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I disagree about this whole thing. Her dress is too long. It is too tight across the back of her thighs, you can see that the fabric is pulling, and it looks like her shoulder area is rolling over the front of the dress. Her makeup in the picture where she is looking over her shoulder looks like she just woke up and threw some eyeliner on, especially with the messy hair in the front. She can do better than this. I think this dress might look better on someone taller, and a little less curvaceous in the booty.
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The talented wide receiver that committed back in the summer decommitted when Coach Johnson and staff was let go. Now, he's back, and all it took was a weekend with new Coach Todd Monken.
"Man, when I was back there this weekend, and hearing Coach Monken talk to me and how he wants to use me, it was obvious to me that this is where I needed to be," he said.
"I am so excited to be back. Southern Miss really just is the right place for me."
Cox said the conversations with Coach Monken and how he wanted to use him really made the difference.
"He talked about how they wanted to use me and all the plans they had for me in this offense," he said. "They want to use me on the outside, in the slot, in screens and deep as well.
"I am ready to take my game to the next level and Southern Miss is where I can do that."
Cox also loved the academic program Southern miss can provide.
"I enjoyed the time we spent in the new business building and loved that program," he said. "Southern Miss has it all for me, and I'm ready to get there and make an impact and help turn this thing around."
Cox said he had a conversation with his parents, and upon talking with them it all made sense to him. He becomes the first commitment to Southern Miss under Todd Monken.

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17:24 18th January 2013
Another memorable Molineux night
"Mutchy got 100 goals in about 300 games – and would have got a lot more if he knew the offside rule."
"Waggy would come in at half time, be straight into the toilet and looking for the Park Drives (cigarettes) which he'd hidden in there."
"Malcolm Finlayson went off for stitches in a head injury playing for Millwall – but came back after treatment only to forget that he'd missed half time and the teams had changed ends…."
The one-liners and anecdotes were – as ever – filling the room as much as the packed number of guests at last night's Hall of Fame dinner in the Hayward Suite at Molineux.
Malcolm Finlayson, Dave Wagstaffe and Andy Mutch were the three Wolves heroes inducted who were present at the popular event joining all the other legends honoured at the three previous Hall of Fame evenings.
And they were joined by the moment of Wolves beating Honved in 1954 – Ron Flowers and Eddie Stuart representing that famous team – and pioneering manager Major Frank Buckley, who passed away in 1964.
It was another fantastic trip down Memory Lane , perhaps summed up most succinctly by record goalscorer Steve Bull, who went slightly but genuinely off message on stage during his tribute to former striking partner Mutch.
"Can I just say what a fantastic night this Hall of Fame is," said Bully.
"I think the way the club looks after and honours its former players is brilliant."
More on Mutch's tribute which finished the night later.
But after a warm welcome from Jez Moxey, in which his questioning of whether previous Hall of Fame inductee had received due prominence in the FA's 150th anniversary celebrations drew applause, it was Major Buckley who was first to be honoured.
One of the excellent pieces of video footage began the tribute, after which local author and lifelong Wolves fan Patrick Quirke joined host Bob Hall on stage to add further reflections on Buckley's Wolves tenure, which stretched from 1927 to 1944, and included bringing in two similar Club legends in Wright and Stan Cullis.
Quirke related how 'the Major' was perhaps ahead of his time when it came to management, not least with suggestions of injecting monkey glans into players to improve performance, desire for overnight stays ahead of matches and use of psychology for those in the team struggling for confidence.
The thought meanwhile that the Major saw women as a distraction for footballers drew one or two gasps from female members of the audience!
Next up on stage was Dave Wagstaffe, fondly known of course as Waggy, who recalled his Wolves debut in a pair of baseball boots as the footwear he brought with him from Manchester City wasn't suitable for the surface.
"They were brilliant days," Wagstaffe said of his 12 years at Molineux, which included a League Cup winners' medal and UEFA Cup runners-up spot having scored in the second leg of the final against Tottenham.
"You don't really realise how good it was until you are finished in the game, but it was fantastic.
"I really wish I could do it all again!"
Then it was time for Phil Parkes and John McAlle to describe Waggy's unique pre-match and half time routine.
"Five minutes before the game Waggy would disappear into the toilet to have a fag," said Parkes.
"And at half time he'd be back in there where he'd hidden his Park Drives," added McAlle.
That however was a mere sideshow to what Waggy's former team-mates really thought of the mercurial winger.
"They talk about Lionel Messi now, but you can't tackle anymore, and I'm not sure how he'd be doing if he wasn't being kicked into Row Z like Waggy was," added Parkes.
