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Excerpt: "It's that time of year again ... Christmas! Well, Christmas month to the NFL Draft dweebs like myself. We're going to bring you the best prospect coverage we can leading up to the 2013 NFL Draft, and this year I'll be taking over the prospect profiles from Ed.
I'm going to start with the biggest name prospects because, quite frankly, I don't think there is too much more we can learn about them during Senior Bowl Week, the NFL Combine, or their Pro Days. I'm also going to profile even players who project to be drafted in the top 10 because I'm a dreamer.
We start our Prospect Profile series with Texas A&M offensive tackle Luke Joeckle. Joeckle is a terrific offensive line prospect on the same talent wave length as Joe Thomas, Jake Long, Trent Williams and players of that ilk who have been selected in the top five of the draft in the last decade.
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When you're an offensive linemen who is getting early consideration for the number one overall pick there are a lot more positives than negatives. Joeckel is the 2012 Outland Trophy winner (awarded to the nation's top offensive linemen). He's listed at 6-foot-6 and 310 pounds. Joeckel has a lot of starting experience, starting since his freshman year. Joeckel is a very good athlete with long arms who is a top pass protector in the NFL. Joeckel plays about as fundamentally sound as you'll ever see a college prospect, avoiding the pitfalls of playing too high and reaching at defensive linemen. He has the mobility to be an effective blocker out in space. Joeckel has continued to limit sacks despite blocking for three mobile quarterbacks (who can run into sacks as often as they run out of them)." Read more...


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A new robotic prototype from Swiss company Teleretail AG would be capable of traveling distances up to 50 miles to deliver goods, expanding the potential for suburban and rural delivery applications, according to TechCrunch.
Target has unveiled 360 ° Shopping, a virtual experience on its website, that features curated living room looks and the ability to browse some 140 products in a virtual living room designed to help visualize the size, scale and styling of items, according to a company blog post.
DICK'S Sporting Goods, Inc. is experiencing a high as it capitalizes on the current turmoil in the sporting goods market. Last year's bankruptcy of rival Sports Authority helped boost DICK's sales and position, as it won intellectual property rights and some store leases in its wake. Golfsmith also exited the market last year, giving DICK's a larger share of the marketplace.
New owner says it is liquidating assets at all locations, but only closing some of them.
An RSR analyst expresses concern that merchandising emphasis is skewed too heavily toward Generation X.
Whether in a stream or a store, Orvis Customer Experience Officer Dave Finnegan seeks a religious experience.
In today's customer-engagement race, seasoned retailers have come to understand the value and opportunity startups offer.
Technology plays a strategic role in a retailer's ongoing effort to engage the customer.
The store? It's not dead, but it's playing a rapidly shrinking role in consumer mindshare.
With the ever-increasing impact of digital channels on consumer behavior, retailers need better tools and approaches to remain competitive.
In RSR's latest Omni-Channel Benchmark Report, you'll learn whether new view of the retail shopper translates into retailers finally taking definitive action, or makes significant progress in achieving an omni-channel strategy.
Small to midsize retailers (SMRs) have an advantage — size — and agility and nimbleness to consistently meet consumer needs. Or do they? This report describes some of the common capabilities that retailers possess in order to create and capitalize on agility to outperform the competitive field. This year we ask several IDC Retail Insights experts what they recommend small to midsize retailers do in several key functional competency areas.
New roles-based research on the state of retail security reveals deep disconnects among CEOs, CIOs, and directors of LP/AP.
RSR and RVCF explain how true omni-channel retailing requires time, money, and technology and why predictive analytics and accurate measurement are critical to growth.
The Retail Industry Leaders Association's (RILA's) emerging technology committee identifies five of the most futuristic trends, cutting-edge technologies, and how to create a culture of innovation in the workplace.
Retail has always been a numbers game. Metrics, KPIs, business intelligence, Big Data — you can't escape the math if you expect to be profitable. The difference today is the massive amount of data available and variety of sources feeding the data machine. We've migrated from simply pulling numbers from our cash registers at the end of the day to cash registers, credit card processors, e-commerce sites, social media, email marketing, loyalty programs, and rewards cards all simultaneously making database deposits.
The internet disrupted everything from education to government to personal communications. E-Commerce turned brick-and-mortar retail, transportation, entertainment, and logistics upside down. Now, in the business-to-business (B2B) space, a convergence of maturing technologies is set to disrupt supply chains, distribution networks, and inventory management — just for starters.
There's certain obviousness to the relationship between business analytics and operational efficiency in retail and hospitality. It goes without saying, for instance, that the more data buyers have about the sell-through rate of a certain SKU, the more efficient their POs will be. Or that the more finite the finance department's view into labor spend, the more accurate its labor forecasts and budgets will be.
While evaluating company culture, I realized that to significantly impact loss and improve profits, we needed to do a better job of engaging associates from day one. After all, it's not Human Resources' job to convey the mission of Asset Protection to the entire organization. I also realized that I needed to move our focus from reacting to scenarios that caused loss to preventing them altogether.
The rate of change in the retail industry is astonishing, as organizations strive to keep pace with omni-channel selling, personalization, and demand for an enhanced in-store customer experience. Retail technologies are evolving at a similarly rapid pace, making it possible to do more than ever with the masses of business and customer data being collected every day.
The Internet of Things (IoT) is, realistically, still in its infancy. Sure, IoT is already making a mark on retail, but what does IoT's future look like? Michelle Covey is Vice President of Apparel and General Merchandise for GS1 US, the organization best known as the administrators of the UPC barcode but on that also helps retail companies leverage RFID for inventory visibility.
Today, many retailers are promoting omnichannel retail initiatives in order to offer their services and products to more consumers on more marketing platforms. It's no secret that retailers with growing omnichannel initiatives see strong benefits with RFID from the DC to receiving to the back room, and the selling floor.
In the age of the consumer, every retailer must create the exceptional Amazon-like service experiences that consumers have come to expect or risk going out of business.
The next big deadline in payment processing is on the way, but surprisingly no one's talking about it yet. In June 2018, the TLS changeover deadline is coming. It might seem far away, but it's going to require a lot of work from merchants, and it's best to get started soon. Because if you're not ready in time, it'll cost you.
Retailers around the world are starting to embrace the idea that their video surveillance systems can help them do a lot more than catch shoplifters and dishonest employees.
