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Vickers Cooling Jacket Fixture
by Ken Foran
Place alternating pieces of .020 brass rod on double stack carpet tape. Solder together maintaining even spacing and squareness. Add .010 flat sheet to perimeter to hold etched sheet in place and to provide a taping surface.
Tape etched sheet in place and evenly burnish first with a sharpened wood dowel, then using a steel scribe drag scribe evenly and slowly to shapen detail. Do this several times side to side, burnishing will cause sheet to curl, carefully shape back to flat, burnished surface will be outside surface of jacket. Roll form around drill bits. File mating straight for tight joint. Using a correct size drill bit as fixture, use binding wire to hold joint tight and solder. Use drill bit in place to file seam and square ends clean.
Carefully using an eyeglass screwdriver
bend open vents while sheet is flat. Lift front edge of vent in the
center with even pressure to desired position. Does not move much.
Do all visually equal. Note 8 forward facing vents and 9 rearward
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Siliconing the perimeter of the ac drain has always worked for me on 98-99 gen3s.
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I changed the cabin air filter yesterday on our 02 Sable wagon LS Premium with help from this post, thanks! We had no problem with leaking that I'm aware of, but I bought the cabin filter and was looking for how-to and found this thread.
Some notes on my install: the PS cowl is slightly bowed enough that there is a very small gap right in the middle of it approx 1/16". I only had three screws to remove from the under cowl piece, but the fender side one broke and will be tapped and replaced another time. I had about a solid handful of debris in total but nothing like some pics I've seen. What I see different is that there was a plastic shield over the filter that may well be a water diversion piece. I noted no water of any kind although it has rained or snowed in a week. Filter was very dirty all the way through and may be the original (said made in Isreal) with full plastic frame 4 sides, my replacement was a STP (made in China) and only plastic frame on ends.
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rain cowl repair
I have a 2002 ses. There is a factory service bulletin for the rain cowl and the extra rubber strip that was missing from mine since new
I have discovered the NEW rain cowl does not snap in place very well and also leaves a gap between it and the driver side cowl. got lucky with a $25 dollar blower from the junk yard (what a deal) and the relay from Advance auto parts. tube of silicone just like the picture, it seems to work but it hasnt rained in texas in 5 months so i dont really know yet LOL
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My prob is that the A/C condensate drain leaks into thru the firewall. A lot of rain lately. Last nite, I noticed that the A/C was running, in the wrong switch position. Bad switch, and leaky A/C condensate drain thru the firewall. Tucked the open cell firewall gasket, best I could, into the passenger compartment, and bought a tube of GE silicone, to apply around the drain outlet in a fillet pattern around the firewall, on the engine compartment side, and will advise my findings.
If they had the resources for the drip tube for the lower cowl on the D/S, couldn't they have moved that into the A/C drain on the P/S, with a moulded polyurethane, or silcone, venturi tube?
Oh, well.
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Cowl drain hose is plugged water on sable floor
I recently had to bail water out of the passenger side of my 1999 sable. If you go to an online newfordparts.com website and look up cowl assy. You will find a diagram showing a drain hose on the drivers side of the car. If you remove the tire and rear plastic guard you will see a rubber hose pinched off at the end. Stick a screwdriver or other tool to remove the leaves and debree and run water on the drivers side below the wipers till the hose water runs free of debree. You also can remove the cowl assy and vaccumn out the drain hole it is over an inch in diameter. No more rtv or wet cabin filters. I also got rid of my stock junk ford clips an replaced them with clips and screws from local auto part store. Ned
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Me too
2007 Taurus SE regular motor 135K
I have similar problem, water(not antifreeze) in the passenger floor.
I inspected the cowling/cabin filter and blower motor housing and all were dry
The leak appears to be coming from the connection between the air handling assy and the fire wall.
The leak appears when it is driven, splashing I guess.
I have a gap between the fire wall and the evap drain tube. I see this from the engine compartment
The gasket between the handler and the fire wall on the inside is just squishy foam.
The heater core was recently replaced and I believe the floor deadening material the is under the carpet was pinched between the air handler and the fire wall.
So my question is. does the gray mat go between the fire wall and the handler?
How can I get more compression on the squishy gasket? Looks like that would help
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Does your cabin (pollen) filter roof have the "rainhat extension" installed?
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The A/C drain is the most likely culprit.
Never had a leak after I siliconed that area!!
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Thanks for the advise and another possible solution
Yes, I believe mine has the "rain hat" although it did not appear to be closed and the cabin filter was out of place. Bought a new cabin filter and closed the "rain hat"
I noticed that my A/C drain was wet on the bottom side of the tube and the sound deadening material was additionally wet on the outside of the fire wall.
I think the A/C tube drain was wicking from the drain and back to the fire wall.
Thanks for suggesting the solution to silicon the area. However, I did not have a tube handy.
I decided that I would lengthen the drain tube to reduce the effect of wicking back to the fire wall
I used an old bicycle inner tube, 20" size worked good.
I cut it about 2 inches long, leave about 1/2 space from the engine block.
As the tube is naturally curved, use the natural curve to direct the water flow down.
Using one finger inside of the cut inner tube, secure one side to the A/C tube and user your finder to slip the other side over the A/C tube.
The inner tube cut this short will not collapse and will remain rigid enough to allow free flow of the evap water.
I took about a 100 mile road trip, defrost and rain the whole way with no sign of moisture or puddling in the car.
So, Trademarked and patented under the name E-Vap-Away is available for 9.95 plus shipping and handling. Includes easy to follow instructions and diagram. Money back guarantee if not completely satisfied. Well maybe not 100 per cent money back, but I'll send you something.
Licensing opportunities available, I am sure someone at FoMoCo is monitoring.
Checked again this morning and all is dry.
Thanks for your help and hope this helps others
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ok I was going to start a new thread, but it seems a bit redundant, I dont want to hijack the thread I just want to interject, I have a 04 sable, I had the passenger floor wet issue last year and did the tsb, which seemed to fix it but this year the d/s is soaked, before I tear off the cowl, anyone had many issues with the d/s?,
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Swing Vote: An Election-Themed 'Comedy'
The only thing funny about the new film starring Kevin Costner is that it wants you to believe all politicians are really swell people.
