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Car won't start help!!!!
Hi everyone I have a major problem with my 04 cts it has 97xxx miles. So pretty much I bought a TCM and I have to have it programmed and a mechanic told me that the TCM is not what I need to make the car start that it's not the problem so I have no idea whats wrong. I know it's not the battery the starter or alternator and I even changed the starter relay so I have no clue and I can not afford to keep spending money was thinking of selling it at this point it's becoming stressfully any help would be great thank you
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Need more info. Does it crank over but not start or does it do nothing when you turn the key.
Could be a number of things and you are probably better off having a mechanic look at it instead of guessing.
I turn the key all the way and nothing if I hold I in the crank position al the lights go off and the
And the check engine light is the only light on and I took it to a few mechanics and they could not figure it out
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Sounds like a bad starter to me.
So an update car is misfiring now and I think I found out the problem so for future reference for people with my problem I think it is the ECM I got check engine codes telling me it's cylinder 1 and random cylinders and I did no change any spark plugs or coils not even fuel injector I did even research that I think it's the ECM I order it and going to install it and see if it goes back to normal will update again
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Is your key stuck in the ignition?
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My 2005 Cadillac CTS 3.6 V6 will not start. I took it to autozone and they said I needed to replace the ECM. I purchased an ECM and had GM put it in and also reprogram. After the reprogrammed they tell me that the vehicle still will not start.... Any Help????
Was there any follow up on this? Mine doing the same thing and yes the key was stuck in the ignition. I replaced the ECM and was reprogrammed and still would not start....
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My favorite girl from Boku no Hero Academia manga/anime finally gets some attention in the adult Doujinshi scene. I'm talking about Momo Yaoyorozu. Also starring All Might and Mitsuki Bakugou.
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My favorite girl from Boku no Hero Academia manga/anime finally gets some attention in the adult Doujinshi scene. I'm talking about Momo Yaoyorozu. Also starring All Might and Mitsuki Bakugou.
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So we are back with some new updates. What would be better for a grand return than a Gyaru hentai manga you ask? Well I can't think of anything better as well!
-by Washizuka Sho
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No futanari updates recently so I thought it was about time! It isn't translated in English, but still worth watching!
-by Diisuke
-24 pages, English translated
Another excellent Touhou Project hentai manga with Eirin Yagokoro. Well don't mind the H logic here that if you are immortal you keep regenerating your hymen. After all adult Doujinshi usually don't have much logic involved!
-by Alexander no Otoshimono
-25 full color pages, English translated
"This is Japari Park! I'm Serverl! This area is my territory. What kind of Friend are you? Penis-kun? That's a lovely name!"
OMFG! What an epic hentai intro. I mean Penis-kun?! Must be the work of a genius!
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The concept of a cheating princess might not be new to many of you. Yet, the glamour of a NTR princess hentai manga never decreases.
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Musaigen no Phantom World hentai sure looks promising. The title MILK OUT says a lot already (huge tits…), but I want to remind our readers that it also has the tag "mind control". So if you ain't into that, you might want to skip this one.
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Kobayashi-san-chi no Maid Dragon related hentai's are probably one of my favorites in 2017. I was really surprised and very happy when I did read about the anime release last year. Now I have the manga, the anime and the hentai! If you didn't until now, you should definitely watch the animated show. Tohru fans are already waiting for more, but for now the number of H related to this series is limited. I will post new stuff ASAP, once I find it.
-by Kanei Yoh
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Must admit that this is the very first gender bender Yu-gi-oh H I'm seeing! Good thing, I'm always ready for new things. Enjoy Jack Atlas xxx Yusei Fudo action.
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Even though Demon girl Sarasa's breast are already pretty big, they are still growing! Time to check them out!


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The Queen City Game Club is a 21+ meetup for gamers interested in more complex or strategy driven board games. Traditional strategy games, abstract games, euro games and war games of all kind are welcome. This group will also be a community for local board game designers that are interested in obtaining feedback and looking for playtesting groups.
Our meetup schedule, includes several monthly meetup events, including our popular Beers and Board Games event at the Waldhorn.
Finally, we also look to match up gamers for various ad hoc meetup events. If you are interested in playing a particular game and are just looking for a few other players, you can setup a new meetup indicating the venue and the max number of participants for your game session. We request that you attend at least one public meetup before making a request to host an event at a private residence. Our message boards are also available for making request when looking for members to join in a specific game session.
For 2015, if you pay your $25 membership dues, you will be considered a voting member for this year. Your voting rights will continue as long as you renew your dues by the following year on February 1 (starting in 2016).
Nothing is changing for those of you who don't pay dues. You're still welcome to come to the meetup events as always!
We would ask that you consider making a contribution to the club. Meetup Fees have increased this year to $240. Other IT fees (email, PayPal, web domain) run about $170 per year. And we spent about $75 on advertising. And these funds can also help us provide prize support for our special events and add games to our library for our community teaching projects.
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The Facebook BreakUp
If you're feeling overwhelmed by your virtual social circle, there's nothing wrong with pruning your friends list. In fact, some anthropologists have theorized that the human brain isn't wired to keep up with more than 200 connections at a time, says Rosen. In 2009, Cameron Marlow, a sociologist at Facebook, reported that the average user had 120 friends (the number is now 130) but regularly interacted with about seven of them. When you do pare down, there's no need to post an announcement. Says one reader: "My pet peeve is the 'I'm getting ready to unfriend a bunch of people.… Don't be offended if you're one of them.' Just do it, and don't make a big deal about it."


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ESPN Picks Up Fresno State-Boise State Game
April 23, 2013
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. - The Mountain West and ESPN released a portion of its football national television schedule for the 2013 season on Tuesday. Among the initial seven telecasts slated on the ESPN networks is Fresno State's Sept. 20 home game against Boise State.
ESPN will televise that Friday night game between the Broncos and Bulldogs and has set the kickoff time for 6 p.m. PT.
It will be the 12th time in the last 13 seasons, going back to 2001, that ESPN has televised the Fresno State-Boise State matchup on either ESPN or ESPN2. The one season it did not was last year in 2012 when the NBC Sports Network televised the meeting that took place in Boise, Idaho.
In all, Fresno State has made 52 previous appearances on one of the ESPN Networks - ESPN, ESPN2, ESPNU or ABC - since 2001.
Tuesday's announcement is the first under a new agreement with ESPN as the second MW national television rights holder for Conference-controlled football games. CBS Sports Network remains the primary rights holder for the Mountain West.
Between the two networks, up to 44 football games will be televised this year on their various platforms. Broadcast details for the Mountain West package on CBS Sports Network, as well as additional telecasts on the ESPN networks, will be announced at a later date.
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Posted by Sam (YA Librarian) on April 4, 2014
I love reading all your suggestions! Keep 'em coming!
Your Suggestions
Suggestion: A graphic novel bibliography for when you're in a hurry and need some good titles.
Response: Love this idea! I've created a bibliography for the graphic novels (the first of many, I hope) that you can find in the YA Department and here.
Suggestion: More copies of Divergent. And more Veronica Roth books. (Two separate suggestions).
