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Oral History of Pete Ellsworth
January 14, 2008
By Joyce McBride
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Joyce McBride: This is Joyce McBride and I'm interviewing Pete Ellsworth for the Show Low Historical Society Museum, and today's date is January 14, 2008. Pete, how are you doing today?
Pete Ellsworth: I'm doing very fine, thank you.
JM: Your family first came at the beginning of Show Low, really. Now, your, what was it? Your great great-grandfather came here?
PE: My great grandfather helped settle this area.
JM: Was he was one that pushed the, or lead the . . .
PE: Yeah, handcart company
JM: Hand cart
PE: Was it Edmund?
JM: I think it was Edmund
PE: All right, all right, yes, and then of course his, my grandfather was Abner Ellsworth. They lived here and helped settle this area. My grandfather was Abner, and his brother, they lived as neighbors down here and had all this country right in here.
JM: The handcart was from the East to Salt Lake City, right?
PE: Yes
JM: And then they were called down here?
PE: Called down from Salt Lake to this area.
JM: And that was in the 1880's?
PE: It would have had to been, yes, because my father was born here in this area in 1895, so.
JM: Wow, and your father's name was?
PE: Whittie, Whittie was my father's name, and his father was Abner.
JM: So you're a cousin of Moylen Owens then.
PE: Yes, Moylen��s mother and my father are brother and sister.
JM: Yes, Abner Ellsworth lived down by where the first road went through. Well, isn't that his house that is stands there on . . .
PE: Well, the big brick house that's still standing down there, they built it. And they burnt them brick and made them right not very far down here. And they put that big two-story 13-room brick house up. That was my grandfather's. And like I say, my great grandmother, she lived in a little two-room log cabin right down here pretty close to where my old barn is that's been tore down now.
She tells about the Indians that were around then. Right not very far up the draw here they had a fight one time amongst themselves and they killed this one, They called him Chief Petone. And the Indians took him right on up above here and put him up there, it was just a hole down in the ledge, and put him and his saddle and blankets and different things in there. When I was a small boy, my father took me to this place where he was buried down in the rocks. My father had a little bell that came out of that place.
Like I say, I was raised right here and I had quite a lot to do with the Indians. Not really me, but because my father did. Baha was the last chief of the White Mountain Apaches. Since then they have to what they call a Council. But Baha was also the son of Alchesay, and Alchesay was furnishing other Indians to the Military down at Fort Apache as guides for them.
I heard Baha tell my father this story. He told him that the officer in charge down there at Fort Apache told Alchesay, who was over these Indians that were guiding for them. He said, "I need the best man you've got to take a message from here to Globe, horseback, through country." So the next morning at daylight, Alchesay came across the fairgrounds there at Fort Apache and this boy of his, Baha, was riding a big buckskin horse. The officer there told him, he said, "I can't trust this to a little boy." He said, "That's the best I've got.���
So the officer sent Baha on with the message. He had to go down and cross White River and Black River and on through to Globe. He told my father that when he got to Globe, they told, the officers there told these men, said, "You give that boy a place to sleep and feed and you take care of his horse." And he said the next morning they got up and the boy was gone. The next day he showed up at Fort Apache again on this horse.
Baha always went down to, there used to be a flourmill down at Shumway. And then the 24th of July celebration in Snowflake, he always went to it. And he was very good friend of my fathers. So every time he came through he always pulled in right there where the old barn is and we put his horses in the enclosure there and fed them. He built a little fire out there and they camped there overnight, and then if they were going, they'd go on to Snowflake the next day. After the celebration, or for whatever reason he went, when they came back they'd always stopped and camped here again. Maybe I just, you know 10 or 12 years old, we milked here every morning and night, but my father owned some of this property about, well where the vet's place is. We'd take those cows up there in the daytime. But I was moving the cows, taking them on up to the field, and Baha was sitting near a little ball of fire. I'm not sure the sun was up yet. But his wife, or you can call it "squaw," whichever. Indians used to never mind. They always called their wives squaws. Nowadays the White man took that away from them, you know. But she was sitting there by that small fire cooking something on a little handmade grill, and Baha, he had a white undershirt on and he had a baby sitting on his lap. And he had a white bowl, small bowl. It wasn't a cup or anything. It was a bowl full of coffee, and it was steaming. Baha would take a sip of that and then he'd hold it up to that baby and that baby would take a sip of it. It was very; it impressed me that that little baby was drinking coffee. You know, and that hot.
Anyway, always my father every year he raised apples and squash and potatoes, and he would take a load of that stuff to the Reservation. And although Baha's place was out several miles this side of Whiteriver, but we always stopped there. Baha's wife always bought something.
What impressed me in them days was, you never sold an Indian anything with scales. They were afraid of them. You would take a bucket of apples and tell them, "This is 50 cents or a dollar," potatoes, the same. "That squash there is 50 cents," some 75, but you never weighed nothing to them.
We always went on down to the, there were three of them stores in Whiteriver. Nothing was never put out where you walked up like you do today and fill your basket. There was a counter and those squaws would come in there and gently have a blanket and sit down. And they would stand up there to the counter and motion to the fellow behind the counter. They didn't speak much English. They grunted a lot. They'd go "Ooo, can of coffee." He would set it on the counter and she would pay for it. Her pocketbook was always up under her blouse, and she'd pay. Then she would take that and put it on her blanket. Pretty quick she'd go again and she'd say, "Ooo," and this time it might be some sugar or it might be some flour in a small. . ., but anyway that's how they done their business of shopping.
JM: Was this a trading post?
PE: Yes, they was three of those trading posts in Whiteriver. And like I said, my father would stop at these different camps and he always hollered, "Musados! Breakon! Numbasic!" That's squash, apples and potatoes. Some of these squaws would come out from behind and they were very shy, but they would go over and, like I say, you sold them by the bucketful or by the squash. And they bought it. But it was very interesting to me, being the age I was.
JM: How old were you?
