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Windows SuperAIO v2 (7 8 2008r2 2012 8.1 2012r2) en-US NoFrills (Size: 15.84 GB)
This will NOT fit on a DVDR
Use a Blu-Ray or an 32GB+ USB flash drive.
No Windows Settings were harmed in the making of this ISO.
No Programs are added to Windows.
No Registry Settings were modified.
No Unattended Settings were added to the ISO.
murphy78 presents Windows Super AIO v2 x86 and x64
This has no kb files or extra features, and is intended
for IT pros. These are all unmodified Indexes straight
from the RTM source discs.
Installation Indexes:
Windows 7 Starter / N SP1 x86/x64
Windows 7 Home Basic / N SP1 x86/x64
Windows 7 Home Premium / N SP1 x86/x64
Windows 7 Professional / N SP1 x86/x64
Windows 7 Ultimate / N SP1 x86/x64
Windows 7 Enterprise / N x86/x64
Windows Server 2008r2 SP1 x64 Standard/Core
Windows Server 2008r2 SP1 x64 Enterprise/Core
Windows Server 2008r2 SP1 x64 Data Center/Core
Windows Server 2008r2 SP1 x64 Web/Core
Windows 8 (Core) / N x86/x64
Windows 8 Pro / N x86/x64
Windows 8 Pro VL / N VL x86/x64
Windows 8 Pro with Media Center x86/x64
Windows 8 Enterprise / N x86/x64
Windows Server 2012 x64 MultiPoint Standard/Premium
Windows Server 2012 x64 Standard/Core
Windows Server 2012 x64 Data Center/Core
Windows 8.1 (Core) x86/x64
Windows 8.1 (Core) Single Language x86/x64
Windows 8.1 Pro x86/x64
Windows 8.1 Pro with Media Center x86/x64
Windows 8.1 Enterprise x86/x64
Windows Server 2012r2 x64 HyperCore
Windows Server 2012r2 x64 Essentials
Windows Server 2012r2 x64 Standard/Core
Windows Server 2012r2 x64 Data Center/Core
Windows Server 2012r2 x64 Foundation
Windows Server 2012r2 x64 Storage Workgroup/Standard
Release File: WinSuperAIO-v2-x86-x64-en-US-NoFrills.iso
Size: 15.6GiB
Language: en-US (English - United States)
Tools used:
imagex for ProWMC flag, renaming
dism for ProWMC /set-edition, image export/compression
oscdimg for ISO mastering
-EI.CFG is set to Retail channel for compatability. All non-VL
will ask for key and have a skip button. ProWMC upgrade key
will not work during setup, you need to restore your activation
that you previously saved after installing.
-Some volume versions will give false Eula. This is due to being
set to the retail channel. It will not affect install or activation.
-Included a UEFI conversion pack where people can make an x64-only
UEFI bootable version. For USB Flash drives you need to follow
the instructions included to actually install from UEFI boot.
-None of these will upgrade a previously installed version of
Windows with the keep settings option. This is intended for boot
installs or as a wim source only.
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murphy78-TPB :)
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is there any activators you use for the 8.1 windows? Unfortunately my activator i normally use isnt good for 8.1
what part of this is for IT people did you not get? Not all of us on here are pirating AHOLES. Some of us know we can place this on a flash drive and use it for people who actually have the COA and key, but no disc. So i suggest that if you have something assinine to say keep it to yourself the description should have been enough for you idiots
How to put this on a dvd ? { so i need circa 5 dvd s _? }
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Garlic added to any dish adds a strong, pungent flavor, especially when raw. But sometimes that heat is a bit too much. Lacto-fermenting is one way to enjoy garlic with all the enzymes and nutrients intact (raw) but without all the heat.
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Budget Analysis: Expert Warns of Hidden Taxes
The race is on to the next General Election, but as a result there will be winners and losers among the business community. Speaking at Grant Thornton's annual Budget Breakfast event at Coventry and Warwickshire Chamber of Commerce, John Hodgson, corporate tax partner, said: 'Small businesses and property developers may be among the worst hit by the changes announced, while providers of venture capital look set to benefit.
'The Chancellor has effectively pulled the rug out from under the feet of small businesses with the closure of a tax loophole which enabled them to claim the zero corporation tax rate, in spite of Mr Brown's claims that the Budget was for 'science, education and enterprise'. There is one small crumb of comfort in the increase in first year capital allowances for small businesses, which will rise from 40 to 50 per cent.'
According to Mr Hodgson, property developers may benefit from the new Property Investment Fund rules, but buried in the small print of a review into house building is a proposed new tax.
'Currently, property developers only pay tax once they sell the land they have developed. The Barker Review proposes that tax is charged before the land is sold, at the point when planning permission is granted. …


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Mrs. Thorn Chea Village Bank Group
Mrs. Thorn C. is a silk weaver, so she is requesting the loan to buy more silk to weave. She also buys baskets to re-sell in the local village. Her husband, Mr. T. Hi, is a farmer who makes a small income to support the family.
Mrs. Thorn C. is 47 years old and is the mother of three children, who are all attending the local school.
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About AMKAngkor Microfinance Kampuchea (AMK) is a leading microfinance institution in Cambodia with a wide reach of operations. AMK works with over 6,000 villages and serves clients in every Cambodian province. With an average loan size of US$115, AMK's focus is to provide credit and savings products to the very poor in rural areas. For more information, please visit AMK's website.
This is a Group Loan
In a group loan, each member of the group receives an individual loan but is part of a larger group of individuals. The group is there to provide support to the members and to provide a system of peer pressure, but groups may or may not be formally bound by a group guarantee. In cases where there is a group guarantee, members of the group are responsible for paying back the loans of their fellow group members in the case of delinquency or default.
Kiva's Field Partners typically feature one borrower from a group. The loan description, sector, and other attributes for a group loan profile are determined by the featured borrower's loan. The other members of the group are not required to use their loans for the same purpose.
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- Repayment Term
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Vertical Endeavors Minneapolis Grand Opening
Minneapolis climbers need no longer drive 30 minutes through ugly traffic to get a wall-workout. Instead, they will be able to bike a mile or two to the newest temple of artificial rock. After years of whispered promises, Vertical Endeavors has scaled the bureaucratic mountains and insurance obstacles that impeded it from opening a facility for the rock monkeys west of the Mississippi. This Saturday, the Eat Street location will open to the public. It's a free event, so expect it to be packed, but if you want a chance to clamber up a few virgin routes while listening to a live band, relish the smell of fresh chalk as you hang from the ceiling, or peruse the vendor booths for the latest gear, it's your day. There will be discounted yearly memberships available during the event, so get a look at the 25,000 square feet of climbing walls and 60-foot routes to see if you want to sign up. If not, go and see some world-renowned climbers do chin-ups with their pinkies during periodic demonstrations of Alpine prowess. Bring a friend if you want, but there are 25 auto-belay routes for socially awkward wall rats to hoist themselves up and down, and three bouldering pits for those happier with low-altitude feats of strength. For the civic-minded, VE will be hosting a fundraiser that day for Simpson Housing Services, whose mission is to house, support, and advocate for people experiencing homelessness.
