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Police Chief Shawn Schwertfeger said initial statistics gathered since the department switched to single-officer patrol cruisers in January show the strategy has been effective....
So having the new vehicles has enabled the police to respond to 40% more calls? Did some calls just go unchecked due to lack of transportation? I seriously doubt it.
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I'm pretty sure that "responding to 40 percent more calls" includes self initiated traffic stops. That would explain the large increase. More cops on the road equals more police activity.
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accoustalportal-yes some calls did. Know of call to police to just ask them to check out an address with suspiciious activity. A friend called about what she thought was drug deals in Grove, another about suspicious people coming and going and hanging around a car that had been repeatedly vandalized. She sat on her porch and watched. No car ever came. An hour later she spoke with dispatch and they said the police was there and did not see anyone. You see a couple guys standing around in alley in neighborhood-out of ordinary-and you know your neighbor is on vacation-inclined to ask police to just check it out. Evidently, in the past they were waiting for a "real call", burgularly in progress, shots fired, etc. Now they can actually check it out. But I agree Aaron that much is increase in traffic stops.
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I just hope that the officers have received good training on waiting for back up in dangerous situations. Other cities are able to operate safely with one officer for car. Most of wheeling officers are good people, but a few evidently missed the training on bullying and two per car has encouraged their bullying behavior.
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I'm sure calls didn't go unchecked because of the lack of transportation, but I'm sure there's more to the story/environment. For example, what if the two-per car unit was dispatched to suspicious person on their beat, while en route, only to get another call of a vehicle accident with injury? The unit responding to the suspicious person would take the accident/injury call and it could very well push them over their shift, causing the suspicious person call to go unanswered.
You must think deeper into it and stop looking at face value of these incidents. They have a tough job, but as far as the bullying aspect, I can agree. Bad habits are probably learned from the older officers.
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all the credit goes to the officers makingnthe change happen.
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some countries now ticket bicycle riders for texting and talking while riding. they also ticket you if you can't ride the posted speed. You must insure your bike in case you cause a car driver to wreck.
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Let' hope things keep improving. Wheeling has a good police Dept. and deserves a pat on the back once in awhile.
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Inslider you are absolutely right. Dont know why they were no show, but still a call that was not responded to. Most of us have had jobs that it has been feast or fantom at one time or another. Why are so many articles published in the NR, seems that there is an article about their work every week. I have read another citys newspaper that wrote so much about police doing their job. I can see when there is something out of the ordinary, like a pharmacy robbery or a cop rapist story, or ATF goes nuts and Stonegate is closed, but really....Lets give em a pat on the back and get some news. Why 3 chiefs in past 4 yrs? The truth....
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what? the dow is at record highs? lol. love it. money, money, money!
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There are way too many unfounded arrests going on. It seems as though it's black or white...if they come...you will go to jail. There's no more common sense...just pursuit of convictions...grant grabbing prosecutors always err on the side of "GUILTY"!
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Criminal prosecution is big business. There is no more privacy.
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The little actress "detective" was at the Alpha Friday night in uniform. Suppose to work the door, just an excuse to flirt with men. Dont know why the Alpha hires these idiots. Minors go straight to the bar while she flirts. Yet over in Bellaire, they keep harrasing that Tiger Pub guy. Seen them serving minors with 2 cops at door. When I see kids being served, Im not going back. Shame on you Mark and Charlie. Hire a real bouncer that knows how to check ID's
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When leaving Alpha, my friend told the cop that she knew the girl and she was under 18. They did not ask who or even blink. I will not take my business to place that thinks its ok to serve minors-better never serve mine. Anyway, it stinks like sewage and the food has become poor quality. Friends go food poisoning from their tuna. What a shame.
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so Alpha needs a visit from Undrcover Boss, Chef Iwin, Jerry Springer and Maury ?
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Once again, bloomin idiot shows some ignorance. When police are hired as security, the sole purpose is to quell any fights or disturbances snd provide the appearance of a secure location. They are not there to check ids, that is the Bar's responsibility.
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Alpha-please put your cocktail down before you comment, it will be easier to spell the words correctly.
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1967 Dodge Truck Brakes - Dodgeing Disaster!Written by on May 1, 2008 Disc Brakes For '61-71 Swept Lines
Owning a classic truck can be a dream; stopping a classic truck, on the other hand, can be a nightmare! The '61-71 Dodge sweptlines are no exception. Four-wheel manual drum brakes and panic stops do not make good bed mates; repeated stops and brake fade can make for an interesting commute. If you are driving your truck daily, chances are the thought of "what if" has crossed your mind more than once.
My project '67 D100 needed some serious help. When I purchased the truck, the left front metal brake line was cut in half and folded over to eliminate a wheel cylinder leak. I replaced the wheel cylinder and made a new brake line only to find out that a metal thumbtack had been placed inside the front brake line at the master cylinder to seal off the line. Yes, the truck only had rear brakes! Apparently, that's all you need on a Central California farm. Attending to that "quick fix", bleeding the brakes, and going on a test drive was less than thrilling-it was downright scary. I had to do something to make the truck safer. Dodge never offered disc brakes on the sweptline-era trucks, and up until recently, the only options were to either rebuild your drum brakes as best as possible or swap in an IFs frontend, neither of which I was ready to do.
Enter scarebird. I discovered them on my favorite sweptline Web site, www. sweptline.org. They have come up with a simple solution to swapping disc brakes onto the Dodge straight front axle and managed to keep the cost way down. The kit works on all '61-71 half-ton (5x4 1/2-inch bolt pattern) two-wheel-drive sweptlines and also '59-60 Power Giant era trucks. They even offer kits for other classic cars and trucks. using plentiful offthe- shelf late-model Ford and GM brake components (sorry Mopar purists!), some laser-cut brackets, simple handtools, and a little machine work, you can give your old sweptline some much needed stopping power in a weekend...or longer if you work like me!
There are five major components involved in doing this swap (along with some slight machine work): custom-made caliper brackets from scarebird, '95-97 Crown Victoria front rotors, '88-91 GMC 1500 front calipers and brake hose banjo, '79-82 Chevy G10 van front brake hoses, and a '72-74 Dodge D100 disc/drum truck master cylinder (see sidebar for part numbers). You will also need the hubs machined down to fit inside the rotors (and possibly the lower bracket holes enlarged) as well as re-drilling of the wheel stud holes depending on your choice of wheel studs. Plan on bringing all six of thoseitems (one per side) to the machine shop.