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Ever since I returned from ShopTalk, I've dedicated time to learning more about the startups that exhibited at the show, as well as others in incubation labs around the country. You'll read more about startups in the May/June issue of Innovative Retail Technologies.
It shouldn't surprise you to hear that ShopTalk 2017 was a hit. I walked away from the show more informed on the future of retail than when I was when I walked in. I suspect there are quite a few meetings and conversations taking place as retail execs share what they learned with their teams. In a nutshell, the content was top notch. Here are some of the sessions I attended and what I learned:
Our friend, Miya Knights, global retail technology director at Planet Retail, in partnership with Digimarc, just released an insightful report titled, "Harnessing the Power of Digital Transformation: The Ultimate Retail IT Therapy." In her report, Knights explains the importance of harnessing digital transformation in omni-channel retailing. She writes, "Only through the digital modernization of their own automated systems will retailers truly be able to grow sales efficiently and enrich shopper engagement effectively at any and every physical and digital touch point."
Forget B2B, B2C, and B2B2C. As the customer — specifically the Millennial and Gen Z segments — help shape the future of retailing, we're in the throes of the "Me2B" economy.
At last month's NRF BIG Show, Executive Director of the NRF Foundation and NRF Senior Vice President Ellen Davis gave a talk about the Foundation's RISEup initiative.
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In today's customer-engagement race, seasoned retailers have come to understand the value and opportunity startups offer.
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OrderDynamics, the leading cloud Retail Order Management System (OMS) provider, announced recently that Browns Shoes, the leading fashion footwear retailer in Canada, has selected the OrderDynamics OMS to enhance their omni-channel capabilities
Listen in as IRT's Chief Editor, Erin Harris, talks to GTS' VP of Marketing, JR Rodrigues, about some of the next-gen ways retailers can leverage batteries to run their operations more effectively.
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Portable, Handy, Smart. The TH2 direct thermal 2" standalone printer is truly revolutionary. Designed for portability and functionality, the battery-operated TH2 allows users to print text, graphics, linear and 2D barcodes in high resolution. With its built-in keypad, there's no need for a PC.
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Megan Fox Teaches Us a Few Lessons in 7 of her Sexiest Roles
Megan Fox; stripped down, undressed and kissing another girl.
There are so many reasons to love the sexy and stunning Megan Fox, so rather than wax poetic about one of the hottest actresses in the world, we decided to take a deeper look into her body (of work).
Not only is Megan a gorgeous face on the most perfectly executed physique, with legs to here and breasts to there, it turns out that Megan is also an educator. There is a depth to her acting that we may not have noticed before; there are layers to her roles, be they nude, topless or lingerie-clad. All this time we were focused on her body, yet there was Megan, acting, teaching, leading us to become better people. We took seven of our favorite and sexiest Megan Fox videos and read between the lines.
Don't agree? Vote for your favorite sexiest Megan Fox role below.
Sex scene in The Dictator
Lesson Learned: Prostitution is acceptable. Cuddling is not.
Kissing Amanda Seyfried in Jennifer's Body
Lesson Learned: Jennifer's Body is not based on a true story. Unless it was from sheer delight, no living being would scream when finding Megan Fox in their bed. Oh, and Megan Fox and Amanda Seyfried kissing can make any movie watchable.
Armani Ad
Lesson Learned: Paying for room service with a show of putting on your jeans is an acceptable form of compensation.
Another Armani Ad
Lesson Learned: This didn't teach us anything. But it's Megan Fox nearly nude, doing some type of topless downward dog yoga position, and that's good enough for us.
Megan Fox Cosmopolitan Magazine Shoot
Lesson Learned: When placing a woman in a skintight dress and asking her about being a badass, Cosmopolitan becomes a virulent platform for feminist ideals. And just an all-around much more readable magazine.
Esquire Shoot
Lesson Learned: A white button-down dress shirt is provacative. We may never look at Ray in Accounting the same way.
In other news, it turns out chicken is a very sexy food.
How To Lose Friends And Alienate People
Lesson Learned: Jumping in the pool is a perfectly satisfactory way to cross a dinner party. Also, pools are cold; watch for sharp nipples.
Are You Kidding? Her Sexiest Role Is…
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- In a Wall Street Journal survey of corporate recruiters, Notre Dame ranked 22nd nationally.
- Hispanic Magazine ranks Notre Dame on its list of the top 25 colleges for Latinos.
- The Mendoza College of Business at Notre Dame ranks No. 1 nationally for its undergraduate program and 20th nationally for its MBA program by Bloomberg BusinessWeek magazine in its surveys of top business programs.
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The University of Colorado Boulder Police Department is investigating an aggravated assault which occurred at the Broadway / Euclid pedestrian underpass on the west side of the CU campus. At about 1:19 a.m. on August 23, 2013, CU Police responded to a report of an assault on the campus side of the pedestrian underpass.
According to witnesses, two male suspects approached a group of students and reportedly made derogatory statements including the fact that one of the individuals resembled a noted DJ and recording artist of Asian descent. A male CU student overhead the comment, intervened in the conversation, and punched one of the suspects. The two suspects proceeded to punch and kick the male student before fleeing to the east. The male CU student was transported to the hospital where it was determined that he suffered serious bodily injury to his face, including fractures and broken bones.
CU Police searched the area and were unable to locate the suspects. Witnesses provided the following description of the suspects:
Suspect #1
· White male
· College-aged
· 5'9 to 5'10
· Skinny build
· Long brown hair
· Wearing a gray shirt, shorts, and black socks
Suspect #2
· White Male
· College-aged
· 5'8 to 5'10
· Buzzed blond hair
· Wearing a black shirt and jeans
The case number is 2013-1700.
Anyone with information about this crime should contact CU Police at 303-492-6666. Those who have information but wish to remain anonymous may contact the Northern Colorado Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477) or 1-800-444-3776. Tips can also be submitted via the Crime Stoppers website at http://www.crimeshurt.com. Those submitting tips through Crime Stoppers that lead to the arrest and filing of charges on a suspect(s) may be eligible for a cash reward of up to $1,000 from Crime Stoppers.
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I have spoken to a few of the female mandos here on TDH and it is clear that there is a demand for a smaller sized helmet to prevent the bobblehead.
I am in the process of getting everything together to make a standard femme helmet, but here's the catch.