PE: I was, well, over the years, I probably from the time I was 8 years old until I was 12, you know. Go every year with my father.
JM: When were you born?
JM: Fourth of December of 1928, okay, so this was like in the '30s, during the Depression.
PE: Yes, yes Ma'am and you know, like I say, it was always in the fall, when my father raised a garden and they raised potatoes and squash and had the big orchard with apples and that. But every fall he took a load of stuff down and by doing that, a lot of times he would make enough money to buy his winter flour and sugar, maybe like that. He generally always went to Holbrook to buy your winter supplies.
We always had cattle and he sold his steers and that. Back in them days it was far different than it is today. He told me that one time he shipped 2 year-old steers by railroad to California for $15.00 a head. Back in them days you never had any of these big cattle trucks. All of the cattle left here on the railroad.
JM: So, that was the Apache Railroad?
PE: Yes, we would load them at three or four places. Right out here they had corrals with scales.
JM: That's like Bell's Siding, was one of them?
PE: Yes, and on up here to Sponsler and Bell and that, down at Snowflake. But they would send us in how many ever cars we needed and we would load them. And them cattle would be in those cars loaded until the train came by that night and picked them up and took them to Holbrook. And then they got on the Santa Fe and headed to California.
JM: So how many head of cattle could you have in those days? Did you have?
PE: Oh, we only had a small. This permit out here. They was three of us. Well, my father and my Uncle Abner and Joe Stocks and Howard Whipple, we all had a few head. But it was about a 300-head permit, so we had about a hundred head. And I eventually bought my Uncle Abner's cattle permit and then, later on, I bought all of my father's permit from my brother Lamell. But anyway, I ended up with the permit and then when we sold it, by that time there was only Chet Adams and Joe Stocks and myself that owned the permits. So we sold them. Elroe Ellsworth wanted to buy the permit. They wanted to sell, so I sold with them.
JM: What year about was that?
PE: It would be at least 20 years ago that we sold.
JM: Who's still running cattle here? Larry Whipple's got some, doesn't he? Does Chet still?
PE: Yeah, see, Larry Whipple's dad was in on this permit. And after he passed away, Larry sold his permit. But he split it between Joe Stocks and Chet Adams and me. We each took a third of his permit.
JM: So is anyone else, is anyone running cattle at at anymore up here?
PE: Elroe still runs cattle out there. Larry, I think, has a permit or even some leased land down by Woodruff or in that area. I think he still runs a few cattle.
JM: I just don't know how that works with the permits. I know you probably still have cattle, but have it on your own land. Right? The permit was to use Forest Service land, right? Used to be everybody had their own cows around. Moylen told me about that community pasture that used to be on the other side?
PE: That's right there where the airport is now. And all, everybody had a milk cow or stuff. They turned it out there in the day and then they'd go get it at night, you know and that.
But Bill Bourdon that was just east of Show Low here, was the big cattle owner in them days. His country run from up here east of Lakeside at Sponsler Mountain clear to the Colorado River over by this side of Joe City. He had six townships of range in there.
I went to work for him right after we were married and I worked two years on the Bourdon Ranch out there at Silver Creek. The first year I spent by myself in a cow camp down this side of Woodruff, me alone and 3 head of horses. (Laughs)
JM: You got to learn how to talk horse, didn't you?
PE: Yeah
JM: Well, I hear you have a way with animals.
PE: Oh, I don't know about that. I enjoy animals and like I say, I went to work out. My father was a good cattleman. Larry's father, Howard Whipple, a good cattleman. And of course they all had boys, but they were smaller than me.
I was the biggest boy of the people that had cattle, so I was the one they got to tease all the time, you know. They would throw a rope from one horse to the other and try to get my horse to jump and kick and that. I kept telling them, I said, "One of these days it's turn around." So after I got to be a teenager and they were getting older, then I'd get my rope down and they'd say, "Oh don't do that!" Well, they was awful good to me. I had a lot of fun.
Like I say, I went to work at Silver Creek for Bill Bourdon and Art Hancock was the new foreman there. He was as good a cowman at they was in this country. I learned a lot from him. So consequently, how I learned about cattle, and I enjoyed it so.
JM: Well, yes! Hancock! So Hancock worked for Bourdon?
PE: Yes, Bourdon had another foreman that had just quit and so Art was running a ranch over south of Flagstaff. Bill Bourdon got Art to come and take this ranch. So we were taking our cattle on out to Bell's Siding to ship them and Bill Bourdon came by in a pickup. He asked them guys, said, "Is Pete in the crowd?" They said, "He's up there with the cattle." He said, "Tell him I want to talk to him."
So I rode back to his pickup. He said, "Pete, I want to hire you."
And I said, "Well I've got to ship these cattle for my father next couple of days." He said, "Just as soon as you can, you roll your bed and come to Silver Creek."
And so I did. Art Hancock had been there four days when I got there, so but the cattle. It was in the fall and they was all being moved down toward the country down toward the Colorado River. He had two cow camps down there that a man stayed in all winter long. And Art Hancock stayed in the one that what they call "Point of the Mountain," and I stayed at the other one, down at Hay Hollow.
I spent the winter by myself down at Hay Hollow. Then summer came. There at Silver Creek, Bourdon had some cabins right there. I told him I wanted to bring my wife out, and we lived in one of those cabins there at Silver Creek.
JM: What did you do out there by yourself.
PE: Well, this might seem funny, but they had probably 75 or 80 bulls. And the bulls was all took away from the cows in the wintertime and not put back until spring, or until middle of summer so the cows, at this elevation, would have them calves about March. Well, down in this hay hollow on the east pasture was the bull pasture. They had all these bulls in there. Up in one of the big cedar trees they had a big wagon box put up there. When they would come with a little truck and that, they'd bring this cottonseed sacks. They'd put up into this box. My job was to go over and get the bulls all together, go get them sacks out of there and feed the bulls in these big, long troughs. These bulls all had horns, big Hereford bulls. This whole herd was straight Herefords. But when you started scattering that cottonseed down one of them toughs there'd be a bull right there behind you. And another would hook him and he might come over the top of you. But it always, I hated to feed them bulls, and that's what I had to do. Anyway, that was one of my chores.