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Wednesday's 10th anniversary of the U.S. invasion of Iraq fueled passions on both sides of the debate about the need for and the results of that war. But one aspect of this issue has already been answered. Our nation is falling far short of providing prompt and adequate health care to many of the approximately 2.3 million men and women who have been deployed to Iraq and Afghanistan.
It's past time for the American public to increase the demand — directly on the Department of Veterans Affairs and indirectly on members of Congress who oversee the agency — that clearly quantifiable grievances are heard and resolved. For example, according to a recent article by the Center for Investigative Reporting (CIR), in the past four years "the number of veterans waiting more than a year for service-connected health benefits had increased from 11,000 to 245,000, a jump of more than 2,000 percent."
VA officials have said they're working hard to fix the problem. That's not good enough. They've been saying that for years, but as cironline.org reported last week, "internal documents show the agency believes the number of veterans waiting for benefits, currently at about 900,000, will hit a million this month and continue to rise throughout the year."
This dreadful neglect of veterans is nationwide. The News Tribune in Tacoma reports that the average wait to begin receiving VA disability compensation is 337 days at the Seattle office, much worse than the 213-day wait in January 2012. In New York City, the average wait is 641 days.
The overall story is not without scattered positive developments. Researchers and VA health care providers are learning more about post-traumatic stress disorder. A McClatchy Newspapers story described PTSD as "the most pressing, and potentially costly" disability that veterans encounter. The VA has seen more than 270,000 Iraq and Afghanistan veterans for PTSD, awarding benefits to more than 150,000.
Many members of Congress, notably Sen. Patty Murray, D-Wash., have made it clear that the status quo is worse than unacceptable; it's appalling. Countless bureaucrats have been hauled in before committees. But far too often, the responses are mere double talk. The CIR describes a recent appearance by Allison Hickey, the VA's undersecretary of benefits, before the Senate Veterans Affairs Committee, which "demanded the VA share its internal performance data with Congress." But Hickey's answers "were so vague, it was unclear whether the information will be turned over."
The VA has been installing a new computer system that is supposed to help the agency meet its goals, but after four years and half a billion dollars, the system still is not fully operational.
None of this should be happening in the world's most advanced nation, and especially not to our military veterans. Veterans benefits generally range from $129 a month to $2,816 a month, and the cost to our country will only increase as veterans grow older. Factor in the ancillary burdens on the veterans' families, and the entire impact is enormous.
If the VA cannot improve quickly, Congress must turn up the heat even higher.


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Last Modified: Sunday, January 25, 2004 at 12:00 a.m.
The Pacolet Area Conservancy (PAC) and the Foothills Equestrian and Nature Center (FENCE) will open its Saturday Hike Series on Feb. 7 with an easy walk around Lake Lanier. The co-sponsored series will continue every Saturday morning through June 26.
Hikers will meet at 9 a.m. at either the FENCE trail shelter or in the parking lot of the Columbus Carolina First Bank, depending on where the hike is scheduled for car-pooling.
On April 3 the series will team with SPACE (Spartanburg Area Conservancy) to explore the Pacolet River Heritage Preserve. Other hikes are scheduled at Holmes State Park and Kanuga in Henderson County, and Moonshine Falls in Greenville (S.C.) County.
For information call 828-859-5060 or 828-859-9201. A more detailed listing of hikes can be found at www.pacolet.org or at www.fence.org.
The Blue Ridge Bicycle Club offers the following weekly rides:
Pisgah Center for Wildlife Education will present the following programs in February. No fee is required unless noted otherwise but registration is required. To register and for information call (828) 877-4423. :
The Pisgah Center for Wildlife Education is located next to the Pisgah Forest Fish Hatchery on Road 475 off of Hwy 276 North in Pisgah National Forest.
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The latest Gibson Market Report focused on the age profile of the VLCC fleet and the prospects for trading life beyond 15 years of age.
Analysis of the Suezmax fleet shows a similar picture,
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The prices of WTI and Brent crude briefly rose above $50/bbl during intraday trading on Thursday, the highest level seen since the end of July 2015, giving traders a brief moment of optimism,
Navy Medicine released updated Zika Virus Infection guidance in NAVADMIN 121/16, May 26, communicating current information, travel precautions, and risk reduction
Seaspan Corporation (NYSE:SSW) announced today that it accepted delivery of a 14000 TEU containership, the YM Width. The new containership, which was constructed at CSBC Corporation,
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Positioned in the city's business district 35 kilometres from the airport, our meeting rooms give Riyadh events a perfectly located venue. This hotel features two conference rooms, London and Rome, each accommodating 70 guests. Modern equipment and attentive service worthy of the rooms' ideal location complete the business-friendly picture.
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The Tea Party, far from being motivated by the righteous indignation of the men who dumped tea into Boston Harbor in pre-Revolutionary War days, is a perfect demonstration of what happens when a nation's budgetary priorities are controlled by ideology rather than by economics.
The debacle that ensued when they refused to discuss revenue increases during the debt ceiling conflict while professing to be concerned about the deficit, and the concurrent refusal to allow the FAA's funding to go forward, demonstrated where their priorities lie and how perverse and hypocritical they are.
In the debt ceiling talks, they held the credit rating of the United States hostage to their insistence on preserving the preferred tax advantages of hedge fund managers and oil companies, calling increases in their taxes "job killing." How raising the tax rate of someone who earns a salary of billions of dollars a year to the same rate that teachers pay is job killing, only someone with a Tea Party mentality can figure out.
And forcing tens of thousands of airport workers into unemployment and costing the government hundreds of millions of dollars in lost tax revenue to make a political point about unionizing in this economy is nothing short of criminal.
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Our family is relocating to our home state of Rhode Island and are searching for a pediatrician for our 18 month old son. We use Dr Sear's delayed vaccine schedule, with modification, and hope to find a doc who is open to this type of schedule- any recommendations? We did hear nice things about Dr Ullman in Newport- anyone have experience with her?
My husband and I are also looking for primary care docs for ourselves if anyone has any suggestions for us too!
We have both Dr. Ullman & Dr. Eldert (different children) and love them both. I've been picky about what vaccines to give and not give and they are both fine with it. Only reason I didn't use Dr. Ullman with my second is that I dislike the waiting room area in Newport-there's no separation of sick & healthy or a newborn waiting room. Portsmouth has more separation and a sick kid waiting room.
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I rarely write about politics in this space, but I feel the need to weigh in on the recent violence in Egypt and Libya. As a former U.S. diplomat in the... More.
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|Genre: Comedy, Foreign, Period
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Summary:While the separatist Parti Québécois is taking power in the late 1970s, disco devotees frequent a world famous Montreal nightclub called The Starlight. In this world of casual sex, cocaine and corruption, TV personality Bastien indulges his excesses and appetites, aspiring singer Adriana uses a record producer to gain fame, and club dancer Tino struggles with his sexuality. When the disco era fades in 1980, they are faced with making major changes in their lifestyles


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7 more days till terraneo festival!
