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Upper Midwest Chapter ANNUAL programs and resources guide
MS Resource Guide
s e c s r n u o o i t s c e r onne c wer t making connections that empower a movement
n o e p m e v m o e m Whatever your connection to MS may be, use this guide to get the information and support you need.
We're here for you
A message from the president
We know multiple sclerosis doesn't wait for a convenient moment, so we don't want you to wait for assistance. We understand how important it is to receive personalized help that comes at the right time. This guide is intended to help you get support when you need it. And if you have questions that aren't answered here, MS Navigators® are a phone call away.
Whether you were recently diagnosed or have been living with multiple sclerosis for many years, it's never too early or late to set goals and take action to achieve them. Living your best life with MS means learning how to overcome the challenges a chronic disease can present, and sometimes it means asking for help. When you have questions or need assistance, the National MS Society is the best place to start. It's a place where people understand, and it's a community where people move forward, together.
In these pages, you'll find information about the programs, resources and services available to anyone affected by MS, plus ways you can contribute to the movement to end MS. We offer in-person support or resources you can access from the comfort of your home, plus opportunities to connect with others and make a difference in your community. Whether you were recently diagnosed, have been living with MS for years, or are a care partner, friend or family member of someone living with MS, we invite you to explore the MS Resource Guide and the many ways the National MS Society can make life a little easier for everyone who's affected by the disease.
I encourage you to look through this entire guide — you'll quickly learn about all the ways the Upper Midwest Chapter educates and empowers people affected by MS. We offer helpful programs and services to meet the critical needs. We host exciting fundraising events to give supporters a meaningful role in the MS movement. We fund the most innovative and cutting-edge MS research. When you're done reading, store this guide for safekeeping, and refer back to it throughout the year. If you don't see a topic covered, contact us about it. There is no question too big or too small. We want to help everyone affected by this disease to live richer, healthier, more independent lives. Get started by getting connected today.
Holly Anderson Chapter President
Studies show that early and ongoing treatment with an FDA-approved therapy can reduce future disease activity and improve quality of life for many people with multiple sclerosis. The National MS Society's medical advisors recommend that people with MS talk with their health care professionals about using these medications and about effective strategies and treatments to manage symptoms. If you or someone you know has MS, visit nationalMSsociety.org or call 800-582-5296 to learn more
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Get started There's a sea of information out there, and it can be overwhelming to sort through it all. Count on the National MS Society to be your partner in facing MS. Living your best life with MS means you'll need to spend more time identifying your immediate and long-term needs, researching the best options and making informed decisions. We're here to help you navigate the challenges of MS with a personalized response to your unique needs. Simply call us or visit our website to get started. In addition to the MS Resource Guide, you should receive regular updates and program information by mail and email, including the quarterly MS Connection newsletter. If you're not receiving timely information, please contact us.
Table of contents Find resources and support 4-5 Connecting with others 6-7 Education programs 8 Health and wellness 9 Research and clinical trials 10 Get involved 11
Whether you're living with MS, or are a care provider, family or friend of someone with the disease, connect with the Upper Midwest Chapter by calling 800-582-5296 or visiting MSSociety.org.
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Find resources Getting what you need, when you need it. Finding answers and making sound decisions requires having the right information at the right time. If you're seeking assistance or need to know more before making an informed decision — simply call an MS Navigator®. MS Navigators® are highly-skilled professionals equipped to respond to your questions. We know that MS affects not only the person living with the disease, but their loved ones as well. Whatever your connection to MS may be, the National MS Society is your partner and will help you access the information, resources and support you need.
Reliable resources and referrals An MS Navigator® can refer you to a number of different professional services in your local community, including:
Neurologists and other physicians n Professional counselors and support groups for people with n
MS, family members and care partners
Employment specialists to address workplace challenges n Financial specialists n MS-trained fitness and exercise specialists n In-home services and respite support n And many more n
Be your own best advocate MS Navigators® also can give you the tools, resources, knowledge and confidence to help make decisions concerning your needs, opportunities and rights. Examples include:
What you need to know when newly diagnosed n Treatment options and symptom management strategies n Access to optimal health care n Understanding benefits such as health insurance n Handling financial challenges and planning for the future n Managing life changes n
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Whether your needs can be addressed in a few phone calls, or you're facing multiple, complex issues, an MS Navigator® can work with you to develop an action plan. Addressing financial challenges Living with MS can mean unexpected and ongoing financial difficulties for you and your family. The National MS Society may be able to help if you're struggling to pay for something that helps you maintain quality of life, such as:
Home and automobile modifications n Mental health counseling n Equipment and adaptive tools n Critical short-terms needs like rent or utility shut-offs n Transportation to and from medical appointments n Respite care services (a break for unpaid caregivers) n Lawn mowing, snow removal and housekeeping n
We're Get started here towith helpan ® MS Navigator you keep moving. . Call 800-582-5296 or visit Call 800-582-5296 or visit MSsociety.org. MSsociety.org.
Don't let MS stand in the way of your education Because of the rising costs of tuition and the financial strain MS can put on a family, the National MS Society created a scholarship program to help first-time college students who have MS or who have a parent with MS achieve their dreams of going to college. Applications and guidelines for eligibility can be found at MSsociety.org.
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Stay connected Programs uniquely designed for people with MS, and youth, families, care partners and young adults in their 20s and 30s affected by MS occur throughout the year. Details are listed in the quarterly MS Connection newsletter and at MSsociety.org. Want the information to come right to you? Sign up to receive program announcements via mail and email for upcoming activities in your community.
Connecting with people makes all the difference. Clubs and Groups Clubs and groups provide opportunities to create meaningful connections with other people who share experiences similar to your own. More than 100 Upper Midwest Chapter clubs and groups that are just as unique and varied as each person's experience with MS are already meeting on a regular basis. For an updated list of clubs and groups in your area, call 800-582-5296 or visit MSsociety.org. At least one MS club or group meets in the following cities:
Iowa Burlington Carroll Cedar Rapids Clinton Davenport Des Moines
Dubuque Fort Dodge Iowa City Knoxville Mason City Oskaloosa
North Central Sioux City/ Dakota Dunes Waterloo/Cedar Falls
South Dakota Aberdeen Brookings Huron
Mitchell Rapid City Redfield
Sioux Falls Spearfish Watertown
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Minnesota and Wisconsin Albert Lea Alexandria Belview Brainerd Buffalo/Maple Lake Cambridge Canby Chaska Cloquet Duluth Faribault Fergus Falls
Forest Lake Grand Rapids Hibbing Hutchinson Little Falls/Pierz Luverne Mankato Monticello New Ulm Perham Princeton Rochester
Sauk Centre St. Cloud Staples Stillwater Superior, WI Twin Cities metro (40+ groups) Waseca Willmar Windom/ Cottonwood County
North Dakota Bismarck-Mandan Bottineau Dickinson
Fargo Grand Forks/ Red River Valley
Jamestown Minot
MSConnection.org MSconnection.org provides easy access to the best content and resources the MS community can bring you. Learn about topics that are most important to you, connect with people who you want to connect with and have expert information right at your fingertips.
Peer One-to-One Connections Through Peer One-to-One Connections, you can search for and connect with a peer-support volunteer who has "been there� and can provide you with helpful tips, suggestions and emotional support for the challenges that MS throws at you. Start your ongoing peer connection at MSconnection.org.
MSFriends MSFriends is a helpline that connects you with a volunteer who is living with MS or shares your same connection to MS. Call 866-MSFriends to start the conversation.
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Stay informed Education programs Teleconference Series Each month, an MS specialist provides up-to-date information on a specific topic in a one-hour teleconference format. Empower yourself with education from the comfort of your own home for free.
Access programs anytime, anywhere Life gets busy, but understanding MS and how to live your best life with the disease should remain a priority. The National MS Society has designed a number of programs that can be accessed at any time, from anywhere. Learn basic facts about symptom management, treatment strategies, health care and more — or dive right into care partner concerns, intimacy issues and your workplace rights. Visit MSsociety.org and learn more about:
MS Learn Online n My Life, My MS, My Decisions n Knowledge is Power n MS Next Step® n You CAN! n
Volunteer initiated programs You can help build a strong, informed community moving us all closer to a world free of MS. Volunteer Initiated Programs (VIPs) are planned and executed by dedicated volunteers who create opportunities to educate and connect in ways that are meaningful to other people living with the disease. Volunteers who would like to host their own program receive training, guidance and basic marketing support to measure success.
Every person's MS behaves differently. Having the right information at your fingertips will help you feel better prepared for whatever comes along.
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Stay independent, live healthy Take control of your independence and learn how to make healthy decisions. Wellness is a dynamic state of physical, emotional, spiritual and social well-being that can be achieved even in the presence of chronic disease or disability. The National MS Society can keep you moving forward by helping you stay physically and mentally healthy.
Exercise and MS Studies show exercise not only improves your overall health and well-being, but also can help manage many MS symptoms. The Upper Midwest Chapter partners with health and wellness facilities throughout the chapter territory to offer water exercise, yoga, Tai Chi and land-based strengthening classes for people with MS. Plus, we can help with cost of exercise programs.
