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I was going to put this in the recipe section, but it seems to be more for Honey recipes. If you need to move it. Do it.
Anybody got any? I love using my crockpot. With two young kids and with T-Ball, Bees, ect.. I find it comes in handy. I put it all in that morning or at noon and it's ready when we get home. Like today. I soaked some black eyed peas overnight. At lunch today. I put the peas, cut up ham, and a can or rotel (low sodium DF.) in and set it. I get home tonight. Done. Not a gourmet meal, but it beats anything you can get supersized in town. I think I have 3 recipes. Stew, Roast and the one above. Figured I would ask instead of just trying a google searched recipe.


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Federal Loans for America Auto Manufacturers
The automotive industry legislation (H.R. 7321) being considered by the House this week provides bridge loans to the "big three" U.S. auto makers – General Motors, Ford, and Chrysler – to help them avoid bankruptcy. The measure limits compensation and other perquisites for executives of companies receiving loans, and imposes government oversight of the companies' restructuring activities. The bill also contains provisions unrelated to the auto industry rescue plan. Below is an analysis of the latest provisions and costs of the bill language.
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Term describing people originating from Southern California. If you have a friend originating from that region, and he's sometimes claiming to be special and different to other californians and even the rest of the US and A, than you can call him a "socalist". That makes the whole thing about being special ironically sound like a movement, and plus, if you throw in some swearwords (eg. "evil socalist") - it has the side effect of sounding like evil socialist - a term widely known in the whole anti-socialism propaganda of the right wing politicians.
A: Steve is living in europe now for a hole year. Actually he's from Southern California, he misses his family badly.
B. Well he's such an evil socalist - no surprise they kicked him out of California.
B. Well he's such an evil socalist - no surprise they kicked him out of California.
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I have three simple thoughts:
1. Do what we have done to Vick in the past. Pinch the ends, make them contain. Make him step up into the pocket and take some hits from a couple 300 pounders.
2. Do the same to McCoy. Our LBer's are hungry. Herzlich and Paysinger were all over the place last Sunday. Let's take a gamble and let them dogs eat.
3. Spread it out offensively. They can't blitz our line if we are 4 and 5 out. It's our best defense. And have two hot routes against any blitzing egurls.
I have always said the Giants have two Super Bowls every year. It's the two games against the egurls. If the GMEN can't get pumped for this one to turn our season around then I will also stick the proverbial fork in them as well.


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Women Business Owners discuss business psychology
"Self-Analysis for Entrepreneurs" will be the topic of the Binghamton University Small Business Development Center's Women Business Owners Roundtable from 7:30 to 9:30 a.m. Wednesday, December 3, at the Binghamton Regency, located on Water Street in Binghamton.
Art Frenz, a clinical psychologist, will teach participants how to look at their business from a psychological perspective. He will offer strategies for understanding human behavior and techniques for identifying psychological strengths and weaknesses.
Frenz runs his own private practice in Endicott where he offers group training and private consultation. He is also the author of the monthly column "Psychological Fitness" in the Press & Sun Bulletin.
The roundtable costs $10 a person payable at the door. Attendees are encouraged to bring business cards and brochures to share.
Advance registration is required. Call Binghamton University's Small Business Development Center at 607-777-4024 to register.


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South Carolina Superintendent of Schools Dr. Mick Zais joined Lancaster Rotary Club members Thursday, April 10 where he lambasted the state's "one-size-fits-all, factory line" public school system and lauded what he said was the solution, school choice.
Denyse Clark
The Palmetto Council of Boy Scouts of America (BSA) Lancaster held its Golden Eagle Dinner on Tuesday, April 1, at the University of South Carolina Lancaster Bradley Arts & Sciences Building.
The purpose for the annual event was twofold: to raise funds for scouts to attend camps and to honor a distinguished member of the community with a top-level service award in scouting.
Lancaster County School District
One was a gifted band director whose bands and orchestras were known for excellence across the state and region.
One was a principal whose work as a science teacher, guidance counselor and principal was characterized by his fairness and by his love for his students.
J. Marion Sims Foundation
The J. Marion Sims Foundation, Inc. has made awards totaling $827,374 to 23 different community organizations in its Responsive and Adult Literacy and Basic Skills Grants programs.
The foundation awarded the following 16 grants in its Responsive Grants Program:
u CareNet – $70,000 for its CareHealth Centers
A special day of family fun and firm discussions of underage drinking is planned for Lancaster's teen population by city leaders, educators and law enforcement.
"Teen Day in LA" is 4 to 9 p.m. April 5 at the University of South Carolina Lancaster's Carole Ray Dowling Center, 509 Hubbard Drive.
University of South Carolina Lancaster has announced it will close its Dr. W.L. McDow Physical Therapy Clinic next month though work to save the university's other health services programs is ongoing.
USCL's physical therapy clinic, in operation since 2002, is one of three remaining health services programs at USCL, along with the university's cardiopulmonary and cancer rehabilitation clinics.
Lancaster County School District officials placed a Buford Middle School teacher on administrative leave Thursday, Feb. 20, pending an investigation of allegations she had improper communications with students.
Bryan Vaughn, district safety director, confirmed independent reports of the disciplinary matter to The Lancaster News on Friday, Feb. 21.
However, Vaughn said he could neither discuss details of the case, nor confirm the teacher's identity, due to the district's personnel policy.
In an age of zero tolerance school weapons policies, is it appropriate for an elementary school to have a mascot that is itself a weapon?
This was the basic question at the center of a Lancaster County school board discussion at their Tuesday, Dec. 10, meeting over the appropriateness of the proposed Tomahawk mascot for Indian Land's new elementary school.
The discussion came during consideration to affirm the name, school colors and mascot for the Harrisburg Road school chosen by a naming committee as part of a process that began in September.
The hall of fame coaching career of Bennie "Coach Mac" McMurray is now in the books. McMurray, a 38-year coaching veteran who coached at four different schools, including his final stop at Lancaster High School, is retiring from coaching.
Lancaster County school board members, expressed nearly unanimous displeasure for a County Council proposal that would reduce potential school district revenue from "Project Vino" in favor of funding future economic development projects.
The reaction came during the board's monthly meeting Tuesday evening, Oct. 15, where district officials touted increased student participation in AP courses and issued a report on the district's move toward Common Core Standards.
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Police have waived 112 fines for drivers using cellphones since the ban came into place.
The excused motorists were a fraction of the more than 29,000 fined $80 for the infringement, with some drivers being let off for claiming they used the phone for an emergency.
In a response under the Official Information Act, police said the reasons were not recorded for fines being waived after motorists wrote to appeal.
National road policing manager Superintendent Carey Griffiths declined to say which excuses earned a reprieve, saying it would only encourage more drivers to try their luck.
"The minute I give an example, people will say there's an excuse I can use to get off."
He said some people already got creative writing in with explanations, some of which "don't bear any relation".
Revenue from cellphone fines has reached $2.5 million in the three years since it became illegal.
Griffiths said his only performance target was reducing the number of road deaths.
"I really don't give a toss about the number of tickets," he said.
"In fact I would love to see the number of tickets reduced because that would mean fewer people were offending. That, to me, is the success measure."
Since 2007, at least 28 people have died on the road in crashes linked to cellphone use, and the number of fines are increasing as police continue to crack down.
"We've still got people dying as a result of cellphone use. I want to see that turn around," said Griffiths. "I want to see my staff come back in and say, 'we didn't catch any because they are all doing the right thing'."
Meanwhile, after the second lowest annual road toll in 60 years, of 307 last year, Griffiths has set a target of reducing the road toll to no more than 200 in the coming years.
"I'd like to see the number coming down to 200 or less, and I think that's achievable. We've all got a part to play in that and the thing I'm wanting to stress is there's a big role for communities to play."
He said a key factor would be reducing the drink-drive limit from 80mg of alcohol per 100ml of blood to 50mg, as the Herald on Sunday has sought through its Two Drinks Max campaign.
"What I'm seeing is more public understanding and acceptance of the logic behind lowering of drink-drive levels," Griffiths said.
"Certainly countries that have lowered their drink-drive levels have seen reductions in their alcohol related deaths and serious injury crashes."
This week, a Herald-DigiPoll summer survey found 65 per cent support for cutting the limit to 50mg.
However, the Government said it wants more evidence before making a decision.
• 29,745 caught on cellphones
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Kenyan journalist's murder case postponed again
Kenyan journalist Francis Nyaruri went missing on January 16, 2009 after writing a series of articles for The Weekly Citizen about corruption and malpractice by local police and civil servants. Thirteen days later, his bound and decapitated body was found near his hometown of Nyamira, northwest of the capital city of Nairobi. Twenty-two months after the murder, the outcome of his bereaved family and friends' quest for justice appears uncertain.


