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Top New York Librarian Arrested for Driving Drunk in Reverse
Librarians, particularly older and more established ones, don't seem like the most likely culprits for a DUI arrest. A recent DUI incident in New York City, however, challenges this unfair assumption, and serves as a reminder that drunk driving is not solely an activity for the young and foolish.
According to the New York Post, Dr. Anthony Marx, the president of the New York Public Library system, was recently arrested after running his car in reverse into a sanitation truck.
Sources indicate that Marx put his 2009 Audi A4, which is registered to the library, into reverse in order to avoid a roadblock that was needed to block cars from the route of this year's New York City Marathon.
The 52-year-old librarian narrowly avoided one truck before striking the truck that got him into trouble. The accident occurred in East Harlem around mid-afternoon.
When police officers arrived at the scene, they smelled alcohol and suspected that Marx was not sober, and administered a blood alcohol test. When he took the test, which was given about an hour after his arrest, Marx blew a .19, which is twice the legal limit of .08.
In a statement released to local media outlets, Marx was very contrite, saying that he deeply regretted "embarrassment caused to my family and to the New York Public Library."
After his arrest, Marx was charged with an aggravated DWI (in some states, "driving while intoxicated" replaces the more common charge of "driving under the influence") and was released without bail following a court appearance.
Sources indicate that the driver of the sanitation truck that Marx hit was able and willing to offer testimony, and he shared his story with the New York Post after the accident.
The driver, sanitation worker Franklin Hernandez, says that he jumped out of his truck after it was hit, placed his hands in front of Marx, and demanded that he stop moving. This plea apparently convinced Marx to stay in place.
Shortly after the accident, police officers who were providing security for the marathon arrived at the scene. Franklin claims that they were there only minutes after the accident.
According to Franklin, Marx had to remain handcuffed in his car for up to an hour, as police had no route out of the street until the marathon was over. Once it was over, they took Marx to the precinct headquarters and administered the blood alcohol test.
This incident offers a valuable lesson about the dangers of drunk driving. DUI arrests can strike anyone, regardless of their age or social position.
DUI arrests may be a misdemeanor or a felony, and they sometimes result in jail time, lost licenses, or hefty fines. Factors that judges consider when delivering punishments for DUI offenders include prior driving history and past alcohol-related arrests.


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I have had MAJOR problems with my Zimbra intalation which was working fine for the past week and then completely stopped. I traced through one error after another, and was less than successful in getting it back up.
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HOT ROD Power Tour 2009 - Day 5 CoverageWritten by on June 7, 2008 Contributors: Jeff Brooks Day 5 of the 2009 HOT ROD Power Tour from Dayton, OH. Check out coverage, pictures and exclusive video right here.
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Shot's a little blurry but hanging in Scott Sullivan's garage. The '31 belongs to Jim Mayberry. Started as a 4 door sedan, Scott assisted on the body and paint and Johnny Morris did the chassis. Engine features a ton of Eddie Meyer parts. In the background, Bill Jergins Henry J and the infamous Cheese Whiz '55.The 2010 Giveaway Camaro SS features the 426hp LS3 and is engineered by GM Performance Division. One lucky winner will win this car in a private drawing on Friday, June 12th and announced to our Long Haulers on Saturday, June 13Sidney Bailey, Scott Shearrow, John Wiles, Brenda Wiles and the gang from Zanesville watch the parade of hot rods coming in to the University of Dayton Arena.Andy Wicks and Tyler Larson, the hardest working guys on Power Tour prepare Dick Kohlbacher's '29 Ford at the Mobil 1 Dyno Challenge at University of Dayton Arena. Gray Baskerville featured the roadster pickup in HOT ROD in the '80s. Guess the s/b blown power on HOT ROD.com forums.Christy, aka Barney, directs the HOT ROD crowd into the University of Dayton Arena. Cross her, and you get "special" parking.Sam Lees and his shrunken '57 features a P-Ayr tunnel ram small block, an 8-3/4 Mopar rearend and a 20hp Briggs. Sam joined us at Dayton.
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Charlotte Autofair 2009Written by on March 1, 2010 Auto Enthusiasts From All Over America Descend On Lowe's Motor Speedway
Well it is that time of year again (April 2-5) when all the parts vendors around the country and anyone who sells anything to do with the automotive industry head to Lowe's Motor Speedway in Harrisburg, North Carolina, just north of Charlotte, North Carolina, to sell their products. Because of the state of the American economy the folks at Lowe's were wondering what the turnout would be; and were they ever surprised. By the time the gates opened on Thursday for the first day of the event, about 6,000 vendors had covered every inch of space set aside for them both inside and outside the one-and-a-half mile oval and over four thousand spaces had been set up for the car corral.
On Saturday, the main day of the event, things really took off. Over twenty thousand spectators came through the gates to check out the big show. It was shoulder to shoulder and just about everyone was carrying something or pulling a wagon with all kinds of items they had bought. Impromptu car shows were springing up in between, filling up the pit area and infield. If you were looking for a project, truck ready to show, or trying to find those hard-to-find pieces to complete that project sitting at home, this was the place to be as trucks of all type and vintage were part of the shows.
If you are a real gearhead or just love the car and truck scene, this was the place to be. If you didn't make the spring edition of the auto fair there will be a fall show August 26-29. So mark your calendar and make your plans to make the trip to Lowe's Motor Speedway and be part of this great event. For information on the fall Auto Fair go to www.charlotte-autofair.com or give the speedway a call at (704) 455-3209.
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If you needed any kind of old gas station fixtures to decorate your game room this was the place to get them.This is the '71 Mercury Cyclone that David Pearson put on the pole in the October 1973 race at Charlotte Motor Speedway.It was well done with a flat-black paintjob, wide whitewall tires and a nicely detailed flathead V-8.Christian's Classic Truck Parts was another vendor that had those hard-to-find truck parts to finish that project.This green original '66 Chevy Stepside had the original 6-cylinder engine and was offered at $9,500.Terry White can be seen making his daily rounds in Midlands, North Carolina, driving his wild '71 F-250.
