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A very special day for queenie and sydney. it 's also special for simon as well.
just the day before the shooting, the weather forecast was bad, thunderstorm was expected. I thought the session would be postponed, but out of my expectation, queenie told me they would keep going no matter what.
So what happened? The very second we got on the 7-seater van, it started pouring, and it 's so bad that we couldn't even get off the van any more. six persons in car, we kept discussing where we could go. They liked going to the peak, but I said there 's no way I could take photo at the peak under the thunderstorm. Then Gracy suggested the Central pier, at least, we could hide under the pier ceiling … .. That 's how we started the day …. ….
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Small Business Communciators Monitor Online Conversation With Multiple Channels
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Anyone who has implemented a plan for monitoring online conversations and social media mentions knows how tough tracking all these discussions can be fore even the most ambitious and well-intentioned communicator.
That's why findings from a survey conducted by PR Newswire and PR News aren't terribly surprising. Fewer than 40% of small business communicators monitor conversations daily, despite the speed with which conversations and rumors can take hold online. The good news is that only 3% of communicators reported that they don't do any monitoring. Another 18% indicated they monitor conversations weekly.
One reason why the majority of communicators aren't listening on a daily basis likely stems from the simple fact that many people find themselves relying upon multiple channels in order to keep tabs of key social networks and online groups.
The the survey found that the topics monitored were roughly even, distributed between monitoring for the brand, the industry and (to a slightly lesser degree) competitors.
The Small Biz PR Report covered the survey comprehensively in the article titled 37.7% of Communicators Monitor Conversations Throughout Each Day.
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2006 F-100 Supernationals - Tearin' it up in TennesseeWritten by on August 14, 2006 The 28th Annual F-100 Supernationals
How could you go wrong with a name like Supernationals? I don't know either, especially when we're talking about Pat Ford's 28th Annual F-100 Supernationals. Combine this show's long heritage and the 50th anniversary of the '56 F-100 and it's pretty much a slam dunk.
Not having spent much if any time in the Volunteer State, it would be a new adventure, which I always look forward to, and it would prove to be a great one! Being the end of May in the South and surrounded by lush green, I soon found out how it got that way--rain. Even with rain almost every afternoon like clockwork, the fairgrounds were still packed as if everyone already expected it. A large gathering of nice trucks is a rare phenomenon, but one that stretched from Thursday into the late hours Saturday night for the eagerly anticipated awards show is even rarer.
Diehard Ford truck owners drove from all over the country to strut their stuff, as well as some who participated in the F-100 Super Tour that started out here in California at Bobco and continued on for thousands of miles throughout the U.S. Between shooting features and show coverage, I got the chance to talk to many truck owners, readers, friends, advertisers, promoters, and enjoyed a Philly cheese steak or two...boy were they good.
As soon as we find out when the 2007 F-100 Supernationals will take place, we'll let you know so you can book your rooms and block out your calendars. Check out www.f100supernationals.com or call Pat Ford Promotions directly at (704) 872-7327 for more information.
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Steve Haessly's '56 F-100 Truck of the Year! Just look at it! Check out some of the subtleties, like the front bumper that looks like it could almost be a roll pan, and notice the sleek lines on the normally hefty hood. There was some stiff competition in the fairgrounds for the coveted title. Can't wait to see how things pan out in '07.The guys from Fatman Fabrications drove their '68 F-100 shop truck from North Carolina to the show, and yes, it really is a shop truck, complete with a scratched-up bed floor and lots of miles to prove it. Mike took me for a ride in it to show off their front clip in action, which is what I'll be welding in my F-100 soon!John Maffucci's '55 F-100 Cobra was chewin' up on lookers all weekend. The gunmetal-grey Ford was built in a "what if Carol Shelby built it" train of thought. With a 500-rear-wheel horsepower '03 Cobra motor backed to a six-speed and a chassis that looks like it loves the ground, we'd have to say he hit the mark!Gary Coe brought his breathtaking '57 F-157 across the country to the Supernats, and this was the thinnest the crowd got around it all weekend. Thanks to the hands at Steve's Auto Restorations, the truck stole the show and won the People's Choice '57-60 Truck of the Year and the Ford In A Ford Award. Unfortunately, due to its year of make, it wasn't eligible for the F-100 Truck of the Year award.I had to snap a couple of shots of some of the daily fixing and repairing--get it? Anyway, there were a few guys working on suspension or brake issues with plenty of "help" standing around.
...to celebrate their truck's 50th anniversary. The primer and steel wheels make for lots of worry-free cruising.Being the new owner of one, my radar is at full blast, and it told me to get a shot of Larry Kilgore's stock but sweet '69. He and the soothing orange and cream shortbed hail from Dalton, GA.For as many custom trucks in attendance, there were as many nice restos in the park, like Paul France's dark blue '54 Effie. Checking out stockers was a nice break for some of the more radical trucks.The swap meet had more trucks for sale than you could shake a Chevy at! There were plenty of decently priced projects, many that could be driven home. If you wanted a truck with more space, there was this running crew cab '72 that would look great on the ground!Inside the main building lots of vendors were selling parts. I took the chance to shake hands with many of them I hadn't met, like Doc from Doc's Kustom, who makes dash panels for just about anything!I had to take a break in some shade under the Papa Studios' tent, where Amy and Brian were very accommodating and friendly, not to mention talented. Brian was pinstriping trucks, models, and anything else you brought to the tent. Check out www.papastudios.com for more.Talk about a sleeper! Not sure if this would be a Fodge or a Dord; regardless, I bet it's fast with that Viper V-10 under the rusty old hood...