Word of caution! I highly recommend starting with an extra set of hubs and having all the machine work done before tearing the truck apart. The hubs and studs were the biggest challenge in my swap. If I were to do this all over again I would have found a complete front axle and brake assembly, rebuilt the kingpins, added the disc brakes, then swapped the whole shebang in to the truck. Also, make sure the wheels you are using will clear disc brakes-my American Torq-Thrust IIs cleared fine, but some older mag wheels may not. Follow along as we give this old Dodge new life in the brake department.
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As the saying goes, don't always judge a book by its cover. While the wheels and tires did a good job of making the '67 D100 look nice......the crusty drum brakes concealed behind the Torq-Thrust IIs weren't up to par when it came to safely slowing the truck down. Time to put a "stop" to that.Obviously, the first major task at hand is removing all the Dodge's old brake components (once the truck is secured on jackstands, of course). Don't waste time taking apart the internal drum parts, as the only OE items that will be retained are the spindle and hub.However, disassembling an aged I-beam can often turn out to be more work than some anticipate. To help "ease" matters, keep plenty of spray lubricant handy, especially for stubborn bolts that aren't too eager to come off (in this case, the lower spindle bolts required the use of a hammer and drift to drive them out).Unlike kits made for the "other" brands, this one calls for a bit of machine work, starting with the separation of the drum and hub. You will need to bring the hub/drum assembly to your local machine shop and have the swedges cut off, otherwise pressing them out could damage the stud holes. Once the swedge has been cut off, your machine shop can press the old studs out.I brought mine to my good friends Steve and Brian at Baca Racing Engines in South San Francisco, CA. They were more than happy to open their doors for me on a Saturday, otherwise this weekend job would have stretched out longer than a week!Here we are pressing the new studs in, but something wasn't right. They ended up all splaying out like a flower.
Aside from the swedge cutter, I have all the tools at my disposal to do the rest of the work required. The hubs may need to be turned down in a lathe to fit inside of the new rotors. Some hubs will not require this step, best to check yours before leaving the machine shop.Now you can go ahead and clean yours up, install some new bearings and seals, and get them ready for installation.I mocked the Scarebird brackets up on the spindle to check the lower bolt alignment. According to the instructions, the Dodge spindles have some variances in the lower hole size and the brackets may need to be drilled larger to match the spindle.I had to open my caliper brackets up to 5/8 inch. Again, you may need the help of your local machine shop.The caliper cutout on the brackets faces toward the rear of the truck. With new bearings and races installed, the revamped factory hubs are reunited with the spindles (which should have kingpins inspected and replaced by now if necessary).
The Raybestos calipers I bought came fully loaded with pads, sliders, mounting bolts, and crush washers for the brake line banjo bolt. Here they are mounted up; just have to run the brake flex lines now (notice the old ones still intact).Here's the new brake line. The frame end looks just like the stock one, but obviously the spindle end is way different. They require a banjo bolt and a couple of crush washers to attach to the caliper. My crush washers came with the calipers, so I went to the help section of my local auto parts store and got two #13940 banjo bolts.With the axle portion of the job done, you can see how the newly adapted disc brakes don't cause any clearance issues with the aftermarket wheels (something that needs to be determined long before the drums ever come off!).Behind the Torq-Thrusts, less time was spent detailing as it was making sure everything was safe and secure--that means cotter pins where necessary, brake line fittings tightened, and steering joints inspected and lubed (and replaced if required).The master cylinder (closest to the engine) needs to be replaced with a dual-chamber disc/drum type. The other rusty clump of metal on the firewall is the hydraulic clutch master cylinder. My truck was converted to an automatic trans, so its only purpose now is to seal the firewall.While the old master has studs pressed into it, the new Raybestos one doesn't. I decided to go ahead and use some Grade 8 bolts, washers, and nuts to secure the new master cylinder to the firewall. Double check that the brake pushrod has some play before it contacts the master cylinder piston. Usually 1/8-inch of play is sufficient, otherwise you may experience some rear brake lockup problems.With the wheels back on the truck, just the appearance of having disc brakes makes a world of a difference! Now we get to break them in and go for a test drive. Pick a nice safe stretch of road and make some repeated stops (gradually increasing pedal pressure and vehicle speed) to break in or "bed" the pads. If your experience is like mine, you already noticed a huge improvement!


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EFI And XFI Essentials - Demystifying EFIWritten by on November 1, 2010 Contributors: Johnny Hunkins, EFI University, FAST Don't Dive In Alone, Get EFI Educated At EFI University.
In the last issue, our story "EFI For Every Guy" showcased pretty much every complete EFI conversion system on the market to tantalize you into embracing the tuning benefits of technology. While several of those kits were the latest generation of self-learning-no-tuning-necessary-style ECUs that are revolutionizing the EFI conversion process-quite a few of them still required a real live tuner with some know-how.
If your expectations or requirements step into the realm that requires a more advanced tuning system, it's easy to just hand the job over to a tuner. But if you'd like to at least have a grasp on how a few keystrokes on a laptop can make the difference between temperamental and dependable, EFI University is the place to get tuned in.
The EFI 101 and 102 courses are square one for getting your feet wet with the basic concepts and components of EFI, as well as being an introduction to how a tuner approaches the various tables and charts common to EFI systems. Want to know how to tune any engine to its maximum potential without fear of scattering parts all over the dyno? Or why some engines want rich air/fuel ratios and others want lean ones, and how to tell what is the proper air/fuel ratio for any given rpm or load? That's all covered and much more. For those already dabbling in engine tuning, EFI University even has EFI Advanced, which offers one-on-one coaching while tuning an engine in real time.
For our day of EFI training we signed up for the FAST XFI-specific class. While the course still touched on some basics of fuel injection, it was mainly directed toward those who already had an XFI system and wanted to learn more about the system's capabilities, or those seriously considering a purchase and wanting an in-depth introduction. Throughout the day we covered everything from getting the car started and running properly, to considerations for dialing in the Intelligent Traction Control system.
We have to say, we always knew XFI was an extremely advanced system that allowed users control over pretty much every aspect of tuning, we just never realized how deep the minutiae could get. This ain't the bolt-on-and-go, self-learning FAST EZ EFI; this is the in-depth stuff that true tuners get geeky over. It's absolutely fascinating, though a bit overwhelming for newbies like us.
Granted, no one-day course will make you an expert tuner on any system-that takes time and experience-but we did walk away with a much stronger grasp of EFI and XFI essentials, and a much greater respect for the work tuners do to get the perfect balance of power and driveability. Amid all of the tables and charts, we also unearthed a sincere desire to learn more and may make a trip back for EFI 101 to get a stronger fundamentals base. Either way, we've set tuning our own EFI on a future project as a personal gearhead goal.
