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John Schurman was picking up the habit of Fayetteville-Manlius boys basketball players, present and past.
It was Schurman's 3-pointer that, for the briefest of moments, gave the current edition of the boys Hornets a third straight victory over defending state Class B champion Westhill Wednesday night – until it was ruled that the shot came just after the final buzzer sounded.
This left F-M on the wrong end of a painful 57-56 defeat, and the fact that it did come down to this was no small irony, given that, the night before and just a few miles across town, Hornets alum Patrick Lee hit a half-court buzzer beater (that made the top 10 plays on ESPN's "Sportscenter") to help his Stonehill (Mass.) College team beat LeMoyne 84-82 in overtime.
The team Lee left behind was finally beginning to assert itself, coming off back-to-back wins over Oswego and Chittenango, and it showed lots of fortitude nearly making it three straight at Westhill.
Trailing by as many as 12 in the first half, F-M went to the break down 38-28, hurt more than anything by Westhill draining six 3-point shots, three of them by Kevin McAvoy, who was on his way to 23 points for the night.
But the Hornets tightened its 2-3 zone in the second half, and not only did Westhill's outside shots stop falling, it started turning the ball over with regularity, allowing F-M to inch back, basket by basket, as the game entered the homestretch.
When Schurman hit a hook shot with 5:39 left, F-M had a 50-49 lead, its first since the early moments. A tense exchange followed, and in the last minute it looked like the Hornets would pull it out.
First, Mike Palermo sank a 3-pointer with 34 seconds left, putting F-M back ahead 54-52. Then, after a Westhill turnover, Connor Chen converted a pair of free throws with 20.9 seconds to play and doubled the margin to 56-52.
McAvoy's rebound basket pulled the Warriors back within 56-54 and, with 11.0 seconds left, Schurman was fouled. He missed the front end of a one-and-one and the Warriors' Mark McAnaney rebounded the ball, then called a time-out.
Westhill quickly worked it down the court. McAvoy flashed open in the left corner, took a pass and, with five seconds left, made the go-ahead 3-pointer. Without a time-out, F-M rushed down the court to Schurman's heave that found the net – if only it had been released a moment sooner.
Shaking this off, F-M went to Nottingham Friday night and, trailing again in the fourth quarter, this time made the rally stick and beat the Bulldogs 51-46.
Following a 21-21 first half, the Hornets fell behind, 33-30, but it turned things around in the final period behind a barrage of 3-pointers.
By himself, Palermo had six of them as, with 25 points, he posted nearly half of F-M's offensive total. Schurman and Tomer Nesher both connected three times beyond the arc as Schurman gained 13 points and Nesher added 11 points.
Meanwhile, the F-M girls basketball team, back after a week of rest, was dazzling early against Nottingham and worked its way past the Bulldogs 54-44.
The Hornets nearly pulled off a first-quarter shutout, zooming out to an 18-2 lead. And though it couldn't keep up that kind of domination, F-M made sure that Nottingham did not inch too close.
Kiley Shoemaker had one of her best efforts of the season, finishing with 22 points. Charlotte Beers had 10 points and Erica Assimon added six points as F-M improved to 11-2 on the season. Both of the Hornets' teams face West Genesee this Friday night.
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u are the only Blind eyes that didnt see 4 to 5 kids carrying a past-out from smoke Dantoni out of the burning building (Dantoni forgot his smoke mask)....while Breen, Clyde, and Tripuka blame the kids for starting the fire, while making Dantoni a hero for running into a burning building to save the kids.
Do u know who George Johnson is? he was the headcoach of the Phoenix Suns who took Marbury, Joe Johnson, Marion, Stat, Penny, and Chambers, to the postseason to go six games in a series vs the Championship Spurs. It was Marbury selfishness that loss the last two games.
Do u know what Mike Woodson & Joe Johnson did to a decade LOTTERY Atlanta Hawks team? they made the Atlanta Hawks a postseason team without a ledgit PG.


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After meeting with the US Secret Service today, far-right rocker Ted Nugent said in a statement on his website this afternoon that he had been given the all-clear.
The Secret Service were due to pay a visit to Nugent after remarks on Saturday during a National Rifle Association convention at which he said President Obama's reaction would result either in Nugent's death or incarceration and exhorted listeners to ride into battle and "chop their heads off."
More from GlobalPost: Ted Nugent: Secret Service to schedule meeting
There was no immediate word on how the Secret Service characterized the meeting but Nugent said he did not use his words literally.
"By no stretch of the imagination did I threaten anyone's life, or hint at violence or mayhem," Nugent said in his statement.
"I met with two fine, professional Secret Service agents in OK today. Good, solid, professional meeting concluding that I have never made any threats of violence towards anyone. The meeting could not have gone better."
Nugent likewise said his remarks were "metaphors" and that such things "needn't be explained to educated people."
According to The Daily Beast, Nugent does not only dislike Obama but also has a history of using the n-word in reference to blacks.
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A 2010 concert in Dubuque, Iowa, Nugent reportedly said: "There's a lot of white people in this crowd. I like that," according to Media Matters.


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Accuracy & Resolution: the Jagger Effect
So ever since the recent resurgence of Beatlemania, I've been meaning to go through the LPs I found at garage sales last summer—including a few copies of Magical Mystery Tour. After hearing "Penny Lane" on the radio the other day, I decided the time had come to start up that old tour bus. Good news!—two clean rainbow Capitols with A and B stamper numbers and bright, shiny tour-books.
First on the agenda was, of course, "Penny Lane." During the Anthology broadcasts, I saw an interview with George Martin that got me thinking. He remembered how Paul had heard someone playing a Bach trumpet and had been fascinated with its sound. Soon enough, they were using one in "Penny Lane." For some reason, this struck me as a little ironic: just as the Beatles were taking their biggest steps in revolutionizing popular music—inventing new song structures, new sounds, the "concept" album, new studio techniques, and so on—Paul got excited about an instrument dating from the 17th century.
I cleaned one of the discs and queued up "Penny Lane." Immediately I realized that, in some ways, I was hearing this song for the first time. I don't think I'd ever heard it on a high-end system. Mine, moreover, had just been elevated a bit with a new outboard motor for my turntable and new stators for my electrostats. So I was able to hear much of what the Beatles and Martin had done in the studio. I had never noticed parts of McCartney's (brilliant, as usual) bassline; the ride cymbal underneath the trumpet solo; and the fact that only John sings "in summer" (right after the bit about "finger pies"). At the same time, of course, I also heard studio artifacts like tape noise and different ambient fields appearing and disappearing as takes and overdubs were ping-ponged together.
Actually, I was conducting an experiment—one that would bear on the old debate about accuracy and resolution. How much do you need? How much do you really want? I had to ask myself which I liked better: "Penny Lane" the way I thought it should sound, or the way it sounded when I had no idea (and didn't care) about how it was recorded, mixed, and so on? Or did I prefer hearing it here, in the surgical theater of my living room? I have to admit I was a little disappointed. The song just didn't trigger the nostalgia I had expected it to.
Since the song had always sounded great to me, I was surprised to be let down. Instead of enjoying the way it all hangs together, I found myself mentally teasing apart the seams and fissures I was hearing for the first time. As I discovered all this detail, the song, its spirit, and some of its fun receded into the background. Maybe "Penny Lane" is like laws and sausages—don't ask how they're made.
I'm sure my experience was not unique. Sometimes the most enjoyable musical experiences have more to do with low-end audio than high-end. For me, they usually occur when I'm driving and listening to my car radio (along with lots of road and wind noise). Though the sound quality is pretty bad, it's often just more fun to hear a favorite song this way.