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Katelyn Kinghorn: Distinguished Student
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It's a long way until the school year is over, but Katelyn Kinghorn and the other yearbook staff members are already hard at work. Katelyn wants the yearbook to be special
"I really like being able to create these memories for people," Katelyn says.
Yearbook is just one of many activities Katelyn is involved in. Track is one of her favorites.
"I love being able to challenge myself and I love being able to run with so many different people," Katelyn says.
Katelyn is also involved in several musical groups at Sugar-Salem. She also is involved in student council. So why so many activities?
"It helps me become a leader and these things are different - I mean the band is different than track and it's helped me to step up and be a leader in different ways," Katelyn says.
Katelyn wants to become anesthesiologist. She plans to travel the world and do humanitarian work in Africa. She works hard to get good grades and encourages others to do the same. But there's one more thing she encourages high school students to do at the same time.
"But also have fun, because if you don't have fun everything just seems like it's all there for nothing, but if you have fun, if you get involved, then everything will be worth it in the end," Katelyn says.


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well besides my beretta,the only gun i've shot fired was my brother-inlaws mil issue 1911a .45 and acouple of his .22's.which one of them was a Rugar?(i think) not sure what the other .22 was(he never told me)
out of the three,i think i liked the 1911a.i think it's cause of the fact that it blew the snot out of the stuff we were shooting.(wooden pallets,appliances,etc)


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|Flourite is awesome and all, but really, all that rinsing. Still, good job! 10 rinses? I hope you didn't hurt your back doing that or got a cramp in your arms.
I also decided to go with Flourite Dark and I love it. I washed and dried it as well before capping my MTS and there was no clouding at all, I was relieved. I wanted a darker substrate, but not completely black, so this was a nice middle ground. Sort of reminds me of mulched up leaves.
The texture isn't quite what I had expected and as you mentioned, it can be fun to get stems to stay down, but all in all I love it.
Nice write up!
I like the color personally. I might consider using this in my next tank.
Thanks for the info!
Seachem Flourite Dark, Experience and Pictures
While I was researching substrates, I found that there wasn't a whole ton of information about Flourite Dark. I decided to go with it in my 10 gallon mostly as an experiment, and since I have some pictures I decided to post them up.
Unfortunately I don't have any pictures of the cleaning process, partly because I forgot until part way through, and partly because my computer is broken so I don't have access to the pictures I already took off my camera.
My method for cleaning was as follows:
1) Dump half a bag in a 4-gallon bucket
2) Fill bucket halfway with water, gently scoop under the substrate several times with my hand to stir up loose particles. Dump out water
3) Repeat step 2 ten times.
4) Dump out the flourite on a towel, spread thin, and let dry completely, as per lauraleellbp's suggestion.
Here's a picture immediately after I added water (see the plate? ) There was NO clouding, so either I was lucky, or this method works really well!
Here is a picture after I scraped all the bubbles off the sides. No clouding
These pictures give you an idea of grain size and color variation. There is a noticeable amount of color variations, but I don't think it looks bad. I'm partial to the black substrates myself, but I think this one looks pretty natural.
Unfortunately, the only other substrate I've used to date has been small round pebbles, so I can't compare to other planted tank substrates. I assume that it's fairly similar to flourite and flourite black in everything but color. Having a pair of forceps really helps with planting, as it's hard to get stems in deep enough with just your fingers (without digging a bigger hole than you need)
The color is more red than I thought it would be; it's definitely a reddish-brown, not a brown brown. Here are some pictures after my preliminary plantings.
The shade in these pictures is pretty good, for showing the darkness, although the tone is a little more purple (less red) than real life.
I hope this info is helpful!
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Here are the candidates in order of priority (which means realistically their chances of ending up here)
1. Lou Piniella 2006: NONE
It was mentioned on nats.com of how he'd be interested in going thru another rebuilding phrase like the Rays, strong chance here.
2.Joe Girardi 2006: FLA
The Nationals actually called Girardi to see if he was interested, apparently he didn't return the calls yet.
3. Buck Showalter 2006: TEX
I think he'd be good here, really, I do.
What do you guys think? I'll post more info along the way as this offseason unravels.


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Having passed through my five frame nuc box phase, my winebox phase, my Styrofoam fish box phase, my packing crate phase, my eight frame phase....I am now trying to get back to the basics. My goals this year are:
Make no superfluous equipment. I have enough five frame nuc boxes and they are to small for bait hives, but work adequately.
Make traps big enough to include some foundation to draw to eliminate the need to service soon after catching, and use a swarm's ability to draw comb.
Make them bee tight, for easy no beesuit moving.
Make them bee tight enough that my non beekeeper friend can move them.
Make them light enough that I can move them.
Make them a good value for expanding my apiary with minimal specialized investment.
Make them the same green color that makes Charlie B sick to his stomach.
All of this years models are made from budget grade deep boxes. Model # 1 has a steel entrance disk for easy closure. It has a 1/4" thick luan top and bottom to minimize it's weight. The bottoms are screwed on, the tops will probably be also, but duct tape or straps might be used on other models. I will probably transfer the bees into plain boxes, but I can easily remove the bottoms and just place the box on a bottom with a good top. The inside will get an area treated with a slurry of wax, propolis and LGO spread around with my heat gun or painted on from a hot pot full of brew. Stay tuned for Model 2 and 3.


