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Any reason we cant get streetball players signed?
bet UNC does not know about him yet
Last edited by Dave19642006; 11-16-2009 at 10:30 PM.
Excessive intake of alcohol, we all know, kills brain cells, but naturally it attacks the slowest and weakest brain cells first. In this way regular consumption of beer eliminates the weaker brain cells, making the brain a faster and more efficient machine. That's why you always feel smarter after a few beers.
Let me just say this.
There is a reason why Linn-Mar beat Waterloo East in the state tourney in 2004.
Lack of defense is another reason.
I think a lot of times it has to do with dedication to things outside of basketball. I think I have said this before, but teams need guys who are this type of player to be very successful. Duke for example, a lot of very good bball players, but not many guys who can take the ball and make a play by sheer athletic ability or "street" ball.
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Love the way he hustles back on D
streetball Hot Sauce and Air up There
9/10ths of that **** is illegal.
you see it in the NBA....so why not the college scene
video Streetball Moves In The NBA - tricks, sport, nba - video kewego
I am thinking the theory of it
Originally Posted by Dave19642006
Any reason we cant get streetball players signed?
Wayne Morgan isn't coach anymore
I think that would make it exciting as heck...hardest part would be as stated the illegal stuff....and how do you defend the streetball tactics????
I like how that last video thinks a crossover dribble is a "streetball" move.
we need somebody called "The Air Up There" who can do a 720 :)
Originally Posted by TheCaptain
THEY can be taught......remember..."Lean on me"
I think the biggest thing is that you see those videos but forget that those And1 tours are mostly lacking, shoot what is it, it's a basketball term......Defense, nobody plays defense.
Originally Posted by 3TrueFans
I think the biggest thing is that you see those videos but forget that those And1 tours are mostly lacking, shoot what is it, it's a basketball term......Defense, nobody plays defense.
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Safety Tips And Tricks - Safety CheckWritten by on June 22, 2011 Great Tips From Fellow Classic Truckers |
Pickups Limited Orange County hosted its annual Safety Inspection, and inspectors found a number of must-fix infractions that may exist on your truck!
Rudy Weber serves the Pickups Limited Orange County Chapter as its safety chairman and approaches his duties wearing a velvet glove over an iron fist. This became very apparent during this year's annual Safety Inspection where two dozen club members' F-series trucks were subjected to a 65-point checklist covering all of the truck's mechanical functions, from brakes to lights and every moving or stationary part in between. While having club trucks subjected to an annual safety inspection is mandatory, it is more of a service than an opportunity for fellow club members to be critical when it comes to the fabrication of each truck. Members' trucks are as diverse as their owners, who come from all walks of life. As for the club, the trucks are classic Ford F-1 and F-100 pickups and panels from 1948 through 1956, representing restorations to full-blown show trucks, having been built in home garages and driveways as well as street rod shops. An interesting point to the inspection is that few trucks pass every category, and rate at 100 percent; although, some items are only suggestions to make these trucks perform more efficiently.
Pickups Limited began in April 1968 as the result of a classified ad placed in the Pennysaver. The Orange County Chapter, boasting 40-plus members, is the oldest of seven nonprofit chapters located throughout Southern California. The Safety Inspection is free to all club members and was held this past March at Glenn's Brake & Alignment in Costa Mesa, California. Glenn Kerr's shop features a number of lifts, which made viewing each truck's chassis a much easier process than when the first Inspections were performed in parking lots using handtools and floor jacks. Safety inspections are a great idea—you don't have to belong to a club either, just gather a couple of your truckin' buddies and spend an afternoon going over your trucks. It may well save you some side-of-the-road time in the future or, more importantly, keep someone from getting hurt.
Pickups Limited members are a hands-on bunch, so Weber (aka Bigfoot) quickly organized teams whose duties were to review the operations of lights, wiring, and glass, as well as pulling wheels and brake drums to inspect the condition of the shoes and springs. This assembly line process served to expedite the procedure and get more members involved.
Once on the lift, Weber and Chris Travers manned the shop lights and checklists, looking for each and every defect, from rubbing hard lines to leaks and even potential suspension woes or frame cracks. Larry Lopez ("Spray Can" Larry), the club's former safety inspector, took over in the afternoon as this became a daylong event.
Kerr, shop owner and fellow Pickups Limited member, spent time reviewing several trucks including my ride upon discovering a rear seal leak, but his primary focus of the day was providing lunch. Kerr grilled yellowfin burgers from a recent deep-sea fishing adventure. The food was great!