Another truck for sale in the car corral was this original Chevy '47 half-ton Stepside for $29,500. The truck was in good shape with a nice blue paintjob.This black beauty Chevy stepside was just out of the custom shop and could be had for a mere $60,000.This '53 GMC Suburban would make someone a great project to finish. It came with a 283ci Chevy small-block, 350 trans, and a Mustang II front clip. For $20,000 you could drive it home.
This '66 Chevy Fleetside pickup would make someone a great project truck and was a great buy at $1,800, and that included a clear title.Dan Carpenter was on hand with all kinds of truck beds and sheetmetal parts. If he didn't have what you needed, he could build it for you.When this Dodge truck came out, it was a popular seller with its two-tone paintjob, fake walnut dash, black simulated leather seats, power steering, and automatic transmission.If you needed a real tricked out engine to power that project truck, Southern Performance Systems had the hot deal.


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WASHINGTON (WUSA9) -- Hundreds of Metro riders were delayed Wednesday night as a train with a brake problem crippled the commute on the Orange and Blue lines during the evening rush.
Metro says a train become disabled outside of Clarendon station and that led to significant delays.
On the day that Metro launched 3 new Twitter handles for passengers to get updates, some tweeted that communication during tonight's delay was lacking, while others praised individual Metro workers who helped deal with the crush.
Isabelle Tillman of Clarendon says her commute was extended by about an hour, "After a long day, you're like, 'I want to get home.'
Emily Miller's commute from South Capitol to Clarendon stretched 2 ½ hours, "I took 3 buses, I started out on the Metro, went to Federal Triangle, they stopped us for about 10 minutes got off-loaded, said there were trains coming, waited about 20 minutes, nothing came, went running after a bus on Pennsylvania Avenue, grabbed that one, took it to Georgetown, grabbed another bus, got to Rosslyn then got a shuttle and finally got to Clarendon."
Metro blames the issue on a brake problem.
Emily says she wants to give credit where it's due, to a Metro worker helping passengers with bus info in Rosslyn, "She was really kind to everyone, everyone was asking all these questions, she was totally calm, so I would definitely give her a lot of kudos for handling a really tough situation."
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It is unfortunate that one of the pressure cookers used to create a bomb in the Boston marathon attack was produced by Spanish brand, Fagor. Struggling with debts, the company was on the point of seeking finance to get it back on track when the outrage occurred. But it's not just in the States that pressure cookers are getting a bad press. Here in Spain they're feeling the heat too.
It's been reported that a new anti-clerical anarchist movement that goes by various bizarre names – one of which is the Sex Toy Promotional Group- has been targeting prominent catholics and churches in Spain. A pressure cooker bomb – which didn't detonate – was left near the public prosecutor's office in Madrid and more recently another placed at the capital's Almudena Cathedral, which also failed to trigger.
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The example Stiffness Analysis of a Communication Mast's Diagonal Mounting in the COMSOL Multiphysics Model Library shows how you can modify a 3D CAD model to improve its performance. In that case, the applied changes were based solely on the analyst's experience with similar structures. A senior design engineer can sometimes reach acceptable performance after analyzing only a handful of designs, while an unexperienced analyst may have to spend a lot of time on failed attempts.
Usually, you can indeed improve a design by trial and error, but it is difficult to ensure that the price you pay—in this example, added weight and material costs—is as low as possible. With sensitivity analysis, you can find the most cost-efficient direction for a small modification and estimate the effect it will have before attempting an updated design.


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St. Petersburg, FL -- University of Tampa head men's basketball coach Richard Schmidt became the fourth active NCAA Division II coach and 12th overall to reach 600 victories as his Spartans defeated the University of Puerto Rico-Bayamon by a 53-44 score.
The game was part of the annual Eckerd Classic, which was a two-day event hosted by Eckerd College at the MacArthur Center.
Tampa led for the entire game, taking a 24-19 advantage to the break. UPRB cut the UT lead to 26-25 as the Spartans responded with a 16-2 run to take a commanding 42-27 lead with 9:44 showing on the clock. The team would hold on to its edge to secure Schmidt's historic victory.
Ashton Graham led Tampa with 15 points as teammates Stefon Barfield and Osby Kelly each added 10 points. Kelly hit arguably the biggest baskets of the game as he connected on consecutive 3-pointers during UT's second-half spurt.
Graham also led all Spartans with seven rebounds as Tampa outrebounded UPRB by a 30-23 margin. Barfield led UT with four assists as Brian Wright earned the start and responded with a team-leading two steals.
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Transport Capital Partners' survey data shows a promising outlook for trucking market
September 13, 2010
Trucking executives are feeling somewhat optimistic about business conditions heading into the fourth quarter, according to the results of a recent survey from Transport Capital Partners (TCP).
The firm's Third Quarter 2010 Business Expectations Survey polled roughly 200 trucking executives on various topics to gain insight to what the market is thinking about various industry issues, including volumes, credit conditions, and driver availability, among others.
When looking at business volumes for the next 12 months compared to the last 12 months, 68 percent of carriers expect volumes to increase, compared to 88 percent in the second quarter survey. About 75 percent of larger carriers with revenues of 25 million or more expect volumes to rise over the next 12 months, while 60 percent of carriers with revenues below $25 million are also calling for higher volumes.
"The expectations are not as high as they were a quarter ago, because things have generally gotten more stable over the last quarter, which is reflected in things like unemployment numbers," said Lana Batts, TCP partner, in an interview. "But it is still substantially higher than a year ago. The story here is that carriers are more optimistic."
On the flip side, TCP found that only 2.3 percent of all carriers believe that volumes will decrease or the economy will fall into a double-dip recession.
Looking at rates, the survey indicated that a cumulative 63 percent saw rates increase anywhere from 5-to-15 percent over the third quarter and 4 percent reported decreases.
TCP said in its findings that with volumes rising in the third quarter, the number of carriers reporting steady rates became the majority after rising for four straight quarters. It also noted that 45 percent of respondents saw a 5 percent rate increase, with 11 percent seeing rates up 10 percent, and 7 percent having rates rise by 15 percent or more.