Response: I'm not familiar with this – JUST KIDDING! I have two copies of Divergent in the regular collection, 1 copy in the Lucky Day collection, and 1 copy on 2 of the circulating Kindles (you can check the Kindles out at the Reference Desk), plus audiobooks and ebooks. Take a look at what we have here.
Suggestion: A computer area, bean bags and papasan chairs, and drawing supplies.
Response: The YA Department has 2 laptops that can be used by teens who have a current library card with access to unfiltered internet. Stop by the Reference Desk to use one in the Library. I would love to put more seating in the YA Department – bean bags might be doable, but unfortunately, I just don't have the space for a papasan chair. Drawing supplies – great suggestion! I actually have a whole bunch of drawing supplies that you can use – just come visit me at the Reference Desk whenever you want to borrow them.
Suggestion: The Walking Dead movie night (where you watch all the series of the Walking Dead).
Response: Eek! *hides* I'll talk to the Adult Librarians about this.
Suggestions: More Alice in the Country of Hearts.
Response: Great! I'll order more.
Suggestion: Can we have GTA Vice City for the PS3?
Response: As far as I can tell, this particular title is only available as a download. If you're interested in other GTA titles, you'll find them in the Adult Video Game collection.
Suggestion: Many suggestions for an anime club.
Response: I'm starting one this summer, so keep your eyes peeled for info in the YA Department, in the newsletter, and online.
Suggestion: I need some more choices in Young Adult books….
Response: I'm always happy to talk about books, so if you're not finding what you're looking for (and even if you are), please feel free to visit me. In the meantime, I have a list of titles that are appropriate for grades 7 and up, which you can find in the YA Department and here.
Suggestion: Sword Art Online manga
Response: I'm always looking for new manga to add to the collection, so… done!
Suggestion: Angel Beats or Blue Exorcist
Response: Blue Exorcist is a toughie. I've had it before, but unfortunately, it just didn't work with my collection. Angel Beats, on the other hand, I have in the YA DVD collection.
Suggestion: Water slide.
Response: How I wish! Can you imagine how awesome this would be?
Suggestion: I think we should have a Mortal Instruments party! Everyone loves the books, we can have the first movie on and get rune tattoos.
Response: I'm over the moon to have a program suggestion! I'll be doing this over the summer, so look for info in the YA Department, the newsletter, and online.
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But those days are nearly done.
On Tuesday, Aug. 31, as Latin band Cocinando played the final summer concert of the season at Kalispell's Depot Park, Mountain Aire owner Pat Bailey publicly announced that he is closing up shop.
"This is my last show," Bailey told the crowd of lawn-chair and blanket-toting residents. "It's been a real pleasure to serve you."
Meanwhile, a couple blocks away, Ursula DeStefano closes Mountain Aire–not for the last time, but that day is coming (on Sept. 30, in fact). DeStefano is expecting a child in December, and isn't excited about finding a new job. "Until two days ago I had dreadlocks," DeStefano says. "There aren't a lot of jobs in a small town where you can be yourself."
Aside from the Flathead losing a music store, it will also lose Bailey, who has booked and produced the Mountain Aire concert series at the KM Building theater, which has drawn top-notch folk acts over the years including Eliza Gilkyson and Dave Carter and Tracy Grammer. He's also sponsored Picnic in the Park Concerts at Depot Park, including his Tuesday swan song show by Cocinando.
Outside of the cozy Second Street shop, Blake Webber, a recent high school graduate in Kalispell, and his friend Ryan McEwen, a senior, sum up the general reaction of Mountain Aire's many patrons.
"That sucks," Weber says.
"I'm bummed, man," McEwen adds.
He's not the only one. Browsing the aisles with a Jay Farrar album in hand, Bruce Guthrie, a 40-year-old Whitefish resident, overhears an Independent reporter talking to Bailey about the closure.
"I'm not sure where I'm going to buy my music now," Guthrie says. "I'll probably just buy directly from the artist whenever I can."
Behind a counter cluttered with neither computer nor cash register (Bailey does business by hand), the proprietor discusses business. Bailey formerly owned five music stores in Ohio before selling them to retire to Kalispell. Now, he says, he'll move Mountain Aire to the Blue Ridge Mountains border town of Bristol, partially in Tennessee and partially in Virginia. Bailey says he's not exactly being put out of business, but that he sees unfavorable writing on the wall, written in "10 foot letters."
"In the past year, the people of Kalispell have just abandoned downtown because there are new, shiny objects up on Highway 93," Bailey says. "We took a 40 percent hit in November and December because Pier 1 and Borders and Target and all that opened. So, I stuck around to see if that would eventually balance out and people would come back. And some have. We've closed it down to about a 20 percent loss, but it seems to be a good time for me to say, 'Well, that was good,' and walk away from it, rather than being put out of business."
Customer Guthrie says he's not inclined to start shopping at the larger, corporate stores that supply music, because a smaller percentage of his money would stay in the valley.
"I want my money to stay here and be circulated in this economy and help support the community," says Guthrie, who teaches at Flathead High School.
"Mountain Aire is an example of the broader philosophy of supporting locally owned businesses and staying away from the homogenization of America," he says.
But Bailey says fighting that homogenization is a losing battle.
"I'm not bitter," Bailey says. "I'm just sad that the Flathead Valley is going to allow this to turn into Anytown, USA, and that's exactly what it's going to be. You're going to have two strips of corporate America. And I really didn't see it coming. I thought that because we are so far off the freeway, it wouldn't happen here. I also thought this was a more community-oriented situation where people wouldn't fall for corporate America's tricks. Of course, people not only fell for it, they jumped in feet first and said, 'Woo-hoo!'"
Aside from the ongoing sprouting of big box stores along Highway 93, Bailey admits that the Internet has made things difficult for the entire music industry, including independent music sellers, because many young consumers now steal, or buy, music online.
"Unfortunately, there's a whole generation that doesn't see the value of owning a CD," Bailey says. "To them, it's just a silver disc that says 'Sublime' on it. They don't even know what the names of the songs are. It's like, 'I like song 14.' I think that's strange."
Though he might fit the age profile Bailey describes, customer Ryan McEwen seems to appreciate the value of an actual album. He walks out of Mountain Aire unwrapping a copy of Pink Floyd's The Wall as his buddy Blake says, "I'd hate to support Wal-Mart or something like that. I'm all about the local stuff."
Ryan agrees: "They've done a great job while they were here."
"I don't have many regrets," Bailey says, as posters of Bob Dylan, Jimi Hendrix and John Prine look on. "I'm being driven out on one hand. But it's also like transplanting a tree that is not doing so well, but is still a good, strong tree, and you know it'll thrive in better soil."


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From 1962 to 1964, Baez was the popular face of folk music, headlining festivals and concert tours and singing at political events, including the August 1963 March on Washington. During this period, she began to champion the work of folk songwriter Bob Dylan, and gradually her repertoire moved from traditional material toward the socially conscious work of the emerging generation of '60s artists like him. Her albums of this period were Joan Baez in Concert, Pt. 2 (November 1963) and Joan Baez 5 (October 1964), which contained her cover of Phil Ochs' "There But for Fortune," a Top Ten hit in the U.K.