I want to do it so that you ladies are completely happy with the final piece, so, if you have any comments or designs that you would like to put forward, please do so here.
I'll go with the mass of opinion, so you gals get to have a say in what you want created.
Remember though, this will be a base bucket for you to customise, but it will also be a base for me to create my art pieces just for you too.
Currently I am in the mindset of taking 2 inches off my last bucket in each direction, my current bucket which is 1:1 scale is 10 inches tall, so the femme mando will be 8 inches tall. Is this enough for you?
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Taking the plunge into bees this year. I have 2 packages being delivered on April 6. I want to make sure that I have everything that I will need to establish the hives. I'd hate for it to get to that day and be missing something critical.
So this is what I have for each hive
Firm base made of cinder blocks, these are level side to side and drop less than 1/2" back to front to allow water to run out.
Screened bottom board, sides and bottom have been painted but not inside
3 medium boxes with wooden frames. Each frame has foundation. Outside of boxes have been painted.
inner cover, not painted
Telescoping cover, outsides painted.
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Boardman type feeder and jars that will contain sugar water closer to package delivery time.
For me, I have a hive maintenance jacket with hood, smoker and fuel, and 2 different hive tools. I've decided that I'm too clumsy wearing gloves, so I'm not wearing those.
Is this all I need to install these bees? I've seen mention of a pollen paddy, do I need these? My instructor hasn't said anything about those. I've also heard that some spray the bees in the package to calm them. Would this just be sugar water in a spray bottle?
As a side note, since I'm using mediums for all boxes, would I still call these hive bodies? I would think so, but who knows.


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Webcast of Miss International 2011: The grand finale will be held at the Sichuan Province Gymnasium on Sunday, November 6th, at 8:00 pm local time (7:00 am Eastern Standard Time, 4:00 am Pacific). The show will last 2.5 hours and will be broadcast through Chengdu TV channels 1 and 5.
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Truth Serum May be Used in Colorado Theater Shooting Case
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The decision to use it has been very controversial
A Colorado judge will allow prosecutors to interrogate theater gunman James Holmes using truth serum if he pleads not guilty by reason of insanity.
Holmes is the suspected gunman involved in the movie theater shooting in Aurora, Colorado last July. Holmes has been charged with multiple counts of murder for
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Colorado Judge William Sylvester ruled that prosecutors have the choice to use truth serum on Holmes in a "narcoanalytic interview" to determine whether or not he was legally insane during the July 20 shooting last year. But this is only if Holmes pleads not guilty by reason of insanity.
A plea of not guilty had been entered for Holmes yesterday after his lawyer said that the defendant was not ready to enter his own plea. Holmes can later change it.
Legal experts have questioned Judge Sylvester's ruling, saying that taking away the fifth amendment rights of the defendant because of an authorization to use truth serum drugs will raise a lot of fifth amendment-related issues.
Also, a jury may object to the court forcing truth serum upon the defendant.
Medical experts have weighed in as well, saying that the defendant still has the ability to lie while using truth serum. They also said that truth serum would be effective at determining Holmes' current state of mind, but a short-acting barbiturate like truth serum would not indicate his state of mind during last year's shooting. It will only loosen him up to talk about it.
"First of all, people can still lie under the influence of amytal," said Dr. August Piper, a psychiatrist from Seattle. "More importantly, the person under the influence of the drug is susceptible to outside suggestion. To try and do this would be unlikely to yield useful information, and could pervert the course of justice by rendering the defendant susceptible to pressure."
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Speaking of parallel universes (the question from yesterday), I often imagine I have side-stepped into one when I travel to other cities, especially as global commerce becomes more homogenized. For example, maybe you can see the Apple store in the background there. When you walk in, everything is exactly the same except for the language and all the Chinese people (of course). Now, this may seem like a totally obvious thing, but it is one of those other universes that is right in the middle of our own.
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75 years ago, Jan. 20, 1938
From the Pine River Journal
To Keep Sink White and Shining. Make a soap jelly by dissolving soap in warm water and adding a few tablespoons of kerosene. Keep this in a glass or wide-mouthed jar.
Pine River is enjoying one of the mildest winters in history. The mercury has been around the 30 above mark for the past two weeks.
49 years ago, Jan. 17, 1964
From the Pine River Journal
The Pine River Tigers played 500 ball the past week, winning Friday night over Cass Lake 74-52 on the local floor, and losing Tuesday night at Sebeka 65-56.
The Pine River Fire Department was called to the home of Elmer Flategraff, about five miles southwest of Pine River, last Sunday evening about 8 p.m.
25 years ago, Jan. 14, 1988
From the Pine River Journal
On Thursday evening, Gladys Johnson, Bruce and Karen Eveland, Gordon and Margaret Seastrom, Mr. And Mrs. Bob Bean and Richie, Paul Ford, and Mr. And Mrs. Duane Eveland were supper guests at the Gerald Eveland Home.
The area around Pine River was blanketed with anywhere from 6 to 12 inches of snow beginning Monday night. Blizzardy condiitions ensued on Tuesday with some traffice at a standstill till plows could get out, and the roads filled in almost as rapidly again.
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From the Pine River Journal
Three Pine River-Backus High School students were selected to participate in the Artist Mentor program sponsored by the Five Wings Arts Council. The Artist Mentor Program is designed to supplement arts education in local schools by providing students with the opportunity to study in their chosen field of art with a regional practicing artist.
Mark Edwards (left), Sons of the American Legion (SAL) commander, presents a check to Whispering Pines Good Samaritan Administrator Randy Kropp and Activity Director Michele Meyer. The SAL held a pancake breakfast in December to raise money toward a new activity van for Whispering Pines residents.


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Lynn Hickey named NACDA AD of the Year
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(June 22, 2006)--UTSA Athletic Director Lynn Hickey was named GeneralSports TURF Systems Division I-AAA West Region AD of the Year (ADOY). The award was announced Tuesday by the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA).
There are four geographic regions - northeast, southeast, central and west; while the membership is separated into seven categories - Division I-A; Division I-AA; Division I-AAA; Division II; Division III; NAIA; and Junior/Community Colleges.
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One winner was selected in each of the seven categories, along with a cross-divisional International winner for a total of 29 honorees. Winners will receive their awards during the James J. Corbett Awards Luncheon at NACDA's 41st Annual Convention at New Orleans Marriott and Sheraton New Orleans.
