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Tom Dienhart just tweeted:
If Minnesota makes a coaching change, the hot name I hear for the job is former Iowa State coach Dan McCarney, an assistant at Florida
Probably not true but interesting nonetheless.
That would be weird...
Sure, why not. He would be a nice safe choice for them. Probably give them some stability that they obviously need. Most likely is crap rumor, but I would totally dismiss it.
I don't think that would happen.
Loyal Sons for ever True
Why would you say, "probably not true"?
I think that guy is still a little butthurt about the whole Chizik/Kelly thing.
Originally Posted by gocubs2118
Why would you say, "probably not true"?
They just spent a gazillion dollars for a new stadium. Why go cheap and hire a D-line coach? Why make hire a coach who has a terrible overall winning percentage? Doesn't make sense.
And if we didn't hire Chizik, would you have loved a Glen Mason hire?
That's why.
Its really hard to 'sell hope' on someone with the record DMac has. We all know why he has that record and he's better than it would indicate, but its a tough sell. It might be an easier sell if he was a coordinator and not a d-line coach.
That said, id love to see him get another shot somewhere, he deserves it.
Minnesota is already at the point where they make bowl games. You don't hire an Architect as your CEO.
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And thank you Stumpy for this:
Minnesota sure ain't making a bowl game this year...
I'd love to see it. And if it did happen, this would be a case where I'd be ok with alternating Iowa every two years if we could fill it with Minnesota.
That being said, it probably won't happen. While I think DMac can get a job elsewhere, it's not going to start at a Big Ten school. He'll have to start at a smaller school first.
Iowa fans would die if this happened.
Minnesota got rid of Mason because they were tired of winning 6-7 games and making it to a lower-tier bowl game. Unfortunately, Brewster seems to have taken his team in the wrong direction.
Right now, anybody who could coach the Goofs to consecutive 6-7 win seasons would be taken.
I hope he gets it, but I too am skeptical.
Originally Posted by Rogue52
Iowa fans would die if this happened.
You mean because he beats the Hawks? God, I miss those days...
56 - 85
27 - 68
The fans of Minnesota should burn the stadium down if the administration hire anyone with that record.
Carrying the banner for ISU.
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ESPN is doing this now.
WHo would be on Iowa's Mt Rushmore as far as sports are concerned. As far as I know, there are no qualifiers other than being affiliated with the state at some point.
Probably Gable and Warner as shoe-ins, after that is tough
Exaggeration is a BILLION times worse than understating.
Born in iowa or did their accomplishments in iowa?
Drew Tate!!!
Now that MBB is back, do we still have to pretend that WBB matters?
Bob Feller
Zach Johnson
I don't know the key to success, but the key to failure is trying to please everyone.
Originally Posted by mjones34
Born in iowa or did their accomplishments in iowa?
good question
Fred Hoiberg and Nile Kinnick
I removed it.
Zach Johnson
Kurt Warner
Dan Gable
John Wayne
Terry Branstad
Originally Posted by mjones34
Born in iowa or did their accomplishments in iowa?
Personally, I'd make it either.
- Gable for sure.
- Maybe Warner.
- There's no way I do this personally, but if you took a statewide poll, I'm sure we'd end up with Hayden Fry. (Excuse me while I puke.)
- Not sure who else?
Cael Sanderson!!!
Originally Posted by madcityCY
Zach Johnson
Kurt Warner
Dan Gable
John Wayne
Terry Branstad
For sports?
Waldo Wegner
Originally Posted by dustinal
For sports?
We're a little shallow in the sports pool... so i threw those guys in
Maybe replace Branstad w/ Kate Shelley
Originally Posted by rworkman83
Fred Hoiberg and Nile Kinnick
I could see Kinnick maybe. I'm sorry to say it, but I don't think you'd get many people outside of ISU nation to go with Hoiberg.
Nobody outside of Iowa knows anything or cares about either the Cyclones or the Hawkeyes.
If the list referenced athletes that are nationally known, it would be for professional or olympic sports:
Bob Feller
Bruce Jenner
Zach Johnson
Shawn Johnson
Kurt Warner
Gene Smith, 1993-2000. 7 years, 6 NCAA's, 1 bowl game. Revenue sports postseason participation 50%. Good.
Bruce Vandevelde, 2000-20005. 5 years, 4 bowl games, 2 NCAA's, 2 NIT's. Postseason participation 80%. Better.
Jamie Pollard, 2005-. 4 years. 1 bowl game, 0 NCAA's, 0 NIT's. Postseason participation: 13%. The next big step.
My ignore list: splitidentity, tarheelhawk,superdorf, clones_jer. That is all.
Since this is IOWA's Mount Rushmore, I am not sure why national recognition means anything.
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Girls Night Out Recap
Girls Night Out had it all Thursday, chocolate, massages, manicures, music and of course a two-hour happy hour with plenty of martinis… and oh, yea, a 4-2 Royals win over the Rays.
Team photographer Chris Vleisides waded through the pool of pink that converged on Parking Lot H and sent Around the Horn these images yesterday.
This is a view from the stage – the center of the attention. Around the Horn was proud to see such a strong showing from the female population in Kansas City.
Pink and white rhinestone Royals caps were given to the first 20,000 and women who bought the VIP package which included drink vouchers, and tickets also got a free T-Shirt.
KMBC 9's Karen Kornacki conducted player interviews with a few Royals who courteous enough to give up some of their preparation time to make an appearance in Parking Lot H.
David DeJesus, Joey Gathright and Mike Aviles answered questions for the crowd assembled around the stage.
One of the most popular activities at Girls Night Out this year and last year were the free massages. Massage therapist from around Kansas City set-up inside a tent and and helped relieve some of the ladies' stress and tension – which is exactly what Girls Night Out is all about.
Here are some of our happy patrons, stress-free and ready to head into the game.
For another perspective of the mass of people, here's a picture of the women heading into the Stadium after Girls Night Out ended.
As a part of Girls Night Out, the Royals Charities helped to raise money for the American Heart Association. Before the game, a check for $30,000 was presented to the organization.
The money for the donation was was raised through the group sales VIP packages and straight T-shirt sales during the event.
The Royals would like to thank all of the ladies who came out and had a good time. You're welcome back anytime.
Tomorrow: Look for an Around the Horn Touch 'em All Interview with Seattle Mariners' broadcaster Dave Niehaus and Hall of Fame broadcaster Denny Mathews, in honor of Niehaus' induction into Cooperstown tomorrow.