At the end of the day everyone was presented a copy of their safety inspection form. Once all of the adjustments and corrections have been made, each club member then receives a small windshield sticker verifying his truck has passed inspection. Orange County members are a unique bunch and turn every outing into fun, even though this day's purpose is serious business. After all, the idea is to promote vehicle safety, ensure the club's trucks are roadworthy, and that each truck is safe to be driven in one of many caravans to outings throughout the year. Whether you are a club or just a fun-loving bunch of friends, take a hint and hold your own safety inspection. It is a good way to know that your fellow truckers will be able to safely stop in time and get to the show without breaking down. For more information on Pickups Limited Orange County Chapter, check the website at www.pickupslimited.com. CT
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Key Pickups Limited Orange County safety inspection members are Rudy Weber and Chris Travers, being joined by a number of other club members as they pick apart—inspect the undercarriage of—Bill Crisel's Ford F-100, which just had the Jaguar rearend overhauled and repolished.Club members' trucks are '48-56 Ford F-1 and F-100s, ranging from trucks that were just purchased and considered "drivers" to show trucks fabricated at local rod shops for big bucks. None are trailer queens; all are driven to shows and outings.No truck is immune from inspection, as even Travers' truck rolled onto the lift for a critique. Proving that old Ford trucks are never finished, even though this F-100 has traveled to the F-100 Super Nationals, Travers just recently blew the bed off and installed a Flat Out Engineering Corvette rearend kit!The checklist of 65 items to be reviewed in order to pass inspection include glass, brakes, wiring, and everything on the truck that contributes to overall safety, as well as ensuring the truck is more than roadworthy.To ensure that all of the 24 trucks present are inspected in one day, Weber organized inspection teams who would work in the parking lot before the trucks made it to the lifts. By the time the truck got inside the garage, the wiring, horn, glass, and even rear drum brakes were checked. This is Rich Miller and Dusty at work.It takes a keen eye to spot potential problems and defects in a classic front suspension since these trucks feature everything from stock to Dodge, Volare, GM, Torino, and more recently, custom crossmembers inspired by the Mustang II revolution. Nice welds and bushings are apparent on this truck.Preventative maintenance is also a main objective of holding a safety inspection. This coated, braided line was zip-tied directly to a bellhousing hole, and it was just a matter of time before it wore through.The cure was to slip a section of rubber tubing over the line and zip-tie it into place. One of these days there will be an article written about this spool of hose that has transversed the continent and served to perform quick-to-permanent repairs—vapor locked lines, trans line leaks, and more—from California to Tennessee.
Undoubtedly, the use of coat hanger wire was a quick fix during a drive, but worked so well the truck owner never got around to installing a tailpipe hanger. It will now be fixed. And a nut added to the bed bolt.While the intentions were good, using an unsecured brick as a battery spacer will not be allowed. It could dislodge and end up going through someone's windshield. This is a reason to fail inspection.A chafed fuel or oil line and dislodged clamps can definitely become a serious problem somewhere down the road, so the truck owners are alerted to any and all of these potential problems.Sometime in the near future it may be a good idea to reinforce this rear frame section due to the heavy corrosion; however, the first point of interest is the wires being fed through a bare frame hole without a rubber grommet being installed to protect them. This will need attention.Travers was caught filling out the inspection form with suggested maintenance or repairs with the idea not being to critique the truck build, but to make the truck's owner aware of potential mechanical and electrical failures. Travers had triple copies printed so the club and truck owners have copies to review.A badly cracked filler neck gasket may seem trivial, but this one is on its way to failing. Many of these types of products are now being reproduced. I bet this one is original.A good portion of the day is truly social, so everyone gathered for a look at the bottom side of Ron Jacob's F-100 to not only peek at the original suspension, but to also look at a glass bowl gas filter.
Jerry and Travers discuss the fittings recently installed onto a section of radiator tubing. Jerry recently got his truck on the road and continues to shake down the latest modifications.If you want your club to show up, promise to feed them. Glenn Kerr with help from Dan Cangro begins to griddle freshly caught yellowfin complemented with sweet potato fries. Most guys did not know they were eating fish until someone told them. Awesome.When I rolled my truck onto the rack, Rich Miller said, "Looks like somebody spent some time under this truck prior to the inspection." I had discovered a minor rear seal leak, and Larry Lopez caught it as well, since I left just a tiny bit of gear lube in sight. Kerr fixed it within a week, good as new.Travers, having personally experienced a frame crack that mandated repair, has a sharp eye for the areas where metal meets metal, knowing any sign of rust needs to be inspected thoroughly.The owner of this truck was not aware that someone had jury-rigged the wrong size U-bolts, which retain the rearend housing to the leaf springs some time ago. Replacing them with the proper U-bolts torqued to specs was a highly suggested repair.It may have seemed like a good idea at the time, but a brake line is not a proper spring attachment.


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Rogelio Zarate-Rios received his punishment yesterday after entering a guilty plea. Sioux County Prosecutors say the case came to light after a woman reported to police she discovered photographs of her son being fondled on a cellphone belonging to Zarate-Rios.
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Le Mars Has A Flea Market
(Le Mars) -- A new business is starting in downtown Le Mars. B & B Flea Market is located on Central Avenue between the Royal Theater and the Pizza Ranch restaurant. Owner Barry Brown explains why he believes Le Mars needs a Flea Market.
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Organizers: Kristin Lauter, Microsoft Research Bianca Viray, Brown University
The format for the AWM JMM Workshop has changed starting this year. The workshop now focuses on a single area of mathematics and highlights the work of women in this area, inviting both senior and junior researchers to speak. This year Number Theory is the topic, and we built on the work of the WIN Network to bring together a strong program representing some recent work by female researchers and collaboration groups in number theory. Many of the talks in this year's program represent work which was done by the collaboration groups formed at WIN2 at Banff International Research Station 2011, many of which will appear in the WIN2 Proceedings Volume.
