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Iowa State, Mediacom Offer Cyclones.tv Channel
AMES, Iowa - The Iowa State Athletics Department announced today that it has agreed to a five-year partnership with Mediacom to distribute programming, currently produced and aired on Cyclones.tv, across Iowa and into several bordering states via a fully dedicated Cyclone sports channel on Mediacom's cable television network.
"This agreement allows our athletics program to become only the third institution nationally (Texas and BYU) with a fully dedicated channel for its sports teams," Iowa State Athletics Director Jamie Pollard said.
As part of the agreement Mediacom will broadcast numerous Cyclones.tv-produced events annually, including home events in women's basketball, volleyball, wrestling, soccer, gymnastics and softball. In addition, Mediacom will broadcast one football game and approximately 5-10 men's basketball games, produced by Cyclones.tv per the Big 12 Conference's new television agreement.
Cyclones.tv and Mediacom will also air the Paul Rhoads Show, the Fred Hoiberg Show, the Bill Fennelly Show, the Cyclone CYdline & CourtCYd Shows at Applebee's, an Olympic Sports Spotlight, live media conferences and archived classic replays.
"The partnership with Mediacom is a game changer for our athletics program because we will be able to provide the most comprehensive coverage Cyclone sports teams have ever received," Pollard said. "The deal improves our ability to reach fans and recruits throughout the midwest, clearly strengthens the Iowa State Athletics brand and reinforces our strategic decision to launch Cyclones.tv. Mediacom's interest confirms that we are producing excellent content on Cyclones.tv, which is in great demand."
"This is a wonderful way to elevate visibility for ISU as the Cyclones strengthen their presence in the Big 12 Conference. At the same time, it's a big win for Mediacom customers who gain another option for following their favorite Cyclone teams," said Mediacom Group Vice President Steve Purcell. "Quality programming is produced by Cyclones.tv, and we know that a lot of online viewing occurs in households that use the always faster speeds of Mediacom Internet. Now, many fans will also welcome the television option that is an exclusive benefit to Mediacom subscribers."
Programming will be shown initially on MC22 beginning with a Cyclone basketball doubleheader on Dec. 9. The women's team hosts Fairfield at 1 p.m. followed by the men's club facing Nebraska-Omaha at 6 p.m. However, Mediacom will create a dedicated channel for Cyclone sports programming by early 2013.
"The Big 12 Conference has given individual schools the ability, like no other major conference in the country, to distribute their third-tier television rights and we are capitalizing on an opportunity that is unique to our conference," Pollard said. "Our relationship with Mediacom means that our Cyclones.tv content will be available to more than 500,000 additional viewers."
Cyclones.tv was launched this fall as a digital TV network available online for a nominal subscription fee. The department hired three-time state of Iowa Sportscaster of the Year John Walters to serve as its lead reporter.
The network has gotten off to a great start and Cyclones.tv is ranked No. 2 nationally for total viewers among all of NeuLion's (Iowa State's web site provider) 100-plus schools.
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Troy Eid, who served as U.S. Attorney from 2006 to 2009, was named on Dec. 22 to the Indian Law and Order Commission, which was established under the 2010 Tribal Law and Order Act. The nine-member panel will make recommendations to the president and Congress on how to improve criminal justice systems in tribal communities.
"I greatly appreciate the confidence of Senator [Harry] Reid [D-Nev.] and retiring Senator Byron Dorgan [D-N.D.], chair of the Committee on Indian Affairs and sponsor of the Tribal Law and Order Act, on this important issue," said Eid, who leads the Indian Law Practice for Greenberg Traurig LLP, where he is a partner.


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Any tips on what to look for? He is tall for his age but average weight. I'm looking for "mountain bike" style but he'll likely use it on roads more than trails.
For kids I think mountain bike style is the way to go. Put some smooth tires on it for road riding. Kids will be doing jumps and the like, the mountain bike will hold up better.
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13 year olds can be very hard on a bike, I know I was and have the scars to prove it (and to think it took us a hundred years to figure out we should put helmets in kids :confused. I would not expect any bike to last more than 2 seasons, either by growth, theft, abuse, or just use (I would guess the later). So, I would not spend too much because in a couple of years he'll need another, before the "driving" bug hits him.
Anyhow, I went to a Dick's Sporting Good store (I hope you have one in your area) and they had a bunch of "entry level mountain bikes" from $149.00 on up. Most had very nice features that would have brought the price into the $500.00 range a few years ago. Such as suspension, grip shifting, eyelets, and pretty decent rims with lots of spokes. The "Moongoose" and "GT" Brand (I've always liked "GT" bikes with that hip triple triangle designed frame) market their products to folks wanting something more than the Walmart and K-Mart offerings. At least when something breaks on these bikes it is worth fixing, and in some cases, upgrading. On the bargain brands its almost as cheap just to buy a new one. I also think these bikes are comparable to the mid level brand's (TREK, Schwinn, Raliegh, and the like) low end products, but for $50.00 to $100.00 less.