The Dark Knight — Not Just Another Superhero Movie
Who would have guessed that the latest Batman movie would have a conservative point of view?
Mamma Mia: A Movie to Laugh At (Not With)
This is a musical comedy with terrible jokes that is nevertheless hilarious.
A Forgettable Journey to the Center of the Earth
This bland remake of the Jules Verne novel is a grandparents' movie rather than a kids' flick.
Hancock: A Loutish Superhero Saves the Day
The film is a witty defense of America as a rude, sometimes blundering but ultimately invaluable force.
WALL-E: A Gloom-E Satire
Pixar's kid flick is perhaps the most cynical and darkest big-budget Disney movie ever.
Be Smart — Don't See Get Smart
The latest big-screen adaptation of the 1960s TV spy comedy made me laugh — once.
The Incredible Hulk: A Somber Superhero
Edward Norton's Hulk is the superhero equivalent of the guy who couldn't get a prom date.
The Real Political Message of High Noon
The classic film, which is being reissued on DVD this week, seems like a conservative work today. It's not an anti-McCarthyism allegory, but a warning about the dangers of being soft on crime.
Zohan Fights Terror — Hilariously
You Don't Mess with the Zohan misses no opportunity to make fun of extremist groups like Hezbollah and Hamas — and is the funniest Adam Sandler film since The Waterboy.
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Barack Obama has often been compared to JFK. But maybe his primary influence is gang leader Cyrus from the classic film The Warriors.
Indiana Jones 4 Doesn't Rival Predecessors
Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull is the worst Steven Spielberg popcorn flick since 1941.
What Happens in Vegas Didn't Stay in Vegas. Unfortunately.
It's obvious that not even Cameron Diaz and Ashton Kutcher, the stars of this new comedy, think any of their lines are funny.
Iron Man: Superhero Powered by Super-Shame
The first hour of Jon Favreau's new film is right up there with the best movies of the genre. Too bad the second half sounds like a Ralph Nader lecture on America's responsibility for all the world's wars.
Harold & Kumar Try to Make Gitmo a Laughing Matter
Harold & Kumar Escape from Guantanamo Bay is not as funny as its predecessor. In fact, there's only one decent political joke in the entire movie.
Where in the World is Morgan Spurlock's Brain?
Documentary filmmaker Morgan Spurlock is looking for Osama Bin Laden. Is it more surprising that he doesn't find him — or that Spurlock's own biases make his film nearly unwatchable?
Smart People Has a Smart Script
Ellen Page does a mean version of Juno in this delightful film about a depressed professor and his too-wise kids.
There Will Be Blood: Conservative in Liberal's Clothing
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Leatherheads, a Muddy Snoozefest
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'Funny Games': Psyche-Shattering Thriller
Michael Haneke's latest offering is one of the most perfect horror films ever made, even if horror is not quite the point, writes Kyle Smith.
'The Other Boleyn Girl': Soapy Costume Drama
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The Pillowman Puts Us to Sleep
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Jazz in the Park
Naples area jazz fans will be treated to a third season of lively open-air performances by some of Naples' best-known and loved jazz musicians. Jazz in the Park is presented by Bayshore Cultural and Performing Arts Center, Inc. (CAPA) with the support of Collier County Parks and Recreation. Bring lawn chairs or blankets. Concerts are held on the third Sunday of each month, November 2012 through April 2013. The December 16th concert will feature the Jerry Stawski Quartet.
Occurs once: Dec 16, 2012 (2:00 PM to 4:00 PM)
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4284 Avalon Drive, Naples, FL 34112
Ticket Price: Free, on-site parking $5
Ticketing Phone: (239) 775-2800
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Petty Fest pics & setlist (Andrew WK, Father John Misty, Har Mar Superstar, Nick Zinner, Albert Hammond, Cyndi Lauper, more)
photos by David Andrako
Father John Misty / Andrew WK & Matt Sweeney
Petty Fest returned to NYC last night (10/24) at Webster Hall for a night of Tom Petty covers with a huge lineup of contributors backed by The Cabin Down Below Band. Cyndi Lauper, Fred Armisen, John McEnroe and Alia Shawkat were surprise guests. Nicole Atkins, Nick Zinner, and Josh Lattanzi teamed up for "Mary Jane's Last Dance," Father John Misty (who also played his second of two sold out shows in NYC last night and will be back at Webster Hall in January) did "Learning To Fly" and "I Won't Back Down," Har Mar Superstar did "Don't Do Me Like That," Andrew WK & Matt Sweeney did "Listen To Her Heart," Albert Hammond Jr. did "I Need To Know" (Fab played the show too), Caveman (who just played our day party and team up with Albert for a show again this Friday) did "Don't Come Around Here," plus a whole lot more.
More pictures from the Jameson-sponsored benefit show (all money went to Sweet Relief), and the setlist, below...
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Stones Fest 2012 pics & video (Evan Rachel Wood, Norah Jones, Alia Shawkat, Michael Cera, Adam Green, Will Forte, more)
photos by Stephen Yang
Stones Fest 2012 celebrated the Rolling Stones with appearances from a bunch of stars of music, film, and television including Adam Green, Will Forte, Norah Jones, Matt Vasquez from Delta Spirit, Evan Rachel Wood, Alia Shawkat, Michael Cera, Jody Porter of Fountains of Wayne, Jesse Malin, Nicole Atkins, Sammy James Jr of The Mooney Suzuki, and many others. Pictures and video of a lot of the the show (but not including everyone), which went down on Feb 22nd at Webster Hall, below.
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If you like music, comedy, literacy, food, eyeglasses, politics, small vintage leather messenger bags, journalism, the literati, people taking notes, men who sit with their legs crossed a little too tightly, and Molskine journals, then I bet you were all over BV's recent post about the 2011 New Yorker Festival which features events taking place all over the city from September 30th through October 2nd, 2011. At least, I hope you were all over it because tickets for a majority of the events semi-sold-out shortly after they went on-sale on September 9th. I say "semi-sold-out" because, well, there are actually a few opportunities to get tix between now and showtime. According to The New Yorker Festival website:
Friday, September 30th, at SVA Theatre: Ten per cent of tickets to all events will be available at the theatre, at 333 West 23rd Street (between Eighth and Ninth Avenues). Tickets will be sold on Friday, September 30th, from 12 noon to 4 P.M. First come, first served.I sure hope the above ticket scenario holds true, because the New Yorker Festival peeps have added another, absolutely jaw-dropping, event, which though not on sale yet, will surely sell right out. It is: An ARRESTED DEVELOPMENT REUNION!! Did you just shart? Oh man, when I heard I did too. Not a big deal buddy!