And 58 percent of large carriers saw a 5 percent rate increases compared to 26 percent of small carriers seeing the same hike.
While large carriers saw a 5 percent rate hike over smaller ones by a 2-1 margin in the third quarter, Batts explained that the overall rate outlook for the next 12 months is in sync with the overall volume outlook for the same time period. Seventy-four percent of larger carriers expect rate increases compared to 64% of the smaller carriers, according to TCP data.
What happens with volumes and rates has a direct effect on available capacity, said Batts.
That was evident in the data, with one-third of carriers not expecting to add any capacity in the coming months and another third expecting to add between 1 and 5 percent (nearly 35 percent saying they will not add capacity and the balance representing the 1-to-5 percent additions in capacity). Keeping capacity expansion on the low end will keep capacity in line with freight volume expectations, according to TCP.
Although most carriers do not intend to add capacity, Batts said some capacity is still being wrung out of the market.
"You don't need to have a big increase in volume to have a capacity crunch that we are [likely] going to have," said Batts. "Truck sales last year at 95,000 were far below the 200,000 needed to maintain capacity. It does not take much of an increase in tonnage to hit capacity."
This is something shippers will need to pay close attention to, she said, as carriers will not add capacity "on hope" and can make more money by raising rates than adding capacity.
"Why add trucks when new trucks cost $120,000 and you are getting freight rates you got three years ago?," asked Batts. "There is no economic incentive for motor carriers to add trucks…you have to replace aging trucks and to replace current capacity at current freight rates is a hard pill to swallow. So when shippers are looking at this they need to understand that just to maintain capacity is going to require increased freight rates, let alone add capacity."
As a result of this, Batts said it is likely carriers are going to start selectively increasing rates on certain lanes by culling customer lists on a daily basis and determining how to get rid of the bottom 20 percent. This method, she said, will help carriers to serve shippers that can provide them with the rate they need.
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Here's a map of a town I had been a part of for 13 months on the buxville.net Minecraft server. It changed a lot since its initial creation, I might actually post a post-factum WIP thread too (I have the older versions too).
Note, this was intended to help the mayor govern the town. You see rectangles instead of houses - these are numbered lots. It made more sense to draw these than the actual houses, since lot ownership changed countless times over the months.
Too long a story, here's the map:
Video made by the mayor, so that you can compare the map to the actual town:
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OPENING STATEMENT: "I definitely hope that everyone had a chance to enjoy some turkey and dressing yesterday. I got a couple hours so I was able to enjoy some turkey and play with the grandkids a little bit. It takes your mind off some other things, so that was enjoyable. But today we're back to work and we're back on it, so as we look at today, from the injury standpoint, we have some guys who have improved – [Ryan] Lilja is going to try to see what he can do today. Branden Albert, he's going to try something but I don't know how much he's going to be able to get done. Then limited, [Steve] Maneri with his ankle and then [Jon] Asamoah with his thumb. Both of those guys did something yesterday at practice, so I expect them to continue to do something today. We're practicing a little bit later today because we missed some time yesterday afternoon after practice, so we made up this morning by extending the day just a little bit. So rather than 10:50 we're going to start at 11:50 for practice so that we can get caught up, which allowed us to enjoy Thanksgiving. So that's where we are as we get ready to put the finishing touches on our preparation for the Broncos."
ADAM TEICHER (KANSAS CITY STAR): Do you feel confident in Dwayne Bowe's ability to play this week?
CRENNEL: "Yes, I think he's been improving each day and I think that he's going to be ok."
BOB GRETZ (BOBGRETZ.COM): Same with Jon Baldwin?
CRENNEL: "Yes."
TEICHER: Have you seen much progress with Dontari Poe?
CRENNEL: "Yeah, I think he's making good progress. Last week I think he made a pass rush move and got to the quarterback and was able to pressure him. He didn't get the sack but he was right on him. In a one-on-one situation I think that was a nice move by him and showed good improvement."
TEICHER: Is it fair to say that he's maybe a little farther ahead in the pass rush part than the other parts of the defense?
CRENNEL: "Well you know, we've said all along that he might be able to help us more on sub [situations] than other noses we've had in the past. And I think that's still the case."
TEICHER: Is this about where you expected him to be at this point in the season? Is he ahead? Behind?
CRENNEL: "No, I think he's kind of on schedule. If you remember in talking about our defense and how long it takes guys to get acclimated, in the past, guys who have been drafted in the first round and started to play, takes them about three-quarters of a season to feel comfortable about how we want them to play, what their responsibilities are and those kind of things. I think he's adapted very well."
DOUG TUCKER (ASSOCIATED PRESS): What have you seen from the defense under Gary Gibbs? Are you pleased with what you've seen so far?
CRENNEL: "I was pleased on Monday night, not as pleased on Sunday afternoon. Our system is in place and we play our system, and when we do what we're supposed to do, we play decent football. When we forget to do what we're supposed to do, then we give up plays."
TUCKER: Is there anything that a new coordinator could do to get the attention of the guys better?
CRENNEL: "The fact that he is new and he is different, I think that that in itself gets guys' attention. He might run things just a little bit differently as far as how meetings go and those kind of things, but I think practice is practice and there's not much change that will occur during practice."
TUCKER: Have you generally been pleased with your offensive coordinator?
CRENNEL: "At times. This is a result-driven business we're in, and when you get results, you feel good about it. When you don't get results, you don't feel good about it. There have been some ups and downs offensively. You have a 17-play drive, and a 17-play drive is a pretty good drive in the NFL, even though we didn't get points out of it, but 17 plays, that's 17 plays, so you're doing something right to be able to control the ball and move the ball for 17 plays. Not only 17 plays, we have at other times had 12-play drives and 15-play drives, so those things are positive. The negatives, as we all know, have occurred a lot of times with the turnovers and not being able to score in the red zone."
BOB GRETZ (BOBGRETZ.COM): Over the last couple years, the league has really put the emphasis on hits on the field. Just this week, Ed Reed was suspended before his appeal. What do you tell your players and what are they coming and talking to you about how to play defense?