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Don't be shy with the note taking and question asking; Macy encourages it and you can't possibly absorb all the info at once. We made lots of notes in the handbook and on a separate pad since we were a bit behind the curve, having never dealt one-on-one with XFI's C-Com software before.At the beginning of class, every student gets a 100-page FAST XFI handbook, which follows along with the presentation.After going through the basic setup and installation, Macy got into more tuning fundamentals, such as the air/fuel ratio landscape. The idea here is that there is an ideal-or stoichiometric-ratio where all the fuel molecules pair up with oxygen molecules at 14.7:1 (14.7 parts air, one part fuel). That's great for emissions and mileage, since hydrocarbons, carbon monoxide, and nitrogen oxides are at their lowest points at that ratio, but as the chart demonstrates it's not ideal for loads, high rpm, or boosted conditions.To create that landscape, we turn to one of the C-Com's numerous customizable tables: Fuel Ratio vs. RPM & MAP (manifold absolute pressure). In speed/density mode, the ECU first determines the volume of air being consumed by the engine. Then it looks to this table to determine what air/fuel ratio is the target and how much fuel is needed to hit it, and then makes any necessary corrections. The target air/fuel ratio table is a critical part of the calibration in speed/density mode, but the optional Alpha-N mode does not use it as part of the base fuel calculation; it simply references injector pulse width from the base fuel table. Got that? Don't worry; it's all in the book.The XFI's C-Com software isn't just full of tables of numbers that make your eyes glaze over, 3-D graphics are available to help tuners visualize the landscape they are creating. It's also very helpful for spotting any accidently overlooked or mistyped areas of the tables.The table on the right shows the line that the engine actually followed through the ratio cells during a dyno run; the green dot follows the line and shows where the engine is at each rpm. All of this is replayable, thanks to the XFI's data logger, as well as the chart on the left that shows a sampling of sensor readings for 8.5 seconds overlaid. The lines are viewable separately for clarity, or overlaid with your choice of readings.It's not all about pure horsepower; we were particularly amazed by how many minor adjustments are available in the XFI for tuning manners and driveability. The Idle Speed vs. Coolant Temperature chart (shown) is one of a dozen or so options for dialing in an engine's cranking temperament.Since we had the benefit of attending class at Westech, we had dyno cells on hand to see the FAST systems in action. Westech's dyno and engine expert, Steve Brule, was the maestro at the SuperFlow controls.
Next, we had an LS equipped with FAST XFI as well as FAST's LSX intake and 102mm throttle body. Getting everything dialed-in is a more time-intensive process, but the payoffs can be huge for those with radical combinations or power adders. XFI's Qwik Tune stores up to four different profiles, which are accessed with the flick of a switch. That means you can drive around town on a street tune and have multiple track tunes ready-a two-stage nitrous tune for example.Toward the end of the day, the classroom time became more informal with Macy opening up the floor to the students to discuss specific questions or problems, or for going back over areas they are unclear on. This was particularly useful since Macy could reference his own experience racing XFI-equipped cars.


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Let's steal some ideas from soccer - FOX Sports on MSN
When I first read this I was skeptical, but after reading his explanation, I think it is something we should atleast consider, especially relegation and a transfer window.
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i like the first and last ideas, the in season tourneys could be either great or terrible.
I didn't read the third one, but the first two ideas did nothing for me. If smaller market teams think it's hard to acquire free agents now, wait until that happens.
The argument that they'll get money back, yeah that's well and good, but who is to say those owners will put that money back into the club? Baseball owners get revenue sharing now, and some of the owners just pocket it.
The Teixeira example is stupid, anyway. If that system was in place, the Rangers wouldn't have traded him to Atlanta. Do you think it would be more exciting to have an auction for players, or to have superstars changing teams at the trade deadline for a championship run?
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Transfers only make sense in a league with no salary cap like baseball. Bad idea in any other major league in the country. Relegation would never happen because the owners would never agree to it. And I fail to see how an in season tourney would be any more meaningful than a regular season game to most teams.
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You lost me at soc
LOL, Glad I wasn't the only one.
Which paragraph was "thuggery"?
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And I fail to see how an in season tourney would be any more meaningful than a regular season game to most teams.
No one would buy into the fact that midseason tourneys mean a thing. A big part of sports is history. Just randomly adding other "champions" wouldn't do much of anything. MLB had a hard enough time getting people to give a crap about the WBC. It didn't work on this guy, and baseball is easily my favorite sport.
What if we had relegation in college sports? Take the top 20 teams and form one division, the next 20 and form the second division, etc. You move up and down based on finishing in the top or bottom of your division. Throw in some mid-season tournaments where teams from every group get in and see how it plays out. Interesting concept...
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You lost me at soc
a midseason round robin would be nice
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Does this involve falling down and crying? Or a tiny stretcher? Love that thing.
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What if we had relegation in college sports? Take the top 20 teams and form one division, the next 20 and form the second division, etc. You move up and down based on finishing in the top or bottom of your division. Throw in some mid-season tournaments where teams from every group get in and see how it plays out. Interesting concept...
So far, you guys are convincing me that European sports suck.
I like traditional rivalries, and in a down year would rather not spend half the season playing the likes of the Colorado School of Mines.
While interesting ideas, I don't see how any of the three could realistically work in the American market.
1. Transfer rights is interesting, but whenever you hear about transferal of players, it's always about how a team from one league in one nation sells to another team in another league in another nation - such as ManU selling Ronaldo to Real Madrid. You would never see ManU selling a player to Arsenal nor Real Madrid buying from Barcelona. The problem with American sports is for the big four (MLB, NFL, NBA, and NHL), there are no "worldwide parallels" that would make such a deal workable. There are existing professional leagues around the world in baseball (notable Japan), basketball (all over Europe), and hockey (most notably Russia), but the problem is it's not truly parallel - MLB, NBA, and NHL are clearly the premier leagues in the world, where trying to determine whether EPL, Bundesliga, or Serie A was the world's "premier" league would most likely end up in a ******* match. And further, the NFL clearly has no equal league anywhere in the world.
2. While intra-league transferral could potentially work here in the US, in-season tournaments would not work for US sports for the very same reasons why I listed in #1. In-season tournaments are not of one national league - the successful ones (most notably, the Champions League) are multinational.