"Great and legend can sometimes be words which are over-used – but in Waggy's case they are certainly not.
"He did love a moan mind you.."
And prior to Wagstaffe having been presented with the special 'red book' given to all inductees, there was an extra special surprise courtesy of a framed letter which had been received by friends Steve and Lindsay Gordos.
Wagstaffe regularly holidays with wife Val at the Royal Estate in Balmoral, and the Gordos's had written to the Queen mentioning the former winger's impending Hall of Fame honour.
A reply arrived from Her Majesty's Lady-in-Waiting Jennifer Gordon Lennox, in which she wrote:
'The Queen was pleased to hear how much Mr Wagstaffe has enjoyed staying on the Balmoral estate in recent years.
'The Queen would be glad if you would tell him that her Majesty was interested to know that his former club are holding a ceremony in his honour on January 17th during which he will be inducted into their hall of fame.
'I am to congratulate Mr Wagstaffe on this tremendous achievement, and I hope this special occasion will be most enjoyable for all concerned.'
Super stuff. And fitting that attention then turn to players probably considered as Wolves royalty with the moment of the ground-breaking friendly victory against Honved, coming as it did after the England team had been thrashed by Hungary.
It was Flowers and Stuart, both involved in one of Molineux's most famous nights, who offered their recollections.
"Heading so many heavy balls may have affected my memory but I remember that game," said Stuart, who added that he remains extremely proud of the five medals won with Wolves locked away for safe-keeping at a bank in his home town.
"It was just a time then we were never felt we were going to lose," added Flowers.
"I remember on the day of the game I was at Molineux and saw a few of their lads in the treatment room – so I quickly went down the bookies and put another fiver on us!"
Flowers proceeded to read out an excellent poem sent to him about the Honved game by a Wolves supporter, before the two received a warm ovation as they returned to their seats.
One of the pair's later team-mates Malcolm Finlayson was the next inductee to be honoured, a prevailing theme of the video footage shown and information provided by on-stage guest and Hall of Fame committee member Steve Gordos the bravery and courage of the former Scottish goalkeeper.
"When he was playing for Millwall against Walsall he suffered a head injury which needed stitches," Gordos explained.
"He went off to hospital and then came back, managed to get into the ground again and went back out onto the pitch.
"Only problem was – he forgot that there had been half time since he had left and so he went into the wrong net!"
Turns out Millwall won the game 6-5, and the presence of suitably impressed Wolves scout George Noakes paved the way for Finlayson's later switch to Molineux.
The man himself meanwhile explained that the bravery and courage shown between the posts also had to be worked on – it wasn't all natural.
"It was back in the days when you couldn't really catch the ball on your goal-line," he said.
"If you did that someone like Nat Lofthouse would just barge you over the line and it would be a goal.
"I used to practice with punchballs with a boxer called Freddie Mills who was the light heavyweight champion.
"That helped me with punching the ball during matches, although sometimes it was very unfortunate that a striker might also get in the way…."
And with that it was onto a striker who wasn't bad in the air himself – a certain Andrew Mutch.
One of the key figures involved in helping bring about Wolves' return from the depths of the lower reaches of the Fourth Division, not to mention near extinction, was clearly delighted to be joining the Hall of Fame ranks.
"When I was young I used to watch a programme called Kick Off, and remember seeing Wolves sides including players like Geoff Palmer, Kenny Hibbitt and Willie Carr," said Mutch.
"So when I joined the club from Southport it felt like I was in the big-time!
"Then I received my first pay-cheque…and it bounced!"
Mutch was joined on stage not only by his former striker partner Bull, but two others whom also played such a crucial part in Wolves' Eighties darkness becoming light.
Robbie Dennison and Andy Thompson.
And the one-liners were certainly flowing as the quartet quickly showed that years spent amid the banter of a footballing dressing room can very quickly be recaptured.
"Bully could never do any one-twos with Mutchy," said Thommo. "Because he could only get to one!"
Dennison chipped in: "Mutchy scored about 100 goals in 300 games – and would have got a lot more if he'd ever understood the offside rule."
"I didn't like him at first I have to admit," said Bully.
"But once we'd had a few days out with the 'Tuesday Club' when we used to go over to Birmingham after training, we quickly got to know each other.
"And after that I don't think we said a bad word to each other through the whole six or seven years!"
Team spirit was clearly such a major part of Wolves' renaissance at that time, with Dennison also regaling guests with the time – on his first day at the club – when Mutch's giggles at a prank from David Barnes interrupted a Graham Turner address.