Ok, so it's only 7 more goings to sleep and one of the best regional music festival is about to open their door and give the crowd 3 amazing days of music and fun. This year Terraneo will present artists such as The Prodigy, My Bloody Valentine, Calexico, The Cribs, Aloe Blacc and many more. The festival will take place for the third year at the ex. military complex in Šibenik. We hope to see you there!
new playone single: "Can I Get Some Love" feat. Amrick Channa & Sandra
The Croatian production duo PlayOne (Darko Juranović D`Knock & DJ Fresh Jay) continue a series of sucessful projects on the international electronic music scene. After making songs for Barbara Tucker, Peter Grant, Mick Hucknall (Simply Red) and a list of remixes for world known artists, they have recently released a new single "Can I Get Some Love" featuring a top soulful house artist Amrick Channa.
Amrick is known for his performances on Barbara Tucker's parties at the Miami WMC, as well as live shows for big brands and clubs around the world (Pacha, Ministry of Sound, Heineken, Hed Kandi, Stereo Sushi etc). Amrick also signed releases for Pyramidal, Pacha Ibiza and Housesession Germany that reached high positions at the world's top charts. He also performed at the opening of the Olympic games in London.
Besides Amrick Channa, the single also features a fantastic and talented vocalist and their long-term collaborator Sandra Berković, who is also a shining star of IDM Music roster.
Click HERE to listen to the single "Can I Get Some Love"
NEW PET SHOP BOYS ALBUM "ELECTRIC" reached no.3 in UK ALBUMS CHART
10 days ago the legendary electronic pop duo, Pet Shop Boys, released their twelfth studio album "Electric" and it already reached number three in the UK albums chart, which is their highest position in 20 years! "Electric" was produced by Pet Shop Boys and the legendary Stuart Price, who is best known for his production work with Madonna, Kylie Minogue and Scissor Sisters and the three of them announced a trilogy of club albums to be produced by Stuart Price. This is also the British duo's first release on their x2 record label, which is distributed by Kobalt Label Services worldwide.
Vampire Weekend Modern Vampires of the City Out Now
Vampire Weekend, one of people's favourite indie rock bands in the past 4 years, released their third studio album called "Modern Vampires of the City". The acclaimed new album, released 2 days ago on XL Recordings contains previously released singles "Diane Young" and "Ya Hey".Recorded in various locations, including New York, Los Angeles, Martha's Vineyard and apartments, "Modern Vampires of the City" is an attempt to distance the band from the sound that they presented in their previous album and to express themselves in more experimental sound.
Artaxerxes - the latest Andrej Kljakovic album is out now
We are happy to present you the latest jazz/rock/fusion project of the multitalented musician Andrej Kljakovic, Kljakovic Eklektik Company.
This new group continues the idea of multi-cultural group Voices Of Nature but this time is presented in a new edition that is carving out on new sonic territory.
New album Artaxerxes represents a fresh and dynamic approach with a difference and also draws on the tradition of typical styles from the 60s and 70s.
The music is scorching, alive with feeling and electricity with uncanny knack for making technology sound organic. Fresh feel is brought by mystical melodies and powerful groove with strong electro kick.
The album also blends world music elements with kinetic grooves and melodic abandon concocting synthesizer timbres and textures.
The CD features 10 original compositions by Andrej Kljakovic and two covers, Syborg by Frank Zappa and Mirage by Jean Luc Ponty.
The album is out now on digital stores and you can download it by clicking HERE.
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Shapeways: Bring your creativity to life in 3D http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php Shapeways: Bring your creativity to life in 3D What's your most brittle material? http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=47930&th=9391#msg_47930 <![CDATA[This will probably sound bizarre, but what's your most brittle material? Can I print a very thin mesh or coil from it? I need it about as fragile as a christmas tree glass ball.

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Evaluation of NetIQ's Identity Manager and Access Governance software suites has led to NetIQ this month (February) being positioned by Gartner as a Magic Quadrant leader for user administration and provisioning software solutions in the field of identity and access governance (IAG) processes.
Connie Grobler, technical specialist for Identity and Security Management at NetIQ South Africa, says there is an increasing need and attention in the market for identity and access governance solutions.
"IAG solutions yield much needed analytics that businesses and stakeholders require for audit and compliance, forensic investigations, risk assessments and other enterprise functions. Gartner has commented that the feature lines between user administration and provisioning (UAP) and IAG have essentially disappeared as a result of IAG tools assuming significant UAP capability. Large-scale UAP vendors are also integrating IAG features into their platforms."
Grobler adds that the Magic Quadrant leader award reflects NetIQ's commitment to customers and partners and their need to address the critical demands for access to corporate applications and data in this era of mega IT trends in the form of cloud, mobility and social identity, as well as the complexity these trends introduce to both IT and the business.
"Organisations need to continue to innovate in their approach to identity management and ensure it is ubiquitous to their infrastructure if they are to truly protect information assets from security threats and breaches. Corporate policy must be enforced and compliance requirements met from a foundation of user provisioning and administration."
Today's stringent governance and compliance demands dictate that IAG is a required tool for business stakeholders looking to control access to applications and data through strong yet flexible controls across the enterprise, particularly as the boundary continues to expand beyond the physical to the virtual and cloud environments.
"NetIQ Identity Management and Access Governance solutions help businesses grant access to information resources and mission-critical applications, while minimising the risk to the organisation," concludes Grobler.
NetIQ is an enterprise software company focused on customer success. NetIQ helps organisations cost-effectively tackle information protection challenges and manage the complexity of dynamic, highly-distributed application environments. NetIQ's scalable, automated management solutions for security and compliance, identity and access, and performance and availability, help customers realise demonstrable business improvement and IT cost savings.
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For Haley Smith, the scene felt like some sort of alternate reality.
"I thought, 'Is this a dream? Did this really happen,' " the Camas High School senior said. "And then I saw my teammates crying, and I knew we had done it."
What the Papermakers had done was to end one of the most epic streaks in Clark County high school sports. Camas defeated Prairie 59-46 in girls basketball, becoming the first local school in more than 10 years to do so.
Prairie entered Friday's contest with a winning streak of 136 games against league opponents, dating to a loss against Battle Ground on Jan. 31, 2000.
Not that ending the streak was Camas' primary goal Friday. With the victory, the Papermakers won the Class 3A district tournament, a title that began taking root during a two-point loss to Prairie a couple weeks ago.
"We realized we could beat them and not just compete with them," said junior Melissa Williams, a 6-foot ball-handler who had seven points, six assists, and five steals.
Camas controlled the game much of the way, building a 29-22 halftime lead.
"We wanted it; we believed," Camas coach Kent Thomas said. "It was our mind set; it wasn't Xs and Os. They've always had the heart; it took all year to channel it."
Prairie rallied at the start of the second half, forging a 31-31 tie behind four quick baskets by 6-foot-2 freshman Emily Rowe, who finished with 19 points.