Program: Saturday January 12, 2013, 8:00 a.m.-10:55 a.m.
Room 6F, Upper Level, San Diego Convention Center
§ 8:00 a.m.
Zeta zeroes of Artin--Schreier curves.
Chantal David*, Concordia University
Alina Bucur, UCSD
Brooke Feigon, CUNY
Matilde Lalin, University of Montreal
Kaneenika Sinha, Indian Institute of Science Education and Research, Kolkata
§ 8:30 a.m.
How often is #E(Fp) squarefree?
Shabnam Akhtari, University of Oregon
Chantal David, Concordia University
Heekyoung Hahn, Duke University
Lola Thompson*, University of Georgia
§ 9:00 a.m.
Parametrizing D4 covers over finite fields.
Alina Bucur*, UCSD
Ling Hoeschler, University of Illinois at Chicago
Renate Scheidler, University of Calgary
Melanie Matchett Wood, University of Wisconsin-Madison
§ 9:30 a.m.
Enumerating abelian varieties using matrix groups.
Cassie L Williams*, James Madison University
§ 10:00 a.m.
Mahler measure of some singular K3-surfaces.
Marie-Jose Bertin, Universite Pierre et Marie Curie
Amy Feaver, University of Colorado at Boulder
Jenny Fuselier, High Point University
Matilde Lalin, University of Montreal
Michelle Manes*, University of Hawaii at Manoa
§ 10:30 a.m.
Ramanujan-type Supercongruences and complex multiplications on elliptic curves.
Sarah Chisholm, University of Calgary, Canada
Alyson Deines, University of Washington, USA
Ling Long*, Cornell University/Iowa State University, USA
Gabriele Nebe, RWTH Aachen University, Germany
Holly Swisher, Oregon State University, USA
Remarks from the AWM President
Mentors meet with mentees
§ Saturday January 12, 2013, 1:00 p.m.-5:55 p.m.
AWM Workshop on Number Theory
Room 6F, Upper Level, San Diego Convention Center
§ 1:00 p.m.
Newton polygons for a variant of the Kloosterman family.
Rebecca Bellovin, Stanford University
Sharon Anne Garthwaite, Bucknell University
Ekin Ozman, University of Texas - Austin
Rachel Pries*, Colorado State University
Cassandra Williams, James Madison University
Hui June Zhu, SUNY - Buffalo
§ 1:30 p.m.
Newton and Hodge Polygons for a Variant of the Kloosterman Family.
Rebecca Bellovin, Stanford University
Sharon Anne Garthwaite, Bucknell University
Ekin Ozman*, University of Texas-Austin
Rachel Pries, Colorado State University
Cassandra Williams, Colorado State University
Hui June Zhu, State University of New York
§ 2:00 p.m.
The a-numbers of Jacobians of Suzuki Curves.
Holley Friedlander, University of Massachusetts, Amherst
Derek Garton, Northwestern University
Beth Malmskog*, Colorado College
Rachel Pries, Colorado State University
Colin Weir, University of Calgary
§ 2:30 p.m.
Simultaneous Prime Values of Pairs of Quadratic Forms.
D. R. Heath-Brown, University of Oxford
Lillian B. Pierce*, University of Oxford
§ 3:00 p.m.
Arithmetic of thin groups.
Elena Fuchs*, University of California, Berkeley
§ 3:30 p.m.
Weierstrass points on the Drinfeld modular curve X0(p).
Christelle Vincent*, Stanford University
§ 4:00 p.m.
Local global compatibility and monodromy.
Ana Caraiani*, University of Chicago
§ 4:30 p.m.
Comparing the arithmetic intersection formulas of Bruinier-Yang and Lauter-Viray.
Jacqueline Anderson, Brown University
Jennifer S. Balakrishnan*, Harvard University
Kristin Lauter, Microsoft Research
Jennifer Park, MIT
Bianca Viray, Brown University
§ 5:00 p.m.
On the Independence of Heegner Points.
Hatice Sahinoglu*, Max Planck Institute for Mathematics
§ 5:30 p.m.
The computation of anticyclotomic \Lambda-adic regulators of elliptic curves.
Mirela Ciperiani*, The University of Texas at Austin
AWM Poster Session and Reception
Organizing committee:
- Kristin Lauter, Microsoft Research
- Kathryn Leonard, CSU Channel Islands
- Christina Sormani, CUNY Graduate Center
- Bianca Viray, Brown University
The AWM Workshop now has a separate poster session, representing the work of female graduate students in all areas of math.
Friday January 11, 2013, 6:00PM-7:15 p.m.
AWM Poster Session
Foyer, Mezzanine Level, San Diego Convention Center
§ Bounds on the radius of the p-adic Mandelbrot set.
Jacqueline Anderson*, Brown University
§ Constructing Graphs with No Immersion of Large Complete Graphs.
Megan E. Heenehan*, Wesleyan University
Karen L. Collins, Wesleyan University
§ Almost universal ternary sums of squares and (2p+2)-gonal numbers.
Anna Haensch*, Wesleyan University
§ Cross-Characteristic Representations of Sp_6(2^a) and Their Restrictions to Proper Subgroups.