Tonight's lineup:
DeJesus CF
Aviles SS
Grudzielanek 2B
Guillen RF
Butler DH
Gordon 3B
Buck C
Gload 1B
German LF
Hochevar P
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I am getting started on the individual places from my regional map. This will be the village of Prada (means prey in Romanian). This will be a small village of 200-300 people. So far all I have is the river and a couple of buildings (a barn and store I think). I wanted to go ahead and get a WIP going for it though so I can post updates as I get them done. Feedback and comments are very welcome indeed. I'm using GIMP for this map
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Good feel to it so far. With everything else getting black outlining the roads look a bit out of place without similar treatment. Even if not a solid black outline but a more sketchy one I think some black lining on the roads would improve the look and consistency of the map.
Great start, I like the coloring. It appears to me that the scale bar is a little off, as those building seem really small.
Is this near the town of Gucci?
Good looking map - I like the colour choices and the fragmented road edges. I think the bridge needs to merge with the road at either end rather than looking like a rectangle (you're probably looking at an arch unless there's a step at either end which would be possible but if there is, I'd make it more than one step to make it look like steps rather than a rectangle (if that makes any sense!).
I like the brown theme you have going - it makes the green thing pop (don't know what it is.... a tree?). If it's not important then it's a waste of a contrasting colour. Make sure your contrasting colour is something you really want to draw attention to.
LOL, Since you had to ask if was a tree I guess it wasn't very good. I'll also give some thought to how color can be better used. Thanks
I decided I needed a blacksmith shop so I added one. I feel like I'm Closing in on a finished map. Any other problems or suggestions before it's done? Should I add any sort of river bank? Something to simulate sand, stone or mud? I'm also still unsure about the scale. Should I make the scale measure in 15 foot increments instead of 10?


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Blonde, pony-tailed lady ballers Jelena Dokic + Agnes Szavay maybe have been working the same Fila style in Melbourne today but don't be fooled: these two are treading very different paths.
JD's trials + tribulations have been well-documented so there's no need to rehash them here. But what we should discuss is her inspiring 6-2, 3-6, 6-4 win over the tough Austrian Tamira Paszek. The former top tenner discussed the win, the difficult years, and her emotional state of mind during her post-match presser:
Tennis is not the most important thing in the world, but it's something that I love. I was very disappointed when I couldn't play well.JD will face another Fila filly, Anna Chakvetadze, in the second round.
It was a tough time in my life. I had a lot to go through, a lot of family issues.
It's really a miracle for me [to be back playing and winning]. It's really emotional to win today. What I had to go through, it's really great to have this win. I don't think a lot of people know what this means to me.
Meanwhile, Agnes Szavay's early promise is fading as quickly as it came. The Hungarian and 23rd seed continued her miserable form of late falling 3-6, 6-3, 4-6 to unheralded Galina Voskoboeva, her fifth consecutive first round loss dating back to Stuttgart in October. Her last, best result was a quarterfinal showing in New Haven, losing to Amelie Mauresmo.
One glaring stat from her match: she hit 10 doubles in the match and only managed a 49% on first serve deliveries. U-gly. Get thee to a serving specialist, stat.
Agnes is still very young but she'll need to get a handle on her game or risk spiraling into tennis oblivion.
And you don't want to go there. Just ask JD.
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Congrats on finishing your first map Chozodia!
Hi there
Doleth is a map I made for a friend This is the first map I finished, I also have a semi-finished map, but I didn't really like it
I made it with GIMP. I followed Rob A. Artistic map tutorial for the grass, water, the road and the logo of Doleth fort. For the forest I followed Gidde's Textured Forest. The compass is made with a tutorial (I had no idea on how to make one) I found on the forum aswell, but I have no idea where I left the link for the thread.. >_<
Paper texture for the Legenda is made with a tutorial from Rob A aswell (he's a genius, I tell you!)
Thank you all for uploading those awesome tutorials!<3
I also did some things myself, like making the desert alittle more yellow.. and some other things
if you have any suggestions on how to improve this map, tell me please!
Also, the small watermark you see in the corner right up, if you can find it, revers to my deviantART. when I made this account, I forgot that I used a different name @ DeviantART. Chozodia is my name when I game.. Eyecelphil is my art. Small mistake o_o
the land itself, Doleth, has no real history as far as I know (not sure)
I based it on the paint-made map by my friend haha
Congrats on finishing your first map Chozodia!


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Yesterday, Eamon Dunphy promised live on Mooney to wear a dress if Brazil win the World Cup. Needless to say, we are shouting for Brazil in tonight's World Cup Semi-Final against Germany! Brenda Donohue goes to meet some of Dublin's Brazilian community.
We find out about the beached whales in Donegal.
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Many of the news we have seen in the last days are already out and one has lots of options to read about this. The channel I prefer can be found here -> IBM Connect . But most important to me is the contacts and the people I do have the chance to talk to. We meet product managers and executives I talked to a lot of developers about the products and the enhancements I would love to see and some my customers said the would want in products. It is also great to talk with the business partners about new integrations and ideas they do have. I personally prefer the Innovation Lab on the first floor showing new ideas and functions that might make into a product. The openness and creativity is inspiring and it is a great feeling to be part of this creative process. I sense an excitement in the community of visitors that is way beyond the last years Lotusphere events.
For me this IBM Connect event is not about new functions and features and there are many really cool enhancements and features that are presented and release or will be in the next months. It is about the integration of the products delivering meaningful advantage to the business. Integration of a business workflow product into a social framework is not about the tooling functions it is about the enhancement of my work and integrated social information in context. I enjoyed the demonstration about the integration and usage of the products in business context and the value that turned out of this. Gerd Friedich, CIO of Bosch, shared his story of community and collaboration on stage on Monday in the OGS about reduce the time to reallocate production lines from 40 to 6 working days. To me this is a chance to bring back the spirit into IT and increase engagement and motivation for those delivering the infrastructure by show them what difference their work made to the business. I think we are entering the time where IT could be seen as partner and enabler supporting business success.Greets from Orlando


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San Diego adds teeth to fair-housing program
Sophia Garcia's emotional issues send her into a state of frenzy that's so debilitating she can't work. The 22-year-old San Ysidro resident was put at ease by two cats and Gordo, a 10-year-old Border Collie.
When property management staff discovered she had three pets, they told her she could only have one. Garcia gave the cats away, secured official approval from her therapist for an additional emotional-support animal, but her landlord ignored that request.
An end to that conflict looked promising in August, when nonprofit Legal Aid Society of San Diego, which provides free legal help, intervened. In late August, Garcia's landlord granted permission for another pet and later agreed to fair-housing training.
Those results stem from a revamped San Diego city program designed to curb violations of the U.S. fair-housing law, which shields homeowners and renters from housing discrimination based on age, sex, race, disability, marital status and other identifiers. For the first time, the program not only educates, it also enforces the national fair-housing law.
"I felt really embarrassed because it went so far for something so small and ridiculous," said Garcia, who has adopted a cat, Kina. "I felt really humiliated ... I didn't know I could exercise those rights."