Rain, rain, go away! Every evening heavy showers soaked the fairgrounds and my photo shoots, but most people stuck around anyway.This bright yellow '49 F-1 was soaking up the sunshine between showers and was lovin' every minute of it. Wonder if the whitewalls on this truck make its owners, Margie and Ken Titus, smile as much as it made me?I overheard a few folks talking bad about Kevin and Susan Traylor's '56 Harley-Davidson F-100 because it had a big-block Chevy in it, but I'm gonna say they were just jealous of this classy ride.Gary and Polly Hosler from Ohio showed off their East Coast-styled '53 with its chopped top, airbrushed side trim, tube grille, lakes pipes, and ribbed bumpers.There weren't too many northern Ford trucks in Tennessee, but this flamed '53 Mercury panel snuck across the Canadian border with owners Gus and Linda Pettipas inside.Gary Coe and Steve's Auto Restorations collected enough trophies to change everyone's minds about '57-60 F-100s.Steve Haessly and his family from Henrietta, GA, were some happy folks when they heard their new truck was the new F-100 Truck of the Year.Mark Pierce brought in his killer Unibody Ford that was so black and glossy it was better than most mirrors! The shortbox had some good meat stuffed up in the rear fender wells that wrapped the Cragars nicely.


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Donald Palmer and Thomas Short, students at Paul M. Hodgson Vocational Technical High School in Newark, Delaware, will compete for millions in scholarship dollars, the opportunity to earn a job shadow experience with a NASCAR race team and the possibility of being crowned "America's Best Student Auto Technicians" at the 2013 National Finals of the Ford/AAA Student Auto Skills competition.
Both Palmer and Short, led by instructor Gary Thornton, will represent Delaware against pairs of students from all 50 states at Ford World Headquarters in Dearborn, Mich., from June 9 to June 11, 2013.
"Each year, the Ford/AAA Auto Skills competition brings together the best of the country's future top automotive technicians," said Jim Lardear, Director of Public and Government Affairs for AAA Mid-Atlantic. "The competition is just one of the ways in which AAA and Ford demonstrate their commitment to the community and builds awareness of career opportunities in the automotive service industry."
At the National Finals, Palmer and Short will have their automotive skills tested with a written exam and timed event during which they will be required to diagnose and repair intentionally installed "bugs" on a Ford vehicle.
The road to the National Finals requires much preparation. To earn their spots, Palmer and Short successfully completed an online test of their automotive knowledge in January and scored among the highest in their region. They then advanced to the Delaware State Finals, where they competed against nine other pairs of high school students in a hands-on competition similar to what they will experience at the national level.
About Ford/AAA Student Auto Skills
The Ford/AAA Student Auto Skills is a nationwide automotive technology competition that offers millions in scholarships and prizes to high school juniors and seniors interested in pursuing careers as automotive service technicians. More than 13,000 students from across the U.S. compete for the chance to represent their school and state in the National Finals. The competition tests students' automotive knowledge, workmanship and problem-solving abilities. For additional information on the competition, visit http://autoskills.aaa.com/.
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Beyond basketball
Sports | Using the principles of Christ, LeBron James' high school coach helped keep the superstar and his teammates grounded
In his new autobiography, Shooting Stars, co-written with Friday Night Lights author Buzz Bissenger, LeBron James reveals the journey that took him from the housing projects of Akron, Ohio, to basketball superstardom. The book, along with a documentary out this month, More Than a Game (for a review, see "Basketball brothers," Nov. 7, 2009), characterizes James' journey to becoming arguably the best player in the NBA as a team effort. In particular, he gives credit to the man who coached him and three of his best friends from the fifth grade to his senior year in high school: Dru Joyce II.
"What Coach Dru did for us was set up life for us after the game of basketball. He taught us to use the game of basketball and not let the game of basketball use us," James has said of the man he calls his teacher, father figure, and friend. Recently, I had a chance to chat with Coach Joyce.
Q. You took an unusual route to coaching, especially for someone who has a record of state and national championships under his belt. Can you briefly describe how it happened?
When my son Dru was in the fourth grade, he played on an Amateur Athletic Union travel team and I helped the coach out as much as I could as a way to spend some quality time with my son. After losing a couple of kids toward the end of the season, the team didn't have enough players. So when I saw LeBron playing at a community center, I encouraged him and a couple other boys to join to keep the team going. The next year, when the boys were in the fifth grade, the parents called me and said "Hey, the coach doesn't want to coach the team anymore, but we still want our sons to play. You helped out a lot last year, why don't you coach the team?" I didn't have a background in coaching and hadn't played basketball seriously myself, but I wanted to spend that time with my son so I agreed, buying all kinds of books about coaching basketball and looking for advice from coaches at my son's basketball camps and that kind of thing. And I kept offering myself up as an assistant to their junior high and high school coaches as well, partly because I enjoyed it and partly because I felt it was a way to stay connected to my son and his three friends [LeBron James, Willie McGee, and Sian Cotton] who had become an important part of our lives.
Then, at the beginning of their junior year, after back-to-back state championships, their high school coach quit to take an assistant coaching job at the University of Akron. The school offered me the job of head coach. So I quit my job [as a sales manager] and accepted the position.
Q. Did you have any hesitation about making such an abrupt career change?
Of course. Especially considering how high expectations were because of their previous track record. It felt a bit like a no-win situation-if they won the state championship again, it would be because of the way [their former coach] trained them. If they lost, it would be because of me. But my wife helped me see that God was opening a door for me and that I needed to have the faith and courage to walk through it.