At the door: A limited number of tickets will be sold at the door to each event one hour before start time, with the exception of Morning at the Frick, Come Hungry, the Cartoon Caption Game, Beyond Words, High on the Hog, Inside the Artist's Studio, and Sunset on Spruce. First come, first served. Cash only.
On Sunday, October 2nd, Nancy Franklin will moderate an exclusive "Bluth family reunion" panel, featuring the creator of "Arrested Development," Mitchell Hurwitz, and the cast: Will Arnett, Jason Bateman, Michael Cera, David Cross, Portia de Rossi, Tony Hale, Alia Shawkat, Jeffrey Tambor, and Jessica Walter.
The event will take place at Acura at SIR Stage37 (408 West 37th Street) at 4 P.M. Tickets are $30 and will go on sale here beginning at noon E.T. on Wednesday, September 21st.
Swoon. So now, besides Radiohead, I have yet another show to worry about not getting tickets to.
In other Arrested Development-related news, Alia Shawkat, famous for her role as Mae "Maeby" Fünke, has been moonlighting as a jazz vocalist. On Thursday September 22nd 2011, Alia makes her debut as a jazz vocalist when she hits the stage at Littlefield in Brooklyn. Supercute! opens. Tickets are on sale now!
Complete New Yorker Fest schedule below...
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Petty Fest is returning to NYC this October, though unlike previous years, this year there will be "Two Nights To Get Drunk And Celebrate The Songs Of Tom Petty." The fest is taking place October 5 at Music Hall of Williamsburg and October 6 at Bowery Ballroom. The fest is (almost) the same lineup of musicians that usually get together for things like this, like Norah Jones, Nicole Atkins, Jesse Malin, Sammy James Jr. (The Mooney Suzuki), Jody Porter (Fountains of Wayne), Tad Kubler of The Hold Steady, Josh Lattanzi of The Lemonheads, and others. Interesting additions inclue Har Mar Superstar and Jonny Corndawg. I hope they do a duet. And of course there will be "surprise guests". Tickets for both nights go on sale Thursday (9/1) at noon with an AmEx presale starting Wednesday (8/31) at noon. $2 from each ticket will be donated to Doctors Without Borders.
Jonny Corndawg meanwhile will also be in NYC TONIGHT (8/30) for his record release show at Union Pool.
Full Petty Fest lineup, flier, and a recent video of Neko Case and My Morning Jacket covering "Stop Dragging My Heart Around" together, below...
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I agree that costumes are the key. They symbolize the superheroine's strength and pride.
Seeing the costume get torn, dirty and soiled is the ultimate humiliation as it defiles the one thing that makes the heroine so iconic.
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I agree that costumes are the key. They symbolize the superheroine's strength and pride.
Seeing the costume get torn, dirty and soiled is the ultimate humiliation as it defiles the one thing that makes the heroine so iconic.
Seeing a powerful women crushed into despair. What's not to like. The costumes are a plus too.
Costumes matter a lot to me. I especially love long white boots. They're just sexy! And I'm also a big fan of sailormoon, sentai and Japanese masked heroine (such as Beautiful Kamen Aurora).
Seeing beautiful heroines with white boots (have to be long boots also) really makes me feel excited:
lycan, nice seeing you here, can't agree with you more! Those costumes make heroines look so neat and proud, like an angel or queen. They leave us a great space for sexual fantasy.
^Yep, those sailormoon girls are really sexy! I actually hope that giga would make more videogame heroine series. I really liked their chunli, cammy and mai shiranui videos, and it would be great to see taki, yuri and kasumi getting abused.
Heh, I still remember when I saw my first superheroine ryona video. I had always fantasized of supergirl, wonder woman and pink ranger getting beaten, and there I was watching a video of supergirl losing and humiliated by bad guys. Just couldn't believe my eyes first. It was hard to believe that there was industry making exactly the kind of videos I've always wanted to see (but didn't think such would exist).
Haha, my first heroine fantasy came from sailormoon, pink ranger in MMPR and the 1984 supergirl movie. I love sailormoon because she wears mini skirt and long red boots. Together with her sailor costume, they are really a perfect combination for showing her young and athletic body! (red boots with high heels in sailormoon anime look quite shiny, that's what attracts me, but in many giga movies with heroines wearing red boots, the boots are not shiny, that's what disappoints me)!
I also like pink ranger from MMPR a lot. Amy Jo Johnson herself is a beauty. The tight pink costume with mini skirt is quite feminine. Boots look awesome too. At the same time, as a power ranger, pink ranger is good at fighting and represents justice. So, for me, pink ranger is a combination of something 'soft' and 'tough', which makes her a perfect heroine for fantasy. Catherine Sutherland who played the role of pink ranger later in MMPR is also very sexy and quite tall. In my opinion, the pink ranger costume in MMPR is the best female power ranger costume of all power ranger seasons. It's a pity that costumes for female rangers in the newer seasons were never satisfying (except in dino thunder, but still, I think MMPR is no. 1).
Supergirl, no need to say, a classic heroine. Helen Slater is slim with big boobs and she's a perfect fit for supergirl. In the movie, you can see a lot of her sexy pants. Boots were nice too, would be better if they were high heel boots. I wish they make more supergirl movies instead of superman movies (BTW: Are there any other supergirl movies besides this one (not counting the XXX ones)?).
Soft yet tough, eh? Sounds like the steaks I tried barbecuing tonight. Didn't work out so well... lol.
I definitely agree that the costume is the key for a good superheroine peril. But also the confidence of the girl staring at her opponent like she already have won and then getting a lesson.
Concerning costumes it should be tight, the usual leotard is stunning but I also like when the navel is revealed. Superheroine world have amazing costumes like their last videos Powerguardians: The Power Guardians from Superheroine World this is why I buy regulary their videos except that the actress are the most gorgeous of the web.
I don't like the wonder woman costume that much.