Maybe it's the element of surprise. At home, I spend a few minutes scratching my chin in front of the record shelves, a few more cleaning and drying an LP, listening for footfalls to see if the upstairs neighbors are home, and so on—by which time I've already mentally played half the record from memory. Obviously, it just won't be the same as some great song suddenly bursting over the airwaves and catching me by surprise.
Or maybe the lo-fi advantage is that there's not enough detail or resolution to counter my preconceptions about a piece of music. In my car, I don't really listen to recordings; instead, I hear songs—and these are essentially the same wherever and whenever you hear them. As long as I hear the vocals, beat, and melody, I can enjoy a song regardless of the sound quality. Sometimes, if I know a piece of music well, the radio just jogs my memory and I fill in the missing or distorted details. But I'll never learn anything new about my favorites from my car radio—it will always take a back seat to my main system. In this regard, my Delco special really just churns out musical IOUs that, like Post-it Notes on my dashboard, say "get Springsteen's new one" or "play 'Penny Lane' when you get home." In this case, however, my high-end system was pointing me back to my car.


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This is Masanao Izumo's collection of Gravis UltraSound MIDI patches,
configured for use with the TiMidity++ MIDI player. A configuration file
for TiMidity++ to use these patches is also included.
make generate-plist
To install the port: cd /usr/ports/audio/guspat/ && make install cleanTo add the package: pkg install guspat
cd /usr/ports/audio/guspat/ && make install clean
pkg install guspat
PKGNAME: guspat
SHA256 (guspat-20000706-required.tar.gz) = 501765b5a55879b29e9f84dd8424f845e9684eb7ae1100ee71885d6e15ed2d51
SIZE (guspat-20000706-required.tar.gz) = 18928720
SHA256 (guspat-20000706-optional.tar.gz) = 4c289f3649109953d5767ddcb0e3614097ab7bf6d6249666a73c661e9e82ffbe
SIZE (guspat-20000706-optional.tar.gz) = 8541003
This port is required by:
No options to configure
Number of commits found: 16
- Add NO_ARCH
Cleanup DIST* variables.
When appropriate:
- Try to use DISTVERSION{SUF,PRE}FIX
- Replace PORTNAME-PORTVERSION by DISTNAME
- Convert MASTER_SITES to use macros
- Other light cleanup
With hat: portmgr
Sponsored by: Absolight
Remove dead RINGSERVER
Cleanup plist
audio/timidity & guspat: Add guspat as alternative for goemon
Neither port is currently maintained
PR: ports/177074
Submitted by: Green Dog
Approved by: timidity maintainer (Kevin Zheng) before he dropped it
Stage support
Add NO_STAGE all over the place in preparation for the staging support (cat:
- Update MASTER_SITES
- Use COPYTREE_SHARE to install data
- Trim Makefile header
PR: ports/172495
Submitted by: KATO Tsuguru <email@example.com>
Approved by: makc, avilla (mentors, implicit)
Feature safe: yes
- Reassign nork@ ports to the heap
- Thank you for your years of service, we hope to see you back
Approved by: portmgr
- Get Rid MD5 support
After discussion with maintainer, change RESTRICTED to NO_CDROM. It appears
that this corresponds more closely with "no commercial use". In practice
this will only affect mirroring things on the FTP site.
Hat: portmgr
Discussed with: nork
Feature safe: yes
- update to 1.4.1
Reviewed by: exp8 run on pointyhat
Supported by: miwi
- Welcome X.org 7.2 \o/.
- Set X11BASE to ${LOCALBASE} for recent ${OSVERSION}.
- Bump PORTREVISION for ports intalling files in ${X11BASE}.
Add mirror site.
At this point in time, original site was initialized. Because
I saw http://www.linet.gr.jp/ as CentOS page. I think that
www.linet.gr.jp server will resurrect:-).
Pointed out by: pointyhat via kris
Replace ugly "@unexec rmdir %D... 2>/dev/null || true" with @dirrmtry
Approved by: krion@
PR: ports/88711
Add guspat 20000706, is a collection of Gravis Ultrasound
MIDI patches.
Remaineded by: Li-Lun Wang (Leland) <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Servers and bandwidth provided byNew York Internet, SuperNews, and RootBSD
No vulnerabilities have been reported in the past 14 days
* - modified, not new
All vulnerabilities


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Mark Cavendish is out of the Tour de France with a shoulder injury sustained in a crash on Saturday's opening stage to Harrogate.
The 29-year-old's Omega Pharma-QuickStep team confirmed Cavendish would not start Sunday's second stage from York to Sheffield.
The 25-times Tour stage winner suffered a separated AC joint after colliding with Australian Simon Gerrans (Orica-GreenEdge) as Giant-Shimano's Marcel Kittel won the stage and with it the yellow jersey.
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The pain of his injuries means he is no longer able to continue. Cavendish accepted responsibility for the crash, which came as he was pursuing a first yellow jersey of his distinguished career in his mother's home town.
"I'm gutted about the crash today," Cavendish said on Saturday night.
"It was my fault. I'll personally apologise to Simon Gerrans as soon as I get the chance. In reality, I tried to find a gap that wasn't really there.
"I wanted to win today, I felt really strong and was in a great position to contest the sprint thanks to the unbelievable efforts of my team.
"Sorry to all the fans that came out to support - it was truly incredible."
It is the first time since 2008 - when he left prematurely to prepare for the Beijing Olympics - that Cavendish will not complete the Tour. The 2011 points classification winner and world champion won in Paris for four consecutive years from 2009 to 2012.
His exit also deprives the Manxman of an opportunity to win Monday's third stage from Cambridge to The Mall in London, which goes through Essex, where he has a home.
Cavendish's withdrawal means just three Britons remain in the race - defending champion Chris Froome and Geraint Thomas (Team Sky), and Simon Yates (Orica-GreenEdge).


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Latin Jazz, what can I say - I love the excitement of the percussion and vibrancy of the horns. I typically enjoy good Latin music with very little exception. So, when I received Layla Angulo's new release, Live at the Triple Door, I was excited and anxious at the same time.
Excited, because the person Layla Angulo is as sexy as mysterious; anxious, to see if the CD had what it took to make people get past her looks. I can only tell you Layla has and continues to pay her dues. Her webpage say's that Layla was born in Louisiana, and raised in a variety of locales - Boston, Los Angeles, and Seattle. Layla started her musical journey at the age of five, finding the saxophone at the young age of ten. By the time she was fourteen, Layla had begun performing at jazz clubs in Boston.
Finishing a formal music education, Layla continued her professional life in Europe. She took Spain by storm and continued gobbling up the cultural musicality's of her new peers. Determined that she must lead her own band, her first release The Layla Angulo Sextet, combined the rhythms of Afro-Peruvian and Latin jazz, taking it into entirely new realms.
Layla and the band remain primarily in the Pacific Northwest, tantalizing audiences of all sizes. A recent highlight in her career, Layla shared the stage with Tony Bennet, at the 75th Anniversary Gala of the Paramount Theatre.
Layla's newest release, Live at the Triple Door, is a collection of mostly original arrangements, showcasing the band in a live recording. The inclusion of Eddie Palmieri's 'Muneca' pays homage to the artform that set Ms. Angulo in her musical direction. This recording clearly documents the leadership and musical capabilities of this dynamic young lady.
Layla's website suggests that she may very well be the only female saxophonist, composing her own music for a large band. This may be true, I cannot say - but she is certainly one of a handful of women instrumentalists performing in the Latin Jazz genre, and doing a terrific job at it.


text: Hi, how can I set the filesystem type for LVM2 logical volume? For some reason my logical volume /var, which is ext3, suddenly started to be detected as solaris_mirror_member (or something to that effect) which causes it to be unable to be automatically mounted. If I mount it manually specifying the filesystem type as ext3 it works. Fsck reports no errors. This happened just suddenly. Naturally I would like to know how it could corrupt like that. But it might be difficult. Right now I just want my system to be usable again. How can I tell LVM that it is indeed ext3 volume without reformatting the logical volume?