Like other popular folk performers, Baez was affected by the changes in popular music wrought by the appearance of the Beatles in the U.S. in 1964, and Dylan's introduction of folk-rock in 1965, and she began to augment her simple acoustic guitar backing with other instruments, initially on Farewell, Angelina (October 1965). It was followed by a Christmas album, Noël (October 1966), and Joan (August 1967), albums on which she was accompanied by an orchestra conducted by Peter Schickele. Baez continued to experiment in the late '60s, releasing Baptism (June 1968), in which she recited poetry, and Any Day Now (December 1968), a double album of Dylan songs done with country backing, which went gold.
In March 1968, Baez had married anti-war protest leader David Harris, who was imprisoned as a draft evader. Harris was a country music fan, and Baez's turn toward country, which continued on David's Album (June 1969) and One Day at a Time (March 1970), reflected his taste. Blessed Are... (August 1971) was a gold-selling double album that spawned a gold Top Ten hit in Baez's cover of the Band's "The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down." It was followed by Carry It On (December 1971), the soundtrack to a documentary about Baez and Harris. Baez switched record label affiliation to A&M Records with Come from the Shadows (May 1972), which moved her in a more pop direction. Where Are You Now, My Son? (May 1973) included sounds taped during Baez's visit to Hanoi in December 1972.
In the late '60s and early '70s, Baez moved toward pop/rock music and also began to write her own songs, culminating in the gold-selling Diamonds & Rust (April 1975), which was followed by the entirely self-written Gulf Winds (October 1976). Baez moved to the Portrait label of CBS Records with Blowin' Away (June 1977), but she left the label after Honest Lullaby (May 1979), and her next album, European Tour (1980), was released only outside the U.S. It was another seven years before she found an American record label, Gold Castle, for Recently (1987), which was followed by the live album Diamonds & Rust in the Bullring (January 1989) and Speaking of Dreams (October 1989). Baez moved to Virgin Records for Play Me Backwards (August 1992).
In 1993, Vanguard released Rare, Live & Classic, a three-CD boxed-set retrospective. Ring Them Bells, a live album on which Baez was joined by musical descendants like Mary Chapin Carpenter and Indigo Girls, came out on Guardian Records in 1995. Gone from Danger, her first studio album in five years, followed in 1997, and it was another six years before the release of Dark Chords on a Big Guitar in 2003. A November 2004 concert in New York was documented on the 2005 release Bowery Songs. Baez's 24th studio album, Day After Tomorrow, produced by Steve Earle, was released on September 9, 2008 by Bobolink/Razor & Tie, followed by Sing Me Home almost exactly a year later in 2009. In 2016, Baez celebrated her 75th birthday with a special concert at the Beacon Theatre in New York. Joined by an all-star cast of musicians, including Judy Collins, Emmylou Harris, Richard Thompson, and Jackson Browne, the show was captured for posterity and issued as an official release a few months later. ~ William Ruhlmann
Selected Discography
Track List: The Complete Gold Castle Masters
Track List: Joan Baez Early Recordings (1958-1961) [Bonus Track Version]
Track List: Live
Track List: On The Banks Of The Ohio
Track List: Joan Baez
Track List: The Water Is Wide: The Most Impressing Songs Of Joan Baez
Track List: The Debut Album Plus!
Track List: How Sweet The Sound
Track List: Gone From Danger (Reissued Version)
Track List: Day After Tomorrow
Track List: Vanguard Visionaries
Track List: Joan
Track List: Baez Sings Dylan
Track List: Rare, Live And Classic
Track List: Farewell, Angelina
Track List: Live At Newport, 1963-65
Track List: The Complete A&M Recordings
Track List: From The Heart (Live)
Track List: 20th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: The Best Of Joan Baez
Track List: The Best Of Joan Baez
Track List: Gone From Danger
Track List: Greatest Hits
Track List: Ring Them Bells (Collector's Edition) (Live)
Track List: Play Me Backwards - Demos (Collectors Edition)
Track List: Classics Volume 8
Track List: Very Early Joan
Track List: Honest Lullaby
Track List: Blowin' Away
Track List: From Every Stage
Track List: Diamonds & Rust
Track List: Gracias A La Vida (Here's To Life)
Track List: HIts: Greatest And Others
Track List: Carry It On
Track List: Blessed Are...
Track List: The First 10 Years
Track List: One Day At A Time
Track List: David's Album
Track List: Any Day Now
Track List: Baptism
Track List: 5
Track List: In Concert Part 2
Track List: In Concert
Track List: Joan Baez Vol.2
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Just one thing I want to mention before the comments fill up is the lack of any grip on this camera. I tried it out and it was as slippery as a bar of wet soap! Canon should take a leaf out of Ricoh's book here and put some rubber around it!
This is priced way too close the Lumix G1. There is no reason for it to be so expensive. No compact camera should be more than £200-250 these days.
I know I shouldn't get hung up on ratings, but how on earth does a near £400 P&S camera made completely of plastic, with a "slightly confusing" and awkward" control bezel, an "awful" rear dial, and not having any kind of viewfinder (not even an optional one) get 9/10 for build quality, and a perfect 10 for features?!
This looks like the best small compact available today, though for the price it does seem strange that they didn't add HD video, for example. I also with the lens would be more like f/2.0-f/3.8, because as they are they only have an advantage at the widest angle (I think at 60mm. equiv. it's already f/3.5 max, similar to other compacts).
Ah, and I've seen the lens produce a very big barrel distortion at wide angle. It is the software that corrects it.
@Noodles It says on page one that it the S90 has a metal body.
I've been nursing my S70 for ages because there wasn't a decent Canon replacement. Now I guess I can relax a bit as this looks ideal and a nice step up spec wise.
Noodles - Sorry if I wasn't completely clear on this point, but the body is mostly metal, it's just the top and bottom panels that are plastic, and they're still quite strong and well fitted.
@Cliff: If you were to buy one today for yourself, what would you pick - the S90 or the LX3?
Spec-wise, the LX3 has the edge with the ultra-wide 24mm lens, on-the-fly AR change (including real 16:9) and 720p video, plus the outstanding build quality. The shorter zoom doesn't really bother me. Distortion is present on both cameras, but it can be fixed in post-processing, so no big deal. Based on your samples, I would say that image quality at base ISO (up to ISO 400) is better on the Panasonic, but the Canon seems to have the edge at ISO 800-3200.
I really want to buy one of these cameras as a Christmas gift (for myself :D) and at the moment I would go for the LX3. Please advise.
Teaches me not to skim read the first page to get to the juicy bits!
I still think it's a ridiculously overpriced style over substance camera, with terrible handling, and one that looks more obsolete by the day, with the hugely successful Micro 4/3rds and APS-C compacts swallowing up it's market share...
@Mircea: I'm also thinking about one of these two cameras. You summed up the pros and cons really good, but I look at it this way: At ISO 100-400 the LX3 might have a small advantage, but this is very small, hardly noticeable. Besides, at ISO 100-400 many cameras can have a similar IQ to these ones. What should set these cameras apart from the rest is high ISO / low light performance, and there I've seen the Canon having a very big advantage. The 24mm wide angle is great, but 28mm is not too much worse. 720p is nice too, but using MJPEG codec (vs. H.264). The LX3's lens is a bit faster at 45-60mm, which is good too, but being limited to 60mm is a noticeable disadvantage (vs. 105mm).