Hey rayheng0595, nice to see you here too. I'm also a big fan of the long/tall boots!
My first experience with all this was from the 1984 Supergirl movie.
The scene where she was in the phantom zone, powerless. She was now just a regular girl in a costume and falls into a slimy pit of goo. Her once proud shiny costume now soiled and torn beyond repair (they never did explain how it got clean after). It was such a contrast to the powerful confident heroine she was just before. That one scene got me hooked forever.
I have to agree with a lot of you. The costume is what does it. I also agree that knee-high boots are sexy on a superheroine. I also love it when a costume reveals plenty of cleavage and reveals her thighs. This is why I find Wonder Woman so attractive. She has all of these elements perfected.
I love superheroins story with a superheroin risked her life to deal with partner's crisis.
Similar scenes as heroin get shot or beaten with scapegoating of her master or friend.
So many such scenes in pricure/sailor moon/strike witches/Ben-to/NEEDLESS etc etc.
I saw such scene first is Uran has beaten by enemy as scapegoating Atom in "Mighty Atom".
Uran(younger sister of Atom/in Mighty Atom) is one of first super heroin in Japanese anime.
The costume for me is the best part of a heroine. A really bright costume with a tight or flirty skirt and top. I like how the heroine is depicted as a bright-happy girl, then humiliated and beaten in the end.
The costumes definitely. When I produce a superheroine in a game like City of Heroes, Champions Online and DCUO, the character concept is known. The powers are known. The costume though- that often keeps getting tweaked and revised; a process that can get lengthened by having more and more access to purchased or unlocked costume pieces. The basic costume is usually known, but it gets updated in bits in pieces, the work seldom seems to be 100% finished.
The costume is a symbol of strength and confidence, and the stripping of their costume is like stripping their pride. Do you enjoy it when the costume is tied to their power? Like... they're normal or above average without the costume, but the costume itself gives them superheroine strength.
So tearing their costume apart removes their power and they go from powerful and confident to pretty strong. She loses even in her superheroine state and now she's reduced to merely a fit human.
I just googled a synopsis of it and it sounds pretty fun
I have to agree about the importance of a superheroine's costume. I have favourite combinations, black catsuit, leather basque, boots, gloves and face-hugging mask or head covering cowl, or the Wonder Woman combination, as examples of my tastes, but as long as some effort has gone into designing the outfit - not just a mail-order look-a-like, then I enjoy it. The idea is for the superheroine to look comfortable in herself, showing off a toned athletic body and muscles. She has to be able to use her appearance to symbolise strength and to distract her often stronger opponent in order to get an edge. It is as important to see that costume torn, burned or otherwise defiled, as this symbolises her personal destruction and humiliation. As such I prefer that a superheroine in peril, bondage or death retains as much of the costume - damaged or otherwise - as possible, since for me this is not about mysogeny, not about hurting women. The physical destruction, torture, rape or killing of superheroines is about overcoming their power and strength. The best part of any story, movie or graphic novel, is the moment of realisation by the heroine that she cannot win. That all her training, honing her body, designing her costume and weapons means nothing now: it is going to be a long and painful end. I also like the idea that as she puts on her costume, she does so to protect herself as much as any secret identity, but in doing so, she loses the protection of being an anonymous woman, and instead makes herself a target without any of the conventional protection of laws or morals. Everyone knows that if she gets caught it is going to go very badly for her.
The custom and of course a good body, mmm and the action.
I like the costumes, superpowers and transformations.


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Dakota Rose Kennel is a family owned kennel located in the heart of the Red River Valley of North Dakota. Our goal is to breed and develop dogs that are easy to train, have strong natural instincts, good disposition, excellent retrieving ability and make great family dogs. We raise German Wirehaired Pointers that are NAVHDA tested and are proven hunters in the fields and waters of North Dakota. They are exceptional family and hunting companions with the desired traits of a true versatile hunting dog.
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Kenny Miskavige
710 E. 10th St.
Grafton, North Dakota 58237
Breeding quality gun dogs for over 15 years.
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Submitted by: Jodi Runyon on Jan 13, 2012Hi Kenny - As you know we love Bristol Belle! She is an amazing dog. I will let Brian fill you in on her hunting instincts and abilities - I know she has done a great job duck hunting from the boat this season and she gets all the retrieves (as long as the guys make the shot :) !) Also we will write up a testimonial on the process to get her from North Dakota to Washington, etc. From my perspective, she is a great all around companion. She is very intelligent and in tune to everything going on around her. Even more so when she is outside - if it flies, crawls, flutters, runs, she's on it. She watches the sky for birds and has he nose to the ground when she's not. She seems to understand what we say and knows items and people by name. Although she can be intense at times, she also has a very sweet and loving side. I have had labs all of my life so this is my first experience with this breed. I adore her. Jodi
Submitted by: Tony Aaukland on Jan 13, 2012Kenny is the best breeder of communication with potential owners. He sent many updates, informative on how Belle (Dam) was doing, and numerous pics after the pups were born. Week after week we were updated. Many other breeders I spoke to were surprised with how much time Kenny spent taking and emailing pictures. At the same time, he took my calls and answered all my questions and his knowledge was great at helping me pick the puppy for me and family. I have trained numerous flushers, this was my first experience with a pointer. On the day, I picked up my pup, Kenny had so much information and was so helpful. Most breeders just release you to the pups and have you pick one, he let us meet the mother and spend time with all the pups available. If I would not have been able to meet at least one of the parents, I would not have taken a pup.
I took this pup out day 1 of Pheasant opener in North Dakota at 6 mos. old, I had worked with him in the local Central Dakota Chapter of NAVHDA for a couple months. He has done so well so early and Kenny told me I'd regret taking him out this year if I waited. My pup has great drive, he is a great retriever and pointer, I worked with him greatly on fetch, come sit whoa (Stay) and heel. He is already holding points and making long retrieves through very difficult brush. I took him to a professional guide hunt at 7 months old and the guides were very impressed with his drive and determination, he was still a puppy and they told me, you are going to have YEARS of great hunts with that dog.
Temperament wise, I have 2 teenage daughters, a 3 year old son, and a 1 year old cocker and he is a great companion and friend to all of them. He loves his crate and will even "crate" or "Kennel up" upon my children's command. He loves being with his people.