Equipment assistance MSClassifieds.org is a virtual marketplace to buy, sell, donate and find goods to help people with MS move their lives forward. There is a constantly changing inventory of used equipment and assistance items. If you're in need of equipment and can't access it through your insurance or through MS Classifieds, call us — we may be able to help.
Live fully, live well Live Fully, Live Well is a comprehensive wellness program designed for people living with MS and their support partners. Live Fully, Live Well covers topics — ranging from eating well to planning for your future to traveling — that affect the whole family in order to strengthen relationships, increase understanding and promote improved health and quality of life. Visit MSsociety.org and search "Live Fully, Live Well" to learn more.
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Research and clinical trials Exciting developments in research The National MS Society is a driving force of MS research and treatment to stop disease progression, restore function and end MS forever. The complexity of MS necessitates a holistic approach when it comes to research — a comprehensive strategy that can propel knowledge, better treatments, health care policies and new disease management therapies forward, faster. We support and fund research activities spanning ALL research stages, including early discovery research, translational research that brings promising ideas forward into actual therapeutic solutions for testing and clinical trials. Our unique approach drives the pursuit of all promising avenues that can impact those living with multiple sclerosis. As part of the Society's new research fundraising initiative — NOW: An MS Research Revolution — we've committed to raise $250 million by 2016 for research aimed at stopping MS, restoring lost function and ending the disease forever.
Become an MS Research Champion Become an MS Research Champion and proudly let others know you're helping to lead the MS research revolution. Visit nationalmssociety.org/research to learn more about the progress we've made and major breakthroughs on the horizon.
Clinical trials Clinical trials help determine if a drug is safe and effective for people with MS. People who are willing to volunteer in these studies make it possible for all of us to look forward to new and better drug therapies. For more information about how clinical trials work and how you can participate in local studies, visit MSsociety.org and search "Clinical Trials."
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Get involved
Many people say one of the best ways to take control of MS is getting involved and giving back. The MS community is strong — but the Society needs your support so that we can continue to fund research, programs and services that make living with MS a little easier. Every person matters!
Participate in a fundraising event or host your own Sign up to walk, bike, run or toast your way to a world free of MS. The Upper Midwest Chapter hosts nearly 50 fundraising events across the chapter territory that help support the work that keeps people with MS moving forward. You also can take advantage of online fundraising tools to execute your own unique event. DIY (Do It Yourself) events range from golf tournaments to bake sales, from sailing competitions to neighborhood potlucks. Create your own movement. We'll give you the tools.
Become an MS activist Whether you only have a few minutes or want to make a deeper commitment, you can become an MS activist and help shape policies and programs that impact people with MS. Join the growing MS Activist Network and get behind efforts that focus on accessibility, affordable health care coverage, employment, transportation and more. Activism can be as easy as sharing your story. Visit MSsociety.org/takeaction to learn more.
Sign up to volunteer
We're here to help you keep moving. Call 800-582-5296 or visit MSsociety.org.
National MS Society volunteers are critical to the mission and are often the face of the organization. There are a number of one-time or ongoing volunteer opportunities throughout the year — spend a morning slicing bananas for cyclists or help with daily office work. Whatever your skill set, by volunteering, you help stretch donor dollars and build a stronger organization.
Join the Movement®
Multiple sclerosis doesn't wait for a convenient moment, so we don't want you to wait for assistance. We understand how important it is to receive personalized help that comes at the right time.
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2014 MS Resource Guide
Published on Apr 21, 2014
Whatever your connection to MS may be, use this guide to get the information and support you need.


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QX56 4wd w/ theather pack vs X5 35i w/ prem,cold, tech, third row and apps
If you had the need to haul normally haul 3 adults and a dog, and 5 adults and a dog sometimes, would the X5 be a better choice than an qx56.
Mind you:
the qx56 is a giant whale (has the space, and similar tech (around view), plus quite comfortable of an interior).
The x5 is a nicely sized, mid-size chic vehicle (third row is a joke, but only one seat would be used, while the other is folded for the dog, the quality of driving is better, and it seems higher quality than the qx)
Any comments appreciated, as the family friend is in the market, and test drove both vehicles but needs any additional comments. :dunno:
Neither. The QX is hideous and the third row in the X5 is a joke.
There is only one good choice in this segment and that's the Mercedes GL.
Infitis are ugly and with their ugly shark headlights and giant bumpers getting uglier every year. I had 3rd seating row in my previous X5 and I agree, it is a joke. I could not sit a 12 year old there. GL-class for me any day. I wish BMW someday with come out with a GL size vehicle.
2013 is a Big year for SUVs with new X5, Q7, Rover and maybe a new large Volvo XC. At least the Q7 and Volvo should have a good third row and maybe the new X5 as well. My advice, wait six months and you should have a clearer picture of the around the corner choices. The QX is ghastly to look at.
And they wonder why their sales suck.
I guess the Swedes just suck at managing car companies and making good products :p
If you want to compare sizes, the X5 is much, MUCH closer to the Infiniti JX than it is to the QX and IMHO the JX has at least a modicum of style whereas the QX is essentially an alternative to a Escalade.
All valid points.
The problem lies it that intended consumer loves the BMW driving feel, but needs the extra space. The GL is really devoid of the key options that the friend wants (2nd row folding power and etc). Plus GL is on a price premium.
The JX's transmission is a marvel considering its a CVT. However, where it impresses in value and safety tech (Active cruise w/ full speed, active and passice lane assist, MOD, around view, and etc) it just feels like a rip-off considering you could just purchase a pathfinder, and some of the options such as manual xenon headlights (not active), no apps integration, really weird wood trimmings just throw it out of the running.
The Qx, although shares some oddities of the JX, has a monsterous V8, and alotttttttttttttttttttttttttttttt of room. Plus the current incentives put the Qx at a huge advantage, (qx56 w/ theatre package = base x5 premium).
Soooo tricky lol.
But not mine decision to make so simply acting as the info gatherer lol
Mazda shares platform development costs with Ford (Ford Fiesta and Mazda 2)
Volvo was once a ford brand, however once that went out the door, they really had no budget. However you cant beat volvo for not changing their model lines, as it doesn't matter, since what they lack in sheet metal development they deliver in safety tech. I think its probably a tie between them and Mercedes as "Pioneers in safety"
Plus I think we can all agree Polestar is doing wonders for their range. (c30 blue anyone).
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Anyone ever been to a sample sale? JCrew is having one this week but I don't know what to expect. For example, should I bother to go since I'm not a size 2. Or 4. Or 6....
Are they usually cash only?
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Using the technique of cutting paper, participants will be making positive and negative shapes that will be used to create a composition. The picture planes for this project are large sheets of paper, cut into different lengths and widths which, when finished, can be displayed as paper banners that can either hang from the ceilings or be posted on walls. Some banners will be cool compositions, the others, warm compositions.
Each artist cuts both positive and negative shapes out of paper; then each artist takes a turn at placing his or her cut shapes onto the paper banners. Because each shape must touch or overlap another, it invites each artist to respond to what has been done by another artist, thus providing both challenges and opportunities that he or she may not have had by working alone. This project is all about: line, shape, color, positive and negative spaces, and responding!What You Need:
Color temperature (warm, cool), color theory (compliments, etc.), negative and positive space, picture plane, composition, focal point.
You could perhaps post three flip chart papers with each of the questions at the top and ask participants to write in their ideas and answers.
Using the same instructions and cutting methods, participants can make a paper cut out composition on a white or black 5" x 8" piece of paper. They can take this art home to display, share with friends and family, and enjoy!OTHER IDEAS
This is a wonderful project for groups, schools, families; another way you can do it is to have all participants do their individual compositions and then collectively mount all the 5" x 8" pictures as one collective composition. Part of the project then is deciding how to collectively display all the individual pieces. (Problem solving, decision making, teamwork, communication are just some of the learning components for this project). When this display is dismantled, individuals get their pieces back to keep.PAPER CUTTING IDEAS
Method 1. Fold a piece of paper. Make random cuts. Open the paper. Use both the positive shape and the negative shape.
Method 2. Select a piece of paper (unfolded). Make a series of cuts, going from left to right or right to left. Cuts can be random, or some can be mirror cuts of the cut made before it. Arrange the positive shapes; how you arrange them activates the negative spaces. Experiment with changing the placement and direction of the positive shapes; notice how the negative space is also changed in doing so.
Method 3. Fold a piece of paper 2 or more times. Make random cuts. Unfold and arrange positive shapes. Again, how you arrange them activates the negative spaces.Recommended Books/Products: When a Line Bends ... a Shape Begins
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I finally got around to using some of my own templates.
This was done during lunch at work with what materials I had on hand, it is built up of 5 layers of mat board, a glue stick, super glue and a tooth pick. I used the glue stick to laminate the layers and once I had the basic shape I hit the whole thing with super glue to harden it up, the mat board really soaks up the super glue, making the park pretty solid. I did the sanding with an emery board I got from one of my female coworkers.
Ok, I did take it home to prime it.
Yeah, it is still pretty rough, but with a little clean up and filling it should look ok on the stock. Especially since find an original it out of the question.