But Camas regained control behind the scoring of Smith — who finished with 17 points and 10 rebounds — and a defense that held Prairie to 33 percent shooting from the field. Aside from Rowe, the Falcons shot 22 percent from the field.
"Camas was more ready to play for some reason," Prairie coach Al Aldridge said. "They shot the ball better. We got good looks, we just didn't hit shots."
Holding a 51-43 lead with three minutes to play, Camas put the game away behind three long shots — two of them 3-pointers — from Kendra Preuninger.
"I've dreamed of beating Prairie since the first day I walked into high school," Preuninger said.
Considering that Preuninger is a freshman, that's not as long as some people could only dream of beating Prairie.
"It means everything," Thomas said, as his players were cutting down the nets at Hudson's Bay in honor of the district championship. "I mean, just look at them."
For both teams, Friday's game was a stepping stone on the path toward a possible state tournament berth. Camas earns the GSHL's No. 1 seed for the bi-district tournament, earning a home game for the first round on Feb. 27.. Prairie will begin the tournament on the road.
They will be joined by No. 3 seed Union in the 16-team field.
But Friday wasn't a time to look ahead or dream of the state tournament. Not when there was history to be made.
"We've always known Prairie is a powerhouse team," Williams said. "Oh my gosh, we just beat them. I can't believe it."


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Cy Young's Salary History
At various points in the book I have assigned specific annual salaries to Cy Young. In most cases the figures are guesses, derived from the often inconsistent sports columns of his day. The need to speculate arises from the fact that salary information was not public in Young's time. Baseball writers, to be sure, often spoke as if they knew the true figures. But on that subject John Clarkson provides us with a wise reminder: "When anybody talks about players' salaries he does not know what he is talking about." 1
Fortunately, we are not totally at sea. For three of Young's playing seasons, his annual contracts have survived. 2 The salary figures they provide are our three baseline numbers: $1,430 for the 1891 season, $4,000 for the 1906 season, and $4,000 again for the 1909 season. (The last of these three contracts was signed with the Boston Red Sox. Although Young was subsequently traded to the Cleveland Naps for the season, the new club was presumably obliged to pay him the sum that the old club had contracted for.) In order to fill in the figures for Young's other nineteen seasons we must rely on contemporary reports in the press and on inferences we can draw from them.
Let's begin at the beginning. Various reports put Young's compensation in 1890, when he came up to the Spiders toward the end of the season, at $75 a month—presumably $150 for the remainder of that year. 3
For 1891 we have the contract figure of $1,430. (That peculiar additional $30 was probably included as the club's way of absorbing the cost of Young's uniforms, an expense that was ordinarily passed on to the player in this era.) Young performed splendidly in 1891, and if a press account is accurate, the club rewarded his good work by agreeing to provide him "extra compensation" whenever he pitched out of his regular turn in the rotation. 4


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The Treasury Board is a governance body that supports the Treasury's Chief Executive and Executive Leadership Team in ensuring that its organisational strategy, capability and performance make the best possible contribution to the achievement of its goals.
The Board is an innovation in the New Zealand public service that aims to replicate the discipline provided by a private sector board as far as possible. It was established in 2010. Its current membership is as follows:
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New venues opened in San Diego, while others moved or closed
The big story in jazz in 2013 will be the Jan. 21 grand opening of San Francisco's SFJAZZ Center, a three-story, 35,000 square foot complex that may rival New York's Jazz at Lincoln Center as the nation's premier jazz venue.
The big story in jazz in 2012 in San Diego was the succession of jazz venues that opened, disappeared or were reborn at new locations, and annual events that moved forward or not at all.
The San Diego Thanksgiving Dixieland Jazz Festival celebrated its 33rd anniversary in Mission Valley, while the six-year-old Jazz 88 Ocean Beach Music & Art Festival was sadly dormant this year, due to an apparent lack of funding.
After five years, Dizzy's left downtown's San Diego Wine & Culinary Center, and — after staging shows at Little Italy's Back Room@98 Bottles and McCrea Music Company in La Mesa — is now ensconced in its new home in Pacific Beach. To its credit, The Back Room@98 Bottles is now hosting several jazz shows a month on its own.
Top trumpeter Gilbert Castellanos this fall began a Friday night piano trio series at the Westgate Hotel's Plaza Bar. One of the guests pianists was North Park's Geoffrey Keezer, who -- with singer Denise Donatelli --this month shared in his third Grammy Award nomination of the past three years.
In early December, the always in motion Castellanos moved his popular Wednesday night jam sessions from El Camino in Little Italy to North Park's new Seven Grand. The veteran trumpeter and band leader is now at work with San Diego Repertory Theater artistic director Sam Woodhouse and Culture Clash mainstay Ricardo Montoya on their "Federal Jazz Project" production, which debuts at the Rep in 2013.
Meanwhile, Fresh Sound — Bonnie Wright's cutting-edge improvisatory music series — was reborn at downtown's Space 4 Art, where she continues to showcase daring iconoclasts.
In the summer, a new series of mainstream and smooth-jazz concerts by national acts was launched in July at the Grand Del Mar.
Athenaeum jazz continues to thrive
Happily, the La Jolla Athenaeum's consistently superb jazz series stayed put for its 23rd consecutive season. So did the all-star Athenaeum Jazz at the Neurosciences Institute Auditorium series, although that stellar venue this fall morphed into the Scripps Research Institute Auditorium (and began charging hefty rental fees, unlike the Neurosciences Institute, which made the auditorium available free to the Athenaeum and all other nonprofit arts groups).
Under any venue name, Athenaeum jazz program director Daniel Atkinson continued to do what he has done for the past three decades, booking some of the finest established and rising stars in the international jazz world to perform here.
Downtown's Anthology, which opened with a flourish in 2007, featured some major jazz acts among its eclectic pop offerings this year. But the recent news that Anthology will be dark for at least the first week of January, a month for which the venue's web site does not list a single concert, was met with understandable disappointment and some concern.
Also this month, just a few blocks away, 4th & B abruptly closed. While the 1,500-capacity venue focused on rock, hip-hop and EDM in recent years, concertgoers here still fondly recall 4th & B concerts by Ray Charles, Joe Henderson, the Kansas City All-Star Band, John Scofield and other luminaries.
Lowe, Wofford & White all thrive
On a far brighter note, San Diego-based guitar legend Mundell Lowe celebrated his 90th birthday in April. The following month saw him perform four concerts (three here, one at UCLA) in a single week.