Submitted by: Jeske, Lindsey on Jan 13, 2012Actual Purchase:
I couldn't have asked for a better experience. Although we have had wirehairs in the past, this was my first time dealing one on one with the breeder, and Dakota Rose Kennel set some high standards. Although I was 300 miles away, the emails, pictures, and phone calls I received made it feel as if I was party of the whole experience. Dakota Rose Kennel kept me updated almost weekly with the growth of the puppies, as well special reports on the one we had an eye on. In my eyes, they are a small, family based kennel, who who's priority isn't dollar signs, but to give their customers the dog they want and expect, not the dog they need to settle with. The best part, your experience does not end the day you take your puppy home. Dakota Rose Kennel is there to offer advance and assistance whenever you need it.
Puppy Itself:
I often find it hard to put the words beautiful and wirehair in the same sentence, but I can honestly say our puppy – even after 9 months, our wirehair is beautiful. His body has the perfect low maintenance, dense coat, while the head has noticeable wirehair attributes; thick beard, long eyelashes. While out in the field, his nose in constantly down and hunting is his number one priority. He has a nice light bite, and loves to retrieve – not only in the field. He is a people person hands down! Not only is he great with kids of all ages, he is great around other dogs. Jake not only loves attention, he loves being part of the family, and we love having him!
Submitted by: gene petersen on Jan 13, 2012Kenny, Happy new year and hope all is well in ND Just wondering who you are planning to cross Belle with ? Ace is doing a nice job on ducks and geese. In the sept. goose season we had a lot of geese fall alive in the decoys it was awesome to see him tackle them he is a big sturdy hard charging GWP and he is beautiful. We shot plenty of pheasants even though the bird population is the lowest i have ever seen in my 35 years of bird hunting this mild winter should help. If anyone would like info on the natural ability, trainability or disposition they can contact me Gene Petersen at Wolf Lake Kennels 507-822-3323
Submitted by: Tim McIntrye on Jan 13, 2012Purchasing a pup from Kenny and Dakota Rose Kennel in 2009 was an excellent experience. With concerns of the temperament of the breed, Kenny invited me up to visit and meet Belle, after that it was an easy decision. The communication of how Belle was coming along and then the picture updates of the pups was fun and exciting for the whole family. I ended up with not only a top notch hunting dog but another member of the family, which my wife and three young girls adore. I also appreciated the phone calls from Kenny and visit from Kenny and Kathy when they were passing through to see how Bailey was coming along.
Bailey has an excellent disposition and temperament with both humans and other dogs. She has been easily trainable, great nose, a good pointer, and has become relentless in retrieving and finding downed birds, with never ending drive. Thanks again Kenny.
Tim McIntyre
Submitted by: John Wilson on Jan 13, 2012Hey Kenny....Just a quick note to thank you for meeting me in Fargo....saved me another 4 hours of driving. Also thanks for being so organized & making the purchase of my new hunting buddy so easy. After getting all the great photos & updates on the litter I was pretty excited to finally meet you & "Tater"..........
Speaking of which, this pup is now 9 months old...he is VERY tall, beautiful long legs to go with the long lean body & he's finally got that great looking GWP beard. On our daily walks he just goes full speed & easily launches over any sagebrush obstacles he might encounter. Tried hunting him in Kansas last November but everywhere we went the pheasant population had been devastated by either floods/hail up north or drought in the southwest. I had to resort to taking him to some game farms in Colorado to get him on some birds....I needn't have worried. Once he got downwind of the planted birds he had to be restrained on the check cord....on the third bird he started pointing though he's not steady on birds yet. The important thing at this stage though is that he is a hugely enthustiastic & focused hunter with boundless energy. Every bird I shot he was on it instantly & retrieved to hand without hesitation. He even marked a wounded bird down & after 200+ yards of trailing it he pounced on it & brought it to hand.
Lastly is his great disposition. Over the Holidays he spent a lot of time with both visiting adults & children (7 grandkids). He was great with them all. He has also met all kinds of other dogs through friends of mine...all he wants to do is play & chase & after he turned 6 months old he was wearing them out. This is my 3rd GWP & he is going to be the best yet. He's the most handsome GWP I've ever seen & is admired by everyone who sees him. The place I hunted in Colorado raises German Shorthairs & their son wanted to know where I got Tater he was so impressed & Tater's only 9 months old. So far he's doing real well with Come, Whoa, Sit, Stay, Heel & is a retrieving Champ....by next year I'm confident he'll have it all down pat.........
Thanks again & have a great 2012............sincerely, John E Wilson
Submitted by: Robert Steller on Jan 13, 2012Hi Ken Just a note to bring you up to date with Max. I have owned hunting dogs since 1950 and they have all been exceptional companions and hunting dogs. We have won field trials with them and won the one-box sharptail hunt in Manitoba and because of one males reputation I guided the two top outdoor writers of American in an upland game bird hunt put on by Winchester for the Outdoor Writers of America. Yet I have to say Max is by far at the top of the list. This guy is intellegent, very strong, perfectly covers the ground, explores every clump of brush, stays within shotgun range, frequently checks in with me to see where I am and the direction I'm going in, in which case he will quarter in that direction. It is your good breeding that brings all this out on him. We have only done the routine obedience things with him..Everything he does in the field he does naturally, hunts like a four year old veteran. I just found out where I can hunt in 50,000 acres of pheasant country in eastern CO which opens Nov 12. I'm really looking forward to this date so he can get a release of some of his energy which he has alot of. He weighs 75 pounds yet has excellent body conformation and is light on his feet. Adios for now Bob Streller


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All of my Windows servers are backing up fine but every time I try to back up a Linux server, I get the below error. I have increased virtual memory to 5GB and still get the message. Any hepl would be appreciated.
(Server: "BACKUP") (Job: "Linux-Full") - -Full -- The job failed with the following error: A memory allocation request failed. The computer may be running low on virtual memory.
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There's a Message in Every Email
From the journals.
You're plowing through your inbox on your BlackBerry, firing off emails on the fly, with little thought—or intention—behind phrasing and punctuation choices. But those emails are often misinterpreted by the recipient, leading to confusion and miscommunication between colleagues, according to a paper recently accepted by the Academy of Management Review for publication in January 2008.
