement of bioelectric current with a vibrating probe. (PubMed: 21248695)
- Stem Cells (2011) Guided Migration of Neural Stem Cells Derived from Human Embryonic Stem Cells by an Electric Field. (PubMed: 22076946)
- Stem Cell Rev (2011) Electrically guiding migration of human induced pluripotent stem cells. (PubMed: 21373881)
- J Neurosci Res (2010) A time-lapse and quantitative modelling analysis of neural stem cell motion in the absence of directional cues and in electric fields. (PubMed: 20890991)


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Forum "Points" and benefits
Many of you here on the forums have inquired about what the ESP site "points system" is all about. We can now let you know. Also, note that a number of you have already supported the site enough to begin collecting some rewards. Here's the info: http://www.espguitars.com/pages/get-the-points/
Any way we can just get like...t-shirts & hats & shit? Maybe an LTD for 100,000 points instead of a spotlight which is something I'd never wish upon myself?
I mean, neat incentives & all, I'm sure some people will drool all over them. Just not this dude.
Hey Chain. Yes, there will be other types of rewards as time goes by (including some tangible stuff like you mention). This is just the first round.
Sounds good then.
Don't get me wrong, an artist spotlight is pretty sweet assuming someone can put the material together for it & pass approval and all that. But for the bedroom style hobbyist like me its just not that appealing. Lessons could also be pretty cool, but living in the middle east like myself there's a pretty good chance the website is blocked anyways...they censor the hell out of the internet over here.
Anyways its good to see something seeing some progress/change here. Now if we could just take one more step with the points system and lower the requirement for posting links/pictures/videos to like...10-100 points rather than 2000...
I like the idea about motiviating people to contribute in a "musician-social-network". And the rewards so far are pretty sweet, especially when you bring some give-aways like T-Shirts (I like the "Swallow"-Shirt *hint-hint* :D ).
But I have two concerns about the whole system:
1) It seems to be "easy" to cheat the system. There seem to be some people spaming just random pictures they probably do not own by themselves.
2) If you throw in some rewards like shirts or so, please don't restrict them to US residentials only, like the guitars.
I reached 25,000, I was hoping confetti would shoot out of my keyboard or something, maybe at 100,000.
I agree that ESP logo stuff, like hats, shirts, coffee mugs, straps, gig bags ect are good rewards for participation.
imagine how many points we'd all have if they didn't change the system, wiping everyone out effectively destroying the entire community
Are you referring to our change when we put up the new site in 2013, or the change we made in September to the points rewards system? Previous to the new site in 2013, there was no "points system" at all. The current system allows both veteran and new members of the site to have a chance to win rewards. That's what I was referring to.
I was refering to the traffic this forum used to have and the frequency of posts, i.e. if the previous forum wasn't destroyed (everyone would still be here posting), and a "points system" was implemented (on the old boards, doesn't matter when), we'd all have a sh1t load of points (there would be a lot of members, with a lot of points)...
Ah, I see. Well, if it helps to know, while there's less posting on the forums for the time being, we have way more overall site traffic now than ever before. The ESP site is a lot more than just the forums. But let me clarify one thing... the points for the rewards are zeroed out at the start of each month. You (and all other members) have just as much chance of winning a reward for participation on any given month as anyone else. Give it a shot.
I'm not going to be negative, as you've already heard about every angle of that story, but I think you have missed out on some vital point(pun intended) if you think that the interest for posting and activity is generated by the chance of winning some random prize at the end of each month. In my understanding, the old forum was driven by the interest for communication between users of the forum, aswell as information about various guitars and gear. If the change was driven by a desire to start fresh in terms of building a whole different community, than I would say you have been succesful, but that should also imply that you would have understanding for the users that converted from the old to the new and their dissapointment in the changes which destroyed most of what was built over the years.
Of course... that's all understandable, and we're aware of it. We'd prefer more people from the old forums to come try out the new ones, especially since we made many of the changes that brought back some of the functional elements of the old version. At the same time, we're glad that we do have a bunch of community activity on the current site that goes beyond the forums. Your input is always welcomed. Thanks Skoggy.
people dont like change, especially a bunch of self-absorbed musicians.....but
the old forum actually was already sliding sideways as a lot of cats had bailed;
the lulz are gone
alas, tyranny
I'm confused on how to see your points if it's still running, or where the rewards are redeemed either????


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Crady Mail Services is the hub for student, department, and internal campus mail. Here you can send and receive packages and letters (both intra-campus and off campus), purchase stamps, and recycle packaging. The lobby also features a stock of campus publications, such as Scarlet & Black, Grinnell Review, and The Grinnell Magazine, available free on a first-come basis. Students and faculty members have combination-code mailboxes accessible 6:30 am to midnight seven days a week.