Do you have a fair-housing issue? Call the City s hotline: (800) 462-0503.
The Fair Housing Act, signed into law 45 years ago, has recently re-entered national focus. The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development established in February one nationally consistent test that helps determine whether a housing-discrimination violation has occurred. This makes the law easier to understand and follow, the agency says.
Earlier this month, the department launched its first app to help homebuyers and renters determine if their fair-housing rights have been encroached on and lets users file complaints from their iPhones or iPads.
Even though the Fair Housing Act has existed for decades to encourage integration, problems still arise. Housing advocates have reported an uptick in violations, intentional or accidental, in light of predatory practices stemming from the foreclosure crisis and an influx of military veterans returning from war with disabilities.
The mission of providing fair-housing services was temporarily threatened when the city's program lapsed for about 17 months, said Appaswamy "Vino" Pajanor, executive director of Housing Opportunities Collaborative in San Diego, which now works in connection with Legal Aid to provide fair-housing services to city residents.
By law, cities that receive certain federal money must provide a program that helps the public with issues of housing discrimination. San Diego has typically contracted with nonprofits for such services.
The city lacked such a program from December 2010 to late May because contracts with providers weren't renewed and the process to find new contractors lagged, said Michele St. Bernard, project manager for the city's fair housing program.
Despite a lack of a formal agreement, residents were still able to receive help through the city during that time, St. Bernard said.
The city and the nonprofits involved appear eager to move past those 17 months and discuss the new program, which began in mid 2012.
It has begun to help a new crop of San Diego city residents like Garcia but in a much different way than previous versions of the program.
In the past, the city's fair-housing programs did a good job of educating the public on fair-housing rights. What was lacking was enforcement to make landlords, home sellers and lenders accountable for violations, advocates say.
Now, the Housing Opportunities Collaborative, a nonprofit based downtown, talks to residents at community events, conducts fair-housing counseling and oversees a hotline for residents to report fair-housing problems.


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One of my favorite episodes! Cool idea
I'm quite surprised about the absence of a thread about the mighty Zanthor!
Zanthor appeared in the episode "The Golden Disks Of Knowledge" and I know that he isn't an essential but he can be a Travelling Figure.
Check the pictures from the episode:
With the Golden Disks Of Knowledge:
As Zodac helper:
A raw mockup:
And finally the list of the parts that we need:
New: head, helmeted head, armor and golden disks (realized in the same fashion of the piece of the Dark Star that comes with Strobo)
TRU Zodac: enforcer armor, legs, arms and loincloth
Scareglow: cape
and finally a regular human torso
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I know 2 angels: their names are Jedi_Kunle and Mikethedrummer!
Worship the Snake Goddess!
Now that all the vintage figures are done, don't let MOTUC die, keep buyin' the figures!
2016 will be great!!!
One of my favorite episodes! Cool idea
Spoke about him in the cosmic enforcers thread. All He really needs is a new head, everything else we already have in other figures. Like it but customizers could just make the head and sell it as is. More important figures ahead of him
His case isn't helped by being identical to the sorcerer Kor.
I'd take him as a cosmic enforcer. We need lots more of those; they're nifty!
Not to sound like a creepy cheerleader for Uki, but it's nice to know there is at least one person on this forum who is extremely positive & friendly all the time. I don't think I could be that nice even if you paid me. If we ever give out awards for "forum member of the month", Uki gets my vote. -Mr. Shokoti
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I know 2 angels: their names are Jedi_Kunle and Mikethedrummer!
Worship the Snake Goddess!
Now that all the vintage figures are done, don't let MOTUC die, keep buyin' the figures!
2016 will be great!!!
Never knew about this episode. Just watched it -- it's great!
There is no such thing as Uncle Skeletor.
----> My Wants & Haves list! <----
Although I don't think there's a chance in hell we'll ever get a figure of either of these guys, if we did I'd prefer Kor - he has a much nicer colour scheme.
I would like him in the story, but not as a figure. Sorry no. Zeelahr is more important or that alien looking enforcer that was a sketch in the 200x
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I posted a motu poll and I would have loved to see him in MOTUC toyline.
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Zanthor was introduced to us in the vintage Filmation episode "Golden Disks of Knowledge". At Castle Grayskull the Sorceress is disturbed by strange images. He-Man, Battle Cat and Orko discover Zanthor is responsible, a criminal banished to the Phantom Zone. Zodac, attempts to pass judgement on Zanthor, but He-Man decides that if Zanthor truly does want to make amends, then he will accompany him on his mission. At Snake Mountain the heroes find the vault where the disks should be located, but they only find fake disks. Skeletor appears before them, and they are captured. As Zanthor escapes and claims the real disks, Skeletor temps Zanthor to do evil once more!
Zanthor has loads of potential in the Classics line! Imagine him packaged with an alternate head wearing a Zodac helmet in case you want to make a custom figure of him in Cosmic Enforcer mode. Maybe a build-a-figure Zodac chair piece? If I remember correctly Toyguru stated he wanted to get the Disks of Knowledge in the Classics line, and there's no better figure to include them with! I can imagine a limited chase version of the figure as well, one that is semi-translucent much like his ghostly image in the cartoon. A must have!
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Character: Zanthor
Appearance: "Golden Disks of Knowledge" (He-Man & the Masters of the Universe DVD set, Season 1, Volume 2, Disc 5)
Quote: Skeletor is a constant threat to us because of the knowledge he gained from the Golden Disks! Because you betrayed us, Zanthor!" -Sorceress
Trivia: This episode marks the final appearance of Zodac in the Filmation cartoon series. [Referenced from the unofficial cartoon guide written by James Eatock!]
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The golden discs of knowledge look like a sweet stack of pancakes.
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Study projects enrollment to decline further
WHSD committee to use data to decide on use of empty school space
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A demographic study presented by Western Suffolk BOCES last week showed declines in enrollment in the West Hempstead school district. The study, school officials said, will help the district school board's Space Utilization Committee decide how the district can use empty space at the Chestnut Street School — formerly home to the West Hempstead Public Library — and the Eagle Avenue School, which Nassau BOCES will be vacating in June 2013.
According to Superintendent John Hogan, at the district's request, Western Suffolk BOCES began the demographic study of the district and its facilities earlier this year. The results of the study, Hogan said, will help guide the committee's operations.
At the committee's second meeting, at West Hempstead High School on Aug. 14, Joan Townley of Western Suffolk BOCES presented the study's results to more than 20 residents. According to Townley, the district's enrollment declined by 8.6 percent from 2005 to 2011 — more than double the Long Island average (4.2 percent) and Nassau County average (3.3 percent).