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Wendy Barker
Professor earns Violet Crown Book Award in Poetry
By Tanya Hulbert
Student Writer, College of Liberal and Fine Arts
(Oct. 31, 2007)--Wendy Barker , UTSA professor of English and poet in residence, was named the winner of the 2007 Violet Crown Book Award in Poetry from the Writer's League of Texas for her latest collection "Between Frames" (Pecan Grove, 2006).
"This is the second time I've won this distinction," said Barker. "This is really nice news" In 2000, she received the award for her third full-length collection of poems, "Way of Whiteness" (Wings Press, 2000).
Today's headlines
- La Prensa Foundation is newest member of UTSA Lone Star Society
- UTSA alumna Jordan Kaufmann wins $50K for new stent-graft start-up
- UTSA begins new way-finding sign installation this summer at Main Campus
- USA Today: UTSA long jumper Tyler Williamson rescues three-year-old boy
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The award will be presented Nov. 3 at the Texas Book Festival (http://www.texasbookfestival.org) , and includes a $1,000 prize. The Writers' League of Texas, founded in 1981, is a nonprofit professional organization whose primary purpose is to provide a forum for information, support and sharing among writers to help members improve and market their writing skills and to promote the interests of writers and the writing community.
Barker has published four full-length collections of poetry, including "Poems from Paradise" (2005), "Let the Ice Speak" (1991) and "Winter Chickens" (1990), as well as two chapbooks, "Eve Remembers" (1996) and "Between Frames" (2006).
A selection of poems accompanied by autobiographical essays, "Poems' Progress," were published in 2002, and her translations (with Saranindranath Tagore) from the Bengali of India's Nobel Prize-winning poet, "Rabindranath Tagore: Final Poems" (2001), received the Sourette Diehl Fraser Award from the Texas Institute of Letters.
Barker's books in progress include "Rabindranath Tagore: The Complete Final Poems" (translations, with Saranindranath Tagore), "Raveled Threads" (a collection of personal essays) and "Weather" (a collection of poems).
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Montgomery Gentry, Justin Moore + More Share Best Advice From Dad on Father's Day 2013
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Stars Justin Moore and the men of Montgomery Gentry are dads, but they're also sons who are no doubt thinking about their fathers this Father's Day. The two acts joined Craig Campbell and Dustin Lynch at the first-ever Taste of Country Music Festival this weekend, where they shared from their fathers that they still use on a daily basis.
For Craig Campbell, it was how to shake a man's hand. For Justin Moore, it was good career advice. All four artists quickly came up with a sound piece of advice that Dad shared once upon a time.
Campbell, Montgomery Gentry and Moore will also be spending Father's Day with their kids today (June 16). Fellow proud dad Brad Paisley was just announced as a headliner for the 2014 ToC Music Festival.


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Top photo: Athletic Director Lynn Hickey, President Ricardo Romo
and new football coach Larry Coker
Bottom photo: Enthusiastic crowd greets new UTSA football coach
(Photos by Mark McClendon)
>> View the March 6 ceremony at UTSA (Windows Media Player:
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>> View KENS-TV and KSAT-TV coverage of the March 6 welcoming
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UTSA introduces Larry Coker as first football coach
By Kyle Stephens
Sports Information Director
(March 6, 2009)--Officials at The University of Texas at San Antonio today introduced Larry Coker as UTSA's first head football coach. Coker was selected from a field of three finalists to build an NCAA Division I Football Championship Subdivision program from the ground up. The announcement, attended by more than 500 students, faculty, staff and friends of UTSA took place just before students were heading off campus for their annual spring break.
Today's headlines
- La Prensa Foundation is newest member of UTSA Lone Star Society
- UTSA alumna Jordan Kaufmann wins $50K for new stent-graft start-up
- UTSA begins new way-finding sign installation this summer at Main Campus
- USA Today: UTSA long jumper Tyler Williamson rescues three-year-old boy
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"This is an exciting time for athletics at UTSA and we had a great group of finalists," said UTSA President Ricardo Romo. "We are exceptionally pleased that Larry Coker has accepted our offer to organize and lead the first Roadrunner football program and we all look forward to starting a new tradition at UTSA."
"We are extremely thrilled to be able to announce Larry Coker as our first head coach," said UTSA Athletic Director Lynn Hickey. "To be able to bring in somebody of his caliber and with his resumé to start up our program is a wonderful thing for the university and the community."
Coker, who has been a college football television analyst for ESPN the last two years, is the former head coach at Miami, where he compiled a 60-15 record and three Big East Championships in six seasons. He guided the Hurricanes to an undefeated season in 2001, capturing the Bowl Championship Series (BCS) title with a 37-14 win against Nebraska in the Rose Bowl.
A 28-year coaching veteran at the collegiate level and two-time National Coach of the Year, Coker has served on staffs at five different schools. He was the offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach at Miami from 1995 to 2000. Before his tenure in Coral Gables, he spent three seasons at Ohio State, where he was the quarterbacks coach in 1995 and the defensive backs coach from 1993 to 1994. Coker spent two seasons as the offensive coordinator at Oklahoma in 1990-92 and also served in the same capacity at Oklahoma State from 1983 to 1989 and at Tulsa in 1980-82. He began his collegiate coaching career at Tulsa as the running backs and quarterbacks coach in 1979.
A native of Okemah, Okla., Coker was a three-year letterman at Northeastern State University, where he received his bachelor's degree in history in I970 and a master's in guidance counseling and physical education in 1973. He and his wife, Dianna, have a daughter, Lara, and two grandchildren, twins Daniel and Dillon Goldmann.
The University of Texas System Board of Regents approved UTSA's Athletic Initiative Business Plan on Dec. 18, which grants the university permission to add a football program. The plan calls for UTSA to develop an $84 million competitive athletics complex, add an NCAA Football Championship Subdivision (FCS, formerly Division I-AA) football program with the intent to advance football and the athletics department's existing 16 intercollegiate programs to an NCAA Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS, formerly Division I-A) conference.
The Athletic Initiative directly supports UTSA's academic mission as outlined in its strategic plan, A Shared Vision UTSA 2016.
The University of Texas at San Antonio is one of the fastest growing higher education institutions in Texas and the second largest of nine academic universities and six health institutions in the UT System. As a multicultural institution of access and excellence, UTSA aims to be a premier public research university providing access to educational excellence and preparing citizen leaders for the global environment.
UTSA serves more than 28,400 students in 64 bachelor's, 47 master's and 21 doctoral degree programs in the colleges of Architecture, Business, Education and Human Development, Engineering, Honors, Liberal and Fine Arts, Public Policy, Sciences and Graduate School. Founded in 1969, UTSA is an intellectual and creative resource center and a socioeconomic development catalyst for Texas and beyond.
UTSA sponsors 16 intercollegiate sports at the NCAA Division I level and recently added football, which will field a team in 2011. The school is a member of the Southland Conference and captured the 2007-08 Commissioner's Cup for the best overall athletics program.
>> Read more about UTSA Athletics at the StepUpUTSA.com Web site.
FAQ: UTSA football
Now that a head coach has been named, what are next steps?
- Continue the recently launched $15 million fundraising campaign
- Search for additional staff
- Build Phase One of the Athletics Complex on recently purchased 125 acres
- Continue UTSA's commitment to research and academics and to be the next great Texas University
What is the best-case football timeline?
2009: Continue the $15 million fundraising campaign
2009: Hire additional staff and begin recruiting process
2010: Begin practicing with red-shirted inaugural team
2011: Expand team and play independent football schedule 2012: Play Southland Conference football schedule
What level of football will UTSA play?
The plan calls for UTSA to begin play at the NCAA Division I Football Championship Subdivision (FCS, formerly Division I-AA) level with the intent to advance football and the athletics department's existing 16 intercollegiate programs to an NCAA Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS, formerly Division I-A) conference.
How many scholarships will UTSA have for its first recruits?
At the NCAA Division I Football Championship Subdivision (FCS) level, 63 total scholarships are allowed that may be split between student-athletes (equivalency). However, only 30 student-athletes can be signed per year. Ultimately, it is the head coach's decision on how many are signed each year.
Where will the football team practice?
Until money is raised to construct football fields at the Athletics Complex, the team will practice either on the 1604 Campus or at surrounding high school facilities.
Where will the football team play home games?
UTSA has a tentative agreement with the City of San Antonio to use the Alamodome for home games.
When built, where will the $84 million Athletics Complex be located?
Loop 1604 and Hausman Road, on a 125-acre parcel one mile southwest of the UTSA 1604 Campus
When will construction begin on the Athletics Complex?
- 2010: Goal is to begin construction in February 2010
- 2011: Completion of Phase One in October 2011
What is included in Phase One of the Athletics Complex?
Phase One will include NCAA Division I-quality facilities for soccer and track, roadway, surface parking and other related infrastructure. After that, depending on successful fundraising, practice football fields will be added.
How will all of this be paid for?
- Athletics Complex: $22 million in funding approved by City and County voters; remaining funds will be sought through donations, sponsorships and partnerships
- To add football and enhance all other team sports: Raise $15 million in donations and sponsorships; currently, the UTSA Athletics budget is $10 million; additional revenue for athletics budget will come from a stepped increase in UTSA student athletic fees; investigate availability of other revenue streams that do not draw from the institutional academic budget
Will the football program include a marching band and cheerleading squad?
UTSA already sponsors a pep band and spirit program, which consists of a cheerleading squad and dance team. With the addition of football, UTSA hopes to expand these programs but it will involve additional fundraising.
How will football affect UTSA's commitment to become a national research university?
- UTSA has long been a university of first choice and provides access to excellence for more than 28,400 graduate and undergraduate students. Football will not change this.
- UTSA is still on target to become a national research university. That means there will be an increase in the number of academic programs, more contributions to the economic success of San Antonio and the region, and enhanced student life. Now, we simply add a championship-driven Division I football program to the list.