3. Relegation is the one that I would love to see applied to pro sports in the US, but once again, I'm not necessarily sure it could or would work with our pro sports setup here. The reason why I say that is because of predetermined confereces and divisions based on geography. The European soccer leagues all play in a league that is not divided up by conferences. Every single sport in the United States is broken up into conferences and divisions based on geography (while conferences aren't necessarily geographical (NBA and NHL are while MLB and NFL aren't), all of the divisions are geography-based). Now, in the given example, say the Nationals were to be relegated in favor of the Toledo Mudhens. Geographically that would be fairly in context. However, say the team to take the Nationals' place is the AAA team from Salt Lake City. Could you realistically place them in the NL East (and suffer through many of the same criticisms throughout the '80s and '90s of the Atlana Braves playing in the NL West) - or are you going to realign your conferences/divisions each and every year to allow relegation to work properly - thus doing away the very reason for having geographical-based divisions in the first place (the development and maintaining of regional rivalries)? And, throwing the regional division argument away, while it could work in MLB and NHL (due to the fact that they have AAA and AHL, respectively), it would never work for NBA and NFL (neither of them have "developmental" leagues) - and you would have to dispose of the "farm systems" that are AAA and AHL respectively because you couldn't very well potentially compete against your own farm system at the same level.
I mean, don't get me wrong, I like the concepts. It just wouldn't work here in the US.
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Originally Posted by Aclone
So far, you guys are convincing me that European sports suck.
I like traditional rivalries, and in a down year would rather not spend half the season playing the likes of the Colorado School of Mines.
I thought they were mimes....
Scott L., Yokosuka, Japan
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Hey everyone. Glad Eastmans put this site together.
Since we didnt draw our Wyo elk tag, we are looking at putting in for a mule deer tag, since we have the vacation planned already. We are looking at putting in for an impossible draw as our first choice and keep building points, and put in for a guaranteed tag as a second choice-either region D, M or F.
Anyone have any info on these regions? Mainly looking for access, camping areas, and deer numbers. We are not expecting too much in terms of trophy potential, as these areas can be draw as a second choice or picked up as a leftover.
Thanks for your assistance. Would be glad to return the favor if I can.


text: By Christy SheetsSports Writer On Thursday the Wildcats played host to the Hayes Center Cardinals for their second round of the RPAC tournament. This was the first time this season that the Cats faced the Cards. The Lady Cats took the court with confidence. They pushed the Cardinals hard and at the end of the first quarter they had the lead by five, 15 to 10. The second quarter saw the Cardinals pick up their game, but the Cats were determined. The Cats matched the Cardinals shot for shot, which served to deflate Hayes Center just a bit. The Lady Cats headed into the locker-room leading, 33 to 24. After half, the girls seemed to rebuild some of their drive. Wallace pushed hard, and the Cardinals seemed to no longer have the answer. The third quarter ended with the Wildcats increasing their lead to 12, 46 to 34. The Lady Cats continued to battle in the fourth quarter, and they were determined to keep their momentum. They continued to battle, and the lead let Coach Messersmith give some of the younger players some valuable court time. As the buzzer sounded, the Wildcats won 66 to 50. Offensively, senior Chelsea Sowle led the Cats with a personal best of 30 points, followed by sophomore Christina Daniels with 24 points. Senior Anna Griffiths had five points, senior Katelyn Melton had four points, and junior Sara Hubbard had three points. Leading the team with offensive rebounds were Sowle (four), Melton (four), Daniels (three), Griffiths (one), and Hubbard (one). Leading the team with assists were Melton (four), Hubbard (four), Griffiths (three), junior Alexandria Lundvall (three), Daniels (three), Sowle (one), and junior Paige Aylward (one). Defensively, Sowle led the Cats with seven rebounds, three blocks, and one steal, followed by Melton with seven rebounds, one block, and three steals. Daniels had three rebounds and three steals, Griffiths and Hubbard each had three rebounds and two steals, and Aylward had one rebound and one steal.Next Action On Tuesday Jan. 29, the Lady Cats traveled to face the Brady Eagles, and Friday, Feb. 1, the Ladies will travel to face the Hayes Center Cardinals.


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If everything goes according to plan, Rifle's river enthusiasts can look forward to improved Colorado River access with the installation of a new boat ramp, public park and trails, better parking and rest room facilities.
"The Colorado River is the most underutilized natural asset Rifle has," said Helen Rogers of Rifle. "To gain better access to the river is a high priority, proven through recent studies the city of Rifle has undergone. People want better access. As an avid river rat, I've been working and pushing for it for some time."
The idea came out of the city's visitor improvement fund board of directors, Rogers said, of which she is a member.
The project, which will be funded with the city's lodging tax dollars plus Great Outdoors Colorado grant money, has proposed leasing property along the Colorado River from the Colorado Department of Transportation. The cost of the lease to the city, according to Rogers, is expected to be "minimal."
The estimated cost of the entire project is $288,000, not including the additional expense for construction of "vaulted," or permanent, full-service, rest rooms requested by CDOT.
The project will eventually tie in to the proposed Lower Valley Trails system as part of a trail along the Colorado River corridor from Glenwood Springs to the Mesa County line.
"Working with the city, this is an area where the trail, one day, will go through," said Larry Dragon, director of the Lower Valley Trails Association.
Located just downstream from the current boat ramp, the new site was chosen "because of the old-growth cottonwoods along the river, underutilized land and the proximity to town," Rogers explained.
"CDOT has been involved with the project early on and this location worked for them so as not to mix truck traffic with recreational traffic. The original [proposed] site was further downstream, past the rest area," Rogers said. "We thought it would be nice to have a looped trail within the area for those seeking the experience of natural habitat along the river."
For now, self-proclaimed river rats and other residents will have to exercise patience.
"We have not established a time table yet," Rogers said.
The next step in the project is to get the lease agreement with CDOT. Once that is complete, proponents of the project can proceed with grants and further permitting with the Army Corps of Engineers.


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- BORN: April 15, 1969
- HOMETOWN: Spanaway, Washington
- COLLEGE: Washington State University (B.A., 1992; M.A. 1993)
- COACHING EXPERIENCE: Washington State University, 1992-94, graduate assistant coach, 1994-95, assistant track and field coach.
- WSU APPOINTMENT: 1994 - Assistant track and field coach
Mark Macdonald has a career of consistently coaching student-athletes to banner seasons. An outstanding Cougar track and field student-athlete, Macdonald has coached at WSU for the past 19 seasons, mentoring the hurdlers and working with Ellannee Richardson coaching the relays. He also serves as the program's recruiting coordinator. Macdonald was named the 2009 USTFCCCA West Region men's team Assistant Track Coach of the Year. He is credited with bringing in back-to-back women's recruiting classes ranked among the top ten nationally by Track & Field News. In the past nine years, WSU's recruiting classes have included over 100 state or junior college champions.