- Individual and booklet stamps for purchase
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This means that you cannot play piano or any other sounds on these keyboards by themselves.
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Thread: Duke and Duchess of Cambridge
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I'm really excited to find out the name!
I expect it will be something really really traditional.~ 22 year-old name lover ~
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Seeing as the child will be placed after Prince William in the line of succession and therefore will be an heir, it's almost 100% certain that his/her name will be top-traditional.
First name: They could choose to go with the ultra traditional names like George, Richard or Edward; Elizabeth, Victoria or Mary. Or they could go with more uncommon yet traditional names like Arthur, Philip, Alexander or Albert; Charlotte, Matilda, Alexandra or Margaret. My money are on either George or Arthur, or Elizabeth, Margaret or Victoria.
"Middle names": As with (almost) every royal baby, the secondary names are probably going to get used to honour family members. A strong contender in my opinion is Francis/Frances, in a girls name being a replacement for Diana. Frances was Diana's middle name and Francis is Michael Middleton's middle name. Francis furthermore has a royal connection in that the father of Queen Mary, the grandmother of Her Majesty the Queen, was Francis, the Duke of Teck. Family names used could be, for a boy: Charles, Louis, Michael, James, Arthur or Philip, for a girl: Elizabeth, Margaret, Anne, Alice, Diana, Alexandra, Carole/Caroline or Mary.
My (first) guesses for a boy:
George Charles Arthur Philip
Arthur Charles Philip Francis
George Philip Arthur Michael
Alexander Philip Arthur George (long-shot)
Albert Michael Charles Philip (long-shot)
My (first) guesses for a girl:
Elizabeth Alice Caroline Frances
Elizabeth Carole Mary Diana
Margaret Caroline Frances Elizabeth
Victoria Carole Diana Elizabeth
Alexandra Elizabeth Caroline Frances (long-shot)
Mary Elizabeth Carole Diana (long-shot)
Alice Diana Elizabeth Carole (long-shot)
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More than 280,000 people now call Henderson their home. With award-winning master-planned communities and numerous housing options, Henderson provides an outstanding quality of life that has become synonymous with the City. Henderson is the only full-service city in Southern Nevada, meaning that the City has dedicated police, fire and utility services to more efficiently serve its residents.
With a favorable tax structure, Henderson has attracted numerous businesses. Henderson's Economic Development Department continues to connect new businesses with our community. The local Chamber of Commerce also plays an important role in the economic development of our area.
Not only can people live and work here, but there are numerous recreation opportunities as well. From our award-winning Parks & Recreation programs to cutting-edge facilities such as the Multigenerational facility, there truly is something for everyone. Additionally, facilities such as the Henderson Senior Facility offers activities, classes and outings for older members of our community.
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A former Onslow County teacher and soccer coach will have his first court appearance today for charges issued Thursday accusing him of soliciting a child via electronic device.
John Tobias Sweeney, 36, of Sioux Drive was charged Thursday by Onslow County Sheriff�s Office with solicitation of a child by a computer or electronic device to commit an unlawful sex act.
Sweeney is accused of soliciting a 13-year-old to engage in sexual activity via Meetme.com and text messages, according to warrants.
The child was a student who lived out of state, according to OCSO.
The site aims to make meeting people fun through social games and apps, according to the website. Meetme.com representatives were not immediately available for comment.
Sweeney resigned his position effective immediately, according to information released Thursday by Onslow County Schools.
Sweeney was arrested at his home early Thursday morning with assistance from the FBI, according to the OCSO.
Calls to Sweeney were not immediately returned.
Sweeney recently completed his 10th season as soccer coach at Southwest High School, where he taught AVID and English II. He coached the Southwest boys� soccer team to a state 1-A championship in 2012 and the girls� soccer team to a state 1-A title in 2010 and 2012.
According to information on the school�s website, he taught at New Bridge Middle School from 1999 to 2006 and Southwest High School from 2006 to present.
Bond was set at $10,000.
According to Assistant District Attorney Nathan Sweet, who handles sex offense cases for the District Attorney�s office, the charge is a Class H felony with a maximum punishment of 39 months in prison. If convicted, he would have to register under the North Carolina sex offender registration.
Daily News reporter Chris Miller contributed to this report. Amanda Hickey is the government reporter at The Daily News. She can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.
As the news unfolded Thursday
Update at 4:59 p.m.
The child -- whom a former Southwest High School teacher allegedly lured by text message and via a social media website -- was from out of state, according to information from Onslow County Sheriff's Office.