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Here's what I've been up to over the summer. I turned this:
into this:
I dremeled out the dent, altered the range finder and right ear piece, and my awesome girlfriend sculpted a borden dental connector for the cheek. The visor is a t-visor.com. I painted it with the layered method using Stormtrooperguy's rattlecan list. I still have to do some more topical weathering to do and I've yet to paint the arrows on the forehead. Then I'll seal it down with some matte coat.
It's not the greatest bucket in the world but I'm certainly proud of it


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Key points-
Doug Martin- In fact, he even uttered the words "he might be better than Trent" not only once, but twice
Lamar Miller- He's a bigger Clinton Portis, a bigger Clinton Portis. And faster. Exceptional speed and home-run threat, without a doubt.
Robert Turbin- But too many one-man tackling, getting brought down by one guy
isn't going to get it done. Doesn't always run like a 225-pound power
back, runs like he's 205 or 210. I'm not sure he would have survived in the SEC.
Bernard Peirce- I'm not seeing a whole lot. He's a little bow-legged. He runs too
high, allows his upper body to get ahead of his legs, that's how
injuries happen. I don't see anything special. Holds ball too loose. He's not flashy,
doesn't do much to excite me. He's a "guy." He's not a back who can
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The property boasts a medley of reclaimed Douglas fir and recycled metals to create a modern look that's more than just stylish—it's also earned LEED certification and a four Eco-Leaf rating from iStayGreen, making it the greenest hotel in the area.
Escape on Sundays through Thursdays ($156) or Fridays and Saturdays ($196) between now and June 15, 2012. Or, opt for Sundays through Thursdays ($226) or Fridays and Saturdays ($266) between June 16 and August 29, 2012.
Drink in the views of the crystal blue water and towering peaks from the deck of the M.S. Dixie II or Tahoe Queen during a sightseeing cruise with Lake Tahoe Cruises, named the best tour company by Nevada Magazine in 2009.
Hit the links at Edgewood Tahoe, a George Fazio-designed course with majestic mountain views on the south shores of Lake Tahoe, and lounge by the hotel's pool with your plus one—likely a tall drink of water—in a cabana before taking a swig of the skyline with a glider plane ride over the lake and Genoa.
Then, shake out any stress with a massage—using natural, vegan, and organic lotions and oils—at the 968 Spa.
After the sun sets, those who like their drinks stiff can make their way to Opal Ultra Lounge. The popular nightspot features go-go dancers, body painting, DJs, and drink specials—not to mention, it's open 'til dawn.
When you're on Lake Tahoe, however you mix it, you can be sure of this: The setting will be nothing short of intoxicating.
"Great location, just two minutes from the Heavenly gondola; a super-friendly staff; and great amenities. The room was perfect in terms of size and comfort (loved the beds), and we couldn't get enough of the warm and rustic, eco-friendly décor."-- TripAdvisor
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At Foothill College, financial aid determination is generally based on serving students who demonstrate the most financial need. In most cases, the basis of determination is as follows:
Beginning with all terms on or after 7-1-11 there were new federal eligibility repeatability rules that went into effect. While there are several intricate details, the quick summary is that a student can only be paid for repeating a completed course one additional time after completion of the course. Any further repeats will not count towards federal eligibility criteria. By federal standards a 'D' grade counts as completed units. Regardless of one's ability to move on to the next level course this would count as the successful completion. Because we understand the complexity of this we have provided a video in the list above and strongly encourage students to contact the FAO if there are any concerns over how it may impact them.