Cougar hurdlers have consistently scored in the conference and national championships meets. Recent highlights include Jeshua Anderson's intermediate hurdles win at the USA Outdoor Championships after claiming four consecutive Pac-10 titles and three NCAA crowns. Anderson was also the 2008 USA Junior and World Junior title-holder, and 2010 NACAC intermediate hurdles champion. His time of 47.93 seconds is the all-time best at WSU and he was a finalist for the 2011 Bowerman Award.
Macdonald coached Ellannee Richardson in her transition from heptathlon to the 400m hurdles where she achieved a PR of 55.61 and finished ninth at the 2004 Olympic Trials.
Pac-10 Conference champions wearing crimson and gray who were coached by Macdonald in addition to Anderson include Arend Watkins (2001, 110m hurdles), Anson Henry (2002, 100m and 200m), Anthony Buchanan (2003 and 2004, 100m dash), Lorraine King (2009, 400m hurdles), and Anna Layman (2011, 800m). Henry went on to be a member of the Canadian men's Olympic team in 2004 and 2008. Macdonald protégé Randi Smith finished second in the women's 400m hurdles at the 2000 USATF Junior National Championships with a school record time of 57.07 which was also the fifth-fastest time in the world that year for a junior competitor (ages 14-19).
On the national championships level Macdonald coached Layman to two All-America certificates (2008, 2010), former USA record-holder Dominique Arnold to the men's 110m hurdles NCAA title in 1996, and Arend Watkins to two top-eight NCAA finishes. Eric Dudley, a two-time All-American intermediate hurdler and the 2003 CoSIDA/Verizon Track & Field Academic All-American of the Year, competed in both the 2004 and 2008 US Olympic Trials. At the 2001 NCAA Outdoor Championships, Macdonald had Cougars competing in all four hurdles events - the only Division I program to accomplish that feat.
During his coaching tenure, Macdonald has mentored nine men and 12 women student-athletes to achieve top ten times in WSU's all-time hurdles records. The men's high hurdlers include Arnold (1996 - 13.46, 2nd), Watkins (2000 - 13.47, 3rd), Anderson (2011 - 13.78, 7th), and Matt Mason (2004 - 13.81, 8th). The men's intermediate hurdlers include Anderson (2011 - 47.93, 1st), John Cassleman (2006 - 49.53, 3rd), Dudley (2003 - 49.59, 4th), Barry Leavitt (2008 - 50.44, 7th), and J Hopkins (2011 - 50.99, 10th). Macdonald-coached women on the high hurdles records are Agneta Rosenblad (2001 - 13.48, 2nd), Randi Smith (2000 - 13.72, 4th), Shaquana Logan (2012 - 13.76, 6th), Tamara Gulley (2002 - 13.77, 7th), and Attrina Higgins (2000 - 13.86, t-10th). Intermediate hurdlers listed in the WSU records include Smith (2000 - 57.07, 1st), King (2009 - 57.51, 2nd), Monique Jessie (2003 - 58.32, 3rd), Veronica Elseroad-Wall (2010 - 59.46, 5th), Logan (2010 - 59.76, 6th), Nicky Booth (1997 - 1:00.21, 7th), and Erin Allen (2013 - 1:00.50, 9th).
Macdonald has also directed the school's record-holders in the women's 4x100m relay team - Attrina Higgins, LaTroya Mucker, Ellannee Richardson and Francesca Green - to a 44.50 time to win the title at 1999 at the Pac-10 Championships. The 2003 4x400m relay team of Tiffany Giles, Monique Jessie, Angelita Green and Ellannee Richardson set the school indoor record of 3:35.49 and finished seventh at the NCAA meet. With Tamara Gulley running in place of Green that same year, the relay set the WSU outdoor record of 3:33.65.
After a successful prep career as a multi-sport athlete at Bethel High School where his father Mike was the track and field coach, Macdonald achieved All-America status as an intermediate hurdler at Washington State. Macdonald's 400m hurdles seventh place finish in the 1992 NCAA Championships at Austin, Texas, was his third appearance at a national championship.
He served as the team captain of WSU's 1992 National Dual Meet Champion squad and competed in the 400m hurdles at the 1992 U.S. Olympic Trials. Macdonald was twice named to the All-Pac-10 Academic Track and Field Team and honored as WSU's Pac-10 1992 Conference Medal Winner.
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The things I would do to him if I had the chance..
besides blushing.
The things I would do to him if I had the chance..
besides blushing.
I've always thought he'd be a squirmy, screaming bottom
^I'd like to think so
Exactly like that!
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soo tasty... so could spend hours fucking him
Ahhh confessions on tumblr!!
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So effin hot. Rip them off!!!
That delicious ass of his.
I like to think he is naked here!!
you've gotta think he power fucks the shit out of anyone he's with
so want his load in my face and wanna taste his hole
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so want his load in my face and wanna taste his hole
he is just perfection
you are under arrest cristiano for being too damn hot. you have the right to remain sexy and butt naked. anything you say or will say will be used against you in the bedroom. you have the right to a condomn. if u dont have one, one will be provided for u. that was my sexy rewriting of the miranda rights. fits well i'd say. im glad real madrid is in the semifinals so i can wear my new ronaldo jersey and cheer on the most beautiful and sexy and attractive and talented football player in the world.
I would so love to read him those rights!!
Meanwhile after the Galatasaray game..
Cristiano getting measured for a new waxwork
my husbanddd
a recent pic he posted on twitter
My My My
SiriusXM 11am to 3 EST
Soooo amazing
Now, there's a blind rumor that he hooked up with Rihanna and she pegged him.
Okay, I am a little late to the Cristiano Ronaldo thread, but he the one who mooned the crowd by running with his shorts down or in his underwear? I feel like there was a soccer player, possibly him, who ran in celebration bare assed. Am I wrong?
he looks gayer than ever!
I'd fuck the living daylights out of him.
SO fuckin hot, its unreal................
He's pretty.
I just want to touch it!!
Simply perfection. I need Ronaldo in my life.
I think he is bi. That man can get almost anyone he wants. People with such power usually make use of it :P.
Oh those pics get me everytime.
I nearly died one I first saw them.
We need more holiday pics like this from Cris!
i would ruin him
wanna rim him soo bad


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• She has researched low-income families on the brink of poverty in five major U.S. cities. Her studies conclude that nearly 25% of Americans who have two full-time working parents in the household do not earn enough to support their families.