Update at 4:03 p.m.
A Southwest High School teacher and state champion soccer coach resigned Thursday afternoon after he was arrested that morning in connection with luring a 13 year old by text to for sex, according to warrants, and press releases by Onslow County Schools and Onslow County Sheriff's Office.
John Tobias Sweeney, 36, of Sioux Drive in Jacksonville was arrested Thursday morning by members of Onslow County Sheriff's Office and charged with solicitation of a child by a computer or other electronic device to commit an unlawful sex act.
Page 2 of 2 - An FBI agent was present as a witness during Sweeney's arrest, according to warrants.
"Many reporters have been calling to get employment information on John Sweeney and his status with the school system," wrote Suzie Ulbrich, Onslow County Schools public affairs assistant in a press release.
Sweeney worked with Onslow County Schools for 14 years.
"He has been teaching English at Southwest High School since 2006; prior to that he taught at New Bridge Middle School," she wrote.
Update at 2:50 p.m.
A Southwest High School Teacher and state champion soccer coach was arrested Thursday morning by members of Onslow County Sheriff's Office, according to a press release issued by the sheriff's office at 2:30 p.m.
John Tobias Sweeney, 36, of Sioux Drive in Jacksonville was arrested "at his home without incident early this morning," according to the press release.
An FBI agent was present as a witness during Sweeney's arrest, according to warrants.
Solicitation of a child by computer or other electronic devices to commit an unlawful sexual act occurs when someone 16 years old or older knowingly and with intent to commit an illegal sexual act "entices advises coerces, orders, or commands" via electronic device "a child who is less than 16 years of age and at least five years younger than the defendant," according to N.C. General Statutes.
That charge also applies if the accused makes such communication and believes the victim is younger than 16 and at least five years younger than the accused, according to N.C. General Statutes.
Sweeney was held at Onslow County Detention Center on $10,000 secured bond.
His first court appearance is scheduled for Dec. 20.
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I was reading this thread on Hawk website:
Scout.com: Over/Under 15 wins this season
Just got me thinking, so I thought, I would give everybody over here a laugh of my own.
NC Games In Ames:
Drake (Expect a win at home, but could be considered a toss up)
Loyola Marymount (Win)
Oregon State (Win)
UC Davis (Win)
UW-Milwaukee (Win)
Mercer (Win)
Should be 6-0
5 more games to be added to list...All of them are winnable.
NC Games On Road:
Hawaii (On the road, toss up)
Houston (On the road, toss up)
Iowa (On the road, toss up)
UNI (On the road, toss up)
Play the odds...
Big 12 Conference Schedule
Sat., Jan 10 at Texas (Loss, but we match up well with them)
Wed., Jan. 14 Nebraska (Win)
Sat., Jan. 17 at Missouri (Loss, but if we make it our game, we have a chance)
Sat., Jan. 24 Kansas (Probable Loss, but very inexperienced Kansas team coming to Hilton)
Tues., Jan. 27 at Colorado (Should win, but funny crap happens at Colorado)
Sat., Jan. 31 Oklahoma (Loss)
Tues., Feb. 3 at Kansas State (Very Winnable)
Sat., Feb. 7 Missouri (Win, again whose game does it turn into)
Wed., Feb. 11 Colorado (Win)
Sat., Feb. 14 at Oklahoma State (Loss, new coach, but return a lot of experience)
Wed., Feb. 18 at Kansas (Loss)
Sat., Feb. 21 Kansas State (Win)
Tues., Feb. 24 Baylor (Loss, but we match up well with them)
Sat., Feb. 28 at Texas A&M (Loss, depends on which A&M Team shows up)
Wed., March 4 at Nebraska (Win)
Sat., March 7 Texas Tech (Win)
Going to have a chance in a lot of games.
Total: 21-10 with a lot of games that could go either way. Win first round game and lose second round game in Tournament. Which would put us in the NIT at 22-11. If the ball bounces our way (which it seems to never bounce our way)...NCAA.
I hope you're right.
i see 31-0
Originally Posted by mfelske
I hope you're right.
Am I ever wrong? jk
But seriously, from the first game through first game of the Big 12 tourney...I consider 18-14 a worst case finish.
Me too.
21-10 regular season would be a great accomplishment.
Originally Posted by cyrocksmypants
CG. No one knows what you're talking about.
Originally Posted by cowgirl836
Pretty optimistic, but good qualifier on not having the ball bounce our way. That certainly does seem to hit a rock every year, doesn't it?
I think 20 wins is an outside goal, but one that could be reached with a little luck. You are certainly more of an expert than I, though, that's for sure. Mac has done a lot with the cards he was dealt the past 2 years. I've got my tickets bought for this year. I'm just gonna be happy with a winning record, and the rest is gravy.