Syracuse professor Kristin Byron, inspired by the ways that we try to make sense of what people say to us, has undertaken to study people's perceptions of "nonverbal cues" in email, which pretty much covers all aspects of the form. "People perceive emails as more negative than they are intended to be," she says, "and even emails that are intended to be positive can be misinterpreted as more neutral. You get an email that's really short, with no greeting, no closing; it's probably because they were very rushed, or maybe they're not very good typists. But because of those things, people have a tendency to perceive the message as negative."
Although certain factors, such as the use of correct capitalization and even emoticons, can positively affect the recipients' opinion of the sender, people's perceptions of nonverbal cues are consistently inconsistent. So the best solution isn't necessarily better emails, but fewer emails. Before you shoot off another missive, consider the face-to-face meeting or phone call first.
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This Joint Health Protection Plan provides an overview of health protection (communicable disease and environmental health) priorities, provision and preparedness for NHS Grampian, Aberdeen City, Aberdeenshire and The Moray Councils as required by the Public Health etc (Scotland) Act 2008. (www.opsi.gov.uk/legislation/scotland/acts2008/pdf/asp_20080005_en.pdf.) This is the third Grampian Joint Health Protection Plan and covers the period from 1 April 2014 to 31 March 2016 and has been prepared by NHS Grampian in collaboration with Aberdeen City, Aberdeenshire and The Moray Councils.
Epidemiology of gastrointestinal infections in Grampian and the actions taken to minimise risk to the public health 2007-2011
NHS Grampian Immunisation Programmes - Annual Report 2010/11
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E coli O157 Outbreak at Auchinclech, Aberdeenshire August 2008
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E coli O157 Outbreak at Insch, Aberdeenshire May 2006
Clostridium perfringens Outbreak at an Aberdeen Restaurant December 2004
Norovirus Outbreak at the Music Hall Aberdeen May 2004
Cryptosporidiosis Outbreak in Grampian NHS Board area January to March 2002
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Blizzard has gone the extra mile in trying to explain their extremely mysterious new Arena matchmaking and rating system. They've featured their blue posts prominently on their front page as a feature called 'Shop Talk', collating all the official statements on the subject over the past couple of weeks. This is retroactive transparency going into overdrive, seeing as how they unleashed the system on players without mentioning it or even getting it tested on the PTR. When the system blew up in everyone's faces soon after Patch 3.0.8 was released, they were quick to suspend Arena play and tried to get things right.
Now that it's up, players have reported winning games but losing points. In fact, some readers have written in to report extremely successful Arena records but result in low or even negative gains. If Blizzard wanted to make Arenas more accessible and enjoyable, taking points away from winning teams was certainly the wrong way to do it. In the latest chapter of this sordid saga of the new Arena system, Kalgan mentions that Blizzard "made adjustments to the ratings system" in a hotfix applied recently. Notable points after the jump.
Personal Ratings will drift towards the Team Rating, as opposed to the internal hidden matchmaking rating. This was the culprit for many discrepancies in the past weeks. Teams will now gain or lose around 12 points when faced with an opponent of similar matchmaking rating, which hopefully should eliminate the extremely odd and frustrating point losses for wins. Kalgan also says that it should be easier under the new (and I should note, "fixed") system for teams and players to get higher ratings due to scale adjustment.
He's quick to note that 'easier' does not mean 'easy', and that Achievements such as The Arena Master will not be trivialized, a term that professional Arena player Serennia used to describe what happened when the system first debuted. Some teams obtained the Achievement in a ridiculously easy fashion when Patch 3.0.8 hit (it took Serennia several weeks on his Death Knight to get the title under the old system). Achievements have supposedly since been stripped, so players working towards Arena Master should find it easier but still challenging.
One of the most interesting revelations about the new matchmaking system is that it does not take gear into account at all. This should clear up many questions from players wondering how they can bump into a team that's clad in complete Deadly Gladiator gear. Considering that the very best PvP gear can drop off the easiest raid boss in the game, it's not surprising that gear wouldn't factor into the equation. It isn't unlikely to see ordinarily 1500 scrubs running around in three pieces of Deadly Gladiator gear, after all. The new system, Kalgan says, only takes into account wins and losses.
Furthermore, teams below 1500 will gain exactly the same points as though their team rating were 1500. This is a significant change and will help reduce the number of teams made purely for points. This way, for example, teams can piddle around the 1200 rating and still gain points without the added cost and hassle of reforming a team just to get back to 1500.
On the other end of the spectrum, the system still hard caps the Personal and Team Ratings at 3000. It's highly unlikely that any team will reach those numbers, at any rate, and the last team we saw hit that level were win traders who were properly penalized. That said, the new system -- the fixed one, that is -- is extremely friendly to casual players. In many ways, the ease by which players can advance in Arenas is comparable to the ease of raiding in Wrath of the Lich King.
Is this a good thing or a bad thing? In the long run, I suspect it might be a good thing. It has been met with criticism from high ranked Arena players, particularly the lowering of Deadly Gladiator requirements by a full 100 points, but the response is expected. It's the same reaction hardcore raiders had to the arguably ez-mode raiding of Wrath. For most of the community, this turned out to be a good thing. In a way, if the new system works as intended (and it must be noted that it hasn't been until, theoretically, two nights ago), it should make Arenas more enjoyable to play for a larger player base. This is the ultimate goal.
As much as I understand the need for Arenas to be a high risk / high reward environment, accessibility to the format is critical to its survival. The past four seasons increasingly raised the barrier of entry into Arenas, so much that by Season 4, fewer players were breaking 2000 than in the seasons before it. This also resulted in lesser participation and a whole lot of criticism (you'll see a lot of that on this very site).
The way I see it, good players and teams will continue to dominate and quickly leave the rest of the pack. The new system only makes it so that other players won't be feel so penalized. We'll have to wait and see for the curve to settle into place, but if it all works out, Arenas should be a friendlier place and participation should rise. And as counter-intuitive as it sounds, friendlier Arenas is actually good for the game.


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'Jersey Shore' Season 4 Premiere Announced, Season 5 Confirmed
MTV has announced that Season 4 of their hit show will premiere Thurs., Aug. 4, 10PM ET.