NACDA Executive Director Mike Cleary says the ADOY Award is essential because it highlights the efforts of athletics directors at all levels for their commitment and positive contributions to campuses and their surrounding communities.
"Our Honors and Awards Committee recognized a need for an award such as the AD of the Year," said Cleary, who oversaw implementation of the program to allow all NACDA Officers and Honors and Awards Committee members to participate in the awards process if they are elected. "The program brings to light the exceptional jobs done by athletics directors across the country. These 29 winners exemplify that, providing us with a group of outstanding athletics directors who excel at their jobs."
As the director of athletics at UTSA for the past six years, Hickey has been the cornerstone of the institution's recent successes. UTSA earned the Southland Conference men's all-sports championship and has earned team and individual awards in 14 varsity sports. In addition, she added two new sports to the roster -- women's golf in 2005-06 and women's soccer in 2006-07.
Hickey has worked to bring NCAA championship events to the university. By 2010, UTSA will have hosted 11 NCAA tournaments including the 2002 and 2010 Women's Final Four, 2004 and 2008 Men's Final Four and 2005 women's volleyball championship. Hickey has served on the Women's Basketball Rules Committee, the last two as chair. In 2002-04, Hickey served as president of the Southland Conference (SLC) and currently serves on the NCAA Championship/Competition Cabinet. She was named the 2005 NACWAA Division I-AAA Administrator of the Year.
Prior to her tenure at UTSA, Hickey was the senior associate AD/SWA at Texas A&M University. Hickey earned her bachelor's degree in education from Ouchita Baptist University where she was an All-American on the basketball team. She was also a member of the USA National Team in 1973.
Read about all of the NACDA award winners at the UTSA Athletics Web site.
All NACDA-member directors of athletics in the United States, Canada and Mexico who met the criteria were eligible for the award. Among the criteria were service as an AD for a minimum of five academic years; demonstration of commitment to higher education and student-athletes; continuous teamwork, loyalty and excellence; and the ability to inspire individuals or groups to high levels of accomplishments.
NACDA, now in its 41st year, is the professional and educational association for more than 6,100 collegiate athletics administrators at more than 1,600 institutions throughout the United States, Canada and Mexico.
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Thanks for the pics, Mari.
now that is something you should do a passaround with, Mari!
Is that a honyaki?
Wow hope those scales don't move. Beautiful blade.
Chewie's the man.
Beautiful blade! What's the length on that bad boy?
Yeah, me too now that you mention it, Edipis.
beautiful! I don't normally like bone so much....but that is excellent. The blade looks serviceable too :0
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I have a 01 Z71 step side silverado
:sign0016: How are ya? Tell us more..
Well I'm 19 and I had a Ford Ranger got rid of it and got this Z71. IV put dual straight pipes with 6" sweeper tips. It came with a 2" lift and I also just put 33" nitto mud grapplers with 20" Crome rims. It has leather seats and ext. Cab. I just bought some nerf bars for it and also installed 2 10" alpine subs with a 1000 watt amp.
welcome aboard...sounds like a great ride, especially for a 19-year old,
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So…what do stupid people think about? That's a legitimate question since there are more and more of them trolling the Earth every day. I mean, Snookie just got knocked up, that can't be great news for our society.
Roger and I talk about this often, partly because I work with the masses and partly because he's a teacher. While bitching about this over lunch at Yardhouse, we asked the waitress what kind of booze made up our amazing drinks. She told us and said she had no idea where to find it. I suggested she Google it. "Oh my God, I never thought of that," was her response.
Am I the only one using the internet for it's true purpose? Learning…and cat videos. I love the internet. Most days I end up getting sucked into a Wikipedia black hole. I'll start looking up F.Scott Fitzgerald. Then, through a series of questions I end up finding out that Abe Lincoln's son filled in Abe's grave with cement because so many people tried to steal the body. (True and pretty gross.)
While I'm on my weird, acid trippy, trivia quest, everyone else is doing what? Looking at other people's lives on Facebook?
Let's face it, Facebook is pretty lame. Uh, and those stupid status updates…I don't care how sick you are or how your life is like a fairytale with your perfect husband (choke yourself) or my favorite, how bored you are.
When I was a little kid, my Granny told me, "intelligent people don't get bored." You're ON the internet while you're typing "I'm bored." Look something up and learn something new. Most of these kids/young adults are all suffering from ADHD right? Shouldn't they be looking up a bunch of things so that they're even more widely read then myself? Oh yeah, that involves thinking, which is boring.
Here's a little clip about what happens to society when people get bored:
What bothers me almost as much as people who are too lazy to think is when people give someone a hard time about being knowledgeable.
Example: There's a guy in my writing group who referenced Ken Burns in his story. I know who Ken Burns is and the guy who wrote about it clearly knows who he is, no one else did. The others who didn't know about Ken said, "Who knows who Ken Burns is? I mean really."
What the hell is this, high school? Only nerds know who Ken Burns is….is that the mentality? Shame people for being smart? When I don't know about something, I shut the eff up. I don't open my mouth and prove to everyone that I'm an idiot. Stephen Colbert's interview with Ken Burns will inform you who he is and the introduction showcases, perfectly, that not only nerds know about this guy.
What happened to our society? No one is motivated to think or create anything new anymore. Don't believe me? There are TWO remakes of both 'The Wizard of Oz' and 'Snow White' coming to theaters this year. Why is that? Because, as Dick Cavett said, "As long as people will accept crap, it will be financially profitable to dispense it." It's easier to recycle stories everyone already knows than think up a new one.
Since most people are shoved through high school/college and retain almost nothing, watch Colin Quinn's stand up special about the history of the world. What else are you doing? You're bored.


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We were ready to go by 7:00am, waiting for a minibus to pick us up. The bus was picking up her friend Boi to go as well. Both tours had free pick and delivery to our hotels, which was very convenient. But if I could give any advice here, it would be to shop around for the best tour deal. I thought I got a good deal by going to Pam's friend, but I talked to a guy on the boat and he paid about 30 US dollars to my 39 US dollars. I heard other people had paid up to 60 US for the same trip.
We were taken to a large port, given a sticker with a number, we were 3, and feed all the free coffee we wanted
The first island is where they filmed the movie "The Beach" with Leo. It wasn't as big as I thought it would be. The water was so clear and the sand was so white. The only down side is that there were so many people taking tours there. I heard you can do an overnight camping stay on the beach. I think I will try that next time.