Townley explained that during that time, West Hempstead saw a decrease of 47 students, or 5.3 percent, at its elementary grades, a loss of 22 students — 4.5 percent — at the middle school and a decrease of 135 students — 13.6 percent — at the high school.
Hogan, who chairs the committee — which is composed of school officials, residents and community leaders — told the Herald that the group's goal is to devise a plan to utilize the two properties that the district owns and to present the plan to the Board of Education by late October.
School officials said that both the Chestnut Street School, which has 9,783 square feet of vacant space, and the Eagle Avenue building, formerly known as Marion Delaney, which has 51,155 square feet, can generate future revenue for the district.
The Herald reported in February that declining enrollment is forcing Nassau BOCES to terminate its lease with the school district, and it will vacate the Eagle Avenue building it has occupied and used as a middle school for more than two decades. BOCES pays more than $500,000 in rent annually — income on which the district relies.
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The city of Meridian is being asked to provide more information about its redistricting plan than it can legally do so.
Ward 1 city councilman, Dr. George Thomas, told fellow members of the Council of Governments
about additional questions raised by the feds.
A hired consultant, who communicates with the Justice Department, wants to know about any letters or calls the city has had about the new redistricting plan, as well as the race of people who have voted in past elections. Thomas says that's a violation of federal law.
"The problem is people are supposed to start qualifying for election to city offices in January," said Thomas. "When this information is provided to the Justice Department, they have another 60 days that they can look at this information before they give us a feedback. If it's approved then we're looking at probably the end of February at the earliest before we know if the redistricting has been approved."
Thomas says the delay in approving the 2010 redistricting could potentially delay municipal elections in 2013.
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This subject and resident preference points raged on for weeks this winter over on MM. It quickly evolved into simple name calling with little or no original suggestions for a fix. Lots of finger pointing though.
This subject and resident preference points raged on for weeks this winter over on MM. It quickly evolved into simple name calling with little or no original suggestions for a fix. Lots of finger pointing though.
The fix is the end user pays more money. Comments of the Dept operating more efficiently, like a business, etc, etc, are nothing but white noise. They're a bureaucracy, that's how they operate, and it's not changing.
Another helpful fix would be to charge an access fee for non-hunters, you know the millions of non-hunters and non-fisherman that utilize the public spaces for free. Maybe the dreaded "tax increase" would help, or make it a legislative decision that everyone that hikes, camps, bird watches, etc has a conservation stamp. Hunters and Fisherman front the bill for ALL wildlife management, then we are turned around and sued by anti's and guess where the money comes from...wildlife management.
On the salary note, $66k starting is pretty steep. But it sounds like it is just a tad higher than the average wage in WY, so I have no problem with it. But they could offer early retirement and buyouts to get rid of some of the "upper management" that is likely duplicated throughout the state.
Residents need to pony up and pay more. Even a minimal increase with the amount of resident licenses sold would make a big difference. Not just in Wyoming, but all states in my opinion should increase resident fee's and quit gouging non-residents. I don't have a problem with what the salaries are. If you want good qualified people you have to pay good wages.
in Wisconsin, we have state park stickers that you must have to go into a state park with a vehicle whether your hunting, fishing, or hiking or whatever. Never been to Yellowstone, or any wyo state park, but something similar would help, and that would also bring in money from people other than hunters/fishers.
I know many of you resident Wyoming hunters will hate me.........but it does suck being a non-resident and paying huge license fees. Especially if your hunting Federal Land. Federal Land is paid with Federal Tax dollars, and I living in Wisconsin pay just as much as a Wyoming resident when it comes to Federal lands. So I would rather see an increase in Resident tag prices than another incease in non-resident.
But in general, I hate always sticking it to hunters and fisherman. I don't want to see ANY tag price increased.
Finding ways to get money from all the other people who use and enjoy the land and wildlife seems a more fair route. Havent been to Devils tower in decades.....but are their vehicle fees to go there? if not, there should be. Maybe certain "scenic roads" in the black hills or in the bighorns, tetons or ect. You would have to be creative, but simply gouging us non-resident hunters more and more does not seem fair to me. There are also trails in Wisconsin that you must have a "trail pass" to bike, hike, or walk on. Those passes cost money. I am sure something like that could be implemented to help the finances of the WGFD.
It is sad that us hunters always pay the price and the non-hunters simply whine and get their way.
Just a couple off the cuff comments:
First--- I have no idea where the salary information came from because the current salary range for a starting Warden up through a top supervisoy level with seniority ranges from $42,768 to $77,400. That's a far cry from the BS the OP is putting out about the average guy CLEARING $5,500 a month. With the college degree that's required just to be able to be in the mix for a job, that is not that much money in this day and age, especially one in LE dealing with persons who are armed out in the boonies, along with the other multiple duties their position requires!
Second---The NR fees amount to about 80% of the money taken in by the G&F on a yearly basis. When you look at the measily fees paid by residents and all the licenses that are available to them for a fraction of the NR fees, it is more than ridiculous! I'm not saying that the fees should be tripled, but in many cases they could be doubled and they wouldn't be out of line. A resident can buy every license available to them and shoot over a dozen animals a year for less than what one NR deer license costs! IMHO they need to pony up to help THEIR G&F Department that does a fantastic job with the money they take in to oversee the huge number of things that are mandated of them.
Third---A new way to increase funding of the Department is definitely needed, as was mentioned by others. It could be a fraction of a cent on fuel, a few cents tacked onto a motel room, a stamp required of anyone using state and federal land, rather than just hunters paying the freight, etc.
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There has always been more demand than available decent tags, but that will end up running it's course one of these years like it already has in Idaho and Montana where they are now crying for hunters to buy tags that aren't being sold.
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While I am not defending the G & F pay to their staff, one thing to remember is that what they publish is the salary range is not the true dollars budgeted. In private industry where I was employed for 40 years in upper management(2 large multinational aerospace companies), the money shown annually on W2 forms is not the true amount. We used to figure at least 33 % additional for benefits, sometimes more (vacation, holidays, retirement, medical, etc). Being government I am sure it is much higher.
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We're talking salary and normally, no matter what position you're talking about, there are fringe benefits that also figure into each person on the payroll like you mentioned. Here are stats right off the net and they aren't out of line with other states listed:
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, as of May 2011, the mean annual Fish and Game Warden Salary was $55,670, with Maryland offering the highest Game Warden pay at $69,410 (median annual). The lowest of the high paying states was Wyoming, coming in at $52,370 (median annual salary). The BLS indicates that Game and Fish Warden pay in some states can start at $27,090 per year. Those with additional education tend to earn more than Game Warden's who do not have degree's.