They also confirmed that Season 5 is a go, beginning production next month back in Seaside Heights, New Jersey.
The fourth season has gotten more press than any other, thanks to Snooki, The Situation and the rest of the gang filming in (and terrorizing) Florence, Italy. There have been reports of car accidents with cops, public fights and general shock and awe at the cast's unique brand of fist-pumping "Italian."
Italy can finally say ciao to their national nightmare when the cast returns to the Shore June 20.
And if that's not enough Jersey for you, MTV will also air a one-hour special about the rise of 'Jersey Shore' (Thurs., July 28, 10PM ET).
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BackgroundDivinity II – The Dragon Knight Saga is an epic role-playing game on PC and Xbox 360, that combines the complete adventures of the legendary dragon Knight.
This incredible RPG includes the entirely remastered and improved version of Ego Draconis, the original adventure of the Divinity II saga. The content of this edition as well as its graphic engine have both been much improved and overhauled, in order to provide a more beautiful and richer game experience!
Divinity II – The Dragon Knight Saga also includes the brand new adventure Flames of Vengeance, which adds dozens of hours of gameplay to the original story, and packs loads of new quests, creatures and items, as well as a spectacular finale to this great saga!
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FeaturesBecome the Ultimate Hero: You are a shape-shifting Dragon Knight, ready to explore Rivellon, a huge fantasy world rife with mystery and conflict. Visit quiet hamlets, brave haunted ruins and lay waste to the enemy's majestic flying fortresses as you strategically alternate between your human and dragon forms.
Over 60 Hours of Gameplay: Make your choices as you solve over 180 of quests, and develop your character as you see fit in a classless RPG that allows unlimited combinations of over 50 spells, skills and abilities.
New and Improved: Experience a revised game engine with improved graphics and performance, as well as various gameplay innovations based on gamer community feedback.
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- Genre: Fantasy RPG (PC)
- Theme(s): Fantasy, Dark Fantasy, Medieval
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- Developer: Larian Studios
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MADISON, Wis. -- The Wisconsin men's soccer team will play seven of its final nine matches at home this fall, according to the 2010 schedule released Wednesday by first-year head coach John Trask.The 18-game slate features 11 teams that have qualified for the NCAA tournament in the past two seasons, including seven that played in the postseason in 2009."I really like the way our schedule has come together from a competitive standpoint," Trask said. "The Big Ten has developed into one of the deepest conferences in the nation, and I certainly don't expect that to change.
"When you add in our non-conference schedule that includes so many programs with an NCAA tournament pedigree, it makes for a very challenging schedule."After opening the season with seven of their first nine matches on the road, the Badgers will spend much of the final month of the season at the McClimon Complex.UW will play seven home matches between Oct. 6 and Nov. 6, including three Big Ten Conference games. That run begins with a mid-week contest against Northern Illinois on Oct. 6 and features a Big Ten match against Michigan on Oct. 10 that will serve as the second half of a doubleheader with the UW women's team.After a road match against Michigan State a week later on Oct. 17, the Badgers return to McClimon for a three-match homestand that includes mid-week contests against in-state rivals Green Bay (Oct. 20) and Milwaukee (Oct. 27), as well as a conference matchup with Northwestern on Oct. 23.The team's final road match of the year follows against Ohio State on Oct. 31, before the Badgers return home to face UIC on Nov. 3 and close out the Big Ten slate against Penn State on Nov. 6.The season begins with matches against Santa Clara and UC Irvine as part of the UC Irvine College Classic the weekend of Sept. 4-6. A pair of road matches against Florida International and Florida Atlantic follow the weekend of Sept. 10-12 in the Miami, Fla., metro area.The Badgers play host to their annual home invitational at the McClimon Complex the following weekend and will face off with San Diego State on Friday, Sept. 17, before closing the event against Dayton on Sunday, Sept. 19.Three challenging road matches follow, beginning with a trip to Omaha, Neb., to face Creighton on Sept. 24, a matchup against in-state rival Marquette on Sept. 28 and the Badgers' Big Ten opener at Indiana on Oct. 3.
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Materials Used in HRC Workshops
The Vermont Human Rights Commission in the past has offered a variety of training opportunities for school personnel on the issues of bullying, harassment, cyberbullying, and investigating harassment complaints. Included below are the handouts that were used in these workshops. Unfortunatley, as of August 2014, the Human Rights Commission is no longer able to provide these trainings.
Analyzing information gathered during an investigation (21 KB) (Guidelines on how to analyze information gathered during an investigation of a harassment complaint)
Bullying and harassment scenarios (23 KB) (Scenarios, most based on real life situations, for discussion to help clarify the distinctions between bullying and harassment) UPDATED
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Continuum of Behaviors (30 KB) (A tool for explaining the basic legal differences between rude behaviors, bullying, harassment, and criminal behaviors)
Creating an investigative plan (24 KB) (A checklist for conducting investigations of harassment complaints)
Cyberbullying legal issues (32 KB) (Key legal issues for schools to be aware of when handling cyberbullying incidents) NEW
Cyberbullying scenarios (16 KB) (Scenarios, most based on real life situations, to discuss responses to cyberbullying)
Factors to consider when engaging in informal resolution (26 KB) (Issues to consider before attempting an informal resolution of a harassment complaint)
Gender identity/sex/sexual orientation definitions (25 KB) (Legal and other definitions of gender identity, sex, sexual orientation and other related terms) UPDATED
Hostile environment analysis factors (27 KB) (A brief guide for assessing whether a hostile environment exists)
Information to include in notification letters to parents/guardians (24 KB) (Information to include in notification letters to parents/guardians when a harassment complaint has been filed)
Interviewing tips and techniques (23 KB) (Helpful tips about conducting interviews during an investigation of a harassment complaint)
Quick guide: investigation flow chart (27 KB) (A quick guide to procedures following the filing of a complaint of harassment)
Race/color/national origin definitions (18 KB) (Non-legal guidelines for understanding race, color, and national origin)
Safety plan guidelines (27 KB) (A quick quide for creating safety plans for students) NEW
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School staff roles and responsibilities matrix (45 KB) (Roles and responsibilities for designated employees, investigators, and disciplinarians; it is ideal to have separate staff for each of these different roles but this may not be possible, especially in small schools)
Recommendations from Dan Olweus and Barbara Coloroso (22 KB) (Recommendations for immediate and long-term responses to bullying and harassment)
Resource sheet (28 KB) (Print and Internet resources about bullying, harassment, and cyberbullying) UPDATED
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Enemy at the GatesThis quest is no longer available within the game. Use a Shado-Pan Sky Serpent to kill 60 Krik'thik attackers, 3 Krik'thik War Wagons, and 3 Krik'thik Catapults.