• Author of "Jobs Aren't Enough: Toward a New Economic Mobility for Low-Income Families"


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I am starting a project similar to the "All-Time ISU Football Roster" we did a few years ago. This one will be for Men's Basketball. I figured let's debate the numbers in question before putting out the whole list this time. So, have at it - vote and debate ... who is the best player to wear #43 at Iowa State???
Last one for now ... this is a tough one IMO
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Oh man! I love RPG City Map generator, and I use an autotrace function in Serif Drawplus to transform the raster data into vector. I would LOVE a script that does it all automatically and produces a good vector result, particularly a clean two node line on diagonals. Unfortunately I don't use Linux. :: cries ::
Is there any chance you could make a version which runs on windows or is there some sort of emulator I can use to run your script on windows?
Can you post up sample SVGs of some of your results? I'd love to see how clean the results are.
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Valentine's Day
|Release Date: February 12, 2010
|Running Time: 90 mins.
|MPAA Rating: PG 13
|Box Office: $110,476,776.00
|Genre: Holiday, Romantic Comedy
Jessica Alba
Kathy Bates
Jessica Biel
Bradley Cooper
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Summary:Follows the intertwining storylines of a diverse group of Los Angelenos as they navigate their way through romance and heartbreak over the course of one Valentine's Day. Couples and singles experience the pinnacles and pitfalls of finding, keeping or ending relationships in a day in the life of love.


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I could be worth a try. I am in the same boat and am having trouble getting in close and am about the buy a different decoy.
Has anyone used the cow decoy for Antelope? I have been out hunting with my bow twice now and was wanting to try something different. The area i hunt is really flat so spot and stalk is very challenging. There are tons of cows were i hunt so i thought the cow might work.
I could be worth a try. I am in the same boat and am having trouble getting in close and am about the buy a different decoy.
I personally have not, but one of my friends has and swears by it. I have been tempted to try one myself because where I antelope hunt there are a lot of cows also.
How about using an antelope decoy??? wouldn't that make more sense? Knowing my luck Jenbickel would put a stalk on my..lol
Have never tried it on anelope, but we used to use cow decoys goose hunting and it worked really well!
and just so you know, moo cow decoys are supposed to work a little better than antelope decoys.. Not sure why.. Not to mention, buck antelope decoys are usually only going to work during the rut. moo cows will work anytime.
Antelope hunters in Northern California sometimes use horse cutout decoys because of all of the wild horses in that area. If you have cows in your area, no reason it would not work.
I like the idea of it being bigger and easier to hide behind. Being 6'2" that antelope decoy gets hard to hid behind.
Anything is worth a shot, that's why they call it hunting! good luck, I've always thought about using a cow decoy also, let us know if it works.


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$50,000 IRISH DAY HANDICAPSUNDAY, JUNE 2417th RUNNING, 3-YEAR-OLD FILLIES, ONE MILETrack Record: 1:33, Sky Jack (7), Aug. 24, 2003Stakes Record: 1:36-1/5, Ladyledue, June 14, 2009
Most WinsTrainer: 1, 16 tied Jockey: 3Ricky Frazier (Queenledo, 2005; Shampoo, 2007; Ladyledue, 2009)Owner: 2Northwest Farms LLC (Lasting Code, 2002; Shampoo, 2007)Favorites: 8-for-16/Odds-On: 4-for-7Gate-to-Wire: 5-for-16Biggest $2 Win: $21.60, Northwest Attitude (2004)/Smallest $2 Win: $2.40, Queenledo (2005)Winner Bred In: Washington 9, Kentucky 5, California 2Track: fast 13, sloppy 3
Purse: $50,000 1st—$27,500 2nd—$10,000 3rd—$7500 4th–$3750 5th –$1250
OWNERS HOMETOWNS1—Royal Moses (7-2) Squatting Dog Stable (Craig Harder, Moses Lake, Wash.) R G Warwick (Davenport, Wash.)2—Talk to My Lawyer (6) Will This One Do Stable (Jody Peetz, Issaquah, Wash.; Mary Lou & William Griffin, Buckley, Wash.; William Brewer, Seattle, Wash.; Marcie Healey, Bellevue, Wash.)3—Muchas Coronas (10) Mr. & Mrs. Fredrick Pabst, Buckley, Wash.4—Lady Hokulea (6) Kama'aina Thoroughbreds (Zach & Beth Correa, Enumclaw, Wash.)5—Champagneandcaviar (12)Fleur De Lis Stables (Raymond Kwik, Spokane, Wash.; Paul Goldberg Westport, Conn.)6—Sweet Saga (12) Riverbend Stable (Gail & Gerald Schneider, Auburn, Wash.)7—Exclusive Diva (1-1) Northwest Farms LLC (Jerre Paxton, Yakima, Wash.)
WASHINGTON OAKS SERIESMay 27: $50,000 Seattle Handicap, 6-½ Furlongs, Exclusive Diva, 1:14.58 June 24: $50,000 Irish Day Handicap, One MileJuly 15: $50,000 Kent Handicap, 1-1/16 MileAug. 11: $65,000 Washington Oaks, 1-1/8 MileSept. 9: $35,000 John & Kitty Fletcher Stakes ®, 1-1/16 Mile
SUPER 6 HANDICAPPERSJoe Withee (EmD1): Royal Moses, Exclusive Diva, Lady Hokulea (1-6—$60.50)Robert Geller (EmD2): Royal Moses, Exclusive Diva, Champagneandcaviar (0-6—$52.10)Gary Dougherty (Horse Racing Seattle): Exclusive Diva, Royal Moses, Lady Hokulea (1-6—$52.30)Vic Cozzetti (Predictorsays.com): Exclusive Diva, Royal Moses, Talk to My Lawyer (2-6—$62.90)Nick Rousso (Daily Racing Form): Exclusive Diva, Royal Moses, Sweet Saga (3-6—$104.70)Jacob Pollowitz (EmD3): Exclusive Diva, Lady Hokulea, Royal Moses (2-6—$82.90)Consensus: Exclusive Diva (24), Royal Moses (17), Lady Hokulea (4) (2-6—$57.30)
NOTES: Jerre Paxton (Northwest Farms) goes for his third Irish Day victory with morning line favorite Exclusive Diva, who equaled the stakes record while winning the Seattle Handicap by a record 8-½ lengths. Paxton actually has been in the winner's circle following three Irish Day Handicaps as he co-owned with Debbie Paxton 2011 winner Elusive Noise …Four of the last five Irish Day winners (Shampoo, 2007; Enumclaw Girl, 2008; Ladyledue, 2009; Sis's Sis, 2010) were subsequently voted Top 3-Year-Old Filly…Seven different women trainers have won the Irish Day Handicap. Chris Stenslie would make it eight with a win by 2011 Top 2-Year-Old Filly Talk to My Lawyer…Favorites had won five straight before Sis's Sis and Elusive Noise prevailed as the second betting choice the last two years…Juan Gutierrez (Exclusive Diva) goes for his third straight Irish Day victory and can tie Ricky Frazier for most wins in the race…Tom Wenzel (Exclusive Diva) seeks to become the first trainer to win the race twice.–##–


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I originally posted about this when IE 10 support was broken in 7.2.3. Post here: http://www.zimbra.com/forums/adminis...orer-10-a.html
I've upgraded to 7.2.4 and still have the same issue. Is there any word on this? From what I've been able to find, it's an AJAX issue. IE 10 support in zcs appears to be a little hackey, like this:
<meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=EmulateIE9" />
So, can anybody tell me anything useful about this? Aside from, "tell them to use Firefox." Upgrading to 8.x isn't an option because I'm using zimbra_posixaccount and zimbra_samba...neither works yet in 8.x and I'm starting to lose hope that they ever will.