Q. In the production notes for More Than a Game, you say that basketball is a vehicle. What is it a vehicle for?
Especially in the African-American community I think sports are viewed by schools, parents, coaches and the players themselves as a goal unto themselves, and what I wanted the guys to understand is that basketball isn't everything in life. Basketball is a vehicle that can take you someplace depending on your level of skill and dedication. When my son started in grade school, his dream was to play on a Division I college team, and we used it to achieve that goal and to get him a scholarship for a college education. That's where the vehicle took him, and for every one of the kids it's something different. For LeBron, it's taken him to highest heights of professional basketball. But what I want my players to do is to use the game in such a way that they get something positive out of it and not become a basketball statistic-one of these guys who never got an education, didn't make the right decisions, was used up by the system, and ultimately left with nothing.
Q. How do you as a coach help inoculate kids against complacency and arrogance so that they don't get "used up by the system"?
That's a great question and it's something I wasn't always successful with. For example, in their junior year, I had coached [LeBron, Dru, Willie, and Sian] for so long that they weren't hearing me anymore. They were still winning and their arrogance was growing as their stars were rising. Until they were humbled by losing state that year.
Now I try to nip that in the bud. My team this year were state champions, and we have a pretty young team-I started three sophomores. To them I use the example of what happened with Dru and LeBron and how they missed their chance at the state championship their junior year because they got so caught up in the hype about themselves. I tell the guys, "This is something bigger than you. What we do here is bigger than the individual, and if you make it about you as an individual, no matter how good you are, you can lose."
You can always be replaced and life will, in its own way, move you out if you don't understand that you need to be thankful that you are blessed with certain God-given talents. You need to use them to His glory and you need to defer to your teammates because we never reach any success all by ourselves.
I talk to my team about seven principles: humility, servanthood, thankfulness, integrity, discipline, passion, and unity-those principles that, if you live by these things, you're going to be a person of good character. The principles Christ taught are real, and if you apply them, your life will not necessarily be easy, but you will stand out in our world as extraordinary, and you'll be able to weather whatever storm comes. I was reading a Scripture in a men's Bible study I'm a part of this morning about how our foundation is built on a rock. I try to impart that truth to every kid who plays for me. Now they may not all receive it-and that's not my job to make sure they receive it-my job is to offer the coaching.
Q. A lot of people might say that humility, thankfulness and servanthood aren't something you see a lot of in professional sports these days. If anything, it often seems like entitlement and self-promotion characterize the industry.
To a certain degree that's true. And I think as far as it is true a lot of that has to do with our culture's reaction to these young men and the way we reward them for the talent they possess and the entertainment value they give us. I still think there are number of men out there who are exceptional athletes but who recognize that they have a platform that's both a blessing and an obligation. But those aren't the stories the media highlights because they're not as juicy to audiences as the downfalls. We have to decide that we're as interested in those stories. Because there are a lot of guys in the league that are quietly going about doing it the right way, and they never get the headlines because the feel-good stuff doesn't sell as well. Just as we've made those kind of swaggering attitudes the face of professional sports we can change it by showing more interest in guys displaying Christ-like qualities.
Q. Can you expand on how you personally handled that with a kid like LeBron, who was already getting national media attention as a sophomore in high school?
You know, honestly, there were times I wanted to step outside my house and just scream because we were at the forefront of the trend of making high school sports a national story, right when ESPN realized it was something they could market. So there was no one I could ask about coaching a kid who's 16 and on the cover of Sports Illustrated. That had never happened before, and, of course, the entire city of Akron was paying attention. They were trying times. And I think a couple dynamics really helped us through it.
First, I made the decision that I was going to coach an entire team, I wasn't just going to coach LeBron. Talented as he was, he was part of a team, and I wasn't going to allow his celebrity to eclipse the team. So I committed to coaching him the way I'd always coached him, and he respected that. I was fortunate that I had earned his trust from a young kid. He knew that no matter what happened I loved him, and that I'd loved him before all the hype. And my love wasn't going to change. Even if it had to be tough love, which sometimes it did, it was still love, and he and the other boys knew that.
The second thing was that the other guys were his lifelong friends. So they were saying, "You're still LeBron to us," not "King James" as he was being called in the papers. They helped keep him grounded. For example, there were times when LeBron would say, "Go interview McGee, he played better than me in this game. Go talk to Dru." There were at least two times that I can recall when LeBron was MVP of a game and he said, "I don't accept it because my teammate Corey Jones played better than me. I played good, but this trophy goes to Corey." Because he showed that kind of humility and didn't put himself higher than the other guys, it made it much easier.
Q. It's interesting you talk about love. I doubt that showing love is something a lot of coaches would describe as part of their job.
My faith is part of everything that I do. I can't compartmentalize it; it's who I am. My wife, the men I study the Word with, they keep me grounded in that faith. I mean, I'm human and there was a time in that first year of coaching that when the spotlight was on me, and I got caught up in the winning and losing and forgot for a moment why God had placed me there. Then after that loss in their junior season, God really spoke to me and made it clear, this is about showing his love to boys and helping them grow into young men.
I believe that God's given me a vehicle. I see coaching as very sacred. I have an opportunity to pour my life into the lives of very young minds. Outside of parenting, what greater responsibility could you have? It's not about basketball. Basketball is just the vehicle that allows me to help build their character.


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I've been browsing the forum and have become familiar with the many ways of exporting a calendar and then importing it with zimbra. However, my friends and I are trying to develop a zimlet to do some of this behaviour since we're experimenting with doing this in a small javascript panel. We're trying to code this to happen within one of the javascript panels that popup due to a zimlet being invoked (ie: like dropping a calendar appointment on the WebEx zimlet).