You will also need to plan to change the tires as blwyn suggest. Not to mention the repair kit, tube, helmet, pump, and other gizmos. I would also consider bottle and a cage so he stays hydrated this summer (its important).
I will caution you in making sure you get the right sized bike for your Son. An ill-fitted bike can make the whole experience of cycling horrible. At the very least make sure he has the clearance when he stands over the top tube.
Hope this helps,
I think the response entirely depends on your budget. How much are you willing to spend on it?
http://www.cyclistsroadmap.com/eng/ - Cyclists' road map. Checkout which roads are good for cycling and rate roads in your area.
Specialized do some excellent entry-level bikes that are up to serious use.
Giant also makes a few nice models, and Kona makes a great FS for kids.
I disagree about changing the tires. Most stock monuntain bike tires are fine for the road. They may be a bit rougher riding, but that kid is going to want knobbies on his bike! I think you should check local bike shops and sporting goods stores for entry level bikes. Sportsmart has a nice K2 on sale for just over $200. If you can get to Costco, I recommend their Motiv Vertical for $250. Its a decent entry level full suspension bike with a Mozo fork, linkage rear suspension and Sram grip shifters and derailleurs. My advice is stay away from the $100 specials at the local X-Mart stores. They have cheap frames and poor quality everything. Here's a link to a guy on ebay who is selling some Schwinn Mesa DS bikes. He has a few every week lately. http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...category=27948 These are very nice bikes with good components.
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Gray Matter
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Q: How much is a star player actually worth to his team?
A: To be revealed later this week. But based on the data I have, I found it interesting when Jamie Dixon went to the coaches playbook and pulled Aaron Gray after he picked up his 4th foul against Louisville last night. Sure, Pitt was down by 15 to Louisville, and the game was slipping away anyway. But there was just over 14 minutes remaining, and at that moment, Jamie Dixon conceded a loss.
Subject: Georgetown
This team is on a run…..just watched them embarrass WVU…..what's your take on these boys running the table in the Big East? They host Pittsburgh on the 24th I believe to avenge an earlier loss….I just don't see anyone in the nation stopping their offense,…
Should Charlie Burgess Have Saved the Ball?
by Ken Pomeroy on Friday, February 9, 2007
For those that missed it on Tuesday night, Texas Tech suffered a heartbreaking loss to Nebraska. After the Red Raiders played flawless defense on the final possession of the game, a rebound on a Marcus Perry missed 3-pointer headed for the sideline. Tech's Charlie Burgess leapt out of bounds for it, attempted to call timeout in mid-air, realized that doesn't work any more and then saved the ball in bounds.
Actually, he didn't save it - replays showed he planted a foot out of bounds before releasing the ball - but play continued and Nebraska's Charles Richardson grabbed the ball and after a dribble, drained a 20-footer to beat the buzzer and give the Huskers a 61-59 win.
Now I've always heard you don't save the ball blindly onto your own end of the court, and I've always disagreed with it. The choice is to eat the ball…
Comings and Goings in the Tempo-Free World
by Ken Pomeroy on Thursday, February 8, 2007
There's a perfect storm brewing in the tempo-free world. UNC, one of the 10 fastest teams in the land may well have the best defense in the game, and Georgetown one of the 10 slowest, might have the best offense in the country.
I've talked about the Tar Heels enough, but how about Georgetown? They provide a deadly combination of shooting (ranking 3rd) and offensive rebounding (10th). It's Princeton on steroids. Georgetown's offensive rebounding won't get the pub it deserves (except for the Friday a while back where they outrebounded Seton Hall 17-7 on the Hoyas' offensive end.) because they don't miss many shots and don't take as many as most teams. Offensive rebounding opportunities are probably rarer for Georgetown than any other team in the land, but they are a significant factor in their success. They can turn the ball over regularly (and do!) and still pummel opponents with…
Rulebook Rewind: 1974
by Ken Pomeroy on Wednesday, February 7, 2007
The year was 1974. Teams were averaging an inefficient 75 points per game (six more than today) without a 3-point shot or shot clock. The next season would see the NCAA Tournament allow multiple teams from the same conference for the first time. It many ways it was different era for basketball, but in many ways it was no different from today.
The 1974 edition of the NCAA Official Basketball Rules begins with "Committee Action for 1973-74" which lays out rule changes for that season. The section begins, "The popularity and healthy condition of the game of basketball resulted in the the fewest significant changes for 1973-74 that the history of the game has seen." And the changes that follow are mundane. Rules buffs may be interested to know that the correctable error rules in the book today were firmed up in this edition.