There they was miles of fences and you always took fence pliers and staples and wire and, as you rode fences, if there was any fences down you repaired fences. There was different chores like that.
Then about November they weaned the calves, and they always weaned the calves at the hay hollow. So it was my job to feed the calves there at the hay hollow. Just different chores like that.
JM: Was that place because there was less snow there?
PE: Yes, yes there was a lot less snow down there. But we weaned some calves sometimes when it was right down almost to zero. You'd almost freeze to death.
They had a pretty big remuda. Summertime when they had four or five cowboys, each cowboy had about five head of horses that you grained all the time, because you rode every day. When I went to Hay Hollow, they sent three of the most ignorant horses they had with me. Because nobody else would ride them so that was my herd for the winter. I had one paint horse that when you'd go to get on him, he'd just run backwards and fall over with you. Sometimes he'd hit you with a front foot. He was just plumb ignorant. But because I was young and the only one that would ride him, they give him to me. So that's how I (laughs.)
JM: So it was your job to break the horses, too. Right? You grew up here and went to Show Low at Snowflake, and is that where you met Betty?
PE: The little schoolhouse here was a four-room, you know. So no transportation and this was an old dirt road. Lot of times in the wintertime, the snow was up to your knees. But my folks started me into first grade when I was five years old. I think they wanted to get rid of me, is what.
JM: Were you the oldest child?
PE: No! I was next to the youngest. I had a brother older than me and two sisters and then me. But I have a certificate that I was never late nor absent when I was in the first grade. I walked from here to that school and back at night, sometimes in snow, but.
JM: Your brother and sisters walked with you though, huh?
PE: My sister next to me walked with me, but my two, older brother and older sister, why they were in high school and sometimes the bus would come part way and pick them up. Then after I graduated from the 8th grade, and I believe there was about maybe 8 of us in the 8th grade. But anyway, I rode bus for 4 years to Snowflake. And that's where I first met Betty Jo.
Betty Ellsworth: I was born here.
JM: You were from Show Low too?
BE: But I was raised in Snowflake.
JM: What was your maiden name?
BE: Warner
JM: Warner?
PE: She had two racquets for tennis. I didn't have any.
JM: I see
PE: So I'd say, ���Betty Jo, lets ditch 4th period study hall and go play tennis. You get your racquets, so I'll have one." (Laughs)
JM: That would be your date, huh?
PE: I'd use hers. But anyhow, that's how we got closer together, playing tennis.
JM: So, what year did you get married?
JM: 1946 huh
PE: Right out of high school
JM: Oh! Right out of high school. You didn't go into the War because you were still in school.
PE: Right, yeah.
JM: Did your father or older brother?
PE: My older brother did. He was in the Second World War.
JM: What was his name?
PE: Monroe
JM: Monroe
PE: Yes, had quite a stretch of it. The Germans were still into North Africa when he, he went in with the invasion into North Africa. From there after, they went into Sicily, the islands at the foot of uh . . .
JM: Italy?
PE: Then from there, he went up to the Ansel Beach Head in one of the big deals there. Then he went in on the second invasion into Southern France, when Patton and them went into Southern France he was in on that invasion. He was clear over into Austria when the War was over, so he got to see quite a bit of it.
I had an uncle, my mother's brother. He was in France and Belgium, and in the Belgium Bulge he got killed there in that. My mother's brother.
JM: What was his name?
PE: Lavon Moody
JM: Moody?
PE: Yes, my mother was, she come out of Thatcher area and her father had a couple of stores and a pool hall and that. But my father had only went to the 4th grade. And so after he got to be pretty well up in his teens and that, they had a deal at Eastern Arizona called a Preparation deal, or uh. Anyway, he went horseback from here down across Whiteriver and that. And he rode into Thatcher and went to Eastern Arizona. That's where he met my mother. He went on a Mormon mission into Arkansas and into that country and when he come back, why him and my mother traveled to Salt Lake City to be married.
JM: They took the Honeymoon Trail? Or by that time, they probably didn't have to do the Honeymoon Trail anymore, just public transportation then. You were telling me how you met playing tennis. A cowboy playing tennis. This is interesting! That must have been love.
PE: Well, I probably shouldn't say this, but I really loved athletics in school, you know. My senior year I was Captain of my football team and Captain of the basketball team. But it was a little school and there was no such thing like today where this is 5, this is 4, this 3 and that. You were a school in the State. And by playing in the North Tournament we win 3rd up there so we went on to the State. This was when I was a sophomore. And the schools in the State then, the big ones, was Mesa, Phoenix Union, Casa Grande, Coolidge, Tucson. That's all the schools that was in the Valley, you know. But anyway, them's the teams we had to play and it would be just like a bunch of 3rd graders playing the Varsity now, you know. But, like I say, we won 3rd in the North Tournament and went to the State Tournament, which was pretty good for a little school like we had. I enjoyed it. But she'd beat me playing tennis, so. But, I was getting out of study hall, see.