Next, we went to Monkey Island. I don't know why they call it that because I only saw one monkey. It seemed like everyone and their mom kept feeding it. They probably had the monkey hidden under the boat and threw it on the island before we got off.
We did some snorkeling in open water which was cool. Let me tell you that we had an old Indian man that was scared or something because he looked like he was going to drown even though he had a life vest on. It was annoying, because he held on the ladder for dear life, but it was the same ladder the rest of us had to use to get in the water
Lunch was served buffet style on yet another Island. It included a combo of Thai and Italian food. I guess rice and pasta are the cheapest types of food to serve. I bet the Italian tourist thought they were getting catered to. There were quite a few of them.
We got the most time at the last island we went to. We got to do more swimming, laying out, and snorkeling. I saw some topless women, probably Euros, and lots of Asians, snorkeling with bread crumbs mucking up the water.
Our boat's engine broken down heading back to port, so I got to know some Australians, a Italian guy, and a British gal. One of the Australians was the very cute Chinese girl. I should have asked her to me my Valentine. LOL. The Italian guy was cool. He gave me a contact for a cheap guesthouse (hotel) and tour agent for next time. I'm definitely coming back. The driver got one of the three engines started so we managed to putter our way back slowly.
We all had dinner at an outdoor eatery. I had some curry chicken and rice for 2 bucks. Then, Boi and I went to a club called Tiger. Pam was sleepy so she retired early. I got my buzz on by drinking rum and cokes. Boi was there to keep my head straight with the alcohol and the ladies because there were hot Thai girls offering sexual favors everywhere. I got a solicitation for a bj for 12 US by a very attractive Thai girl, which I regretfully declined. We did some dancing and had a few more drinks then called it a night. Overall, it was a good day.


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Wednesday, May 27, 2009
Still using Windows? That is so yesterday!
Ubuntu - Great Linux OS, very easy to use
Mint Linux - Based on Ubuntu, works right out of the box
Open Suse - Has strong financial backing behind it
Fedora - Another great flavour of Linux OS
Debian - Has a nice format for easy installation of applications
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- AnonymousMay 27, 2009 at 3:33 PM
Linux is a disorganised array of mediocre software knocked up by hobbyists in their spare time with ten solutions to some problems and zero solutions to others.ReplyDelete
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I've used it for four years.
Now that more people are switching to Linux larger companies are taking over some development. They are slowly realizing that Linux users are going to be a future market for them.ReplyDelete
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It's true- Linux is hardcore awesome. The situations where it might not be a perfect solution for the average consumer is becoming extremely rare and often people learn to go without certain Windows applications because they're fed up with the problems common in Windows, which no one should accept in the first place.ReplyDelete
I mean, how many years has it been and Windows users don't have a complete solution to their confusion, virus, and memory management problems? When something free outperforms something costly in every area, software compatibility between platforms is the only real issue. And with Wine, that issue's being minimized faster and faster, and the issues with Linux adoption are shrinking like mad.
All we need is a bit of advertising. Hopefully Google's new OS gets us that advertising next year. Maybe with Google's help, it really will become time for Linux on the desktop.


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Well, I did this according to gilksy's youtube vids and it worked like a charm. Man that blue light coming on and the sound of the symphony was beautiful!
Of course, I quickly copied all my game saves first thing, just in case. It's been running fine for two hours now. I don't even hear the fan it's so quiet.
Thanks again gilksy!
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I've done this and it works great!
However, there was this one 40GB system that would work, but the fan wouldn't even go beyond stage 2 or even be audible no matter what I would do to it.
I fear that it would repeat the problem and it has! The heatsink contains so much heat, but the fan isn't pulling all the hot air out.
I did perform a fan test and the fan can work, but it doesn't work when in normal and heavy use.
Should I just replace the fan with whatever I find on eBay?
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The general concensus is that near 90% of the time it's the issue on the motherboard and 10% power supply. Gilksy mentions this in his first video. Go to youtube and type gilksy and the videos will come right up. Good luck!
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I used denatured alcohol, he used isopropyl alcohol, essentially the same. Home depot or lowes, just ask.
To scrape the old stuff off you can use an old plastic card, we used an old itunes card. Try one of those supermarket club member cards or something of the like.
The heat compound i got from radio shack, not artic silver but very similar silver name. They'll ask what your using it for and they'll recommend that if they are savy enough.


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The criminal charge brought against TV star Bill Cosby Wednesday arose from an alleged sexual assault nearly 12 years in the Philadelphia suburb of Chelthenham Township -- though authorities did not identify the victim by name. Andrea Constand was then director of operations for the women's basketball team at Temple University, of which Cosby was a trustee and an alumnus. Now a 42-year-old massage therapist in Canada, Constand says the attack occurred while she was visiting the TV star at his home seeking career advice. Cosby has denied the accusation.
Here is a timeline of the case:
Mid-January to mid-February 2004: Constand is allegedly sexually assaulted by Cosby after he gave her pills that left her semi-conscious. Cosby said in a later deposition that she did not stop him. A police complaint against Cosby gives a range of dates for the alleged assault though other legal papers specify January.
Jan. 13, 2005: Constand reports the alleged assault to police in Ontario.
Feb. 17, 2005: Then Montgomery County District Attorney Bruce L. Castor Jr. announces he will not charge Cosby. Earlier he had said that the victim's delay in reporting the alleged assault had hurt any case.
March 8, 2005: Constand sues Cosby over allegations of sexual assault and defamation.
Sept. 27 and 28, 2005: Cosby is deposed in a civil lawsuit brought by Constand during which he acknowledges giving Quaaludes to young women he wanted to have sex with.
Nov. 8, 2006: Constand settles a civil lawsuit she had brought against the comic on confidential terms.
July 6, 2015: Cosby's testimony from Constand's civil lawsuit is unsealed after which prosecutors in Pennsylvania reopen the case.
Oct. 26, 2015: Constand files a defamation lawsuit against Castor for comments he made during an unsuccessful bid to regain the district attorney's job. Castor's opponent, Kevin Steele, accused him of not looking out for Cosby's alleged victims.
Dec. 30, 2015: Steele, the district attorney-elect, announces a felony charge of aggravated indecent assault against Cosby just before the statute of limitation runs out. It is the first criminal charge brought against Cosby after more than 40 women said he made unwanted sexual advances toward them. He has denied all allegations and has sued several accusers. Cosby was arraigned and released on $1 million bail.