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We saw that when the WebEx zimlet presents a list of calendar appointments, that those entries are pulled from another server! Hmm. I wonder if there is a way to produce a list from calendar entries from the current user or another user.
Is there a way to programmatically go into zimbra and say "Hey, give me all calendar entries as an array" and then go through the array and extract values like "entry[0].title, entry[0].attendees"
2. In a zimlet created popup panel, we'd like to add a calendar entry via the panel! Ie, a user specifies a title for an entry, some attendees, etc and a time, and the panel can insert an entry into our calendar and someone else's calendar (of course there, it would be a tentative entry, of course)
I think the EVite zimlet is where we'll look for this. Any one else have some resources they can point us to?


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The Zodiacal Hierarchy of Pisces The dedication for January 6th and the solar month of March, February 19th to March 20th, is to the Hierarchy of Pisces. This Hierarchy works to bring into manifestation the principle of unification throughout all Creation. Ralph Waldo Emerson gave a perfect Piscean inscription: "The Imperfect adores my own Perfect. Life is no longer a ... Read More »
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The Zodiacal Hierarchy of Aquarius Dedication on January 5th and throughout the solar month of February, January 20th-February 19th, is to the Hierarchy of Aquarius. During these two periods, this Hierarchy holds above the earth a cosmic pattern embodying the ideals of the Fatherhood of God and the brotherhood of man, the foundation for a type of friendship that is ... Read More »
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The Zodiacal Hierarchy of Virgo The dedication for December 31st and the solar month of September, August 24th-September 23rd, is to the Hierarchy of Virgo. During the time that Virgo's ray permeates our sphere, this Hierarchy holds high above the planet the cosmic pattern of a cleansed and rejuvenated Earth. Leo's love leads to Virgo's service. The Divine Being whom ... Read More »
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The Zodiacal Hierarchy of Cancer On December 29th, and through the solar month of July, June 22 – July 22, dedication is to the Hierarchy of Cancer. Aries deals with life; Taurus with form; Gemini with mind; Cancer with soul: soul as the revealer of truth. Consequently, dedication for the Cancer month is devotion to a quest for the Light ... Read More »
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LAKE CITY, Fla. - The Columbia County Sheriff's Office has arrested two man in connection with the robbery of an Internet cafe on U.S. 90 West two days before Christmas.
Deputies say a man cut the power to the cafe, broke into the office and stole an undetermined amount of money. The business was open at the time and customers witnessed the masked man commit the robbery.
On Saturday, Columbia County detectives arrested Carlos Ruiz, 20, an employee of the business, and an acquaintance, Zachary Waters, 20. Investigators determined that Waters planned the robbery and that Ruiz knew of the robbery scheme.
The Sheriff's Office says the two suspects communicated via cell phone moments before the planned robbery occurred and Ruiz was working at the night of the robbery.
Both suspects were arrested without incident on charges of robbery, grand theft and criminal mischief and booked into the Columbia County Detention Facility.
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LOOMIS, CA - A fourth person has died from eating wild mushrooms in Loomis, according to the Placer County Sheriff's Office.
Sheriff's spokewoman Dena Erwin said the victim was 92-year-old Dorothy Mary Hart. She passed away at an Auburn nursing home last Thursday, Thanksgiving.
Hart had lived at Gold Age Villa residential care home in Loomis where a caregiver had prepared and served a soup with the poisonous mushrooms to residents.
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Pembroke, NC - The 5th ranked Winston-Salem State Rams fell to the UNC Pembroke Braves 25-21 on Thursday night in the season opener.
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It has been announced that an agreement with Mediacom and KDSM's parent company is not going well and as of right now, Fox 17 KDSM will no longer be broadcast by Mediacom effective December 1st, 2006.
For more details, go to www.kdsm.com.
I hate to side with Mediacom on anything (freakin' monopoly), but they're right in this situation. Sinclair is trying to force their junk channels on Mediacom while Mediacom only wants the decent channels. Sinclair wants to up their viewership, and Mediacom has a LARGE chunk of the market, and Sinclair wants to be able to increase their ad revenue.
Screw Sinclair.
I've already sent an email to mediacom about this.
There was something similiar with Comedy Central and Dish Network a few years back and it got resolved.
I'm guessing this is a contractual game of chicken and it will not actually happen.
Just another reason to get Direct TV. I must admit, it would be nice to have the mediacom connections channel 22 though.
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Just another reason to get Direct TV. I must admit, it would be nice to have the mediacom connections channel 22 though.
Channel 22 is a main reason I have mediacom and I am a Cardinals fan, and they have almost all of their games on FSN channel 40.
Oh, and they don't blackout some games that are on ESPN or ESPN2. Its real annoying when you can't watch Sunday or Monday night Baseball because its blocked out.
Yeah, we're DirecTV people but are forced to have Mediacom temporarily - moved into an apartment after selling our house - waiting for the new one to be finished. That won't be until the end of January or early February.
Hopefully this gets resolved so I don't miss my NFL games!
We can always resort to good 'ol rabbit ears
The good ol' rabbit ears are great for my HD tv, I have mediacom, but get FOX HD on antenna, I guess i'll have to watch all fox on antenna, unless they get it figured out. I'm guessing they'll get it resolved though.
The same goes for KGAN CBS 2 in Cedar Rapids, they are owned by the same company...