JM: Yes, that's the important part. (Laughs)
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text: which one has h-scènes and which one you uploaded ?bOAwUser2011-12-18 at 23:47 UTC4this doesnt have h-scenes...because if it does, it wouldnt be release here...it will be release on sukebei instead of here.zakarutoUser2011-12-19 at 00:16 UTC5Your reasoning is off, i remember fate stay night been uploaded here (has h-scenes).clousUser2011-12-19 at 03:56 UTC6Any chance of instructions for installation? Assumed the usual mounting deal, but having some issues. darczon69User2011-12-19 at 07:01 UTC7EX ( ecstasy) has the h-scenes and additional content; ME is the memorial edition; I'm not sure what variant this is and also I'm not sure what's the difference between "regular" and ME...luongphanhienUser2011-12-19 at 09:44 UTC8LB! have six female main characters, EX have nine with H scenes, ME is EX (9 characters) without H-scenes. BlackbirdUser2012-01-03 at 21:18 UTC91. First you should mount it and installed it2. Run the english patch3. Copy cracked into your Little Buster Folder.darczon69User2012-01-22 at 19:53 UTC10Soooo...what variant is this? EX or regular? :DryuciUser2012-05-04 at 18:25 UTC11hi i'm still new at this and my japanese isn't very good, so, i want to ask, after i install this game, i can't seem to play it or something, because there's a sign saying "REALLIFE" and the words below is japanese.... so, can anybody tell me what to do... i really apreciate it... thx beforeryuciUser2012-05-04 at 18:28 UTC12sorry, what i meant is "REALLIVE"Const2kTrusted2012-05-08 at 16:51 UTC13Regular LB! takes 1 DVD while both EX and ME are two-disc games. So this is a regular LB!.Also, TLWiki has moved and the patch is now available at http://tlwiki.org/index.php?title=Little_Busters!YurippechanUser2012-05-10 at 22:37 UTC14Lol I downoaded Little Busters Ex on accident and I don't want to waste anymore bandwidth so I guess I 'll have to play Little Busters Ex :(IcynessUser2012-08-11 at 12:54 UTC15So is this EX or Regular version? ._.brdh1996User2012-08-13 at 09:22 UTC16Sorry Virus found not really worth the risk :/CoffeeprinceUser2012-10-06 at 23:57 UTC17For anyone else that couldn't get REALLIVE.exe to open after installation and all, don't forget to make sure you have the LB.iso mounted in your virtual drive. Haha. PjuppUser2012-10-28 at 07:17 UTC18How do I install this with the patch, I'm an idiot and therefore very useless when it comes to this.Post a comment:You need to be logged in to post a comment.You need to be logged in to use the chatbox.[Omnicat] <Nyaa> Reminder: Any Facebook/Twitter/social media/etc. account that tries to look like an official NyaaTorrents account is fake. NT itself and #firstname.lastname@example.com are the only official communication channels.[Omnicat] <Nyaa> We will of course be playing Star Citizen. If you have a game package, you can join our subversion efforts right here. See you in the 'verse![10-31, 18:12] <shaddrag> I have worse than bad Internet and I don't even download those starved re-encodes xD[10-31, 18:11] <klaudinnei> tokyo ghoul vol. 02 uncensored came out today in Japan, when they post here.[10-31, 18:10] <herkz> No one gives a fuck about people with bad Internet. Just download the 480p release instead.[10-31, 17:59] <[TRVE]> That made me curious.[10-31, 17:58] <[TRVE]> Oh, and could you please explain how "joint stereo" degrades quality?[10-31, 17:54] <[TRVE]> And in general, people are dumb. For example, some Russian rippers maintained the unshakeable belief that for CBR 320 you had to use LAME 3.93.1 and no other version because the frequency cut-off for this version is set really high, so you get spectres that looked like those of a CD. If this sounds both shady and dumb to you - it is. But you couldn't convince them otherwise, because "just do a spectral analysis, man".[10-31, 17:48] <[TRVE]> OnDeed: Many frontends simply used presets instead of gathering data and generating a command line. 320 kbps CBR would be "insane" and that is set to "stereo" per default. People would just select "320" and click start without bothering with details. Also, with MS joint stereo, you'll get an even higher bitrate per channel, so why not use that.[10-31, 17:34] <no9bra> Ref [NR] Psycho-Pass 2 - 04 [480p] [AnimeRG].mkv deletion - THINK OF THE CHILDREN - with crap data plans.[10-31, 17:29] <isamaa> anyone getting this problem or just me? nyaa's page didn't show any picture, it was just white blank[10-31, 17:22] <Zurl> Johj[10-31, 17:12] <hazardous> also no ebola vaccine too. ebola virus is man-made.[10-31, 15:29] <Artemix> A question for the experts, what is the limiting quality factor that produces a frying-like sound when I hear songs with multiple voices, for example some of the Queen songs.[10-31, 15:28] <xell17> no kissing, no touching. :[[10-31, 15:28] <xell17> don't touch your friends~[10-31, 15:28] <xell17> ebola[10-31, 14:43] <MisterDonut> what is a google[10-31, 14:30] <124997186> How to download it? I am a freshman[10-31, 14:16] <OnDeed> 160kbps per mono channel is quite high, even for MP3, after all, so I'm pretty sure not using joint stereo despite it actually being helpful would not cause audible damage[10-31, 14:15] <shaddrag> For the record, my 320kbps mp3's are fine to my non-elitist ears.[10-31, 14:12] <OnDeed> "<[TRVE]> And I maintain what I said before: 320 kbps mp3 sounded and sometimes still sounds like crap because people didn't change the default settings and encoded both channels fully." --- where do you get this from? In reality, I think many codecs disable joint stereo or mid-side coding when on higher bitrates *to prevent quality degradation*. That might actually include Lame, though I'm not sure[10-31, 13:46] <Atlus> (´◔౪◔)[10-31, 13:40] <shaddrag> They were so young, RIP in peaces.