"Graham had a right go at all of us, saying everything had turned into a joke, and I was starting to wonder if I could cancel my registration," said Dennison.
"He'd given us this almighty dressing down but then when he tried to leave the room someone had covered the door handle in Vaseline so it took him a few attempts!
"On a serious note though I think it was that talk from Graham that proved the turning point – from there we really picked up and had some great times with that squad."
Indeed they did, and the last word of the evening, prior to all the inductees being invited back on stage, was left to Mutch.
"I am just so honoured and want to thank everybody concerned," he said.
"And most of all the fans who have always supported me. No fans – no club."
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Greenville's Christmas Party Toys Give-Away 2012
Greenville's Christmas Party Toys Give-Away 2012
Topped Santa's Spree!
Greenville branch manager Kenny Uko and his staff glowed with the Christmas Spirit as they prepared for the upcoming Christmas party, identifying gifts for either boys or girls of certain ages, and wrapping the presents carefully. Maybe it was the Christmas music in the background, or because giving away presents is such a fun task, but the camaraderie amongst everyone was palpable. Giving is so good for the soul. Can't let Santa have all the fun!
The toys were donated from the Marine Toys for Tots program, and the amount of gifts totaled over 220 pieces. The annual Greenville party planners have gotten their organization down, and know just how to phrase the request in the flyer: "Please recommend less-privileged and needy kids." In that way, they know exactly who will be getting each gift, which helps in the toy distribution. This is especially great because the prior solicitation allows for satisfying a child's individual request. The flyer also suggests, "Let's put a smile on Jersey City children!" This Christmas Party certainly did.
The Greenville Christmas Party TOYS GIVE-AWAY 2012 was able to make over 210 children happy for Christmas. It is a wonderful life!
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"The Bachelor: On the Wings of Love" Massive Spoiler: The Winner Revealed!
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I truly hope he is wrong....
- February 12, 2010 at 1:06 AM
Wow That really sucks!!
- February 16, 2010 at 1:08 AM
It is assholes like Jake that make you want to never watch one of these shows again. Not to mention the show is trying to raise views by letting Allie go home and the whole "inappropriatte rtealtionship thing" like last season with Jillian and before that Molly and Melissa. Sooner or later this show will no longer exist cause nobody except Ryan and Trista got married!!!!!
- February 22, 2010 at 3:27 PM
Forgot to mention in prior post-for all those that think she is a princess-well she is cause her father is over $500k in debt buying her shit and she does not have a real career, she has slept her way to way she is and could cost Jake his job with any airline-she is a joke and he deserves what he gets if he chooses to marry trailer trash that try to live above their status!!!!
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25 Facts about marijuana
The 25 facts in this slideshow come from the National Institute on Drug Abuse.PHOTO: Manor Township Police
1. Marijuana is the most commonly abused illicit drug in the United States.PHOTO: az.gov
2. It is a dry, shredded green and brown mix of flowers, stems, seeds, and leaves derived from the hemp plant Cannabis sativa.PHOTO: Nashville police
3. The main active chemical in marijuana is delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol, or THC for short.PHOTO: la.gov
4. Marijuana is usually smoked as a cigarette (joint) or in a pipe. It is also smoked in blunts, which are cigars that have been emptied of tobacco and refilled with a mixture of marijuana and tobacco. This mode of delivery combines marijuana's active ingredients with nicotine and other harmful chemicals.PHOTO: kentucky.gov
5. Marijuana can also be mixed in food or brewed as a tea. As a more concentrated, resinous form, it is called hashish; and as a sticky black liquid, hash oil.PHOTO: Utah.gov
6. Marijuana smoke has a pungent and distinctive, usually sweet-and-sour odor.PHOTO: NPS
7. Scientists have learned a great deal about how THC acts in the brain to produce its many effects. When someone smokes marijuana, THC rapidly passes from the lungs into the bloodstream, which carries the chemical to the brain and other organs throughout the body.
8. THC acts upon specific sites in the brain, called cannabinoid receptors, kicking off a series of cellular reactions that ultimately lead to the "high" that users experience when they smoke marijuana.
9. Some brain areas have many cannabinoid receptors; others have few or none. The highest density of cannabinoid receptors are found in parts of the brain that influence pleasure, memory, thinking, concentrating, sensory and time perception, and coordinated movement.