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" Brand: La Fee / Type: Absinthe "
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Absinthe has an awful reputation. Most people still think it's drunk as shots, some even set fire to it. In fact it's a delicious and elegant drink mixed with ice-cold water and sometimes sweetened. It's very refreshing.
La Fee is the easiest absinthe to get hold of. Many supermarkets sell it and it's a reasonable enough price. It has a rather unpleasantly bright green colour which looks artificial, and which you don't see in more expensive brands. When mixed it has a nice milky colour, very pale. The flavour is slightly harsh and bitter, but it is recognisable as absinthe. It has a strong aniseed flavour.
There are absinthes of much better quality for a little more money. If you really want to try the best absinthes have a look at Jade - their 1901 and Edouard absinthes are excellent.
La Fee is the lower end of the decent absinthes, not a bad drink but you could do better. If i can't get anything else I buy this, but it is usually saved for cocktails.
I have been fascinated by Absinthe ever since I was a teenager. I kept seeing it in films and reading about it in books but had never actually tasted it or even seen it in the flesh and then when I found out that Absinthe had been banned all around the world (though bizarrely never the UK) this just further piqued my curiosity about the drink that they call 'The Green Fairy'. It wasn't until I was nineteen that I tried Absinthe for the first time and although that first taste didn't inspire me to cut my ear off (as the rumour about Van Gogh goes) it did give me an appreciation of the liquor that carries on today.
Today I still like Absinthe even if it is more the romanticism and theatricality of it than the actual taste. I have special Absinthe glasses and spoons which I like to bring out if I have people over especially those that have never tried it before.
My favourite make of Absinthe is a brand called La Fee Parisienne and apparently it is the most authentic commercially produced Absinthe that you can buy and it is made using a traditional 19th century recipe and bottled in Paris.
For the uninitiated the reason that Absinthe was banned for so many years in so many countries had to do with a variety of reasons. The main one being that it was presumed dangerous and capable of causing hallucinations etc. It is true that authentic Absinthe contains Wormwood and also thujone which is a natural hallucinogenic alongside a selection of other herbs but the quantities are so small that it is unlikely that it will cause anything like the reactions that you see in films such as Moulin Rouge. It is much more likely that the cause of any hallucinations to do with Absinthe is the fact that it has a very strong alcohol content in it which is more than most people will be used to which in turn of course will get you much drunker much more quickly if you drink it in quantities that you might be used to with other spirits such as vodka and gin.
La Fee Absinthe comes with the personal recommendation of Marie-Claude Delahaye who is the founder of the Absinthe Museum in Paris. She has apparently endorsed only this Absinthe as in her opinion it is the only modern Absinthe that comes close to matching the original Absinthes of the 19th and 20th centuries.
I personally love the design of the bottle of La Fee Absinthe as it has a really authentic bohemian vibe to it. The bottle itself is made of clear glass and it has a big green eye staring out the middle of the label. The best thing about the bottle though is that you can see the green Absinthe through it. This is how proper Absinthe should look. It is a really rich emerald green colour and not too artificial looking unlike some other cheap Absinthes that you can buy in holiday resorts which can look like lime cordial.
The correct way to serve absinthe is to pour a measure into a glass and then using an Absinthe spoon place a sugar cube on top of it and then slowly pour some ice cold water through the sugar cube. This then activates the louche which is the name given to the swirly cloudy effect that Absinthe gets. I have had some Absinthe before that barely gets this milky effect but with La Fee it is really noticeable and the cloudiness is one that looks like a lime green milky effect. Apparently doing it this way is supposed to release all the herbs and essential oils that are used to make Absinthe but whatever the reasons it looks really cool and is the traditional way to serve it. Make sure that you do drip the water though instead of just pouring it in as this makes a real difference.
I am not going to lie and say that Absinthe is lovely tasting because it isn't. I see some people drink it as shots and I can't for the life of me understand why as undiluted it is like firewater and is so strong and bitter. For me personally it is unpalatable when drunk neat and the water and sugar cube not only have a symbolic part to play in the serving of Absinthe but it also dilutes the taste somewhat. It is still strong but drinkable that way and once you get used to the strong taste you can actually appreciate the difference between this and other spirits. La Fee Absinthe for example has a really strong herbal quality to it which comes through the taste of the alcohol as does the taste of aniseed.
Obviously La Fee Absinthe isn't going to appeal to everyone because of the strong and distinctive taste of it. I personally love the whole drama behind serving it traditionally but obviously I wouldn't bother doing this for myself and it only really comes out on special occasions and at parties and it wouldn't be my drink of choice at a bar or nightclub.
This is also one drink that the old saying of be careful with how much you drink really applies as it contains an ABV of 68% so it is almost twice the strength of other spirits that you can buy. A couple of glasses of this is usually enough to have me absolutely on my face so I usually try and stick to only having one glass on any one evening. The times that I have exceeded this I have ended up really drunk not to mention very hungover the next morning.
For me La Fee Absinthe is about more than just buying a bottle of something to get drunk. It might not be that old as a brand but the recipe is traditional and there is a real theatricality to drinking this. Of course you could just down it to get drunk quickly but there are cheaper ways of doing that as sells for around about £42 a bottle. Yes it is expensive but it is high quality and much better than cheaper Absinthe which is trying to be authentic but failing miserably at it. Although expensive you can be assured of a high quality product and one that has won numerous industry awards since it was first produced.
"La Fee Absinthe was awarded a Silver Medal in the International Spirits Challenge 2003. Free absinthe spoon worth £4.99 with every bottle. The original French absinthe, La Fee Parisienne is a premium distilled absinthe bottled in Paris according to a 19th century recipe containing Wormwood (Artemesia absinthium) and other aromatic herbs. It's the only absinthe endorsed by Marie-Claude Delahaye, founder & curator of the Absinthe Museum in France, making it the most authentic in the world. Like true French absinthe it has a dark green colour, rich bouquet of aniseed flavour and louches (turns cloudy with the addition of water) beautifully."


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If you're looking for proof that the construction on Route 17 in Gloucester Point has had an effect on businesses, just look at the numbers from the Gloucester Point Public Library branch. For the year, circulation is up when both branches -- at Gloucester Point and at Main Street Center in the Court House -- are figured into the equation. But the numbers at the Gloucester Point branch tell a different story.
Circulation has dropped from 35,309 in the 2008-09 budget year to 29,591 in the 2009-10 budget year, according to figures from Marge Jones, acting library director. New patrons at the Gloucester Point branch this year were just 218, while last year the tally was 284. Visitors dropped by almost 3,000 and computer hours dropped by 600. But the Gloucester Point figures were an anomaly because the library system overall is seeing increases almost everywhere else.
Circulation this past budget year hit 202,494, up from 183,632 last year. Program attendance increased by nearly 1,000 to 7,061 and computer hours were up by about 2,600. Bookmobile circulation increased by more than 1,000 to 9,294. Here's where to find the copy of Jones' annual report: http://www.gloucesterva.info/board/Annual%20Reports/2010LibraryAnnualReport.pdf


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The 1986 Topps Chicago Cubs MLB Team Set contains 28 Chicago Cubs baseball cards including Star Players like Ryne Sandberg, Ron Cey, Shawon Dunston, Lee Smith, Dennis Eckersley and Rick Sutcliffe. All cards in the set are listed below.
19 Rich Hebner - 46 Billy Hatcher - 72 Shawon Dunston - 98 Dick Ruthven - 125 Dave Lopes - 188 Bob Dernier - 212 Chris Speier - 231 Jim Frey - 266 Keith Moreland - 284 Brian Dayett - 308 Ray Fontenot - 330 Rick Sutcliffe - 355 Lee Smith - 384 Steve Trout - 406 Scott Sanderson - 431 George Frazier - 460 Leon Durham - 485 Gary Matthews - 512 Thad Bosley - 538 Dennis Eckersley - 564 Warren Brusstar - 588 Steve Lake - 611 Gary Woods - 636 Team Leaders - 669 Ron Cey - 690 Ryne Sandberg - 744 Lary Sorensen - 767 Jody Davis
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/Hitch Adapter
/Hitch Extender
/Fits 2 Inch Hitch
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7" Trailer Hitch Extender
Please Note: Using a hitch extender will reduce your hitch's overall capacity by 50%.
Video of Hitch Extender For 2" Trailer Hitch Receiver 7"
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Today were going to take a look at the Brophy hitch extender for two inch trailer hitches, number HE06. This extender can be used for your two inch trailer hitch to help you prevent trailer to tow vehicle contact while making sharp turns while towing. It has a powder coated black finish that will resist rust and corrosion. Again, its designed for two inch trailer hitches. Well take a look at some measurements here. From the center of the pin hole here to the center pin hole here is seven and three-eighths inches.
The length overall is 11 5/8 inches. From the end of the shank that slides into the hitch on the vehicle to the center of the first pin hole is two and a half inches, and from the center of this pin hole to the two inch opening for the accessory is two and one-eighths of an inch. It has a weight capacity load rating gross towing weight of 3500 pounds and a tongue weight of 350 pounds. If your using weight distribution equipment it has a gross towing weight of 7000 pounds and a tongue weight of 700 pounds. Please note that whenever you use a hitch extender the rule of thumb is youre going to reduce your hitchs overall capacity by 50%.
For example, if your hitch has a capacity of 3000 pounds, using this extender is going to lower that to 1500 pounds. Were going to bring out our two inch receiver to show you how to work this item. Youre going to take the smaller end here, youre going to slide that right in, line up your holes there. Then you will take your five-eighths inch pin and clip, that you should already have. If you dont we do sell that separately, number PC3.
Just slide that in here, and then you will clip that off and youre good to go. Then you will slide in your ball mount, your trailer on this end, and youre ready to start towing. That should do it for the Brophy hitch extender for two inch trailer hitch receivers, number HE06.
Average Customer Rating: 4.9 out of 5 stars (142 Customer Reviews)7" Trailer Hitch Extender
by: buddy b12/08/2016
Received product but have not installed it yet. I use multiple tow vehicles and multiple drawbar and other hook ups. With my 3/4 ton, 4-wheel drive Chevy Suburban I have no need for this extender, regardless of whether I am towing my cargo trailer or simply hauling my bicycles with a drawbar style carrier. Although when hauling my cargo trailer and then also putting my bike rack on the back of the trailer (a typical undermount hitch specially installed) I prefer the extender to give me a little more clearance for my bikes. The issue I have is when I put my bike rack on the back of my 2015 Acadia. The hitch on the Acadia is mounted so far underneath the the vehicle (to allow a decorative plate to be used to enhance the looks of the vehicle when not towing), the the extender is needed. I will not use the extender when towing my cargo trailer because I don't really need it and don't want halve my towing capacity. I will also use an anti-rattle bracket to reduce sway with the hitch extender I that regard I would like to comment on the reviewers who have commented on how this extender may be slightly undersized and loose in the hitch. I cannot comment on those reviewers applications and situations but I can say I want an extender or drawbar to be a little loose. The looseness can be dealt with by installing anti-rattle brackets. What is much more difficult to deal with is finding out your snug fitting drawbar was run through water, mud, or salt on winter roads and then left to set for several months. Trying to remove a rusted in snug drawbar is not my idea of fun! Finally, the product seems to be of high quality and is very solid. Price seemed reasonable for the quality of the product. If I had already installed and used this product, I would fully expect the rating to have been 5 stars. 323426
by: Jim C01/09/2014
Perfect extension for my 2014 Jeep. Extended the right amount to be even with the outside of the spare tire. Needed this to fit my Kuat bike rack on the back without touching the spare tire. 112312
Still use weekly, not problems.Jim C - 01/09/2015
by: Frankie Stephenson05/16/2013
Just attached to receiving hitch, looks like will work just fine, providing the clearance needed beyond the rear mounted spare tire 80537
Working out just fine, providing plenty of clearance of the mounted rear tireFrankie S - 05/16/2014
by: Sturdy and well-made04/12/2015
Well made and sturdy. No moving parts to fail, so there also isn't much to review. We used this device to extend the hitch on our Infiniti FX35 far enough to accommodate a Kuat bike carrier without risking scratched paint from the hitch mounted carrier or the bikes. A two inch extension was really all we needed or wanted, but no one seems to make one smaller than this 7-inch device. Even so, it works exactly as it is supposed to. NOTE: It does NOT come with a hitch pin or anti-rattle device, so you will need an additional one to use this with your hitch. I recommend etrailer's #63232 LetsGoAERO Silent locking hitch pins; to remove any sway and eliminate rattle completely. 184796
by: Joe09/19/2007
Just right for Jeep Liberty I have a 2004 Jeep Liberty with the spare tire at the rear. This creates a big problem when trying to tow a trailer because the tire gets in the way. This extension will give you the clearance needed to hitch a trailer without taking off the spare tire or making any other unusual adjustment. Also, it is not so long as to look weird or reduce your towing capacity unnecessarily. It is well made and served me well. If you have a Jeep Liberty and want to tow a trailer you definitely need this product. It seems to be pricier than warranted, but you will like it when you use it. 420
by: Ron k.11/13/2012
Nice piece , paint is great and it was very fast shipping 59394
Works just fine for what I need it forRon k - 05/14/2014
by: Barb09/26/2016
I needed my bike to clear my bumper on a front hitch and this did the trick. This extender is hollow so I was able to use anti rattle/ lock before adding bike rack. 299976
Perfect solution and I use it spring through fall for my bike rack.Barb - 09/29/2017
by: Matt H.08/14/2012
Another good experience with Etrailer. Easy site navigation and prompt delivery. I needed this extender so my 'basket' will clear the spare tire on the back of my Wrangler.. and it does just that. The 7" gives you plenty of room. A 3" would probably be all that's necessary. Also lets me flip up my Thule platform bike rack into the stow position. Two thumbs up! 51625
by: Bruce J.01/11/2012
Both hitch extenders and the reciever lock are all execllent quality, match website descriptions, and order/shipping/delivery communications are perfection. 7" extension fit like a glove for extending winch unit out past the bumper from the front reciever on the truck. 18" extender with step will be perfect for Hydra-Lift unit on the back of the RV. Will add bracket to hold 3kW generator under the raised Motorcycle, and step will also be very handy for access to top and check of MC/tie-downs when unit is raised and I'm on the road. Great!!! 29485
by: Jon G.10/20/2011
Great product. Just the right size for my Jeep. I have a stock '11 Rubicon and the tire was in the way for my new Yakima Swing Daddy bike rack. This item put it just far enough out to clear the tire but not far enough to be in the way. Etrailer had quick shipping and offered pics with measurements so getting the right extension was easy. 25870
by: Mike N.04/15/2014
I needed this to attach our bike rack to the trailer hitch on my wife's SUV, which was too deep underneath for the mail part of the rack to reach without pressing against the rear bumper with potential damage. The extender works perfectly and seems well made. The Trailer Hitch Receiver Lock that I purchased also works just fine. 125296
What is the model of the suv-- comment by: Andres c - 05/01/2014
It is attached to a 2012 Lexus RX 350. The hitch on the Lexus is recessed too far under the body and the bike rack hitch did not extend far enough.-- comment by: Mike N - 05/13/2014