[10-31, 13:22] <supernut64> rip ;_;7 go with hs then[10-31, 13:21] <[TRVE]> Kaylith is dead.[10-31, 13:18] <supernut64> also, kaylith, nabi[10-31, 13:14] <supernut64> when will commie die[10-31, 13:13] <nabi1103> so commie or hs for shigatsu guys?[10-31, 12:46] <shaddrag> You could at least have the courtesy to link the file you are referring to, not that it would help you get assistance anyway.[10-31, 12:01] <xenoforce> [TouhouProject] [MP3] Super Best Trance Ultimate Collection[10-31, 12:00] <xenoforce> please seed this file for finish my download thx[10-31, 10:26] <nano02kg> thx[10-31, 10:07] <shaddrag> "will it work with my toaster?"[10-31, 08:54] <sarachikorita> I think in the real world people don't really care about that extra bit of quality or that extra few bytes of compression, they want to know, "will it work with my player?"[10-31, 08:48] <ravil> Ank is gay[10-31, 08:45] <sarachikorita> For what you share with others, if you use some hipster format nobody else uses, people are gonna need special software, they're just gonna turn around and say fuck you, and download from someone else who uses a better-supported format.[10-31, 08:45] <[TRVE]> And I maintain what I said before: 320 kbps mp3 sounded and sometimes still sounds like crap because people didn't change the default settings and encoded both channels fully. They effectively got the sound of 160 kpbs. Nobody in their right mind used the Fraunhofer encoder even back then, LAME was and still is the way to go.[10-31, 08:42] <sarachikorita> FLAC is common and has good support; it being open source is a plus. Wavpack and TTA may be open source but about nobody uses them - if they use anything else it's the proprietary and semi-proprietary formats ALAC, SHN and APE. What you use for your own stash is your business but IMO it's daft to use anything but FLAC for lossless.[10-31, 08:41] <[TRVE]> As long as there is no hardware support without patching the firmware, anything other than FLAC has no future.[10-31, 07:57] <BaeOonk Hke> its amazing web site its easy to download any anime on 1080p[10-31, 07:47] <junh1024> Wavpack, otoh, is open sauce, and supported just well amonst my tools, has a few benefits over FLAC (sometimes smaller size), and so I can suggest WV as a lossless codec.[10-31, 07:46] <junh1024> Although TAK may have the best lossless compression, it's a proprietary codec, and isn't supported well enough amonst my tools to warrant switching to it.[10-31, 07:45] <junh1024> 320kps MP3 ripped from aeons ago may sound crap simply because the encoders were crap back then. Modern encoders like LAME on 320kps now should sound better than any back then.[10-31, 07:44] <junh1024> http://www.opus-codec.org/comparison/quality.png < note how the graph stop at about 128kps. This is about when the low-delay restriction of Opus is apprently detrimental. AAC has served us well for many years, and will continue doing so. There's new xsns for AAC being developed, too.[10-31, 06:46] <Denkoko> We may lost Kaylith, but at least Hadena is coming back, right guys?[10-31, 05:58] <Rin2K> Sometimes ( ͡ ° ͜ʖ ͡ °), sometimes ( ͡º ͜ʖ ͡º), on rare occasions ( ͡ ͡° ͜ ʖ ͡ ͡°)[10-31, 05:39] <zaturama007> What color is your HUEHUEHUEHUEHUEHUEHUEHUEHUEHUEHUEHUEHUE?[10-31, 04:28] <Rin2K> xdddddddd[10-31, 04:10] <Raishin> who dont have a kanojo? go to kanojo.jp XD[10-31, 03:53] <Stinky Cheez> What's the point..? Ask a Spaniard/Latino, Druid, or Egyptian =)[10-31, 03:38] <Denkoko> Kaylith is kill[10-31, 03:18] <zynerix> つ ◕_◕ ༽つ KAYLITH GIFF SHIGATSU つ ◕_◕ ༽つ[10-31, 03:02] <poyoyon202> OKOK[10-31, 02:33] <OnDeed> (that thing about mp3s rotting on harddrives was of course a troll, somebody made that tongue-in-cheek a while back)[10-31, 02:33] <OnDeed> well, Lame was available in 2002-2003 IIRC with good quality[10-31, 02:16] <BreakYourNeko> Lol at people talking about MP3 degrading over the years a few hours ago. The reason they sound bad is because they used a bad encoder. Not all MP3s even at the same bitrate are equal. A lot of mp3 encoders up to somewhat recently were very bad.[10-31, 01:03] <Artemix> Didn't Halloween end a few days ago or something?.[10-31, 00:55] <SneakiestNEG> Apparently my monarch is on a state visit to Japan. Wonder if he will go to Akiba and buy some hentai, visit a maid cafe and hump Gundam.[10-30, 23:38] <Rin2K> u be illin'[10-30, 23:35] <sephirotic> Go to a costume party with a cool costume and profit.[10-30, 23:30] <Senzura> are u a giril[10-30, 22:59] <cyatek> i'll be ur gf[10-30, 22:57] <Senzura> I have no gf to celebrate it with whats the point?[10-30, 22:29] <Rin2K> wish*[10-30, 22:29] <Rin2K> u whish.[10-30, 22:27] <MichaelMyersIsKawaii> Halloween Is Coming Boo[10-30, 22:02] <vivan> no[10-30, 22:00] <shaddrag> no[10-30, 21:55] <itspossibleyo> is there anyone here please ?[10-30, 20:20] <RaptorX3> hello[10-30, 19:44] <Zurl> Johj.[10-30, 19:02] <Artemix> pfff.. I still have a 850 Seagate HDD from 1996. I use it to boot Windows 95.[10-30, 18:34] <()blivion> My 160GB IDE I have had since 2007 just died from this.[10-30, 15:41] <sephirotic> That's Old but GOLD Senzura.[10-30, 14:33] <Tysonblast> "rotational velocidensity" still gets me every time[10-30, 14:31] <Lunarfang7789> Ok I know I asked already by I forgot to look, How long till Pri Para Naisho? ;([10-30, 14:21] <Artemix> From that char comparison FLAC is the boss.[10-30, 14:10] <eraser> nice meme[10-30, 14:06] <Senzura> I started collecting MP3s in about 2001, and if I try to play any of the tracks I downloaded back then, even the stuff I grabbed at 320kbps, they just sound like crap. The bass is terrible, the midrange…well don't get me started. Some of those albums have degraded down to 32 or even 16kbps. FLAC rips from the same period still sound great, even if they weren't stored correctly, in a cool, dry place. Seriously, stick to FLAC, you may not be able to hear the difference now, but in a year or two, you'll be glad you did.