10. Marijuana intoxication can cause distorted perceptions, impaired coordination, difficulty with thinking and problem solving, and problems with learning and memory.PHOTO: Nashville police
11. Research has shown that, in chronic users, marijuana's adverse impact on learning and memory can last for days or weeks after the acute effects of the drug wear off.PHOTO: Indiana.gov
12. Research into the effects of long-term cannabis use on the structure of the brain has yielded inconsistent results. It may be that the effects are too subtle for reliable detection by current techniques.PHOTO: Indiana.gov
13. A similar challenge arises in studies of the effects of chronic marijuana use on brain function. Brain imaging studies in chronic users tend to show some consistent alterations, but their connection to impaired cognitive functioning is far from clear. This uncertainty may stem from confounding factors such as other drug use, residual drug effects, or withdrawal symptoms in long-term chronic users.
14. Long-term marijuana abuse can lead to addiction; that is, compulsive drug seeking and abuse despite the known harmful effects upon functioning in the context of family, school, work, and recreational activities.PHOTO: Kentucky.gov
15. Estimates from research suggest that about 9 percent of users become addicted to marijuana; this number increases among those who start young (to about 17 percent) and among daily users (25-50 percent).PHOTO: Nashville Police
16. Long-term marijuana abusers trying to quit report withdrawal symptoms including: irritability, sleeplessness, decreased appetite, anxiety, and drug craving, all of which can make it difficult to remain abstinent. These symptoms begin within about 1 day following abstinence, peak at 2-3 days, and subside within 1 or 2 weeks following drug cessation.PHOTO: DHS
17. A number of studies have shown an association between chronic marijuana use and increased rates of anxiety, depression, and schizophrenia. Some of these studies have shown age at first use to be an important risk factor, where early use is a marker of increased vulnerability to later problems. However, at this time, it is not clear whether marijuana use causes mental problems, exacerbates them, or reflects an attempt to self-medicate symptoms already in existence.PHOTO: Ct.gov
18. Chronic marijuana use, especially in a very young person, may also be a marker of risk for mental illnesses - including addiction - stemming from genetic or environmental vulnerabilities, such as early exposure to stress or violence. Currently, the strongest evidence links marijuana use and schizophrenia and/or related disorders.PHOTO: DHS
19. High doses of marijuana can produce an acute psychotic reaction; in addition, use of the drug may trigger the onset or relapse of schizophrenia in vulnerable individuals.PHOTO: Indiana.gov
20. Marijuana increases heart rate by 20-100 percent shortly after smoking; this effect can last up to 3 hours. In one study, it was estimated that marijuana users have a 4.8-fold increase in the risk of heart attack in the first hour after smoking the drug.PHOTO: iStock/gmutlu
21. Numerous studies have shown marijuana smoke to contain carcinogens and to be an irritant to the lungs. In fact, marijuana smoke contains 50-70 percent more carcinogenic hydrocarbons than tobacco smoke.
22. Research clearly demonstrates that marijuana has the potential to cause problems in daily life or make a person's existing problems worse. In one study, heavy marijuana abusers reported that the drug impaired several important measures of life achievement, including physical and mental health, cognitive abilities, social life, and career status.PHOTO: CBP
23. Several studies associate workers' marijuana smoking with increased absences, tardiness, accidents, workers' compensation claims, and job turnover.PHOTO: Ca.gov
24. The potential medicinal properties of marijuana have been the subject of substantive research and heated debate. Scientists have confirmed that the cannabis plant contains active ingredients with therapeutic potential for relieving pain, controlling nausea, stimulating appetite, and decreasing ocular pressure.
25. Scientists continue to investigate the medicinal properties of THC and other cannabinoids to better evaluate and harness their ability to help patients suffering from a broad range of conditions, while avoiding the adverse effects of smoked marijuana.PHOTO: NPS


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Does anybody have some advice on how to secure hives for high winds. We have sandy soil living only .9 of a mile from the Atlantic ocean, and so I'm not sure whether mobile home anchors would work or not.
I have one hive that is (4) boxes high and another that's (5) high. I'm concerned that they could get blown over. I realize everything I try to do may not be sufficient, but I want to try to do all that I can do to help my bees secure their real estate. Any suggestions would be appreciated.


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Excerpt: "Former Michigan offensive lineman Taylor Lewan's arraignment will have to wait until after the NFL Draft. The postponement could affect the Giants, who own the No. 12 overall pick.
Lewan was supposed to be charged with one count of aggravated assault and two counts of assault and battery on Tuesday. The arraignment was delayed until May 19, according to an MLive.com report.
The NFL Draft is scheduled for May 8-10.
Lewan is accused of injuring two Ohio State fans during a fight in the early morning hours after Michigan lost to the Buckeyes. The potential first-round pick has denied the charges.