Amanda A. Schaeffer Fry*, University of Arizona
§ Explicit Uniform Bounds for Preperiodic Points in Families of Twists.
Alon Levy, Brown University
Michelle Manes, University of Hawaii at Manoa
Bianca Thompson*, University of Hawaii at Manoa
§ Effect of stretch-dependent proliferation on collective cell migration.
Tracy L. Stepien*, Department of Mathematics/University of Pittsburgh
David Swigon, Department of Mathematics/University of Pittsburgh
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1970 Plymouth 'Cuda Convertible - Oh So CleanWritten by Douglas Glad on March 25, 2008 Contributors: Wes Allison Check out this stock muscle car that's anything other than boring.
Chris Trisnan's '70 Plymouth 'Cuda
What? A stock car in Car Craft? Yeah, we normally peek out from under the hood when something rowdy burbles by and then walk right past a string of stock musclecars at a car show without a second look. Lately we can't help noticing how many musclecars are out there that are restored to stock or really close. We know you're thinking snoozeville, but maybe these guys are onto something. We're not becoming all numbers-matching on you--we're just going to introduce you to a resto guy to find out who would own a car that looks good instead of goes fast.
This 'Cuda's owner is an artist. His name is Chris Trisnan, and he doesn't work with paint and an easel; he uses steel and electricity. When he was a child growing up in England, he began experimenting with light and shade and drawing cars. At the time, American television was pervasive and the car culture was as big as ever. Chris watched Starsky and Hutch tearing around the city doing rockfords and donuts in the flying tomato, and it sucked him in.
"I was educated in North England, and I was doing really well in the art world when I met a guy who built custom cars," says Chris. "I began to paint murals on bonnets and won a couple of awards at local shows; that got me to London."
Once Chris was in the big city, he made some money selling Datsuns and doing paintwork on the side. Through his painting, he met some drag racers who were flying to Orange County, California, for a meet. He hitched a ride and came face-to-face with '70s Americana. "I saw the cars I love whizzing by--Mopars, Corvettes, and all the things that are completely out of reach in England," he recalled. In 1982 he moved to the United States.
"America isn't like England," says Chris. "America rewards risk-takers, and I am a risk-taker." Chris put his skills to work as an apprentice at a sign company and soon was good enough to start his own company, Graffiti, which builds environmental graphics and architectural signs. When his business took off, he started looking for a 'Cuda.
"I had a Harley in the back of my mind, but the E-Body was seductive," says Chris. "The stars lined up and a matching- numbers car with a big-block and the right colors appeared." The car was a '70 Plymouth 'Cuda for sale in Canada. It was tough to get because the owner didn't want to sell the car to a flipper or a dealer. The car needed a good home. "It was like a job interview, and I could hear his wife saying that he should keep the car," he recalled. "I had to talk him into it."
Unlike many of us who are technical and mechanical, Chris is visual. His appreciation of the hobby comes from the colors and forms of the early musclecars during the years of wild hues and graphics. "I was looking for a color with a lot of impact, and Rallye Red with a cream interior did the job. I am a visually driven creature, so the wilder cars are more interesting than something with just a big engine, but both are best."
After securing the 'Cuda, Chris had it shipped down to the O.C. on a huge transporter. Even the driver was diggin' it. On the way, he called Chris to tell him how nice the car was. "It was like a dream come true when the car was lowered off the transporter," Chris says. He was so excited to drive the car that immediately after taking the keys and the build sheet from the driver, he took it for a spin. When he got back, the build sheet was gone. Bummed, he settled for a copy provided by the original owner. Maybe he's a little like us after all.
After Trisnan had the 'Cuda for a while, he started to notice what it means to be driving this kind of car. "I think Mopar guys just get it," says Chris. "The English cars have prestige like the Bentley, etc., but never the colors and style of the American cars. The Hemi was at the top of the heap. Guys who recognize these cars understand the design and the feel of the '70s. I liked the '60s and '70s era; the style was an in-your-face blend of loud color and high performance. We observed it from England, and the English always looked at the American car market as something to be admired. We had nothing like the American cars back then. Now I just look at the car and think, Man, they had it together back then." Now-adays when Chris drives the convertible 383-powered 'Cuda, he gets a new kind of respect. "I can accidentally cut people off and they will still give me the thumbs-up."
Just because he bought an original car with only 85,000 miles on it doesn't mean it didn't need work. Lucky for him, he met Grant May at the Spring Fling Mopar show in SoCal while he was asking a guy whether or not a Rim-Blo steering wheel would fit the car. The vendor said it would, but Grant overheard the conversation and cut in to say it wasn't right for the car. Because Grant was from New Zealand he spoke with an English lilt. The accent and a visit to his shop to eyeball his work ethic cemented the friendship. "His spanners were all lined up, and the shop was spotless," says Chris. Grant talked Chris out of changes to the car that would have ruined the value. Working from a shop on a three-acre spread in California, Grant began to tweak the car, starting with a tune-up. Then the interior was stripped down and rebuilt using mostly original parts, which were refurbished. It's not easy to find convertible 'Cuda parts, so what wasn't available, Grant restored to look like new. "It is an expensive hobby, but if you want it right you need to pay the money," Chris laments.