CRENNEL: "We have to play defense within the rules, and we know what the rules are, so we have to adjust to maybe what they're used to as far as defense is concerned and what maybe they were told before they got us. But, basically the big thing is lowering your target. Don't hit guys in the head. You lower your target and you hit them in the shoulders, in the numbers area. If you do that, then you shouldn't be getting penalties because they are not putting the emphasis on hits to the numbers area and to the body, it's hits to the head or when a guy is defenseless and you know he's defenseless and still taking a shot at that time."
GRETZ: Are you concerned that a split second can make all the difference between hitting a defenseless opponent and not?
CRENNEL: "Sure. That split second can make a difference. What you hope for, is you hope for consistency in the calls, and then those guys who are making the calls understand that. And some of those bang-bang situations, you should be cognizant of the fact that if you don't make the tackle, the guys going to run for a touchdown."
GRETZ: I learned that if it's a scoring play, I better not throw my flag. Did you know that one?
CRENNEL: "Yes. The officials, they do a good job. They come into the locker room before the game, and they talk about, 'You have the flag, Coach.' And I say, 'yes.' They say, 'well make sure you hold onto it during scoring plays and turnovers.' The league, they made a big emphasis on that. The officials, when they come in the offseason, they talk to you about that and that this is going to be the change. Turnovers, we're going to review turnovers, and we're going to review scoring plays, so keep the flag in your pocket."
JAY BINKLEY (610 SPORTS RADIO): How often do they talk to you?
CRENNEL: "Every game."
DOUG TUCKER (AP): Don't you think that's a dumb rule?
CRENNEL: "The rules are the rules, and we have to live within the rules."
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Q: Back to Brady Quinn this week. Do you have reason to believe that things will be better this week rather than the times he's played for you so far this year?
DABOLL: "Yeah, Brady, he's a pro. He's been working at it, and he's got a really good defense here to prepare for with guys that can really get after the passer. He's been working real hard; he's been studying his gameplan, comes out here and has been practicing, and now we're going to have to put it together against a team that can really, really rush the passer, really rush the passer."
Q: Looks like there are some injuries on the offensive line that will have an impact on who is going to play. How much more difficult is that when preparing to play this Denver team?
DABOLL: "The combination of those five guys is really so critical to the run and the pass game, the continuity of the line calls, making sure they're right on passing game or stunts in the running game. So they're out there and right now we've been practicing some different combinations and making sure we've got our bases covered, but continuity in the offensive line is really critical."
Q: Is there any chance that if Branden Albert can't go that you move Eric Winston over there or does that create too many problems in the continuity that you're talking about?
DABOLL: "Yeah, well you saw Eric played guard last week and then he had to bump back out. Donald [Stephenson], he's been able to swing back and forth. We've worked a lot of different combinations out here to make sure in case this guy's here or this guy here, we've been trying to prepare for all scenarios."
Q: If you have a rookie at left tackle, it's going to take them about two seconds to spy that and have both Von Miller and Elvis Dumervil on the same side trying to get after the quarterback. How do you help him out?
DABOLL: "Those two guys, you watch the tape, it really doesn't matter 10-year veteran, five-year veteran rookie, tight end and tackle, tight end, tackle and back sometimes, those two guys are one of the most dynamic pass-rushing tandems in the league. They're hard to block, they really are. And we're going to have to do a good job with different ways to block them and be able to run the football. But it really doesn't matter who they've went up against right now, they've been doing a really good job of handling the pass-rush aspect of the game."
Q: You seemed to get everything going against Pittsburgh but then seemed to take a step backwards last week against the Bengals. Any reason that you've been able to discern that happened?
GIBBS: "Well as we watched the tape and the players realized that we had three or four just basically busted coverages where we're playing man coverage and we had individuals leave their man and we had everybody covered if we just stay with our man we allow the rest to take its toll, we would've been alright. But every scoring drive we had one critical mistake in that situation, they all occurred on third down. Really at the end of the day that was big. And then right there before half we let them [get behind us] a couple times in man coverage and that hurt us. We just have to play better and coach better and this week's a new week."
Q: In their last five games the Broncos scored no fewer than 30 points. Is that an encouraging thing or a discouraging thing for your team? Is it a matter of stepping up to meet the challenge?
GIBBS: "Well, we know they're a very good offensive football team. We all understand how good Peyton's [Manning] been for many years, and we know what he brings to the table. The thing that Denver does a great job of, besides Peyton, is they've got good receivers that can catch and run and get behind you, but they also have a very good running game. Their offensive line, when you think back over the last year, they did a great job when [Tim] Tebow was running the football and they were trying to pound the football. I think the offensive line is somewhat of an unsung hero. With that said, we have to do a good job up front, as always we have to try to make them one-dimensional. When you say one-dimensional, you're saying Peyton is throwing every time. There are challenges and we understand it and we know we have to go out there and play good football. But at the end of the day, you just can't let them run it consistently and you can't let them get behind you."
Q: Peyton Manning is 3-6 against Romeo's defense. Did he pass any of that knowledge off to you to help out this week?
GIBBS: "Well you know every year is a new year and every game is a new game. We certainly hope that rabbit's foot is still there, but it's how you play. You practice well, you go out there and prepare well, but it's how you play during that 60 minutes that determines who wins and who loses. And we expect to go out there and play well, we really do."
Q: The kind of mistakes you made against Cincinnati, Manning will pick up against those faster than Andy Dalton did?
GIBBS: "Well it's not a case of picking it up. If somebody's running free, most of you guys would throw the ball to that guy I would assume. I would hope I would. At the end of the day you can't have those kind of coverage breakdowns. That just kills you. And it wasn't anything complicated, it was just us trying to do, at times, too much. You've heard RAC say this many times before, we need to do our job first and then we can help. At the end of the day we need to do our job."


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Mount the Yakima Hullraiser Aero to your car's factory crossbars, and know that your boat will load up easily and ride roof-side with the security of a four-strap design. Traveling boaters on a budget can thank Yakima for realizing that not everyone wants to ditch their manufacturer bars. Ample padding and tie-downs hold your boat tight so it won't rattle around noisily or come loose and soar into traffic at 75mph.