Considering how excited some of us were with predictions the last 2 years and how that turned out, you have to consider we are young and inexpirienced too. Realistically I see us flirting with a .500 season probably.
Go Cubs Go!
I enjoy your optimism, and I hope you are right.
last year we only won 14 games.
This year we have already lost Wes Johnson.
Obviously you have more info about the team than I do, so what things make you think we will win 7 more games this year? What will change from last year to this year to get us to +20 wins?
Originally Posted by BigDISU1
I enjoy your optimism, and I hope you are right.
last year we only won 14 games.
This year we have already lost Wes Johnson.
Obviously you have more info about the team than I do, so what things make you think we will win 7 more games this year? What will change from last year to this year to get us to +20 wins?
I can do it in one word: Chemistry
I like you, you're crazy, but I like you man...
Originally Posted by kg-cyclone
I can do it in one word: Chemistry
You'll make a believer out of me. If these guys are playing together that much better, then I think Mac's offensive sets will work a whole lot better than they had been. His UNI teams did that, played well as a team.
If we can do something like that, we'll have a lot of success. 20 wins might just be doable!
Originally Posted by clonedboy
i see 31-0
I would say 30-1, I think we will struggle at Nebraska.
I consider 18-14 a worst case finish.
How long have you been a Cyclone fan?
With as strong as the big 12 will be, I think .500 in league play gets us in.
Speaking of the thread on the hawkeye website, they're saying around 20 wins for Iowa. I was of the impression that with Freeman and Johnson leaving they didn't have much coming back this year. Anyone know why the optimism?
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The 12th Syracuse Nationals - Right Coast RoddingWritten by on March 1, 2012
Produced by the Right Coast Association, the 12th Syracuse Nationals at the New York State Fairgrounds drew almost 7,600 cars this past July, with attendees from all over the United States and Canada. Having wanted to attend the show for a number of years, we finally made it this summer, thanks to the constant harassment from our old pal "East Coast" Artie (just kiddin'!).
Artie hosts Artie's Party as part of the event, with pinstripers giving their time for free to participate in one of the biggest panel jams we've witnessed. All the artwork produced is sold through a series of auctions over the weekend, with 100 percent of the profits benefitting the McMahon/Ryan House Child Advocacy Site, a not-for-profit organization in Syracuse. This year $62,000 was raised through the auctions. Good work ladies and gentlemen!
The three-day event also featured three of the actors from Happy Days, 15 bands, firework displays, and 350 vendors, in addition to the cars in attendance, with the furthest travelled coming from Oregon! Out on the edge of the fairgrounds a barn hosted the Old Skool Roundup, with some neat (and it has to be said, not-so neat) rods of the "ratty" persuasion. Amongst their number though were some cool traditional rods and some seriously neat survivors, making for a great show-within-a-show.
Also part of the event was the Winfield Award, where well-known customizer Gene Winfield picks his Select Six from a number of entries, all displayed in one of the many halls on site, then chooses a winner that represents excellence in automotive design and build techniques.
Even with three days to get around the show, we felt we hadn't seen it all (we did, we always do. Thank goodness for golf carts!), which is always the mark of a good event. Check out www.rightcoastcars.com for information on the 2012 event.
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Though the majority of the Syracuse Nationals is an outdoor event, there are some indoor displays, as well as vendors, model car displays, and Artie's Party, the pinstriping and artwork section. Also indoors are the cars competing for the Winfield Award, created to recognize excellence in automotive design and build technique. From the many entries received, the finalists are displayed at the show, with Gene Winfield present to whittle them down to the Select Six, the winner is presented with the award during the Saturday evening dinner dance at the fairgrounds.
While traditional customs are present, Winfield doesn't restrict his judging to the type of car he's famous for, as evidenced by this year's winner, the chopped, channeled, and sectioned '71 Javelin of Lenny Legere, dubbed "Mistress". Sitting on a tube chassis, and painted pink over candy gold, the Javelin was barely recognizable, resembling a '70s European sports car, which isn't surprising when you learn it was built 21 years ago! Of course our favorite to win was Rick Bennett's traditional Merc, with many, many subtle mods, some of which had to be pointed out to us. Of course Winfield spotted them all!
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if you want to go for 2, line up with the offense and go for 2, don' run the kick team out there!!!!!!!!!!! terrible job by CPR and the rest of the ISU staff. i am sick. ****!
ERR!!! Wrong Answer!!