So the two advantages of the Canon (high ISO performance and 105mm zoom) do seem more practical to me than the advantages of the LX3 (which are all small compared to the Canon).
Anyway, I think both cameras are a great buy.
Please note that I've made a correction to the review. The S90 does in fact have optical image stabilisation, not sensor shift as I had been led to believe. Apologies for the confusion.
£400 is pushing it -- does it really cost more than the G11 in the UK? I bought the S90 in Hong Kong for £255, which seems like a reasonable price. Over there, the G1 was still priced significantly higher, and the GF1 etc. obviously much higher still...
Canon have been making cameras for a very long time so why is it that on every model there is something that they include or leave out that needs to be addressed e.g. the control wheel on this model is too easy to accidentally tun or on my 10D it doesn't display the ISO setting until you press a button. They usually address the issue in the next model they release but why can't they get it right first time? Often there film bodies had the feature which they are only now introducing in there latest bodies so they should have learnt from experience by now.
The Panasonic Lumix LX3 is long due for replacement as I think it is nearly 2 years since it was released. Will be interesting to see what an LX4 turns out to be as Panasonic seem to be the most interesting manufacturer at the moment.
I have owneed the LX3 for over a year now. The LX3 never ceases to amaze and take my breath away. I cannot praise it enough! I have yesterdat tested out the S90 and have been so impressed by it, I am purchasing it this afternoon for my wife. Verdict from what I have seen so far: The S90 is good, a damn fine camera. It will knock your socks off, but the LX3 still wins on the IQ front (marginally) IMO. And IQ is the bottom line. The LX3 has superb image processing which tweaks almost every shot to almost perfection almost every time. A very dependable camera. I hope to publish some comparisons in the near future.
Hi Cliff. I like a great number of people am making a decision between the lx3 and the s90. The lx3 sounds legendary but I think if it doesn't fit into your jeans pocket then its not really compact. This is what's holding me back... and that no highstreet shop has one I can view. The s90 however is compact and has been getting great reviews (90%+). This review is confusing as it starts out badly, pointing large holes in the camera and then the overview paints the picture it is a good camera.
An absolute beauty! Photo quality 10/10, incredible for such a compact camera. Only downside is the smooth surface. It really is like a bar of soap, and if I hadn't used the wrist strap it would have hit the pavement on the first day. Unfortunately had to return to seller as I couldn't run the risk dropping it.
I just bought one of these as a refurb unit from the ebay Canon outlet for £150. So far I think it's a brilliant camera and a bargain at that price. I wanted a pocketable camera so I didn't have to lug my large DSLR's about but wanted good manual control and good control of noise this camera seems to deliver exactly that, I thought about the G11 but the S90 was much more pocketable which is what I wanted.
As to the lack of grip I believe it is possible to buy an aftermarket thumb grip for it, I read about it in one of the reviews. I may look at sticking some sort of grip on the surface myself.
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The Lions are going to Green Bay Sunday to win, not to rest players or try to set up their first-round matchup.
"We are going to play every game that comes on our schedule to win, every game," Schwartz said.
The Lions actually have a couple of legitimate reasons to go after their 11th win of the season. First, they haven't won at Lambeau Field since 1991. Certainly they would like to get that smear off their books. But more important, they still can move up to the No. 5 seed and possibly avoid a rematch with New Orleans in the first round.
Though, it needs to be noted that the Lions aren't trying to "avoid" anybody. They will take whoever comes.
"It depends on if your objective is to play one game or to keep winning," Schwartz said. "If your objective is to play one game, then maybe you are worried about stuff like that. But to get through, particularly being a wild card like we are, to get through the NFC you have to win three games and all three will be against good teams.
"We just need to worry about ourselves and prepare for this week and not worry about scenarios. They will have a team for us to play and we will be ready for them."
The possible first-round opponents are New Orleans, San Francisco, Dallas, Atlanta and the New York Giants. The Lions have faced every team this season except the Giants, and are 1-3 against the others with the lone win at Dallas.
But that was then. The Lions are on a three-game winning streak and to Schwartz that momentum is more important than whoever their opponent might be. In the last few years, teams like Green Bay, the Giants and the Colts have got hot late and won Super Bowl titles coming from the wild card.
"It's been proven that it can be done," Schwartz said. "But a lot of it starts this week. You look at those teams (who made that four-game to the title) and it wasn't just what they did once they got into the playoffs, it's where they were at the end of the season.
"Green Bay last season needed to win their last two just to get in. That puts a little more importance on a game like this (Sunday). You certainly want to go in with momentum, you want to go in with wins and you want to go in healthy."


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When the dust settled, the Bulldogs were left with these seven, all of them have something to prove. Two of them have never played a collegiate game and only three of them have more than 11 career tackles. As a group, they've averaged 13 games played and 37 tackles.
Dannell Ellerbe
Class: Redshirt freshman
Size: 6-foot-1, 228 pounds
Strength (Bench, squat, clean): 365, 605, 331
Pedigree: At Richmond County High School in Hamlet, N.C., Ellerbe made 289 tackles in his final two years. He was an all-state player and the defensive MVP of the North Carolina-South Carolina prep all-star game in 2003.
Can play: Weakside
Career statistics: First year
At a glance: Ellerbe is so athletic that he was at one time compared to former Bulldog Thomas Davis. He must be a freak considering he still is pushing Jackson for the starting spot at weakside linebacker despite missing more than a week of practice due to a shoulder muscle injury. "Dannell Ellerbe is close" to Jackson," defensive coordinator Willie Martinez said. "We don't know what he can do. We've seen flashes in practice." Ellerbe's fellow linebackers call him "The Phenom," middle linebacker Tony Taylor said. Although he's one of the least talkative linebackers, he responds quickly when asked if he's the fastest player in the group. "Yeah, of course." Is it close? "Naahh."
Jarvis Jackson
Class: Junior
Size: 6-foot-2, 218 pounds
Strength: 365, 445, 265
Pedigree: Jackson wasn't one of the Bulldogs' high profile recruits when he came out of Booker T. Washington High School in Atlanta, but he was a standout in metro Atlanta. Scout.com named him one of the Top 50 players in the state in 2002.
Can play: Weakside and middle
Career statistics: 5 starts, 56 tackles, 1 sack
At a glance: Quietly, Jackson has gone from an afterthought to perhaps the Bulldogs' best at this position. "I like Jarvis Jackson," Taylor said. "He's going to be one our best linebackers ever here. I think he's going to shock a lot of people." Jackson missed all of spring practice and the first two weeks of contact in the fall, but immediately went into the starting lineup when he was cleared to go full speed. "Jarvis is a better athlete than people give him credit for," Coach Mark Richt said. "He a quick twitch guy who can really see something and go get it. He's going to run through some people." He's the biggest hitter in the group, according to Taylor.