In August, San Diego piano great Mike Wofford received the San Diego Music Awards' Lifetime Achievement Award. The honor came months after this constantly vital keyboard colossus and the quintet he leads with his equally talented wife, flutist Holly Hofmann, released "Turn Signal," one of 2012's standout albums,


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Last night, my husband "drove me to drink" but, I know, that's NO EXCUSE ! I've been avoiding alcohol and have been doing very well with many alcohol-free days and an occasional drink some days. I'm 1/2 pound away from my short-term goal of 20 pounds lost which, I believe, has simply happened because of cutting back on the alcohol. I always ate a healthy diet. But last night, my husband was in a terrible mood from a couple nights of poor sleep, and "snapped" at me and "scolded" me when I really didn't do anything out of line. I felt he was being unfair and got a little teary-eyed. I asked our home-less friend to leave so that Johnny and I could talk. We had invited him to spend the night on our couch. Sorry - he'd have to go sleep in his tent in the woods. Don't worry - this is Florida and the weather is perfect right now. (High of 80 degrees in the afternoon and a low of 60 degrees at night). Well, then Johnny and I laid in bed and held hands and talked and he apologized for yelling at me, and everything was better but, unfortunately, I was really tempted to have a drink to calm down. I gave in. I drank a couple beers and played on the computer and then joined my husband back in bed. Now today, I'm not upset with HIM (he was just tired and cranky) but I am upset with MYSELF for giving in to the temptation to drink. I need to come up with something better to do when I'm upset instead of drinking. Prayer comes to mind. Next time I want to calm-down with alcohol, I'm going to try to remember to just PRAY until the urge passes. I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me . . . . .
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I know how you feel about caving in because of a fight. I usually go take a bubble bath and calm myself down. We have a running joke in my house that "the bubbles fix everything", from arguments to hangovers! I swear, drinking club soda out of a wine glass makes me feel better. Its all in my head and I don't mind it one bit!
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In short: My first race, made me want to do loads more (and definitely the same again!)Date of review: May 17, 2016
In short: Excellent location for my first half marathonDate of review: May 17, 2016
In short: Will do it againIn full: A great race, set a new personal best in great scenery of Chester to then running around fields. The closed off roads worked really well with plenty of water and support available throughout.Date of review: May 17, 2016
In short: 4th year taking part in this race. Would thoroughly recommendDate of review: May 17, 2016
In short: It was a great experience running through the beautiful city of Chester! In full: This was a brilliantly well thought out route,not just for the runners but the spectators also. I take my hat off to the organisers and all the volunteers. It was precision organisation at its finest. I will definitely recommend it. Date of review: May 17, 2016
In short: Great course, great support and superb organisation.Date of review: May 17, 2016
In short: Brilliant organisation. Excellent atmosphere. Great city. In full: All aspects were superbly organised. Atmosphere was amazing. So friendly and positive. There's a hard part through the country along lanes with high hedges and a nasty bridge to get over. Race Angels were a fab touch. Well done to all. Date of review: May 17, 2016
In short: Well organisedIn full: Nice course and well organised. Started in sub 1:40 and thought the race flowed very well through early stages. Course rolls very gently uphill for first half of race (including short incline just after start) which combined with mild headwind made it feel a little like hard work. After turn around at halfway course levelled out and with breeze behind and a more rural setting became quite enjoyable. Crowd support really good throughout especially shouting runners names (from number bib. Was half dreading final hill but it was only a quarter of a mile and not as tough as expected and support from this point to the line was tremendous.Date of review: May 17, 2016
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In short: Fabulous half marathon in amazing city. Great support. Excellent organisation. Loved it and highly recommend this half marathon.Date of review: May 17, 2016
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The United States Department of Defense (DoD) has developed a comprehensive strategy to combat corrosion throughout the armed forces. As resources directed toward corrosion prevention become increasingly constrained, acquisition-level management decisions, maintenance practices, and sustainment paradigms become critical to prolonging the life cycle of materiel. Corrosion control and prevention throughout the DoD costs the United States $22.5 billion each year. Consequently, DoD actively seeks new corrosion mitigation and prevention technologies, processes, products, and management systems for those who acquire and sustain military weapon systems and infrastructure.
As the U.S. DoD continues to develop vital corrosion prevention and control programs, it welcomes the expertise and support of its partners. The 2015 conference will mark the inaugural presence of the department's allied defense ministry partners--including the United Kingdom, Canada, France, Germany, New Zealand and Australia--whose participation will ensure the expansion of corrosion control efforts worldwide. The 2015 DoD - Allied Nations Technical Corrosion Conference will allow a meaningful exchange of corrosion control information between the U.S. DoD and its allied defense ministry partners, industry, academia, and government agencies so that all entities can collectively seek to reduce the negative impacts of corrosion on global readiness and safety.
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God, I wish this conversation between John Landis, David Cronenberg and John Carpenter, about the history, nature and culture of horror movies, could go forever. And all this back in 1982, a golden age for horror and a time when all three men were at the height of their considerable powers.Read More »
A Criterion Royal Flush! kicks off at Trailers from Hell, with John Landis introducing Bernardo Bertolucci's "The Last Emperor."Read More »
Hardboiled! concludes over at Trailers from Hell, with John Landis introducing 1975's "Dolemite," which he describes as "embarrassingly entertaining, 'Dolemite' is like a comic book version of a blaxploitation film."Read More »
The films of director John Landis are particularly suited to repetition—in both rewatchability for comedies like "Trading Places" or "The Blues Brothers" or horror like "An American Werewolf in London," but also in double-dip DVDs and Blu-rays from Universal every few years as well. Luckily, Landis ...Read More »
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I'm designer Rachel Shingleton and I've never met a color I didn't love. At Pencil Shavings Studio, I write about how to integrate color and style into the everyday, and I also design a line of paper goods, home decor, and tech goods for my shop. Picked as Better Homes & Garden's Editor's choice for top decor blog, I've also started to contribute to the Style Spotters on a regular basis to help you learn how to get the look you're wanting in your home.
Born and raised in Oklahoma City with an unfortunate haircut, I survived high school to attend Pepperdine University where I was introduced to graphic design. Before it was called blogging, I started my own site where I wrote about my daily life in California for all my family at home in OKC and quickly fell in love with the daily routine of writing and designing. After returning home to attend the University of Oklahoma's visual communications program, I proudly graduated in 2004 with a BFA in visual communications. During the summers, I studied with various programs in France including Parsons Paris, La Sorbonne, and the Paris American Academy. In 2005, Simon and I were married and I figured it was as good a time as any to launch my freelance studio. Baby Jude was born in 2007, and Pencil Shavings as it is today was born in 2008. In all my free time (HAAAA), I love dragging Simon and Jude to J.Crew to stalk the sale section.
Read more here about how Pencil Shavings got started.
PSS has been named one of Better Homes & Gardens' top 5 decorating blogs, and was featured in Design Mom's Living with Kids tours. Better Homes and Gardens also featured our home in an online tour in 2013. Named as one of TLC's 5 Can't miss Mom Style blogs, the shop was included in the Top 8 Etsy Shops About to Blow up by Complex. I've been thrilled to be interviewed at Smart Creative Women along with an inspiring group of creatives. You can also see features on several interior design DIYs, parties, and projects at Domaine, Apartment Therapy, Ohdeedoh, Sara's Party Perfect, and CafeMom.
In the four years of running the shop, my highlights include collaborating with national retailer The Limited on a special capsule collection of iPhone cases in summer of 2012 as well as a special line of lucite trays for Jess LC that fall. Late in 2012, Nordstrom released a selection of Pencil Shavings Studio designs for iPhone as well that coincided ever-so-fortuitously with the launch of the iPhone 5. Early adopters everywhere rejoiced.