Even as a Hawk fan I am going to call you out. You're an idiot. The play was there. Clear as day. It just wasn't executed correctly. Had the holder put a little more zip on the ball it's game over and Rhoads gets carried out of JT on the players shoulders.
Watch it man there's a beverage here!
Ugh, how many of these threads do we need?
terrible post. if you want to start a thread, come with something that is actually true, and not just said out of frustration. if that play worked(which 90% of it did-the 10% being the throw), you would probably have started a thread calling CPR a genius and demanding a pay increase for him. terrible job by ameshammer and his entire computer. i am sick. ****!
I'm amazed that people are critical of the last call. I could see if Nebraska wasn't fooled or something but they were caught with their pants down. Terrible execution, yes...Terrible call? No effin way.
Hey everyone! I just wanted to let everyone else know that my opinion cannot be contained to another thread of a similar topic. It's just too important! My opinion is worded so much more eloquently (see? I used a thesaurus!) than those "unmentionable" threads. So, please allow me to go and make love to myself because I like seeing my name everywhere.
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IF ISU sent the offense out their NU would have known for sure a 2 pt attempt would happen, with the kick unit they have to commit 6-7 guys for the kick.
Disagree hammer, Nebraska had no clue, it was there, the throw wasn't. Next Game!
By the way all of you who think our extra points are automatic when we need them, remember KC last year>
Great call, Great coach and staff!
Did you even watch the replay? Colin was WIDE open. It was a poorly thrown ball. Great Call. Go big or go home. I love it.
Good call, all the way. It should have been there DARN IT!
32 years later and I am still riding on the back.
I don't sweat the petty things,... I pet the sweaty things
I thought it was a good call and I'll back that decision forever.
well, duders, if was such a great call why didn't it work? come on, if we are playing with gimmicks that is fine, but when you are even with nebraska all day--dont' pull gimmicks out at the most critiical moment.
Are you serious? If the throw had anything behind it you'd be calling him a genius...
It was the right call by CPR. No question in that. You're wrong.
Wow. Come on man. It was a very good call, but Kuehl just didn't put as much ooomph as it needed.
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|Downtown daily whistles eliminated
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Businesses and residents near the downtown area noticed something different on Wednesday, Jan. 6. The daily whistle that sounds at 7 a.m., 12 noon and 6 p.m. didn't make a sound in the downtown location.
City Council members voted at their Jan. 5 meeting to turn off the daily whistles on the downtown tower located near Holyoke Marketplace and the fire station. The siren will still be used for tornadoes and fires.
Both Ray Bailey and Jerry Banaka said they began asking people about the whistles and found most people wouldn't want to see them turned off. Bailey said they add character to Holyoke and suggested placing the issue on the ballot or hold a public meeting.
It was suggested the downtown whistle be turned off and only be used for emergencies such as fires or tornadoes. Council members agreed the whistle is rather loud.
Mayor David Nygaard suggested changing the downtown whistle and see what the response would be.
City Supt. Mark Brown said the duration could be shortened which would mean they wouldn't ramp up as high.
Councilman Kevin Scott added the whistles should only sound for a tornado. He said in his past experience as a fireman, fire whistles attract people and lead them to follow fire trucks to emergencies.
An older whistle was taken down from near the school and it was suggested it be placed near Johnson Street and S. Interocean Avenue. Tillie Fisbeck said when the wind is right, no sirens can be heard in the southwest part of town.
It was also mentioned the whistles are hard to hear within the hospital. Placing one near the south part of town would help alleviate that problem. Brown said he will price the receiver needed for the old whistle and bring it before the council.
Emergency buttons to be installed
Council members approved the purchase of four emergency buttons to be installed within the city office. The panic buttons and system was priced well below the expectations of council members.
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Mayor Nygaard mentioned he and councilman Bailey attended a golf meeting on Monday, Jan. 4 to discuss budget ideas. He said communication is open and they will continue to meet and act as liaisons.
City Supt. Brown said city crews have been dealing with trouble calls caused by the wind and snow during the Christmas storm. He also reported a vehicle accident knocked down a light pole by Buzzz Stop and it will not get fixed until the weather gets warmer.
A water main broke in the 700 block of E. Gordon Street. Brown said it was one of the worst ones he has ever seen and the pipe had been leaking for quite some time. The area is barricaded off so crews can let the area dry so repairs can be made.
Police Chief Phil Biersdorfer reported six traffic accidents within the last two weeks. He said the majority of the accidents occurred on Interocean Avenue as a result of people not paying attention to traffic when backing up.
He also mentioned Christmas and New Year's were relatively quiet.