[10-30, 14:06] <Senzura> Hearing the difference now isn't the reason to encode to FLAC. FLAC uses lossless compression, while MP3 is 'lossy'. What this means is that for each year the MP3 sits on your hard drive, it will lose roughly 12kbps, assuming you have SATA – it's about 15kbps on IDE, but only 7kbps on SCSI, due to rotational velocidensity. You don't want to know how much worse it is on CD-ROM or other optical media.[10-30, 12:43] <blackrepo> Retrying (sorry Nyaa) Robomaru Play Store[10-30, 12:41] <blackrepo> fail[10-30, 12:40] <blackrepo> Derp. Formatted: [b]Robomaru[b] Play Store link[10-30, 12:38] <blackrepo> Robomaru - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.nizlumina.robomaru[10-30, 12:37] <blackrepo> Sooo guys. I created an Android app for subbed release (auto increment for eps, targeted RSS mode, etc). Just pair it with Flud or aTorrent and you're set for the season.[10-30, 12:07] <Nyaa> I imagine 1.3.1 is just around the corner.[10-30, 12:05] <Nyaa> http://www.rarewares.org/files/lossless/flac-1.3.0-x64-icl.zip is legit.[10-30, 11:59] <[TRVE]> Is 1.3 stable and if yes, will we get a Windows build?[10-30, 11:27] <Nyaa> Related[10-30, 11:24] <Nyaa> Also, FLAC has checksumming on by default.[10-30, 11:22] <Nyaa> Note that FLAC is being actively developed (again).[10-30, 11:21] <Nyaa> http://wiki.hydrogenaud.io/index.php?title=Lossless_comparison[10-30, 11:01] <coldhell> TAK encodes far faster than FLAC and it produces smaller files (5-20% from my test), so there is no reason for you to use FLAC on PC.[10-30, 10:50] <[TRVE]> At that point I simply rip the CD to FLAC just to be done with it.[10-30, 10:49] <[TRVE]> Unfortunately for me, the music I listen to often has noisy instruments and is mastered by idiots with two left hands. MP3 sometimes turns this into a wall of noise.[10-30, 10:46] <[TRVE]> MP3 at 320kbps CBR is a bad choice because people tend to forget that this setting automatically uses "full stereo" (for a lack of a better term) which encodes both channels as is. At "joint stereo" the result is alright for many recordings. And yes, both that and VBR V0 are the technical limits of mp3.[10-30, 10:40] <[TRVE]> Oh, were we talking about audio tracks for motion pictures?[10-30, 09:48] <sephirotic> Also, FLAC is good as storage/future-proofing? Yes, for MUSIC, not for anime, for fuck sake. For anime it's completely pointless. I've chopped off over 300gb of pure useless audio data in the last years just from reencoding my animus ST from FLAC to AAC. Call this useless data. We don´t need to worry with "future-proofing" for video's audio. AAC will be supported indefenitely even when a new format come up. No one needs the extra quality preserved for transcoding in video format, not even AMV makers. Hell, even mp2 is still supporter today, a format over 20 yeras old. Even if you need to re-transcode an anime episode you could just remux the Audio anyway, so no lossy-lossy conversion issues.[10-30, 09:44] <sephirotic> No, 320kbs mp3 are horrid choice. VBRV0 has better otimization than CBR 320 and is a more efficient setting for Lame. Despite this V0 is also overkill. Even tough mp3 has problem with several samples, for most stuff it'll become completely transparent at V2 (~200kbps) even with people with above the average hearing.


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Senior center Joseph Peebles led the Dragons with 24 points and 13 rebounds as Delta Charter (16-7, 13-1 MVL) held the advantage over the Titans (11-3, 7-7 MVL) through the first half and then took a solid lead in the third quarter.
Junior guard Jordan Thornton had six assists and scored 11 points, including 3-of-7 from 3-point range.
The Dragons already had the league title in hand after a 70-52 win at home on Friday, Feb. 8, over the Stockton Christian Eagles.
In that game, Peebles scored 21 points and had 14 rebounds and sophomore DeAndre Ragsdale tallied 16.
West 84, Stagg 53
The Wolf Pack rode a 20-point halftime lead to a victory in their last game of the regular season on Friday, Feb. 8, Stagg High in Stockton.
Junior guard Kenneth Daye led the Wolf Pack (18-9, 5-5 Tri-City Athletic League) with 18 points, including four 3-point shots.
West also hit 10 3-pointers, including five in the first quarter, against Stagg (5-22, 0-10 TCAL).
Senior guard Justin Saar hit three outside shots on his way to 11 points and senior Michael Young hits two outside shot and 10 points in all.
West finishes the season in fourth place in the league but has a spot in the Sac-Joaquin Section Division I playoffs because of the team's 18 wins.
Millennium 54, Sierra Ridge/Rite of Passage 35
The Falcons claimed a critical win on Tuesday, Feb. 12, at Sierra Ridge/Rite of Passage in San Andreas.
Millennium (15-12, 5-5 Central California Athletic Alliance) needed the 15th win in order to qualify for the Sac-Joaquin Section Division V playoffs.
The Falcons finished the league season in third place behind Brookside Christian of Stockton and Elliot Christian of Lodi.
The Falcons took a 14-2 lead in the first quarter Tuesday and continued to outscore the Rams (10-10, 4-6 CCAA). Junior Derritt Scarver scored 15 points, including 7-of-10 free throws, and senior Mark DeWitt scored nine.
Millennium also got a 43-27 win on Friday, Feb. 8, at West High against the Stone Ridge Christian Knights.
Scarver scored 10 points for the Falcons, all in the third quarter, to extend the team's lead over the Knights (1-19,
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Kimball High brought intensity to its last game of the season on Tuesday, Feb. 12, against visiting Weston Ranch, but it wasn't enough to hold back a taller and faster Cougars team.