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At Pencil Shavings Studio, we've happily partnered with The Land of Nod, The Limited, Jess LC, and other companies with great results. Historically we see a much greater ROI for creative partnerships that get beyond basic sidebar sponsorship or reviews. We're interested in creating something really fantastic and inspiring, and so are the businesses we partner with – beautiful images, jaw-dropping content, and a shared joy for creating beauty everywhere. The content of my posts or pins are all items, things, and experiences I genuinely like and will only work with affiliates that fit my aesthetic and brand.
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COLUMBIA, Mo. (AP) — Boone County officials have arrested a man who they say escaped from police after a high-speed chase over the weekend.
The Columbia Daily Tribune reports (http://bit.ly/VbUGLv ) the 23-year-old man was arrested Sunday morning at his house in Columbia.
The county sheriff's department says deputies attempted a traffic stop Saturday afternoon because of an outstanding warrant. They say the man led police on a high-speed chase. They say he abandoned his vehicle in a field before escaping arrest.
He is being held in the Boone County jail on $6,000 bond. Online jail records didn't indicate if charges have been filed.
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Back story: When I was pregnant with Siriana (my 1st child), I was like most of American society and saying, "I'm getting an epidural! I don't want to feel anything!" There's this girl Chelsey that was 4 months ahead of me in her pregnancy and was planning an all natural childbirth. I loved reading her blog. It was so inspirational to me. The day finally came and she had her baby. Her birth story was beautiful and it sounded so amazing. I would cry every time I read it. I wanted to experience something like that, but I didn't know if I was prepared enough. When my water broke with Siriana, I said I would see how long I could make it without an epidural. My contractions started 3 hours after my water broke. They were fine at first, but being in a hospital, I was stuck to a bed, laying on my back, so they could do all this monitoring. It started to become too much for me to handle. No matter how many times I said no to the epidural, I kept getting pressured into getting it. The nurse caught me at a vulnerable moment and said, "Quit trying to be a hero and just get the epidural!" I caved. Siriana's heart rate immediately started dropping. Once it came time to push, my whole left side was complete mush! Michael had to hold my leg up for me. After 10 minutes of not really knowing if I was pushing right or not, the doctor scared me into letting her vacuum suction Siriana out. My baby girl is here, she's beautiful, and she's healthy, but I knew that when I gave birth again, things would be different. Fast forward to being pregnant with baby #2. I was at home and my best friend, Nancy was here. We stumbled upon a documentary on Netflix called "The Business of Being Born." Wow! That changed my whole vision on the way birth should be. I went back and read Chelsey's birth story about her son, Elliot, and I decided right then and there that I was going to birth this child all natural and out of a hospital setting!
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Last night (3/19), I told Michael that when the time finally came, I was going to give birth to our son early in the morning. Little did I know, Jax agreed with me!
I had been having false labor for a week and I was so over it. I had a woe is me moment (again!) & cried while asking God to bring my baby to me IF he was healthy and ready to come out. I went to bed earlier than I usually do (around 8:30pm). I cuddled with Siriana until we both fell asleep. I think my body was trying to tell me something and I'm glad I listened. Sure enough, my contractions started at 2am this morning (3/20). They were instantly very strong & back to back. Michael woke up because he heard me moaning into the pillow. He asked what was up and I said, "I think I'm really in labor this time." The contractions were 45 seconds to a minute long and coming every 2 to 3 minutes. Sometimes shorter durations. After 45 minutes, I was certain that THIS was it. I quickly started to remember what contractions with Siriana felt like and wanted to laugh at myself for thinking I was in labor a week before. I decided to call the birth center & Michael got up to get our stuff ready. They told us to come in as soon as we could because it sounded like I was already in active labor. I called my mom & told her she had to get to our place asap because this baby was coming fast. Another contraction hit after I got off the phone & I had Michael squeeze my hips together. He humped my butt and it made me laugh while I was in the middle of a hard contraction. That man! I appreciated the good laugh though. After 20 or 25 minutes, my mom arrived to pick up Siriana. I took her out of her crib because she just woke up from the noise. I held my little lady during a few contractions while swaying my hips and it actually took my mind off of it. She was hugging me and rubbing my back. (I love that girl!) I walked her to the car, kissed her bye-bye and told her I'd see her later that day. I went back inside and grabbed my iPod, so I could listen to my hypnobabies (easy first stage) on the way there.
We got to the hospital around 4am. We had to go through the emergency entrance since it was after hours. The front clerk pointed to the emergency room until she looked down and saw my belly. She said, "Oh! Birth center or labor & delivery floor?" I was beyond answering questions at this point and my headphones were in my ears still, so she spoke to Michael. He ran outside to park the car and I stood there with my head down on the counter, moaning, swaying my hips, and saying "peeeeeeace." Michael walked through the door and we made our way to the elevators. We were greeted by the midwife once we got to the 4th floor. Another contraction hit, so Michael squeezed my hips together while I leaned into our midwife and said, "peeeeace." She showed us to our birthing suite. It was so quiet. I was the only person in labor. I loved how calm & peaceful the atmosphere was. Our room was perfect; very big & beautiful bed, huge amount of space to roam around, relaxing, and the lights were dim. The midwife checked me and I was dilated to 6cm already. Saweeeet! I asked if I could use the tub, so they started to fill up so I could labor in it. I sat on the birth ball while we waited... ehhhh didn't like it after a few contractions. I switched to center & took my headphones off because there was no way I could pay attention to what was being said in the hypnobabies scripts anymore. I kept telling everyone that I had to poop, but the midwife kept telling me, "No, it's just pressure from the babies head." (She was right) But, I still thought differently, so I went in the bathroom and that was seriously heaven! Michael and the midwife were both in the bathroom with me because I seriously did not want to move from that comfortable spot. I didn't want Michael in the bathroom because I was still convinced that I had to poop, lol. He kept laughing at me. I finally got to an I don't care frame of mind, once things started to pick up even more. The midwife left us alone and we just talked in between contractions while I sat my happy self on that heavenly toilet, lol. All of a sudden, I started having that urge to push and my body just took over. Pushing felt good & pushing through contractions while sitting on that toilet was a-maz-ing! I told Michael to tell the midwife I'm pushing! She heard my grunting, so just as I finished my sentence, she was already back in the room. I grabbed on to the back on Michael's neck and hung there over the toilet while my body pushed. She sat on the floor and flashed a light up my hoo-ha to see if the baby was descending more with every contraction. She informed me that I wasn't going to make it into the tub. I came out of the bathroom so I could move to bed. I had one leg up to get on the bed, but had to stop and bare down while holding on to the top of the bed post. I could feel him moving lower and lower. I finally made it onto the bed and leaned into a mountain of pillows. My body was pushing with every single contraction now. My water broke. Then, I leaned back in between Michael's legs and started pushing more. I moved where ever my body told me to go. I was making my way back to getting up and leaning against the pillows, but I only made it to Michael's lap before I was in another hard contraction and pushing again. Michael was so wonderful to me! He kept kissing me & saying all the right things. Telling me how much he loves me and how amazing I was doing. He kept reminding me that it was only pressure (hypnobabies script). Here's where it got really exciting & SUPER intense! His head was starting to make its way out. I laid there on Michael's lap moaning so loud. (Apparently, I wasn't as loud as I thought I was in my head. The midwives said they're used to women screaming.) I lifted my left leg up and started to push. I wasn't in pain, but the pressure was so freakin nuuuuuuuuuts! (Thank you, hypnobabies! Pain free!) Once Jaxson's head was starting to crown, my midwife told me that I needed to find my center and let my body ease his head out slowly so I didn't tear. It took everything in me to not want to push with all of my strength and just get him out, but I listened, found my center, and went completely limp. I would have a contraction, my body would push, and I could feel his head come out more. I would hold it there until the next contraction (that was intense!) and then slowly push it out a little bit more. My midwife told me to put my hand down there and feel his head. (Sweet, sweet Jesus, it's almost out!) I got excited and said, "omg, am I about to hold my baby?!" I didn't feel the ring of fire, but I felt my vag streeeeeetch and all that super intense pressure. I seriously thought my butt was going to explode, lol. Then his head popped out. Oooooh my GOD, it felt SO good, I thought his whole body came out! The rest of his body was a piece of cake. They had me turn around though so the midwife could move his hand from being by his face. They told me I only had one more big push! He slid out, I turned back around and leaned in between Michael's legs and they laid Jaxson on my chest! (NO STITCHES NEEDED) Hooray! I burst into tears and just kept saying, "I did it! I did it!" They waited for his cord to stop pulsing, so they could clamp it. Michael cut the cord, they cleaned us up and he nursed (like a champ!) for an hour before they took him to get measurements.