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Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics as of May 2011, http://www.bls.gov/oes/current/oes333031.htm
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Any problems getting these to group out to 50? How do they perform on elk? Any help or experiences would be appreciated. Thanks folks
Any problems getting these to group out to 50? How do they perform on elk? Any help or experiences would be appreciated. Thanks folks
I tried muzzy mx4's out of my last 3 bows. DXT, E-Z7 and the Invasion. couldn't tune with any of them. In my opinion montecs shoot better groups, shoot more like field points, and are also more durable.
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Send me a PM and I'll show you a mule deer heart shot at 50 yards with Muzzy. I have had great success with their 4 blade 100 grains and shoot softball size groups out to 60.
I've had good success with the muzzy 4-blades, and great groups out past 60 yards. More than half a dozen elk have fallen to that broadhead for me, and I have no complaints. I also succumbed to the marketing hype and use the Montecs. They both work equally well for me, and I can't find fault with either.
Awesome looking broadhead but did not group well for me beyond 40 yrds, switched back to the good ole 100 gr 3 blade with good groups out to 70 yrds. One thing about the muzzy MX series broadhead is that it is shorter in length than what i call the original muzzy. The shorter broadhead, even though of the same weight will change your FOC ballance. I think this was my problem with the 100 gr MX-4's and i didn't want to shorten my arrows anymore.
I've shot the mx-4s for five years and have had nothing but good experiences. I've tried others like the stingers and keep going back especially for the larger cutting diameter. They really leave a hole. I've shot 4 bulls in those five years and they perform great. May have even used the same broadhead for two different elk and only had to replace blades. I have not had any blades brake and have penatrated ribs and a front shoulder. I feel they are definitely tricky to tune and if your bow isn't tuned perfectly your grouping won't be the best. They are also much more durable then the original muzzys. Just found a deal and bought 6 for $25. Will be using them for a long time to come.
Have a love/hate relationship with the MX-4s. Have shot 4 bulls in 5 years with them, they leave a heck of a hole and are very durable. I have had no problems with grouping even with fieldpoints but your bow needs to be tuned well. I've tried others but keep going back.
I shot the 100 grain 4 blade for years and had not issues with accuraccy but never shot anything past forty either! However, my issue was/is the small cutting diameter the heads have. With today's superb expandables there are definitely other options for the bowhunter. I like the Montec CS but LOVE the Muzzy Phantom, cutts like a lazer, flies great, and is wicked tough!


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hosting the Magna Carta (Great Charter) through the summer. The loan of the
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Hi all.
I just installed the VMware virtual appliance for Zimbra 4.5 beta. It seems to have installed alright, but when I reboot it none of the Zimbra services start up automatically. And, in the rPath log I see the following:
Failed: (Unknown Exception Type) Could not run '/opt/zimbra/libexec/zmsetup.pl -c /opt/zimbra/config.1989' no crontab for zimbra
Rebuilding backup cron no crontab for zimbra
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First I would like to tell a bit about myself ,.
I've been taking the generic proscar and cutting it in 4 pieces, but I stopped recently because I saw the propecia website was shut down. Then I saw there was a lawsuit saying the drug is very dangerous, that it can cause dementia and alzheimers, and permanent impotence and suicidal thoughts.
I have to admit when I was on the stuff it stopped my hairloss, I was on it for 3 years, I took the 1.25 mg every other day. But I did lose some libido, had some forgetfulness, like I forgot some names of actors and couldn't remember them, I also had a bit of depression, and occasional testicular pain.
So I stopped. I tried Saw Palmetto for 60 days, even though I didn't feel any side effects it really didn't show any stopping of hairloss it just was shedding. Someday I wouldn't shed, but I would lose like 10 hairs in the show after shampooing. But I stopped Saw Palmetto because people said it will kill your sex drive completely.
So now I am pretty much stuck, I will just have to deal with going bald at 30 and the worst part is I do not have a nice shaped head, when I shaved my hair to the skin completely bald just to see how I would look people laughed at me and said I looked like an alien.
So is this true that propecia is being removed because they don't want to be sued? Is there any other hairloss treatment that works and is safe or all of them pretty much kill your libido?
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1 package (16 ounces) wide egg noodles, cooked according to package directions.
1½ pounds ground beef or turkey, browned with
¼ cup chopped onion
1 jar (26 ounces) spaghetti sauce
1 jar (4-1/2 ounces) sliced mushrooms, drained
1½ teaspoons Italian seasoning
1 package (3-1/2 ounces) sliced pepperoni, halved
3 cups (12 ounces) shredded part-skim mozzarella cheese
3 cups (12 ounces) shredded cheddar cheese
Cook beef and onion over medium heat until meat is no longer pink; drain. Stir in the spaghetti sauce, mushrooms and Italian seasoning.
Drain noodles.
In a 5-qt. slow cooker coated with cooking spray, spread a third of the meat sauce.
Cover with a third of the noodles and pepperoni.
Sprinkle with a third of the cheese.
Repeat layers twice.
Cover and cook on low for 3-4 hours, until heated through and cheese is melted.
Yield: 6-8 servings
I added black olives, what are your favorite pizza toppings? You can add anything you would like on pizza.
* A tip. . . The noodles will dry out on the top. Add a little spaghetti sauce to the top to keep the moisture in.
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After much speculation, Clarkson shared on Twitter on Oct. 21, 2013 that she had tied the not to fiance Brandon Blackstock. "I'm officially Mrs. Blackstock," she tweeted. "We got married yesterday at Blackberry Farms in TN, the most beautiful place ever!" She added: "Thnx Temperley 4 my beautiful dress! & thank you to my friend @JimVerraros & Maria Elena 4 the beautiful headpiece!"
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Very cool MT Man! Can't beat a deal like that.
Very cool MT Man! Can't beat a deal like that.
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their are alot of non res hunters looking for that mt emily..starky forest... walla wall and wenaha tags. wil little success due to the tag system.. not sure people know that some of those areas only do one tag for non res.. with it alternating every year to an outfitters.. tags like mt emily only have 2.. so everyyear one goes to an outfitter.. and one to a non res.. sucks.. I have friends with 16 now.. I am a resident of oregon.. took me 13 years to draw emily for bow.. worth the wait.. but a long one never the less.. I find myself wanting to go elsewhere now to hunt.. due to increasing cougars and no effort from ODFW to get them out.. wolfs are not as much of a prob as people think.. not in oregon anyway IMO.. but they are increasing aswell. game management in oregon has to be looked at.. althought everyyear I see very good caf numbers in a few units over east while spring bear hunting.. way more than years past.. and been seeing alot of better bulls aswell.. just my 2 cents is all.. good luck this year to all..
Hi Guys. Success!! Took my Roosevelt bull last Friday on a limited entry rifle hunt the day before the general archery season opened. I got my bull in a publicly accessible area with good road access and thousands of acres of BLM and privately owned timber lands. It took some work, elk densities are low, but still had several opportunities at bulls. There are better states to take a Rocky Mountain elk, but Oregon has some of the few good opportunities for a Roosevelt.