I switched away from Mediacom and got DISH Network and have never been happier. We really need 2 cable companies in Des Moines to drive the prices down. I get 180 channels, DVR, and 4 rooms on the Dish for $70 a month where Mediacom was charging me like $55 for just basic extended and would be over $100 a month if I got the DVR and digital cable. Plus I heard they just jacked up their rates again. I had internet with them too, switched to Qwest DSL and pay about $31 month for my 1st year with the deal I got. Saving a lot of money by getting away from that monopoly. Mediacom has crap service and their cable is about as reliable as a dish as far as receptions issues go so that is a wash. My cable was out about as much as my dish loses signal for just a few minutes but at least when I lose signal on the dish its storming where it can be a perfect day and my Mediacom would be out for 1/2 the day.
I have had a great experience with Mediacom. I hope they get everything figured out. I don't know what plan they had you on for your cable, but my total Mediacom bill is $116 a month. That includes Digital Cable with Starz Encore Hbo on 4 televisions. High Speed Internet. Local Phone service. Unlimited Long distance. And I have never lost service with them once.
So let me get this straight...there is a good possibility that I will lose the ability to watch Bears games after Dec. 1st?
That alone will make me cancel Mediacom and go with something else.
Rocco (yes that's really his name) the CEO of Mediacom has publicly said that he is drawing a line in the sand on this one. I have done this type of negotiations for a cable company that competes with mediacom before and it's pretty nasty. Ten years ago I ran into it with KCRG. They were ready to turn off the signal before the season finales of a sweeps week. We reached a last minute deal but it wasn't good. That was just over the whether the cable company should have to pay to retransmit the broadcast channel, and if so how much. This one is different and absolutely ridiculous that Sinclair can package those crappy channels with the good ones. I have Mediacom, hate them religiously, but we have too many tv's to have a dish and pay for each box. Regardless I think Mediacom is right in this case. We'll see if they are truly drawing a line in the sand. Interesting to note that Sinclair is offering $150 rebates to anyone who switches to Direct TV right now.
There's really nothing that's faster than Mediacom broadband internet in Cedar Rapids. That's enough for me to keep forking them cash for internet and digital cable.
What a bunch of corporate horsecrap! Once again the consumer gets the shaft! Rocco needs to get the checkbook out as we all know they can afford it.
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If you have lots of gray hair, before it turns all white, we suggest you see Darryl Starbird's National Rod & Custom Hall of Fame Museum. Have trouble remembering what dinner was last night? You'll very likely remember every famous vehicle in this amazing collection. What ever happened to the wild and crazy, goofy, zany, insane show cars from the '50s and '60s? Most of those show cars never ran, but we remember them anyway, and they now reside in the Starbird Museum.
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Starbird is one handy man, building the museum, his shop, and his home on his Afton, Oklahoma, estate.
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Located outside of Afton, Oklahoma, and beyond these gates is Darryl Starbird's National Rod & Custom Hall of Fame Museum. It occupies the octagonal building, and more recently, a wing on the left. Starbird's shop is straight ahead, and his very impressive home is to the right.On the right is an '80 Chevy van called the Trick Truck. This Starbird creation was built in 1979 (yes, he has a history of radically customizing brand-new vehicles) and features a mid-mounted blown and injected 350ci engine, a pivoting steering wheel with dual controls, and, of course, those four front wheels all steering.Here we have Vantasta, another of Starbird's mind-blowers. This one was built in 1976 from a '72 Ford van and, like the Trick Truck, is all steel. It has a mid-mounted 350ci Chevy. Sorry, we just can't come up with a way to describe this one, but imagine staging it at the drags.This pretty purple roadster pickup is the famous Jack Walker Eclipse '32 Ford. A sign revealed that it won Best Deuce at the 1984 Merc/Deuce reunion, but we suspect that it has been around longer.You never know what you might see at Starbird's place. The collection is partially on-loan and constantly changing. How about this apparently four-wheel-drive '75 Pacer pickup? It's a one-off concept vehicle from American Motors' stylists that luckily escaped the crusher. Do you think a 4WD Pacer would've been a sales success?This radical '50 Chevy sedan delivery belongs to Ken Schaapveld, of Oklahoma City. It has a 4-inch chop and a matching 4-inch section, not to mention some very wild paint and flames. Notice the unique front fender wheel opening.We mentioned wild and crazy show cars. Now you know where they rest in peace. This is the Boot Hill Express. Currently owned by Steve and Colette Estrin, it was built by Ray Farhner in 1966 and features a Hemi behind the seat. For the education of those under 50, this type of vehicle was not at all uncommon at the big custom car shows of the cheap-fuel decades.Here's the ultimate custom classic truck. You're looking at Cecil the Diesel, a whimsical cartoon of a big rig. This is another ground-up construction by Starbird and features a Mercedes diesel engine, a Tall T-inspired cab, saddle tanks, air horns, clearance lights, and a stake bed with a fifth wheel hitch. Forward visibility was excellent.
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I have a beef with the "Our View" in terms of losing the airline and the casino. I don't know who the person is who writes this column, but they have obviously never been to Carberry because there are no goat trails here. This place is never flooded and sure there is the desert here, but flooding has never affected the area where the casino will be. So I wish someone would put that straight to the Brandon people. You have aways been negative about everything that happens if it does not happen to you! Maybe that is why you are not getting anything, such as the air service, because you people are backward and you are not forward thinking. (Ed. note: The proposed casino is 15 kilometres south of Carberry. And Highway 5 between Carberry and Glenboro was closed for months — including the area where the casino would be — during the flood of 2011.)
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Serena Williams sent a video message from Rome - more evidence, clearly, that ReRe has lost her marbles:
(via serenawilliams.com)
Friday, May 16, 2008
VIDEO VAULT: Has Serena lost her mind? You be the judge.