At this point, if I can't even get any real responses on this issue after two posts on the Zimbra forums I probably have to look at moving to another product. Ugh.


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WHEELING - Injuries and youth are two things that the Linsly girls' soccer team have been fighting all season long.
However, coach Erica Hall's Cadets have continued to fight and it is paying off big dividends.
Playing with standout junior captain Maleha Kureishy - out with a sore back - Linsly scored a pair of goals in each half and did an outstanding job defensively, limiting Weir to two shots, as the Cadets recorded a 4-0 blanking of the Red Riders on Monday at Holloway Field.
The victory moves Linsly to 7-3, coming off a big, impressive victory against Parkersburg South last Saturday afternoon.
''We have been dealing with injuries all season long,'' Hall said. ''Actually, we have not had the same starting lineup for two games in a row yet.
''But we are doing a good job working and growing as a team and you can see the girls gelling and getting better each game.''
That growth was on display again as the Cadets put plenty of pressure on the Riders (1-4) net while their own freshman keeper, Morgan Brunner, spent plenty of time watching the game from in front of her own.
Senior Gift Chima got the scoring started 15 minutes into the game on an assist from classmate Taylor Cunningham. Chima's high, arching kick from 15 yards out sailed over freshman keeper Alyssa Kelly's head for a 1-0 score.
A little more than seven minutes later the score doubled when freshman Jordan Burkle took a nice lead pass from Kaitlin Snyder in front of the net and beat Kelly to the side for the score.
While the Riders trailed 2-0 at the break, Kelly, who cracked the lineup two games ago due to an injury to a teammate, did an outstanding job not letting the score get out of hand. Kelly racked up nine saves in the first half, and after sitting out a couple of minutes with an injury, returned to add six more stops in the second half.
''Our senior keeper got hurt and Alyssa has done an outstanding job for us the last two games,'' Weir coach Jessica Naughton said. ''We are a young group that is a work in progress, but she is going to keep us in some games if she continues to play like that.''
Hall agreed, and had nothing but compliments for the freshman.
''Their keeper did a great job and made an amazing save on a free kick deep in their end,'' Hall said.
Snyder, also just a freshman, added a rebounded goal off a save midway through the second half on another assist from Cunningham, while sophomore Maggie France capped the scoring with five minutes to play.
''We were coming off a great win over Parkersburg South on Saturday and this one gives us a lot of confidence in getting ready for the OVAC Tournament,'' Hall added. ''Our freshmen have come up big and we will continue to work and get girls healthy.''
As for Naughton, there is no question where her team needs the most improvement.
''We have to start building, but to do that we have to be taking shots,'' Naughton said. ''You can't win if you take less shots than they score goals, and that is what happened. But again, we have two freshmen forwards and we will get better and work for the future.''


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Im looking to find some new country songs to add to my collection. Whats your favorite? Here is mine.
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EYGwxf1gCC4]YouTube - Jamey Johnson - In Color[/ame]
Haters stay away.
New stuff? This is some good stuff that is out right now.
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZLvziNM2eyE&ob=av2e]YouTube - Josh Thompson - Way Out Here (Acoustic)[/ame]
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[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XxWjtWONuGc&ob=av2n]YouTube - Eric Church - Smoke A Little Smoke[/ame]
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YouTube - Eric Church - Smoke A Little Smoke
thats a good one.
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oyqe8n-pbqQ]YouTube - Jerry Reed "She Got the Goldmine, I got The Shaft"[/ame]
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0QVWQTDoMr4]YouTube - Zac Brown Band- The Devil Went Down To Georgia- Live At CMA Awards 2009[/ame]
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4zjqoLABdnE]YouTube - Zac Brown Band (feat. Alan Jackson) As She's Walking Away[/ame]
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=72ug3_V1H7Q]YouTube - Stampede - Chris LeDoux[/ame]
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pcvBIME4eLY&ob=av2e]YouTube - Jerrod Niemann - What Do You Want[/ame]
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-q0LE3gtUn8&ob=av2e]YouTube - Jerrod Niemann - Lover, Lover[/ame]
Okay anything off Jerrod Niemann's new CD
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8RURZKfLcjU&feature=channel]YouTube - Jerrod Niemann - The Buckin' Song[/ame]
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bzXgl2U3luc&feature=channel]YouTube - Jerrod Niemann - One More Drinkin' Song[/ame]
Right now, I would have to say this:
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AlXDo5WhQXI&ob=av3e"]YouTube - Kenny Chesney - The Boys of Fall[/ame]
The Hawk theme song:
CMT : Videos : Toby Keith : Trailerhood
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OvyTY_oYR_c"]YouTube - Toby Keith - Trailerhood[/ame]
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Let Prohm's Posse Ride: Hallice, Brady, Stu, Lard, Naz, Deonte, Monte, Matt, Simeon, Jordan, and Babb.
Could someone explain how to post videos on this site.
Originally Posted by ChrisMWilliams
New stuff? This is some good stuff that is out right now.
YouTube - Josh Thompson - Way Out Here (Acoustic)
Love this song, also anything by Jason Aldean is pretty much golden
Originally Posted by MLawrence
Could someone explain how to post videos on this site.
paste video url in a message.