The most interesting things are in…
The Pac-Tenors Respond
by Ken Pomeroy on Tuesday, February 6, 2007
I enjoyed reading your recent post comparing the Pac-10 and the ACC in terms of the number of wins again Top 30 opponents (as measured by your index). You found that the ACC and Pac-10 had 13 and 5 wins, respectively. While you mention the ACC had more opportunities for wins, you didn't mention exactly how many more opportunities. So I did some calculations:
ACC: 12 teams with 22 total games against Top 30 teams (as of Feb. 1) with 13 wins (59% winning percentage)
Pac-10: 10 teams with 8 total games against Top 30 teams (as of Feb. 1) with 5 wins (62.5% winning percentage).
Thus, while I think it is fair to point out that the Pac-10 has not played as many Top 30 teams (and perhaps subjecting the conference to a "soft non-conference schedule" criticism), I don't think it is fair to use the…
Hurricane Dicta
by Ken Pomeroy on Friday, February 2, 2007
On this eve of Super Bowl Weekend involving Da Bears, it's appropriate to acknowledge that we all have a little Dicta inside of ourselves. Big Ten Wonk reminded me of one my own dicta a while back, and I decided to create a complete list of the the others right here. If you're ever wondering why things are so darn messed up around here, let this be your reference guide. These are my core hoops beliefs and philosophies.
Don't confuse achievement with performance. If I somehow happened to become a coach, I would totally write this on the chalkboard after a close win over a lousy team. Future achievement can be better predicted by past performance than past achievement. How to measure performance is the tricky part, but I know it goes deeper than recording W's and L's, or even looking at who a team beat and lost to.…
Pac-10/ACC Challenge
by Ken Pomeroy on Thursday, February 1, 2007
I've been getting a lot of e-mail about my statements that the Pac-10 is overrated. I'd like to present some food for thought on the matter. Let's look at the Pac-10's wins over top 30 teams from outside the conference. I will selfishly use my ratings as the gospel here.
UCLA over Kentucky (N)
UCLA over Georgia Tech (N)
UCLA over Texas A&M (h)
Oregon over Georgetown (A)
Arizona over Memphis (H)
Now the ACC…
UNC over Ohio State (H)
UNC over Kentucky (H)
UNC over Arizona (A)
BC over Michigan State (H)
Duke over Air Force (N)
Duke over Indiana (H)
Duke over Georgetown (H)
Virginia over Arizona (H)
Clemson over Georgia (H)
Florida State over Florida (H)
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The center of what's now Tropical Storm Frances is centered just off the coast south of Tallahassee, but the most serious rain is to the east of center, and another band of heavy rain is moving up from the Gulf near Crystal River.
Farther out, there is also a band with heavy rain swirling up from Sarasota, going across the Orlando area and Daytona to Jacksonville.
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The Hockey News and Toronto startup Polar Mobile have partnered to launch mobile apps for iPhone, Android, and BlackBerry smartphones for every National Hockey League franchise.
The apps will go live next month to start of the 2011-2012 NHL season.
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(T2261-0257, daily 0800-1530. If arriving before the rangers' station opens pay on your way out (US$8). Take any bus heading east of San José from the Gran Terminal de Caribe north of downtown San José and ask the driver to drop you off at the entrance.)
Just 20 km from San José, Braulio Carrillo National Park protects some of the country's most rugged landscapes. If you're not inclined to get out and explore you're in luck, as you get a good impression of the topography from the San José–Guápiles–Limón Highway that travels through the park. Steep-sided gorges eroded by rivers hidden at the bottom of heavily forested valleys border both sides of the road. Clouds drift up the valleys, rising to the volcanic peaks of Barva (2906 m) and Cacho Negro (2150 m) where they deposit rainfall that totals around 4.5 m annually. The result is some dramatic waterfalls, most hardly ever seen by human eyes.
The 47,583-ha park was created in 1978 to protect against damage caused by the construction of a new highway to the Caribbean. Named after the republic's third president, who proclaimed himself dictator for life in 1842, the park at least commemorates his attempts to improve communications between the Central Valley and the lowlands. Today, Highway 32 is one of the country's busiest roads making the national park the most popular in the country. The vast majority passing through see the road and driving conditions as precarious, dangerous and best avoided. Some tours incorporate this journey as part of a visit to the national park. It goes without saying that you will not see any wildlife from a bus, but you can pass over the continental divide just to the south of the Zurquí tunnel.