Serena Williams sent a video message from Rome - more evidence, clearly, that ReRe has lost her marbles:
Labels: Rome, Serena Williams, tennis, video
12 comments:
- NadalfanMay 16, 2008 at 8:28 AM
You'd think that with all the prize money she could buy herself all that stuff on her wishlist.ReplyDelete
I'd like a look at it, to be honest.
yes just one of many strange thoughts coming from ReRe! I really think she's going all Mariah on us.ReplyDelete
LOL, think she watched too much reality shows she wants to start one her own now.ReplyDelete
i think it's funny. the thing about stuff on your wishlist going out of stuck is so true. hehe.ReplyDelete
i can sit indoors for days, but i guess athletes are more bouncy, they want to whack some tennis balls and having to sit still in that mode drives them nuts hehehe.
stock. spelling.ReplyDelete
- nadalfanMay 16, 2008 at 12:53 PM
Mariah on us- haha! I do believe that's true!ReplyDelete
Oh, DIVA!
And not in a nice Ella Fitzgerald way.
- AnonymousMay 16, 2008 at 12:56 PM
all riiiiight. hehe crazy rere.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMay 16, 2008 at 10:38 PM
in general i like serena, but it pisses me off to see that video blog then read that she withdrew from her match with a back problem. i can't help but feel like maybe she just decided she was sick of being in rome.ReplyDelete
why does it seem like some of the pros (men and women) take dropping out of tournaments so lightly? i don't think the fans get a refund on their overpriced tickets. and then people wonder why tennis is languishing. when's the last time someone bought tickets to a baseball or basketball game that got canceled with no refunds?
i would agree with you up to a point. i would say most of them at one time or another have 'exaggerated' their injuries or illnesses to get out of tourneys and other commitments (see maria posts on wta photoshoot and skipping berlin) and save their energy right before a grand slam.ReplyDelete
but i also think with the crazy schedule, a lot of these withdrawals are, unfortunately for the sport, very legit and the sched forces them to fabricate or lie about their condition so as to not get a hefty fine.
that's why the players have such gripes against both tours right now.
and everyone loses - the fans and most worringly the sport itself.
- AnonymousAugust 21, 2008 at 12:23 PM
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anon 3:23 please keep your racist comments to yourself and off this blog.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 25, 2008 at 4:50 PM
maybe i'm missing something but i don't see the problem.ReplyDelete


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|Dragons are dist. champs; advance to Regionals
|Written by April Peregoy
Earning the title of district champion, the Holyoke Dragon basketball team beat the Akron Rams, 48-35, at the Northeastern Junior College campus in Sterling on Saturday, Feb. 28.
Winning the district championship also means the boys will advance to the Region 2 tournament Friday and Saturday, March 6-7 to be held at Sterling High School. There, they will take on Front Range Christian at 4:30 p.m. on Thursday for their first game of the tournament.
For coach John Baumgartner, the victory on Saturday was his sixth district championship win in the last seven years. "It feels good to be district champs," said the coach. "It was definitely a good week for us."
To get to the championship game on Saturday, the varsity team had to first defeat two other challengers. Hosting the first round of district play on Tuesday, Feb. 24, the Dragons thumped Merino, 70-26. They then traveled to the NJC campus in Sterling on Thursday, Feb. 26, to beat Frontier Academy in semifinal action, 65-53.
Holyoke 70, Merino 26
Tuesday night's game pitting Holyoke against Merino can only be described as a blowout by the Dragons. "What can I say?" said coach Baumgartner, "The boys came out with intensity and we were able to get everybody in the game and everyone scored."
To the team, however, the game was somewhat bittersweet, especially for the seniors who knew it was their last home game of the season. "It was a fun last game in Holyoke," said the coach, "and we realized we are really going to miss all those supporters for the rest of the season."
With Holyoke ahead 31-2 after the first quarter and 48-8 at the half, the starters played only 12 minutes of the entire game during the first half. Kyle Carper and Austin Tharp together earned 21 points in the first period. That includes the slam dunk made by Carper after making a break from the other end of the court.
Other players came off the bench in the second half for some district playing time and a shot to have their names entered in the stats. Freshman Reid Baumgartner earned eight points in the third, six of which came from behind the arc, and Willie Greenman put up half of the Dragons' eight points in the fourth.
Already leading by 40 points after the first two quarters, HHS continued to extend the edge slightly in the second half to beat Merino by 44.
Carper and Tharp were in double digits with 19 and 14 points, respectively. In rebounding, Carper and Brian DeBoer topped the stats with seven each while Tharp had six. Ryan Baumgartner stole five balls and passed five assists.
As a team, Holyoke shot well in the first half, making 21 of 32 shots for a 66 percent average. That dropped some in the second half, earning the team a 52 percent shooting average for the entire game. The team also shot 71 percent from the free-throw line.
Holyoke 70, Merino 26
Tharp 4 2 0-0 0 14
Baumgartner 2 0 0-0 0 4
Carper 9 0 1-1 2 19
Wailes 1 0 1-1 0 3
Swanson 0 0 1-2 3 1
Brown 1 0 0-0 0 2
Krueger 0 1 0-0 0 3
DeBoer 1 0 0-0 3 2
King 2 0 2-2 1 6
Reid Baum. 1 2 0-1 1 8
Fricke 2 0 0-0 3 4
Greenman 2 0 0-0 0 4
Scoring By Quarters
Holyoke 31 17 14 8 --70
Merino 2 6 11 7 --26
Holyoke 65, Frontier Acad. 53
For the first time this season, the boys' varsity team met Frontier Academy on the NJC court in Sterling on Thursday.