After Chris had been exposed to the E-Body, he started looking around at others. "I would pay extra for a car that was numbers-matching and restore it rather than change the car to something that wasn't on the showroom floor," he says. In another fit of luck, Chris found a car with wilder graphics and the big engine he always wanted. It was a '70 Challenger R/T with a 440 Six-Pak engine. "I've always liked the way cars came off the production line. I like the big horsepower too, but it has to be an original car. The big draw for the Challenger is the paint combination, and the big engine is the bonus." To restore this car, Chris is going to go crazy: "The new car is Sublime Green, and I am willing to drive out of the state to secure a gallon of the correct paint."
As Chris transforms into a Mopar guy, he's picked up car-guy bad habits and also collected a '70 Charger. It is also a 440-powered car, painted Plum Crazy purple with a white interior. He says it's all there and is an original unmolested car--how could he refuse? He confides that he has the three cars he believes are the crme de la crme of the Mopar world, and he is done buying muscle because there's nothing else that appeals to him--except a Hemi, of course.
Who: Chris Trisnan
Where: He's from England, where everything is jolly good.
What: It's a '70 'Cuda convertible, one of about 550 built.
Work: Grant May owns May Automotive Performance in Lake Mathews, California, where he has maintained the 'Cuda since he met Chris at the Spring Fling. Grant is from New Zealand, so he has a handle on the Mopar scene from all over the world. He's been in the States working on Mopars for 10 years.
Engine: This performance-oriented 'Cuda came equipped with the 335hp 4V 383. Unlike earlier Barracudas, the later big-block E-Body was available with power steering and power brakes. You could also order the 375hp 440, the 390hp six-barrel 440, or the 425hp 426 Hemi.
Transmission: The E-body was designed to go straight, and that meant drag racing. And nowhere was that more evident than the Slap Stick shifter connected to the TorqueFlite 727 transmission. It allowed the one-two shift to be made with a quick push on the shifter. Because Chris has a tendency to take long trips on the freeway, Grant installed a Gear Vendors overdrive unit. The only major modification needed to get the unit in the car was shortening the driveshaft. Grant used the stock crossmember and hid a switch under the dash so Chris could flip from manual to automatic mode.
Wheels/Tires: The Magnum road wheels were standard on the 'Cuda, or you could order the optional 15x7 Rallye road wheels like the ones on Chris' car with raised-letter F60-15 Goodyear Polyglas tires. The BFG tires currently on the car are P245/60R15s. Lately the popularity of the musclecar movement has caused these, the BFG P235/60R15, and the P255/60R15 to become scarce. So you'd better order now.
Body: Checking the 'Cuda box at the dealership won you the performance hood with nonfunctional hoodscoops (unless you got the Hemi; then it was a shaker), hoodpins, a blackout rear valance panel with the 'Cuda script, and a hockey stripe that read the engine displacement (unless you ordered the Hemi, in which case it was spelled out). This 'Cuda was ordered with FE5 Rallye Red, a color that went away the following year.
Interior: The dash was a mess, so Grant May took it out of the car, added new looms, and fixed the heater and A/C hardware. The gauges were farmed out to Performance Car Graphics in Florida to get the cluster painted and to make sure they were clean and operational. Grant used Legendary Auto Interiors for the seats because the company offers the stock patterns and colors, which are made in the USA. It's hard to get rear interior panels in white for a convertible, so Grant opted to refinish them by sanding them down, texturing them, and painting them with SEM vinyl finish. Since it's a driver, not a weekend car, he put it together for the road.
Trivia: Some of the coolest color names came from the Chrysler musclecar era. In 1970 you could order paint with names like In Violet, Vitamin C, Tor-Red, and Lemon Twist. Sassy Grass Green and Curious Yellow became available in 1971. CHEERIO


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|SCORE camps near; grade 1-2 section full
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S.C.O.R.E. science camps are fast approaching. Final registration is Monday, June 3, from 7:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. at Chase County Schools in Imperial, Neb.
At that time, parents/grandparents will pick up their children's T-shirts, water bottle, lunch cooler and camp program/schedule.
The grade 1-2 camp is full, said director Marla Smith. Names are being taken by registration chairman Linda Lakey in the order she receives them. If there are cancellations, parents will be contacted.
The grade 3-4 and grade 5-6 camps are still open.
S.C.O.R.E. camp depends on having volunteers to help with participants, visiting guest scientists and instructors, camp preparations and clean-up.
Here are some program details:
Monday, June 10—Students will rotate to seven different stations presented by staff from the Strategic Air and Space Museum from Ashland, Neb. Ken Schroeder, deputy director, is coordinating the activities centered on many exhibits they are bringing to S.C.O.R.E.
Sessions include a planetarium show, the giant Earth balloon, multi-axis motion machine, robotics, the giant (37 feet) space shuttle slide, Astronaut Training 101 and rocketry.
Schroeder also plans to bring a new addition ... the 1,200-pound giant shuttle bouncy house.
Open house set for Monday, June 10
A spectacular balloon launch will occur in front of the school at 5 p.m. on June 10. This balloon launch was the halftime entertainment at a Husker game and other exciting events. It will be launched into near space and tracked by GPS. People will be able to track the balloon via a TV monitor. Approximately 30 minutes later it will be retrieved.