February 3, 2016: A Pennsylvania judge denies a request to dismiss the criminal case after Cosby argued that a former prosecutor had made a deal not to prosecute him. The current district attorney said that the agreement was not binding.


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Conservatively Speaking
State Senator Mary Lazich (R-New Berlin) represents parts of four counties: Milwaukee, Waukesha, Racine, and Walworth. Her Senate District 28 includes New Berlin, Franklin, Greendale, Hales Corners, Muskego, Waterford, Big Bend, the town of Vernon and parts of Greenfield, East Troy, and Mukwonago. Senator Lazich has been in the Legislature for more than a decade. She considers herself a tireless crusader for lower taxes, reduced spending and smaller government.
State Senator Mary Lazich's Statement on Attorney General Opinion regarding the Government Accountability Board
Madison- State Senator Mary Lazich (R-New Berlin) released the following statement after the Attorney General opinion about the Government Accountability Board not having to share all pertinent information with the Legislative Audit Bureau (LAB) during an audit of the GAB ordered by the Joint Legislative Audit Committee:
"Numerous concerns have been expressed about the inner workings and accountability of the GAB. The legislature, at my request, commissioned a nonpartisan audit of the GAB to examine the agency functions and fulfillment of its statutory obligations," Senator Lazich stated. "My intent remains to wait and see the results of the audit before rushing to judgment. However, today's opinion from the Attorney General's office, suggesting that the Government Accountability Board is itself unaccountable to the people through the nonpartisan legislative audit process, raises major concerns."
Here is a link to the Attorney General's opinion: http://www.doj.state.wi.us/sites/default/files/OAG-03-14.pdf
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Here at the Royal Armouries in Leeds you can learn two distinct and separate art forms of Martial Arts.
One with weapons Kobudo and one without Taekwon-do
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Just curious if there are many quilters in the west Phoenix area? (I'm in Litchfield Park). I don't want to join a Guild just yet, because I'm just starting out.
Welcome to the Quilting Board!
Just curious if there are many quilters in the west Phoenix area? (I'm in Litchfield Park). I don't want to join a Guild just yet, because I'm just starting out.
Happiness is a new quilt and an old dog.
I will be in Quartzsite for 3 months and plan on going to the Phoenix craft and sewing festival in Jan. maybe we could meet there pm me will also be visiting in Sun City
Yes of course we have quilters in the West side. I live in Sun City contact me and we can make arrangements.
I'm in Buckeye. I'm also interested!
Anthem here, snow birds from Michigan. Just learning myself, need someone to follow or lead!
Snowbird here from Iowa wintering in Casa Grande, Az
I live in casa grande and am looking for ladies to sew with because the quilt place i went to every thursday sold and the owner moved to Missouri. The shop was called Kokopelli.Now I have no one to sew with and miss the ladies i used to sew with. Most of them were snowbirfs and I live here year round. my e- mail is firstname.lastname@example.com if any one out there near Casa Grande,just give me an eeeeeeeeeee.
I'm here, more North than West but willing to travel a little, Just not at night! LOL, found out the hard way, I have awful night vision!!
Better to do something imperfectly, than nothing perfectly.
Done is better than perfect.
There is a store called IN STITCHES that is on Pebble Creek Parkway in Goodyear. Jan has open sewing I think on Wed. days. Nice shop and Jan is very helpful. Phone number is 623 -935-6596. Give her a call.
I'm a snowbird and live in south Phoenix. We will be in Phoenix at the beginning of January. I also don't drive at night. Your about 28 miles away.


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Early years
Grace Cossington Smith's very early work depicts members of her immediate family. The sock knitter is considered to be one of the first Post-Impressionist paintings undertaken in Australia. Painted when the artist was still a student of Dattilo Rubbo, it is a portrait of her sister Madge knitting socks for the soldiers in World War I. For all its quiet domesticity there is also sense of daring in the taut structure and repeated patterns of pyramidal shapes.
The sock knitter, Quaker girl and The reader form a distinctive small grouping. The women seated in these interiors wear long skirts, as was customary in the late Edwardian era. The works are painted with a similar palette, and the thick, choppy brushstrokes reflect an awareness of the British Post-Impressionists. The subjects are the artist's sisters Madge and Diddy, and there is an element of theatre as they take on the roles of the sock knitter, the Quaker and the reader. Documentary photographs of the time also reveal that the camera played a part in the staging of these images.
Cossington Smith's works reveal her interest in a range of subject matter during these years, from images relating to World War I, to portraits and domestic interiors. Like other artists taking classes with Dattilo Rubbo she began to receive criticism from anti-modernist critics for her bold, non-representational use of colour and sense of pattern.
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As Memorial Day marks the official start of beach season, shoppers are mixing up their lists: one part fashion, two parts beauty. Below are some of the season's best-selling items from bikini to sunscreen.
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Idaho emergency rooms receive poor ratings
IDAHO FALLS, Idaho - In a study by the American College of Emergency Physicians, Idaho ranked 41 out of 50 when it comes to emergency room experiences.
Several Eastern Idaho hospitals said they pride themselves on speedy and quality care. Eastern Idaho Regional Medical Center even has a whole billboard dedicated to proving average wait times throughout everyday.
In a statement from the hospital, they say they consistently support efforts to increase access to emergency care in Idaho, and to recruit primary care physicians and specialists to our state. Hospital officials say they want all patients treated compassionately and quickly while ensuring quality is high.
ACEP researchers claim it takes more time than needed for ER patients to receive treatment, taking an average of four hours. but when investigating we found this to be false when it comes to Eastern Idaho facilities.
In the upper valley, Madison County came in at only two hours from arrival time to discharge or admittance. EIRMC had similar wait times with only 2 hours and 36 minutes. In the lower valley, Bingham Memorial reported an average time 2 hours and 32 minutes. Portneuf medical center came in at an even two hours.
Portneuf Medical Center's spokeswoman Brenda Stanley said. the low ranking couldn't be further from the truth when it comes to the region.
"We get those people into triage within five minutes, into a room within seven minutes and then seeing a doctor in about an average of 11 minutes, which is incredible. Some of our patient satisfaction scores for our ER are some of the highest in the nation for hospitals that have been surveyed," she said.