by: Paul W03/09/2012
High quality product, I am very happy with the build quality and I am confident that it will last a lifetime. The label that tells you about load limits with the extender, which is also very good. The only reason I didn't rate it as excellent, is because I was a little dissapointed that it didn't come with a bolt so that I could connect it to my truck. No big deal, I can pick that up at a local hardware store, but come on guys, if I need an extender it's pretty likely I'll need to bolt it to my truck. 33465
by: Kim F.06/13/2013
After being rear ended by an uninsured driver, I decided to beef up my OEM bumper. My factory hitch was recessed too far to put a drop hitch for my camper. etrailer .com was the only place to find a 7" extender. Best of all Made in USA. Great job of providing difficult to find products. 84412
by: Jay G.05/27/2015
This item made it possible for me to use the Thule Apex bicycle rack on my 2015 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Rubicon with original equipment spare tire on tailgate. It works with any hitch pin however I recommend item 63232 - Anti-Rattle Trailer Hitch Receiver Lock for 2" Hitches - to secure a nice tight fit without sway or rattle while driving and also for the security of preventing your bike rack (or any trailer product) from being stolen while you're out on the trail. 198145
by: Steve Jeeper11/13/2013
Both hitch extenders work perfectly. Very well made. The dual hitch will help me cary a bike rack and cargo carrier on our next expedition. etrailer.com repeat customer!! Good deals on quality products. They ship fast with great communication every time. Thank you! 107222
by: Mark02/23/2013
I bought this extension for my bike carrier on my Jeep Rubicon. I had the bike carrier for a while and it cost a good chunk of money, but when I put it on the Jeep I would have to take the spare off so the carrier would fit. This extension was perfect. In addition, because my carrier has a lock on it, the Hitch Receiver lock also makes transporting the bikes and leaving them on the car a less theft prone endeavor. The service from etrailer.com was awesome. 67552
by: Randy H.08/15/2013
Everything about this product is Awesom e!! 95182
by: Steve D04/18/2015
I needed a short extension for my front hitch so that the ball mount would clear the front bumper. This 7" extension with the ball mount I purchased is a perfect fit for my needs -- the ball doesn't extend too far in front of the grill and bumper. This enables me to leave it in place on my truck when traveling to fish (Added protection for the front of my truck when other anglers are backing trailers at the boat ramp parking area). 186091
by: Larry S.04/25/2012
The hitch extender work perfectly, I got the clearance I need for the Swagman XC bike rack. I need the extention to clear the Spare tire on my 2010 Jeep Wrangler. Ordering from you website was easy and I received my order in a matter of days. also the swagman bike rack is great . so easy to use and install on my vehicle. the rachet hold downs are so nice and easy to use also. I rate both products a Ten out of ten. 38366
by: Dan M11/06/2013
I purchased this to be used with a bike rack on a 2006 Range Rover. Without it, when the rack was folded up, it would scrap the bumper and was difficult to close. This extension is the perfect size. Sits flush with the bumper and gives that extra room needed for the bike rack. Great quality and easy to install. Received it in just a couple days of order. I would recommend it. 106483
by: Michael07/10/2015
I found the 7 Inch hitch extender and it is perfect. I put this on a 2009 Jeep Wrangler so that I could use my Yakima holdup bike rack. Works perfectly! Heather was the best. I asked her what the chances that I might be able to get it for this weekend. She made sure that it shipped on the day that I ordered it, and the extender arrived on Thursday. Great company to deal with. 210827
by: John D09/14/2011
My order came on time and I checked it out and it fit just right and the little loose fitting make it easy to install as well the fit on my bile rack that I order from you 3 months ago. It give me the extra space so the bile rack does not rub on the back of my van. Thanks for your service in providing the extender in your product line. John D from Sterling Hts, MI. 23926
by: Matt B.08/30/2017
I needed a hitch extender to accommodate a bike rack on my wife's '09 Range Rover. I found a review from "Sturdy and well-made 04/12/2015" on this website. The reviewer had the same problem as me and recommended the Brophy Hitch #HE06 and the Anti-Rattle Trailer Hitch Receiver Lock #63232. I ordered both and I am glad I did. Great products! 426556
by: Jack B.12/07/2012
This hitch extender is just what I was looking for. I will be inserting it in the hitch of my Toyota Rav 4 to give me enough clearance from the rear mounted spare tire when using the hitch mounted Cargo Carrier. Other manufactured hitch extenders were to long which would have placed the Cargo carrier out to far from the rear of the vehicle. 60888
by: fastandy08/13/2011
Just what I needed. The reports of it being loose are correct, but all receivers/extenders are made of an industry standard steel stock. What this means is the sections of the next size smaller will have some play, because they have to fit in every other manufacturer's stock part. You get the point.... High quality. Good stuff. 21831
by: Ted06/02/2017
Looked for a long time to find one of these that did not cut the hitch rating in half. The one thing that they do not say anywhere on anything is that you cannot exceed 8 inches beyond the end of the extension to the center of the ball.. I made it....barely. Other than that well made, true to size. 387802
by: Jim S., Bear,DE07/11/2011
The Hitch Extender fit perfectly into my Jeep Wrangler Saraha. With the spare tire on the back I needed the extender to mount my bike rack. I received the item well within the promised delivery date. Also, I received a follow up email confirming delivery. Overall outstanding customer experience. 19093
by: G. Duncombe06/13/2014
Product was just what I needed. We purchased a new Toyota Highlander and use the hitch for a bike carrier. If I put the bike carrier directly into the hitch, I can't open the hatch on the Highlander. The extender allows us to carry the bikes and open the hatch with the bike carrier attached. 135508
by: Bill01/11/2011
Too much play The product is well built and will do the job. However, there is a lot of play that allows my cargo carrier to move arround too much. I think the shaft that goes into my hitch is slightly too small allowing too much play. I am going to try to wrap the shaft to fix the problem. 5310
by: Michael N.01/15/2011
Follow up Katherine, Really appreciate the great service you give, Brian G was great about getting product out and following up about it. Also the extender was exactly what I needed for my bike rack to fit behind my Jeep, my spare tire was in the way, Thanks again, great service Mike. 5530
by: Jeff05/02/2014
I use this extension to place a bike rack beyond the limits of the spare tire on my Jeep JK. It is the perfect length to get the rack beyond the spare tire but also allow unfettered access to hitch pins/bolts without making it look like the rack is hanging way back off the Jeep. 128685
by: Patty S.03/30/2009
Great Product So glad that I bought this for hitching up my little camper to my 2006 Jeep Liberty. Great product. Will not have to do the "hitch Dance" in order to hook up. This is something you really need to have when you have the spare tire on the back of your vehicle. 1697
by: Mike08/29/2008
Excellent Product I have a RAV4 with an external spare tire and a factory hitch. This extender allows me to use a hitch mounted bike rack with at least 8 inches of clearance from the spare tire. It allows you to use a anti-rattled pin unlike other products I've tried. 1244
by: Bill C08/22/2014
Great!! Used the extender this weekend to put a couple of bicycles on my Jeep Wrangler to ride Idaho's Hiawatha Trail. I really appreciated their upgrading the shipping for no extra charge so I was sure to have it on time for the trip. Best service I have had. 148133
by: Ed04/28/2016
I purchased a 7 inch hitch extender. It was delivered quickly and is of high quality. Only thing was it did not come with a 5/8" hitch pin so I bought this locally. There should have been a place where they offered a pin since you can't use this without one. 247225
by: Troy A.06/05/2015
I ordered the part on early Wednesday and it was in my hands on Thursday afternoon. Great customer service and the part arrived in great condition. I would highly recommend etrailer.com for all of your hitch needs. They had a great selection of parts. 200947
by: Rod P.10/20/2012