Brandon Miller
Class: Sophomore
Size: 6-foot-4, 248 pounds
Strength : 425, 455, 309
Pedigree: Miller, who played at Miller County High School, was the one of the biggest prize's of the 2003 recruiting class. Scout.com called him the No. 1 defensive end in the country, and many other analysts agreed. He made 106 tackles and 27 catches as a senior.
Can play: Strongside
Career statistics: 0 starts, 9 tackles, 0 sacks
At a glance: Some players, particularly those as physically gifted as Miller, make an immediate impact on the collegiate level. Miller did not. He had just nine tackles in 12 games as a true freshman. This could be the year he blossoms. "He's a guy who's gradually getting better and better and better," Richt said. "He's really been improving a lot." The difference has been confidence, Martinez said. "He has gained some confidence in himself," Martinez said. "I think there was some doubt there. I've been very pleased with him." Miller's biggest asset may be his physical stature. He's an imposing matchup even for an offensive linemen when he comes around the end.
Jamario Smith
Class: Senior
Size: 5-foot-10, 230 pounds
Strength: 430, 500, 301
Pedigree: Smith took a long road to Athens, attending Gordon College in Barnesville and the Naval Academy Prep School in Rhode Island before landing at Georgia in 2001. At Mary Persons High School in Forsyth, he was honorable mention all-state as a junior and a senior.
Can play: Middle, Weakside and Strongside
Career statistics: 0 starts, 11 tackles, 0 sacks
At a glance: Smith is the darkhorse in the competition. He was only awarded a scholarship this offseason. After surprising people with how much he played in the 2002 season, he has been sidelined for all but a handful of games in the last two years due to injuries ranging from ankle to toe to back. He's healthy now and back at linebacker after a brief change to fullback, and he is one of just two linebackers who can play all three spots for the Bulldogs. If Georgia suffers any injuries at this position, Smith will find himself with a lot of playing time. "Jamario is big for us right now," linebackers coach John Jancek said.
Tony Taylor
Class: Junior
Size: 6-foot-1, 237 pounds
Strength: 440, 550, 341
Pedigree: Taylor was named Class AAAA all-state in his final two seasons at Oconee County High School, where he also was a two-year starter in basketball and an all-area goalie for the soccer team. He scored 22 touchdowns (16 rushing, four on defense, two receiving) as a senior.
Can play: Middle and Weakside
Career statistics: 13 starts, 120 tackles, 1 sack
At a glance: Taylor was on the verge of being a star as an outside linebacker when he tore the ACL in his right knee during the annual spring game last year. He missed all of 2004 and found himself in a new position when he returned. Along with having to put on some weight -- he's playing at 234 this year rather than the 225 he weighed in 2003 -- Taylor will have to be more vocal in his new position since the middle linebacker carries most of the responsibility for making calls before the snap. Taylor said he feels comfortable with the added responsibilities. "It's not a big transition," Jancek said. "Tony is very smart. I'm very confident in his knowledge of the game. I don't think it'll be a problem at all."
Danny Verdun Wheeler
Class: Junior
Size: 6-foot-2, 244 pounds
Strength: 405, 585, 326
Pedigree: Verdun Wheeler led his team in tackles for three straight seasons at Thomson High School. He was named the Class AAAA defensive player of the year as a senior and had 27 tackles in a playoff game his sophomore season.
Can play: Strongside, Middle and Weakside
Career statistics: 11 starts, 65 tackles, 1 sack
At a glance: Verdun Wheeler is the most intriguing of all the linebackers. He started nine games last year on the weakside and seemed to be the starter there again this year until he missed time due to an ankle injury and Jackson bumped him from his spot. Before Verdun Wheeler's injury, the coaches had nothing but good things to say about him. "He's really ready to play in my opinion," Richt said. "I'm excited about how he's ready to produce for us." He was moved from the weakside to the strongside, and Jancek suggested his experience might help him overtake Miller for that starting job. That hasn't happened yet, though. In the end, Verdun Wheeler may be hurt by his versatility. He can be a super sub for the Dogs since he can play all three positions.
Marcus Washington
Class: Freshman
Size: 6-feet, 245 pounds
Strength: 385, 500, 301
Pedigree: In a class of linebackers that originally included Darius Dewberry, Jamar Chaney and Tavares Kearney, Washington hardly got any attention when he signed this year out of Burke County High School. Still, he was a Class AAA all-state player and named to his area's all-star team three years running.
Can play: Middle
Career statistics: First year
At a glance: Dewberry and Chaney never made it to Athens, and Kearney's season was ended by a knee injury. Luckily for the Dogs, it looks like Washington might be the best of the bunch anyway. "Nobody never really did talk about me, but that's the beauty of it, come in and sneak under the radar and then shock the world," Washington said. "Recruiting is all lights and cameras anyway, and after recruiting is over with, it's over with and it's all about what happens on the field." Washington was physically ready to compete from the day he stepped on campus, and he has learned the system well enough to be the top backup in the middle. "Marcus Washington is a football player, period," Jancek said.


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It looks great! Most of the colors are good, but the belt pouch (which is closer to the ROTJ colors) should have the same color as the jumpsuit. Another small thing is the knife holding 'pouch' on the sidearm holster which was cut down and the Nemrod logo was sanded off (read more here ==> Nemrod holster? let's discuss and here ==> Nemrod Holster for TDH Boba Fett display - Progress.)
Cherrs raff...it's really great to get good feedback from you your a great ambassador for this club...reguarding the pouches I've asked rob rs props a few times bout that he thinks they not the same colour...but myself and most people think they are...but in robs defense he's a Rotj guy... Lol
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Congratulations on an excellent costume.
Very nice!
Costume is very nice, and it fits well. Congratulations.
great job, a very nice costume
ICEmonky, I flipped your image. Nice looking costume.
Just one little critique i would have is the tip of the jetpack beacon, think it should be black, not gold color, maybe somebody else can chime in with what they think.
That Fett is looking excellent! A quick tip- you could stand to wear your girthbelt about one to two inches lower. As you can see here, the belt comes down about halfway down the major dent in the cod.
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This will help solve crowding issues from your girth, belt, and bottom of your vest. Also, the ammo belt is worn mostly above the girthbelt rather than on top of it in my opinion.
Congrats on your costume. You've done a great job!
beauty of a job!!!! well done good sir!
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Very nice, indeed!
That's a killer ESB the weathering looks just top notch, on that note I'm really liking your vest, did it come that color or is that all weathering?
Attachment 66921That's a good point F4R but i still think that it could be just the yellowish glow from whatever type of bulb that was used.
The tip was black, defo black on the super trooper version, it's possible that it could have remained so for the ESB jetpack.
But you still have a valid point.
Great looking ESB Fett! The paint and weathering looks great!
New pics added,never ending build 0_O
Such a great looking Fett. I wonder if when people see this suit and others out there that they realise how much time and effort goes into a great replica suit. Was this a competition you came first in hence the podium?
Picture 2 is my favourite.
What an awesome suit. Just fantastic. You wear it well and definitely have "the look". Great pics too.
Looks great! You do have "the look" for sure


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Are the prices in Canadian dollars?
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What panels and special events are at the convention?