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From organizing campus cleanups and Earth Day events to volunteering in the organic garden, Mary Davis has helped the University become a little greener.
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At a first-of-its-kind online event in April, Binghamton University launched its second comprehensive gifts campaign.
Bold. Brilliant. Binghamton. The Campaign for Binghamton University was launched via a website that included a live, streamed announcement of the campaign goal of $95 million, videos featuring dozens of University faculty and staff, 360-degree photos of campus locations and chat rooms hosted by Binghamton faculty, students and alumni.
Over the course of the lively, two-hour, real-time Internet event, the site had more than 1,500 visits that produced close to 20,000 page views. 'Party-goers' roamed the website vying for prizes and casting their votes for their favorite one-minute videos produced by members of the University community. Topping the most-visited list were the chat rooms, with the most popular of the 17 conversations being those associated with residential community affiliated groups.
Without ever leaving their homes or offices, participants were able to celebrate Binghamton University from New York to San Francisco, and in countries as far away as India and Australia.
"As far as we know, we were the first university to launch a campaign this way," said Rebecca Benner, senior director of advancement services and campaign operations. "And I'm sure with the economy the way it is, we won't be the last to do so. The launch was a great success – both cost-wise and in the number of people we were able to reach. It also was a great way to show rather than tell our friends and supporters that Binghamton is at the forefront of communications and technology."
The Herson Group, headquartered in Penn Yan, N.Y., and Washington, D.C., worked closely with Binghamton University to develop the customized and interactive website.
"We were very pleased with the way the event played out," said MJ Herson, lead agent on the project. "We had relatively few glitches and those we did have were quickly dealt with. With steady traffic in all of the features, including our Twitter feeds and updates to Facebook, our guests were able to communicate with one another through a wide range of vehicles. More importantly, they were able to engage with Binghamton University is a very new and dynamic way."
Along with the announcement of the $95 million campaign goal, the launch recognized a number of large gifts to the University, including $25.9 million from Siemens.
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Hope College has been named to the national President's Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll for a second consecutive year for exemplary service efforts and service to disadvantaged youth by the Corporation for National and Community Service.
Launched in 2006, the Community Service Honor Roll is the highest federal recognition a school can achieve for its commitment to service-learning and civic engagement. Honorees for the award were chosen based on a series of selection factors including scope and innovativeness of service projects, percentage of student participation in service activities, incentives for service, and the extent to which the school offers academic service-learning courses.
The 2007 Honor Roll, which recognizes schools for their community service activities during the 2006-07 academic year, was announced at the American Council on Education's Annual Meeting in San Diego, Calif., on Monday, Feb. 11.
"Walking alongside others is an essential part of Hope students' fabric as they seek to serve, support and empower individuals that have a need," said Dr. Richard Frost, who is vice president for student development and dean of students at Hope.
"Hope students' serving comes from a genuine Christian commitment and the understanding that we are all called to help others," he said. "What always amazes me are the stories I learn about students doing service not because it is tied to a class, resume or group but simply because it is the right thing to do. Hope's campus culture breathes service from the mission statement 'The mission of Hope College is to educate students for lives of leadership and service in a global society...'; for students these are not just words but their lives."
Hope students engage in volunteer service throughout the school year, including individually as well as through large-scale programs coordinated through the college. Examples range from the annual "Time to Serve" program that engages hundreds of new students in community service through the New Student Orientation program; to the student-organized Dance Marathon that raises funds for Helen DeVos Children's Hospital; to spring break mission trips around the country and abroad organized by the campus ministries office; to serving as ESL tutors locally; to mentoring elementary-age children through the Children's After School Achievement (CASA) program. Earlier this month, an interdisciplinary Hope service project focused on water quality and community health in the village of Nkuv in Cameroon was named one of four finalists for Michigan's 2008 Carter Partnership Award by Michigan Campus Compact.
The Honor Roll is jointly sponsored by the Corporation, through its Learn and Serve America program, and the Department of Education, the Department of Housing and Urban Development, USA Freedom Corps, and the President's Council on Service and Civic Participation.
In congratulating the winners, U.S. Secretary of Education Margaret Spellings said, "Americans rely on our higher education system to prepare students for citizenship and the workforce. We look to institutions like these to provide leadership in partnering with local schools to shape the civic, democratic and economic future of our country."
Overall, the Community Service Honor Roll awarded six schools with Presidential Awards. In addition, four schools were recognized as Special Achievement Award winners, 127 as Honor Roll With Distinction members and 391 schools as Honor Roll members. In total, 528 schools were recognized. A full list is available at www.nationalservice.gov/honorroll.
A total of 17 colleges and universities from Michigan were recognized, including 13 on the Honor Roll and four on the Honor Roll With Distinction.
"There is no question that the universities and colleges who have made an effort to participate and win the Honor Roll award are themselves being rewarded," said American Council on Education President David Ward. "Earning this distinction is not easy. But now each of these schools will be able to wear this award like a badge of honor."
The Honor Roll is jointly sponsored by the Corporation, through its Learn and Serve America program, and the Department of Education, the Department of Housing and Urban Development, USA Freedom Corps, and the President's Council on Service and Civic Participation.
The Corporation for National and Community Service is a federal agency that improves lives, strengthens communities, and fosters civic engagement through service and volunteering. The Corporation administers Senior Corps, AmeriCorps and Learn and Serve America, a program that supports service-learning in schools, institutions of higher education and community-based organizations. More information may be obtained online at http://www.nationalservice.gov.