- J-shaped boat cradles have a smaller crossbar attachment footprint so you have more roof storage
- Holds touring, whitewater, or recreational kayaks with equal security
- Rack includes one pair of heavy-duty main straps and a set of bow and stern tie-down straps
- Padded buckles on the tie-down straps keep your safe from sharp, gouging metal
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Just purchased and have not used many times, so I can't comment on durability although they seem sturdy. I bought racks to carry two kayaks on top of a 2008 Subaru Outback 2.5 XT using factory aero bars and everything fits fine. Current kayaks being carried are 13 footers.
These things work as advertised, allow you to secure the kayak with confidence. With padding and caps on the J-cradles and rubber bumpers on the tie-down buckles, they are easy on the boat.
Key Pros: Easy to install and remove, easy to secure kayaks (the included tie-down straps are nice and keep you from having to tie a ton of knots)
Some Cons: I think they are a little pricey given their simplicity, and there's no security measure to keep the kayak carrier on your rack (if that's a worry for you, you'll have to come up with your own way of cabling things together and then locking to the car somehow).
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Bought two sets of these and they are great. They're pretty easy to install and take down. And they fit my wide factory bars (Nissan Xterra), which not all racks do. They hold my 12' recreational kayaks securely. I've taken them on a several hour trip on the interstate and none of the straps came loose at all. I do have one tie-down strap that is starting to fray--not sure why. The one thing that I do not like is how difficult it is to adjust the pads on the J-cradles. It is necessary to adjust these to make sure that your kayak is resting on the padding, but they are extremely hard to move. Overall I would recommend these as a good choice, especially if you have a Nissa Xterra.
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To help clear some things up- They will fit your bars. I have an 07 Xterra, and they even fit the giant cross bars on that. To set up four (so carrying two boats) you will need 35 inches of cross bar or else they will hit at the top. They attach firmly to the cross bars, so you don't have anything to worry about. The rubber ends are very sticky and hold the boat in position nicely. I was pretty excited that they even came with the tie downs, and rubber coated cam straps, but the tie downs are already fraying in the middle of the webbing. All in all, the bars work great for the job.. but not too happy about the quality of the straps, which surprises me from yakima.
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Easiest kayak rack installation I've ever owned...wish I had them years ago, instead of fooling with crossbars and saddles & rollers. Boats ride very well and minimal wind resistance at higher speeds.
That looks like a great boat transport. How does it treat your car? I'm afraid to put a boat on my car because i don't want to scratch it up.
Dual Hullraisers
My Jeep with a dual Hullraiser setup.
I have a Mazda 6 (2011) with no roof rack...
I have a Mazda 6 (2011) with no roof rack what kind of rack will I need for my kayak
Hey Rich,
Please visit www.Yakima.com and utilize their fit guide. It is extremely easy to use and just takes a few minutes.
How necessary are the bow/stern tie downs?...
How necessary are the bow/stern tie downs? I'd like to use it without them if I can, as they may be another hassle. Driving around town should be fine, but how about highway?
If you can get the straps to the hull raisers tight enough you won't need the bow/stern tie downs for short trips even on the highway. But if you are taking a longer trip I would use them for safety.
The included tie-downs are designed to be easy to use, no need to tie knots, etc. Getting them attached to kayak and car is pretty simple, so you might as well use them. If you do not use them, you can still get the kayaks secure enough for low-speed transport for sure.
I know that it says this fits factory...
I know that it says this fits factory crossbars, but will it fit on the wide Subaru factory crossbars?
Yakima actually makes two different Hullraisers...the Hullraiser and the Hullraiser Aero. The Hullraiser Aero is made to work on any type of crossbar be it round, square, elliptical shaped, etc. due to it's Universal Mounting hardware. The Outbacks bars are elliptical but you should have no problems fitting the Hullraiser Aero on your Subaru. They will most definitely fit and work very well. However, the basic Hullraiser won't fit (will only fit on round or square bars). You will need the Hullraiser Aero.
The Hullraiser Aero will fit MOST factory bars. Certain factory crossbars like those found on the Nissan XTerra or the Toyota FJ Cruiser may not fit because they are ridiculously oversized. Check Yakima's website (www.yakima.com) to be absolutely certain for your vehicle. But in my experience (I sell car racks), I've never seen a fit issue with Subaru factory crossbars as long as you have the Aero version.
The hull raiser aero do not work well with the round bar you need to get the regular hullraiser for round bar. I have the Yakima round bar and had some hullraiser aeros and they do not hold well at all. They will slide back and fourth and the rubber grip underneath will come out allowing further movement during travel . I learned this first hand. I have since purchased the regular hullraiser mount to attach still not a super tight clamp down . The THULE bars and kayak mounts are much better. I have them on my second vehicle and no slippage issue and they hold tight.


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Aided by an all star cast of newer and well established emcees, Baby Face Killa gives Freddie Gibbs a platform for a potentially wider reach than he has achieved to date. Having suffered a series of standard industry tribulations prior to breaking through, those obstacles strengthened his determination towards gaining respect, a facet put to good use with this project. Between the effortless rapid-fire Midwest flow on the intro "BFK" and "Still Livin'" which takes a page from the trap style of his benefactor Young Jeezy (who makes appearances on the lewd "Go For It" and "Seventeen," a retrospective look at their humble beginnings), Freddie's evident grasp on authenticity surfaces with very few signs of disappearance.
Putting up absolutely no false pretense regarding his passion for debauchery, aptly titled songs including "Money, Clothes, Hoes" and smoker's anthem "Kush Cloud" (featuring veteran Krayzie Bone and freshman SpaceGostPurrp) allow Freddie Gibbs creative space within the confines of his comfort zone. In the same vein, his cohesion with Dom Kennedy shines on "Walk In Wit The M.O." (their second record together this year) and the soulful "Krazy" guest starring Jadakiss & TDE's Jay Rock continues the chemistry developed with Statik Selektah who fully produced last year's Lord Giveth, Lord Taketh Away EP for Gibbs. These versatile highlights do much to complement his rugged character which has no trouble making a statement of its own.