Following the launch, the public can observe the exhibits brought to S.C.O.R.E. from the Strategic Air and Space Museum listed above. They will be located in the Shorthorn and Longhorn gyms, cafeteria and lobby area. In addition, there will be several laser shows presented by Jack Dunn, planetarium director of the UNL State Museum, located in the auditorium.
The evening is free and represents the CCS Education Foundation's appreciation to all who are supporting S.C.O.R.E. in any way.
A second Outreach Program will be Wednesday, June 12, from 5-6 p.m. when HAWKQUEST of Parker will present "Birds of Prey."
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The "frankfurter" is born, the Holland Tunnel opens to traffic, the Supreme Court integrates Alabama's public buses, the Vietnam Veterans Memorial is dedicated, and water is found on the moon, all on this day.
1805: In Vienna, Austria, Bavarian butcher Johann George Lehner introduces a new sausage recipe combining pork and beef he calls the "frankfurter" and serves it on a bun. They became such a recognizable staple of Viennese cuisine that people from abroad began to identify them as wienerwurst ("Vienna-sausage") or simply wieners.


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Working to prepare the community for disasters, New Hanover County's Community Emergency Response Team is offering classes to help citizens become familiar with disaster procedures and how to stay safe.
"Our primary objective is to train New Hanover County citizens to assist their families and neighbors in a disaster," said Kristen Skinner, emergency management specialist for New Hanover County.
"Some may take the CERT training primarily to learn self-sufficiency for themselves and their families in a disaster situation," Skinner said. "Self-sufficiency is an admirable goal and one that the county encourages, and personal responsibility is important in any disaster situation."
The training also takes some of the demand off of first responders, freeing them to help the less-prepared.
"CERT participants have different personal objectives. However, self-sufficiency and personal safety are to remain the primary mission," Skinner said.
The classes, sponsored by New Hanover County Emergency Management and Cape Fear Community College, will be at 6:30 p.m. every Thursday night for seven weeks, beginning Feb. 6.
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My first attempt at making some sort of old-fashioned diagram, intended for a roleplaying campaign I'm currently running. Shaky lines and poor angles everywhere, but hey, gotta start somewhere.
It depicts the components of a weapon which attempts to concentrate sunlight into a devastating beam that can desintegrate solid matter upon contact, built into the structure of Castle Argat, an old deprecated fortress overlooking an otherwise nondescript swamp that once was the staging groun for a crusade.
Hans von Richtenbach built it under request of Cardinal Dagoberto de Montebravo for a very specific purpose: To maintain custody over another invention created by the famous engineer Giacomo Stefaneschi, who had intervened a centuries-old site once believed to the be Fountain of Youth and accidentally created a rift in the fabric of reality. Put under quarantine 300 years ago by the Order of Saint Basil, monster hunters extraordinaire and practicioners of the art of keeping well-groomed beards and moustaches, the Church had several reasons to believe the wards were failing, and as with many of Stefaneschi's ill-fated mechanical wonders, Von Richtebach had been summoned to figure out a way to deal with them.
The party stumbled by accident on the machine, which had remained abandoned for the past 80 years without anyone knowing it was even there, when they were trying to rescue the castle's garrison after a band of marauding orcs, fleeing from something in the swamps, had overtaken it. After fiddling with it for a while, the party's resident wizard fired it by accident and obliterated the entire frontal section of the fortress, taking out half the orcish tribe in the process. He had to deal with some rather severe alignment issues after that, though.
Since the text in the picture is in Castillian, here's how the machine works
-The weapon itself, which is folded within the castle's main tower. The roof opens as the machine arms itself, and eventually extends a flexible arm on which both the comman seat and the cannon itsel are located, allowing it to move freely.
-Cisterns connected to a natural cave system empower the machines by causing the swamp's water to flow through them when opened, using a series of turbines to provide the mechanical force that empowers the millwork, which runs in tunnels underneath the surface.
-Further into the swamp, the sunlight collector remains folded into a cylindrical apparatus which in turn hides under a brass dome (all covered up in plants and growths when the players found it). When activated from inside (after the whole system has been put in motion), the thing opens up into the sky as some sort of mirror-covered mechanical flower, which transmits the concentrated light back to the tower through a lens system underground.
-All the components in the swamp have to be set up by using a mobile command unit (the cube in the middle), which runs on rails set up all over the area and has some rather hellishly complicated controls that took a while for them to figure out. The cube itself is empowered by a pair of crystals that trade light and move in response to it, spinning fast and thus generating mechanical energy. As the cube gets to the different control stations, it has to fix itself to it to allow the levels and wheels inside to activate stuff (so it's sort of a moving key).


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CNBC unveils their new set on the floor of the NYSE with, from left, CNBC's Brad Rubin, Carl Quintanilla, Melissa Lee, Jim Cramer and David Faber. PHOTO BY CHARLES SYKES/CNBC/ PHOTO BY VIRGINIA SHERWOOD
Melissa Lee has always been a fast talker. "There's no explanation for it," says Lee, laughing. "It's not like I have a lot of kids in my family and I had to talk fast in order to get a word in edge-wise, but I think it's just the nature of the business. I'm surrounded by people who talk fast all the time, because, as a trader, there's not a lot of time to spare."