The emotions you feel after you push a baby out with no drugs, is so overwhelming and amazing! You instantly forget about everything that just happened prior to that and you're stuck in this euphoric moment. I never had that moment of feeling like I was dying or wanting to beg for epidural. I don't even remember when I hit transistion (going from 7cm - 10cm). I was VERY vocal. Crazy primal sounds were just coming out of me, lol (it helped me relax my body. and not tense up), and it probably sounded like I was in an immense amount of pain, but I wasn't. Thank you, God! And once again, thank you hypnobabies! The midwives, nurses, my doula, & Michael kept telling me how beautiful our son's birth was. He looks just like his big sister. I was so excited for her to meet him! Our family is complete now :)


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από General_Truffles 10 Μάρτιος 2003
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The breasts that are usually big
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από Liam 19 Μάρτιος 2005
The same as a peak/boid etc. It's an insult to make someone upset and you can't comeback to it. Usually used when someone has done something stupid like fallen over.
Lewis: "Haha you fell over that is Mountain for you"
από Anzio24 28 Νοέμβριος 2011
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He had a mountain of work after school.
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I was away up in the mountains for 11 years and my commissary was always right.
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MURFREESBORO, Tenn. -- The MTSU men's basketball team will test its mettle this week as it hits the road for the first time in Conference USA play.
The Blue Raiders (12-6, 2-1) visit a red-hot Tulsa squad tonight that is 8-9 overall, but 3-1 in C-USA and winners of four of its last five games. Tipoff is set for 8 p.m.
"They're the top scoring team in our league," said MTSU coach Kermit Davis. "They're averaging about 81 points in league play. They're a young team, but they've got great guards.
"We've got to really get back defensively, and we've got to find a way to slow them down.
"We played our first three conference games at home, and we've only got five left. So, it's time to get out on the road and see how we match up."
MTSU got a well-round offensive effort in last Saturday's 80-58 whipping over Texas-San Antonio. Senior Kerry Hammonds' 19 points led the Blue Raiders, and junior guard Marcus Tarrance netted 16 off the bench.
"That was big for Marcus," Davis said. "We really need him or Jaqawn Raymond to step up. With those two and Kerry, we've got to have at least two of the three playing at a high level. The big thing for Marcus was he got to the rim and got to the free-throw line."
Although it's early in the C-USA season, it looks to be a wide-open race. Old Dominion is the only unbeaten at 3-0, while Southern Miss, Louisiana Tech, Charlotte, UTEP and Tulsa are all 3-1. MTSU is 2-1, and four other teams are 2-2.
"It's going to be a great race," Davis said. "You can have a good week and play yourself right back into it, or you can have a bad one and kind of dig yourself a hole.
"Right now, UTEP and Old Dominion have some good road wins, which gives them an edge, but there are just a lot of quality basketball teams. That's what is going to make the league so fun to watch for the fans."
Following Thursday's road game at Tulsa, MTSU will travel to Denton, Texas, to face North Texas (10-8, 1-3) on Saturday.
"It can be a tough place to play," Davis said of North Texas. "They've have kind of a strange season. They went to Texas A&M and won by about 20, and then got swept the next week.
"They beat Marshall by about 15, and they've had a couple of tough, close losses, but they're a team that can really get rolling if you don't go out and defend."
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Thu, 26 May 2016
Before Semi-Rad.com, Brendan Leonard wrote a Short for The Dirtbag Diaries called Sixty Meters to Anywhere. He recently published a book with the same title, documenting his journey from handcuffs to hand-jams, from rural Iowa to the mountains of Colorado and from business casual to assignments for Climbing magazine. We returned from our sixth annual pilgrimage to the 5Point Film Festival with something a little different this year: a lightly edited version of the presentation Brendan gave to a packed house. See you there next year?
You can order your own copy of Sixty Meters to Anywhere, see the schedule for Brendan's 2016 book tour and find more of his writing at Semi-Rad.com.
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Fri, 13 May 2016
Looking west from Seattle, the skyline of Olympic National Park is defined by the notched peak of The Brothers. "I see it stuck in traffic. I see it from meeting rooms in downtown Seattle. I see it on my evening runs that I use to stay in shape for my days in the mountains. I've looked at that skyline and imagined the light, the wind and thought, 'I could be standing on that peak,' -- instead of dealing with 'this', whatever 'this' is," writes Fitz Cahall.
It can be easy to wallow in the constraints, responsibilities, and duties of life. It can be so damn easy to play the grass is greener game. When Fitz takes a spring Friday to go and climb The Brothers, he gets a chance to look back in the opposite direction and realizes that it's not about which side is greener. It can be as simple as going when you get a green light.
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Fri, 29 April 2016
"My new husband, Bix, consulted the map and asked if I thought we'd make it to Bowknot Bend that day. Lots of honeymooners probably have similar conversations, except for one small detail," writes Emma Walker. "Unlike those couples who coyly take their twos at the gas station down the street, my spouse of less than a week sat discussing the finer points of canoe rigging from his perch atop of the river toilet."
Today, Emma shares her take on the ingredients for an awesome relationship: honesty, openness, unconditional acceptance of ourselves and of each other--and a solid foundation of poop jokes.