Freddie Gibbs is steadily mastering the art of mindless entertainment, promoting a hardened sound that is fearless and free of a filter. Baby Face Killa mostly consists of organic groupings and catchy hooks, both outweighing minimal flaws and missteps such as repetitive material and Kirko Bangz applying the no longer novel autotune to "Bout It Bout It." In all, Gibbs and his edgy demeanor are necessary to further the worthy cause of gangsta music and pave a lane for an alternative harsh reality the masses are ill equipped to handle.
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DENVER (AP) — Peyton Manning threw a touchdown to a defensive lineman and completed another pass to a receiver who was flat on his back.
It wasn't until the Broncos quarterback started using more traditional methods – most notably, looking for receiver Demaryius Thomas – that Denver started running away from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers to clinch the AFC West.
Manning threw three touchdown passes, one to defensive tackle Mitch Unrein and two more to Thomas, to help the Broncos wrap up the division title Sunday with a 31-23 victory over the Buccaneers. The loss by Tampa Bay (6-6) clinched the NFC South for the Atlanta Falcons.
Manning finished 27 for 38 for 242 yards. His second touchdown pass gave him 28 on the year and moved him past Jake Plummer and John Elway for the most TD passes for a Denver quarterback in a single season.
And there are still four games to go for the Broncos (9-3), who have a seven-game winning streak for the fourth time in franchise history. Or, really, five, counting at least one home playoff game they're guaranteed after winning the division for the second straight year.
After falling behind 31-13, Tampa Bay pulled within eight late. The Broncos got in victory formation twice at the end and, as is Bucs coach Greg Schiano's wont, the Bucs' defense contested the plays. That led to pushing and shoving at the end but no coach-to-coach conflict the way Giants coach Tom Coughlin confronted Schiano earlier in the season under similar circumstances.
Despite the Denver offense's big numbers, which included eight catches for 99 yards for Thomas, this was, yet again, a far-from-perfect effort from Manning and Co.
The quarterback was frustrated in this first half, as a series of penalties, bad throws and missed protections kept him biding his time on the bench. That gave him plenty of time to coach up the linemen and receivers. One time, flushed out of the pocket, Manning kept a drive going by zinging a dart for a third-and-1 completion to Knowshon Moreno, who had fallen down in the flat.
The quarterback laughed about that one, but the only real highlight of the first half was his 1-yard touchdown pass to Unrein, the second-year player from Wyoming, who became the first defensive lineman to catch a touchdown pass in Broncos history.
Unrein also played into another score, hitting Tampa quarterback Josh Freeman as he threw in the third quarter. That resulted in an interception to Von Miller, who went 26 yards for the score that made it 28-10. It was Miller's first career score and he celebrated by doing his dance thing, not in the backfield, but this time in the other team's end zone.
The Broncos' defense did a nice job on Tampa Bay rookie Doug Martin, who finished with 56 yards on 18 carries and was never a factor.
Still, the Bucs played the first half like the contender they have become. Freeman found Mike Williams in single coverage down the middle for a 40-yard gain. Martin followed with a 7-yard run, then another for 5, then Freeman found Manning's old buddy in Indianapolis, Dallas Clark, for an 11-yard touchdown and a 10-7 lead.
The teams played a scoreless second quarter that featured three punts, five penalties and a number of other bobbles and miscommunications that don't show up in the stat sheet.
But when they came out after halftime, Denver was a different team.
Manning completed three passes on a quick, 52-yard touchdown drive to put Denver in the lead again, capping it with an 8-yard pass to Thomas, who had a sliver of space in the back of the end zone.
After a three-and-out, Manning did it again, starting the drive with a 14-yard pass to Jacob Tamme (nine catches, 89 yards), and capping it five plays later with a 10-yard score to Thomas, who this time beat double coverage.
After the touchdown drive, Freeman never got comfortable again. He finished 18 for 39 for 242 yards as the Bucs fell a game behind Seattle for the NFC's second wild-card spot.
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The top of Denmark is an island, split from mainland Jutland by the enormous Limfjord. To the north, it juts dramatically out into sea on all sides. You'll find that this isolation produces a very special light and more hours of sunshine than the rest of Denmark. The landscape is beautiful but harsh, with endless white beaches, sand dunes, cliffs, heathland and forests. Witness the bizarre sight of trees bending east from the sheer force of the prevailing wind or take a break from the wind around the sheltered straits, inlets and bays of the Limfjord.
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The Orion SkyQuest XX14g GoTo Truss Tube Dobsonian Reflector by Orion is a great advanced telescope. Constructed with the latest technology, the Orion SkyQuest XX14g GoTo Truss Tube Dobsonian Reflector is made of the highest level of optics and mechanics, which may require more skill to master and appreciate, but offers the ultimate in performance. Using a system of mirrors to produce images, this Orion SkyQuest XX14g GoTo Truss Tube Dobsonian Reflector is excellent for faint deep sky objects like remote galaxies because of the larger aperture. They provide the brightest view per dollar spent.Features & Benefits:
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I'm looking for a way to move zimbra (6.0.6 on Ubuntu 8.04) LDAP to windows server 2008 AD and than to IMAP sync between the 2 mail servers in order to transfer remaining mails, all of the accounts are pop3(No copy remain on server side) but IMAP is enabled/accessible on the zimbra.
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I am beginning to plan a migration from GroupWise to Zimbra. Most of the migration of 200 users around the world will be done by me so the migration period may not be quick. My plan is to run GroupWise and Zimbra together in a split domain for the period of the migration. ie both Zimbra and GroupWise will be authoritative for the same domain.
I will split the domain by first having a frontend sendmail routing external emails to the relevant mail server for the user.
Zimbra's postfix will be configured to route messages for GroupWise users to GroupWise using the information from the Zimbra Wiki split domain page.
The remaining problem is getting GroupWise to send messages to Zimbra users on the same domain which I can't see an easy answer too. So what I'm looking at doing is using fetchmail, configured with the zmfetchercfg script from here: http://www.zimbra.com/forums/adminis...gregation.html (thanks marcmac), to copy mail from GroupWise's IMAP interface to Zimbra. Each user will have an entry in the Zimbra server's cron to transfer messages regularly.