The ACEP also stated in their study that quality of care was not taken into consideration. Instead, it was based on access to emergency care, quality, patient safety, medical liability environment, public health and injury prevention and disaster preparedness.
America as a whole was also graded, receiving a D- overall.


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He really is special as a receiver tho.
He really is special as a receiver tho.
For me, it's Ebron, ASJ & (though I wouldn't spend a high pick on him) Lyerla.
Lyerla's obviously like, totally insane & has issues on top of issues. But he's got the highest upside of any TE in this class, and is probably a Top 8-10 talent, just based on his play. As a mid-5th, I'd think he's well worth the risk.
Y'know, I watched a bit more tape on Amaro, and leading a post off with "he will fail" is probably heavy-handed of me. Amaro's hands & route running are both outstanding; he's also tough after the catch. His blocking, though, is what gives me doubts. He looks tentative and stiff, doesn't really block with toughness, technique or balance. I also question how well he'll be running routes off the line, and whether or not he'll be a liability in the running game.
Rather than make a new thread about the same battered stuff we have been hammering out here for some time figured I would posses this thought here.
Ebron Vs. Amaro as a prospect, first I want to give you the combine/pro day numbers for each.
Eric Ebron
Ht: 6'4
Wt: 250
Hands: 10
40: 4.60
Benchreps: 24
Vert: 32
Cone: n/a
20yd shuttle: n/a
60yd shuttle: n/a
Broad: 10 ft
Jace Amaro
Ht: 6'5
Wt: 266
Hands: 9
40: 4.68
Benchreps: 28
Vert: 33.5
Cone: 7.42sec
20yd shuttle: 4.30sec
60yd shuttle: 12.26.sec
broad: 9.8 feet
You will have to do the tape research for yourself.
To me as I watched these guys again, I still feel as a perimeter threat, route runner, red zone target and just on consistency with his catching ability Amaro is a better prospect than Ebron, not by leaps and bounds but a moderate margin. Ebron has more experience inline blocking than Amaro does, with a better catch radius, due to his acrobatic catches; Amaro does a good job of blocking on the outside getting hands on DB/S and some linebackers.
Ebron has that wow factor, making that spectacular catch every game and he has more afterburner speed than amaro, once again not by leaps and bounds, but a moderate margin.
Honestly I don't see Amaro leaving the later part of the first round anymore, and that's where the problem comes into play.
Scenario: Ebron goes before 15/ Amaro goes before 30. With this You can see the next best Prospect TE gone early 2nd round, definitely before we pick (ATL) how will that affect our 1ST/2nd round. If that scenario plays out then foresight for the position and feel of the other teams needs to be accurate and we might have to take Ebron at 12 to prevent from missing out of prospects that are not that far off from Ebron or if we do pass on a TE and draft a different position, the other prospects (Niklas/Fiedorowicz) to me are not 2nd round, especially not at the 43rd pick.
This puts us in a weird predicament; we might have to wait till 3rd round to get a TE, outside of those guys the talents drops either for on field talent or maturity (Lyeria).
I am not fond of Ebron at 12, but the potential to not get a game changing TE in the first 3 rounds is rather concerning.
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see this is what i dont understand, people are saying the knock on Ebron is he cant block, but then saying Amaro will be the best TE in the draft..Amaro lined up in the slot like 95% of his snaps. he was a WR labelled as a TE. sure he may look decent blocking on tape, but thats becasue hes blocking CBs, safties and the occasional LB.
if you want a TE in the first Ebron is the only one id take. he has a few drops but hes still a playmaker. Ebron atleast has shown the ability to block and tries to. Amaro has never been inline and was always out wide. i think if we go Amaro at all then look for him to lineup in the slot a lot and to have Davis inline blocking still
Thanks Rainierjef, nice analysis. I don't know which way they pick but I would love to have a Bavaroesque TE.
Ebron is also a WR labeled as a TE, he does not have that many snaps paving the way for the run or pass protection as you would think.
We are talking about pure upside, who has the heights ceiling, based on the extent of Ebron's skill at blocking she shows three alarming things poor technique, Laziness, lack of power, but he does show the willingness to block. Based on what we see of Amaro he shows good technique and power, but! he does that with CB/S and the occasionally LB.
so essentially its below average production vs. untested production.
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Also here is the thing with TE's and this team going forward.
We value the Blocking TE because of 2 things
1. that was the system Gilbride ran
2. as of late the O-line needed the extra blocking help and the TE was there to augment any discrepancies
As we progress, we have no Idea how the TE will be used, it could very well be as a primary blocker or as a receiver threat. As far as receiving threat goes based on tape amaro is more consistent and Ebron is more flashy. both are great options to have as they bring different dynamics, but here is the dilemma. We are drafting at 12, 2 outside of 10, they're definitely other prospects at that spot that have higher grades.
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Income Withholding Order (IWO) Information for Attorneys
Employers across the nation have long asked Congress to enforce standardized child support Income Withholding (IWO) forms as well as having one central location in every state for remittance of income withholding payments. The federal Office of Child Support Enforcement (OCSE) in conjunction with Office of Management and Budget (OMB) issued new rules regarding these two issues and slightly modified the standardized federal Income Withholding forms.
Changes to the mandated form were again made in 2015, and the correct form can be found below. Employers can begin rejecting IWOs that are not the new version on July 31st, 2015. The changes made to the 2015 version were not substantive, but did include somewhat significant formatting changes.
The two most important changes
To make this transition easier, the Child Support Bureau (CSB) of the Indiana Department of Child Services provides an Indiana-specific version of the new IWO for use by courts, private attorneys, and pro se litigants.
The following includes more detail on the new rules created in 2011. They depend on whether the IWO was issued before or after May 31, 2011. The key changes are as follows:
On IWOs issued on or after May 31, 2011 - New IWOs
On IWOs issued before May 31, 2011 - IWOs already processed by the employer
An employer can reject an IWO under the new federal regulations for the following reasons:
If on May 31, 2012, or thereafter, the sender of the IWO has not used the OMB-approved form;
If a newly issued IWO instructs the employer to send a payment to an entity other than INSCCU;
If the form does not contain all the information necessary for the employer to comply with the withholding;
If the form is altered or contains invalid information; or
If the amount to withhold is not a dollar amount.