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Would you be willing to take the reigns on one of them?
Kun tells me you were amazing out there. You impress my man, you impress me.
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The educational structure for Bergen Community College's certificate program in Radiation Therapy Technology has three primary areas of concentration:
The liberal arts, science and professional components deal with theoretical studies and principles, while the clinical education component concerns itself with its application and the cultivation of sound professional and ethical practices. Since this is an advanced certificate program, student radiotherapists are expected to demonstrate a personal commitment to their education and training. In light of this commitment, the Bergen Community College Radiotherapy Program created its policies to provide the student with the proper didactic and clinical education for success in becoming a contributing professional member of the health care team. The primary purpose of these policies is two-fold: the welfare of the patient and the perpetuation of professional standards.
This advanced certificate program is distributed over three trimesters with new students starting in the Fall. Upon entry into the program, the candidate must be a registered or registry eligible licensed Radiographer. A maximum of thirty-six college level credits may be awarded to the graduate.
The program follows the recommended guidelines of national and state accreditation agencies. All didactic courses are taught by formalized lectures. Clinical evaluation is competency-based and performed on patients in a hospital setting or in a simulated environment. All competency-based evaluations done on patients are supervised by a designated clinical supervisor. Adjunct clinical supervisors and full time faculty members from Bergen Community College rotate through the clinical site to add input and assist the student in their learning experience. The student may be required to participate in evening and/or Saturday classes.
Clinical experiences are patterned into the student's schedule each semester. Clinical days are eight (8) hours. Clinical days vary depending on the semester. Students can expect to be rotated to different hospitals during their clinical experience.
Upon completion of the program, the graduate is eligible to take a National Certification Examination sponsored by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT). This National Registry Examination is scheduled and administered electronically.
Upon successful performance of the Registry Examination, the student is credentialed as a Registered RT(T) and is then eligible to apply for NJ State Licensure. Registry applications are signed and distributed in the third semester and validated upon successful completion of the program.
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ATLANTA — Chad Hall's first football game in the Georgia Dome and his first game active this NFL season finished with the sweetest of rewards, a trip to his first Super Bowl.
The Wesleyan grad and his San Francisco 49ers sent most of the Atlantans at Sunday's game home disappointed with their 28-24 victory in the NFC Championship Game, but Hall's family and friends were thrilled with a dream-like day.
"It's unreal," Hall said. "When you're 6 years old in the backyard, you're dreaming about playing in the Super Bowl. Now I get a chance to step on that field and soak up that atmosphere. The next two weeks will be unreal. I'll take it all in. These next two weeks are about business, too. We're trying to win this game. But getting there is great. It's surreal."
For half the NFL season, it would have been tough for Hall to envision himself in this spot.
The 26-year-old wide receiver was cut by the Philadelphia Eagles, who he played in 15 games for in 2010 and 2011, in the preseason and was a free agent until he was signed Nov. 27 by the 49ers. He stayed on San Francisco's practice squad for every game until this weekend when he was promoted to the active roster for the first time.
Hall found out Saturday that he would play vs. the team he rooted for as a child, leaving his family and friends scrambling for even more tickets.
"Early in the week (the coaches) told me it was a really big possibility (that I would play)," Hall said. "As the week went on, I did a lot of offense, so I figured I would be and we made it official (Saturday). It was awesome. I was ready. I've been ready every week. But it's awesome to be here in the hometown and play."
The 5-foot-8, 187-pounder, whose pro career got a late start with his two-year commitment to the Air Force (where he was a star running back), got in for one play against the Falcons, a third-and-5 in the third quarter. The quick-hitting pass play was thrown to him — and he was open — but a diving defender batted it down before Colin Kaepernick's pass got to Hall.
He wanted to play more than that, but he wasn't complaining.
"It was awesome, hometown, first game active," Hall said. "It was great being out there. It was the first time I've ever played in the Dome. At Wesleyan, we made the Elite Eight twice, so we never got here (for the state semifinals)."
An even better trip to Super Bowl XLVII in New Orleans is up next.
Those family and friends scrambling for tickets to Saturday's title game now will need an even pricier ticket. Maybe one hookup — his younger sister Kelly is Detroit Lions quarterback Matthew Stafford's longtime girlfriend — will help snag a few extra seats.
Hall has never been to a Super Bowl, even on its stops in Atlanta, so his first taste of the big game will be on the field.
"I'm excited about it, you hear about it, watch on TV, you hear about media day," Hall said. "We won't let it distract us, but at the same time you've got to have fun with it and enjoy the moment. It just doesn't happen to many people in their lifetime.
"Any way I can help this team I want to. Hopefully in two weeks they'll have more plays for me and I'll try to help this team win a Super Bowl."
More like this story
- Wesleyan's Hall on active 49ers roster for Super Bowl ( February 3, 2013 )
- 49ers arrive for Super Bowl mission ( January 27, 2013 )
- Wesleyan's Hall signed by the Chiefs ( September 1, 2013 )
- Falcons come up short, 49ers head to Super Bowl ( January 20, 2013 )
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Mona Mahmood and Ian Black
May 8, 2013
Syria's main armed opposition group, the Free Syrian Army (FSA), is losing fighters and capabilities to Jabhat al-Nusra, an Islamist organisation with links to al-Qaida that is emerging as the best-equipped, financed and motivated force fighting Bashar al-Assad's regime.
Evidence of the growing strength of al-Nusra, gathered from Guardian interviews with FSA commanders across Syria, underlines the dilemma for the US, Britain and other governments as they ponder the question of arming anti-Assad rebels.
John Kerry, the US secretary of state, said that if negotiations went ahead between the Syrian government and the opposition – as the US and Russia proposed on Tuesday – "then hopefully [arming the Syrian rebels] would not be necessary".
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