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text: I am planning on putting the dog's crate 1) between the front and back seats 2) along the side of the Element, replacing one seat. The crate is 30"L X 21"W X 26"H. My prefered method is #1, however, I am likely to end up using option #2. My concern for #2 is the side impact air bags deploying and hitting the crate. Will that happen? If so, can the side bag be deactivated by a switch? I don't want my dog killed by the air bag.


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Damn water pump
So today i started on replacing my water pump. Drained the cooling system and took the drive belt off and that with no worries but the pump is jammed in there good. the jack bolts aren't doing it either. Im hoping its just the o-ring making things difficult and not any corrosion. gonna try and do some serious prying and yanking tomorrow without damaging the timing case. If anyone's got any ideas on how to loosen things up that would be great. Its on an M42 btw.
Thanks guys,
A vote for partblaster, kroil, or something similar for loosening up the pump.
Best thing I've seen so far:
Another guide
The pump is held in by four bolts. The sneaky bolt in the DIY above is the hex/allen bolt (shown removed, it's the left most red circle in the second photo). Expect some coolant to spill out once you get the pump removed.
I'm grateful to have had a salvage yard M42 to practice on, as it will come in handy when I have to do it to my own M42.
Adios for now,
Good luck getting it out!
woooo! 7:20pm and i finally got the f***er out, through a black out and all. turns out it was just in there real good. had to make a brace almost an inch thick and jack bolt the thing out, seeing as the original jack bolts just broke away the frame... will clean everything and put the new one in tomorrow. Thanks for all your support.
Congratulations -- well done on getting through this phase of the repair. :thumbup:
If you made some pictures along the way of your brace setup, please post them.
Adios for now,
thanks mate, will post some pics tomorrow when its light and work out how to upload pics on here.
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ok so heres some pics of the bracket me and my old man put together. drilled a hole in the middle to go over thread for the fan, two threaded holes to bolt on to the pulley mount on the pump and two threaded holes on the outer to jack on to spacers placed over the bolts on the timing cover so as not to damage it. sorry the pics arent very good quality, just taken on my mobile. If u have any questions, just ask.
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Rutgers brought the same hunger in day two in a 69-61 loss to the Fighting Irish in the final Big East game for the Scarlet Knights. The only problem was the response showed up about 20 minutes too late.
"We just didn't play two halves," said Rutgers coach Mike Rice. "… When they did respond, that was the Rutgers that we had seen through the last month. It just took too long. Notre Dame is too good of a team."
Fourteen points behind at the half, Rutgers fought until the final buzzer but was in too deep of a hole to make a major difference. Rutgers shot 29.6 percent in the first half and took way too long to figure out why.
After junior Wally Judge made all nine of his shots against DePaul, he shot 1-for-6 against Notre Dame and played just 15 minutes. The offense, instead, flowed through senior Austin Johnson, who logged the best half of his career.
Led by Johnson, Rutgers inspired hope with nine straight points to start the second half, but a solid half was not enough to make up for what went wrong early.
Cutting the 14-point deficit to five points with 14 minutes left, Notre Dame let Rutgers hang around but did what ranked teams are supposed to do against lower seeds.
"I think there was no better place to cap off your college career than playing at the Garden," said Johnson, who had a career-high 18 points. "Everything hit me when I was walking off the court. I knew I would never step back into a game and it was my last time playing with these guys possibly."
Ruggers kept taking shots at a lead that sunk to as low as five points, but free throws became the difference-maker. Though Irish forward Jerian Grant officially ended it with a fast-break slam with 48 seconds left, shooting 7-for-8 from the free throw line in the last five minutes let them pull away.
Rice said that his program is undecided regarding postseason bids and will spend the week trying to do research to figure out the best option.
"We'll discuss some things," Rice said. "I know some of the secondary tournaments had called and gauged our interest, and that's something we'll look at as a program."


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Time-warp film-making from ex-cartoonist and once-touted director Pintoff: a no-interest, multi-location 'action movie' that takes its cues from early James Bond and cheapo kung-fu thrillers. The listless, tedious hokum of the old secret-agent-busts-international-crime-ring plot would have looked tacky (and its martial arts catchpenny) at the turn of the last decade; today it looks hopelessly anachronistic in even the baldest commercial terms. Dead from the neck up; dead from the wallet down.
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Overall W/L/D: 64/54/2
Thunder W/L/D: 50/33/2
Thunder #16
Singles Match
The Tutor (72) loses to Bangarang (82)*
Won against Tutor in debut match
PWA Gold and Glory 2012
Battle Royal for the Hardcore Title
Bangarang (267) last eliminates GTI (260)
Triple Threat Match
Pay Per View Debut
The Poet (0) and Mr. Submission (0) lose to Bangarang (267)*
Became 1st ever PWA Harcore Champ on my 1st PPV and won debut PPV match
Thunder #17
#1 Contender to the WHC Tournament
The Tutor (76) defeats Bangarang (65)*
Loss to Tutor in 1st round of WHC Tournament
Thunder #18
Singles Match
Bangarang (101)* defeats Little Jiminy Cricket (100)*
Won against Little Jimmy Cricket
Thunder #19
Main Event
Singles Match
Lee Powell (106) defeats Bangarang (75)
Loss to Lee Powell
Thunder #20
Triple Threat Match
Mascara de la Muerte (98)* defeats Bangarang (97)* and HKC (96)*
Loss to Mascara de la Muerta
Thunder #21
Singles Match
Bangarang (92)* defeats Shadow (0)
Won against Shadow
Hellbound 2012
No Disqualification Match
Hardcore Championship
Bangarang (169 + 12 = 181)* loses to Nelson King (186)*
Lost Hardcore Championship to Nelson King
Thunder #22
Singles Match
Dave Martini (88)* defeats Bangarang (85)*
Loss to Dave Martini
Thunder #23
Singles Match
Lee Powell (98)* loses to Bangarang (109)*
Win against Lee Powell
PWA November to Remember 2012
Hardcore Championship
Nelson King (217)* defeats Bangarang (201)* and Jack Young (204)
Main Event
Tag Team Elimination Match
Team Andrews (Nelson King (217)*, John Connor (205)*, Bangarang (201)*, Dave Martini (192) and Mascara de la Muerte (190)*)
Team Powell (Lee Powell (200)*, AG Zero (165)*, Jack Young (204), Little Jiminy Cricket (208)*, and KeRo (201)*)
Team Andrews (1,005) defeats Team Powell (978)
Dave Martini takes out AG Zero first.
After some more tags, Mascara de la Muerte is eliminated by Jack Young.
Martini comes in next and is eventually eliminated by Lee Powell.
But then John Connor quickly eliminates Powell while he was bragging to Martini.
We're all tied up, three guys left for each.
More tagging, and Bangarang is pinned by KeRo, who is then pinned by Nelson King.
Cricket comes in and him and King wrestle, before both make a hot tag to Connor and Young, respectively.
Connor gets the best of the exchange, eliminating Young; but Cricket comes in and removes Connor.
Down to the final two.
Nelson King last eliminates Little Jiminy Cricket for the win and a future title shot.
Lost HC Title rematch to Nelson King but won 5v5 tag match as part of team Andrews
Thunder #24
Singles Match
Dave Martini (72) defeats Bangarang (45)
Loss to Dave Martini
Thunder #25
Singles Match
#1 Contender to TV Title Tournament
Bangarang (76)* defeats KeRo (57)
Won against KeRo to progress to the next round in the TV Title Tournament
Thunder #26
Five Way Double Contract Ladder Match
(top two scores get TV Title shot)
The Tutor (71) grabs the first hanging contract.