"I wasn't in any fight," Lewan said at the NFL Combine. "I was actually breaking something up. Some guy said I slugged him. That's not who I am off the field. It's not the kind of person I am. It might seem that way because of the way I play football but it's not who I am." Read more...


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Do most people use frame rests (not frame spacers)in their hives? Do they extend (considerably) the life of the box or are they just another thing for suppliers to sell?
Do most people use frame rests (not frame spacers)in their hives? Do they extend (considerably) the life of the box or are they just another thing for suppliers to sell?
I have metal rests in many of my hives. I don't think it extends the life of your supers really, but it does make scraping the propolis off of the ledge easier (in my opinion).
Greetings . . .
I have metal frame rest (looks like a "T" on its side) in my brood chambers. Since honey supers are not on hive except during flow, I have not used them in my shallows.
Remember, "T" type requires a [b]deeper[/d] notch (3/4"). Kind that looks like an "L" or angle, could be used in a regular (5/8") notch without distroying beespace.
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I use them in older supers mainly, to hold the frames back into place where they use to be held. Adds some extra life in the boxes. Handy to have them around during extracting, when equipment on my honeyfarm gets culled. I just quickly hammer them into the boxes that need them. I find that the bees do not propolize the frames down as bad. They are not near as hard to pull out of the boxes.
I was putting them on every box until I started with Permacomb, now I use nine frame spacers in every box.
When I started out I had the frame rests. The ones like a sidways "T" do change the spacing some. They also prevent some of the propolis. But I don't bother with them.
I tried using 9 frame spacers too, but I think I prefer to use a "comb" to space the 9 frames in a super.
I plan to use 9-frame spacing in my honey supers, too. I have cut (engraved) a shallow groove in middle of each top-bar, about 1" from each end. Both frame-rest notches have been marked with 9 equal-spaced grooves. I plan to simply align the marks on ends of top-bar w/ marks on notches, and let the bees glue them in place. No alignment comb or frame spacers needed. I HOPE!
Should work. I think the metal spacing combs are simpler and less measuring. I've also made them from a 1 x 2 and some dowels but the metal combs are simpler to use.


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Getting a grip—literally— can boost your memory, according to a new study. Here's how: Clench your right fist before taking in new information that you want to remember. Then clench your left fist when you want to remember it later.
This strange trick may work because clenching your hands activates the side of the brain that handles memory. For example, in right handed people, the left side of the brain is primarily responsible for storing information while the right side of the brain is responsible for recalling memory. (If you are left-handed, the opposite applies).
Putting It to the Test
To test this idea, researchers led by Ruth Propper of Montclair State University in New Jersey studied 50 right-handed college students. Most of them were women. They were given a list of 36 words to remember. They were also given a small pink ball to clench.
One group clenched the ball twice for 45 seconds each with their right hands before memorizing the words. Then they did the same with their left hands before writing down as many words as they could remember. Another group performed the same task but reversed the order of the fists they made. Two other groups used the same hand each time, one group using the left and the other, the right. A final group didn't clench the ball at all but held it gently in both hands each time.
The group that started with the right hand performed the best on the memory test. In doing so, they activated the left side of their brains, which helps store memory, and then clenched their left hand, activating the right side of the brain as they recalled the information.
"The findings suggest that some simple body movements— by temporarily changing the way the brain functions— can improve memory," Propper said in a statement describing the results, which were published in the online science journal PLoS One.
Participants recalled an average of ten words if they clenched their right hand for storing information and their left hand for recalling information. People in the group that used the opposite clenching pattern recalled an average of six words.
If you're preparing to make fists while studying for a test or practicing a speech, the researchers say more work is needed to figure out whether this technique would actually be useful. In the meantime, however, it probably couldn't hurt. But you would have to remember which hand to use for which step in the process.


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By the time R.E.M. arrive here in March for what will be their first concerts in Australia in a decade, they will know if political activism works. And if it affects sales.
The trio from Athens, Georgia, who transformed what was underground American pop/rock into broad mainstream success in the late 1980s and early '90s, will come to Australia armed with songs from their most political album yet, Around the Sun. They will also have had the experience of a month's tour of America as part of the Vote for Change ensemble of musicians agitating for the removal of the President, George Bush.
Also involved, in various combinations that will play 33 dates across 12 US states in 11 days, are artists such as Bruce Springsteen, the Dixie Chicks, Jurassic 5 and Pearl Jam.
Vote for Change is quite clearly driven by what Springsteen described as "the need to make a change in the direction of our country", a stance which has met with mixed responses from fans and hostile reactions from right-wing press and commentators.
"We share a belief that this is the most important election of our lifetime," Springsteen said when announcing the tour. "We are fighting for a government that is open, rational, just and progressive."