You can find more of Emma's writing at: https://myalaskanodyssey.com/
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"You have to imagine that you're on the frozen Arctic Ocean. You're six miles from shore, you can't really tell where the ocean stops and the white shore begins. All you see is white--and this thing where they're dumping crap into the ocean to make this island," says Dan Ritzman. "And there, stuck in the ice, is a sign that says 'No Trespassing'."
It was 1999, the beginning of the climate movement. Oil companies had started to talk about green energy, but continued their dogged search for fossil fuel. At the time, Dan worked for Greenpeace, who was determined to expose that hypocrisy by any means necessary.
Today, we bring you the story of a Danish ex-special forces trainer, some very cold weather, some crooked State Troopers, a group of activists and the sometimes thin line between standing up for our wild places and adventuring in them.
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"The sky above you goes on forever, and the landscape appears as endless as the sky. The world is expansive and you are tiny. All of your problems shrink down to the head of a pin," writes Melina Coogan. "This is why places like this matter--places like Great Smoky National Park: they give us perspective."
Just months after Melina got married, she walked out of a doctor's office with a sobering health diagnosis. Today, for the second episode of our Mileposts series, we travel with her to Great Smoky National Park to see what perspective we can take home.
You can find more of Melina's writing at: http://www.thewildercoast.com
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Fri, 18 March 2016
Eric Johnson lives in Sturgis, South Dakota with his wife and three young daughters. He works as a high school English teacher. He's responsible--well, most of the time.
Half way into his thirties, Eric emptied his retirement account to buy a raft, despite the fact that he lives in a state without any navigable whitewater. Just over a year later, he found something too good to be true: a group of experienced guides advertising an open spot on a pre-season trip down Idaho's Main Salmon.
Today, we bring you the story of what happens when you ignore the red flags that pop up when something is actually too good to be true and of what it feels like to bob around in the bucket of someone else's bucket list.
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"I unclipped the hot belay device from my harness. I looked over at Conor, smiled and announced, 'This is the best part of my day so far'!" writes Jen Altschul. "For a moment, a smile of pure joy spread across his face--which, just as quickly, flipped into disappointment when he realized that I was talking about being back on the ground."
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Fri, 19 February 2016
"Sometimes, when I'm hiking somewhere near Moab and chatting with other people, I think about saying something like, 'You know what's great about this hike? In about 75-minutes, you can be at Milt's Stop & Eat'," says Brendan Leonard. "Milt's is a 19-mile drive from Delicate Arch in Arches National Park, it's 55-miles from Indian Creek and 75-miles to Canyonlands' towering red and white striped sandstone needles. I mean, when you think about it, it's kind of the nucleus of all that rad stuff."
In the first episode of our Mileposts series, we explore the national parks around Moab, Utah--and celebrate with a milkshake.
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Fri, 5 February 2016
"We started the trip without much of a purpose," writes Fil Corbitt. "We wanted to be pushed around. Wanted to find something we didn't know we were looking for. We wanted to take some small chance and see where we landed. And see which side was facing up."
But how do you find that kind of serendipity when you only have a week? Fil created a game. Each morning, he and his friend would wake up and roll a single dice. The rules? A one meant go north. 2 = east, 3 = south, 4 = west, 5 = stay put and 6 meant to cross the nearest state border. The only rule? No backtracking.
Today, we follow Fil as he and his friend Brian figuratively and literally roll the dice and see where they land. And which side is facing up.
This episode originally aired as a six-part series on Fil's awesome podcast, Van Sounds. We cut quite a bit of material to turn it into a single piece. You can listen to the full version of the Dice series as well as other awesome travel stories, like the Freight Train episode, at: http://vansounds.org/
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Fri, 22 January 2016
We got a call from Australia. M'Lynn's husband, Paul, passed away this past July. He left behind three pairs of polished hiking boots and a backpack packed for his dream hike: the 2,190-mile Appalachian Trail.
M'Lynn reached out to us. She had an idea for one final gift for her husband. "How good would it be," she asked, "for his boots to make the journey even if Paul could not?" We want to make it happen. Give a listen. We need your help.
Want to help? To learn more, click here.
Direct download: Pauls_Boots.mp3
Category:podcasts -- posted at: 11:51am PDT
Fri, 8 January 2016
"I followed my friend through the small, dark weight room in a crusty garage-like building left over from the station's army days and up a narrow, twisted staircase," Hilary Oliver remembers. "Behind the door at the top of those stairs hid a magical place."
Drudgery and boredom ruled most of Hilary's season at Antartica's McMurdo Station, but she also got an unlikely introduction--one that opened up a whole different world.
You can find more of Hilary's writing at thegription.com
Direct download: If_The_Shoe_Fits_2.mp3
Category:podcasts -- posted at: 9:00am PDT
Thu, 10 December 2015
God told Steve Wescott to walk from the Space Needle to Times Square, NYC, with a goat named LeeRoy, to raise $200,000 for an orphanage in Nairobi, Kenya. Or at least that's the elevator pitch. In truth, when Steve started out of Seattle in 2011, it had much less to do with God, and much more to do with running away from himself and the mistakes he had made as a Christian rock star and sex-and-love-aholic. You probably don't want to listen to this one with your kids.
To learn more about Steve's project and the orphanage, Uzima Outreach, visit: http://www.needle2square.com/
Direct download: Everybody_Loves_LeeRoy.mp3
Category:podcasts -- posted at: 9:00am PDT
Fri, 20 November 2015
"In the end, Iran's spirit took me completely and pleasantly by surprise," writes Greg Buzulencia. "The benevolence I received inspired me to approach every situation with a more open mind. Doing so opened up the world in a way I hadn't expected." Greg left for the Middle East with dreams of powder turns, but returned with the best gifts that travel can offer: new friends, shattered assumptions and a refreshed perspective on the world and the people in it.
Direct download: Powder_and_Hookah_Smoke.mp3
Category:podcasts -- posted at: 9:00am PDT
Fri, 30 October 2015
Phantasmal footsteps, strange silhouettes, inexplicable movements and unaccountable sounds. In our sixth annual Tales of Terror, Bix Firer, Lorraine Campbell and Kealan Sojack share three stories of 'What the *&@! was that'? A dream? Or an indication that, perhaps, we are not as alone in the woods as we like to think. Happy Halloween.
Direct download: Tales_of_Terror_Vol._6.mp3
Category:podcasts -- posted at: 10:30am PDT
Fri, 16 October 2015
"Our four seater plane touched down on a small gravel bar in the heart of the Brooks Range. We unloaded. The engine roared back to life, and the plane disappeared down valley into the blue-gray mountains. Then, the mosquitos came," writes Fitz Cahall. In May, Fitz received an email that contained a golden ticket--a float trip down the Kongakut River through the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. There was just one problem: the timeline collided with prior commitments to family and friends. How one email, one trip and one decision to say yes crystallized Fitz's commitment to responsibility and desire.
Direct download: Commit_Fully.mp3
Category:podcasts -- posted at: 9:00am PDT