The second is captured by Bangarang (63), handing defeat to:
Little Jiminy Cricket (49)*, Jack Young (0), and Dustin Dreamer (0)
Won a contract to get a TV Title Shot at the next PPV
PWA Ascension 2012
Four Way Ladder Match
Television Championship
Dave Martini (224) defeats AG Zero (194 + 27)*, Bangarang (199) and The Tutor (193)
Loss to Dave Martini for the TV Title
Thunder #27
Singles Match
New Year's Resolution Invitational
AG Zero (0) double countout with Bangarang (0)
Drew against AG Zero
Thunder #29
Singles Match
New Year's Resolution Invitational
Little Jiminy Cricket (70)* defeats Bangarang (0)
Loss to Little Jimmy Cricket
PWA Over the Top 2013
Main Event
Over the Top Battle Royal
#1 - John Connor (246); #2 - Carter Albano (0)
#3 - Randy Orton (0); #4 - Playboy Mike (0)
#5 - Bangarang (257); #6 - Mascara de la Muerte (205)
#7 - AG Zero (244); #8 - Tom Bombadil (253)
#9 - Jack Young (262); #10 - Jiminy Cricket (241)
#11 - El Amazing-o (0); #12 - Nelson King (237)
#13 - The Tutor (266); #14 - James Shelley (204)
#15 - KeRo (278); #16 - Dustin Dreamer (295)
Loss in the Over the Top Rope Battle Royal
Thunder #30
Singles Match
James Shelley (95) defeats Bangarang (93)*
Loss to James Shelley
Thunder #31
Singles Match
TV Title Chamber Qualifier
Bangarang (89)* defeats The Tutor (87)*
Win against Tutor to get a place in the Elimination Chamber at next PPV
PWA Final Countdown 2013
Elimination Chamber Match
Television Championship
Dave Martini (171 + 33) defeats Jack Young (198), John Connor (184), Ryan Trevors (184), AG Zero (0), and Bangarang (0)
Loss inside the Chamber for the TV Title
Thunder #32
Singles Match
Chamber Fallout
AG Zero (124)* defeats Bangarang (115)*
Loss to AG Zero
Thunder #33
Singles Match
Bangarang (115)* defeats KeRo (85)
Won against KeRo
Thunder #34
Tag Team Match
Lee Powell (126) and Jack Young (140) lose to Nelson King (151) and Bangarang (124)
Tag Team win with Nelson King against Lee Powell and Jack Young
Thunder #36
Jesus Valentine (101) loses to Bangarang (116)
Won against Jesus Valentine in the Open Challenge Night after he called Bangarang out
Thunder #37
Main Event
6 Man Tag Match
Lee Powell (71), Jack Young (81), and AG Zero (71) lose to
Dustin Dreamer (87), Nelson King (74), and Bangarang (80)
Trivolution win their 1st match as a Stable against the Cataclysm
Legacy 2013
TLC Ladder Match
Tag Team Championships
Mascara de la Muerte (196 + 37) and Little Jiminy Cricket (180)
and Jack Young (240) and AG Zero (205)
lose to Nelson King (245) and Bangarang (267)
Trivolution (Rang and King) win the Tag Titles against MDA and The Cataclysm
Thunder #38
Triple Threat Match
Little Jiminy Cricket (95) & AG Zero (0) lose to Bangarang (97)*
Won against Little Jimmy Cricket and AG Zero
Thunder #39
Main Event
Champions V Champions
Tag Team Match
Lee Powell (57)* & Dave Martini (51) lose to Nelson King (87)* & Bangarang (44)
Won with Nelson King against TV Champ and HWC Lee Powell and Dave Martini
PWA Proving Grounds 2013
Tag Team Titles
Tornado Tag Elimination Match
Nelson King (239)* & Bangarang (239)* lose to Little Jiminy Cricket (241)* & Mascara De La Muerte (242)
Lost Tag Titles with Nelson King to MDA
Thunder #40
TV Championship #1 Contender Tournament
Quarter Final Match
Bangarang (121)* defeats Jack Young (104)
won against Jack Young to progress to Semi of the TV Title Tournament
Thunder #41
TV Championship #1 Contender Tournament
Semi Final Match
Bangarang (114)* loses to Sweet n' Sour (144)
Loss to Sweet n Sour in the Semi final of the TV Title Tournament
Thunder #42
Battle Royal
#1 Contender to the Hardcore Championship
Josh Griffin (0) is eliminated by Ryan Trevors (0) is eliminated by Bangarang (96)* is eliminated by Mascara De La Muerte (99)* is eliminated by Mike Hero (100)* KeRo (103) is eliminated by Jack Young (106) is eliminated by Sam Khan (110)* is eliminated by Tom Bombadil (117*) is eliminated by Crimson Cage (119) is eliminated by Muhammad Islami (123) is eliminated by Little Jiminy Cricket (127)* is eliminated by The Tutor (138)*
Main Event
3-on-2 Handicap Match
Trivolution (Dustin Dreamer (93)* Bangarang (96)* Nelson King (123)*) (312) lose to The Wet Dream Team (Lee Powell (130)* Dave Martini (105)*) (353)
Trivolution lose to WDT in a Handicap match and also emliminated in the #1 contender Battle Royal
Day of Reckoning 2013
Tag Team Titles
Little Jiminy Cricket (281)* & Mascara De La Muerte (267)* (548) (c) defeat Nelson King (267) & Bangarang (243)* (510)
Loss to MDA with Nelson King in Tag Title rematch
Thunder #43
Money in the Bank Qualifying Match
Bangarang (94)* defeat Jack Young (43)
Won against Jack Young to get a place in the Money In The Bank Ladder Match
Thunder #44
Main Event
8-Man Tag Team Money Maker Match
Lee Powell (85)* Mascara De La Muerte (89) Bangarang (100)* & John Connor (84)* (358) defeat Muhammad Islami (82) Josh Griffin (81) Mike Hero (100) & Tom Bombadil (84) (347)
Won an 8-man tag match and got the pin for my team
Thunder #45
Bangarang (82)* defeats John Connor (73)*
Won against John Connor
PWA Invasion 2013
Money in the Bank Ladder Match
Mascara de la Muerte (197)* defeats Josh Griffin (174)* & Lee Powell (175)* & Tom Bombadil (0) & Mike Hero (0) & Muhammad Islami (157) & John Connor (171)* & Bangarang (166)*
Loss to Mascara de la Muerte in the Money in the Bank ladder match
Thunder #46
Tag Team Match
Trivolution (Dustin Dreamer (68)* & Bangarang (104)* (172)) defeat Muerte Desde Arriba (Little Jiminy Cricket (38)* & Mascara de la Muerte(119)* (157))
Won against MDA with Dustin Dreamer
Thunder #47
Bangarang (76) defeat KeRo (71)
Won against KeRo
Thunder #48
Bangarang (108) defeat Josh Griffin (0)
Won against Josh Griffin
PWA Heatwave 2013
6-Pack Challenge Qualifier #1
Bangarang (232)* defeats Crimson Cage (0)
PWA Hardcore Championship
6-Pack Challenge
John Connor (267)* defeats Muhammad Islami (c) (245) & Bangarang (232)* & TJ Styles (258) & Rott Wyler (237)* & Tom Bombadil (239)
Won against Crimson Cage to get a place in the Hardcore title 6-Pack Challenge and lost to John Connor
Thunder #49
Hardcore Championship
Hardcore Rules match
John Connor (117) (c) V Bangarang (126)
Won the Hardcore Title for the 2nd time against John Connor
Thunder #50
Main Event
Six-Man Tag Team Match
Trivolution [Dustin Dreamer (79), Nelson King (0) & Bangarang (103)] {182} lose to Sweet 'n Sour (81), Muhammad Islami (95) & John Connor (85) {261}
Loss to SnS, Muhammed Islami and John Connor
Thunder #51
PWA Hardcore Championship
Hardcore Rules Match
Bangarang (108) defeats Muhammad Islami (100)
won to retain the Hardcore Title against Muhammad Islami
PWA Gold and Glory 2013
PWA Hardcore Championship
Hardcore Rules Match
Bangarang (276) defeats Muhammad Islami (261 - 50% = 130)
Won to retain the Hardcore Title against Muhammad Islami
Thunder #52
PWA Hardcore Championship
Hardcore Rules Match
Bangarang (142) defeats Tom Bombadil (0)
Won to retain the Hardcore Title against Tom Bombadil
Thunder #53
PWA Hardcore Championship
Hardcore Rules Match
Bangarang (119) defeats Leon Knuckles (99)
Won to retain the Hardcore Title against Leon Knuckles
PWA Batálla del Titánes 2013
Bangarang (208) defeats Talento de Majora (50)
Won against Talento de Majora
Thunder #54
Main Event
PWA Hardcore Championship
Monte Carlo Street Fight
Bangarang (98) loses to Dustin Dreamer (124)
* If Bangarang wins, he gets a future PWA title shot
Loss to Dustin Dreamer for a WHC Match and also Hardcore Title
Thunder #55
PWA Hardcore Championship
Hardcore Rules
Dustin Dreamer (98) loses to Bangarang (111)
Won against Dustin Dreamer to regain the Hardcore Title
PWA Hell on Earth 2013
PWA Hardcore Championship
Triple Threat Hardcore Rules
Bangarang (264) defeats Dustin Dreamer (228) and Bryan Bent (262)
Retained Hardcore title against Dustin Dreamer and Bryan Bent
Thunder #56
Grandslam Tournament Round 1
Bangarang (87) loses to Joey Spears (103)
Knocked out as #1 pick by #16 pick Joey Spears
Thunder #57
PWA Hardcore Championship
Hardcore Rules Match
Bangarang (78) loses to Bryan Bent (90)
Lost Hardcore Title to Bryan Bent
Thunder #58
PWA Hardcore Championship
Hardcore Rules Match
Bryan Bent (81) loses to Bangarang (86)
Won the Hardcore title from Bryan Bent
PWA November to Remember 2013
Traditional Survival Tag Team Match
Team Trivolution {1270} [Dustin Dreamer (281), Nelson King (249), Bangarang (235), KeRo (260) & Mascara (245)] loses to Team Paula {1307} [John Connor (278), Sweet 'n Sour (244), Bryan Bent (290), TJ Styles (232) & Rott Wyler (263)]
Order of Elimination:
Bangarang eliminates TJ Styles
Sweet 'n Sour eliminates Bangarang
Mascara eliminates Sweet 'n Sour
John Connor eliminates Mascara
Rott Wyler eliminates Nelson King
Rott Wyler eliminates KeRo
Dustin Dreamer eliminates Rott Wyler
Dustin Dreamer eliminates John Connor
Bryan Bent eliminates Dustin Dreamer
Sole Survivor: Bryan Bent
Team Trivolution lost to Team Paula in the 5v5 Elimination Tag Match
[B}Thunder #59
16-Man Tag Team Match
Sweet 'n Sour (96), Bangarang (94), Mascara de la Muerte (94), Muhammad Islami (80), Little Jiminy Cricket (86), Microburst (89), Bryan Bent (97) & Nelson King (0) [636] lose to Leon Knuckles (97), TJ Styles (97), Joey Spears (99), Dustin Dreamer (90), KeRo (100), Tom Bombadil (95), Rott Wyler (93) & Ravi Bishara (96) [767]
On the Losing team to be in the #1 WHC Contenders Match
Thunder #60
PWA Hardcore Championship
Hardcore Rules Match
Bangarang (89) defeats Little Jiminy Cricket (76)
Retained HC Title against Little Jiminy Cricket
PWA Ascension 2013
PWA Hardcore Championship
Tables Match
Bangarang (231) loses to KeRo (256)
Lost title to KeRo
Thunder #61
PWA Hardcore Championship
Hardcore Rules Match
KeRo (72) loses to Bangarang (103)
Won the HC Title from KeRo
Thunder #62
PWA Hardcore Championship
Hardcore Rules Triple Threat Match
Bangarang (101) & KeRo (76) lose to Bryan Bent (102)
Lost HC Title to Bryan Bent
Thunder #63
Main Event
Gauntlet Match
Bangarang (87) loses to Evan Wood (93)
Crimson Cage (86); Nelson King (99); Dustin Dreamer (74); TJ Styles (93);
KeRo (108); Rott Wyler (61); Microburst (95); Joey Spears (96);
Mascara de la Muerte (100); Leon Knuckles (71); Ravi Bishara (86); Bryan Bent (93);
Little Jiminy Cricket (92); Muhammad Islami (77); Sweet 'n Sour (102)
Lost Gauntlet match against the 1st competitor Evan Wood.