It's a cause to which R.E.M. were fully committed, said bass player, Mike Mills. "This unprecedented coming together of musicians underscores the depth of the desire for change in our country's direction, and it feels right to use some of the freedoms granted to us in a democracy to try and affect that change."
Part of the fight will be conducted through Around the Sun, a subdued though impassioned album whose lyrics, by the band's singer, Michael Stipe, are the strongest statements yet made by a band which has not been afraid of taking partisan positions.
In one song, I Wanted To Be Wrong, Stipe sings that "I know that the sun has shined on my side of the street/the basket of America, the weevils and the wheat" but comments that "mythology's seductive and it turned a trick on me/that I have just begun to understand".
Having survived the loss of their founding member, drummer Bill Berry, and a mid-career sales slump in the late '90s, R.E.M. returned to the charts in 2001 with their upbeat and glossy 12th album, Reveal.
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DD (David Diehl, not Drunken Driver).
I'm sorry but you saw on Monday as soon as DD came in the o-line went to ****. As soon as he came in he gave up pressure on Eli and he would've been sacked if he didn't get rid of the ball. I don't want him starting on Sunday or for the rest of the season. He cannot handle speed rushers anymore. DD was a technical good guard in his prime. He was good with his feet and hands. He was never an overpower you, push you back guard. Now that he is older and his technique is diminishing he is no longer useful. Only when we need an extra lineman. I would start Brewer could he be that much worse. The kid is probably young and hungry. I would start him.
yup...Locklear was the backup playing because DD had the shoulder thing going on.
why would they replace the starting RT just because the backup went down.
DD will start.......much to everyone's chagrin.
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Discussion in 'Football, Baseball, and Hockey' started by LA Dre, Jan 17, 2012.
I dunno, I am in favor of the electronic strike zone.
That would increase my enjoyment of the sport dramatically. What is the point in having a moving and inconsistent target? Did lasers on the lines ruin tennis?
I taught you well. * I taught you well. You would still need some kind of H.P.Ump. for plays at the plate.
My idea is to let the home plate ump wear an earpiece or have a little buzzer that signals when a pitch is a strike. He can still hunch over the catcher and do his thing and the fan experience won't be any different. The ump can still call foul tips, catcher interference, and many other things. The subtleties would lie in how they calculate the strike zone. For instance, if the umps have been calling it x" off the plate throughout history, do you set the zone like that or do you set it to the exact parameters of the plate? The rulebook says that the entire ball has to be within the boundaries, but that is not how it's been called in the modern day. Is the strike zone a plane that lies at the front edge of the plate or is it a 3 dimensional shape that floats over it? i.e. can a ball that is curving miss the front plane and still catch a piece of the zone? Imagine an extreme example of a slow pitch softball pitch that drops on the plate and probably passed through the zone. In practice right now, it's a 3-dimensional shape, but I think the rules are silent on it (defining it as something like "from knicker bottoms to suspenders and broad as the plate."). They basically don't give the depth to it, but don't say that it has no depth. In the 3-dimensional shape, it is iteresting to think that the shape would be pentagon shaped from the bird's eye view. That would mean that you could catch the back edge of it with a high pitch more easily if it were in the middle of the plate than inside or outside portion. It might make more sense to cut off the back triangle of the plate for electronic zone purposes and then modify the rules to include depth on the zone, extending back to the end of the rectangle. The height issue is also one to consider. It would be easy to measure every player when they come into the league and set it a certain way. When the batter comes to the plate, the zone automatically adjusts. There is probably a pattern of enforcement that is different than the rule book here too, so you'd have to go with the precedent or revert to the rule book, which would cause a change in the game. All these things are pretty easily solvable I would think, but they would need to be addressed. And if the technology was buggy or failed, the homeplate ump would take over the game like nothing was wrong. He'd be so accustomed to seeing perfect balls and strikes that his calling would probably be improved at that point. Strike zone - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Agree with the sentiments about taking balls and strikes calls away from the umpires. It's way too inconsistent. It would probably cut down on arguments, too. The ump could always say, "Hey, I didn't make the call!"
This reminds me of the famous three umpires story: The first umpire said: "There's balls and there's strikes, and I call them like they is." Umpire number two said: "No, there's balls and there's strikes, and I call 'em like I see 'em." But it's umpire number three that I like. He said: "There's balls and there's strikes, but they ain't nothin' until I call them."
I was expecting a funny punchline at the end.