CNBC's fast-paced style is modeled after sports news, and Fast Money, which Lee took over in 2009, was conceived to be the SportsCenter of finance.
"Think of it like we're all gathered at the end of a hard day's work," says Lee, continuing the sports analogy. "It's been a hard game, we're in the locker room, it's a bit more informal, and now we can go deeper into the stock moves, the nitty-gritty play-by-plays, and what the strategy is for the next game, the next trading day."
Most of the show is unscripted, and while there are often other women and minority panelists on her show, it's not uncommon to see Lee at the center of her desk, surrounded by men, leading the conversation and asking mile-a-minute follow-ups to get to the truth of their opinions.
"Some people would say I'm too contrarian, but a large part of what financial journalists must do is take the other side so you can see both the merits and risks in investing," she says. "Particularly when it comes to stocks, you don't want to hear somebody talking up their book. You haven't done your job if you're not pushing back and really making sure their arguments are holding water."
Lee didn't grow up interested in finance, but her first journalism internship in college was at the New York Daily News, where she was placed in the business section.
"I saw that you covered the earnings that companies report, that there were analysts out there that covered stocks, and a whole new world opened up to me," she says. "It became about how these stories affect people, because we're talking about people's 401(k)s, their college savings plans, their play portfolios. Whatever the reason, our job is to help people."
This became abundantly clear during the 2008 financial crisis, when Lee found herself working around the clock and on weekends — rare in financial news.
"As a journalist, that was probably one of the biggest stories we'll see in our lifetime," says Lee. "It basically made us think everything we thought not possible was actually possible; that there would be no more Lehman Brothers or Bear Stearns, that Bank of America would buy Merrill Lynch. We also realized that at that very moment, people were making decisions based on what we're reporting; what we're saying on the air was moving the global markets, and there was a tremendous responsibility there."
As an analyst on television, Lee hopes that she can help demystify the stock market for those who might find trading to be daunting, especially younger people who have just seen a generation lose a lot of money in stocks. She wants to encourage youth to save and take a longer-term view when it comes to their finances. Her own grandparents came to the U.S. from China and worked in a laundromat, but because they invested in businesses and the stock market, they were able to send five children to college.
"The stock market can be a tremendous tool to help build wealth in America," says Lee. "I think you have to look at money as a vehicle for what you want to do in the future, and I hope we help people embrace it.
"One of the thrills of working at CNBC is that you have a voice," she continues. "It's playing in gyms, in banks, on trading floors, and in CEO offices. It's a thrill when the CEO of General Electric tells me that when he's in the office, he watches Fast Money at 5."
On how her first journalism job introduced her to financial news
I really had no exposure to the world of finance when I was growing up, but when I was in college, the first internship that I got was a print internship at the New York Daily News. They assigned me to the Business section, so that's how I got my start. Looking back, it was pretty remarkable. Most of the staff were minority women, which is very unusual, and they turned me onto these various professional organizations like AAJA, which eventually helped me get more internships. I worked at Wall Street Journal for a summer, the Washington Post Business section for a summer, and back to Wall Street Journal. After that, I've always been geared toward business.
On being an Asian American woman in her industry
I don't think you're treated differently in terms of daily interaction at work, but you feel it in terms of the audience reaction. It's always eye-opening to me, when I get a [racist] email or tweet. And it's fine if they don't like my personality, I completely accept that, but what's shocking is that sometimes people hate you not for what you said, but they bring up me being Asian. Tell me you think I'm dumb, but don't tell me you don't like me cause I'm Asian American. That just reminds you that as far as we have come, there is still more work to be done. I hope that in some small way, I can be an example for other people out there.
Her best money advice
You should save as much as you can early on and put money in the stock market. I know that's tough lesson, but time is on your side when you're young. Save every penny you have. Don't spend it on getting your first studio on your own, live with roommates. Don't buy that handbag, don't get the extra pair of shoes, don't do the summer rental in the Hamptons. When you own your first apartment and sell it at a profit and buy a bigger apt, you'll be much happier. When you have 401(k) you started at 21 instead of 29, that makes a big difference.
You have to have a longer-term view when it comes to money. You have to look at money as a vehicle for what you want to do in the future, so if you think, "By the time I'm 35, I want to have my own home, I want to take vacation, I want to not live off of credit cards and still have decent credit rating," then you can't spend every penny you make right now.
Who influences you?
That is tough, because there have been so many people along the way. One of the most influential conversations I've ever had in terms of shaping my career path was with this HR woman at CBS that I interviewed with. My absolute favorite show growing up was 60 minutes, and I wanted to intern there, and she said, "I can give you an internship here, you can answer phones and bring people coffee, but you're not going to learn anything. You're much better off going and working for a newspaper and learning how to report." And that's when I realized you have to think about the fundamentals first, and I'm a much better reporter today because of it.
Melissa Lee's new CNBC documentary Rise of the Machines premieres September 18 at 9pm.