Biersdorfer also presented council members with the Click It or Ticket program. He applied for a grant that will allow Holyoke P.D. to spend Feb. 18-24 enforcing seat belt laws in Holyoke. He said the grant covers all costs included with the overtime spent by the officers involved.
Another time grant money can be used for the program is in May. Council members approved the February program and will vote on the May program after they see how the first one goes.
City Clerk/Treasurer Kathy Olofson announced Jean Clayton was named as a new library board member. Clayton replaces Barb Kreider whose term expired. She also reported the city received two generous gifts from the Heginbotham Trust. One of the gifts was $5,000 to help purchase a new mower for the cemetery. The other was for $50,000 to help with library maintenance projects.
The building inspector report was given by Olofson who reported there were 148 total permits in 2009. 130 were residential while 18 were commercial.
Council members entered into executive session for 23 minutes to discuss personnel matters. After exiting executive session a motion was made to accept the 2010 wage proposal for city employees.
Other business
In other business Jan. 5, council members:
—accepted report from the Holyoke Volunteer Fire Pension Board.
—approved application for special events permit for Holyoke Vets Club for Jan. 16.
—accepted an engagement letter for the 2009 audit and the local highway finance report from Lauer, Szabo & Associates, PC.


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(Sports Network) - Two teams riding three-game winning streaks will do battle
on Tuesday, as the Montreal Canadiens host the Winnipeg Jets at the Bell
In addition to winning three in a row, the Canadiens received some excellent
news off the ice on Monday when they finally ended their contract dispute with
defenseman P.K. Subban. The sides agreed to a two-year, $5.7 million deal,
ending the standoff before it lingered too long into the lockout-shortened
It's unclear when the 23-year-old will make his season debut, but he expects
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evening against the Senators. If not, Subban will likely target Saturday's
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"Nothing matches being in a game," Subban said via conference call. "But
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The Canadiens have scored four goals in each of their victories this season
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Devils on Sunday. Andrei Markov scored a power-play goal with 38 seconds
remaining in overtime to lift Montreal to a 4-3 home win over the Devils.
Montreal allowed the Devils to fight back from a pair of two-goal deficits to
force overtime, but the Habs would eventually secure the two points by taking
advantage of a power play in OT.
With 59 seconds left in the extra session, New Jersey defenseman Andy Greene
went to the penalty box for holding. Montreal then won the ensuing face-off
and Rene Bourque fired a one-timer that went wide of the net. The puck caromed
off the end boards and Markov chipped it over a prone Martin Brodeur, giving
the Canadiens their first home win over New Jersey since March 11, 2008. They
had lost eight straight to the Devils at the Bell Centre.
"It was a challenge for us against a team which had not lost," Markov said.
"We stuck with our system and it worked."
Markov has recorded four goals in four games this season and is tied with
Raphael Diaz for the team lead with five points.
Brandon Prust, Ryan White and Brendan Gallagher also lit the lamp for
Montreal, while Carey Price made 22 saves.
Gallagher and fellow rookie Alex Galchenyuk received good news on Monday as
the club has decided to keep both players in Montreal rather than returning
them to their junior teams. Galchenyuk has recorded a goal and two assists in
four games and Gallagher has a goal and an assist in three outings.
Montreal played Sunday without defenseman Tomas Kaberle, who was sidelined
with an injury caused by a puck to the face. Kaberle is expected to be back in
the lineup on Tuesday.
The Jets, meanwhile, have earned recent wins over Washington, Pittsburgh and
the New York Islanders to give the club three consecutive victories for the
first time since Feb. 16-19 of last season.
Winnipeg's last two victories have come on home ice and the Jets earned a
thrilling overtime win Sunday against the Islanders. Evander Kane pushed a
rebound across the goal line 1:59 into the extra session, lifting the
Jets to a 5-4 victory at MTS Centre.
The Islanders scored three times in the first 9:53 of the third period to go
up 4-2, but Winnipeg responded with goals from Dustin Byfuglien and Alexander
Burmistrov 65 seconds apart to force overtime.
In the extra session, Islanders forward Keith Aucoin turned the puck over in
the offensive zone, resulting in an odd-man rush for the Jets. Olli Jokinen
carried the puck down the left wing and fired a slap shot from the face-off
circle that struck the far post after getting past New York goalie Evgeni
Nabokov. Kane followed up the play and banged home the rebound.
"I knew Olli had it (puck) and there was nobody in my way, and I was actually
looking for the breakaway," Kane said. "But Olli kept it and I knew he was
shooting it when I saw the big wind-up and he has a really hard shot, so I
almost flew by (the net), because I thought he was going to bury it. But thank
goodness I didn't."
Al Montoya, a former Islander, stopped 21 shots in his Winnipeg debut.