PWA Over the Top 2014
Main Event
Royal Rumble Match
Winner receives a World Title shot @ Legacy II
If Connor wins, he selects his opponent
Lee Powell (0)
Dave Martini (0)
Ko-Shara Silva (0)
AG Zero (0)
Carter Albanao (0)
The Tutor (0)
Mike Hero (0)
Mr Malaka (0)
TJ Styles (0)
Randy Orton (0)
Crimson Cage (0)
Mascara de la Muerte (225)
Ravi Bishara (264)
Luke Romero (288)
Muhammad Islami (288)
Evan Wood (289)
Microburst (289)
Little Jiminy Cricket (294)
Bryan Bent (298)
KeRo (302)
John Connor (302)
Leon Knuckles (309)
Joey Spears (314)
Dustin Dreamer (316)
Rott Wyler (318)
Bangarang (324)
Sweet N Sour (331)
Nelson King (342)
Nelson King is going to Legacy!!!
Thunder #64
Elimination Chamber Qualifier
Tag Team Match
Stars 'n' Stripes {247} [Muhammad Islami (119) & Ravi Bishara (128)] lose to Trivolution {265} [Bangarang (134) & Dustin Dreamer (131)]
Beat the Tag Champs Stars n Stripes to earn a place in the Chamber match
Thunder #65
Muhammad Islami (133) defeats Bangarang (122)
Lost singles match to Muhammad Islami
Thunder #66
Main Event
Tag Team Match
The Absolution {241} [John Connor (116) & Sweet 'n Sour (125)] lose to Trivolution {292} [Dustin Dreamer (153) & Bangarang (139)]
Beat the Absolution in a tag team match
PWA Final Countdown 2014
Grudge Match
If 'Rang wins, he gets added to the Legacy mainevent
John Connor (232) defeats Bangarang (219)
Lost to John Connor for the chanceto be added to the Legacy Main Event
Thunder #67
Muhammad Islami (175) defeats Bangarang (148)
Lost singles match to Muhammad Islami
Thunder #68
Bangarang (79) loses to Little Jiminy Cricket (92)
Lost a singles match to LJC
Thunder #69
Bryan Bent (101) loses to Bangarang (103)
Beat Bryan Bent in a Singles match
Thunder #70
Main Event
Six-Man Tag Team Match
The Absolution {371} [John Connor (145) & Sweet 'n' Sour (124)] & Little Jiminy Cricket (102) defeat Trivolution {310} [Dustin Dreamer (80), Nelson King (123) & Bangarang (107)]
Lost to the Absolution and LJC in a six-man Tag match
Thunder #71
Main Event
Sweet 'n' Sour (59) loses to Bangarang (67)
Won against Sweet n Sour in a singles match
PWA Legacy 2014
Lee Powell Memorial Battle Royal
Bangarang (268)* defeated Little Jiminy Cricket (249); KeRo (231); Bryan Bent (246); Rott Wyler (0); Leon Knuckles (259); TJ Styles (0); Evan Wood (0); Ko-Sharo Silva (249); Luke Romero (249)
Bangarang Tossed Leon Knuckles over the top rope to become the 1st Lee Powell Memorial Battle Royal Winner.
Thunder #72
Statement regardig my Heel Turn at Legacy
Thunder #73
PWA World Heavyweight Championship Tournament 1/2 final
Dustin Dreamer (101) def. Bangarang (86)
Lost to Dreamer to reach the PWA WHC Tournament Final
Thunder #74 - OFN
PWA United States Championship
Monster's Ball match
Bangarang (113) def. Dustin Dreamer (C) (106)
Won The US Title for the 1st Time
PWA Proving Grounds 2014
United States Championship
Bangarang (C) (296 + 5% = 309) def. Nelson King (255
Retained the US title against Nelson King
3 on 3 Tag Team match
Starn 'N Stripes (Ravi Bishara (93) & Muhammad Islami (97)) & Bangarang (101) =(291) def. Dustin Dreamer (97), Nelson King (98) & Mascara de la Muerte (92) =(287)
Won against Dreamer, King and Mascara by pinning MdlM
Thunder #76
United States Championship
Mascara de la Muerte (86) def. Bangarang (C) (64 + 5% = 67)
Lost the US Title to Mascara de la Meurte
Thunder #77
Bangarang (80) def. Nelson King (74)
Won against Nelson King
PWA Day of Reckoning
Nelson King (216) def. Bangarang (215)
Lost to Nelson King
Thunder #78
United States Championship
Microburst (C) (0) vs. Bangarang (0)
Both men went to lock up and knocked heads causing a double count out! Duh!
Thunder #79
Main Event
Last Push WHC MITB Double Overness Multi Man Tag Match
Bangarang (163) & Rott Wyler (178) & Ravi Bishara (196) & Little Jiminy Cricket (198) (735) def. Marcus Maximus (133) & Dustin Dreamer (159) & Nelson King (158) & Bryan Bent (155) (605)
Thunder #80
Number 1 Contender for the WHC at MITB
Bangarang (137) def. Rott Wyler (122) & Ravi Bishara (131) & Little Jiminy Cricket (128)
Became number 1 contender to the WHC
PWA Uprising 2014
PWA World Heavyweight Championship
Muhammad Islami (209+10%=230) (C) def Bangarang (197)
Lost to Islami for the WHC
Thunder #81
Singles Match:
Rott Wyler (116) def Bangarang (114)
Lost to Rott Wyler
Thunder #82
Singles Match
Little Jiminy Cricket (110) def Bangarang (79)
Lost to LJC
PWA Warzone
Main Event
World heavyweight Championship Fatal Four Way
Ravi Bishara (252) def Muhammed Islami (204) & Bangarang (204) & Rott Wyler (226)
Lost WHC to Ravi Bishara
Thunder #83
Singles Match
Bangarang (56) def. Nelson King
Win against Nelson King
Thunder 84#
Singles Match
Bangarang (108) def. Supa Eagle (91)
win against Supa Eagle
Thunder #85
Singles Match
Bangarang (147) def. Little Jiminy Cricket (107)
Win against LJC
PWA Heatwave 2014
Parking Lot Brawl Match
Dustin Dreamer (218) def. Bangarang (192)
Lost to Dustin Dreamer
Thunder #86
Singles Match
Leon Knuckles(146) Def Bangarang (0)
Lost to Leon Knuckles
Thunder #87
No Thunder this week
Thunder #88
Triple Threat Match
KeRo (89) def Bangarang (84) & Prince S (84)
Lost to KeRo
Thunder #89
Main Event
8 Man Tag Match:
Leon Knuckles(105), Joey Spears(105), CM Styles(76), Marcus Maximus(114) (400) vs. Ravi Bishara(68), Muhammad Islami(119), Kero(66), Bangarang(0) (253)
Lost to SnS + Dank Squad
PWA Gold and Glory 2014
Intercontinental Title Match:
Little Jiminy Cricket(0) vs. Bangarang(246) vs. Joey Spears(c)(221) vs. KeRo(274)
Lost Intercontinental Title to KeRo
Thunder #90
Triple Threat
Bangarang (125) def. Prince S (95) & SupaEagle (112)
Won against Prince S and SupaEagle
Thunder #91
Singles Match
Bangarang (103) def. Ravi Bishara (101)
Won against Ravi Bishara
Thunder #92
Singles Match
Bangarang(145 + 9) vs. CM Styles(145 + 32)
Loss against CM Styles
Thunder #93
Main Event
8 man Tag Team Match
The Crows (Sage Grimm (127) + Rott Wyler (117)) Bangarang(127) + KeRo (113) (484) def The Anarchy (Joey Spears (130) + Leon Knuckles (125) + Marcus Maximus (131) + Cm Styles (92))(478)
Won against Anarchy
PWA Hell on Earth 2014
Singles Match
Winner get a match to become IC #1 contender
Leon Knuckles (261) Vs Bangarang (262)
Won against Leon Knuckles to get a #1 contenders match place
IC Title #1 Contenders Match
Bangarang (262) vs. Muhammed Islami (283)
Lost to Muhammed Islami
Thunder #94
Bangarang #6 (107) vs. Cousin Jr #13 (109)
Lost against Cousin Jr in the 1st Round of the Grandslam Tournament
Thunder #95
Tag Team Match
The Dank Squad (254) (Joey Spears (124) + Leon Knuckles (130)) vs. Bangarang (133) + Grant Gatling (124) (257)
Bangarang and Grant Gatling wonagainst The Dank Squad
Thunder #96
Main Event
Tag Team Number 1 Contenders Match
Bangarang (117) + Grant Gatling (143) (260) def. The Bent Family (120) (Bryan Bent (0) + Cousin Jr (120))
Won against The Bent Family to become #1 contenders to the Tag Titles
November to Remember 2014
Tag Team Championship
Tag Team Match
Bangarang (234) + Grant Gatling (234) (468) def. Marcus Maximus (168) + Cm Styles (225) (393 =5% = 413)
Bangarang and Grant Gatling Won the Tag Team Titles
Main Event
Traditional Elimination Tag Match
Team PWA (Bangarang (234) + Grant Gatling (234) + KeRo (280) + Sage Grimm (268) + Rott Wyler (271)) def. Team Anarchy (Marcus Maximus (168) + Cm Styles (225) + Dustin Dreamer (197) + Joey Spears (238) + Leon Knuckles (228))
Order of Elimination