The Cougars put their speed and outside shooting skills to work in the second quarter, by hitting five of their team's 10 3-point shots.
Even after Kimball picked up the pace in the third quarter the Jaguars were unable to close in.
Before Tuesday's game it was clear that the Jaguars (13-14, 5-9 Valley Oak League) wouldn't make playoffs this year.
Coach Joe Lawrence said the Jaguars held up well against the Cougars (19-8, 13-1 VOL), who share the league title with Sierra High.
He added that it's still a step forward for the Kimball team, which finished with the best record so far in three years of boys varsity basketball.
"I'm glad they didn't give up on the season," Lawrence said. "We played a really good team tonight. They seemed very athletic. I'm glad the kids played hard the whole season. Hopefully, we can keep building on that."
On Friday, Feb. 8, the Jaguars won 64-61 at Lathrop High. The Spartans (8-17, 4-10 VOL) held a 33-26 halftime lead, but Kimball caught up in the third quarter and pulled ahead in the fourth.
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It was ok. I got mine to go but the noodles don't hold well enough to drive home. I will have to try dine-in next time.
489 River Highway, Mooresville, NC 28117
While I've had good success & enjoyed the food at other locations, this new location has caused gluten cross-contamination issues on my last 2 visits. The food and service are sub-par, and the staff are still not knowledgeable at all regarding their menu, certainly not about GF. It has only been open about 2 weeks, but this location is incredibly disappointing. Hoping it will improve but it will be a long time before I would consider giving it a final chance.
10638 Perry Highway, Wexford, PA 15090
Love all of the gf options - esp the pesto!
50 Boston Turnpike, Shrewsbury, MA 01545
Great chicken pad Thai noodle !
4712 North University Street, Peoria, IL 61614
Awesome gluten free rice pasta! Let them know you have celiac disease/allergy and they will be extra careful when handling your food. I have never had a problem eating at Noodles & Company.
2727 W 75th St, Naperville, IL 60540
They have gluten free pasta. Order with shrimp. Alert manager to your allergy. I did not get a celiac reaction.
3119 Crooks Road, Troy, MI 48084
I'm disappointed. I found a non-gf noodle mixed in with my gf noodles. I'm just praying I don't get sick.
7216 NE Cornell Rd, Hillsboro, OR 97124
Excellent. My wife is gf and she said the paata was cooked perfect, unlike some place s that undercook it. Manager talked with us after and was quite knowledgeable. They have a rice pasta at no cost but mgr recommends the additional couple of bucks for the upgrade. mgr Just better when cooked. Big servings. Consider the small if not very hungry.
14241 Centreville Square, Centreville, VA 20121
two gf noodle options
7320 Baltimore Avenue, College Park, MD 20740
I ordered the pasta rosa with supposedly gluten free noodles and got sick within a few minutes. They can't guarantee no cross contamination.
2560 E 3rd St, Bloomington, IN 47401
Fairly knowledgable about gluten free prep; great for a quick, cheap meal! Several options: a couple Italian pasta dishes and pad Thai are available as well as the usual salads.
903 Indiana Ave, Indianapolis, IN 46202
They have a suggested menu of gluten-free items ranging from pasta, soups and salads.
28 Old Mill Blvd, Washington, PA 15301
Numerous rice noodle options in addition to gluten free fusili. Gluten free pasta can be substituted for all non GF dishes. Separate cookware is used upon request.
219 Daniel Webster Highway, Nashua, NH 03060
. Not bad. Decent choices with rice noodles.
219 Daniel Webster Highway, Nashua, NH 03060
Poorly trained staff and cross contamination. After informing of gluten free needs, was told they were out of grilled chicken and offered breaded chicken. Caesar salad ordered without croutons had crouton crumbs.
4193 Riverdale Rd, Ogden, UT 84405
I love them. I always get the pesto with GF rice noodles. Delicious and the staff is knowledgeable.
1600 Warren St, Mankato, MN 56001
SO many options and they are super careful when preparing food for gluten-sensitive people! This is by far my favorite restaurant!
219 Daniel Webster Highway, Nashua, NH 03060
Understanding of GF options, they asked me if they needed to prepare gf for an allergy or just to avoid it so they could prepare it properly. good selection of natural sodas also
2274 N Eagle Rd, Meridian, ID 83646
very knowledgable and have a allergy menu. was informed on my last visit that the regular chicken breast is now stored in vegetable broth which contains gluten. shrimp, steak, and tofu were gf meat options. pad Thai w/ shrimp is my favorite.
3007 East Central TX Expressway, Killeen, TX 76543
Good flavor....decent quality. Pretty economical.
50 Boston Turnpike, Shrewsbury, MA 01545
Not too bad as far as gf goes. Many items are naturally gf. Nice to have more fast food gf options.
1460 16th St, Denver, CO 80202
avoid if celiac, terrible about contamination.
Noodles & Co has quite a few GF options. I had the pad Thai. Very good and I felt great. Staff was knowledgeable about cross contamination. I think it helped to let them know I have celiac though, as opposed to someone who is just watching their gluten intake. The manager said she carefully watched my order being prepared and it was marked on the printed order slip as well as my food container with a big green allergen gluten free sticker.
5681 W Touhy Ave, Niles, IL 60714
Offers gluten-free fusilli and rice noodles. The restaurant was nice about offering a taste sample before we ordered.
7700 East Kellogg Avenue #1014, Wichita, KS 67207
I went here thinking it would be a good quick option for lunch. I was sorely mistaken. Their allergy menu is printed on tiny pamphlets and on one larger version that resembles a laminated placemat. I chose a salad item that looked and sounded tasty and asked if I need to have anything taken off to make it gluten free. The person at the register looked at me dumbfound and turned to ask a co-worker who looked and sounded equally befuddled by my question.
5350 Campbell Boulevard, Baltimore, MD 21236
Most noodle dishes can be made with rice noodles. Pad Thai is made of all gf ingredients.
1551 Valley West Drive #237, West Des Moines, IA 50266
Love the gluten free penne rosa!!!
820 University Ave SE, Minneapolis, MN 55414
Can request gf noodles and they will do rice noodles. Good food.
2608 Erwin Rd, Durham, NC 27705
they have several GF menu options with GF pasta. But because of molecules in the air they can't guarantee 100% GF. I have Celiac and react within 15 min. so far so good!
425 W Paradise Dr, West Bend, WI 53095
I don't care for the rice noodles but the fusilli gf noodles are pretty good
4640 Casey Boulevard, Williamsburg, VA 23188
Beware...I got "glutened" and on vacation this is one miserable experience :(
638 New Jersey 18, East Brunswick, NJ 08816
Awesome place just make sure you order the rice models and mention for allergies!!!!!
2274 N Eagle Rd, Meridian, ID 83646
Most the menu can be subtitled with GF noodles. They also have several Thai dishes with rice noodle. They will tell you what toppings a GF and used separate gloves and prep table for the GF dishes you can see the prep line.
1600 Warren St, Mankato, MN 56001
Loved the pasta options....
7216 NE Cornell Rd, Hillsboro, OR 97124
Awesome food and atmosphere. I have been multiple times and never gotten sick and I am VERY sensitive. Great employees and service
2289 East Beltline, Peregrine Dr NE, Grand Rapids, MI 49525
I have Celiac and have eaten here a few times with no issues. The management at this location is very knowledgable about gluten issues. I have the Backyard BBQ Chicken Salad and they grilled me a chicken breast in foil to avoid any cross contamination issues that could come from the grill, instead of giving me the pre-prepared BBQ chicken.
7822 West Sand Lake Road, Orlando, FL 32819
Make sure they cool the gluten free pasta in separate pan and new water. Had mine come out with macaroni noodles in it. Manager made a new one, but could have been a real issue.
8016 Providence Rd, Charlotte, NC 28277
Gluten free pasta available for a few dishes and an allergen list but no separate kitchen so not celiac friendly but delicious!
2201 South Blvd, Charlotte, NC 28203
They have gluten free pasta and other options. One of my favorite places. I'm only wheat sensitive and they don't have a separate kitchen so not celiac friendly
7822 West Sand Lake Road, Orlando, FL 32819
Flavorful, fresh food. Not an entirely gluten free kitchen, but they do offer GF pasta and some rice noodle dishes. More variety than most gluten free menus I have seen.
2030 Mackenzie Way, Cranberry Township, PA 16066
Staff seemed unsure. Menu is misleading because they do offer GF noodles, but the only GF sauce is the pad Thai. So, the pad Thai is really the only thing a celiac can eat. It was yummy though
2702 Wilma Rudolph Blvd, Clarksville, TN 37040
A lot of gluten free options if you make substitutions on the dishes. The pad Thai is the only thing you can safely order as is. Careful of the rice Krispy treats, they are made with margarine and not safe.
15785 Westchester Commons Main St, Midlothian, VA 23113
Did not enjoy the gluten free pasta.
2702 Wilma Rudolph Blvd, Clarksville, TN 37040
The place appears to double check orders by requiring key when entering all unordinary orders sent to cook. This brings key carrier to double check and ask questions if necessary, and alerts cook that an allergy menu item is ordered. Great system to prevent mishaps. Staff are knowledgeable and courteous, gf noodles are yummy, and it's easy access off I-24.
S District Dr, South Jordan, UT 84095
I really liked their gluten free pasta! it was firm not mushy. It is a spiral noodle and is made with corn and rice. They also have salad's that are really good!
995 Meridian Blvd, Franklin, TN 37067
Gluten free pasta! Manager takes order and flags order for strict precautions.
211 5th Ave S, St Cloud, MN 56301
You can request any item gf.
1055 Pearson Drive, Hudson, WI 54016
Their allergen grid is not GF-friendly. They mark that basically everything has gluten except pad Thai and a side salad. If you ask, they can sub GF noodles for some dishes (but not all, as some have gluten in the sauce and you can't tell this from the allergen menu). I asked about a spinach & fruit salad and they said it was probably the croutons, which you could leave off, but they couldn't tell if it was also in the dressing or anything else so wouldn't guarantee it to be GF. In the midst of feeling frustrated at this one of the employees started getting impatient and kinda making fun of us... Not a good experience.
2030 Mackenzie Way, Cranberry Township, PA 16066
Delicious! The corn fusilli and rice noodles are gf and so yummy
2608 Erwin Rd, Durham, NC 27705
As soon as I told her I was gluten free she went and got me a little brochure listing the items and substitutions. They have Pad Thai which was very good. Also have GF fuselli that can be added into multiple dishes. Salads as well. Good and quick!
3119 Crooks Road, Troy, MI 48084
I used to work here and I've never had a problem eating their gluten free food. I love the pad Thai and the spaghetti. I just ask them to sub rice noodles and it's very easy. I love it because my friends like going there too. I just wish they has gluten free Mac n cheese!
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Sweet Vid. Simple but effective. I think it's good to take time and just chill and reflect back on the hunt and to take some time to show respect for your kill.
Nice video, relaxing, just the hunting should be, better than some Big name hunters who just want to yell and brag. Congrats, thanks for sharing.
my wi-fi is to slow to watch vids most days. if you guys are interested in a video series with no hype BS, Check out Gary Bogner's Passport series. he's sponsored bySCI, Hoyt,Easton and NAP and has completed the North American Grand Slam on video as well as the African Big 5. He's a man that that,IMO,should be the example for all hunters to look to. very knowledgeable of his quarry and respectful of his game. if you can find the vids on youtube or something,IDK. i highly recommend it for entertainment as well as education if your planning a particular hunt. the most responsible and ethical bowhunter ive ever seen. He actually owns a hunting resort a couple hours north of me in Hesperia MI.
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