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Investors in two funds caught up in the Hubbard financial collapse have lodged a formal complaint with the Government over the performance of statutory managers Grant Thornton.
According to a statement, a group with the support of 230 investors in Aorangi Securities or Hubbard Management Funds (HMF) have complained to Commerce Minister Craig Foss and Attorney General Lyn Provost.
Aorangi was placed into statutory management by the Government in June 2010 after an investor complained to the Securities Commission that they did not receive an investment statement or a prospectus before depositing funds.
Grant Thornton began examining HMF soon after and it was also placed under statutory management.
The investor group is angry that a late discovery of boxes documents by Grant Thornton has put off a $60 million asset wrangle in the Timaru High Court that could hit investor payouts.
This hearing will determine a claim from Jean Hubbard - the widow of Timaru businessman Allan Hubbard - that $60 million of the $96 million of Aorangi Securities assets were never transferred to Aorangi's ownership and are therefore hers personally and for her late husband's estate.
The hearing was scheduled to begin in October 29 but has not been put off until May next year at the request of the statutory managers.
Grant Thorton said earlier this month the claim could have a "severe impact on returns to [Aorangi] investors", who to date have got back $14.5 million, or 15c in the dollar.
"This is the last straw for investors who are extremely angry at this inexcusable error by the statutory managers," the investors' statement said.
"This further 7 month delay has a serious detrimental impact upon investors who have been struggling emotionally and financially since their funds were frozen on 20 June 2010. For many investors these funds represent savings post retirement and hence access to funds to cover their cost of living. To date at least 22 investors have died- many as a result of stress related illnesses caused due to the ongoing delays in the return of their capital caused by the statutory management," it said.
"The statutory managers have failed to adequately protect assets," the statement said, which also claimed the costs of the statutory managament had exceeded $12 million to date.
The investor group said it reserved the right to "seek recourse and compensation arising from emotional and financial suffering inflicted as a consequence of unwarranted actions of the public authorities".
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BATON ROUGE (AP) — Baton Rouge police are investigation meth lab explosion at a local motel.
Cpl. L'Jean McKneely told WBRZ TV it happened at the Crossland Motel.
McKneely said nobody was on scene when investigators found the clandestine lab, and no arrests have been made.
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How does the bald notothen, a small fish that lives in the freezing, icy waters of Antarctica, manage to survive? Clues are to be had from the genes it expresses, which are revealed in a BMC Genomics study published this week.
Kevin T Bilyk and C-H Christina Cheng have decoded the fish's entire transcriptome -- a record of all expressed genes -- in different tissue types and various environments. By comparing the notothen transcriptome against that of the tropical zebrafish (Danio rerio), they were able to highlight 58 elements thought to play essential roles in icy water survival. These include components related to protein binding and transcription -- the first step of gene expression.
The bald notothen (Pagothenia borchgrevinki) lives under the surface ice of the McMurdo Sound, the southern limit of marine life and arguably the coldest, iciest extreme of all Antarctic fish habitats. As a result, it has evolved various adaptations to life in this extreme environment. These include newly-minted genes that encode antifreeze glycoproteins, and modifications of pre-existing genes that help it to function at low temperatures.
Researchers would like to pinpoint exactly which genes endow the bald notothen with its hardy nature, but in the absence of a DNA sequence, the transcriptome -- the output of gene activity -- is a useful proxy.
Transcriptome sequences are already available for a handful of notothenoid species, but they don't include any of the high-latitude coastal species, such as the bald notothen. This reference transcriptome serves as a useful model of gene expression in extreme cold, and will likely fuel further molecular studies of other polar fish and cold-blooded creatures.
The bald notothen is also intriguing because, despite living in sub-zero temperatures, it can handle warmer waters -- given a few days to acclimatise to water at 4 oC, it can then tolerate small incremental increases in temperature. With this in mind, Bilyk and Cheng also studied the transcriptomes of fish kept in warmer waters. They hope to unravel the molecular mechanisms that enable the fish to survive both extreme cold and warmer temperatures -- a feature that may serve the fish well as climate change threatens the temperature of polar waters.
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Derrold R. Daly, 84, of Live Oak, Ca, passed away October 3, 2013. Born May 1929 in Lincoln, Ca. A resident of the Yuba-Sutter area for most of his life except for 30 years that he had lived in Truckee.
Derrold worked for Cal-Trans during the 1950s . He had also worked for the Truckee Fire Department, where he retired as Assistant chief in 1984.
Derrold started the Duck Egg Salvage Program in Live Oak the early 1900s. During this time he had salvaged over 20,000 ducks.
He also enjoyed hunting, fishing, water-skiing and riding snowmobiles. His favorite sports teams were the S.F. Giants & the 49ers.
Derrold has had many friends over the years, but his "Best friends" were his beloved English Pointers "Pup and Sis."
Survivors include his two sisters, Dorene Bihlman of Live Oak and Zelma Carruthers of Rio Linda; children: Diane (Daly) Dunbar (Howard) of Alta Loma, Ca, David Daly of Reno, NV, Gail Daly of Yuba City, Ca; four grandchildren and six great-grandchildren.
Proceeded in death by his wife of 51 years, Beverly (Meyer).
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I have basically less than two days before I leave for tour again, but you know I gotta hit you with some free music!
Downton Abbey is the kind of thing that you hear about, and you're all like, "That sounds terrible." And then even one of your best friends won't shut up about it, and then you have to fly to Seattle and see that the first season is only $9.99 on iTunes (God bless you PBS), and you watch it on the plane, and get completely obsessed with it. And then you're calling your friend and saying things like "I'm at the part where Matthew Crawley is investigating the entail for Lord Grantham, and the Dowager Countess finds out about it," and you realize you're whispering because honestly, what the HELL are you even saying?
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- Conundrum at West Columbia, SC (tix)
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Going into my third year, started w/Italians. Read about advantages w/Buckfast and All American breeds on Drapers. Are they really any better? I would like to start a queen castle and want good queens from a northern beekeep.
Going into my third year, started w/Italians. Read about advantages w/Buckfast and All American breeds on Drapers. Are they really any better? I would like to start a queen castle and want good queens from a northern beekeep.
run and dont look back. they are mean nasty and come from south Texas.
When I was looking into buying a package of Buckfast bees to start beekeeping last year I contacted Draper and asked where they got their Buckfast packages. They confirmed they ship from Texas. Since I had heard the ones coming out of Texas might have some AHB mixed in I went with an Italian package instead. (That package came from Georgia and I ended up re-queening it with a NWC.)
I did end up buying a Buckfast (with Tiger trait) nuc from MS and they are really gentle bees. I have only had them since the end of August so it is early to know how they turn out but they do keep a clean hive. The source I got them from doesn't appear to have them available this year but you might look into Ferguson's in Canada for a queen and just re-queen a cheaper Italian package. I believe one of the Russell sub-tier producers is supposed to be carrying them too, maybe the Alabama one but I am not sure.
I heard the Buckfast turn mean after the first generation because of AHB genetics. I also heard that the Buckfast from Canada are good but cost substatially more because of import fees. I don't want any queens or packages from the south. Are All Americans from Draper from Texas also?
If you buy a package in the spring it will almost 100% come from the south or CA. Doesn't matter what race of queen you get, that's the source geography. You said you wanted good queens from a northern beekeeper, but I'm thinking maybe you really meant you want a northern queen . If so, then focus on getting a quality package regardless of race, realizing you'll requeen later in the year when the well-mated northern queens become available.
To get a northern anything it's gotta be a nuc. I don't know of anyone northern who shakes packages, but I haven't been around very long, someone can certainly correct me on that. If you do go northern nuc, get one that you know has been overwintered in the north, not one that's simply a southern package that was installed a month ago and is now a nuc.
I don't know about the All Americans. I think they are out of TX too but am not sure. Contact Draper and ask, they were quick to respond and upfront about the Buckfast when I asked.
Have you read Brother Adam's book Breeding the Honeybee? He goes into the make-up of the Buckfast bee and how the crosses came out. The bees out of Texas might have more recent AHB crossing in.
Thanks Colleen. I found a New York State breeder of hearty hygenic queens w/very good reputation. Although Drapoers has a good rep, I don't want to chance any southern bees, despite the great descriptions of what they're supposed to be.
DB, I think you answered your own question. "You want good queens from a northern breeder". There are bunch of resources up north. You just have to wait until they are ready. As far as the Weaver Buckfast/Allstar queen stock, yes, they are good queens that produced great patterns, that produced great production for me. As the member from NY said, they can get aggressive if allowed to supercede 2nd and 3rd generation. But since you are a breeder, you will control that process by re-queening every two or three years, or when you see fit based on your production principals.
To assume that all queens bred in the south are bad mojo, is a fallacy. As you mentioned, you may purchase a breeder queen from Ferguson's, who has excellent stock, but don't rule out Danish Buckfast from MS, or Cardovan stock from CA or HI. Still good queens, that you will introduce to your genitic line up north, and breed with your drone pool. The key is you will control your own breeding operations with whatever queen source you wish to develope into your line.
I am down south in the heart of Dixie, even though I have tried to change my location several times. I would have no issues breeding from northern or southern stock, if the source had the genitic traits I was looking for.
Kind regards
Contact Mike at Bjorn bees. He does northern survivors and breeds queens.
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Barry (forum owner/moderator) and ask him to update your location.
In the interim, you could modify your current signature to include your correct location.
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The buckfast from Weavers are by far the best bees we have used in 20 years. We started with Buckfast from Drapers which do come from Texas. We stopped ordering them due to Texas being Africanized. MB has many posts about Buckfast as well worth researching although I am aware he also stopped ordering from Texas. I have heard very good things about the Canada Buckfast, those from Quelth (please correct that spelling if you can) and would like to add them to our breeding stock once we get a chance to catch our breath. The PA state bee inspector used to work here at Dyce and is from Canada orginally if I recall and he spoke highly of that Breeding Program. Obviously Brother Adam has been gone awhile so if you are interested in Buckfast from anywhere you should check out the breeding practices and linage.
Thanks everybody. My first bees were from Georgia and did fine. I just want to make sure I get good traits so with my family gardening within 10 yards of the beehives thet don't get aggressive. The Italians have have been pretty good except for when I did something dumb while inspecting,
they do like to fly in your face when they get aggessive and will sometimes follow you all the way back to the house. For the most part, they are just fine, I usually mow right around the hives w/out a veil. Since I'm going to start a queen castle, I just want to make sure I get good queens.
Any colony can turn hot, for any number of reasons...and any strain you get can have a hot colony. To condemn a whole industry based on a few instances is irresponsible. I've used bees from B. Weaver, and yes, had a hot hive, that calmed down after the queen spent the semen that caused the hot daughters... I've also requeened. None that I have obtained from Texas the past few years was as hot as an Italian colony I had back in the early '80's.... So it isn't all AHB's fault.
Having said that, of course it is important to be aware of your surroundings and environment when considering keeping bees. Just be aware that you can get hot bees from anywhere. And a colony can turn hot.
"If all you have is a hammer, the whole world is a nail." - A.H. Maslow
I'm really pleased with my Weaver bees. I'm setting up a few more hives in April with B Weavers.
(Spicewood, Texas)
Miksa in Groveland,Fl. has some fine Buckfast queens.
They're the R.Weavers, shipped straight from Navasota. You order the bees from Draper. He orders them from Weavers.
Weavers ships them to you just like you ordered them from Weavers. But, good bees though. I like 'em.
This is only my first year but I bought packages from both LL and R Weaver and I have had two feral hives. The Americans are much more active and productive nut fairly calm. The only time they seem to act aggressive was when they were crowded and needed another super and when the beetle populations got a bit high. They also don't like excessive meddling in the hive. Maybe the southern varieties are just too tough for a Yankee to handle ;^)
The LL bees were a bit more active out of the packeage but soon calmed down and aren't quite as productive; they lag far behind even though they arrived only a few weeks behind the Americans. I don't think Ive ever been stung by this hive.
My first local hive is meaner than pi$$ and flies out at the slightest disturbance. The guards hunt me for 400+ feet and will do their darndest to get through my veil. Their production leaves much to be desired so they will probably need a re-queen in the spring.
The other local hive that absconded was pretty mellow and majorly productive when I collected it. Sorry to lose that one...
I would think one would save some $$ by ordering directly from Weaver, instead of thru another party.
"If all you have is a hammer, the whole world is a nail." - A.H. Maslow
Yes, It seems that Draper's pays the same amount to order them for you, plus a little profit.
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text: For a month or two now, I've kind of relegated myself to the fact that we're going to end up drafting him. I think it's more likely than ever now.. Too stupid to tank and get into the top 3-4 picks. He seems to be slipping into our range due to an underwhelming season. What's the board think about one Shabazz Muhammad?? Almost unanimously projected as the #1 overall pick in the 2013 draft going into this season (much like Drummond the season prior). He's got terrific size, length and strength for the 2 or 3 position in the NBA. Phenomenal athleticism. He's supposed to be a fierce competitor and solid citizen. He's supposed to have all the skills to translate into a high scoring NBA all-star. He's, at worst, expected to be a well above average defender. Horrible lone season at UCLA - where the head coach did get fired. What do we think about him? ..Me, personally. Similar feeling I had as going into last year's draft. Last year, Anthony Davis - the #1 overall pick - was the only guy I would've even taken ahead of who we got at #9. This year, Ben McLemore - the probable #1 overall pick - is the only guy I'd for sure take ahead of Muhammad. I like Smart, not sure if I like him more than Shabazz though. Porter reminds me too much of hated Tayshaun. Less need for a third big man like Noel, Bennett, etc. I'd be surprised if Oladipo was more than a defensive stopper in the league. Don't know much about the guard from Lehigh. Muhammad's my man.