Grant Gatling eliminates Marcus Maximus
Bangarang eliminates Dustin Dreamer
Sage Grimm eliminates CM Styles
Rott Wyler eliminates Leon Knuckles
Joey Speas is last Man Standing on Team Anarchy
Joey Spears eliminates Bangarang
Joey Spears eliminates Grant Gatling
Team PWA won against The Anarchy
Thunder #97
Main Event
Tag Team Match
The Dank Squad (Joey Spears (109) + Leon Knuckles (111)) (220) def. Bangarang (108) + Grant Gatling (90) (198)
Lost to The Dank Squad
PWA Christmas Chaos 2014
Tag Team Ladder Match
Tag Team Championship
Bangarang (237) + Grant Gatling (234) (471) def. Marcus Maximus (223) + CM Styles (215) (438)
Retained the Tag Team Titles
Thunder #98
Tag Team Match
Non Title Match
Bangarang (83) + Grant Gatling (94) (177) def. Makism Hardcore (0) + Vince Valentine (94) (94)
Won Tag Team Match against Vince Valentine and Makism Hardcore
Thunder #99
Singles Match
Bangarang (121) def KeRo (93)
Won against KeRo
Thunder #100
Tables Match
Tag Team Championships
Bangarang (163) + Grant Gatling (151) (314) def. The Dank Squad (310) (Joey Spears (163) + Leon Knuckles (147))
Retained the Tag Titles against The Dank Squad
Main Event
Hell in a Cell
World Heavyweight Championship
Bangarang (163+21=184) def. Joey Spears (163+19=182)
Won the WHC from Joey Spears
Thunder #101
Main Event
Tag Team Match
The Dank Squad (159) (Joey Spears (78) and Leon Knuckles (81)) def. Bangarang (86) + Grant Gatling (71) (157)
Lost to Dank Squad in a Tag Team Match
PWA Over The Top 2015
Tag Team Match
Tag Team Championship
Marcus Maximus (263) + CM Styles (259) (522) def. Bangarang (236) + Grant Gatling (257) (493 +5% = 517)
Lost the Tag Titles to MaxiStyles
Triple Threat
PWA World Heavyweight Championship
Grant Gatling (257) def. Bangarang (236) + Joey Spears (247)
Lost the WHC to Grant Gatling
Thunder #102
Main Event
Tag Team Match
Bangarang (118) + Grant Gatling (139) (257) def. Anarchy (230) (Marcus Maximus (119) + Joey Spears (111))
Thunder #103
Singles Match:
Dustin Dreamer (141) def. Bangarang (113)
Thunder #104
Main Event
6-Man Tag Match
CM Styles (113), Marcus Maximus (114) and Dustin Dreamer (133) (360) def. Bangarang (101), Grant Gatling (115) and Sage Grimm (124) (340)
In Ring Achievements
2x WOrld Champion
1x IC Champion
1x US Champion
3x Tag Team Champion
5x Hardcore Champion
1st ever PWA Hardcore Champion
1st Winner of the Lee Powell Memorial Battle Royal
PWA Awards
Young Blood of the Year winner2012
Participant in the 2012 Match of the Millennium of the Year 'November to Remember Elimination Tag Match'
Feud of the Year 2013 - Bangarang Vs Paula Haymen/John Connor
Match of the Millennium of the Year 2013 - Triple Threat TLC for the Tag Titles at Legacy
Best Title Reign 2013 - Harcore Title Reigns
Best Tag Team/Stable 2013 - Trivolution (Dreamer, King and Rang)
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Lint coming out of vent
Hey Everyone,
Hoping there is an easy answer here. My dryer vent shoots lint out to the point where there is build up on the ground and foundation walls around the vent.
The Lint trap does catch lint which we empty after every use.
Any insight on this is much appreciated.
This can be a frustrating problem,unfortunately no lint screen is perfect. How long has the dryer been in service? Have you pulled the exhaust hose off & checked/cleaned it lately? Is the screen intact? There might be a rip or tear. One solution I did was to attach an old pantyhose to the outside vent and catch the blow-off,then toss it out when full. Just my two cents worth!
Pantyhose will work but you should also clean the vent hose periodically. The onboard trap will not catch everything. They sell cute little tools for doing this that are not expensive. Not to freak you out but you could also end up with a fire if the tubing is clogged or building up lint. It sounds like it is venting to the outside though.
i dont really know anything about dryers.....Are you suggesting I look in the back where the vent hose is and there is another screen there?
I'll have to take a look behind it tonight. I assume its not clogged because there is lint getting picked up on the on board trap as well as blowing out the back of the house through the aluminum vent tube.
The good news is that you seem to have good airflow out the vent tubing to outside and I doubt you will find a clog. The bad news is that the onboard filter is not catching as much as you like. Not uncommon.
And you seem honest about the fact that you, or someone you love, cleans the filter every time, not every 3-4 times? Six kids? Nice fluffy towels and fleece wear for them? Good for you I guess! But there you go. Lots of lint as the fabric breaks down with each wash and dry cycle. Buy them cheap, thin towels and let them go to school without the fleece stuff. You will build character in them.
You seem to have plenty of airflow dumping lint out into your yard but you still really should check your vent exhausts every year or so and sweep them out for safety. New plastic ring ties will set you back $4US? A completely new exhaust will cost you $20? A lint fire from will cost you?
Try the pantyhose filter thing. Toes inflated with lint might scare off a critter faster than the plastic doors flapping shut and the end of the dry cycle. Don't forget to change your pantyhose though!
Have you got a metal vent pipe or flexible plastic tube from dryer to the outside? Going straight out, or doesit have bends/90's in it?
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"The vote of the public seems to be a greater opportunity for participation," says Superintendent Jim Clark. A resolution by the board, on the other hand, could be questioned by one citizen and subsequently determined by one district court judge, he says.
The school board has already been questioned—in the form of a 2004 lawsuit. A series of closed meetings by the district's budget team prompted the suit, which asks that the district implement decision-making processes that allow the public to "meaningfully" participate. That suit is pending. Molly Moody, a plaintiff in the suit, sees the district's decision to put the potential Roosevelt sale to a vote as paying "lip service" to meaningful public involvement.
"They're still not practicing that. They're not fully informing the public," says Moody of the board and administration. "They have it all lined up. They're going to do what they're going to do."
The board and administration are, in fact, moving in the direction of selling Roosevelt. In late September, the district issued a press release asking for proposals from any parties interested in buying the property.
Meanwhile, the Missoula Catholic Schools have another five years before its $70,000 annual lease on Roosevelt expires. And Superintendent Clark is in the midst of creating a facilities plan for the district (which will be available to the board and the public for review within three months).
So why Roosevelt, and why now?
"The Missoula Catholic Schools (MCS) had made an offer with some timelines on it," says Superintendent Clark. The district, he says, is already late according to MCS' timelines.
But Trustee Carol Bellin isn't sure that the Roosevelt school is the best choice for the district to sell.
"That facility, among all facilities, in my mind, is one of the most versatile properties that our district owns," she says.


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Replace RFs?
Absolutely hate the OE Dunlop RFs....feel like your driving on rocks feeling every little bump in the road. Would you recommend replacing with another supreme RF such as the Michelin, or a good "non-RF" such as Continental Extreme? If non-RF, what do you do about a spare....would Fix-a-Flat suffice??
Many threads on this. Comes down to personal preference.
Myself, I have a repair kit in the trunk with compressor as well as AAA. Just replaced my RFT's with Pilot Super Sports.
IMO, there are no good RFT's.
I notice you have AAA, will BMW Emergency Road Service not come out if you have regular tires?
I have a bmw repair kit and bridgestone potenza's non rfts. Acs suspension and 19 inches and the comfort is great. Can't compare though. I replaced the rfts immediately at delivery
no regrets at all on replacing run flats. Pilot Super Sports for summer, Pilot Alpin for winter. Great improvement.
I carry a compact spare and tools/jack unless all truck space is needed. Also have BMW mobility kit - goo plus compressor in little storage space in trunk.
My understanding on BMW Emergency Road service is they will take you to the closest BMW dealer, whereas AAA is far more accommodating, with a tire fix or take you to somewhere that can fix/replace the tire.
Michelin sports for sure
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KNOXVILLE, Tenn. - Tennessee has continued to grind away in the summer heat on Haslam Field and first-year defensive coordinator Sal Sunseri is liking what he has seen so far as the Vols work to finish installing his new defensive schemes.
"Things are going good," Sunseri said. "We're developing a little bit of toughness about us, working on fundamentals and doing what we have to do. The most important thing is learning their assignments, learning what the techniques are and applying their techniques when they get out. We're getting good effort right now, we just have to get better."
Helping that process early in training camp is the team's ability to retain what it learned during a crash-course this spring.
"(There has been) a bunch of retention," Sunseri said. "I'm really happy about it because they are understanding the concepts and they are applying those concepts to the their techniques. They worked hard all summer and they are doing pretty darn good."
Although most eyes are on middle linebacker Herman Lathers to lead this year's defense, Sunseri's scope stretches out a little wider when he looks for leadership on the field.
"We're not just expecting Herman Lathers to be a leader, we are expecting all of the seniors to be leaders," Sunseri said. "All of our guys on defense, (Brent) Brewer, Prentiss Waggner, it doesn't come down to one guy. They need to understand that they are all out there playing together as a unit, playing together as a team.
"There is one guy who is usually talking more than anybody and he is the quarterback of our defense. In one aspect you can say that (Herman) is the leader, but I am looking for 11 leaders going out there to get the football."
The Vols still have plenty of work to do before their first true test in 23 days, but Sunseri is pleased with the progress they have made to this point.
"I'm happy with where we are at right now," Sunseri said. "Like anything else, these kids are coming out here every day and having pretty good practices. They are long practices, they are taxing on your body and if you can get through here and be efficient, we are going to have a good defense."
In his fourth season with the Vols and third under head coach Derek Dooley, offensive coordinator Jim Chaney is seeing a greater level of comfort with the players went it comes to the game plan as well as relationships, both on and off the field.
With so much change and transition over the last few years, it has been hard in many areas to build consistency within the program. That has taking a turn for the better heading into 2012 according to Chaney.
"I find the advancement of our offense is coming more from understanding one another's personalities," Chaney said. "I think we know these kids better, they know us, they know it isn't personal when we are getting (after them). When you are a young player and a new coach is yelling at you, you have to understand it isn't personal. I think our team and their maturity understands it is not that way, they are excepting coaching right now. If you do something more and more you get better at it. So we are more advanced that way. We understand the concepts a little better but I think we know each other a little better, which is what I like the best. It is easier to coach guys you know."
Along with the experience, the communication has grown and Chaney is pleased with the team's effort through six days of camp.
"I am comfortable where we are right now being in day six of training camp," Chaney said. "I think our kids are trying hard and their effort level has been good. We have been pressing just the physicality of our conference and trying to become a better physical football team. We seem to be going out every day and trying to hit. Today I wasn't super pleased about it but for the most part we are trying to hit people."
Chaney will have lots of weapons on the offensive side of the ball. Both through the air and on the ground, Chaney will have many options and that excites him.
"I am real pleased with Justin [Hunter]," Chaney said. "He had a wonderful summer. I think his confidence is there on his leg. I have seen some catches that remind me of Justin, which are fun. He is not quite there yet he has to push through these last 20 practices before we get to that ball game and it think he will be ready to roll.
"Cordarrelle (Patterson) is coming in here; he is a big, athletic, fast kid. There has been nothing that he has done to disappoint or wow us. We are comfortable. We knew him pretty well. He is right about where we thought he would be. He is a big, fast kid that can make some plays."
The running game is an area that Chaney feels the Vols have made improvements.
"I think Rajion [Neal] is doing a great job preparing for practice," Chaney said. "He is coming out every day with a workman's like attitude and doing a good job, as is Devrin [Young], as is the whole group. Rajion is really raising his game and Devrin is making plays for us a lot. So those two are getting up there and doing some nice things. Marlin [Lane] is being a steady performer and doing a real nice job on some third-down stuff.
"I am pleased with where they are at. It will be fun to shape them as we get going. It is like a ball of clay. As we start maneuvering through, I am tickled with all those kids and I think they are going a great job."
The two biggest things that running backs coach Jay Graham emphasized Wednesday were pass protection and repetition. And how the pair goes hand in hand.
For the former Vol, how well one pass protects determines how much playing time one will get in 2012.
"It determines how much you see the field," said Graham." Every one of our guys has to be able to pass protect. We are going to throw the ball, and it comes to the time where you can't switch guys in and out based on their ability to pass protect. It is important that they all know how to."
Pass protection doesn't come easy to most running backs; it didn't come easily to Graham either during his time in the orange and white from 1993-96.
"You have to have toughness and great timing and the ability to think between the snaps," said Graham. "It is a skill that you have to develop. It takes time. I got good because I did it a lot of times. That is the most important thing. You do it in practice, you get to the game and you do it in the game."
Through the Vols first five practices, that is what has been seen on the sidelines during the open period. A lot of the same thing. But that is what Graham wants and is pleased with the effort of his running back corps at the beginning of fall camp.
"I think the biggest thing is repetition," said Graham. "Repetition of punching and seeing the defender. It is not as easy as you think. A lot of it happens at the last second and is all about timing. Getting a lot of reps until they can do it correctly is the most important things.
"I like their effort. They are trying to do the things that we are talking about in the meetings. They are trying to be physical, they are trying to finish runs, they are trying to pass protect and do things the right way. That is the biggest thing that I have been impressed with."
With a group of new receivers on the squad, Coach Darin Hinshaw has had his hands full during the first six days of camp.
"We're going over a lot of new things and throwing a lot at them," Hinshaw said. "What happens is the brain is trying to figure out what I have to do, then go do it. What I want them to be able to do is not think anymore and just react."
Hinshaw has welcomed the top JUCO prospect in the nation Cordarrelle Patterson along with talented freshmen including the likes of Jason Croom, Drae Bowles and Cody Blanc.
He has been emphasizing that making the learning curve into a straight line, takes a lot of learning and studying of play books.
"It's registering right now, but they're not reacting and we have to be able to react and be able to play fast," Hinshaw said. "All those new guys are swimming in their minds and going `oh my gosh' and we have to get to where it's a comfort zone."
Aside from the newcomers, this year's wide receiver clan is proving to be one of the most talented in the SEC - if not the nation , with veterans Da'Rick Rogers, Justin Hunter, and Zach Rogers.
"It's a very talented group that has an unbelievable amount of potential," Hinshaw said. "Now we have to maximize that and go do it on the field. And get with the quarterbacks on the same page, and that's what camp is for. We have a lot of talent, but we have to maximize it, and go use it and go work our butts off to go get better every day."
COLOR SUNSERI IMPRESSED WITH LBsWhen defensive coordinator Sal Sunseri arrived at Rocky Top, he had heard a lot of hype about sophomore linebackers A.J. Johnson and Curt Maggitt.
So far, they have lived up to it with Sunseri heaping praise on both of them during Wednesday's media session.
"I didn't realize this until I finally got the two of them out there together, but those two kids might be the finest young linebackers that I have ever coached," Sunseri said. "Their attitude, their work ethic, their toughness. I am really, really pleased with those two guys. They have shown great leadership as young kids.
"I can see why both of them were All-SEC type players and now they are becoming smarter. They are understanding what they need to do and why they are doing it and the concepts of the defense. Those two guys are playmakers...I think they have the potential to get drafted in the National Football League. Depending on their work ethic and everything, they will determine the round they go in, but they have the talent to do it."
Helping shepherd both Johnson and Maggitt through the learning process has been the elder statesman of the linebacking crew, Herman Lathers.
Sunseri didn't hold back when discussing the significance of Lathers' contributions to the team either.
"(He brings) knowledge," Sunseri said. "He has a great understanding of the concepts and he can run. When you have a guy who can put people in the right places, you have a chance to stop plays.
"He is an excellent mentor, he is smart and has a work ethic about him. More importantly, being able to explain what you are doing, knowing why you are doing it and how you are doing it is different. It's not about learning assignments but the concepts of the defense."
EXPERIENCE IN THE TRENCHESHead Coach Derek Dooley inherited an offensive line that had collectively started three games in his first season at Rocky Top. Fast forward two years and Dooley's men up front now have a combined 106 starts.
In football, especially in the SEC, games are often won and lost in the trenches. Knowing that, first-year offensive line coach Sam Pittman is excited to lead the Vols' front five into battle in 2012.
"Experience is a big deal, especially up front," Pittman said. "Here's when it's good though... If you can lock guys into one spot, then it's good. You've got to play by somebody for a period of time to understand it. Obviously, it's great that we have that kind of depth and returning starters, but we have to lock them into one spot. We have to find the five and place them where they want and need to be and then let's get rolling."
With such an experienced group, however, the hype starts to get louder, expectations grow larger and a quick start is expected.
"You can assume that, but they have to do it," Pittman said. "You can assume you have a whole boatload of great players, but they have to go play. What we're doing right now is they're responding to what we're asking them to do and they're responding really well. We're excited about the group."
One major benefit of having depth at any position is competition.
"Competition obviously makes the starting guys not just go into `cruise mode'," Pittman said. "Hopefully, we're coaching hard enough to where they don't do that anyway, but consciously they know if they don't get it on somebody else will."
The front five is not the only group currently going through some changes. With defensive coordinator Sal Sunseri implementing a new system on the other side of the ball, Pittman's O-line has reaped the benefits.
"It's good for us," Pittman said. "It makes us play with our heads up, it makes us make our calls and it makes us understand nose going across the face. It makes us understand a lot of different things. It has been really good for us."
PALERMO KEEPING NFL EXPECTATIONSJust a few seasons removed from coaching the Washington Redskins' defensive line, John Palermo doesn't plan on changing his expectations in his first year at Tennessee.
"We demand a lot from these kids in practice," Palermo said. "These big lineman are getting worn out in practice and they are getting worn out fast. We got kids at 320 and 360 pounds so the big guys are getting worn out quick, but that's because we are demanding so much out of them at practice. During the season we will be rolling in a lot of guys, so they will need to be ready."
In Wednesday's media session, Palermo talked about the upcoming practices and getting ready for the season. Many are curious about how the defensive line depth chart will shape up, but the Vols don't have all the answers just yet.
"As far as the depth chart is concerned, we just don't know right now," Palermo said. "After our first scrimmage, I'll be able to answer that. Right now, we are just rolling a lot of guys in there and trying to find out who our players and depth chart guys are going to be."
That first scrimmage will play a key role in Palermo's evaluation of the defensive line, but he is mainly looking for an understanding of the defense and consistency.
"I just want to see good fundamentals, great effort to the ball and no mental errors. There is no question that our guys are thinking too much. We just do so much. I mean we do an under- front, an over-front and a base-front. We are doing a lot of different things, but I will say that we are way ahead of where we were in the spring as far as understanding the scheme."


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There was a brief tantalising period, as Steve Finn rumbled up the hill from the Football Stand End and bowled with pace and venom, and Graeme Swann spun the ball wickedly out of the rough created by the New Zealand left‑arm seamers, when it looked as if we might get a two‑day finish.
The New Zealand innings, which had started strongly against Jimmy Anderson and Stuart Broad, the destroyers at Lord's, was in tatters, shredded by the two men who didn't even get a second-innings bowl last week. As the innings plummeted from 54 without loss to 122 for nine, still 232 adrift of England, a follow-on, with the mark reduced from a 200-run deficit to 150 on account of the first day washout, seemed inevitable, what these days is known as a no-brainer.
Even some last‑ditch merrymaking from Trent Boult and Neil Wagner, which added 52 for the final wicket, did little to alter what ought to have been a straightforward decision to send the Black Caps out for a second dose, as Alastair Cook had the last time the opportunity arose, in Wellington in March.
On that occasion there was a cyclone arriving and it was the only route to possible victory. Here, the forecast for the final day is not too grand. Most pertinently though, New Zealand, after the ignominy of Lord's and now this, were all but out for the count, Swann was in his element and Anderson had sent down only seven overs. That Cook chose to bat again defied logic, unless it was simply to allow his batsmen, not least himself, to enjoy a final Test match innings before facing the Australians.
How this preyed on the mind of Nick Compton only he knows, but it did precious little to reinforce his chances of opening at Trent Bridge come July. While Cook played with real freedom, as if his purpose was to get himself into a mode for the ODI series and Champions Trophy, Compton suffered an excruciating hour and a half in which he managed seven scratchy runs from 45 balls before he was caught at short leg from bat and pad and walked off, head down to sympathetic applause. He might have preferred not to have batted again and take his chances with his record since coming into the side.
Compton played with worthy diligence in his debut series and for his back-to-back centuries in New Zealand: these should not be forgotten. But his record since – 54 runs in six innings, in a shade over six hours and from 224 deliveries – does not speak of a player in tune with his game, even one based so insistently on crease occupation first and foremost. Cook, meanwhile, had made 57 of the opening stand of 72 – an alliance that looks better on paper than it was – and went on to make an unbeaten 88 out of 116 for one. Jonathan Trott has made 11 from 69 balls, which in the context of the game is just unfathomable.
The success of both Finn, who knocked the top from the innings with the first three wickets, and Swann, who sliced through the middle order, was significant, firming up the total rehabilitation of the latter's elbow following surgery, and the former's reacquaintance with a decent rhythm.
Finn has been tinkering so much this summer, with run-up and method that he had lost the sort of control needed at this level. A large part of this appears to be advice he has received from his county to try and 'shape' the ball away while getting in close to the stumps. This, however, requires the ball to be worked, as if forcing it round an obstacle: all that seems to have happened with him is his wrist was no longer staying behind the ball.
In the few days between Lord's and this Test he will have been told, bluntly, to forget the fancy stuff and instead to do what he is paid to do: bowl fast. It was a different bowler who removed Peter Fulton, Hamish Rutherford, having set him up nicely with some short balls and then offering something tempting to drive, and Ross Taylor. The advent of Swann, however, brought a hint of electricity to proceedings.
Yet again the New Zealand left-armers had provided some target areas outside the right-handers' off stump and right from his first over, in which he turned one sharply through Dean Brownlie's leaky defence to bowl him, Swann was irresistible. Martin Guptill went the same bamboozling way, and when Kane Williamson was lbw, England having reviewed the not out decision, he had taken three for one in seven balls.
Australia will have noted not just the pitches on which these two matches have been played but the effect of the rough. They have a plethora of left-handers, on which Swann already feeds voraciously, using the right-arm bowlers' rough and DRS, but now he is being given a new dimension too: Australia are likely to have at least one left-armer in their team and who would not back Swann against their spin attack? His continuing fitness and form could hold the key to the series.
First thing, England themselves had continued their decline from the previous evening against Boult, who finished the innings with five for 57, all his wickets coming from seven overs with the second new ball at a cost of 24 runs. As happened in the series in New Zealand, Boult managed to swing the ball nicely where Anderson in particular had not managed to, even if England did bat with the air of a team who thought they had exceeded par.


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The 2013 Davey O'Brien winner will be announced on The Home Depot College Football Awards on December 12. The Annual Davey O'Brien Awards Dinner will be held February 17, 2014 in Fort Worth, Texas.
Murray, a native of Tampa, Fla., is one of the nation's elite at his position. In 2012, Murray ranked second in the nation in passing efficiency at 174.82. He became the first Southeastern Conference quarterback in history to have three consecutive 3,000-yard passing seasons last year.
In his 28 wins as a starter, he has 74 touchdowns to just 16 interceptions. Murray is the SEC's leading active player in total offensive yards (10,301), completions (696), touchdown responsibility (105), touchdown passes (95) and passing yards (10,091).
Murray was a semifinalist for the Davey O'Brien Award last year and is already on the watch list for this year's Maxwell Award, which is given to the collegiate player of the year.
The Bulldogs start the season with a non-conference matchup at Clemson on Aug. 31 at 8 p.m. ABC will televise the game from Memorial Stadium.


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My new pal Miss Ebbie Lou tagged me for the first time. So I am writing my very first Diary entry and it has taken me some time to find out how, but now I'm ready to answer:
Q.---Are you Irish?
A.---No, absolutely no irish in me
Q.---Do you and/or your family celebrate St. Patrick's day?
A.---Nope, and never did. The whole idea of Green Beer never appealed to me.
A.---Actually I am meeting my addictions councillor that day. bol No beer just coffee. BOL
Q.---Will you wear green?
A.---Probably not as I won't even think about it, unless it's cold out. My winter coat is green.
A.---huh, what what? I confussled.
Q.---Do you like corned beef and cabbage?
Q.---Do you believe in leprechauns?
A.---Why not, anything is possible isn't it?
A.---What's wrong with faith in the unknown?
Q.---What would you like to find at the end of the rainbow?
A.---Since momma been answering she like to find health and happiness, Taser like the same with liver on top.
And now I have to go look for five pups that haven't been tagged with this already. This is the end of my very first TAG! I have no idea how to tell if a pup has been tagged so if I double tag you sorry!!! All I know is Ebbie Lou and Kappa have already been Tagged.
TASER and momma. Happy St. Patricks Day!!!
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