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Does the ticket price get me into every panel?
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Who are this years guests?
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Do I have to pay extra for autographs with the guests?
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Do I have to pay extra for photographs with the guests?
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Can families attend or is it just a collectors event?
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I don't have a store, can I sell some of my collection at the show?
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Do the dealers take credit cards?
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Can I get the exclusive toy if I don't come to the convention?
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Where will I be able to eat lunch or dinner?
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He said: "There were positives, our effort was absolutely outstanding but unfortunately ultimately we won't get any points for our efforts.
"We scored good tries but we can't give the ball away - especially when the French are attacking like that, some of the things they did were outstanding.
"It's the first game of the Championship, we can't focus on it too much, we can't let it affect the rest of our Six Nations.
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This is the funniest police officer EVER!
That would be the best day of a young firefighters life.
Stoned reporter reporting about weed. I would just chill around the smoke for a while.
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Don't get stoned on Judge Judy, she doesn't like people who are laughing on her show.
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Stoned Granny almost didn't make this list because she should have the right to get stoned, but the guy with her is an idiot.
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Hey diy'ers, i got a problem with a messed up doorframe on the hinge side......
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Any suggestions????
How much do you want to spend? How do you want it to look?
You could cut out from about 2" below the hinge to 2" above the hinge and just up to the door stop, Glue/screw in a new piece and patch and sand and paint, also chisle out for hinge.
Or just replace the hinge side of the entire Jamb, you can buy un-machined (not hinges in it) jambs.
Or replace the entire door & frame.
I dont care how it looks and something cheap and easy
Go with the first option then. Use construction adhesive to glue it in, predrill and screw through the edge into the existing jamb. Also predrill your hinge screw holes and shim between the hinge and the studs and use longer screws that go right into the stud.
The third (free) option is to relocate that hinge above or below the split. This is not the right way to do it, but it wont cost anything, if you own a chisel and hammer.
it will also look like crap, as you will have to mortise the door again.. which both the jamb and door will now need to be patched otherwise.
go with option one.. go onto youtube and type in "dutchman Patch" if you have a trim router it will really speed things up. also using some bondo will fill any bad gaps
see post #3
I totally agree with that being said. Someone who is asking how to fix this likely doesn't own a trim router though.
Can do it was hand tools.
Pry the crack open a bit with a screwdriver, glue both sides with a thin brush the best you can, clamp, fill the holes, slap some paint on it.
it can be done with hand tools yes, a hammer and a sharp 1 1/4 chisel works best
as for the glue and clamping thing.. that wont last very long to be honest. where its old wood the joint is 90% certain to fail where it has to handle the stress of the door hanging off it
(In both cases, the hinge screws would have to dig into the frame beyond the jamb.)
I must be missing something. It looks like someone has tryed putting screws in without predrill and has split that wood all over the place.
What's up with all the small holes that are also spilt out above the hindge mortis.
Looks like a remove and replace job to me.
dutchmans work extremely well, your basically removing wood that has failed and replacing with new. ive done it many times and its worked every time.. ive tried the clamp method 3 times twice it failed even with letting the glue cure overnight,
Oh, that's easy to fix!
Separate it apart slightly with a putty knife very gently where it is cracked and scrape out gently any old and loose wood that is coming out. Then pour a bunch of liquidwood into the crack while its seperated. Then clamp it together slowly but not 100% tight .. just enough to hold it together and get it back equal with teh rest of the door. Then let it cure overnight.
Note: Liquid wood is basically epoxy so it will last a long time and be very strong.
For the hole where the hinge is. Just get a dowel that fits the hole size. Put a bunch of wood glue on the dowel and in the hole and tap it in, but not to hard or to far or it will crack again. You can then cut the excessive dowel off with a jap saw after its dried up. May need to sand it down flush if its not flush after cutting it off. I would do this though after the liquid wood is finished curing overnight.
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galvanized bolts for pressure treated wood?
I'm building a shed which sits on pressure-treated wood. I've got "Simpson Strong Tie CB44 4x4 Post Column Base" (at least I think that's the model number) in concrete, much like you'd do for a deck. It's all connected together with 5/8" bolts. I'd read that non-galvanized bolts are OK as long as the diameter is 1/2" or greater, so I used regular steel bolts.
I started on this project last year, and the foundation and pressure-treated base was exposed to the elements over the winter---it is rainy and foggy all winter here. Just for fun, I removed one of the bolts, and it had some rust---a lot more than I would have expected in less than a year. Is this a problem? Do people actually use those outrageously expensive galvanized bolts for things like this or not?
Btw, I don't think I'll make any changes at this point, since I assume the "post column supports" will decay before the bolts (although, strangely, they still look pristine). So, this is more just out of curiosity and/or for future reference. Thanks.
Most properly pressure-treated wood has a 50-year limited warranty. I've been using pt wood for decks, piers, docks, boathouses and bulkheading for more than 33 years here, and I have never used anything but galvanized bolts, nails and screws with it and never seen anyone else use non-galvanized with it.
The non-galvanized will rust out far, far sooner than the galvanized, and are a false economy. If you're going for any longevity at all, use galvanized, not to mention the unsightly rust running down the sides of your shed.
IMHO. Good luck!
So after one year, you've seen more rust than you expected. The question is how much will you see in two, three or more years and how long do you want this to last. Hot dipped galvanized or stainless steel are the only materials that have a chance against the latest generation of treated lumber. Do people really use these outrageously priced fasteners? Only the ones who want their projects to hold up. :yes:
OK, you convinced me. It'll be easy (but not cheap...) to replace all of the bolts now, whereas once the shed is built it would be a real pain.
Can anyone recommend a good source for galvanized bolts? It seems the online sources are pretty reasonable compared to The Home Despot and places like that.
In my area standard bolts are not allowed to be used with PT lumber.
The treatment chemicals cause iron bolts to corrode rapidly!
Rusting slows once the surface layer excludes oxygen, but with these chemicals in wood I don't know what will happen.
"Due to the high risk of galvanic reaction between the copper-impregnated wood and any dissimilar metals, fasteners and flashings should be stainless steel and copper whenever possible. At the very least, you need to use better grades of galvanized fasteners."
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Galvanized fasteners YES, But stay away from SS because the CB44 Galvanizing (zinc) and stainless steel are considered to be dissimilar metals which can cause the zinc to corrode when placed in contact with the stainless steel. This would result in the galvanized fasteners losing their protective coating faster than expected..
AS I understand it the new PT treatment requires SS not galvanized fasteners.
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The general rule is that if the fasteners (bolts) are SS then the connectors (post bases) must be SS and the same for galvanized fasteners > galvanized connectors.
The OP may have ACQ because his installation is less than a year old and yards have been phasing in ACQ since 2004.
Now that I think about it the OP's quote:
Any thoughts on this? Should he be using Stainless Steel?
Outrageously priced galvanized bolts? Ever price stainless?
1/2" or larger don't have to be galvanized (per code) although it is a good idea, especially when using treated material. PaliBob's right about dissimilar metals reacting with each other as well.