I'm ok with different strike zones from diff umps as long as there the same for both teams, and he tends to have the same strike zone game to game that he calls. I think this might be a failure though of the Manager to see that JV was destined to have a long night and pushed him to game 2. Double this when we know that the old man had said JV was only pitching 2 games, there was going to be no 1,4,7.... Also game one was the game most likely for Detroit to be flat, so use game 1 as a throw away game... assume as a manager that its a lose and hope for the best.
They should use the electronic strike zone to evaluate the home plate umpires. If they are calling it too high, too wide, etc., then they have to make adjustments. Every umpire should strive to have the same strike zone, the one defined by the MLB rulebook.
That's exactly what they do. Technology's Place in the Strike Zone - NYTimes.com Interesting tidbit from the article: That obviously shouldn't be the case. 45% increase in size to favor the pitcher on a 3-0? Garbage. And if the players really decide that they like it that way, just program it in and tell them all that the machine will include some variability and will vary the zone depending on the count.
Would the electronic strike zone take away from the fan experience? Isn't part of the fun getting mad at the umpire?
I've always liked Leyland. Nobody is perfect. Congratulations to the Tigers on their terrific (not perfect) season!!
I agree. It's the same as when Tim Donaghy was point-shaving in the NBA. Getting rid of that would remove the human element from the game. We're not robots, guys.
It's tilting the playing field. As an example, an umpire can give corner strike calls to a lefty but not to a righty and vice versa. Some calls directly influence outcome of the game, like bases loaded one run game in the bottom of 9th full count pitch that is 2 feet off the plate is called a strike because the ump wants to get out of there.
A computer will be perfectly happy going 20 innings on a hot day.
Finally You Come to My Side !!! ---------Yeah Coy, we're not gambling robots.
I wanna see a batter kick dirt on an electric eye.........
That would be an effort to cheat Nems and he would be done for the day. Also the batter box would remain pristeen through out the game, none of this standing behind the catcher so you can get a better look.
I'd love to see the curving pitches that would be called strikes that currently aren't because of where the catcher eventually catches them. The biggest difference would be the high strike however. It just isn't called according to the rule book right now. May be another reason scoring was so low in the early stages of the game.
We can go a step further and just put the automated pitcher on the mound...
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I woke up to the sound of cars, toy guns and people talking……..oh yeah, we're at the Schaefers. Mum was talking to Pastor Mark, Dad had to take the RV down for a service….(Winnie was been stubborn again) and all of us kids went to have a early morning bounce on the trampoline……all wearing layers of socks to keep our feet warm. Mark had baked a delicious quiche for breakfast, which was tasty as.
The morning was taken up by a routine of trampoline jumping, wii playing, shooting with toy guns (their guns over here are awesome)(one point on guns, lots of people over here in Texas are allowed to to carry guns legally. I sort of got a bit freaked out at that point!) and having fun. Lunch was a good old salad & ham sandwich, although, I tried out (after protesting) a peanut butter and jelly sandwich….never tried it before, and I have to admit, it wasn't that bad, in fact, I think Australia should start eating peanut butter & jelly sandwiches…ok Grace, get back on track
After having spent 24 hours at the Schaefers (and a fantastic day it was!), it was time to go. Our next major stop is New Orleans. It's waaayyy too far drive tonight so we're just going to stop in Stonewall. On the way we had a few problems with Dad, His night vision. We got stopped by the cops for Dad's driving…….he couldn't make out the exit up ahead….and ended up missing the exit. Not good. Second, Dad tried to turn on an intersection but couldn't see the right lane….and went too far to the wrong side of the road, ready for a head on. Thankfully all the people on the intersection weren't in a hurry, and realised that we were tourists (they also probably guessed that we were from Downunder as well!). Dad's driving is improving, he's doing a great job I think (considering he has never driven on the wrong side of the road). We safely got out of the muck. We looked for a place to stay….. I fell asleep (I was absolutely stuffed), so I don't really know what went on…I asked Mum in the morning if there had been any dramatic scenes or courageous heroes but sadly, none
(Just want to point out, over here in America we have a Pastor Mark, and his wife is Lisa and Lisa's sister is Sarah…..now back in Oz our Pastor's name is Mark and he also has a wife named Lisa and they have a daughter named Sarah….) :) just something to point out :)
Thank you soooooooo much to the Schaefer family, Mark, Lisa, Matthew, and Nathan for letting us stay at your house……can get a bit hectic with 9 kids and 4 adults…thank you heaps. :)


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Developer: Digital Illusions
Ship Date: PC-CD in Summer 2002, Xbox in Winter 2002
Category: First Person Action
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By Johnathan Manning / American Press
A Lake Charles man struck by lightning Friday night died Sunday, his family said.