One exception to an employer rejecting an IWO is that if the new IWO is related to an initial child support order that was issued prior to January 1, 1994, never modified, has no arrearages, and is not associated with a IV-D case; then the employer must follow the payment instructions on the IWO form it receives.
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Senate Bill 6
Senate Bill 6 (SEA6) was signed into law on Thursday, May 9th of 2013 and took effect the same day. The Act consolidated the sections on child support, medical support, and educational expence orders that were in the Paternity code (Title 31, Article 14) with the analogous sections in the Support of Children and Other Dependents code (Title 31, Article 16). With that consolidation, the Paternity code no longer contains its own, separate language regarding child support, medical support, and educational expense orders. SEA6 eliminates both the duplication and the discrepancies between the two articles.
The conversion table below shows the corresponding former and new code cites for Title 31, Articles 14 and 16.
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University of North Carolina players went 3-3 in singles action Friday afternoon as the first day of action in the inaugural Big Jim Russell Invitational concluded at the Cone-Kenfield Tennis Center.
Compiling singles wins on Friday were UNC senior William Parker along with freshman Brett Clark and junior James Coxe. The tournament honors the late Jim Russell, long-time NCAA and ITA tennis official. Twenty-four players from five schools are represented in the inaugural event.
Saturday's action includes two rounds of doubles beginning indoors at 10 a.m. and a single round of singles play beginning at 1:15 p.m. outdoors.
Singles (outdoors) Friday @ 3 p.m.
Joran Vliegen (ECU) d. Lucas Oliveira (VT), 6-3, 3-6, 6-3
William Parker (UNC) d. Nicolas Soriano (ECU), 6-0, 6-1
Brett Clark (UNC) d. Ivan Sanchez (NCST) 6-2, 7-5
Singles (outdoors) Friday @ 3 p.m.
Marko Lourinovic (VT) d. John Schmitt (ECU) 4-6, 6-1, 7-5
Damien Brenard (ECU) d. Oystein Steiro (UNC) 3-6, 6-4, 6-3
Simon Norenius (NCST) d. Stuart DePaolo (UNC) 5-7, 6-3, 6-2
Grey singles (outdoors) Friday @ 3 p.m.
Colin Roller (ECU) d. Connor Daly (UNC) 6-3, 6-3
Mario Martinez (ECU) d. Randall Carter (Radford) 6-2, 6-1
James Coxe (UNC) d. Blake
Gregory (ECU) 4-6, 6-4, 7-5
Trey Carter (NCST) d. Ross Nigro (ECU) 6-1, 6-1
Patriek Wolterbeek (ECU) d. Javier Waase (Radford) 6-0, 6-0
Day One Doubles (INDOORS)
Joran Vliegen / Colin Roller (ECU) d. Andrew Gores / William Parker(UNC) 8-6
Marko Lourinovic / Lucas Oliveria (VT) d. Stuart DePaolo / JamesCoxe (UNC) 9-8(4)
Nicolas Soriano / Patriek Wolterbeek (ECU) d. Brett Clark / Oystein Steiro (UNC) 8-3
Simon Norenius / Trey Carter (NCST) d. John Schmitt/ Damien Bernard (ECU) 9-7
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Below is a list of schools and which items it collects
Items each area school collects
Pine River: UPC codes from Our Family brand; codes found inside Kellogg's Cereal boxes are worth free books; Sunny D UPC codes can be redeemed 20 at a time for 20 books; Fast Fixin and Fast Classics home team rewards logos are worth 30 cents each; Tyson Project A+ labels are worth 24 cents; Coborn's receipt points from the Food Club are worth 1 cent per point and can be donated to the school; empty printer cartridges can be recycled by the school for money and cuts down on landfill wastes; Yoplait pink yogurt lids are being collected for breast cancer awareness.
Pine River and Crosslake: UPC codes from Country Hearth and Village Hearth Bread are worth 5 cents each; My Coke reward codes can be given to the school or points can be donated through mycokerewards.com; Clean Morning Glory milk caps are worth 5 cents each.
Pine River, Crosslake, Eagle View and Nisswa: Box Tops for Education logos are worth 10 cents each.
Pine River, Crosslake and Eagle View: Whole Campbell's Soup labels can be exchanged by the school for items from a catalog.
Pine River and Eagle View: Pop tabs are donated to the Ronald McDonald House.
Any school: For purchases made with a Target Red card, Target makes donations to charities. You can opt to have donations made to your school.
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GCHS Softball
The Lady Braves opened the season on a winning-note defeating Western Hills (0-2) 3-0 in Frankfort March 22. Next up for Grant County (1-0) are two games, one with Bryan Station (0-0) at 5:30 p.m. March 25 and following that game, a matchup with Lexington Catholic (1-0) at 7:15 p.m.
WHS Softball
The Lady Demons fell to Notre Dame 3-1 at home March 22. Williamstown (2-1) will travel to Lexington to face Sayre (0-2) at 5:30 p.m. March 24 and the following day will go to Newport (0-1) to take on the Lady Wildcats at 5:30 p.m.
GCHS Baseball
The Braves (1-0) defeated Carroll County (0-1) 11-1 in five innings March 21. Grant County will face East Jessamine (2-0) at home March 25. First pitch is set for 6 p.m. The following day the Braves will play Lloyd Memorial (1-1) at 11 a.m.
WHS Baseball
The Demons have dropped their first two games of the season falling to Holmes (1-0) 3-0 March 21 and losing 18-5 to Lexington Sayre (1-0) March 22. Next up for Williamstown (0-2) is their first home game March 24 against Bellevue (0-2). First pitch is set for 6 p.m.
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Pulaski Technical College will host its annual Rolling Out the Red Carpet luncheon from 12-1:30 p.m. Wednesday, March 17, in the U.S. Bank Room in the Information Technology Building in celebration of Women's History Month.
The luncheon is sponsored by the American Heart Association, the Pulaski Technical College Cultural Diversity Committee, the Campus Health Initiatives Committee, and the PTC Chapter of the Association of Women in Two-Year Colleges. Guest speakers include Barbara Kumpe, state advocacy director at American Heart Association. Attendees are encouraged to wear red to show support for the Go Red Foundation's initiative to promote heart health.
Lunch will be provided, but attendees must RSVP in advance to Dianne Butler at (501) 812-2284 or email@example.com
The event is open to all students, faculty and staff.
Pulaski Technical College