All around us, there's a technological revolution underway powered by devices as small as a grain of rice. They are sensors, capable of tracking and recording everything we do. They're in our smartphones, our cars, our appliances, even our bodies, and they're connected to the Internet toshare information and make our world smarter. Virtually all products that use electricity – from toasters and coffeemakers to jet engines and MRIs – now have the ability to "talk" to each other, and to us. And, what they have to say is profoundly transforming our lives – the way we travel, treat disease, and enjoy our homes. Today, there are more devices than people connected to the Internet, and that number is expected to rise to 25 billion by 2015.
In this one-hour documentary, CNBC correspondent Melissa Lee experiences firsthand the impact of this brave new world – its promise and its perils – and discovers how the future of the Internet has already arrived. CNBC explores how the widespread availability of diagnostic sensors is not only changing healthcare and saving the lives of premature infants, but transforming industry and improving the safety and efficiency of our railways and jetliners. Lee takes a ride in a driverless car to see how cameras, radar and GPS are used in the quest to fill our freeways with autonomous cars and reduce the number of accidents. Viewers will go inside a home equipped with some 200 sensors which respond to the owner's movements and daily habits. And CNBC travels to Rio de Janeiro, the world's first "smart" city, in the spotlight as it prepares to host the 2014 World Cup and the 2016 Summer Olympics.


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I saw this and thought it was the best thing ever. Kids are much smarter then we give them credit for and can be taught the responsibilities of a bow early.
I saw this and thought it was the best thing ever. Kids are much smarter then we give them credit for and can be taught the responsibilities of a bow early.
Jen, my kid just turned three in october and has been shooting a bow with nerf darts since last Christmas and talks about hunting all the time. He may even have his animal identification down better than most adults.He also now that we eat what we shoot/hunt. I'm am proud that I can start him so young.
I don't let people that disapprove bother me or even give them the chance to do so.
kudos to you hunting and shooting in a safe way will instill many things that will stay with one for life. Good luck to you and your family's adventures.
Well here is pretty much how I feel about it... I would only be preaching to the choir if I went into what the outdoors teaches your children. Especially with the most recent horrific event last week, people have to see that as long as parents spend time with their children, they are ahead of the game...
Any excuse to posts some pics of the kiddos I'll take These are special special times that I dearly cherish.
My daughter from 1 to 6 and now her little brother joining in.
Oh my goodness Montana!! Your pictures are so cute!!! I love the look on your daughters face in the turkey picture! Cracked me up!!
Thanks again everyone for making me feel better!
Not gonna lie Montana, those pictures make me pretty excited to eventually be a dad. Love it.
I didn't read this whole thread just the first and last page. I started shooting a bow at 3, and I turned out just fine lol. well at least i think I did, but in response no I dont think so.
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Jen- Camofire just posted up that photo of your boy shooting his bow. That little man is famous!
Lmao!!! That's too funny!
I think its awesome how all this turned out. I think its great that the hunting community can stick together like this.


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An Ocala Police Department detective was arrested Sunday night and charged with drunken driving after he reportedly drove off the road and hit a brick mailbox.
Miguel A. Gauthier, 47, was headed south on Southeast Eighth Street Road just after 9 p.m. when he veered off the road and onto the lawn at 6510 SE Eighth Street Road. The 2009 Nissan Altima he was driving struck the mailbox, causing approximately $7,000 in damages, according to Florida Highway Patrol reports.
Gauthier was charged with driving under the influence and causing property damage while driving under the influence.
He was booked into the Marion County Jail, where he was released early Monday on a $1,000 bond.
Gauthier, who started working at OPD in 1997, was not on duty.
A major crimes detective, Gauthier has helped investigate some of the higher profile cases for the department. He was the lead detective in the 2007 Toni Centracco murder case and the 2010 murders of Centracco's boyfriend Marshall Pardee and Pardee's girlfriend at the time, Chyavana Hampton.
Michael Lamar Woods was eventually charged with the three murders and is awaiting trial.
Gauthier was suspended with pay while the department conducts an internal investigation, said OPD spokeswoman Sgt. Angy Scroble.
Gauthier's personnel file was not immediately available and attempts to contact him were unsuccessful.
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R-S lost 55-53. Great game though.
It was a great game. Tough to watch the Norse go down.
Well worth the trip!
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It was a great game. Tough to watch the Norse go down.
Well worth the trip!
It definately was
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I hope everyone in the US enjoyed a fun, long Independence Day weekend. I gave most of the Palladium crew the entire three days off, though Matthew Clements, Alex and I only took the 4th off, and spent the rest of the weekend working away on Megaverse® in Flames™ and The Rifter® #67. Speaking of which, I sure hope none of you think we are looking for sympathy when I talk about working through weekends and putting in long hours. I talk about long hours and working through the weekends so that you know we are not resting on our laurels, but working hard at producing the products you want.
A lot of people seem to think writing (and art and editing, for that matter) comes fast and easy, like rolling off a printer. We wish. Some days you bang out 20-30 pages in that 12-16 hour day. Other times, it's 5 or 6 pages in the same amount of time. There are days when you're pulled away by the demands of the business or the writing just comes slowly. That could be due to being tired, emotional state of mind, working on a tough or tricky part of the book (i.e. game mechanics, stats, or something high concept), or just because. I've been writing for more than 30 years now, and there are days where I still can't figure out why writing went poorly or so well.


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