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Diversions Expert Panel engages scientific community for second public meetingMay 1, 2014 | Posted by Delta Dispatches in 2012 Coastal Master Plan, Diversions, Meetings/Events, Mid-Barataria Sediment Diversion, Restoration Projects, Science
By Erin Greeson (National Audubon Society) and Alisha Renfro (National Wildlife Federation)
While there is no question that large-scale action is urgently needed to add address Louisiana's land loss crisis, some questions surround the scientific solutions necessary to address this challenge. As the state of Louisiana advances its Coastal Master Plan and the comprehensive set of restoration projects within it, experts have opened discussion to scientists and interested members of the public to provide information, share science and encourage dialogue.
This week in New Orleans, the Expert Panel on Diversion Planning and Implementation had their second meeting, which offered an opportunity to reconvene for updates and discussion on sediment diversions – one of the key tools in Louisiana's coastal restoration toolbox. In addition to addressing environmental concerns, the panel addressed social and economic questions about river diversions and the communities they will impact.
At the start of the meeting, Mr. King Milling, Chair of the Governor's Advisory Commission on Coastal Protection, Restoration and Conservation, delivered a powerful reminder of Louisiana's disappearing coast:
"Demise of this delta would be an environmental impact of international proportions: disaster for economy, culture, communities – all the things we do and live for in the delta. If we don't proceed urgently, we will lose the delta. Nothing will stop this damage if we don't proceed in an orderly fashion with large-scale, comprehensive solutions. This is not a time for debate. Our role is to address the issue of remarkable deterioration, and the state's diversion committee will be addressing issues and conflicts. Its position is to focus on the larger picture of how we can preserve as much as we can, and how can we create a system that will protect as much as we can."
The first day of the meeting was open to the public, and the agenda reflected many of the areas of focus that require follow-up from the panel's first meeting. Presentations from the Army Corps of Engineers, The Water Institute of the Gulf and Biedenharn Group focused on the Hydrodynamic Study, which is collecting data in the river and using models to represent conditions in the river as it is today, predicting what the river will be like in the future without diversion projects and how the construction and operation of diversion projects change the river compared to the future without the diversions. They also briefly discussed the Mississippi River Delta Management Study, expected to begin soon, which will focus on the basin-side effects of diversions and evaluate combinations of diversion projects that maximize the number of acres of wetlands built or sustained over time.
Presentations from David Lindquist from the state's Coastal Protection and Restoration Authority (CPRA) summarized the current state of knowledge on fisheries and wildlife response to existing freshwater diversions. Craig Colten, Ph.D. from the Water Institute of the Gulf highlighted the importance of considering the influences of restoration projects on communities.
A presentation from Micaela Coner and Bob Beduhn narrowed the discussion down to the engineering and design considerations of a single project – the Mid-Barataria Diversion. Ms. Coner, CPRA, discussed the Mid-Barataria sediment diversion project within the context of the 109 Coastal Master Plan projects. Speaking to the plan's theme of reconnecting the river with its estuaries, she described sediment diversions as the best opportunity to build, maintain and sustain land.
Dr. Robert Twilley, Louisiana State University, described how the river once built natural resource wealth: "Natural resource economies and the flooding of the river once coexisted. The wealth of fisheries, and the wealth of the river building wetlands, once coexisted. Today, there's a conflict. Historically, the river built land during big flood events. Nature had this figured out. We're forcing a conflict. There is a resolution to this."
During the closing portion of the meeting, attendees had opportunities to provide comments to the Expert Panel. Mississippi River Delta Restoration Coalition leaders were among the conversation.
David Muth of the National Wildlife Federation urged the panel to consider the historical context of the river in addressing site-specific questions about diversions: "We have glimpses from historical record about how productive this system once was. But for the past 300 years, we have been choking off that system."
John Lopez of the Lake Pontchartrain Basin Foundation described the coastal land loss crisis in powerful terms and underscored for a sense of urgency: "This house is on fire. Lives are at risk. We have a great scientific challenge, but we don't have time to delay."