Cleve Menard, 41, was struck by lightning at Lacassine Wildlife Refuge, his brother Keith Menard said.
Menard is survived by his wife of 18 years, Romona, and three children, Grant, 16; Curstin, 12; and Gabe, 4.
A funeral service is scheduled for 1 p.m. Thursday at Johnson Funeral Home.
Keith said Cleve, an operator at PPG for 10 years, was a sports fan who had only gotten into fishing in the last three to four months.
It was a pastime he enjoyed with Romona, Menard said.
"As soon as he got his boat, he was hooked," Menard said. "He ate it up."
When bad weather rolled in this past Friday, Cleve and his brother-in-law Pete headed for shelter under a bridge, Menard said.
While en route, Pete heard thunder and saw a flash, but did not realize Cleve had been struck, Menard said. Pete turned around and saw Cleve hanging out of the boat with his head in the water.
He pulled him back in and realized Cleve had been struck by lightning, Menard said.
Pete called 911 and began performing CPR on Cleve while driving the boat, Menard said. Pete would steer the boat, then go back to CPR, When they reached the bridge, two firefighters fishing jumped out of their boat and into Cleve and Pete's to assist.
It took an hour, according to Menard, from the time Cleve was struck by lightning to get him back to land.
Cleve continued to breathe on his own until 10 p.m. Saturday, when he had to be put on a ventilator.
He was pronounced dead around noon Sunday, Menard said.
An account has been established at Chase Bank for donations to help with medical and funeral expenses.
Menard said those who want to donate can do so under the names Romona, Keith or Bryan Menard, using the last four numbers of the account, 9283.
Posted By: Troy On: 5/15/2013
I'm going to miss you Cleve. You were a great friend!!
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I'm a new bee keeper this year. I'm also a cabinet maker by trade, so I decided it'd be no problem building my boxes and covers. I placed a late order for a nut, and procrastinated on making my boxes. Well low and behold they called and told me my nuc was ready to be picked up last monday. I made an appointment for wednesday night knowing very well that my boxes weren't even finished. How hard could it be for a cabinet maker to whip together two deep boxes, 15 frames with plastic foundation, a top feeder, an inner cover, a telescoping cover, and a screen bottom board in one night and then prime and paint it?
Well, I managed. I picked up my nuc on wednesday night. The bee keeper told me to immediately add a second deep and to feed them once. I took the nuc home and sat it on top of my shiny new hive and removed the foam from the nuc box entrance and watched as the first few bees ventured out. It was pretty cool to see. So I decided that they had been traumatized enough with their new surroundings and I was going to give them a day before i installed them in my new hive. So Friday, I got geared up. I sprayed all the frames in both boxes with a 1:1 syrup with Pro Health added in. I carefully installed the five frames in the same order in the bottom box. I quickly looked them over for a queen, but I'm about as observant as a 6 month old and didn't see her. I then added the other five frames and the second box. I gave them a gallon of 1:1 with pro health and closed everything up. Over the past few days I've observed the bees flying out and returning completely loaded with pollen. It's encouraging to see I assume. But yesterday while I was satisfying my obsession with the bees, I noticed that in my haste, I completely forgot to cut down the second deep box. So it's a full 11 1/4" deep. I've been wrestling with this in my mind, and am convinced that there is a reason that they are supposed to be 9 5/8" and that my queen won't go upstairs to lay.
My questions are how imperative is it to get that second one off and cut down? Is it something that I should do immediately? I'd say 3 1/2 frames of the nuc were capped, but I'm new, so I don't really know what the heck I was looking at. I think the earliest I'll be able to get to it will be saturday. Is that soon enough? Am I wrong about the queen not going up? Also, I've noticed that the workers really seem to like hanging out in my hand holes that are cut into the boxes. Is that normal? Any help would be greatly appreciated.


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Guardian Arts journalist Jonathan Jones became the target of the global photographic community's rage when he published a piece in The Guardian expressing his view that photography displayed in galleries is "flat, soulless and stupid".
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i can measure the ball screws for you. Have them shipped in convenient lengths, ball screws are HARD to cut, turn and thread.
The x axis ball screw is captive on the right side, it has a radial and thrust bearing captive to the table and screw. the left side should have a RADIAL bearing and the ball screw MUST slip in it. As the temperature changes the the screw lengthens and the left side of the screw should be allowed to slip in and out as needed.
The y axis far end is free with no bearing as it is so short.
Z axis has a bearing on the top and bottom
Pics, drawings and video are coming for the z axis
ALL ball screws use 2 ball nuts