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link to fs thread: http://www.thedentedhelmet.com/f31/s...limited-48809/
Where is everyone that were looking for full panels last week? Jump on this before going back to a waiting list!
Thanks ST. And thanks AnakinSkywalker. Much appreciated.
If anyone is on the fence on getting one don't be. I have one and they are great.
These are awesome. The full front cast will definitely make for an easier build. I'm impatient, so waiting for layers upon layers of wood glue to dry was excruciating.
I agree Darth, but I always suggest the han pieces to someone just starting, because theres a lot of work to get them to lay perfectly and glue down perfectly. But when done right, are great.
The one in your avatar looks great.
I must post my satisfaction with Stormrider's work also! Like DarthYuengel, I ordered a full front cast and it looks AWESOME!!!! It was very easy to work with and the final result has far exceeded my expectations. I will attempt to post some pics here soon, I have to take them with a better camera than my old phone...
Thanks Stormrider!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Just paypal'd ya! Count me in!
I want one. Let me know if you still have one available.
Naz, check out the post in the cargo hold. There are three available so act fast!
Cleaning the mold today, hoping rubber will be in soon. Supplier was still waiting for one of the raw materials to make my rubber. Ill keep everyone posted.
Citizen - see stormriders reply to a similar question in the cargo hold. The mold doesn't include the border.
Yup I see it now. Thank You.
No problem. If you're looking to build a box, check out the kits zenix sells. I'm finishing mine now before Stormriders cast arrives. I've been very happy with it - easy to build and good construction!
When you say kits. Do you mean side panels? Im having difficulty finding them. I kinda would like all the parts by mid January.
Did a search on Zenix. His 1/2" MDF panels are beautiful, but I plan on cutting out my own. There are so many great blue prints online here. You can easly have kinko's print them out to scale and trace them out. Atleast thats my theory. Lol
I hear ya. I wanted the path of least resistance with my carpentry skills, hahaha.... Darth Chromer should be starting a run of side panels soon, so keep your eyes open on this forum.
I'm about five thousand miles away from my workshop at the moment and the only tool I can use right now is my Visa card.
Here here citizen!
The rubber as far as I can know is en-route to me, or leaving Monday morning. Which means by the end of the week I will have pulled the first pull. I cant wait to get these off my plate!
Any questions about your orders or build infto pm me.
No pressure there Stormrider. I'd rather you take pleasure in your work and keep doing it for others to enjoy. Otherwise you would stress out and never doing it again.
Thanks for the updates. It's very professional of you to do so.
Rubber is here tomorrow eve or sat morning. Pulls will start coming out immediately.
Im also making a mold for my Volvo control panel right now as we speak. Ill post some updates.
Is this of interest to anyone?
Attachment 73341
I need to know what is a reasonable price for all 8 of the panels.
Beautiful. I believe DarthChromer was charging around $650 for his panels and greebles. Maybe $400? $50 each?
As always nice work!