Very satisfied with product and any interaction with company associates. I was really impressed when they notified me they were upgrading my from the standard ground to priority. Outstanding! I would recommend Etrailer to everyone. Thanks Etrailer! 57735
by: Rod H07/20/2013
purchased a new utility trailer and after arriving home, realized the tailgate on my truck hit the top of the jack handle. this is just what i needed to shift the trailer aft a few inches. also, very fast shipping and great follow through. 90643
by: Reid05/21/2017
Trailer hitch extender arrived exactly as advertised and in only a few days-much faster than anticipated! etrailer kept me informed throughout the whole process. Great customer service! Will definitely buy from etrailer again in the future. 383345
by: Bill .06/22/2015
Works great! More impressed with the service of Etrailer. Dealt with them over a long period and have nothing but good thing to say about them. Speed of delivery is most impressive. Thanks for your larger selection and 'how to' videos. 206185
by: Doug03/21/2011
Great to extend out my hitch position. Got this b/c I have a Thule hitch mount bike rack and I want to be able to open my RX350 hatch w/o tilting the bike rack. Works perfect!! Really great service and communication from etrailer!! 9950
by: Joe F09/19/2014
I needed two extensions to for towing High Voltage Buried Fault Location equipment. Etrailer.com had what I was looking for while everyone else was on backorder. Great prices, fast shipping, 5/5, will use etrailer.com again. 152096
by: Doug R.04/27/2013
Arrived quickly and works perfectly with my bike rack. Now I can open and shut the tail gate of my crossover without manually lowering the rack! Especially useful with bikes on the rack. Thanks for the prompt service! 78102
by: Tiffany09/20/2014
Fits perfect. I purchased this for a 2009 Toyota Rav4, to be able to haul a hitch mounted bike rack and be able to clear the back tire. One thing I wished I would have noticed is that it doesn't come with a pin & clip. 152271
by: Greg S.03/20/2012
Product arrived earlier than expected. I needed an extension for a bike rack that didn't clear the spare tire on the back of my motorhome. This did the trick. Great product and great service from etrailer.com. 34500
by: jc09/13/2015
This was perfect for the Thule Vertex Swing bike rack I purchased. I have an oversized tire on the back of my Jeep Wrangler and this puts the bike rack out far enough for the bike rack to function properly. 225366
by: chilly willy06/27/2008
Very good extender This is a great product. My only concern is the play in my receiver. I am purchasing a hitch pin stabilizer/lock to help. Now my bike rack will clear my RV spare tire. Happy trails... 1007
by: Mark D02/12/2012
Nice quality and just the right length. It did have some place once installed into the receiver, but nothing that the anti-rattle clamp couldn't snug up and quiet down. Very happy with my purchase. 31612
by: Brad B.05/15/2017
I have ordered a number of things from etrailer and remember being surprised how quickly they arrived. The prices were reasonable and so far all the products have been high quality. Thanks 381154
by: MikeB08/18/2012
Extension was excellent quality with no concerns of future rusting welds. Holes sized and lined up properly unlike others I've used. Fast service. It was shipped the SUNDAY I ordered it. 52168
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Jeff Pilon opened his ninth CFL season with a new designation -- one he isn't taking lightly.
The starting right tackle is now the longest-serving Calgary Stampeders player due to the retirement of left guard Jay McNeil.
During his tenure with the Stamps, Pilon has learned how to conduct himself as a leader thanks to players such at McNeil, iron-man centre Jamie Crysdale and CFL Hall-of-Famer Rocco Romano.
"I feel fortunate to come back this year," said the 32-year-old. "Hopefully, down the road, guys will talk about me the way they talk about Jamie and Jay and some of the things they did.
"It's the same with Rocco and other guys who were here a long time. I try to be like those guys because they put so much into this team and put so much into themselves."
Over the past couple years, the Stamps have gone from having plenty of long-term veterans on the offensive line to being relatively young.
McNeil retired last season after a 14-year career, while Crysdale hung 'em up after the 2005 campaign.
Pilon got to see them evolve into the type of player who is looked to for guidance when things are going rough, but he won't change his style too much in terms of leadership.
"I've never been a vocal guy, never much scream or yell ... unless you tick me off," Pilon said.
"I don't believe in that kind of stuff. If you want to call me a leader, just follow what I do. I feel I practise pretty well and go about the game the right way.
"So that's all I really care about. Hopefully, down the road, they will say I worked the hardest."
The Stamps are not only dealing with trying to replace McNeil at left guard, but now they are also forced to fill the hole left by right guard Bobby Singh, who failed his physical Saturday and was released.
With the loss of Garrick Jones as a free agent, that leaves Pilon and centre Rob Lazeo as the only returning starters from last season, when the Stamps had the top-ranked offence in the CFL.
Pilon is frank in his evaluation he didn't have his best season in 2007, and he told head coach John Hufnagel that during off-season meetings.
Hufnagel said in his training-camp press conference Pilon was starting fresh with a new head coach but would be relied upon for leadership.
"Every year, you want to get better," Pilon said. "You always want to be the best you can, and you can never be satisfied.
"The old coaching saying is 'if you aren't getting better, you are getting worse.' So every time I step out there, I'd better be getting better.
"If you just continue doing what you are doing and think you are the best at something, you aren't doing what need to. You aren't focusing on doing the little things to improve."
Pilon misses Crysdale and McNeil, if for no other reason than they shared some great times and are good pals.
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Sheetz Expands Presence in Ohio with a New Store in Parma
Contest for First 50 People in Line to Win Thousands in Prizes
Aug 24, 2011, 14:25 ET from Sheetz, Inc.
ALTOONA, Pa., Aug. 24, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Sheetz, Inc. continues to grow south of Cleveland as tomorrow it will open a new store in Parma at 6767 Ridge Road.
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Doors to the 6,500 square foot store officially will open to customers at 11:00 a.m. Thursday, but contestants to be one of the first 50 in line will start lining up much earlier than that. These lucky Sheetz fans will win a $100 Sheetz Z-card and be among the first to enjoy the new Sheetz experience. Other Sheetz stores recently opened saw customers camped out for 12 hours or more in the excitement to win. Customers can play games to win prizes and enjoy samples of Sheetz food and beverages.
"It is always exciting for us to expand into a new area," said Stan Sheetz, President and CEO of Sheetz, Inc. "The Greater Cleveland market is wonderful and we are thrilled to begin serving the people of Parma."
Sheetz is also proud of its tradition of giving back to the communities in which it operates. Especially important to the organization is finding ways to be involved with today's young people. As part of the grand opening, the company will make a donation to Special Olympics Ohio. Sheetz has been a proud supporter of Special Olympics since 1992, making monetary and product contributions as well as providing event volunteers.
"Special Olympics has been something meaningful to everyone at Sheetz for 20 years. The relationship we have with the athletes, coaches and volunteers is one we respect and value and want to see continue to grow. We will do as much as we can to make the athlete experience memorable for them," adds Sheetz.
Sheetz will offer customers fresh food items like the MTGo! and Shweetz Bakery lines of sandwiches, wraps, donuts and muffins, along with the signature MTO® line of Angus beef burgers, premium grilled chicken sandwiches, freshly made salads, French fries, onion rings and more.
Sheetz Bros. Coffeez®, a full-service espresso and smoothie bar staffed by a trained barista is going to be available at the new store as well. Customers can order hand-made specialty coffee drinks including lattes, cappuccinos and mochas - hot, frozen or iced. Frozen fruit smoothies round out this popular specialty drink menu. For those who prefer to pour their own, Sheetz offers premium brewed self-serve coffees made from 100 percent Arabica beans in a variety of flavors such as Breakfast Blend, Serious Dark Roast, 100 percent Colombian and Hazelnut.