More background on the Expert Panel:
During its first meeting in January, the Expert Panel was asked to focus on the topics of uncertainty – underlying natural variability and limitations in knowledge – they perceived surrounding the design and operation of major freshwater and sediment diversions. A report summarizing their findings and recommendations from that first meeting was released in February.
In this report the panel focused on identifying six areas that should be answered or considered as sediment diversions move further from idea into planning, engineering and design:
- Data collection is important for understanding the system as it is today and for evaluating performance of individual diversion projects.
- A controlled sediment diversion does not currently exist, but some information needed to understand the time scales and extent of land building that could be expected from a controlled sediment diversion can be gleaned from natural crevasses.
- The response of plant, fish and wildlife communities to the operation of sediment diversions should be incorporated into modeling of different scenarios, both capacity and operation, of a diversion.
- The potential social and economic influences of a diversion project need to be considered to minimize any potential negative impacts that can be foreseen.
- Planning and design of diversion projects need to be explored under present day and possible future conditions (e.g. sea level rise, changes in precipitation) to maximize project success in the very near and long-term future.
- Communications between planners and stakeholders to discuss the realities and limitations of any predictions is essential for project success.
National Fish and Wildlife Foundation Announces Nearly $68 Million for Louisiana Restoration ProjectsNovember 14, 2013 | Posted by Ryan Rastegar in 2012 Coastal Master Plan, Media Resources, Mid-Barataria Sediment Diversion, Restoration Projects
Erin Greeson, National Audubon Society, 503.913.8978, firstname.lastname@example.com
Emily Guidry Schatzel, National Wildlife Federation, 225.253.9781, email@example.com
Elizabeth Skree, Environmental Defense Fund, 202.553.2543, email@example.com
National Fish and Wildlife Foundation Announces Nearly $68 Million for Louisiana Restoration Projects
$40.4 million dedicated to Mid-Barataria Diversion, a critical project to comprehensive coastal restoration
(New Orleans, LA – November 14, 2013) Today, leading national and local conservation and restoration organizations – Environmental Defense Fund, National Audubon Society, National Wildlife Federation, Coalition to Restore Coastal Louisiana and the Lake Pontchartrain Basin Foundation – released the following joint statement:
"We applaud the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation (NFWF), in partnership with Louisiana's Coastal Protection and Restoration Authority, for dedicating $67.9 million to seven key barrier island and river diversion projects, including $40.4 million for the Mid-Barataria Diversion project. The Barataria Basin has one of the highest rates of land loss in the world, and this large-scale wetland restoration project is crucial to reversing that trend.
"The mid-sized Mid-Barataria sediment diversion is a key component of Louisiana's 2012 Comprehensive Master Plan for a Sustainable Coast. The master plan is a blueprint for restoring the Mississippi River Delta and Louisiana's coast and contains a suite of coastal restoration and protection projects. Our organizations support the full suite of restoration projects in that plan, of which the Mid-Barataria Diversion is a critical piece.
"Restoration of Louisiana's disappearing wetlands is important not only to Louisiana but to the entire nation. Louisiana's wetlands and waters provide one-third of the nation's seafood, are a stopover point for migratory birds traveling the Mississippi Flyway and provide critical wildlife habitat. Projects like the Mid-Barataria Diversion can help revive Louisiana's coastal wetlands – part of America's largest delta – to a productive, functioning state, which provides important ecological and economic opportunities for people and wildlife. We look forward to continued work with both the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation and the State of Louisiana to implement the Mid-Barataria sediment diversion on its current timeline of being ready for construction in 2015."
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Conservation Groups Respond to Mid-Barataria Sediment Diversion Environmental Impact Statement LaunchOctober 8, 2013 | Posted by Elizabeth Van Cleve in Media Resources, Mid-Barataria Sediment Diversion
CONTACTS: Erin Greeson, National Audubon Society, 503.913.8978, firstname.lastname@example.com
Emily Guidry Schatzel, National Wildlife Federation, 225.253.9781, email@example.com
Elizabeth Skree, Environmental Defense Fund, 202.553.2543, email@example.com
Conservation Groups Respond to Mid-Barataria Sediment Diversion Environmental Impact Statement Launch
Corps' intention to conduct EIS seen as crucial step forward
(New Orleans, LA – October 8, 2013) Today, a coalition of leading national and local conservation and restoration organizations – Environmental Defense Fund, National Audubon Society, National Wildlife Federation, Coalition to Restore Coastal Louisiana and the Lake Pontchartrain Basin Foundation– released the following joint statement:
"The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers announced in last Friday's Federal Register their intention to conduct an Environmental Impact Statement on the Mid-Barataria Sediment Diversion. The Mid-Barataria Sediment Diversion will be the first major controlled sediment diversion reconnecting the Mississippi River with its delta. It is a cornerstone of the state's master plan for sustaining our coast.
"The Mississippi River Delta Restoration Campaign believes that launching the Environmental Impact Statement is an important step forward for the project. Given the urgency of restoring and sustaining our coast, a thorough and rigorous Draft Environmental Impact Statement should be completed by fall of 2014, with final review and permits issued by spring of 2015. We look forward to collaborating with the Corps and its state and federal partners to achieve this exciting and crucial 2015 construction goal. Our coast can't wait. It's time to get together and get it done."
The Restore the Mississippi River Delta coalition is working to protect people, wildlife and jobs by reconnecting the river with its wetlands. As our region faces the crisis of threatening land loss, we offer science-based solutions through a comprehensive approach to restoration. Comprised of conservation, policy, science and outreach experts from Environmental Defense Fund, National Audubon Society, National Wildlife Federation, Coalition to Restore Coastal Louisiana and Lake Pontchartrain Basin Foundation, we are located in Houma, New Orleans and Baton Rouge, Louisiana; Washington, D.C.; and around the United States. See more at www.mississippiriverdelta.org.No Comments
Conservation Groups Issue Statement on New Timeline for Mid-Barataria Sediment DiversionSeptember 20, 2013 | Posted by Elizabeth Van Cleve in Media Resources, Mid-Barataria Sediment Diversion
CONTACTS: Erin Greeson, National Audubon Society, 503.913.8978, email@example.com
Emily Guidry Schatzel, National Wildlife Federation, 225.253.9781, email@example.com
Elizabeth Skree, Environmental Defense Fund, 202.553.2543, firstname.lastname@example.com
Conservation Groups Issue Statement on New Timeline for Mid-Barataria Sediment Diversion
(New Orleans, LA – September 20, 2013) Today, leading national and local conservation and restoration organizations – Environmental Defense Fund, National Audubon Society, National Wildlife Federation, Coalition to Restore Coastal Louisiana and the Lake Pontchartrain Basin Foundation – released the following joint statement:
"The Mississippi River Delta Restoration Campaign commends the Louisiana Coastal Protection and Restoration Authority (CPRA) for adopting an ambitious timeline for the Mid-Barataria Sediment Diversion. Announced at the Authority's monthly meeting in New Orleans on September 18, the state plans to complete environmental review, engineering and design documents, and permit applications and submit them to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers by Spring 2015. Construction could begin later that year.
"The Mid-Barataria Sediment Diversion is the first major controlled sediment diversion reconnecting the Mississippi River with its delta. It is a cornerstone of the state's master plan for sustaining our coast. CPRA's timeline matches the urgency of our coastal land loss crisis. Funding from BP oil spill settlements makes this schedule altogether feasible.
"We know that the Army Corps of Engineers and the other federal resource agencies consider this project to be a national ecosystem restoration priority and will do everything possible to work with the State to make this schedule a reality. We look forward to collaborating with the State and its federal partners to achieve this exciting and crucial 2015 construction goal. Our coast can't wait. It's time to get together and get it done."