Hey Ryan, sounds like Oregon has it out for you. I grew up hunting the eastern side of the state. If you put in for a unit like the Malheur River unit or Beulah unit I could get you on some good mulies. Have had a lot of success in these areas.
Nice bull Umpqua!!!
Way to go, Umpqua.
Some day I would like to tag a Rosie!
Thats an awesome rosie!
Thanks guys!
I love the look of those Rosie's, great bull Umpqua!
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"Though it's a few days past and over 3,000 miles away from the actual moment of our ceremony, we wanted to thank those responsible for throwing us head first into one of the most exciting experiences we've had as a couple. From hitting the ground running in New York City to being hauled across a Hoth-like world by flashlight and sled-dog guidance, we're still settling into the reality of what we did and what we were given. SAS, VisitSweden and Stockholm Visitors Board spared no expense in exposing us to what Sweden had to offer or, more specifically, what we would have had difficulty financing. They lived up to their promises of surprising us at each transition of the trip, and for those times we had to ourselves, we really couldn't have asked for better conditions. Framing our time together in the grand scheme of the trip, we began to understand the support network we had amongst ourselves, as well as the team behind the trip. So, thanks to our supporters and sponsors and, to everyone reading, happy new year!"
"It's been almost two weeks since we've returned, and it still thrills me that Thomas and I were lucky enough to have our commitment memorialized by a trip to Sweden. The reception in New York City gave me plenty to talk about for months to come. The nights we spent in the ICEHOTEL, farther-north-than-we'll-ever-probably-be-ever-again-in-our-lives, will be a special memory between us as long as we're together. I'd like to extend my thanks for a wonderful weekend in Stockholm to VisitSweden, as well as to SAS for a pair of luxurious flights. The company was exceptional, the food unique, and we can't wait to see everything again someday."
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From Filmation's Season 1 Episode 39 Trouble in Arcadia: Queen Sumana rules the beautiful hidden city of Arcadia, where men are kept underground as slaves to mine arcalite, the mineral that fuels the invisible "power dome" force field that protects the city from outsiders, and only women are citizens allowed above ground.
I think her character looks great, and doesn't appear to be a difficult figure: a regular female body repaint, and a rare opportunity to reuse Queen Marlena's dress. I think the only new parts needed would be a new head and her characteristic dress sleeve extensions.
I think her throne is awesome too; too bad diorama accessories are out of the question.
A 2-pack of her together with Ananda (the slave masterthe only man admitted above groundand her future husband and king) could be a nice idea:
Regular Arcadians [see attachments] could make for a good and easy "army/population builder" 2-pack: a citizen/soldier woman and a slave miner (with two heads each for variation). And, just to complete the picture of characters that appear in this episode, there's also the Arcadian mistress of arms, who almost melted down He-Man's sword at Arcadia's foundry! Lastly, I've included a shot of an Arcadian airship, which has a simple design that, nonetheless, I've always thought looks pretty nice (again, too bad vehicles are also out of the question).
No thanks. Her arrogance and her hatred of men really got on my nerves. Sending the crown prince to the slave pits is an act of war and she didn't seem to care. I'm passing this one.
Sorry, but I find your argument ridiculous. Sumana was supposed to be the "bad guy" of the story, in the first place. And in any case, the Arcadian women's prejudices against men were: (a) a way to highlight real-world gender inequalities, by completely turning the tables and placing women in the role men have played throughout most history, (b) not entirely wanton and gratuitous, in the sense that their attitudes served a "purpose" in Arcadian society (Sumana explains it in the episode—you may not like her explanation, but she didn't view Arcadian men as inferior out of pure "hatred", as you suggest). Plus she redeemed herself at the end of the episode, admitting that her previous views and prejudices were misguided.
Although, thankfully, I concede that at least you've tried to argue something—unlike baronterror's very thoughtful previous remark.
Besides, isn't it the rule in this section that comments are for support only, or has that changed?
I'd like to see this figure eventually.
Not to sound like a creepy cheerleader for Uki, but it's nice to know there is at least one person on this forum who is extremely positive & friendly all the time. I don't think I could be that nice even if you paid me. If we ever give out awards for "forum member of the month", Uki gets my vote. -Mr. Shokoti
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African nations attempt to emulate Asian success model
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become industrialized nations as soon as possible. But experts say that the so-called
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The economies of Sub-Saharan Africa are booming. The World Economic Forum
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growth in some countries, such as Nigeria and Ghana, is expected to be even higher.
Nigeria is now Africa's biggest economy.
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New Orleans, LA (SportsNetwork.com) - New Orleans Pelicans point guard Jrue
Holiday will be sidelined indefinitely after being diagnosed with a stress
fracture in his right tibia.
The club made the announcement on Friday. It is not yet clear when or how the
injury occurred.
Holiday played 29 minutes in Wednesday's home loss to Washington.
Acquired last summer in a draft-day trade with Philadelphia, Holiday has
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The 52nd Annual Sacramento AutoramaWritten by on August 1, 2002 Home of the "Big B Awards"
Every February for the past 52 years, organizers in Sacramento, California, have presented a unique hot rod, custom car, and custom truck show called Autorama. Organized by Hot Rod Shows and Dan Cyr Enterprises, this year's show was hosted by Les Schwab Tires, Folsom Auto Mall, and Ralph's Super Markets.
The '02 Autorama has a distinct heritage for a number of prestigious awards. They're called the Big B Awards and include the H. A. Bagdasarian World's most Beautiful Custom, the Sam Barris award (won this year by Richard Zocci), the Joe Bailon Award (won by John and Kathy D'Agostino), and the Dick Bertolucci Award. These Best of the Best awards, and many other class awards, are the foundation for one of the West Coast's most entertaining automotive events.
Autorama was originally organized by the young World War II veterans who formed the Thunderbolts Car Club. The first show was held at the local Capitol Chevrolet showroom to settle a dispute between two club members over who had the best car. Interestingly, there were 26 cars in the first show and neither of the two cars in question was selected for top honors.
Over the years, Autorama has become the gemstone in the auto activities around the Central California area. Five separate buildings held this year's Autorama, and each one had a little something for everyone, young or old, while maintaining high standards for quality and craftsmanship in the various classes.
Since we focus on American-made vintage trucks, we'll show some of the colorful ones caught on film for your viewing pleasure.