As always, customers will place their food and specialty coffee orders at touch-screen order kiosks. A surcharge-free ATM and variety of retailer gift and phone cards will be available to customers as well. The new store will also have a car wash on the lot.
Sheetz has a legacy of innovation, customer focus and employee development. The company's mission today is meeting the needs of customers on the go by providing fast and friendly service, quality products in clean and convenient locations.
Established in 1952 in Altoona, Pennsylvania, Sheetz, Inc. is one of America's fastest growing family-owned and operated convenience chains, with almost $5 billion in revenue for 2010 and more than 14,000 employees. The company operates 400 locations throughout Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Maryland, Virginia, Ohio and North Carolina. Sheetz provides an award-winning menu of MTO® subs, sandwiches and salads, which are ordered through unique touch-screen order point terminals. Sheetz currently is listed as one of The Best Places to Work in Ohio, Virginia, North Carolina and has ranked for nine consecutive years on the list of Best Places to Work in Pennsylvania. All Sheetz convenience stores are open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. For more information, visit www.sheetz.com.
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Posted: 22 Apr 2014 at 9:06am
What are realistic expectations for Charlie Blackmon for the entire season. Obviously he wont hit .400 but he did hit over .300 last year once he got regular playing time. Is .300, 15 HR, 70 RBI, 85 R and 20 SB a reach or is it realistic?
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|Quote Reply Posted: 22 Apr 2014 at 11:22am
IMO with Blackmon you have to make your guestimate and go with it until proven otherwise. The Rockies have a crowded outfield of relatively equal talent fantasy wise. Blackmon has the opportunity now so it's a matter of continuing to produce. That is only a guess with a player like Blackmon since he has show good and bad before. That and the fact that Dickerson may be a guy they have to give more starts to since he is so productive against right handed pitchers and does many things well.
I look at Blackmon as a good for now guy. While I wouldn't bet on him continuing to produce I wouldn't be against it either. Tyler Colvin had an incredibly good season a couple of years ago in Colorado so it can happen for anyone :-)
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|Quote Reply Posted: 22 Apr 2014 at 8:26pm
I think blackmon could be a good one.. Relatively High draft pick and he played well in AAA 185g 18hr 123rbi 29sb .384/.493./.877 PCL but he is also playing coors field.
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|Quote Reply Posted: 23 Apr 2014 at 10:18am
Blackmon was drafted 72nd over all as the 26th pick in the 2nd round of the MLB draft in 2008 so he wasn't relatively high or a must grab by any MLB club in a year when the draft was not so hot in the 2nd round for talent.
That aside he is putting up good stats now. He is in Colorado which boosts his stats. The fact that he plays center field may be what keeps him in the lineup give the depth of outfielders on the Rockies. Dickerson, Stubbs, and Barnes all do figure in the mix for playing time and both Dickerson and Barnes have showed well when in as Blackmon has so as time goes on we will see.
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I'd lower the RBI expectations to 50ish, and the BA to about .290. Otherwise, I think you're about right.
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So, I'm confused. How is this any different from launching VC/WiiWare from the SD menu?
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must go play, i never have enough room in system memory for all the crap i like to play with, keeping them on SD would be much better....now, if only i can encourage the wii to recognise my new SD card
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In honor of the national holiday and the weather outside, I decided to resurrect Pancake Sunday this morning and quickly whipped up the following:
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Dark, mysterious and a little bit kinky. If that's how you want your leather accessories, Fallen Angel is the brand you should know about. With Gothic designs in the vein of New York leather house Zana Bayne and London bondage label Fleet Ilya, this Manila brand is a leather design house that specializes in handcrafted leather accessories aimed at the modern and edgy fashion market.
Established last year, Fallen Angel is the brainchild of Trix Guevara, who saw a gap in the market and the need for edgy yet feminine accessories that don't conform to the norm. Fueled by her love of leather craft, the business specializes in custom belts, harnesses and corsets. Their leather pieces boast sophisticated craftsmanship and the use of carefully selected materials, which is said to reflect their "commitment to enduring quality." Each piece is made from real leather that should last for years with proper care.
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Director Gary DeRoest will lead the Curry/Del Norte Orchestra in a series of three classical concerts at Gold Beach, Crescent City and Brookings, April 27, 29 and 29, respectively.
The orchestra's musicians are all residents who donate their time to bring live symphonic music to residents of the Wild Rivers Coast.
This concert lineup includes "Under the Double Eagle," by Josef Franz Wagner. Often called "The Austrian March King," Wagner wrote some 400 compositions, 250 of which have been published. The title of his most famous march, "Unter dem Doppeladler" (Under the Double Eagle) refers to the double eagle in the old coat of arms of the Austro-Hungarian Empire.
Concert attendees will also enjoy "Ballet Egyptien" by Alexandre Luigini. Luigini was an Italian violinist, conductor and composer. "Ballet Egyptien" is his best-known work and is frequently performed as a concert suite.
Selections also include Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky's "Swan Lake" (from Act II). This was Tchaikovsky's first ballet, written in response to a commission from the directors of the Imperial Theaters of Moscow and premiered at the Bolshoi Theater in 1877. Act II features the love theme that is the most closely related to the ballet. The orchestra will also be performing the "Carmen Symphony" by Georges Bizet. This version was re-orchestrated in 2004 by Jose Serebrier.
A highlight of this season's concerts is Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's "Adagio for Violin and Orchestra," featuring violin soloist Jenna Barvitski. Holding a Bachelor of Music in Violin Performance with a minor in piano performance from Youngstown State University in Youngstown, Ohio, Barvitski has played with many orchestras, including the Youngstown Symphony Orchestra, the Warren Philharmonic Orchestra, and the South Florida Symphony Orchestra.
She is currently serving in AmeriCorps as a mentor at Klamath River Early College of the Redwoods in Crescent City.
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Just wondering, is there a minimum or maximum period of time that you can put your bikes rego on hold for?
Just wondering, is there a minimum or maximum period of time that you can put your bikes rego on hold for?
minimum of three months,max of a year at a time, can keep puting it on hold for another year at a time,if needed.
I know you used to be able to do it for 5years at a time don't think you can now tho.
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cheers, am i able to just do it over the phone? or do i have to hand in paperwork etc.?
How long is a piece of string mate????? how ever long you want it to be............
Do it on line before current rego status expires
Reading the back of my(overdue..Bugga)rego papers
it says you can do in shop, online or calling 0800 108 809
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'Fast' Harleys are only fast compared to stock Harleys.
Just remember if you put it on hold for say 6 mths then decide you want to get back on the road after only 5 mths you would have to pay the 6 mth rego, you cant even go in the week before the 6 mths is up and renew the rego, you have to wait till the 6 mths is up. So work out how long you actually want it of the road for and take it from there. If your not sure do it in 3 mthly stages, it doesn't cost you anything.
cheers, yeah..did it for 3 months online just then
One other tip, if you do find you need to put a vehicle back on the road within three months - you can always put the vehicle in someone elses name - in this case the new rego is NOT backdated and the existing registered owner does not have to pay either. As this costs $9 and rego can be $20 a month..........
I always thought it was 3 months minimum, and 12 months maximum. But if you decided 2 months after putting the registration on hold that you wanted to get the registration paid and up to date that you had to pay for 3 months registration (even though it was supposed to be on hold). Once you are past the first 3 months of your registration being on hold you then only have to pay the registration fee from the end of that first 3 months onward (its not backdated to when you orginally put the registration on hold).
My bikes registration is currently on hold. I put it on hold for 12 months at a time. (I didn't want to have to remember to get an extention every 3 months. And I knew I wouldn't be riding for a while. Which reminds me I best check when I need to extend this again). Also be aware that they can cancel your registration completely if you don't remember to extend it once the hold has expired. Mum learnt the hard way with my dads motorbike. She recieved no notice of the extention expiring, and suddenly recieved a letter stating that the bike had been deregistered.