I've always used galvanized on decks/outside, never considered anything else
I did use normal lags (I think) on a ledger board for ceiling joists in my sunroom
It's inside, no outside exposure
Btw, my local Home Depot doesn't carry galvanized bolts larger than 1/2", so I bet most people are using non-galvanized bolts with PT wood.
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Cats Host Auburn for SEC Home Opener
Oct. 8, 2010
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UK Notes
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|Saturday, Oct. 9
7:30 p.m
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Online Video via ESPN3
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|Commonwealth Stadium
Lexington, Ky.
Gameday Information
|Auburn Tigers at a Glance
|Head Coach
|Gene Chizik
|Record at School
|13-5 (Second Season)
|No. 8 AP/Coaches
|Series Record
|Auburn leads 24-6-1
|Last Meeting
|Kentucky defeated Auburn 21-14 in Auburn last season
|2010 Team Stats
|Rushing Offense
|Passing Offense
|Total Offense
|Scoring Offense
|Rushing Defense
|Passing Defense
|Total Defense
|Scoring Defense
|Turnover Margin
|2010 Stat Leaders
|UK: Derrick Locke (103 rushes, 543 yds, 7 TDs)
UA: Cam Newton (76 rushes, 474 yds, 5 TDs)
|UK: Mike Hartline (102-160, 1222 yds, 8 TDs, 3 INTs)
UA: Cam Newton (57-87, 928 yds, 12 TDs, 4 INTs)
|UK: Randall Cobb (25 catches, 335 yds, 3 TDs)
UA: Darvin Adams (16 catches, 284 yds, 2 TDs)
|UK: Danny Trevathan (42 total, 8 for loss)
UA: Josh Bynes (31 total, 3.5 for loss)
|UK: Mark Crawford, Luke McDermott (2.0)
UA: Nick Fairley (5.0)
|UK: Three with (1)
UA: Four with (1)
Cat Scratches Preview: Joker Phillips' keys to the game
Each and every week prior to a Kentucky football game, Cat Scratches will talk with head coach Joker Phillips about his of plan of attack. Without giving away too much of the game plan, Phillips will tell us his keys to the game, a key matchup and who Kentucky has to look out for on the opposing team.
Offensive keys - Get back to mistake-free, clean football: "It is crucial that we do not turn the ball over. We have turned the ball over five times (in the last two games). Most of them have turned into points for our opponents. The week befoer, we had an interception that went for a touchdown, and also we turned a ball over that was a potential touchdown for us. We have not turned the ball over a lot, just five times in the season. We still have the least amount of turnovers in the conference, but those five times have cost us points. You have to play smart. They have to understand the importance of not turning the football over. The quarterback has to understand that and go through the proper reads, and the running backs and receivers have to understand the same thing. The running backs have done a great job of securing the football. That's unusual for a team to have five turnovers and none of those coming from the running back. It has been a huge emphasis throughout the year, and we have been really good. The thing is you have one or two games where the touchdown cost you and then that looks bad. We have moved the ball well. We have scored on our first drive in all but one game. We have a lot of yardage, but the thing is we haven't always sustained the drives. There have been turnovers, and penalties, which is something you can't have in big games."
Cat Scratches' take: The formula is rather simple. In three wins, UK turned the ball over zero times and had a turnover margin of plus-four. In Kentucky's two losses, the Cats have turned the ball over five times and had a turnover margin of minus-four. The problem with the turnovers is they have cost the Cats dearly. Only one of five UK's turnovers this season has not resulted in a touchdown (one interception against Florida was run back for a touchdown, and all three against Ole Miss came in UK territory), and that one was a costly pick thrown in the other's team end zone. UK's offense, for all the unwarranted grief it has received, has actually moved the ball pretty well this season, ranking 25th in the nation with 453.6 yards per game. The key this week is avoiding drive killers: turnovers and penalties.
Cats Host Auburn for SEC Home Opener
For the second time in the last three games, Kentucky will face a top-10 opponent when the Wildcats return home for their SEC home opener with the No. 10 Auburn Tigers (5-0, 2-0 SEC).
Kentucky is coming off its second loss of the season, falling short in a comeback effort at Ole Miss 35-42. UK could not overcome three first-half turnovers against the Rebels despite two touchdowns each from senior quarterback Mike Hartline and senior tailback Derrick Locke. Hartline completed 27 passes for a career-high 300 yards and his third multi-touchdown game of the season, while Locke tied a career high in catches with eight and set a career high in receiving yards with 108. Wide receiver Randall Cobb totaled six catches for a career-high 108 yards and a touchdown.
Auburn will be making its first trip to Commonwealth Stadium since 2005. The Tigers travel to the Bluegrass State with an unblemished reacord after a 52-3 route of Louisiana-Monroe last week. Junior quarterback Cam Newton threw for 245 yards and three touchdowns in the win. The Tigers have been led offensively all season by Newton as he leads the team in passing yards (928) and rushing yards (474). He leads the SEC in pass efficiency with a 191.4 rating.
AP Preview: Auburn, UK Have Versatile Playmakers
No. 8 Auburn has to keep a wary eye out for the varied roles of Randall Cobb and Derrick Locke. As for Kentucky, watch out for Cameron Newton if all the Tigers' receivers are covered.
Both teams bring dangerous, versatile offensive playmakers into Saturday's showdown in Lexington, the kind of guys who can produce yards and wins in multiple ways.
Auburn (5-0, 2-0 SEC) has ridden the running and passing of Newton into the top 10. The Tigers' defense, meanwhile, is painfully aware of the challenges presented by Cobb and Locke.
Both ran for 100 yards in last year's game and they accounted for 245 of the Wildcats' 357 offensive yards. Kentucky (3-2, 0-2) was without injured quarterback Mike Hartline, leaving the offense severely limited.
The Wildcats still won 21-14, and Cobb sealed it with a late touchdown run.
"To me, they do a great job of using their personnel in the right way," Auburn coach Gene Chizik said. "With Locke, obviously he's a great running back. He's one of the top rushers in the league, but he'll catch eight balls a game. They just know how to get their guys the ball.
"There's challenges all over the place."
The league's No. 2 rusher, Locke is tops in all-purpose yards. Cobb is third on that list and is the fifth-leading receiver.
Newton was topping the SEC in rushing last week before offensive coordinator Gus Malzahn proved it is possible to contain him by making him stay put in the pocket against Louisiana-Monroe. Oh yeah, he can throw, too.
The 6-foot-6, 250-pound Newton is the nation's most efficient passer.
"He's the Byron Leftwich-type quarterback," Kentucky linebacker Danny Trevathan said. "He's big but he can also make up room. When you make a mistake he can pick the ball up and run. We just can't give him an inch. We can't give him room to create big plays. He does a lot of that with his feet, scrambling around making big plays. He can throw."
Newton also causes headaches in trying to find a scout-teamer to simulate him in practice. For Kentucky, that has been 6-4 reserve quarterback Tyler Sargent.
"We really don't have anybody that can simulate the type of speed that their guy has," Wildcats coach Joker Phillips said. "Just executing the offense, Tyler's done a really good job for us at doing that."
Thanks largely to those three playmakers, Auburn and Kentucky both rank in the top 25 nationally in scoring and total offense.