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Just got my armor today from RA, and tomorrow i start cutting , sanding and painting. The armor and guantlets are top notch. Good thing I have a Scout Trooper Outfit to wear, because there's no way I'm getting this done by Halloween. Anyone else have the RA armor, could you post some pics. I 'd love to see how it looks all painted and detailed.
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Central, equipped and at the best price
Size30 m²
Floor No.4(with elevator)
- Kitchen
- Air conditioning
- Washer/dryer
- Elevator in building
- Balcony/terrace
- Internet/WiFi
- Towels
Accommodation summary
|Calle de Sagasta, 28004 Madrid, Spain
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|Property ID
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Located in Sagasta Street, one of the most important and elegant streets in the center of the city, this brand-new 30sqm apartment is suitable for two people. Very bright and quiet, set on a fourth floor, it has two interior balconies, a reinforced door, a video intercom entry phone, a water heater, air conditioning, gas heating and a very fast 20 Mb WiFi internet. There is also a lift to facilitate access to the floors.
A corridor with a proper overhead luggage compartment leads to an exquisite and spacious single room with a TV set, a Blu-ray player, a high quality sofa-bed, and a large wardrobe. The kitchen is equipped with a vitroceramic cooker, an oven, a fridge, a washing machine, a dishwasher, a microwave oven, a toaster, a sandwich maker, an electric juicer, a mixer, a steam iron and an ironing board, a coffee machine and a kettle as well as with kitchenware. The bathroom is provided with an amazing and powerful, especially voluminous and air enriched air shower, cupboards, hair-dryer, soap and shower gel.
Towels and bed linen are available as well as all the necessary items to have the most comfortable stay.
It is ideally located in Sagasta Street, close to Bilbao underground station (only 25 meters away) and is becoming the favorite choice for many for staying in the city, whether on holiday or on business.
Exceptionally well communicated either by underground (lines 1 and 4) or by bus, it is within range of all the main tourist landmarks and some are even just a walk away: Gran Vía Street, Puerta del Sol, Cibeles, Museo del Prado, etc..
The area is completely safe and there are plenty of restaurants, cafés, markets and supermarkets, cinemas and all different kind of shops around, so by choosing to stay in such a suitable area, you will certainly insure yourself a convenient and very nice stay in Madrid.
House rulesCONDITIONS:
-Checking in at a later hour than 23:00 will have an extra charge of 20€.
-No entries will be accepted after 00:00.
-At the time of booking, send the owner an e-mail greeting or presentation, indicating the reason for the trip.
-Respond to emails to facilitate the communication.
-Provide with information about the time of arrival in Madrid, at least 5 days in advance.
- 200€ will be paid on the day as a rental bond/deposit on the day of arrival. That amount will be refunded on the day the tenant will check out, after inspection shows there has not been any damage to the housing or any theft, and as long as the apartment is not in need of unusual tidying and cleaning work.
-No pets allowed.
-No smoking allowed.
-Parties and meetings are forbidden, as well as any other activity that may be disturbing to the rest of the neighborhood, or one that is noisy.
-Resting schedule is from 00:00-9:00 in the morning, and must be respected.
-Moving furnishings, household goods and any decorative element from its original position in not allowed.
-Unlawful activity and indecent behavior are forbidden.
|Monthly rate for up to 2 guests
|Maximum nights
|1 month
|Check-in after
|Check-in before
|On arrangement
|Check-out before
|Cancellation Policy
Reviews of this property
Apartment in very good condition and well equipped. Marina is a very nice and friendly lady. to repeat!!
Apartamento en muy buenas condiciones y bien equipado. Marina es una mujer muy agradable y simpática. Para repetir!!
Very good location in the lively district close to the Plaza de Dos de Mayo. The landlady Marina is exceptionally sweet and accommodating. She is ready with practical information, suggestions for walking tours, attractions and restaurants. She has brochures and maps. She speaks Spanish and English.
Meget god beliggenhed i livligt kvarter tæt på Plaza de Dos de Mayo. Værtinden Marina er usædvanlig sød og imødekommende. Hun er klar med praktiske oplysninger, forslag til spadsereture, seværdigheder og restauranter. Hun har brochurer og kort. Hun taler spansk og engelsk.
Great stay in Madrid thanks to a small but perfectly equipped in a central and very well connected floor. The hostess is all sympathy and kindness. You can not ask for more.
Una estancia fantástica en Madrid gracias a un piso pequeño pero perfectamente equipado en una zona céntrica y muy bien comunicada. La anfitriona es toda simpatía y amabilidad. No puede pedirse más.
By Marina very warmly received and got good explanation for the use of the apartment.
She then spoke about the Madrid.
Accommodation is highly recommended .......
Door Marina heel hartelijk ontvangen en goede uitleg gekregen voor het gebruik van het Appartement.
Hierna vertelde ze over de bezienswaardigheden van Madrid.
Accommodatie is zeer aan te bevelen .......
Perfect for walking to the most important sights in Madrid. Like Prado Museum, Reina Sofias Museum, the Royale Castle and Plaza Mayor. To have a "Menu del dia" at the square looking at all kind of happenings is nice.
This is a small but smart designed apartment. Compact living at its best. Here you have everything you need. Restaurants, shops around the corner but quiet inside. Very neat and clean. The hostess is very considerate to her guests. Gives you plenty of really good things to know about Madrid and the surroundings. This was our first trip to Madrid and we found the whole city warm, clean and friendly. The Metro was easy to take to the airport. You can pay with credit cards even here.
We warmly recommend this.
Marina was very welcoming and gave us lots of advice. His apartment is very well equipped new and proper. Great stay !!!
Marina a été très accueillante et nous a donné beaucoup de conseils. Son appartement est très bien équipé neuf et proper. Super sejour!!!
Very nice, very clean and quiet. Kitchen, bathroom and bed beautiful. All tastefully decorated. Apartment ideally located - metro station literally under the house. Very close to shops and a short walk to the charming center of Madrid. Marina was very friendly and very helpful. Her information better than a guide. Highly recommended and if you'll come back to Madrid only in this place.
The apartment was immaculately clean. This all new, has heating and is very well located. The bed itself is not bed is a sofa bed and makes some noise when you move, but it's not uncomfortable. The bathroom is a bit small, but the shower has pressure bulkhead and is very good, you can relax with the big jet has. So the stay was very good. By the way, Marina is very friendly and explains everything you can visit in Madrid.
El apartamento estaba impecablemente limpio. Esta todo nuevo, tiene calefacción y está muy bien situado. La cama no es cama en si, es sofá cama y hace un poco de ruido cuando te mueves, pero no es incómoda. El baño es un poco pequeño, pero la ducha tiene mampara y la presión es muy buena, te puedes relajar con el chorro grande que tiene. Así que la estancia fue muy muy bien. Por cierto, Marina es muy simpática y te explica todo lo que puedes visitar de Madrid.
Excellent performance in every respect.
Prestation excellente en tout point de vue.
apartment in a beautiful place in the city center just next to the metro, the owner receives you personally with lots of tips.
appartement op een mooie plek in het centrum net naast de metro, de eigenaresse ontvangt je persoonlijk met veel tips.
- Quality assured accommodation
- Every host is verified by telephone
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MEET OUR STUDENTS: Pichthyda Ninth of Cambodia
"I'm not a traditional Cambodian nor am I like an American. I'm a strange combination of both," said Pichthyda Ninth, 19, an international student majoring in management.
Ninth speaks both her native Khmer and English fluently. The latter she learned at an international high school in Cambodia where all of her teachers were either American or Canadian. Her classmates also came from all over the world – Europe, China, Australia the Middle East. It was like growing up in the United Nations, she said.
On the other hand, her home life has been "very traditional." One of three children in an affluent family of business owners, Ninth said, "In my culture, I will always be a child to my parents. Cambodian parents are particularly protective of their daughters. It took a lot of consideration for them to let me come to America. But the U.S. is a very powerful country with excellent schools. Though Canada and some European countries have excellent schools, the cost of college in America is reasonable."
Along with Ninth, who is majoring in management, her 18-year-old brother Narong is also attending Rhode Island College as a computer science major. They both live with a cousin in Providence.
In her free time, Ninth engages in art, and her eyes light up at the mere mention of drawing and painting. Yet despite her love of art, it could never be a career option for her, she said. "In Cambodia art is undervalued. The major industries are business, accounting, finance and banking. I will be returning to my country as soon as I graduate, and I need to have a career like management that I can use," she said. To satisfy her love for aesthetics, Ninth is considering a minor in studio art.
Looking back on her two years in America, Ninth said that whereas adapting to an American school has not been difficult, adjusting to life in America has come with a few culture shocks. One shock was the sight of homeless people. "I know that my country is very undeveloped and that it's very normal to see beggars on the streets, but when I came here, I asked my cousin, 'Why are there beggars here?' America is such a powerful country. I was very shocked," she said.
Yet America has also brought wonders to this young woman's life and many firsts, such as her first ice-skating experience at Kennedy Plaza, her first New England snow and, most of all, her first taste of personal freedom, she said. "In Cambodia it's important to conform, but in America you are free to be yourself. You can express your own uniqueness and share your own opinion without being afraid of being criticized for your beliefs."
Her advice to future international students: "Be willing to learn, be willing to be inspired by the things around you and have fun exploring America."
Painting of her homeland by Pichthyda Ninth