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(Le Mars) Plymouth County was able to collect more than $114,000 during this last quarter through the county recorder's office. JoLynn Goodchild, the county recorder delivered her quarterly report to the county board of supervisors during their regular weekly meeting.
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Due to a workshop training session held in Storm Lake, the Recorder's office will be closed today between 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m.
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WASHINGTON (AP) -- The number of Americans seeking unemployment aid fell last week to a seasonally adjusted 339,000, the second-lowest level in more than five years. The decline suggests hiring is improving from last month's sluggish pace.
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Over here in CA where crazy is the norm, the president of the fish and game is under fire for killing a mountain lion in
Idaho check this interview on a local radio http://www.kfiam640.com/pages/jk2010...rticle=9839787
Trying like hell to live the dream,Nomad
Isn't punishment for individualism called COMMUNISM !!!!
Wow, I'm glad to hear his side as well, No new news about the Humane Society. The big thing that's scary is if that dudes dad gets on the commission, it sounds like we'll end up getting stripped of our hunting rights little by little over time.
-NRA Life Member
that cat looks pretty awesome!
Crazy for sure...I just spent a week at my sisters in so cal, man how that place has changed !!
Antihunters want CA F&G Commission president Dan Richards to resign. PETA HSUS
Please read this. What happens to hunters will eventually happen to anglers too. I don't hunt but I do love to fish san diego. If the animal rights movement gets rid of hunting, fishing is the next target. Please read this and show to your friends. The rest of this message is a forwarded email from COHA.
Dan Richards is the President of the California Fish and Game Commission. Because he
legally took a Mountain Lion in Idaho the Antis, in particular the Humane Society of the
United States-HSUS, have once again mobilized. They are trying to push one of the few
hunters off the 5-member Fish and Game Commission. This is just a political hatchet job
by the anti-hunting groups to get one of their own to serve as President of the F&G
Commission. This is a tremendous threat to the hunters of California. If the Antis can
get Dan Richards removed then they can control the California Fish and Game Commission.
Further, it will give them great strength to move forward with their anti hunting agenda.
My concern is this: as we so often see, things that happen in California soon become
trends across the nation.
We have been told that calling and writing letters have the most impact. It is easier to
send an email but they can be deleted.
Here is what you need to do TODAY.
1. Write the California Fish and Game Commission a hard copy letter. Attached is a copy
of a few letters for your review.
Email and fax is easy, but a HARD COPY is BETTER.
California Fish and Game Commission
P.O. Box 944209
Sacramento, CA 94244-2090
Fax (916) 653-5040
2. Call as many Legislators as you can. Especially call the ones from your area.
Click on this link to enter your zip code and get the phone numbers.
3. Attend the California Fish and Game Commission meeting on March 7th at 8:30 a.m. at
Mission Inn in Riverside, CA. The Antis have made it very clear that they will be
picketing this meeting. Please come early and if you want to speak please sign up early.
We really need to show a HUGE presence.
Mission Inn
3649 Mission Inn Avenue
Riverside, CA 92501
Trying like hell to live the dream,Nomad


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I am eating crow and loving it!
Our offense is much better when we through the ball down field. Today we did that.
Originally Posted by Luth4Cy
Our offense is much better when we through the ball down field. Today we did that.
And when we use the zone read as a change of pace rather than a staple.
The kid has an arm. He's young, let's hope he takes a big step from now til August 30, 2014.
I was able to watch the first half on TV and only had audio for second half. He SOUNDED great in the second half but LOOKED pretty awful in the first.
3400 yards 23 TDs and 8 INTs for next year
Certainly there is no hunting like the hunting of man and those who have hunted armed men long enough and liked it, never really care for anything else thereafter.
Ended the season with these numbers, I think. Nothing special, but there is some promise there.
110-191 1208 Yds 8-7 TD-INT
Originally Posted by Cyclonz
The kid has an arm. He's young, let's hope he takes a big step from now til August 30, 2014.
I hope this is what he really needed going into spring ball. We need a QB that can throw spot on or we will always struggle.
Great game to end on and start spring ball.
Nice stats by Grant when it was all said and done, BUT we've seen this song and dance before.
I'm typically 99% a positive poster, BUT our QB's have put together some nice games before and then we find out very quickly it was an aberration or that the ceiling isn't very high or consistent. Pull back on the throttle a bit.
Hopefully I'm wrong, and we have a couple solid guys to bank on for the future with Grant and Sam.
Who's ready for another quarterback controversy this time for Roach/Richardson installment?
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He was extremely accurate the last 3 quarters of the game. I didn't expect it.
Grant has improved and definitely has the better arm. And this from a doubter.
I've had my house stormed with pitchforks and flaming torches for saying this before, but here we go again. If ISU wants to be successful in the B12 we need an accurate, pocket passing QB. A QB like Seneca Wallace only comes along once every 25 years for a team like us, but we should be able to get accurate QB's. We have more speed/downfield threats than we have ever had since I've been watching ISU football. We just need a QB who can get them the ball at a high percentage. I HOPE Rohach can be that guy.
Now that MBB is back, do we still have to pretend that WBB matters?
In curious who the last QB was with consecutive 300 yd games? Arnaud in Chiziks 2nd season would be my guess
I want to believe in him, but I need to see him do the same thing against someone other then KU or WVU. Hopefully we see it in Iowa City next year.
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Thanks, and nice bull too!
Thanks, and nice bull too!
Never over look a cow call, that will keep them calm and when they are rutting hard, you will get every satellite bull around to walk in close with a nice cow call.
Thanks, I bought from bugling bulls " who's your daddy cow call" and mellow momma yellow diaphragm calls, and the select A bull elk tube system. I can't wait to get them and start practicing . Thanks for your help.
Check out elk101.com, they have a great dvd!
I like this guys info to. [url]http://www.roehuntingresources.com
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Helluva bull
Youtube Steve Chappell, world class elk caller, I watched his clips several times and with some practice to and from work, I think I could whisper some sweet nothing's to some big bulls.
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Los Angeles, CA (Sports Network) - There isn't a player in baseball going
better than Yasiel Puig right now.
The young Cuban phenom added another multi-hit game to his resume and knocked
in the go-ahead run in the eighth to boost the Los Angeles Dodgers to a 3-1
victory over the division rival San Francisco Giants on Monday.
Puig went 3-for-4 at the plate and drilled his seventh homer of the season. He
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The Dodgers picked up their third straight victory while sending the
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for the first time since April 7.
Madison Bumgarner (7-5) pitched into the eighth inning, but was yanked after
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