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Ron Rameriez' '49 Ford pickup was a show standout and winner of First Place in the Full Custom Pickup Class ('31-'57) Rameriz is from Merced, California.Pat and John Erickson of Vancouver, Washington, were also part of this year's GNRS award winners and we were impressed with the quality of this pearl-yellow-with-flames '41 Ford pickup. The nostaligic-themed pickup was awarded a Second Place trophy in the Street Rod Cab Pickup/Truck ('36-'48) class.Bob & Linda Duarte of Folsom have rebuilt grandfather Chick Ferkovich's '60 F-100. The gold-and-white F-100 is slightly tubbed and is as nice a '60 Ford as you can find. The Duarte's Fun-hundred was selected for First Place in the Pro Street Truck/Van/Wagon Class ('55-'1960)Joe Pattison's Mint Green Ford F-100 from Georgetown, California, is "Dad's Truck" — and it's a very tasty and well-restored original '56 Ford pickup.Jack and Maggie Hofmann of Linden, California, brought their House of Color Pearl-finished '55/'56/'57/'91 Chevy to the show: It has various parts from each year, but comes together in a most pleasing way. The truck took home First Place in Semi-Custom Pickup ('35-'57). Look for a future feature in CCT.Rick Hays' nice yellow-and-white '72 Chevy Cheyenne C10 with 20-inch Boyd Coddington wheels is a feature truck from our last issue. This crowd-pleaser won First Place in the Mild Custom Truck class, and hails from Orangevale, California. It's another ride that has been in the family since it was new.John and Susan Davis of Forest Grove, Oregon, brought this smooth, Viper Red '37 Ford Delivery Wagon to the Grand National Roadster Show last year. The all-steel truck on a TCI Engineering chassis is still gathering admirers and a First Place Street Rod Delivery class trophy.Rudy Hindelang's blown big-block–powered '59 Chevy Stepside is a loud and badass truck that will take you on the ride of your life. . .if you're crazy enough to get in! The Ice-Lemon-Yellow hauler hauled a Second Place Trophy in the Radical Custom Pickup class back to Gardnerville, Nevada.
Greg and Elaine Rice of Keller, Texas, own this sweet red '40 Ford pickup with triple-layer flames by flame artist Mike "Wet" Willey. It was selected for a First Place trophy in the Hot Rod Pickup class ('40-'48). Look for a future feature on this air suspended truck with the passenger car front end.Entry number 1511 arrive courtesy of Kathy and Larry Breed of Carmichael, California — the proud owners of this solid red '31 Ford Model A closed cab pickup with tinted glass and billet wheels all around. The body panel fit and finish is exceptional.Scott Pruett's black Pro Street '55 Chevy is powered by a pretty and potent B&M blown engine. Scott hails from Fair Oaks, California."Flamin' Red" is the name of Alan and Penny Shaw's '51 Chevy three-window pickup built by Randy's Rod & Custom Shop. The Shaw's own their own fiberglass business, but we doubt there's much 'glass in this very radical ride, whichtook home an Outstanding Undercarriage–Truck award.Willys pickups don't come much neater than Bill Woodworth's green '34 from Portland, Oregon, with a rarely-seen blown V-8 60 engine. Listening to this cool pickup run will put a smile on your face, but be sure to check out all of the well-engineered details in an upcoming CCT feature. The lime-green Willys was honored with a Steve's Auto Restorations Award.Chuck Thompson of Atascadero, California, is the proud owner of this sanitary white '54 Chevy pickup with a Buick Regal subframe. Chuck's truck took home the Truck Sweepstakes Award and some cash too!


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Net income for SCBT Financial, parent of Columbia-based South Carolina Bank and Trust, rose nearly 23% in the fourth quarter of 2012, the company reported today.
Income for the quarter, ended Dec. 31, totaled $5.9 million compared with $4.8 million for a similar period in 2011.
Meanwhile, income for 2012 rose 32.9% to $30 million compared with $22.6 million for 2011.
The increases were offset by expenses related to the acquisition of Savannah Bancorp in 2012 and higher salary and benefits expenses.
Robert R. Hill Jr., president and CEO, labeled the company's performance in 2012 as "very satisfying," and cited a 5.9% increase in quarterly dividend and a 41% return for shareholders.
"It was a year with substantially improved credit quality, a stable margin, very strong fee income, record operating earnings, and strong organic and merger growth within our balance sheet, which totaled 31.8%," Hill said.
He noted the company's balance sheet is anchored by almost $1 billion in noninterest bearing deposits.
"Our organic growth, significant new customer growth, and merging with banks that have a strong legacy in their markets and strong customer base, are the reasons for success in this area," Hill added.
Earnings per share increased 23.8% for the year and operating earnings, which excludes merger-related expenses, increased to a record $2.49 per share, an increase of 137%, Hill said.
Total assets at the end of the year rose to $5.1 billion, compared with $4.3 billion at the end of the third quarter and $3.9 billion at the end of 2011.
The increase during the quarter resulted from the Savannah acquisition and $53.7 million in legacy loan growth, the company said. Since the end of 2011, SCBT's balance sheet has grown by about 31%.
SCBT expects to have the conversion of the Savannah branches fully integrated into SCBT's operating system by the end of the first quarter, said CFO and COO John C. Pollok.
The acquisition gave SCBT new territory in southern Georgia, where it will retain the Savannah Bancorp brand.
The company operates in South Carolina as SCBT; in North Carolina as NCBT, a division of SCBT; and in Georgia as Community Bank & Trust, a division of SCBT.
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Morgantown, WV (Sports Network) - Aaric Murray came off the bench and
registered a double-double to help the West Virginia Mountaineers win a tight
contest over the Oakland Golden Grizzlies, 76-71, in a non-conference matchup
at the WVU Coliseum.
Murray scored 12 points, grabbed 10 boards and blocked five shots for WVU
(5-5). Juwan Staten chipped in 11 points and five assists while Keaton Miles
and Terry Henderson netted 10 points each.
Travis Bader scored a game-high 25 points on 6-of-12 shooting from behind the
arc to pace Oakland (4-8), which has not won back-to-back games all season.
Drew Valentine scored 15 points before fouling out and Corey Petros added 14
points. Duke Mondy flirted with a triple-double, finishing with 10 points,
nine boards and eight assists.
Oakland led by eight points with just over two minutes left in the opening
half, but it went into the intermission with a 39-37 lead after the
Mountaineers scored six straight points before halftime. The Golden Grizzles
shot 44.4 percent from the floor, but converted 11-of-16 attempts at the
charity stripe in the first half. WVU went into the break trailing despite
knocking down 53.6 percent of its field goal attempts in the opening 20
The Mountaineers continued to play well on the offensive end after the
intermission as they hit 52.2 percent of their shots from the field including
4-of-9 from three-point range. Oakland trailed for the final 11:07 after
cooling off to make just 36.7 percent of its field goal attempts in the second
The WVU reserves outscored the Grizzlies' bench players, 37-2.
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Hello there,
Does anyone get idea on migrating all emails from the postfix account to new installed ZCS account?