The Jets could match their longest winning streak from 2011-12 with another
victory on Tuesday.
The Canadiens won three of four meetings against Winnipeg in 2011-12 and
Montreal has claimed five of six in this series overall. The Jets/Thrashers
franchise has lost three straight and seven of its last nine games in
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Then again humans are a dumb lot sometimes,and some just amaze me. I know as far as I'm concerned once the bill hits over $100. I will be going back to 4 channels and netflix or something.
Directv's average customer bill is in the low $90s (I think $92 was mentioned in the last quarterly report.) And with average annual March price increases of around $4-5 dollars, they'll hit that magic $100 average in about two years.
However, Directv plays at the higher-end of the subscription TV market, so most dish and cable subscribers are spending less per month. The complicating factor is that many cable subs bundle, so their monthly bills include internet and phone, pushing their total monthly bills into the $150+ range.
From the reports I've read there are only a few true cord cutters, mostly at the fringes of the market. But there appears to be a growing trend among young adults that are choosing not to subscribe in the first place. In college they don't subscribe, or use their parent's service and get much of their "tv" entertainment off the web. Once they've graduated and get jobs of their own they just never sign up for cable or sat. Their smartphones are far more important to them than their TVs.
If this trend is real and continues to grow, that's when you'll see real changes in the industry. My own guess is that within 10 years cable/sat will be dominated by sports and news and that more and more people will stream their general entertainment. This will lead to a collapsing down of regular networks, so they'll only be one History channel, one Lifetime, etc, etc.


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We are trying to complete our migration from mailman to Zimbra, however there is one stopping point, we have three mailing lists that when sent to will strip the attachments from them and copy them to a network drive automatically.
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All of them!
vote for which of the main cons u would like to see back ressurected
All of them!
vote for which of the main cons u would like to see back ressurected
Damn i wanted the poll to end before the release date of TF4, can Nelson or any mods fix it?
I don't want any of them back, but if one had to return, I would vote Starscream. We haven't really seen what he would be like as a Decepticon leader in Bay's films, plus his return can simply be explained away by his immortal spark (which could even be a plot device).
NONE.................its time to move on to bigger and better!!!!!!!!!!!!
This poll is discriminatory! Where's the none option.
eagc7 I know that you want them back really hard but it just doesn't make sense. All of them lost their heads. It won't happen in the Bayverse. The only way it could work is flashbacks or time travel. And if they bring them back then why not bring Devastator, The Fallen, Jazz, Ironhide etc. Things just don't work that way. Sorry. You'll see them when the reboot happens (I guess after TF4).
If one had to be brought back, I would choose Starscream but really none of them should be revived.
Shockwave in a true leader fashion.
Lord Megatron.
"I won't be wronged, I won't be insulted, and I won't be laid a hand on. I don't do these things to other people and I expect the same from them."
-John Wayne (The Shootist)
I voted for Soundwave, just because he's my all time fave TF. However for TF4, I want none of them to return. They died, and I'm looking forward and hoping to see re-imaginings of other characters such as Astrotrain, Skywarp, the Stunticons, Galvatron, etc or even just new characters all together.
Driller-bot is thirsty.
Starscream and Soundwave just need to have new reads built or their old heads rebuilt and of course get their spark re-activated, while Megatron simply needs his Head and Spine to be reattached into his body and have his spark re-activated
Isn't it considered that there are 4 main 'cons? Megatron, Starscream, Soundwave and Shockwave?
If that was the case, Shockwave would definitely be number one, who doesn't want to see more of him!
Shockwave is simply a Background/Secondary Character
Honestly resurrecting the dead CONS wouldn't be creative at all. Nevertheless, Shockwave's designs came out really good and would be crazy if they gave him the Michael Myers treatment.
Think about it, an unstoppable Shockwave.
I'm not sure what they have planned for TF4, but it's always nice to see the old CONS come back, even if it was a deleted scene.
1. Too much focus (They only appeared for few Scenes, while Megatron, Starscream and Soundwave had tons but tons of scenes and screentime)
2. beign highly and even more involved in the plans of all 3 films (Megatron, Starscream and Soundwave were the Ones who were more involved the most in the movies, Barricade and Scorponok were there jsut to help, but they didnt had an imporant role in the plans)
None. All the resurrection stuff gets redundant in my opinion after awhile.
If they do I would prefer Soundwave. And if they do that then bring back Ironhide somehow also.
Just my 2cp.
R.I.P. Ironhide
I would bring back starscream, he could be tired of defeat and go on his own and bring in skywarp and thundercracker, and even the combaticons. So Autobots vs. Decepticons vs. Starscream and "them".
I wouldn't revive Megatron, have Galvatron a completely seperate character take his place.
I would much rather have Shockwave back than those three cons. Despite his small screen time, I loved Shockwave's design, and overall presence in the film. Even when he was off screen, I still remembered him, and going "Man, I can't wait for him to show up again."
Optimus: "Amazing! A booby trap that actually catches boobies!"
May you rest in peace
And now we pray to the Lord, that they stay in silent sleep
Unicron is the answer. He can bring them back. Humans can dump their bodies in space.. only for Unicron to find them and reignite their sparks... maybe upgrade them a little along the way... Galvatron, Cyclonus and Scourge represent.
I know I know shut up with the G1 stuff already... one can dream :P


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If I get really hard up for work, there's always this.
Looking into town.
It was so beautiful, I didn't want to leave right away so I spent a day provisioning and walking into Annapolis. What a perfect place to start this sailing adventure.
The view walking to shop.
10/07/2007, Spa Creek, Annapolis
I decided to sail the boat around instead of shipping it across the country. Saved me about $7,500 bucks. I'm so glad I made that choice even though I had no idea what was in store for me. As I write this I've been sailing and motor sailing down the Chesapeake for about a week and I can see why it is considered some of the best cruising grounds in the USA. I never would have thought to experience this area but it has been simply beautiful and relaxing. The weather has been perfect for getting to know the workings of this machine. The picture shows what the sunset looks like this time of year in the dozens and dozens and dozens of rivers and creeks that flow into the Chesapeake and which are deep enough to anchor in. This place is like the United States Sea of Cortez.
10/07/2007, Spa Creek, Annapolis
This is the 1995 Catalina 36 mkII tall rig and Ken and Carol, who took such good care of her from the time she was commissioned until late September, 2007. What great adventures await in this comfortable, rugged, and well equipped magic carpet.
10/07/2007, Spa Creek, Annapolis
Ken had me sleep in the front cabin that first night and I was quite comfortable, however, as I fell asleep, I was freaking out thinking that I was in way over my head. When I awoke to that simple view, I knew all was well.
10/07/2007, Tucson, Arizona
This is me as I take off from Tucson to Baltimore Washington International to inspect and possibly buy Tropical Dreamer. Notice the apprehensive look on my face. A fitting expression for what I am about to do.
09/25/2007, Coronado Island
Niece Sydney and Nephew Brett sailing what I understand is a Sabot in Coronado bay near the yacht club. This is a priceless image.
09/25/2007, RV Park San Carlos, Mexico
One of the best things about traveling in general and sailing in particular is that I get to really enjoy the sunrises and the sunsets. The light during these times... sublime.


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Bogota, Colombia (Sports Network) - Patrick Cantlay fired a 6-under 65 on
Saturday to join Jim Renner atop the leaderboard through three rounds of the
Colombia Championship.
The overnight co-leader Renner stayed on top with a 5-under 66 at the Country
Club of Bogota's Fundadores Course, while the other second-round frontrunners
failed to keep pace.
Cantlay and Renner are 13-under 200 through 54 holes, two strokes ahead of
Shane Bertsch, who carded a 67 on Saturday.
Bhavik Patel lost his share of the overnight lead with a triple bogey on the
opening hole, but the rookie recovered and turned in a 69 to end the third
round alone in fourth place at 10-under.
Ryan Spears (68) and Steve Wheatcroft (69) are tied for fifth at 9-under,
while Bio Kim (65), Alex Cejka (68), Michael Putnam (69), Alexandre Rocha
(69), Roger Sloan (69) and Edward Loar (70) sit a shot back.
B.J. Staten and D.J. Brigman, the other second-round leaders, shot 73 and 74,
respectively. The former is 6-under through 54 and the latter is 5-under.
More to follow.
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Exporting More Timber From W.Va.
October 31, 2013
West Virginia State Senate President Jeff Kessler, D-Marshall, thinks an upcoming trip to Taiwan "might be a golden opportunity." He is right....
Why not just nuke the state and further assist in destroying its beauty? No need to go one tree at a time or one mountain leveled at a time when a nuke can do it much more efficently. If we wait till da wraith is in town we could go for a hat trick.
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Timber prices are up, log prices are up, lumber prices are up. All due to production of these products going to low levels from so many producers going out of business since 2008. The market for wood products looks to stay good for awhile. This is a supply and demand business. No need for political trips to "help" it along.
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The lumber people and gas folks have their own sales staff to make calls. Joy rides at State expense are not necessary.
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Mojo and Jay going to help Murray with Consol! Kessler is now a forestry agent...What are the politicians elected for?
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