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Cougars start conference schedule 4-1 in softball
The University of Minnesota, Morris softball team is tied for second in the Upper Midwest Athletic Conference standings at 4-1. The Cougars started the conference schedule by winning a game at Presentation College in Aberdeen on April 6, splitting on the road at Bethany on April 10, and winning both in a home double header versus Martin Luther on April 14.
The sweep of Martin Luther improves the Cougars' overall record to 7-15 on the season. They play four games at home this weekend - two against Crown on Friday and two with Northwestern on Saturday.
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The Cougars exploded for six runs in the top of the first inning, taking advantage of four walks by Presentation. By the end of the third, they led 12-0.
The power and production came from the sixth and seventh spots where Second baseman Heidi Miller and catcher Julie Rohling each had three RBIs apiece. Heather Briese and Kali Cordes each had two RBIs.
Every Cougar batter in the game reached base at least once.
Emily Mehr made her season debut, pitching one inning of relief for the winning pitcher, Tasha Johnson, who gave up just two runs on three hits.
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The Cougars and Saints played a second, non-conference game. Behind a first-inning grand slam by junior shortstop Britney Glisczinski, the Cougars once again used an early burst of runs to put the Saints in a deep hole. Glisczinski's round tripper ignited a 10-run first inning.
Then in the third inning, the Cougars put eight more on the board, taking advantage of two Presentation errors.
Cordes pitched four innings of one-hit ball for the win.
Glisczinski finished the game with six RBIs. Seven Cougars batted in runs in the game.
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The early session was a defensive battle in which the Cougars prevailed 4-2. Pitchers Tasha Johnson and Mehr combined on a five-hitter. Johnson went four innings, giving up two runs. Mehr earned the win with two innings of shutout ball.
The Vikings got on the board in the first inning, manufacturing a single run off a single, a stolen base, and a sacrifice bunt.
The 1-0 lead held until the top of the fifth when the Cougars strung together some hits, putting a runner in scoring position. Third baseman Diane Blommel bunt singled to move Cordes across the plate. After advancing on a wild pitch, Blommel scored on a centerfield double from junior Heather Briese.
The Vikings would even the score in the bottom half of the fifth.
Then, in the top of the seventh, Blommel doubled with one out. One batter later, Glisczinski doubled home Blommel. Mehr reached on a error by Bethany's third baseman and Glisczinski scored on the throwing error.
Mehr set down three outs in four batters to preserve the win in the bottom of the seventh.
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Mehr started game two and gave up three runs in three innings. That would be all Bethany needed as they cruised to a 7-2 victory on a four-hitter pitched by Abigail Popp.
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In game one, UMM went in front with a three-run first inning and cruised to a 9-3 win. Cordes went the distance giving up just three runs over seven innings. She walked only two batters.
Miller and Rohling provided scoring punch in the middle of the order, combining for five RBIs. The Cougars took advantage of six Martin Luther errors to manufacture runs.
In the first inning, center fielder Liz Leuty tripled down the left field line and scored on a passed ball. Glisczinski and Miller had base hits and came home on a Rohling single.
The Knights took back two runs in the third, but from there Cordes buckled down and made just one mistake, a sixth-inning home run to MLC's Brittany Jensen.
UMM put the game out of reach in the fourth inning. Miller doubled with the bases loaded, scoring Leuty and Blommel. Rohling then sacrificed, bringing Glisczinski across the plate. Johnson, playing first base, singled Miller home to give the Cougars an 8-2 advantage.
Cordes improved her record to 3-5 on the season.
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Martin Luther 3
In game 2, the Cougars stopped a late rally from Martin Luther to preserve a 6-4 win. Johnson pitched a complete game for the win.
Blommel, Leuty, and Miller at the top of the order provided early runs, boosting UMM to a 5-1 lead after four innings.
But in the top of the fifth, the Knights scored three times. With bases loaded and two outs, Johnson got Heather Korb to hit a dribbler to Blommel who threw home for the force out.
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SACRAMENTO – A train traveling from Chicago to Fresno struck a woman in Modesto Tuesday night.
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there are many out there who state that T-39 is the highest of the superdomes and i definitely agree with that statement. the issue i have been seeing is that there seems to be a lot of variation as to what T-39 really looks like - in my opinion i have not seen so many as people think are being posted - to me some i have seen posted up here are yes superdomesque but not really true T-39 - i have seen the difference between the true T-39 that I know is legit and service one but i am not speaking of the rolex service T-39 - those are pretty obvious when you see them - however there seem to be a lot of other variations floating around here and i dont know what they really are - here is my latest T-39 on a 5512 - i know it looks high but its legit - i look forward to any information
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T-39 too high for your 5512
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Cool watch Scott, I love the T39 but I rather prefer 19 on subs
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Building of the Day: 234 Clinton Street
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Name: Row house
Address: 234 Clinton Street
Cross Streets: Amity and Pacific Streets
Neighborhood: Cobble Hill
Year Built: 1884
Architectural Style: Late Italianate, with classical details
Architect: Fred Lockwood
Landmarked: Yes, part of Cobble Hill HD (1969)
The story: Cobble Hill is an elegant neighborhood, with fine examples of mid-19th century row house architecture on every block. Developed first as a suburban enclave for Manhattan businessmen, it soon became home to a varied collection of merchants, bankers and stock brokers. In 1858, the Long Island College Hospital was founded here, and it became a teaching hospital in 1860, which brought doctors and medical professionals into the neighborhood.
Both Brooklyn and Manhattan developers had a hand in shaping the neighborhood, so that by the 1880s most of the plots of land were filled, as speculative and commissioned housing rose. Unlike the mass, block-long developments elsewhere, Cobble Hill was developed in small groups, a couple of houses at a time. Numbers 234 and 236 Clinton Street came along quite late, in 1884, and are among the most elegant and attractive houses on this block.
The Italianate style had its peak in the 1860s, and styles had moved on, but Fred Lockwood, a local architect, still referenced the style here, but with an updated touch. The ornament is more refined, more classical, but has the Italianate heavy cornices, as well as detailed window lintels on brackets and a sophisticated entryway with brownstone pilasters and brackets. Lockwood, who did a great job here, mixed brownstone with brick and terra-cotta, creating more subtle color and texture. He added all kinds of goodies to the façade, with fine detailing everywhere, making the houses quite noticeable, in all the right ways, from the street.
One of the early owners, perhaps the first owner of the house, was Doctor Algernon T. Bristow. He was a Yale graduate, and got his medical degree in 1876 from the College of Physicians and Surgeons at Columbia. He was senior surgeon at the Long Island College Hospital and professor of surgery at LICH. In 1901, he was elected president of the Brooklyn Medical Society, and was also the editor of the New York Medical Journal. Dr. Bristow also was a visiting surgeon at Long Island College, Kings County and St. John's Hospitals, and consulting surgeon at Long Island State, Swedish, Coney Island and Brooklyn Hospitals.
With all of his expertise and experience, Dr. Bristow was only human. On March 12, 1913, he accidentally pricked his finger while operating on a woman, and it later became infected. He was being treated by three of LICH's top doctors, who thought they had halted the infection. On March 24, the New York Times announced that he was getting better. Two days later, he died of blood poisoning, here at his home. He was 62 years old. Ironically, he was the third doctor that month to be infected by a cut during surgery. Another doctor, also in Brooklyn, almost died when he sliced his arm during surgery. The third doctor, who was in Chicago, recovered, just barely. Today, 234 Clinton Street is home to four families. GMAP
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Yellow! Ugh, it was hard to find a bunch of different shades of yellow. I like yellow, but it's annoying. Happy Drawing Day!
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Yellow. The color of so many things: bananas, the sun, butterflies.... uh.... *****....
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