My mailbox under postfix looks like : /mail/domain.com/username/., but the ZCS's mailbox path does not same this way.
I am hoping find a way to put all my current emails to the new ZCS account.
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Hi all,
I just set up the new ZCS 8 and try to get SSO with SPNEGO working.
I followed https://github.com/Zimbra-Community/...ocs/spnego.txt this howto and it works ... kind of.
I have to specify the target DC when creating the keytab file, probably because I have 4 DC's here, but not sure.
Aynway, it is created and the keytab file copied to the zimbra server as suggested. after a zimbra restart and the internet explorer set up, the following occurs in the log files:
GSSException: Defective token detected (Mechanism level: GSSHeader did not find the right tag)
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Give me one answer of a cooking practice or recipe that should have been obsoleted by economics or technology and yet persists to this day because of tradition.
I am specifically interested in knowing of a particular popular cooking practice or recipe that is no longer practical and should be updated. For example if beef bourguignon were made with shredded beef out of a food processor but chunkier vegetables, you might reduce the cooking time and it would still have the satisfying connotations of a knife-and-fork type of dinner that gives you the taste of pinot noir. Same taste, still need a knife, less hassle, quicker. For a recipe to be "equally good" presumes that the taste, texture and aesthetics of the modified recipe are as satisfying albeit not the same as the original.
Obvious examples are canned ingredients, pre-washed lettuces or salad greens (cheaper than your time is worth), or the use of a microwave or liquid nitrogen to substitute in a certain part of a larger recipe. I am interested in a less obvious update that ought to be considered where tradition is still holding sway.


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Added an extension to my Skyview AZ mount
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Cap, what's the scope? I'm curious about the weight and need for the counterweight.
Scope: 6" F8...23 lbs. VERY smooth operation!!!!
Posted 28 May 2009 - 12:06 PM
Very nice. Makes using the mount\scope much easier. I pitched my HEAVY steel tube and made one from aluminum....still grab & go and lighter.
Very nice work. I wish I could do that. For now, I'll huff and puff and if I'm lucky, not put my back out. And maybe, just maybe I might build up some muscle on this flabby body of mine.
Posted 28 May 2009 - 04:38 PM
starlighter...wheres your tripod spreader? or did it just not get put on in the pic?
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Posted 28 May 2009 - 07:05 PM
When you get a chance...
Could you please let me know how much the mount weighs by itself? Orion's website lists the total weight of the mount and tripod but not the specific weight of the mount.
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Posted 28 May 2009 - 10:31 PM
The ID required is closer to 3 11/16 but this should work fine with a little shimming. The original steel pipe ID is actually a little bigger than it needs to be too. Will post another message after it arrives.
Posted 28 May 2009 - 11:15 PM
Kerry, could you share with us how you made the aluminum extension?
I actually have 3 of them, all different sizes for different scope packages. (Sold one of them just recently)
Started life as a 5 ft. long piece of 4" diam. aluminum tube with a thick wall, 3\8th's I believe. I cut the tubes to the desired length's and put each on a lathe and turned the inside to the diameter of the original end caps that came with the extension. The fit is much better and not as loose as the steel pipe that it comes with. I also re-machined the top cap to the same O.D. as the tube for a seemless look. Had it powder coated to match, and used new stainless steel button head allen screws.
I just had the aluminum powder coated a few weeks ago, but the other one is still bare aluminum.


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I found the thread on top ISU QBs interesting. I think it would be interesting to do that at other positions as well. Running back is pretty easy at the top with Troy Davis. Who comes after that? Blaise Bryant, Dwayne Crutchfield, Dexter Green, ...
Dont forget Ennis!
Ennis was pretty damn good, might not have had the big name, but he did everything asked of him, and was one of the big reasons ISU was a success in the early aughts.
They who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety. - Benjamin Franklin 1775
Ennis was going to have a fine NFL career. God rest his soul.
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Stevie Hicks was my Hero.......
Ok nm tried to keep a straight face with that one.
Koch! Good thing we "saved him" for 3 years and 3 months ... so he wasn't worn down by all those carrries.
Tommy Vaughn, Dave Hoppman, Dwight Nichols, Watkins from the Clay Stapleton era were outstanding single wing tailbacks
Darren wasnt to bad..
also i would say Wagner just because of the hit he put on the Texas Tech guy
Iowa State: Anyone who's a true college basketball fan needs to see a game at Hilton Coliseum. Nice is in the DNA of Iowans and the fans here are particularly gracious -- even when the home team loses but gives a great effort, they are appreciative.
ESPN.com picked Hilton Coliseum as the "Hot Arena" in the Big 12...coaches in the league noted that, "regardless of talent, the Cyclones have a home court like no other."
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Dont forget Ennis!
never forget telling ennis that i won the heisman trophy with him on college football for the playstation after the bars one night. r.i.p. ennis
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Stevie Hicks was my Hero.......
Ok nm tried to keep a straight face with that one.
He was a great blocker, but the extreme amount of hype about him did not bid him well when he got on the field. He just didn't know what it meant to hit the holes in the line hard.
The first spot was so easy that everyone quickly moved onto number two. Back to TROY!! What a freaking stud. Every school knew he was our only major offensive weapon at the time and he still through up insane numbers. I also liked the fact that he credited his wrestling background for alot of his football skills. Would like to see Cael do some work with the football team to help with balance and center of gravity. TROY DAVIS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I would agree with Troy Davis. Only offensive threat for 2 years and everyone knew it, but no one could stop him. My friends and I discuss (argue) about how I still think he should have won the Heisman his jr. year. They say "of course he gets 2000 yards, carries the ball all of the time". Maybe, I say, but he still averaged almost 5 yds/carry and as bad as our teams were then, the opposition still couldn't stop him. Tired of that award going to a good player on a good team. That doesn't always mean the best player.
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Hussein Warmack!...What a name he had!
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Hussein Warmack!...What a name he had!
how about Sundiata Patterson?
Davis, Davis, Bryant and JMo werent bad...
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A Meridian man who had been listed as missing since May 24 is safe and well.
Meridian police asked for help from the media earlier this month and had also called on the FBI for help.
On Friday, Christopher Hunter's mother contacted us to let us know her son called her from New York.
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About this font family
German type designers Henning Wagenbreth and Steffen Sauerteig created this display and script FontFont in 2000.
The font is ideally suited for advertising and packaging, festive occasions, film and tv, editorial and publishing as well as poster and billboards.
FF Prater Script provides advanced typographical support with features such as ligatures, alternate characters, and case-sensitive forms. More…
available in all of the styles in this family:
only available in some of the styles in this family:
- Basic text strings
- Random text strings
- News feeds
- Pangrams
FF Prater Script Pro Regular
FF Prater Script OT
Available formats
available in all of the styles: