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Northwoodsers vote on DNR Proposals
Submitted: 04/08/2013
Story By Joe Dufek
- The annual DNR Spring Fish and Wildlife Meetings were held Monday night. A meeting in all 72 counties. In Oneida County, the meeting was at James Williams Middle School in Rhinelander.
Around 70 people were at the meeting...
One of the big issues up for debate and vote tonight - a proposed new rule which would allow motor trolling state-wide. Each angler would have up to three lines.
Supporters say the method allows more opportunities for anglers.
Opponents say the lakes are already under too much pressure. Also 3 fishing lines per person is too many.
"It's not so much a fish-harvest issue," says DNR fisheries biologist John Kubisiak. "We looked pretty hard at the data. We haven't found any major differences in fish caught per hour between trolling and other means."
One other fishing proposal of note - is the proposal of remaoving the Northern Bass early catch and release season.
Hunting proposals included one simplifing firearm regulations. Another would allow portable stands remaining on DNR owned and managed lands.
Results of the voting will released on the DNR Web site on Wednesday night.
We'll have more in this Wednesday night's "Northwoods Spotlight."
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First Lakeland Public Safety Day benefits Minocqua Police K9 program
Submitted: 08/27/2016
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- The Minocqua Police Department wants a new member of its police squad--specifically a police dog.
The department has been fundraising for a K9 for the past year or so.
On Saturday the Lakeland Area Public Task Force held Lakeland Area Public Safety day as a way to raise money.
Squad cars, ambulance trucks, fire trucks, and every type of rescue crew from both Oneida and Vilas counties showed off their gear.
"These guys came out to donate their time so that these kids could have fun, climb around in fire trucks, squad cars, and the DNR boats, everything, just to educate them a little bit and to have a good time," said Minocqua Police Officer Matt Tate.
Police dogs can cost thousands of dollars. Officer Tate said the department is getting close to its goal, but isn't quite there yet.
The event wasn't just to raise money. It was also about community and education.
"It's important that we do these fundraising events so people see not only where some of their tax dollars are going but also look, these are the resources we have so if you need us you can call," Tate said.
This was first year of the event. Tate said they plan to host it next year and the proceeds for that will go to a different organization.
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Horse riders brought together in Conover for long distance endurance ride
Submitted: 08/27/2016
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- Normally when you think of horse races, you think short sprints, but that wasn't the case in Conover on Saturday.
The Northern Highland Endurance Ride brought riders from all over the Northwoods together.
"Often you're out there alone and it's just you and your horse," said longtime rider and veterinarian Taryn Lindbeck.
She says riders and horses share a bond that's strengthened with each mile of long distance endurance riding.
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The Latest: Man, 46, charged in deaths of 2 Mississippi nuns
Submitted: 08/27/2016
- 1:30 p.m.
A former nun who knew one of the two nuns slain in Mississippi says she had always been interested in working with the "poorest of the poor."
Darlene Nicgorski said Saturday that she had recruited Sister Margaret Held to come to Holly Springs, Mississippi, to work as a social worker in a program there that ran schools and offered day care to help young mothers finish school.
Nicgorski said Held was "always interested in working with the marginalized, the underserved, the poorest of the poor."
Held and Sister Paula Merrill were found dead Thursday in their Mississippi home. A suspect was arrested late Friday and charged in their killings.
Nicgorski said the sisters' deaths just don't make sense. She said they would have given the suspect anything he needed.
The Kentucky-based order where one of two slain nuns belonged says the order is establishing a memorial fund to continue her work.
Diane Curtis, a spokeswoman for Sisters of Charity of Nazareth, said they have received messages from around the world from people asking how they can support them in this tragedy.
The fund will be established through the order's website at http://bit.ly/2bIAee8 .
She says it will be used to "continue the legacy of Sister Paula, to minister to the poor."
The order is also asking for prayers for all involved in the tragedy.
She says Merrill went to Kentucky from Aug. 17 until Monday to meet with others from Sisters of Charity.
Curtis called it a "beautiful visit."
11:55 a.m.
The clinic where two slain nuns worked says the man accused of killing them was not a patient there.
Dr. Elias Abboud, the physician who oversees the clinic, says he called the office manager after he saw there was an arrest made to check if Rodney Earl Sanders had been a patient at the clinic but he was not.
Sanders was arrested late Friday in the deaths of two nuns whose bodies were found Thursday. Sisters Paula Merrill and Margaret Held were both nurses who had spent about 30 years helping people in Mississippi.
Abboud says the community and the patients will miss them.
Father Greg Plata (PLATT-ah) of Greenwood, Mississippi, is sacramental minister at St. Thomas Catholic Church in Lexington, where the Sister Margaret Held and Sister Paula Merrill had led Bible study for years.
Plata said Saturday that he does not think people at the church knew 46-year-old Rodney Earl Sanders of Kosciusko, who has been charged with two counts of capital murder in the slayings of the nuns.
Sanders was arrested late Friday and is being held at an undisclosed location while he waits for an initial court appearance to be set. Mississippi Department of Public Safety spokesman Warren Strain said Saturday he does not know whether Sanders is represented by an attorney.
The bodies of Held and Merrill were found Thursday in their home in Durant, Mississippi.
11:30 a.m.
The order of one of the nuns killed in Mississippi has issued a statement that thanks the law enforcement officers who are working on the case.
The statement by the U.S. Province Leadership Team, School Sisters of St. Francis, says Sister Margaret Held belonged to their community.
The community offered its "deepest appreciation" to investigators and to "the hundreds of people and organizations who offered their prayers and words of support in the wake of the sisters' deaths."
The bodies of Held and Sister Paul Merrill of the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth were found Thursday in their Mississippi home. The women worked as nurse practitioners at a clinic for the poor. Rodney Earl Sanders, 46, of Kosciusko (cause-ee-EH-sko), Mississippi faces capital murder charges in their deaths.
10:40 a.m.
The nephew of a nun who was killed in Mississippi says he's thankful a suspect has been arrested so that no one else is at risk but that it does not bring closure to the grieving family.
David Merrill, speaking by telephone from Stoneham, Mass., says he heard about the arrest of Rodney Earl Sanders early Saturday morning.
He says the family is "thankful that he's off the streets," but the family still has to deal with the loss.
Sanders is accused of killing Sisters Paula Merrill and Margaret Held, whose bodies were found Thursday in their Mississippi home.
David Merrill says he agrees with the idea of forgiveness and trying to forgive the person who killed his aunt and her fellow nun. But he says he's "not as strong" as his aunt, and he's not sure if he's "capable of completely forgiving."
9:40 a.m.
Authorities in Mississippi don't anticipate any more arrests in the slayings of two nuns.
Forty-six-year-old Rodney Earl Sanders of Kosciusko (cause-ee-EH-sko), Mississippi, was charged late Friday with two counts of capital murder in the deaths of Sister Margaret Held and Sister Paula Merrill, both 68.
State Department of Public Safety spokesman Warren Strain tells The Associated Press that as of Saturday, "investigators believe Sanders acted alone."
Sanders is being held at an undisclosed jail and his initial court appearance has not been set. Strain says he doesn't know whether Sanders is represented by an attorney.
The bodies of Held and Merrill were discovered Thursday in their home in Durant, Mississippi, after they failed to show up for work at a clinic in nearby Lexington, where they were nurse practitioners.
1:15 a.m.
A spokeswoman for the Kentucky-based congregation where one of two murdered Mississippi nuns will be buried has expressed thanks to those working to solve the case.
Diane Curtis, director of communications for Sisters of Charity of Nazareth, based in Nazareth, Kentucky, tells The Associated Press in a statement early Saturday: "Our congregation expresses gratitude to all who have been working so hard on this investigation. At this time we continue to pray for everyone involved in this tragedy."
Forty-six-year-old Rodney Earl Sanders of Kosciusko, Mississippi, was charged Friday night with two counts of capital murder in the deaths of Sister Margaret Held and Sister Paula Merrill, both 68.
Their bodies were discovered Thursday after they failed to show up for work at a clinic in Lexington, Mississippi, about 10 miles from where they lived.
Held will be buried in Wisconsin and Merrill will be buried at her congregation's headquarters in Nazareth, Kentucky.
12:30 a.m.
Authorities say they have charged a 46-year-old man in connection with the deaths of two nuns who were killed in Mississippi.
Mississippi Department of Public Safety spokesman Warren Strain said in a statement Friday night that Rodney Earl Sanders of Kosciusko has been charged with two counts of capital murder in the deaths of Sister Margaret Held and Sister Paula Merrill, both 68.
Their bodies were discovered Thursday after they failed to show up for work at a clinic in Lexington, Mississippi, about 10 miles from where they lived.
Lt. Colonel Jimmy Jordan says "Sanders was developed as a person of interest early on in the investigation."
Sanders is being held in an undisclosed detention center awaiting his initial court appearance.
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Study finds elevated fish tumor levels in 3 Wisconsin rivers
Submitted: 08/27/2016
- Researchers have found elevated numbers of tumors in fish in the Milwaukee, Menomonee and Kinnickinnic rivers, suggesting that more cleanup efforts are needed to remove contaminants from the three Wisconsin waterways.
The study led by the U.S. Geological Survey found elevated skin and liver tumors in white suckers. It also found that some male white suckers sampled for the study had testicular tumors. The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports (http://bit.ly/2bsUOyk ) that finding was a surprise as those tumors had not often been found in other research projects involving polluted rivers targeted for cleanups.
The study, published in the Journal of Fish Diseases, says exact cause of the tumors isn't known. But previous research has suggested that exposure to certain chemicals called polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons can cause liver tumors in fish.
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Appeals court refuses to reconsider Wisconsin voter ID cases
Submitted: 08/27/2016
- A federal appeals court has refused to reconsider a pair of rulings affecting Wisconsin's voter ID law, meaning no more changes to the requirement are likely before the November election.
The 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on Friday unanimously declined to have a full panel of judges hear appeals of two recent rulings affecting the voter ID requirement and a host of other election-related laws. The U.S. Supreme Court would have to intervene for any changes to happen before the election Nov. 8.
The appeals court's upholding the earlier rulings means that Wisconsin voters will have to show an acceptable ID to vote, but those having trouble getting it can get a temporary ID from the Division of Motor Vehicles.
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Area's oldest course, Plum Lake Golf Club, maintains original course feel, community
Submitted: 08/26/2016
- Bill Carper lost count long ago of the number of rounds he's played at Plum Lake Golf Club in Sayner.
"It's well over a thousand," he said.
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Elderly woman due in court in death of a worker in a Lincoln County construction zone
Submitted: 08/26/2016
- An 85-year-old Antigo woman will be in court Friday for the first time in the death of a Lincoln County highway worker last summer..
According to online court records, Mary Robinson is expected to face a charge of Homicide by Negligent use of a Vehicle.
50-year-old Marcus Wydeven was killed July 14, 2015 when he was hit by a car while working on a road construction project.
Wydeven worked on Lincoln County roads for 20 years before being hit and killed.
The Lincoln County Sheriff's Office said Wydeven was flagging southbound traffic with a stop sign when Robinson of Antigo hit him and then rolled her car into a ditch.
Robinson is due in court Friday afternoon.
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2013 a record year for tourism spending in NC
Published: Thursday, May 8, 2014 at 4:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, May 7, 2014 at 6:33 p.m.
RALEIGH — The North Carolina tourism industry generated record visitor spending in 2013, Gov. Pat McCrory announced Wednesday in a news release. The $20.2 billion in domestic visitor spending represents a 4.1 percent increase over 2012.
"The growth of our tourism industry gives us a lot to celebrate," McCrory said in the release. "We attracted 52.5 million travelers from across the United States last year because of our great tourist destinations. The money they spent while visiting our mountains, beaches, cities and places in between directly supported nearly 200,000 jobs and more than 40,000 businesses. We can be proud that the quality of North Carolina's travel experiences makes us the sixth most-visited state in the nation."
McCrory, who proclaimed May 3-11, 2014 as Tourism Week in North Carolina, will discuss the new figures from the U.S. Travel Association at a news conference today.
Preliminary results from the study show that direct tourism employment grew 2.1 percent and that state tax receipts as a result of visitor spending rose 4 percent to top $1 billion, according to the release. Visitors spent more than $55 million per day in North Carolina last year and contributed more than $4.4 million per day in state and local tax revenues as a result of that spending.
Tourism Week in North Carolina is part of National Travel & Tourism Week, which also runs May 3-11. The state's nine Welcome Centers will host activities throughout the week.
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You can make a buck, but can you make a difference? 5 questions for Dean Kamen
DEKA Research & Development founder Dean Kamen tells MassDevice.com why the medical device industry is one of the most rewarding and most challenging to work in, and offers some advice for young companies.
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Vice President Joe Biden was scheduled to address the nation this afternoon about his meeting with NRA officials to discuss new gun control policies in this country—an initiative that President Obama asked him to oversee after last month's shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary. But before anyone could react, news broke of yet another school shooting. Fox News was practically mid-"Guns don't kill people; people kill people" when they cut away to break the news that a gunman at Taft High School in Kern County, California shot 2 people.
Meanwhile, both Headline News and CNN were covering Biden's press conference before news of the shooting broke.


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Famed suffragette may finally be honored in NH State House
DOVER — It is hard to believe that more than 150 years ago New Hampshire native Marilla Marks Ricker was fighting for women's rights when today, the Granite State's government is overflowing with female leaders.
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If you don't want to know that Colin Firth character dies in the next Bridget Jones story, then don't read this.
Fans are apparently very upset that Mark Darcy is dead and Bridget Jones will be a 51-year-old widowed mother of two in the next book.
Author Helen Fielding said in an interview with "Today" correspondent Jenna Bush Hager that telling actor Colin Firth his character had been killed off was "one of the strangest conversations I've ever had."
"I had to ask Colin if he was sitting down, if he had someone with him, and the way we were talking to each other was literally as if someone had died, but then we kept sort of laughing because they hadn't," Fielding said.
A clip of the interview was shown on Monday's show. The full conversation will air next week "if we don't die of sadness first," the show's co-host Savannah Guthrie said.
I don't know what any of this means.
An excerpt from "Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy" was published in Britain's Sunday Times magazine, revealing that Jones is now a widowed mother of two.
In the new book, Jones is now 51 -- but "35 if anyone asks" -- and dating again, five years after the passing of her husband Mark Darcy, who was not dead in the first two movies.
"Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy" will be released in the U.S. on Oct. 15.
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Official Southland Conference Release
FRISCO, Texas – Texas A&M – Corpus Christi sophomore Cecilia Gonzalez has been named the Women's Southland Conference Cross Country Athlete of the Week, the conference announced today.
"I think that speaks very highly of Cecy and her progress," head coach Shawn Flanagan said. "She is light-years ahead of where she was last year as a freshman. She is really running well and it bodes well for the future. Her hard work is paying off."
Gonzalez led the Islanders with a second-place finish at the Islander Splash in the women's 5k race on Friday. She clocked in with a time of 18:31, marking the best finish in her career. She finished four seconds short of Farah Madanay of Rice University.
The Corpus Christi, native led the Islanders to a runner-up team finish with 55 points, one spot behind Rice for the second week in a row, which took first with 29 points.
Gonzalez has made impressive strides in her two seasons. At the Splash she cut 25 seconds off her time and soared from fifth place to second in the last 800 meters of the race. Last season at the Splash, she finished in 14th place with a time of 18:56. At the Rice Invite, in the 4k, she clocked in a time of 14:53 to claim the 19th spot.
The runner-up finish helped the women's team hold the top spot in the Southland in the South Central Regional rankings at No. 7, behind No. 6 Rice.
This is Gonzalez's first Southland Conference weekly honor and the third for the Islanders this season. Kristine Burciaga and Patrick Kimeli have also garnered the honor.
On the men's side, freshman Angel Banda received honorable mention accolades for his second-place finish at the Islander Splash in the 8k. Banda led the men's team to their second consecutive Splash sweep and their first win of the season. The squad took four of the top 10 spots in the 8k race with Banda clinching the second-place slot with a time of 26:19.
The La Joya, Texas, native recorded his best finish of the season and finished eight seconds short of Mathew Kotut of Texas-Pan American, who finished as the top individual runner in the men's race.
The Islanders will travel to Austin, Texas, to compete in the University of Texas Rogue Runners Invite on Fri., Sept. 30, at 7:30 p.m.
For the latest information, follow Islanders Cross Country on Twitter (@IslandersTFXC) and Facebook (Texas A&M Corpus Christi Track & Field/Cross Country).
Men's Cross Country Athlete of the Week – Cole Reveal, UTSA
Honorable Mention: Angel Banda, Texas A&M - Corpus Christi.
Women's Cross Country Athlete of the Week – Cecilia Gonzalez, Texas A&M - Corpus Christi
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I've tryed everything to treat this. The pains seems centered in the hip socket. My hamstring on rhe same side is super tight. I stretch it and foam roll it and it never seems to change. I have tryed rest and anti-imflamatories without much success. I am currently running everyday now and it doesn't seem to make the condition worse, with the exception of intervals. My trainers seemed to make the situation worse. I pitched them in favor of running in shoes with minimal to no heel-toe drop. I've even delved into barefoot running. There is no pain running barefoot. I think the problem stems from a form issue. So I am onto something. If I could stand 24hrs a day I would probably be healed. Therein lies the problem... Sitting makes it sore. Between the desk at work and the nearly two hour round trip commute my hip stays irritated. Does this syptom help pinpoint the problem and/or suggest a treatment method??
Probably something core/pelvic. There are many explanations for that type of pain, but I'll stick with one that indicates the least invasive strategy. While there can be many causes, you have identified a common one, which is the common chair.
Back to the pain, a few intrapelvic, gluteal, adductor, and hip flexor muscles can produce pain felt as if in the hip joint itself. It can take many years to stress these structures and develop symptoms, but not necessarily very long to make the problem go away. First thing is to fix the chairs that are likely to be at the root of the problem. There may be no perfect way to sit, but finding a different way as soon as possible will probably help. There are a number of devices you can install in a car seat that change angles and provide support, and adjustments to length, height or angle to play with.
The tight hamstring would make sense if it is on the Right in an automatic, because everything is done with the right foot, which gets little rest in rush hour traffic. The Left would make more sense if you drive stick. Office chairs can be equal parts comfortable and destructive to your pelvic physiology. Limiting circulation via compression and lack of movement, they are often at the core of problems in your core. Your punishment for doing well in school and getting some place in the world, is to be doomed to a chair. See if you can get a new one or swap with somebody else. Also see if you can actually stand while using a computer, etc., except that part of the problem is staying still - not good, not natural.
Meanwhile, you can attack frozen Gluteals, Piriformis, etc. with a tennis ball against the wall. Rollers are mostly linear in shape. Even the knobby ones can't get into the Glutes as well as a tennis ball or other small rubber ball. Check to see if you experience more pain with one leg crossed over the other. Chances are you will, but either way, you want to avoid sitting with knees crossed. It Strains both the Piriformis and Adductor muscles, potentially radiating pain through the hip.
Intervals, particularly of high intensity, will enlist the Adductor muscles as auxilliary hip flexors. Slower stuff will probably pick more on the minor glutes as hip stabilizers. If it feels better standing, though, my money is more on the Adductors and intrapelvic, including the external femur rotator Piriformis.
Take a look at your car seat. It is common for the cushion on the door side of the drivers seat to be compressed and worn out. Place a small towel or cushion just under the left cheek to level the pelvis. Cars older than 6 years, SUV are particularly prone to having lopsided car seats.
Damien Howell PT, DPT, OCS
I had a similar problem several months ago (honestly not 100% gone yet). The pain in my case was mostly gluteal, and ran down the back of my hamstring. I could run and get up to 7 or 8 miles before it really bothered me. James' advice is excellent, particularly if you can isolate which muscles are involved. My problem was a poor chair at work and poor habits when sitting at home using my PC. I changed chairs at work and tried different settings and completely changed where I work and sit at home. Then I retired which got rid of the work side of the problem. All that plus targeting the area in the manner that James suggested eventually (98%) resolved the problem I never found the car seat to be specifically involved. I would get pain after driving for a while but it didn't matter which car I was driving.
Thanks for the replies! I wish it was as simple as swapping some chairs out. My car seat is in good shape and it doesn't seem to matter what I sit on frankly. Unless I shift all my weight to my left side while sitting, the right stiffens up and gets sore. Lenz description fits my situation. Gluteal pain that runs down the hamstring. But running long doesnt seem to aggravate it any worse. I will try massaging with a ball. The problem is I don't know what area to work. I have been digging around and I can't indentify the trouble spot. And crossing my legs is not uncomfortable... Maybe if I continue to stretch and hit it hard for a week with ibuprofin(which I've been hesitant to do) I can get it under control. This might have originated as a running injury but it's become apparent that not being able to sit comfortably is what's keeping it from healing now.
Google piriformis syndrome. That is most likely what it is, though other muscles can become involved. It does not cure easily but it can be done.
Hey lenslaw. I've suffered from piriformis syndrome before (on the left side instead). I don't recall it feeling quite the same but who's to say the symptoms would be identical in each circumstance... I remember a couple great stretches for it. I'll study up again and figure out a treatment regimin. Thanks for all the input guys!
I've been having a similar problem, and have narrowed it down to the TFL: it connects the IT band to the top of the pelvis, and hooks into the glutes as well. For me, it's triggered by interval training; but like you, I've found that sitting for an extended period then standing up is agony. Ice and Advil, deep tissue work with my chiropractor and acupuncturist, and some great stretches: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9AZHU_WEypI
Good luck!
I dealth with the same issue in my L hip for almost 3 weeks. I thought I broke something....ok exaggerated a bit.....first and foremost I would see an ortho MD to make sure its not something structurally wrong. second I would ICE it every night especially after a run. I even did HOT yoga to stretch it out at least once a week and I had a deep tissue massage done and that fixed it totally. It probably is a form issue, and maybe from running or aggravating it too many days in a row. Its difficult to dx or find the problem without sitting down and examining you. Hope that helps
You sound like me! :) Since running a half in October 2012, my right hip has been hurting. More on the side or rear but nonetheless, it hurts. I kept running and after another half in February 2013, not only was I in pain when I ran but also when I slept, sat at work; basically anytime. After months of trying to rest and then running a bit here and there, I self diagnosed myself...bursitis (inflammation of the bursa sac). Caused by IT band issues (which I've had in the past) and running on sloped streets (which I do). I also know that running in shoes that were too high in miles and not the right support also could have contributed to my hip issues.
Here are some articles that helped me figure out what I have:
- http://m.runnersworld.com/injury-prevention-recovery/inside-doctors-office-how-beat-hip-pain?cm_mmc=NL-TrainingExtra-_-1265878-_-04162013-_-How-to-Beat-Hip-Pain
- http://m.runnersworld.com/womens-running/the-owners-manual-for-the-female-runner?page=single
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I must admit that I'm a little lost with how to configure things, so I
hope someone can help me.
The main thing I want to do is to stream my home movies from my dual-core mac mini
to my PS3 over my wireless network. They are in .mts format and they are
in 720P.
I have everything working and my .mts files play, but they are very choppy (and they
eventually freeze and stop playing after about 1 minute). I've tried
to play with some of the settings on the Transcoding Settings screen (Common transcode
settings), but nothing seems to change.
I have maximum bandwidth set to 10 and my other settings are keyint = 25; vqmax=8; vqmin=3.
When the videos play, the status screen states that the container is mpegts, video is h264, and
the Transcoding buffer status is Empty.
The good news is mp3 files are streaming very nicely.
I have to say, this PS3 Media Server is a great app. Thanks in advance for any help.


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"Revolution" Ends, "TMNT/Batman:TAS" Begins in IDW's November 2016 Solicitations
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Greg McElhatton gives "Avengers Assemble" #10 4 stars, calling the continuation of the story by Kelly Sue DeConnick and Stefano Caselli "pleasant and rewarding surprise" and "a must-read superhero comic."
In "Amazing Spider-Man" #699, readers saw how Doctor Octopus ensnared Peter Parker in a particularly fiendish trap. We spoke with writer Dan Slott about setting the stage for their final confrontation in "Amazing" #700.
The black ops take on Marvel's biggest franchise gets a movie-esque makeover in Marvel NOW! and writer Nick Spencer explains what makes Hawkeye, Agent Coulson and the rest of the "Secret Avengers" tick.
John Mayo returns with his analysis of November's Marvel NOW! sales numbers, plus a look at DC Comics' New 52 performance from its 2011 launch through the latter portion of 2012.
Marvel Comics has released its solicitations for comics on sale in March, 2013, including the latest Marvel NOW! releases, the debut of "Age of Ultron," "Wolverine" #1 and much more!
In this week's X-Position, "Ultimate Comics X-Men" writer Brian Wood takes on all queries about the status of the remaining mutants in the Ultimate U and what's in store for the future.
Brian Michael Bendis discusses his next contribution to the Marvel NOW! X-Men mythology with a relaunch of "Uncanny X-Men" with art by Chris Bachalo following Cyclops' new mutant team.
November was a very good month for Marvel as the publisher's Marvel NOW! initiative had 8 of the top ten best-selling titles leading to overall sales domination while IDW's "My Little Pony" debuted at #15.
You might be familiar with Marvel's 25th Anniversary covers from 1986, but have you seen all of their 70th Anniversary covers from 2009? If not, CSBG has all the covers for you to see right now!
Writer Rick Remender discusses what's in store for the recently-assembled mashup team of X-Men and Avengers for the upcoming arc of "Uncanny Avengers," including the addition of new interior artist Daniel Acuna.
James Hunt gives "Hawkeye" #5 5 stars, saying Matt Fraction and Javier Pulido's conclusion to "The Tape" "manages to keep up a fast pace without seeming like a slight read."
ROBOT 6's J. Caleb Mozzocco reviews "Marvel Comics: The Untold Story," Sean Howe's prose retrospective on the comic book company, noting "the story of Marvel Comics is at least as exciting as any story in Marvel comics."
Every week, CSBG examines comic book stories & ideas that were abandoned and then explained away by other writers, including the latest addition, Iceman's short-lived loss of power after the events of "House of M!"
A new Japanese trailer for "Iron Man 3" centers on the destruction of Tony Stark's house, revealing additional footage of Gwyneth Paltrow as Pepper Potts and of the explosive attack. SPINOFF ONLINE has details.
Senior Editor Steve Wacker has taken over CBR's regular Friday column with Marvel Editorial and doubled up on fan questions including hints as to future guest stars in "Hawkeye," "Captain Marvel" team-ups and "Daredevil" comebacks.
Jonathan Hickman told CBR about both the clandestine Illuminati-style cast of "New Avengers" and the epic and explosive crises the cast of his "Avengers" series will confront.
Courtesy of Marvel, CBR brings you advance looks at new titles on sale next Wednesday including "Avengers Arena" #1, "Iron Man" #4, "Winter Soldier" #13, "Wolverine" #317 and more.
We spoke with "Hawkeye" writer Matt Fraction about his plans to donate his sales incentive bonuses from January's issue #7 to the Red Cross' Hurricane Sandy relief effort and how readers can help him meet that goal.
James Hunt gives "Amazing Spider-Man" #699 4 stars, saying creators Dan Slott and Humberto Ramos "advance the story and give readers a satisfying explanation" for the twist of the previous issue.
Kieron Gillen and Jamie McKelvie discuss their anticipated take on Marvel's teenaged team in "Young Avengers," featuring Loki, Miss America, Hulkling, Wiccan, Hawkeye and more.
Courtesy of Marvel, CBR presents an advance preview of Dennis Hopeless and Salvador Larroca's "Cable and X-Force" #3. Can Cable lead the team with his powers on the fritz? Find out January 9, 2013.
"Amazing Spider-Man" writer Dan Slott demonstrates his secret musical genius in a special CBR TV Slott-O-Tuned segment from New York Comic Con 2012.
With the release of Jonathan Hickman and Jerome Opeña's "Avengers" #1 this week, CBR wants to know which of Hickman's Avengers' roster additions (that we know about right now) are you most excited about?
Marvel Comics has provided CBR with exclusive previews of Matt Fraction and Mark Bagley's "Fantastic Four" #2 and "Amazing Spider-Man" #699.1, written by Dan Slott and Joe Keatinge!
"Avengers" writer Jonathan Hickman hosted a Q&A session on the CBR Forums, bringing revelatory and humorous answers to fan queries about his upcoming run on Earth's Mightiest Heroes.
Steve Ditko has written a series of essays discussing, among other things, Jack Kirby's take on Spider-Man before he was asked to come up with his own interpretation of Stan Lee's idea for a spider-based hero.
Brett White revisits Scott Lobdell and Chris Bachalo's "Generation X," a favorite from his childhood, and learned something other than fact that "chromium" can be used to describe a comic book cover.
CBR News spoke with "Astonishing X-Men" writer Marjorie Liu about her team's involvement in the upcoming "X-Termination" crossover with "X-Treme X-Men" and "Age of Apocalypse."
Writer Paul Cornell makes his return to Marvel alongside artist Alan Davis with "Wolverine." CBR spoke with the writer about his action-crime take on the series, plus an exclusive first look at Davis' first issue art.
Marvel Senior Editor Steve Wacker is headed to CBR this Friday for a fan-filled Q&A on everything from "Superior Spider-Man" to "Captain Marvel," and you can submit your questions NOW! on the CBR Message Boards.
"Wolverine and the X-Men" writer Jason Aaron joins X-POSITION this week for a look at the direction of the series following "AvX," the crossover potential with other Marvel NOW! titles and more.
Kelly Thompson gives Jonathan Hickman and Jerome Opena's "Avengers" #1 4 stars, calling the debut issue featuring Earth's Mightiest Heroes "a great start for both Marvel NOW! and for The Avengers in general."
The strange, shadowy critical hit from Marvel is getting reinvented by a new creative team as writer Sam Humphries explains his plans for "Uncanny X-Force" from mohawk Storm to outsider mutants to Bishop's return.
Over the weekend, "Avengers" writer Jonathan Hickman started up an open Q&A thread on the CBR Forums, and you can log in now with your own queries on the Marvel NOW! relaunch.
Marvel Comics has released a preview of "Iron Man" #5 by Kieron Gillen and Greg Land. Part of the Marvel NOW! relaunch, Iron Man pursues Extemis into space in an all-new suit of armor January 2.
With a much faster pace for Marvel events, Axel Alonso explains how lessons from "AvX" impacted "Age of Ultron" and how Marvel prepares to make solo books big. Plus, exclusive first color pages from "Superior Spider-Man."
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Area college basketball: Wofford preview capsule
Published: Friday, January 25, 2013 at 11:04 p.m.
Last Modified: Friday, January 25, 2013 at 11:04 p.m.
College of Charleston at Wofford
When: 7 p.m. Saturday
Where: Benjamin Johnson Arena
Records: College of Charleston (13-7, 5-3 Southern Conferece); Wofford (8-12, 2-5)
Radio: 910 AM, 105.7 FM
Top scorers: College of Charleston — Sr. G Andrew Lawrence (14.1 ppg.); So. G Anthony Stitt (10.9 ppg.); So. F/C Adjehi Baru (10.2 ppg, 8.9 rpg). Wofford — So. G Karl Cochran (16.1 ppg.); Fr. G Spencer Collins (11.9 ppg.); So. F Lee Skinner (11.0 ppg., 7.6 rpg.)
Notes: The Terriers broke a three-game losing streak Thursday with a 63-50 win at home against Furman. Collins (Easley High School) led the Terriers with 21 points. … Wofford had been 1-6 since the win on Dec. 22 at Xavier. … The Terriers' only win since that game was a 71-53 decision at home against Georgia Southern, which lost in overtime Thursday at Appalachian State to allow Wofford to move into a three-way tie (with GSU and Furman) for third place in the South Division. … Charleston, second place in the South Division, beat The Citadel (69-54) on Thursday to break a two-game losing skid on the road against Davidson and Georgia Southern. … Wofford and the College of Charleston are first and second, respectively, among SoCon teams in fewest points allowed per game. … Charleston is second in field goal percentage defense while Wofford is fourth. They are first and second, respectively, in 3-point percentage defense. ... Charleston is the best rebounding team in the league, leading on the defensive boards and ranked third on the offensive glass. … Charleston junior guard Nori Johnson is a Byrnes High School graduate who went to Fork Union Military Academy. He averaged 6.0 points per game last season for the Cougars and 4.4 this season with one start.
Next: Wofford plays Thursday at The Citadel before three straight home games, beginning Feb. 2 against Southern Conference favorite and South Division leader Davidson.
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Mills River, Etowah residents lose power
Published: Monday, July 21, 2014 at 6:21 p.m.
Last Modified: Monday, July 21, 2014 at 6:21 p.m.
According to Duke Energy, power was restored at about 7:10 p.m.
About 1,725 Duke Energy residents in Etowah and Mills River are without power this afternoon due to downed trees or branches. Power could be restored by 7 p.m.
For more information, visit Duke Energy's website at www.duke-energy.com/north-carolina/outages.asp.
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Migraine Center - Rogers, AR
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Type of Physician: Neurologist
What is a Neurologist? A certification by the Board of Psychiatry & Neurology; practitioners focus on the diagnosis and treatment of all categories of disease or impaired function of the brain, spinal cord, muscles and nervous system, as well as the blood vessels that relate to these structures. The neurologist is often the primary physician but also serves as a consultant to other physicians and may render all levels of care, including the continuing care of outpatients and/or inpatients. The neurologist will often perform and interpret tests that relate to the nervous system or muscles.
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Dimitry A. Fomin
Mercy Hospital-Aurora Emergency Room
2708 S Rife Medical Ln Ste 200
Rogers, AR 72758
(479) 338-3080
- 23 years experience
- 1 office location(s)
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David D. Brown
Mercy Hospital-Aurora Emergency Room
2708 S Rife Medical Ln Ste 200
Rogers, AR 72758
(479) 338-3080
- 11 years experience
- 1 office location(s)
- 4
Merideth K. Hanks
Mercy Hospital-Aurora Emergency Room
2708 S Rife Medical Ln Ste 200
Rogers, AR 72758
(479) 338-3080
- 1 office location(s)
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Ahmad Al-Khatib
Benton Neurocare
811 SE 28th St Ste 5
Bentonville, AR 72712
(479) 254-9761
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Steven L. Moon
Mediserve Walk-In Clinic
1794 E Joyce Blvd Ste 3
Fayetteville, AR 72703
(479) 442-4070
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Mediserve Walk-In Clinic
1794 E Joyce Blvd Ste 3
Fayetteville, AR 72703
(479) 442-4070
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Northwest Arkansas Neuroscience Institute
3336 N Futrall Dr
Fayetteville, AR 72703
(479) 463-3000
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Mediserve Walk-In Clinic
3344 N Futrall Dr
Fayetteville, AR 72703
(479) 521-8200
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Washington Regional Clinic For Senior Health
12 E Appleby Rd Ste 101
Fayetteville, AR 72703
(479) 463-4444
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Washington Regional Clinic For Senior Health
12 E Appleby Rd Ste 101
Fayetteville, AR 72703
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2710 Rife Medical Ln
Rogers, Arkansas 72758
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Rogers, Arkansas 72712
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609 W Maple Ave
Rogers, Arkansas 72764
(479) 751-571
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4301 Greathouse Springs Rd
Rogers, Arkansas 72741
(479) 684-300
- 5Vista Health
4253 N Crossover Rd
Rogers, Arkansas 72703
(479) 521-573
- 6Healthsouth Rehab Hospital
153 E Monte Painter Dr
Rogers, Arkansas 72703
(479) 444-220
- 7Washington Regional Medical Ctr
3215 N Northhills Blvd
Rogers, Arkansas 72703
(479) 713-100
- 8Veterans Healthcare Of Ozarks
1100 N College Ave
Rogers, Arkansas 72703
(479) 443-430
- 9Fayetteville City Hospital
221 S School Ave
Rogers, Arkansas 72701
(479) 442-510
- 10Ozarks Community Hospital
1101 Jackson St SW
Rogers, Arkansas 72736
(479) 787-529
- 11Eureka Springs Hospital
24 Norris St
Rogers, Arkansas 72632
(479) 253-740
- 12Siloam Springs Memorial Hosp
603 N Progress Ave
Rogers, Arkansas 72761
(479) 215-300
- 13Mercy Hospital Of Cassville
94 Main St
Rogers, Arkansas 65625
(417) 847-600
- 14Mercy Hospital-Berryville
214 Carter St
Rogers, Arkansas 72616
(870) 423-335
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AMC has just released the first official teaser promo for Breaking Bad's upcoming fifth season.
Being the did-that-really-just-happen kind of show that it is, the teaser doesn't offer many clues on what viewers can expect when Walter White and Jesse Pinkman return to small screens this summer, but what this promo lacks in new footage it more than makes up for in Bryan Cranston's smokey, sexy timbre.
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STANFORD -- Senior forward Joslyn Tinkle turned her final appearance at Maples Pavilion into a lifelong memory Tuesday night in leading top-seeded Stanford into the Sweet 16 with a 73-40 demolition of Michigan.
Tinkle made all five of her 3-point shots and ended with 21 points in an NCAA tournament second-round mismatch in front of a crowd of 4,717.
Stanford (33-2) reached its 20th Sweet 16 in school history and will join Bay Area rival Cal in Spokane this weekend for the regional semifinals. Stanford faces Georgia at 6:04 p.m. Saturday, and the second-seeded Bears play LSU afterward.
The Cardinal entered the tournament with the reputation as being a one-woman act named Chiney Ogwumike. Wolverines coach Kim Barnes Arico was so intent on stopping the Pac-12 player of the year that she kept two defenders draped over her the whole game.
But the Cardinal destroyed Michigan's 2-3 matchup zone that dared anyone but Ogwumike to bomb away. Tinkle and her teammates gladly obliged as Stanford set a season high by making 12 3-point shots.
"It can't just be the Chiney show every night," said Tinkle, who had six rebounds and three assists. "Everyone woke up and felt a sense of urgency."
Tinkle had plenty of company as Sara James and Bonnie Samuelson each made three from beyond the arc. Ogwumike added 12 points and 15 rebounds, and Amber Orrange had 11 points and six assists.
"It was a collective sigh of relief," Ogwumike said of her teammates' effort. "We're so unselfish almost to a fault."
It left Michigan (22-11) dazed from the get-go as the Cardinal raced to a 41-16 halftime lead.
But no question this was Tinkle's fond farewell. She is the only player who will graduate as the Cardinal expects everyone else to return next season.
"Everybody had that feeling this is our last game at Maples this season and Jos' last game ever, so let's kill it, and we did," said her roommate Mikaela Ruef, who had nine points and six rebounds.
It wasn't just the long-range shots that flustered Michigan. The Cardinal's stick-to-'em defense forced Michigan's Kate Thompson to miss her first 10 shots, including six from beyond the arc. Thompson, who entered the game as one of the country's best 3-point shooters, made her only basket with 2:42 left.
James anchored the defense with a tenacious effort against Thompson. No matter how many screens the Wolverines used, James got around them to remain in Thompson's hair.
"Kate faces that night in and night out," Wolverines guard Jenny Ryan said. "But we set screen after screen" and yet Thompson couldn't break free.
The rest of the Wolverines didn't fare much better as the team shot 29.2 percent. Eighth-seeded Michigan has never reached the Sweet 16, and it showed.
"You hate to say this, maybe inside we felt a little intimidated," Barnes Arico said.
As a result, Stanford extended its winning streak to 19 games, having last lost Jan. 13 to Cal.
Stanford heads to Spokane for a regional semifinal game for the third time since 2008, when it began its run of five consecutive Final Four appearances. The Cardinal is gunning for a record sixth consecutive trip this year.
If Tinkle and company can continue their play, Stanford might have a chance. Tinkle, a 6-foot-3 forward from Missoula, Mont., has had a breakout senior season, earning All-Pac-12 honors.
Stanford coach Tara VanDerveer reminded Tinkle before the game that Candice Wiggins and Rosalyn Gold-Onwude had masterful games in their final appearances at Maples.
"This is the tradition, if you're a senior, this is what we want from you," VanDerveer said.
Tinkle gave her a performance to remember.
Saturday's games
At Spokane, Wash.
Stanford (33-2) vs. Georgia (27-6), 6:04 p.m., ESPN
Cal (30-3) vs. LSU (22-11), after Stanford-Georgia, ESPN2
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Teens charged in rape case back in court April 21
Published: Wednesday, February 26, 2014 at 4:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Monday, February 24, 2014 at 6:54 p.m.
Recent court documents show that Tyler Scott Garren was 17 and James Matthew Bishop was 18 at the time this story was originally published.
The next day in court for four teenagers accused of raping a classmate at a party in 2012 has been set for April 21, but it will not mark the beginning of a trial in the case.
According to the court's calendar, April 21 will be an administrative session for Henderson County Superior Court, in which pretrial motions can be heard or trial dates can be set. No trial date was set during the defendants' last day in court in December, when a new defense attorney was assigned to the case.
Prosecutors David Adinolfi and Nancy Vecchia with the N.C. Department of Justice's Special Prosecutions Section took over the case in August.
James "Matt" Bishop, 17, Joseph Vincent Curto, 18, Tyler Scott Garren, 18, and Justin Wesley Ponder, 18, who were all minors at the time of the incident, were charged as adults with felony second-degree rape. The victim, who was 16 at the time, told investigators that three of the young men raped her while she was in and out of consciousness on a couch at Garren's home during a party Dec. 8.
The suspects told detectives that they had sex with the victim, but said it was consensual, according to warrants.
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Notice:If you have any questions or concerns regarding the procedures and requirements for exporting animals, animal products, or to obtain a zoosanitary certificate for an animal product, you should contact the VS Field Office covering the area from where the animal or product will be exported (or the area in which your office is located).
Animal Products to Switzerland
Switzerland is not a member state of the European Union (EU). However, Switzerland requires the same certificates as the European Union for most commodities. Prior to preparing to export, exporters should have their Swiss importers confirm with the pertinent Swiss authorities. For commodities where the importer verifies an EU certificate is required, please refer to the general information file for the European Union.
Language requirement for Certificates
Switzerland will accept English only certificates. They do not require English certificates to be bilingual.
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I am getting a error since today after reboot on my Ubuntu Intrepid Ibex machine when trying to run the PMS.sh file. See error below:
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[main] TRACE 00:27:16.980 Class not found: net.pms.newgui.update.AutoUpdateDialog
Header Chunk. Image width:256 height:256 depth:8 color type:6 compression type:0 filter type:0 interlace:0
at net.pms.util.KeyedComboBoxModel.fireListDataEvent(KeyedComboBoxModel.java:208)
at net.pms.util.KeyedComboBoxModel.setSelectedKey(KeyedComboBoxModel.java:249)
at net.pms.newgui.NetworkTab.build(NetworkTab.java:113)
at net.pms.newgui.LooksFrame.buildMain(LooksFrame.java:271)
at net.pms.newgui.LooksFrame.buildContent(LooksFrame.java:251)
at net.pms.newgui.LooksFrame.<init>(LooksFrame.java:181)
at net.pms.PMS.init(PMS.java:277)
at net.pms.PMS.get(PMS.java:867)
at net.pms.PMS.main(PMS.java:927)
It worked fine before but both 1.03 and 1.01 gave the same error. I was hoping the 1.03 would have helped but seems to be something else that is wrong. Any ideas?


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This is an excerpt from EERE Network News, a weekly electronic newsletter.
May 20, 2009
U.S. Wind Power Industry Marks Strong First-Quarter Growth
The U.S. wind power industry installed more than 2,800 megawatts (MW) of new generating capacity in the first quarter of 2009, according to the American Wind Energy Association (AWEA). The growth rate is strong compared to the overall growth of 8,358 MW in 2008, which averages out to roughly 2,100 MW per quarter, but the growth is relatively weak compared to the fourth quarter of 2008, when the industry installed a record 4,112 MW of wind capacity. New wind power projects were completed in 15 states, including the 400.3-MW first phase of the Fowler Ridge Wind Farm in Indiana, a project that earned Indiana the distinction as the state with the fastest growth in wind power capacity: a 75% increase in just one quarter. But looking ahead presents a less favorable view for the nation, as projects now under construction will only add another 3,400 MW of wind power capacity. Even if all those projects are completed this year, which is unlikely, the total installed capacity for 2009 would only reach 6,200 MW, a 26% drop from the record pace achieved in 2008. See the AWEA press release and report (PDF 197 KB), and for comparison, see the AWEA press release on the growth in 2008. Download Adobe Reader.
Despite the uncertain outlook, a number of companies are pressing ahead with efforts to build wind turbine manufacturing plants in the United States. In late March, Vestas held a ground-breaking ceremony for two new manufacturing facilities in Brighton, Colorado, that will manufacture wind turbine blades and nacelles (the bus-shaped housings at the top of the towers). Vestas is also building a tower factory in Pueblo, Colorado, and expects to employ 2,500 people in the state by the end of 2010. The company is also establishing a research center in Houston, Texas. In April, NextEra Energy Resources (formerly known as FPL Energy) announced plans to build a wind turbine service facility near Story City, Iowa. And finally, in early May, Siemens announced plans to build a factory for wind turbine nacelles in Hutchinson, Kansas. Construction begins in August for the facility, which will initially employ 400 people. See the press releases from Vestas (PDF 26 KB), NextEra Energy Resources, and Siemens.


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Lack of wisdom
Published: Sunday, May 26, 2013 at 4:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Friday, May 24, 2013 at 5:20 p.m.
To the editor: It is rare that a reporter captures the reason for the frustration felt throughout the nation as succinctly as staff writer Emily Weaver. In her May 10 article about the Hendersonville City Council requesting an increase in taxes and fees, she simply wrote:
The increases are needed to fund projects that have already started, city officials said. A work session will be held May 17 to crunch the numbers.
One has to ponder the wisdom of the City Council authorizing a project, starting the project and then having the audacity to schedule a work session to crunch the numbers so they can determine how much more money they need from us to finish the project. From Obamacare to local government, the problem is the same. They authorize the spending and force us to pay for their lack of wisdom.
For which one of you, when he wants to build a tower, does not first sit down and calculate the cost to see if he has enough to complete it? Lest perhaps, after he has laid the foundation, and is not able to finish it. Luke 14:28-29.
Its time for some real change, but I am rapidly losing hope.
Joseph Guy
A top priority
To the editor: Our schools are asking for money to buy new computers and digital devices for middle schools and high schools. This must be a top priority and requires funding assistance from the county.
In the future, effective teaching will require a growing use of computers and digitized learning programs. This is the only way we can effectively address the growing education demands with limited resources and qualified teachers.
Our young people will be saddled with unprecedented national debt, so lets do what we can to give them a chance to make it in an ever toughening competitive world market.
Clay Smith
I know nothing
To the editor: One of the favorite TV shows of my generation was Hogans Heroes. The storyline was based on a comedic portrayal of life in a German POW camp during World War II, and one of the main characters was a rotund German guard, Sgt. Schultz. While he actually knew everything that was occurring in the camp, when queried about goings-on by the commandant, Schultzs reply was always, I know nothing!
The current White House appears to be the Sgt. Schultz White House. Be it Operation Fast & Furious, the Solyndra bankruptcy, Benghazi, the IRS targeting conservatives or the Justice Department secretly obtaining Associated Press phone records, the White House claims to know nothing.
Just what is this White House responsible for? Why doesnt it know anything, and why does it always seem to blame underlings for potential scandals?
Another famous Democrat president, Harry Truman, is most likely rolling over in his grave. Harrys mantra was The Bucks Stops Here, not I Know Nothing. Harry was a president who accepted responsibility for his position as the worlds most powerful man.
Barry Coombs
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DANVILLE -- With the return of a popular display after a one-year hiatus, it's "All hail the mighty pumpkin (patch)!" at the 2012 Danville Fall Crafts Festival on Oct. 20 and 21.
More than 1,000 glass pumpkins, ranging from two inches in diameter to the massive 12-inchers made by exhibit coordinator Gigi Erickson, will fill carts and baskets in the colorful display.
"I'm trying to make it more unique," said Erickson, of Union City. "In years past, we've had them sitting on the ground, but I think it's too much to look at when they're spread all over. I'm clustering them so people can easily find the styles they like."
Her artist's eye, wizened from 22 years devoted to hand-sculpting hot glass creations and stained glass windows, has refined the arrangement, and she was the one to select the invited pumpkin artists.
"I invited people in the area I knew who have decent work. Everyone who makes pumpkins makes them differently," she said.
How different can they be? As it turns out, wildly different.
"Well, there's all shapes and colors and stem treatments," Erickson began. "And there's textures, technique -- a huge variety."
Prices begin at $25 for mini-kins, then climb the scale to $4,000 to 5,000 for the largest pumpkins made with the most expensive materials.
"The number of colors layered onto a sizable piece can boost the price," she said.
The cage mold method Erickson uses involves blowing through a tube, waiting for the hot blown glass to expand into the mold's voids, removing and inverting the pumpkin for shaping, establishing the neck and then creating a stem. Occasionally, she adds a decorative squash blossom flower.
It sounds simple, until she describes the pumpkin's 2,100-degree temperature and the 960-degree oven.
"It takes about 18 hours to cool," she said.
Because many glass artists develop their style beyond the simplest approach, there's also a mini-furnace improbably named "the glory hole." Used when rolling "frits" for added texturing (little pebbles of glass in different colors), or when creating from "color bark" (chunks of colored glass rods), Erickson says the glass "can rapidly be heated hotter so it's melty hot" in the mini-furnace's mix of oxygen and natural gas.
One thing Erickson can't explain is the public's fascination with glass pumpkins.
"Initially, I thought this (interest) would die out, but it hasn't. One woman came to me and said she has a collection of 300. It's a phenomenon I don't understand, but a lot of people love it. It's a fever that's caught on."
A glass pumpkin patch she started in Los Gatos raised $75,000 in two days at the inaugural event. Ten years later, in 2011, $150,000 was raised, with 10 percent of the proceeds going to Los Gatos High School.
"I like to benefit someone else," Erickson says. "This is a great year to help schools."
Ten percent of the Danville pumpkin patch proceeds will benefit San Ramon Valley High School.
Beyond the pumpkin patch, there will be no shortage of attractions at the Danville Fall Crafts Festival.
More than 200 artisans will offer ceramic, fiber, wood, leather, metal, photographic, painted and mixed-media creations. Following the annual Halloween Costume Parade on Oct. 20, kids and their parents can pump up their blood sugar levels by trick-or-treating along Hartz Avenue.
New to the festival will be a car show, made all the more pleasurable by the acoustics. Mary Spalding, of San Francisco's Steel Jam, and Laura Mallon, whose marimba ensemble makes wood sing and causes people to dance in the streets, will add musical appeal.
And no festival would be complete without food and drink. For adults, the Beverage Garden has wine and microbrews. Hungry festivalgoers of any age can indulge in everything from teriyaki chicken on a stick to kettle corn to frozen yogurt and sweet potato pies. Even dogs will not go away hungry, with Luckydogs Bakery's organic dog biscuits.
Admission and parking will be free.
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The University of Applied Sciences HTW Chur is small in size but still offers all the advantages of a University. Classes are of manageable size, where students can contribute actively and learn efficiently.
Chur has a history of human settlement reaching back over 5,000 years and is therefore the oldest city in Switzerland. With a population of approximately 35,000, it is also the capital of the holiday canton of Grisons. Chur is also the only Swiss city with its own summer and winter sports region called Brambruesch, which lies 1,100 to 2,176 meters above sea level. The local mountain Dreibuendenstein is reachable by gondola straight from the historical part of the city. Due to its favored location, Chur enjoys sunshine even when other Swiss cities are covered in fog.
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Campus Olten is centrally located within a few minutes walk of the railway station. It is spread over 5 buildings where teaching rooms, work stations, cafeterias, media centre and lockers are located. A shopping centre with restaurants, take-aways and a variety of shops is adjacent as is a sports hall.
Campus Olten is housed in modern buildings with a modern infrastructure. Many teaching rooms are fully cabled enabling students to log on with their laptops. There are also computer rooms and each class is allocated a cabled classroom with numerous work stations.
There is a cafeteria which offers snacks and warm meals at lunchtime at very reasonable prices. In the adjacent shopping centre there are restaurants and coffee shops as well as a take-away and supermarkets offering take-away food. The media centre has a broad reference section, also of English books, journals and other media. There are work stations and the centre is fully networked to all Swiss libraries.
Olten itself is a relatively small city on the major river Aare. Outside its medieval walls however, a modern city has grown which is especially popular as a major conference centre. This is due to Olten being the node of the Swiss railways: the cities of Zürich, Berne, Basel and Lucerne are all within half an hour's train journey and connections are frequent. As it has such a large catchment area, a full infrastructure is available. There are numerous sport facilities (athletics stadium, ice-rink, large swimming pool, airfield etc) and even "exotic" sports are available (beach-volleyball, hang-gliding, baseball etc).Access to the even larger number of events and facilities in the cities of Zürich, Berne, Basel or Lucerne are easily within reach by train and a network of night-buses between these centers ensures lectures can still be attended the next day.
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The BUAS sites are located in the heart of Switzerland, in the idyllic canton of Bern. Because of its location, this canton fulfills an essential bridging function between the German-speaking and French-speaking areas of the country. The canton of Bern
is consequently bilingual and brings together different cultures. The canton can be divided into three geographical areas: the wooded hills of the Bernese Jura, the open plateau with its magnificent lakes and the majestic mountains of the Bernese Oberland. The canton of Bern is an area of fascinating contrasts: between town and country, cultivated and natural landscape, and traditional and modern. The thoughtful bear is Bern's heraldic animal. A certain down-to-earth approach, serenity and reliability are recognized as typically Bernese attributes.
Nowhere is very far from anywhere else in Switzerland, and the public transport network is very well designed. The cities of Basel, Zurich, Lucerne and Lausanne can all be reached from Bern in an hour or so. Ski resorts are less than two hours away, as are the borders with Germany, France and Italy.
Located in the heart of Switzerland, Bern University of Applied Sciences (BUAS) is a particularly attractive place for foreign students. It is unique in Switzerland not only for some of its bachelor's and master's courses, but also for the opportunity of multilingual study that it offers.
The Bern University of Applied Sciences (BUAS) is situated in the canton of Bern which hosts the Swiss capital of the same name. The BUAS comprises six departments in various locations in and near Bern. Over 6000 students are enrolled in 28 bachelor degree programs, 19 master degree programs and a variety of executive master, diploma and certificate of advanced studies programs as well as seminars.
Bern, The 800-year old city of Bern is both the cantonal and the Swiss national capital. It is the country's political centre and the Old Town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. With around 130,000 inhabitants, it is a manageable size. Its many green spaces and the River Aare, which is popular for swimming in the summer, make for a high quality of life. A great variety of cultural, sport and leisure facilities ensure that there is always plenty to do.
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Lucerne, Switzerland
Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts (German: Hochschule Luzern), is one of seven publicly funded Universities of Applied Sciences (UAS) in Switzerland that were founded on January 1, 1997. At that time, the Hochschule Luzern bore the name University of Applied Sciences of Central Switzerland (German: Fachhochschule Zentralschweiz) and only changed to the current name over ten years later, on October 15, 2007.
Today, five departments or schools make up the Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts, comprising different campuses located in, or close to, the city of Lucerne. Despite its recent foundation, the Hochschule Luzern can look back on a long history, as it resulted from the merger and further development of several former advanced technical schools. The Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts is a powerful driver of business and cultural life in Central Switzerland. Innovative curricula and a state-of-the art infrastructure are geared to the needs of our students and their future employers. Research and close co-operation with industry, business, and cultural institutions at a local, national and international level, are part of our success.
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The city of Basel is home to the oldest university in Switzerland. Founded upon the initiative of local citizens in 1460, the University of Basel is a modern and attractive centre of teaching, learning, and research situated in the heart of the historic old town. The University of Basel has been self-managed since 1996 whilst remaining under the jurisdiction of the Cantons of Basel-Stadt and Basel-Landschaft. It provides committed individuals from all over the world with a strong academic community and an inspiring work environment. It is home to 3'500 staff. Its annual budget is approximately 500 million Swiss francs, of which one fourth each is borne by the two sponsoring cantons. The remaining costs are covered through federal contributions, third-party funding, other cantons, and tuition fees.
The University of Basel has full university status. It offers degree programs across the arts and sciences, ranging from Archaeology to Zoology. One of our distinctive strengths is the focus on «Culture» and «Life Sciences. Comprising 9'000 undergraduate and 2'000 postgraduate and doctoral students, the University of Basel is comparatively small by European standards. The 320 professors and 1'300 academic staff are dedicated to advancing knowledge and fostering independent thinking and socially responsible action. The mission is to accomplish first-class research, teaching, and public service. The University of Basel ranks among the world's one hundred best universities and boast a top-ten place among German-speaking universities.
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Tahoe is having a slow start for snow but the resorts are open people are out getting their legs in shape. Mean while the wind events that have hit California have been kicking up the waves on Tahoe again. We got surf the West Shore with the North winds. Here are a few shots from the past surf sessions.
Tahoe resorts are open but the wind keeps making WAVES!
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Cytheran wrote:Noooo.. not Hector!
Can you give me a little back story?
Silverdream wrote:Cytheran wrote:Noooo.. not Hector!
Can you give me a little back story?
Admiral Byron DeSilva used Saiyan like powers to destroy an enemy army before being teleported to a Silvadream's ship in my last forum battle.
http://www.brikwars.com/forums/viewtopi ... 20&t=10090
Silvadream and Byron have a weird relationship. A Silvadream gave Byron an anal disruptor, which is a powerful gun that causes massive booty bothered in exchange for nothing.
There are quite possibly thousands of Silvadreams in the brikverse. Each Silvadream having their own personal factory/ship in which they create weaponry and robotic weapons, and even other Silvadreams.
No one knows who created the first Silvadream, but many chaos theorists speculate that there was a Silva genesis in the G.R. 2008.
Silverdream wrote:I think if anyone made an asterios army it would be very boring.
Plus, we have Warhead sphincters to counter the pedonuker anoraks and the Silvadream noobs.
GeneralOfDeath wrote:Oh my gosh, a minifig with a sense of honor!
Zupponn wrote:GeneralOfDeath wrote:Oh my gosh, a minifig with a sense of honor!
I like to think that he's just too lazy to put forth the effort to kill him.
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|Fresh shrimp dipped in a batter, then in a seasoned flour, and fried to a golden, crispy crunch.
Batter Fried ShrimpFried shrimp is a Deep South favorite, no real surprises there. Batter fried shrimp is just another delicious alternative from classic southern fried shrimp that we enjoy in this area.
I use my freezer a lot. Not only to put up fresh tomatoes, blobs of tomato paste and fresh citrus juices, and fresh sauces, veggies, basil pesto, rolled dumplings, precooked chicken, and homemade stock, and really ... just about anything that can be frozen, but especially leftovers. Course there comes a time when the freezer starts getting so full, I have to start working through some of it, so I've been trying to do that here recently.
As much as I would love to hold on to my fresh Gulf shrimp, it won't last forever, so I decided to take a few of the larger ones we had frozen, butterfly them and deep fry them. For the most part, when I make fried shrimp, I usually use medium sized shrimp and simply devein them and toss them in a seasoned flour, and reserve the larger ones for stuffing or grilling, but sometimes I'll leave the tip of the tail intact, butterfly them and do this batter fried shrimp.
Mise en place - you've certainly heard that here before. Well, it is an especially important practice when frying shrimp. They fry super fast, especially with a deep fryer, so you'll want to have the rest of the meal going. Prepare the shrimp by cleaning, deveining them and butterflying them first. I decided to serve the shrimp with a nice mixed garden salad, so I made those plates up even before starting to bread the shrimp. A side of black eyed peas with jalapeno, were jazzed up with some sauteed onion and bacon and started on the stovetop. With the fryer heating, I was ready to start the process of breading the shrimp.
I like to set up a dipping station with everything lined up - the shrimp, the batter, the seasoned flour and a plate to place the shrimp on. I'm right handed, so I reserve my left hand for dipping in the batter, and use my right hand for tossing in the flour and plating. That way you keep your fingers a bit cleaner and you don't mess up the seasoned flour as bad.
Next, get the batter and flour mixed up. Dip the shrimp in the batter and allow it to drain well before adding it to the seasoned flour. If you don't let the batter drip off, you'll lump up your seasoned flour and that'll affect the final product - which is a kinda good thing if you're doing strips of chicken but that's for a later post!
Roll the shrimp in the seasoned flour and then arrange them in a single layer on a plate. From here you'll careful transfer them into the basket of a preheated 350 degree deep fryer. Take care not to overcrowd them!
In just a couple minutes, you'll have nicely butterflied, golden, deep fried shrimp!
Recipe: Batter Fried Shrimp©From the Kitchen of Deep South Dish
Prep time: 15 min |Cook time: 15 min | Yield: About 2 to 4 servings
- 1 pound of medium to large shrimp, cleaned, deveined and butterflied, leaving tail tip intact if possible
- 1 large egg
- 1/2 cup of milk
- 1-1/2 cups of self rising flour, divided
- 2 tablespoons of butter, melted
- Large pinch of kosher salt
- 6 turns of a pepper mill
- 1/4 to 1/2 teaspoon of Cajun seasoning (like Slap Ya Mama), or to taste, optional
- 1/2 teaspoon of Old Bay seasoning
- Deep fryer with fresh vegetable or canola oil
Clean, devein and butterfly the shrimp, leaving the very tail tip intact. Preheat the deep fryer to 350 degrees.
Beat the egg and milk together, add 1/2 cup of the flour and the melted butter; stir well to blend. Mix the remaining cup of flour with the salt, pepper, Cajun seasoning and Old Bay. Dip the shrimp into the batter, then hold it up over the bowl, allowing it to drain well. If you go straight into the flour, your flour will get clumpy from the batter. Roll in the seasoned flour. Drop shrimp carefully into hot oil and fry until golden brown, taking care not to overcrowd.
Serve with cocktail sauce, comeback sauce, white remoulade, or a spicy mustard sauce, if desired.
Beer Battered Shrimp: Omit the milk and substitute beer.
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Please bare with my as I am very new to PSM media server and have only started using it yesterday with very mild success.
Objective: to be able to stream various video content files in various formats to the Sony ES DLNA capable receiver.
My Set Up:
Net gear router with all devices hardwired. In exception to the tv. This should not mater as the data network is between the receiver and computer and not the tv.
STR-DA3600ES receiver (hardwired)
Workstation PC w/ Windows 7x64 6gb (hardwired)
Whats occurring:
I am able to stream a regular dvd quality file, about 700mb. The server will start buffering and the receiver via HDMI to the tv will say loading. About 15 -30 seconds later the dvd will start to play with very stuttering audio. Anything that is 720p or 1080p will buffer but not play. Will see loading and then a stop in stead of a green play sign.
What i Have done:
*set unrestricted bandwidth in PMS
*set http V2
*force default rendering
*set trans coding buffer to max 600mb
*set 6 channel audio
*use lpcm
*Keep AC-3 Track
*even tried low quality on mpeg2
These are the formats the receiver can accept according to the manual
Video MPEG-2
defined in DLNA
guidelines 1.0
Maximum Resolution:
720 × 480
Maximum System
Bitrate: 10.08 Mbps
Maximum Bitrate*
CBR: 9.80 Mbps/VBR:
9.80 Mbps
* Bitrate is mixed with
MPEG-1 Layer 1/2/3,
PCM, or AC3 audio
defined in DLNA
guidelines 1.0
Maximum Resolution:
720 × 576
Maximum System
Bitrate: 10.08 Mbps
Maximum Bitrate*
CBR: 9.80 Mbps/VBR:
9.80 Mbps
* Bitrate is mixed with
MPEG-1 Layer 1/2/3,
PCM, or AC3 audio
Maximum Resolution:
720 × 480
Maximum Bitrate:
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Windows Media Video
7/8/9 standard definition
for Main profile mixed
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Some files may not be
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Bradford Bulls v Hull FC
Posted 30 June 2010 - 09:04 AM
Arguing with the forum trolls is like playing chess with a pigeon. No matter how good you are, the bird will **** on the board and strut around like it won anyway
Posted 30 June 2010 - 09:43 AM
The 2016 Rugby Union Six Nations - the safer and more reliable alternative to sleeping pills.
(Hull FC are somewhere near top of the Super league, btw..)
Posted 30 June 2010 - 09:51 AM
That's very realistic for you, Mr. Optimism!
Bulls by 14+ for me.
A little sincerity is a dangerous thing, and a great deal of it is absolutely fatal. ~ Oscar Wilde
Posted 30 June 2010 - 11:01 AM
Posted 30 June 2010 - 12:04 PM
Hull FC win.
It's a bit odd where neither set of fans are predicting a win for their team!
If you use "should of", "would of" or "could of", you are a moron.
On Odsal Top baht 'at.
Posted 30 June 2010 - 01:10 PM
Hull FC win.
It's a bit odd where neither set of fans are predicting a win for their team!
Leave me out of this!
Hull FC by 30+
"Another drink please bar-keep"
It can buy you beer and that's a bit like happiness in a glass!
"I like pigs. Dogs look up to us. Cats look down on us. Pigs treat us as equals."
Sir Winston Churchill
Some folks are wise and some are otherwise!
Tobias Smollett
"I distrust camels, and anyone else who can go a week without a drink."
Joe E Lewis
"Look at the ffing state of that"!
My mate on the Avenue last Friday whilst pointing to a scantily clad young lady and spitting a mouthful of beer out!
Posted 30 June 2010 - 01:23 PM
Hull by 20
I, just like those Castleford supporters felt that the ball should have gone to David Plange but he put the bit betwen his teeth...and it was a try
Kevin Ward - best player I have ever seen
The real Mick Gledhill is what you see on here, a Bradford fan ........, but deep down knows that Bradford are just not good enough to challenge the likes of Leeds & St Helens.
Posted 30 June 2010 - 01:36 PM
Posted 30 June 2010 - 02:16 PM
....with the resulting tirade of expletives ending a very brief commentating career....
The 2016 Rugby Union Six Nations - the safer and more reliable alternative to sleeping pills.
(Hull FC are somewhere near top of the Super league, btw..)
Posted 30 June 2010 - 03:01 PM
Posted 30 June 2010 - 04:10 PM
So it's vital that everyone turns up and makes themselves heard be it on the Popular side or the Tetley's stand.
The loss of Sean Long for the black & whites could have huge implications on there season (the signing of Long was always a huge gamble) as when he was missing earlier in the season Hull FC really struggled to create any real attacking flare (to which I was a witness seeing both the Hull FC 24-48 Leeds and Hull FC 12-8 Wakefield games).
The parallels between both clubs is somewhat striking with both having problems of no recognised backup halfback to take over the mantle (see Matt Orford).
Fitzgibbon and Mark O'Meley may also be missing.
So that brings me on to the Bulls and I can't really say much which is a shame, but Im feeling low after the events of yesterday.
I know I've posted this on another thread but it's vital to the season that we urgently need to be recapturing our early season defence and quick because with eight games to go it's everything to play for.
Another season of missing out on the play-offs will wipe hundreds off next seasons, season pass holders.
On that note I think Hull FC will win but we'll make them work for it.
Bradford Bulls 18-32 Hull FC, attendance 9,023
Posted 30 June 2010 - 04:21 PM
Hull by 20
Now we can laugh with you...
If you use "should of", "would of" or "could of", you are a moron.
On Odsal Top baht 'at.
Posted 01 July 2010 - 09:21 AM
Lately, Bulls have been doing some good stuff closely followed, in equal measure, by things which just aren't the right standard. We seem to be able to both defend pretty well and able to score some classy tries, but never in the same match and not for very long.
Defence has been the poor area in the last few games. If this has been addressed then who knows? I've been impressed with the young players brought in (they're definitely not to blame) but they are obviously very inexperienced, of course FC aren't the most consistent side either, so it could go either way, I guess.
Posted 01 July 2010 - 04:09 PM
Posted 01 July 2010 - 09:25 PM
Can I just point out that the call isn't dubious, it's down right wrong, bordering on cheating.
Posted 01 July 2010 - 10:39 PM
Ian Smith is in charge on Sunday so there won't be any cheating.
Posted 02 July 2010 - 09:03 AM
Bradford: Scruton, Donaldson, Sculthorpe, Crookes, Orford, Reardon & Wardle.
Hull FC: Calderwood, Horne, Long, O'Meley, Moa, Fitzgibbon.
No doubt about it Hull are looking a tad bare in the forward department and from what I was told last night by the bloke who does the KCFM coverage, Hull will struggle in the halfs as that's where the problem lies eg: lack of creativity etc . . . .
I still fancy Hull, the past six weeks I've seen us ship in more tries then the BP leak has leaked barrels of oil.
Posted 02 July 2010 - 09:14 AM
Not tooooo sure about that. Smithy is pretty good and I'm sure he'll penalise any (when he spots it!) but even he can't stop it in the first place
Posted 02 July 2010 - 05:24 PM
The squad is:
Addy, Halley, L'Estrange, Hall, Lynch, Sheriffe, Crossley, Southernwood, Kopczak, Sykes, Menzies, Reardon, Godwin, Nero, Kearney, Whitehead, Worrincy, Langley, Platt.
If you use "should of", "would of" or "could of", you are a moron.
On Odsal Top baht 'at.
Posted 02 July 2010 - 05:34 PM
I hate all things Bradford after recent weeks and comments
Bradford 24 Hull FC 12
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