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The Next 50 Years: Louisiana Coastal Area projects in the master planJuly 12, 2012 | Posted by Delta Dispatches in Coastal Master Plan series, Louisiana Coastal Area (LCA), Mid-Barataria Sediment Diversion, Mississippi River Gulf Outlet, Restoration Projects, Whites Ditch
This is the fourth post in our "The Next 50 Years" Coastal Master Plan series. Check back as we continue diving into the master plan and what it means for the people and environment of the Mississippi River Delta.
By Alisha A. Renfro, Ph.D., Staff Scientist, National Wildlife Federation
To formulate Louisiana's 2012 Coastal Master Plan, coastal authorities evaluated nearly 250 restoration projects that had been proposed in previous parish- and state-level restoration plans. This number was then narrowed down by setting a realistically achievable budget, modeling for future environmental conditions and understanding how the implementation of individual projects could help sustain or build land over the next 50 years. Projects included in the Louisiana Coastal Area (LCA) Comprehensive Study were among those considered for inclusion in the master plan, and many of these projects – or similar versions of them – were included in the 2012 Coastal Master Plan. By incorporating these projects in the long-term vision of restoration for coastal Louisiana, these projects will be better integrated with others in the master plan. Additionally, inclusion of these LCA projects shows the state's commitment to their construction and implementation.
The LCA Program was authorized through the 2007 Water Resources Development Act and includes 15 near-term critical restoration projects. As part of the LCA Program, the state of Louisiana and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers work together to plan and implement these 15 projects. To date, construction has not begun on any of these projects, and as they near the construction phase, the lack of federal funding in the immediate future threatens to delays them indefinitely. That is, until Congress passed the RESTORE Act in June. Signed into law just last week, the RESTORE Act will ensure that 80 percent of the Clean Water Act fines BP and other responsible parties will pay as a result of the 2010 gulf oil spill are dedicated to environmental restoration in the gulf states. In Louisiana, this money will be used to help fund the restoration projects outlined in the master plan.
Of the 15 LCA projects, nine were included in the 2012 Coastal Master Plan. But in many cases, the project selected and described in the master plan is a modified version of the original LCA project. This is a result of the analysis conducted in the planning process that indicated that modifications to the project would increase the land it built or maintained. However, it should be noted that the projects described in the master plan are still conceptual, as their exact size and location will be determined through further planning and design. Below is a list of the LCA projects and a brief description of the corresponding project included in the master plan.
The extensive analysis that went into formulating the master plan indicates that the capacity of several of the LCA sediment diversions may need to be scaled up in order to maximize the amount of land they can build and sustain. By including so many LCA projects in the plan, coastal authorities reaffirmed the importance of these critical projects to restoring the coastal Louisiana landscape. Moving away from smaller restoration projects toward larger ecosystem-scale projects will help restore the natural hydrology and mimic the processes that built the Mississippi River Delta, thus creating a more sustainable coastline for the people who call the region home.No Comments
Take action: Help protect Louisiana's coastMay 15, 2012 | Posted by Elizabeth Van Cleve in 2012 Coastal Master Plan, Army Corps of Engineers, BP Oil Disaster, Diversions, Mid-Barataria Sediment Diversion, Restoration Projects
By Elizabeth Skree, Environmental Defense Fund
The Myrtle Grove sediment diversion is a linchpin of Louisiana's groundbreaking plan to restore the coast and repair damage inflicted by the BP oil disaster. However, the State and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers are considering permits for the construction of a massive coal export terminal right next to this critical restoration project. Allowing these permits to proceed could stop the Myrtle Grove project in its tracks.
RAM Terminal, LLC has recently applied for permission to locate a coal export facility immediately adjacent to the location of the Myrtle Grove sediment diversion. The proposed facility will likely have a significant impact on the water and sediment flow in the river — and would therefore impact the Myrtle Grove sediment diversion's ability to restore the surrounding wetlands and marshes.
For a state that has lost nearly 2,000 square miles of wetlands and barrier islands, Myrtle Grove represents one of the best opportunities to build and sustain our coast. By harnessing the river's water and sediment, Myrtle Grove can sustain coastal communities and ecosystems for decades to come. Allowing the RAM coal export facility to proceed without demonstrating that it will not have a negative effect on Myrtle Grove would set a dangerous precedent. As the Coastal Master Plan moves through the State Legislature, Louisiana and the Army Corps must make restoration a top priority.
The public has been invited to comment on the project, but the deadline is close of business today!
Louisiana residents: Please take action and tell the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and State of Louisiana to demand proof that this coal export facility will not interfere with plans to restore our coast.
Environmental Defense Fund: Take Action: Put Louisiana's Coast over Big Coal
National Wildlife Federation: Defend Habitat Restoration for Brown Pelicans
Since the 1930s, Louisiana has lost almost 2,000 square miles of coastal wetlands and barrier islands. Not only are these vital for species such as the brown pelican, they provide critical hurricane protections for Louisiana's coastal residents. Louisiana's 2012 Coastal Master Plan estimates that restoration projects like the one at Myrtle Grove will create as many as 800 square miles of new healthy coastal habitats for pelicans and other wildlife over the next 50 years.
Take action and tell the State of Louisiana and U.S. Army Corps of Engineers that restoring the coast is a national priority and should not be blocked due to a new coal facility.


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While on a client site today, my colleague Mario (name withheld to protect the innocent), and I found an interesting problem with the CMS Rad Editor. It looks as though the Rad editor depends on the MCMS application and does not behave well when you deploy you CMS application to the root web site. If you do not include this application dir, the Rad editor dialogs do not work. Here is the workaround/hack/fix:
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Skip to comments.Video: Vikings throw late TD in blowout, Brooking goes after Favre
Posted on 01/18/2010 8:51:47 AM PST by OneVike
Did the Minnesota Vikings run up the score on the Dallas Cowboys in Sunday's NFC divisional playoff? Keith Brooking(notes) thinks so. A late Brett Favre(notes) touchdown pass infuriated the Dallas linebacker, who charged over to the Vikings' sideline to voice his displeasure. And in his postgame press conference he didn't back down.
The Vikings had held a comfortable 27-3 lead since the early part of the fourth quarter. Dallas looked completely deflated after going down 24 points and the team's subsequent play did nothing to dispel that notion. On the Cowboys' next two possessions the team went four-and-out, gaining a mere 14 yards on eight plays.
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We are coming for you Aints!
This was enough to make me rethink giving up Football after the playoffs.
Kicking a FG to take the easy points would have been running up the score. They gave the Cowboys a chance to keep them from scoring and they didn't get it done.
A team should be trying to score on every play, regardless of the score. If the lead is insurmountable, put in your backups to gain game experience.
I hate that "take a knee" crap.
Cowboys or Cowgirls?
I'm not sure what running up the score means, unless it means the cowboys were handed their arse on a platter. hehe It was a great game!
IMO, the touchdown pass was retaliation for trying to hurt Peterson.
If I don't like the score to be run up, I try to stop the defense. This is the pros. This isn't the Big 10, the best conference in college football (The SEC can talk to me when they play games in cold weather) vs Division 2.
The linebacker could have prevented the Vikings from running up the score by playing some defense. But, what should we expect from the "it's not my fault" mentality.
This is a far cry from the Vikings faking the kneeldown on the last play of the game and, instead, throwing the bomb, hoping to pad the final score.
I am hoping that Jerry Jones is upset about his team's embarrassing performance, too.
As a Green Bay Packers fan, though, I had rather hoped the dome would collapse during the game and take out both teams.
I heard it said best.
You don't want your butt kicked, play better.
The Dallas Crybaby Boys apparently believed their own hype!!
It's amazing how quickly Brooking went from pre-game tough guy to late game whining crybaby.
> As a Green Bay Packers fan, though, I had rather hoped the dome would collapse during the game and take out both teams.
I really shouldn't have laughed out loud at this but I did anyway :).
Actually, I like the Vikings, nice helmets and uniforms and that "cheerleader" Ragnar the Viking cracks me up.