Newton has run for 474 yards, passed for 928 and accounted for 17 touchdowns. By comparison, there are six SEC teams yet to score 17 TDs total.
He also has a 71-yard run and a 94-yard pass. The no-run restriction placed on him against Louisiana-Monroe last weekend gave him a reprieve from the physical toll but also provided a little extra pocket practice.
"There were times in the game that Cameron could have made some better choices," Chizik said. "He was disappointed in some of the choices that he made as a pocket passer. I think that was invaluable experience. One great thing about Cameron is that he's a very smart player. He understands when he makes a mistake once the value in not doing it twice."
Auburn also has a versatile weapon in Mario Fannin, who caught 80 passes the past three seasons. He has two touchdown catches despite playing mostly tailback this season and nursing a shoulder injury the past few weeks. Fannin said this week he's 100 percent healthy.
"That's the thing I want to do this year, is to be able to help my team in both aspects of the game," Fannin said. "Hopefully, the coaches will be able to trust me in that aspect."
Newton is the main man, though. Phillips said he's one of the rare runners in the SEC who are constant threats to go the distance, like Locke.
"He's the guy that touches the ball every dang snap," the Wildcats' coach said, "so you've got to account for him."
At Kentucky, Locke and Cobb are producing a combined 339 all-purpose yards a game
Locke has run for 543 yards and seven touchdowns while averaging 25.4 yards on kick returns, and he's also caught 19 passes. Cobb has averaged 9.3 yards on 13 runs, caught a team-high 25 passes and also returns kicks and punts.
Auburn linebacker Josh Bynes isn't used to seeing players hold down as many roles as Cobb.
"You don't see that at all," Bynes said. "And that's the beautiful thing about it, because he's a great athlete.
"He's just going to go out there and just keep playing every down. When you have a guy like that who gets that many touches, runs, catches a game, you know he's the kind of guy they want to get the ball to on offense if they can each and every play."


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By Przemek Garczarczyk
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"This is the million dollar question: 'Which Adamek and which Glazkov will we see in the ring on March 15?' Adamek is the most dangerous when his back is against the wall, Glazkov wants the recognition, is hungry to prove himself," – said Main Events vice-president and matchmaker Jolene Mizzone in a Fightnews.com interview. Tomasz Adamek (49-2, 29 KOs) and Vyacheslav Glazkov (16-0, 11 KOs) will collide on Saturday night's NBC Sports Network "Fight Night" main event.
Forgetting all the alphabet soup rankings, how good is "Czar" Glazkov? A top 10, top 20 heavyweight in the world?
Jolene Mizzone: Top ten, no doubt. With couple of exceptions, nobody knows how good the current crop at heavyweight is. Even if Glazkov didn't fight best of them yet, it doesn't mean he doesn't belong in this group. Czar is undefeated. He earned that.
Malik Scott was the best fighter Glazkov ever fought. Very close fight, a draw.
Scott was always a fighter nobody wanted to fight. I'm not saying that he is a world beater, but has this very tough style. You never look good when you fight Malik. And it was only the 14th fight for Glazkov, there was a lot of expectation, media stories about how good "Czar" is. He learned a lot from this fight, like he learned when he fought Tor Hamer.
Speaking about Glazkov as a matchmaker, not a promoter, what you value the most?
His mental strength, mental ability. There are fighters you have to push to fight and there are the ones you have to stop from jumping there. "Czar" has a very successful, long amateur career but as a professional, compared to Adamek he's a kid. You can't even compare that. He wanted to fight Adamek a long time ago when Tony Grano was injured, when we were looking for replacements. We had to tell him that it makes no sense for him, that he's not ready. But he wanted this fight so bad, he believed in himself. I saw this determination again last November when Adamek got sick and Glazkov had to fight, with 72 hours notice always game Garrett Wilson. Not taking anything from Garrett, but Glazkov was disappointed. He swallowed his pride and fought well. Another valuable lesson.
We've talked a lot about Glazkov gaining experience, getting ready to face a fighter of Adamek's caliber. They were sparring partners for almost three weeks – who would this knowledge benefit the most?
I always believed that how good you are in training camp and what you show on fight night are two separate boxing lives. Some fighters are nothing during sparring and shine when it counts, sometimes the opposite is also true. But in this case, I believe on March 15 that this experience would be more valuable for Glazkov. This is the million dollar question – which Adamek and which Glazkov we will see in the ring March 15? Adamek is the most dangerous when his back is against the wall. Glazkov wants the recognition, is hungry to prove himself on the big stage.
This is an IBF eliminator, with the winner getting #2 spot in the IBF rankings with maybe just one fight away from close encounter with Wladimir Klitschko. Why "the IBF road" for Adamek?
This is boxing, nothing is set in stone, you have to deal with behind the scenes politics. Maybe if Bryant Jennings would have accepted our offer to fight Adamek last November, we wouldn't have this conversation about Glazkov today. Main Events, as a Adamek's promoter, wants for him the best possible fights – because in the end everybody wins. But fighters know what Adamek brings to the table, they know how hard you have to work when you fight him. Would, for example, the Deontay Wilder camp accept Adamek? No way. Would a rematch with Cris Arreola be something we'd like to make? Of course. But this is boxing. Nothing is so simple.
What we should know about Glazkov, what are we missing watching him?
How good defensively he is. I'm not saying that he's the heavyweight version of Floyd Mayweather Jr, but he controls the fight with his defense. He never panics, knows what to do. Of course, to beat Adamek you have bring your offensive skills, because Tomasz will not give you anything, he's too smart for that. Adamek-Glazkov is a fight fans will love because we have no idea what will happen next Saturday in Bethlehem.


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Browse White Bear Lake Foreclosures and Bank Owned Homes for Sale
Typical White Bear Lake resident.
The selection of White Bear Lake foreclosures is relatively low, thanks to the fact that this city by the lake of the same name enjoys a more or less permanent demand, thanks in part to the easy commute distance to the Twin Cities, excellent schools, and a high quality of life. Also, White Bear Lake that the city is named after is a premier Twin Cities fishing lake for walleyes.
Here are White Bear Lake foreclosures that are currently available on the Northstar Regional MLS/IDX system:
If you find one of these foreclosure properties on the lake itself, you should jump all over it like a chicken on a Junebug! White Bear Lake waterfront is always hot because it makes year round MN lakeshore living possible because the commute to Minneapolis is so easy. Sell that Minneapolis home of yours and move out here!
If no properties appear above, then the MLS inventory of White Bear Lake foreclosures is depleted. If this is the case, contact us so you can be alerted to new White Bear Lake foreclosure listings as soon as they appear on the Northstar Regional MLS/IDX system.
No Polar Bears!
If you are from the South, you will be pleased to know that there are no polar bears in White Bear Lake. In fact, there are not any bears here except for the ghost of the Hamm's Bear from the old beer commercials. He died in a boating accident a few years ago. Unfortunately, alcohol and boating is not a very good combination.
White Bear Foreclosures are for Real!
However, there are a few White Bear lake foreclosures available, and the owners of some of the distressed properties talk about a "wolf being at the door," whatever that means.