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The subject of metro government for the city and county came up at Monday's meeting of the council of governments. Veteran city council member Dr. George Thomas favors the idea but doubts there is enough support to make it possible.
"I don't think that will ever happen in my lifetime," said Thomas. " We have one school district, one law enforcement system, one everything. It would save a lot of lawyers fees for all of us."
Such a plan would require legislative action, which would almost certainly require a local referendum.
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An epic portrayal charting the early years of the Civil War in early 1861; the tale continues through 1863, climaxing with the famous Battle of Chancellorsville. Along the way it illuminates heroes from both sides of the war, such as Colonel Joshua Chamberlain, a professor at Maine's Bowdoin College who gave up a promising academic career to enlist in the Union army, then went on to become one of the North's finest military leaders; Confederate Generals Robert E. Lee, a distinguished 25-year veteran of the United States Army and native Virginian, forced to choose between allegiance to his country and loyalty to his home state; and Thomas "Stonewall" Jackson, a devoutly religious ma...


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FILE - In this Sept. 22, 2007 file photo, Cardinal Roger Mahony speaks during an annual multi-ethnic migration Mass at the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels in Los Angeles. Cardinal Mahony and other top Roman Catholic officials from the Archdiocese of Los Angeles maneuvered behind the scenes to shield molester priests, provide damage control for the church and keep parishioners in the dark, according to church personnel files. Mahony, who is retired, issued a statement Monday, Jan. 21, 2013, apologizing for his mistakes and saying he had been "naive" about the lasting impacts of abuse. (AP Photo/Reed Saxon, File)


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Yay! New work by Efi. This is going to seem off the wall, but my very first impression was to recall the attenuated limbs and branches in some of Egon Schiele portraits and landscapes. That's quite a leap, I know, but it is where my imagination took me. Be that as it may, I think this is beautiful.
This piece is amazing!!! Keep up the great work!!
wow! this is special! great! love it!
absolutely wonderful, sexy and intriguing!
Thank you, for the warm comments! :) It's been a while, since I last posted. I've been working too hard... Only thing, I could think of lately, was sleep! It's nice to be back! :)
Bizarrely amazing.
Great piece, Efi! Love this!
Great one, love it!
WOW! This is soooooo unique and interesting! I love it!
Wonderful lines_ colors_ composition_visual play_LOVE it Efi!!
This is gorgeous, that black rectangle in the middle is so intriguing, it's like midnight itself and the rest is the fever all around it.
I love this. it has a modern and ancient feel to me. Fire and dragons and the placement and forms oriental artwork.
Well said Heather!!!! Indeed!!!
Thank you Deepti, Marko and Tracey! KunstFabrik, thank you so much! Heather, I love the way you see things. You have quite an instict! Angela, you have the ability to recognize things and use all the right words... It was there, but I hadn't realized... Fire and dragons! :D
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fantastic- reminds me of William Blake when you see it without the dark frame. excellent !
William Blake! Yes, that's very good, Trudy.
Thanks, Fabian! :) Trudy and Geoffrey, you are quite the pair!
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is a stunning work. William Blake, yes !
I can't believe I missed this one! So beautiful Efi!
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Born Melvin Kaminsky in Brooklyn, New York on June 28, 1926, Brooks discovered his ability to make others laugh in the same manner as so many other comedians - by performing for his parents, Maximilian and Kate, and his brothers Leonard, Irving and Bernard. After serving as a combat engineer in Europe and North Africa with the Army during World War II, Brooks sharpened his chops as an emcee and musician at the Catskills resort Grossinger's, where he also changed his name to Brooks (a variant on his mother's maiden name, Brookman) to avoid confusion with trumpeter Max Kaminsky. The experience helped to solidify some of the recurring themes and elements in Brooks' comedy - broad humor with a d... Continue Bio >>
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Hello, I was getting thousands of emails from another server attempting to relay these messages. As it was explained to me in the post below the zimbra email digests email in postfix>amavis>postfix>mailbox order.
The 10000 emails trying to be relayed seem to have either been sitting in the que and trying to get resent because even after I blocked all traffic incoming or outgoing to my server zimbra was trying to resend them.
How can I have postfix analyse the incoming emails and check the heading and see if in fact they are trying to get relayed from an invalid local domain and discard them right from the beggining instead of passing the email to amavis and then to postfix and ultimately bringing down the server. I know there's a way because I have set up another server until I get this fixed instead of zimbra with the same amount of traffic trying to be relayed through my other server and it discards the email right from the beggining..
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This is the first time Iowa State has scored over a 196.000 in the regular season since the 2011 season. Junior Caitlin Brown also re-upped her career-best mark in the all-around on Friday night, as the Apple Valley, Minn. native posted a 39.275.
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The second rotation of the night was something special for the Cyclones. Santerre provided fans with their highlight of the season so far on uneven bars. Santerre tied a school record with a 9.95 in a spectacular routine that brought the Hilton Coliseum crowd to its feet. Only four other gymnasts in school history have gone 9.95 on bars. Megan McDonald also scored a personal season-high with a 9.825. The Cyclones posted a season-high 49.025 on bars.
This was the Cyclones' best performance this year on vault to date. Five different Cyclones posted season-highs, resulting in the team's season-high score of 48.750. Caitlin Brown also put up Iowa State's best individual score of the season on vault with a 9.800. Alex Marasco, Megan McDonald and Milan Ivory all posted scores of 9.750.
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Alex Marasco and Caitlin Brown were the story on beam for Iowa State, as both posted scores of 9.850. Marasco's score was a career-best effort for the sophomore. Santerre and Ivory also posted scores of 9.825. The Cyclones were solid all the way around in their third rotation, with every gymnast scoring 9.775 or higher. It was Iowa State's best effort of the season on beam, with a 49.125.