But I loathe Dallas - I'm a 3rd generation lifelong Giants fan.
They gave them the ball practically in the red zone. The funny thing is, I bet there is a correlation between people who think the Vikes were "running up the score like mean people" and being politically to the left. Equalization, spreading the wealth and so on...
I like that pic. If I was a coach and some hot-head came down the sideline yelling, I'd want Jared Allen right next to me.
Yes. Is there a penalty for excessive celeration in professional football? Our high school team was penalized for excessive celebration after scoring to break a tie in the last minute of the game. They didn't call the touchdown back but gave a yardage penalty for the point after. PC is stoopid.
70,000 fans in Chicago, all screaming for Favre's head. He gets under center, camera zooms in for a closeup....
And Favre has a HUGE grin on his face. Sheer Bliss. Sez me, "This is why he came back. This is a guy doing exactly what he wants, right at this very second."
I climbed aboard the bandwagon, would love to see him go out with a win.
FWIW,He tossed a perfect strike into the endzone. Touchdown, Game goes to OT. (they later lost....)
call a WAHHHHmbulance.
It is NFL football — taking a knee is stupid! The Vikes sent a message they are in it to win which is how it should be when you play football.
It is a tough call who to root for but the Vikings win out every so slightly with having Adrian Peterson and Phill Loadholt from the Oklahoma Sooners although the Saints have Jamaal Brown and Garrett Hartley from the Sooners as well. It is hard to root against Hartley who my son had in his class he taught at OU.
Although seeing AD get a Super Bowl ring would be AWESOME so I am supporting the Vikes on Sunday. AD has a summer camp here in Norman for young kids. We see purple AD shirts in the stadium during game days ever since he went to the Vikings.
The Vikes have long been known for not having a killer instinct.
This is the playoffs.
They needed to do this.
"The Vikings Beat Us Real Bad"
Anyone want to guess why Brooking's nickname in Atlanta was "The Ten Yard Sheriff"?
I agree, and what about the mugging the Refs were allowing the girls to do to Harvin over the middle without throwing flags.
The pundits and even the Refs wanted the cowboys to win as far as I was concerned
All week long all I heard was how the boys were going to annihilate the Vikings.
Favre never beat them in the playoffs, that's what they said, the Vikings are not that good they said, the boys are going all the way they said.
Well, as Berman said, that's why they play the game.
Now they claim mthe Vikes do not have a chance against the Saints. Well the Vikes put New Orleans on notice, we are coming after you. And we can score with the best of them.
and Coach Chillydog is good pals with Andy Reid(Philly coach)...he's just returning a favor. What comes around goes around.
Just another overpaid thug with too many tatoos and stuck on steroid-stupid.
Was this an issue when the Cowboys did it to the Eagles two weeks in a row? A combined 58-14 score, that could be considered running it up, but you didn't see any Eagles running over to the Dallas sideline bitching.
Only crybabies come out when they get their asses handed to them instead of getting what they wanted.
I agree about the killer instinct. It's message sending time and the Vikes sent one to N.O.
Just for Percy Harvin alone, I'm rooting for the Vikes. Although we sure could have used him back in December against Bama.
Did not see any such concern about running up the score from the Cowboys when they were spanking the Eagles 2 weeks in a row.
Our defense just rocked.
No matter what happens in the future, this will be put away in my memory bank as one of my favorite experiences.
I don't know what next week will bring, but I say bring it on. Vikes vs Jets in the SuperBowl!!!!!!
This will live on as the year of the 4's! #4 turns 40. This is his 4th NFL team. He threw 4 touchdowns yesterday. And in three weeks #4 will be playing in SuperBowl 44!!!!!!!!!
Good to read you on the thread. Thought you were MIA yesterday on the NFL thread.
If the Cow babies could tackle, the outcome may have been different.
Romo is nomo next year in Dallas.
2 seconds! ;-)
Hey, come on. As a 66 YO life-long Packer fan, let's show a little class. We didn't make it. Time to roll up the sleeves and root for the division, and the league in the big one. I'd even be rooting for the Bears (then the Vikings, then the Lions) if they were still in contention and we weren't. This is only football, after all, and there's no reason to show bitterness. That's what Brookings was doing.
The Vikes also wanted to score since it was their last home game for the season. I don't think they try to score if they hosted next week's game.
So what? The only thing that would have made it better would be if the Cowpies were shut out completely.
As a former Cowboy QB put it, "If 'ifs' and 'buts' were candy and nuts, we'd all have a Merry Christmas."
How true.
Romo running the fumble and interception play didn't help.
I did like his fall down plays.
Has Jerry had security escort Wade out yet?
There is no crying in Football, unless you are a Dallas Cowboy(?)or their fans. STFU
I am crying for Gaines Adams(Buccaneers and Bears)and his family today! He was too young but God knows much more than I!
Rest in Peace Gaines Adams!
Just because Brooking quit, the Vikes have no obligation to do the same.
The Cowboys kept calling timeout, so they were at least going through the motions of what happens in a competitive football game.
He should donate his game check to charity.
We need annual reruns of the last three minutes of the "Heidi" game to remind everyone why you need to keep scoring.
My Saints (fan for over 25 years) are going to kick the living shit out of the Vikes.
We are finally healthy for the first time since the beginning of the season.
LOL. The former QB is a genius.
Screw the cry-baby Cowboys.
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Inspired by 15th episode of Roadkill: www.youtube.com/watch?v=z0ish5… But much edited, I hope.
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I still can't believe they made a (of all things) willy's jeep into a rat rod. Still it was awesome as is your drawing. Great work dude.
I don't like saying that something influeced my life - I try to resist - but this episode of Roadkill did it - it had shown me the greatest way of making rat-rods. (it was just one sweet exception)
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The first thing i thought was "man, this looks like the jeep on roadkill"
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You should send them a print of this
Heh. But I really don't know if they would like it However, they could buy one, off course.
I watched that episode! That thing looked fun!!!... and painful...
That is wicked awesome!!!
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Pěkná práce, taková typická Sketcherovina.
Už to asi není to, co bývalo - delší odmlky jsou znát.
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text: CHANGE IN RATINGS Continental Airlines ( CAL) downgraded at Goldman to Neutral from Buy based on limited upside, given premium valuation of shares, weak domestic environment, and high oil prices. 2007 estimates cut to $4.30 from $5.35 due to lower growth and pricier fuel. Price target lowered to $34 from $39. Freddie Mac ( FRE) upgraded at Friedman, Billings Ramsey from Market Perform to Outperform. $77 price target. Option-adjusted spreads are widening and higher conforming volumes should also lead to higher earnings growth. Hansen Natural ( HANS) upgraded at Goldman Sachs to Buy from Neutral based on accelerating growth in sales and earnings in the second half of 2007. See new products, expanded geographic reach and strengthened distribution platform benefiting the top line. Also potential for share buyback announcement in next week's Q1 filing. Price target raised to $52 from $46. Intel ( INTC) upgraded at Goldman Sachs to Buy from Neutral, based on increased confidence that rival AMD ( AMD) will move to an outsourced manufacturing model in 2008. See new business model allowing company to maintain sustainable product advantage over AMD, as well as less severe effects from capacity driven cyclical downturns. Price target raised to $28 from $22. Lubrizol ( LZ) downgraded at Keybanc to Hold. Not recommending that new positions in the company can be established at the current level. Decrease second quarter '07 estimates due to slight lowering of volume estimate and somewhat higher stock option expenses. Nationwide Financial ( NFS) upgraded at Citigroup to Buy. Growing confidence in management's ability to get operating at a level appropriate with the considerable potential afforded by its strong group retirement and good individual annuity operations. $70 price target. Pantry ( PTRY) upgraded at Jefferies to Buy rating from Hold. Price target jumps to $55 from $48 and 2008 EPS estimates rise to $3.30 from $3.27. Prev 0 of 2 Next