"Frontier has good athletes and shooters," said Baumgartner, adding the team usually averages 70 points a game. "We held them to only 53," he noted.
Taking hold of an early lead, the Dragons continued to stay one step ahead of their opponents throughout the game. A five-point advantage at the end of the first quarter turned into a nine-point one at halftime, with the score 32-23.
Even the threat of foul trouble couldn't stop the team, according to Baumgartner. "Those coming off the bench did a good job of sustaining the lead," he said.
The third quarter turned out to be the only one in which Frontier outscored Holyoke, though it was only by one point and HHS still had an eight-point lead heading into the fourth.
It turned out foul trouble was more of a threat for the Wolverines, who had three players foul out in the final period. Holyoke shot a total 24 free throws, half of which found their way to the basket.
"I was a little disappointed with our free throw shooting," said Baumgartner. "We're going to work on that for the regional tournament."
Still, it was enough for the Dragons to maintain a 12-point lead and ensure they would play at the district championship on Saturday.
Carper and Tharp led the team with 21 points and 10 rebounds each. Michal Brown also did well, making eight points and seven rebounds.
Holyoke's overall rebounding stats were impressive, with the team bringing down 40. The Wolverines had only 26.
As for shooting percentages, Holyoke maintained an even 50 percent average for the whole game, while Frontier had 39 percent overall. The Wolverines performed better at the free-throw line, however, with a 75 percent average, while HHS shot at 55 percent.
Holyoke 65, Frontier Academy 53
Tharp 7 0 7-12 0 21
Baumgartner 0 1 3-7 3 6
Carper 8 0 5-7 3 21
Wailes 2 0 0-1 2 4
Swanson 0 1 1-2 0 4
Brown 4 0 0-0 3 8
Krueger 0 0 1-2 4 1
Frontier Academy
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Holyoke 13 19 13 20 --65
Frontier Acad. 8 15 12 18 --53
Holyoke 48, Akron 35
"It's never easy beating someone three times in a season," said Baumgartner, but that's exactly what the Dragons did when they took on the Akron Rams for the district championship on Saturday.
Having played the Rams twice already, Baumgartner knew Akron has a good, solid ball club.
However, the Dragons had Carper on their team, who played one of his best games of the season. "He was too tough for them to stop," praised his coach.
Holyoke was fired up for Saturday's game, and it showed in the first quarter as the team hit four three-pointers right away. This gave the Dragons a nice 12-point lead at the end of the first eight minutes.
"Those three-pointers gave us a good start," said Baumgartner, pointing out that for the rest of the game, quarter scoring was pretty close.
"It wasn't our best game offensively," the coach added. "We didn't execute our plays the way I would have liked—but we didn't turn over the ball either. We took good care of it."
It's true that after the first quarter, it wasn't a high-scoring game for either team. Yet Holyoke maintained the lead throughout. At halftime, the scoreboard read 28-15. The Rams outscored HHS in the second half, but it was not enough to overcome the advantage the Dragons gained in the first quarter, and Holyoke took the 13-point game.
Carper dominated the stats lists, scoring 22 points and rebounding 15 balls. Tharp also earned double digits with 12 points.
Holyoke made 19 of 45 attempts at the basket, giving them a 42 percent shooting average for the game. Akron was 14 for 40 for 35 percent.
HHS also outrebounded the Rams, 37-18, and made seven steals to Akron's two.
Holyoke 48, Akron 35
Tharp 1 2 4-5 2 12
Baumgartner 1 1 0-0 1 5
Carper 10 0 2-3 3 22
Wailes 0 0 0-1 0 0
Swanson 1 1 0-0 1 5
Brown 2 0 0-0 2 4
Scoring By Quarters
Holyoke 20 8 9 11 --48
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You don't need to be a programmer to make this, I have done it for you. Arduino's were built with the idea that anyone can code, and that codes were meant to be shared. I used several sources for inspiration and code, too many to count let alone site. I do not claim to have come up with this code entirely on my own, but rather the specific design. The design only allows for 2 sensors/heaters but could easily be changed to add more sensor/heater elements.
The coding is written in fahrenheit. I will try to get a code posted for celsius. The heaters are designed to turn on when the sensors for the scope are 10*F or less above the dew point. You can change the coding easily if you want it to be higher or lower than that. I find 10*F to be enough to keep things dry under high dew conditions, but not cause thermal issues.
If you have about 3-6 hours of time on your hands and are at least passable with a soldering iron and wire strippers, I think you might just have a chance And don't be afraid to try. I don't work in electronics, computers or programming. So chances are you are better qualified to do this than I was!
Step 1: Parts
I am providing links to the sites where I bought most of my parts. Some I had on hand, but you will find everything in this list except for tools, which you probably already have. If you need tools, DO NOT GO TO RADIOSHACK, THEY WILL ROB YOU. Instead buy them from the suppliers below.
Arduino $29.95
Shield $14.95
Ribbon wire $.95
LCD display $14.95
100K Trim Pot $.95
1K Resistor $.25 x 2
Enclosure $15
Dallas OneWire sensors with resistor $4 x 2
DHT11 with resistor $5
RadioShack (yikes! Other sources are cheaper!)
Tip120 Darlington transistor $1.99 x 2
[=http://www.radioshack.com/product/index.jsp?productId=2103224&numProdsPerPage=60]RCA sockets[/url] $4.19
1/8" Stereo Socket 2 pack $3.19
330 Ohm Resistor $1.19
Step 2: Arduino and code
You will need to download some codes and libraries. Don't worry, it's simple. Download the program at Arduino.cc and install. There are three libraries that you will need to add to the library folder that is created when you install the Arduino program. If you need any help installing the program or adding the libraries, the arduino.cc website details it nicely for beginners.
math.lib comes with the arduino program
lcd.lib comes with the arduino program
Once you have the arduino program installed and the libraries loaded, it's time to put in the code and send it to the arduino. Copy the code I am attaching and paste it in the arduino program. Connect the arduino via usb cable (most wired printers use this cable, so if you don't have one, someone you know will probably lend you one). Then you will send the code to the arduino using the upload button in the upper left. Assuming you put the libraries in the right place, you have the brains of the project done. Now it's on to the display, sensors and output.
Step 3: Arduino shield
A shield is a fancy word for something that sits on the arduino. You will need to assemble the proto-shield from sparkfun.com following the instructions on their website under the product page. You don't need to worry about the switches and leds unless you are particular like me about doing everything in the instructions. I like using the shield because it allows me to fit things how I want and leaves room for personal adaptation if desired. It also allows me to separate the arduino from the project should something bad happen.
Step 4: Display
The lcd screen requires enough wires that I opted for a ribbon. It keeps things neat and clean. Follow the attached diagram to hook up the lcd screen to the arduino shield. Make sure you take time to wire it up right. The potentiometer (knob) allows you to adjust the contrast on the screen to the right level. The resistor keeps the screen from being too bright. If you find it is too bright for you, just get a higher resistor. Once you are done with this stage you can put the shield on the arduino and see your progress. Plug the arduino into power via usb and the lcd should light up and display ***ArDewIno*** on the top line. If it does, great! Move to the next step. If it doesn't, check your wiring, you crossed wires somewhere.
Step 5: DHT11
This little blue thing is going to sense the outside air temperature and humidity. The dht11 library will compute the dew point for you. Follow the attached diagram to hook up the dht11 sensor to the shield. Once you are done with this stage you can check on your progress. Power up the arduino and now it will display the temperature, humidity and dew point on the top line of your lcd! If not, you need to check your wiring again, you crossed wires somewhere.
Step 6: Dallas OneWire
These tiny little black things are awesome! They are able to sense the temperature fast and have unique addresses. This means we can replace them when needed and the coding doesn't need to be redone. Cut the 12' stereo cable in half. Carefully strip the wires and solder them to the OneWire sensor following the diagram (cut the sensor prongs to about 1cm). Make sure that the wiring is the same for both of the sensors. Isolate the three prongs using a small amount of wire tape, then cover the connection and the bottom half of the sensor in heat shrink tubing. I doubled the heat shrink tubing for strength. Hook up the wiring to the shield following the diagram. Make sure the wiring is correct across the plug. Power up the arduino and the second line will now display something other than OTAXX. You should now be displaying the temperature of each sensor. If not, you need to check your wiring again, you crossed wires somewhere. Now, a note: the sensors have a specific address. If both are plugged in, the lower address will be the OTA address. If only one is plugged in, it will default to the OTA address and the other heater display will not be present. You will have to check and see which has the lower address by holding one of the sensors in your hand and seeing which displayed temperature changes. Also, the coding requires that the sensors be plugged in BEFORE you power up the arduino. If you don't, it won't know the addresses of the sensors. It only checks for the addresses once on startup and never checks again.
The display shows when the arduino tells the heaters to run. If the heater is on a "^" will display after the sensor temperature indicating that it is working to bring the sensor temperature up using the heaters.
Step 7: TIP120
We now have a system that checks the temperatures, calculates the dew point, compares the temperature to dew point and determines when the heaters need to be turned on. Now we power up the heaters. Trim the TIP120 prongs to about 1cm and connect them following the diagram. These things are able to use low voltage (5volts) to control high voltage (12volts in our case). Sorry, there isn't an easy way to check you did these right at this point. Note: the TIP120s are meant to handle a max of 1amp. So make sure your heaters don't surpass!
Step 8: Power
Now we add in our regular power, in this case a car cigarette lighter plug. Follow the diagram on how to power both the heaters and the arduino. Don't worry, the arduino is meant to operate at any power input from 7-12volts with no problem, and will handle up to 20v with minor heat generation. So as long as you are using a car battery or 12volt supply, you will be fine. PAY ATTENTION TO POLARITY, you can't get this one wrong or you will experience the "mystic blue smoke" associated with destroyed electronics. Check that it works as expected.
Step 9: Fitting it all together
Now it's time to put it all in the case. Start off by putting the black covers on one of the sides and screwing the arduino board in. Next, cut some craft foam (dollar store item) to shape around the top opening where the lcd will go and stick it on. This keeps out any dust/debris and also prevents the excess light the lcd creates from getting out. Screw the lcd in place. Hot glue two of the tan buttons into one side of the black cover that has four holes in it. The other side you will need to trim so that the DHT11 will fit in. At the top of the case you will put the OneWire plugs and the heater plugs. Make sure that they are spaced far enough apart to work, but be aware that the case posts keep you from going out too far. Also make sure they are to the back far enough that they don't touch the lcd. Bring power in from the bottom on the usb side of the arduino. Put the TIP120s on the black back cover using some double sided sticky tape. Now, you should be able to close up the case! If you have followed all these steps it should look very clean and professional, at a fraction of the price of a manufactured unit. Test that everything works by plugging it in to a 12volt power.
This was a fun little project. I find it satisfying to build something that saves me money or does something I can't buy ready-made. This way I got both. Now I get people asking me what it does and where they can get one. Sorry, but these aren't sold in stores! And while there are other variations of arduino powered dew controllers out there, they lack one important thing, decent instructions. I plan to edit these plans as many times as it takes to make it easy for anyone to build. So comments are appreciated.
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