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Senior Henrietta Green tied a career-high with a 9.875 in the floor exercise to lead the way in the final rotation. Hailey Johnson (9.800), Ivory (9.825) and Brown (9.850) were the other Cyclones to hit the 9.8 mark. Iowa State posted a team score of 49.125 on floor.
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The Cyclones will be back in action on Sunday, Feb. 16 as they travel to DeKalb, Ill. for a tri-meet with Northern Illinois and Texas Women's University.


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I am having trouble migrating local folders from an old XP machine running Zimbra desktop to a new Mac also running Zimbra desktop. I have tried the backup and restore function, but it seems that this only works locally, ie once I have run a backup I can only restore to the local machine. Is there a way to restore to a different machine?
I have also tried the export / import function, ie I export the local folders from the XP machine to a tar.gz file, and then import them on the Mac. This has never worked successfully. The most I've managed to get is a couple of folders. One problem seem to be that the export function doesn't always complete, but the main issue seems to be that the import function gives me no feedback at all, so it is impossible for me to know what is going on, if anything. No matter how long I wait, nothing seems to be imported.
The most success I've had has been to drag the local folders to an online folder on the XP machine, and then back to the local folders on the Mac. However even this isn't reliable, there is no indication of when all the messages have been moved online to know when I can move them back. And it takes a long time, we're talking around 10gigs of mail.
Any help most appreciated. There must be a reliable way of doing this. I haven't tried just copying files yet, will this work?
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The key to a quick break in is this, your ass has to be in the saddle! I rode to work three hours early so I could get riding in before work, rode for four hours after work, skipped lunch and went riding, got up at 5 am Sat and Sun, rode all day. Do it by the book with lots of stops for cooling along the way, it will pay off greatly. I'm very lucky to have miles of nearly deserted back roads to run, and I took advantage of them. The trip to Minnesota will be great, I envy you!
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I think I'd avoid the superslab if you can, that kind of miles on a interstate is brutal. I did 3700 miles in six days a couple of years ago, and did 80% of that on two lane roads. if you chose carefully you can cover some ground without all the truck traffic, and enjoy it more.
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Iowa State will be in the mix for him. Just because.
"Winning isn't everything, it's the only thing."
Yes please
I'll be intrigued to see if CFH is interested in him, considering he faced the same allegations that Bubu just went through, but it's the second time for him.
Someone remind me, how did he mess up?
Never mind, cyclonespiker must have posted when I did. That's right, second go around for him.
Eh, no thanks.
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Someone remind me, how did he mess up?
Accused of rape, supposedly twice.
Originally Posted by carvers4math
Someone remind me, how did he mess up?
Pretty sure he was accused of sexual assault, but charges ended up getting dropped
If the alligations are not true, then sure. Otherwise, two seperate sexual assault alligations might be something to stay clear from.
I live in KC and the coverage of his case seemed like there was not a lot of strong evidence. A lot of the text messages from the accuser to Michael led me to believe that she wasn't exactly an innocent victim.
How could we root for a player that was on one of the most hated teams in the Big 12?
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Seems like a good fit in Hoiberg's system. Could help bridge transition to Morris although I'm not sure if he would have to sit out a year
Mizzou really missed him this year. I think they would have about 2-3 more wins had he stayed with the team.
think he would be great get! we need another PG, we'd be reallllllly young next year, veteran would be awesome!
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Congrats again on an awesome buck BB. The mount came out beautiful.
Congrats BB, great story also!
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Congrats again on an awesome buck BB. The mount came out beautiful.
Is that artificial velvet or is it the same one?
It is artificial. I have to say, though, that it really turned out realistic looking. I have seen some that looked plain horrible.
Matt, just getting home and open up the new December/January 2012 Eastmans' Hunting Journal. Page 26-28 looks like a similar story to this thread. Very cool Matt. That was a nice write up and story. Congratulations!
Don't ruin it for me! I haven't received my issue yet, and I can't wait to see how the story ends
My brother and I made our first high country pack in hunt this year. After our own experience and seeing stories like this, I know why we are are all hooked. You coudn't make up some of the crazy things we go through that make these hunts so cool.
Hey BB, your taxi did a great job on your mount. The velvet looks really natural.......I to have seen some REALLY bad velvet restorations that pretty much ruin the mount. I picked up my Nevada bull yesterday from my taxi but won't hijack your thread with the picks. I'll just say it's like a awesome early christmas present.
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Take care of business at home and get a couple good Big12 road wins (other than Tech or TCU) and we'll be golden.
If you lose to Iowa, this should be the expectations. Time for the players to prove us all wrong.
Considering ISU's current resume, I think he's being fairly generous.
Not quite as generous as he is with Wisconsin though... A 10 seed, for that team?
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Considering ISU's current resume, I think he's being fairly generous.
Not quite as generous as he is with Wisconsin though... A 10 seed, for that team?
I think that just shows how soft the bubble is going to be this year.
Wisconsin will finish even or below Iowa in B1G wins this year. And that's not a testament to Iowa being a good team/tournament team. Wisconsin has more problems than many realize. If you think we have PG problems, watch one of their games.
I cant believe Wisconsin is in
I am not sure what we have done to be listed 70th or whatever that makes us.
If you have a problem - if no one else can help - and if you can find
them - maybe you can hire: The A-Team.
Why would you post that? That is not positive towards ISU Athletics and the University.
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We really haven't had any "bad" loses yet. Still have a legitimate shot at the tourney... Need to have a flurry of wins in conference play.
Agree with others, this team has done nothing to look like a tourney team so far. A win in Vegas would have been big, as of now the BYU win isn't enough to stand on.
If open tryouts happen I'm going in my best john stockton attire and trying out at point.
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The biggest surprise right now is Florida State being an 11 seed. They have beaten BYU like we have and also have a nice win at St. Joe's but have lost at home to South Alabama & Mercer as well as gotten blown out at home by Minny & Florida.
I think he predicts what will happen down the road though. Not what has taken place so far. I think we're still in solid shape.
After that awful Iowa game, this is being generous. Good grief, I just can't get over that. So bad.
Pretty decent if you ask me. This tells me that national perception of ISU is already changing for the better. Now we just have to take care of business.
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