The biological stock-take is staggering. Estimates suggest that over 90% of the park is primary forest and contains some 6000 species of plants – over 50% of the total found in Costa Rica. While the higher altitudes struggle to support life in the chilled and windy atmosphere, profuse humid rainforest dominates here, reaching its greatest diversity at the lower altitudes. Animal and bird life is equally profuse. Over 500 species of migratory and resident birds have been logged including quetzals in the higher altitudes, toucans, king vultures, the umbrella bird and the national bird: the sooty robin. Mammals include three species of monkey as well as tapirs, pacas, jaguars, pumas and ocelots. To complete the list, reptiles include two of the most deadly snakes in the world, the fer-de-lance and bushmaster.
For management purposes the parks is divided between the Quebrada González Sector and the Barva Volcano Sector. The entrance at Quebrada González is 23 km beyond the Zurquí tunnel (easy to drive past, if you get to the flag-poles of the Rainforest Aerial Tram you've gone too far). Three short trails lead from the rangers' station: Las Palmas is a 1.6-km trail taking about 1½ hours, good for birdwatching. El Ceibo is 1 km and takes just an hour and leads to some fine examples of the ceibo tree. The Botarrama trail is an extension of El Ceibo that leads to the Río Sucio and gets deeper into the rainforest covering 3 km taking about two hours. An animal list stating regular sightings of spider, white-faced and howler monkeys, toucans, peccaries, tarantulas and snakes makes for an interesting read before and after your trek....
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text: Angry rant time Went to my club to get the new Ruger SR1911 commander out of layaway. As I am shooting on the range, it's having problems returning to battery completely, requiring a thumb-press about every other round. So, I chocked it up to being brand new and needing time to break in. FWIW, my SR1911 5" needed no such nonsense. So, I am shooting 7 and 8 round Ruger magazines. Eventually, it stops jamming so much and starts to run a little smoother at around the 250 round mark. So I am chugging along...chugga chugga choo choo, chugga chugga choo choo.... PLINK! GOOD F-N BYE FRONT SIGHT POST! The base of the sight was left in the dovetail, but the rest of it went off to parts unknown in god knows how many friggen pieces. Sigh...Why, Ruger? Just why? First the off center rear sight post on my GP100 DISTRIBUTOR EXCLUSIVE!!!!....now this? Supposedly, the guy in charge is going to sent it back in for repairs. $813 later and....ugh...so disappointed. I don't care who makes it. For that kind of money, I should be able to take it right out of the box and shoot more than 325 rounds. Every other gun has survived the routine...straight out of the box and on to the range.... Anyways, speculation was a micro-fracture in the sight post. As the slide got hot, the metal expanded until it could not bear the force of moving back and forth. I am angry. And disappointed.


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On the night of December 7th, 1982, a group of prominent military officers, lawyers, journalists, radicals and academics – all opponents to Commander Desi Bouterse's military regime – were rounded up from their homes and offices in Suriname's capital city of Paramaribo. The dissidents were taken by force to Fort Zeelandia, the colonial-era military barracks built by the Dutch on a broad bend in the Suriname river, where they were brutally interrogated and tortured. The next day, fifteen mutilated and gunshot-riddled corpses were dropped off at the Academic Hospital morgue.
The events at Fort Zeelandia, now known as the December Murders, are still shrouded in mystery. No one has ever been held responsible for the killings, and the crime is arguably the keystone trauma of Suriname's modern history. When I arrived in Suriname for the second time, twenty-three years after the killings, the first formal investigation into the crime had been dragging on for nearly five years and appeared no closer to laying charges. Though deeply curious, I had few contacts in the city, and those I did speak with were unwilling to go on record.
And then I befriended a man named Bodi, one of Commander Bouterse's personal bodyguards, a plainclothes commando with many secrets. Through our dangerous friendship, I would inch closer to the violent truth of the events that night in December, 1982, the night the young Republic of Suriname lost her innocence.


text: Our goal with Communities at Risk is to ramp up the pressure on the White House to end mountaintop removal. As citizens have argued for years, cracking down on the continuing devastation of Appalachian mountains and streams is critical to moving the region forward. It's incumbent on the Obama administration to help revive Appalachian communities, which have powered the nation's economic ascendancy for generations. [ More ]


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Idina Menzel – Oscars 2014 – Let It Go – Video
Idina Menzel sang "Let It Go" at the Oscars 2014 86th Academy Awards.
John Travolta presented and he botched her name! What an embarrassment. I couldn't take his ridiculous glued hair already and then he made it worse by not doing his job as presenter. He called Idina: "Adele Dazim". For a moment there I thought someone else was really singing the song. Turned out it was really Idina. SMH.
Nevertheless this was an amazing performance by Idina! I love this song so much!!! "Let It Go" with anger, yes.
Afterwards, Ellen DeGeneres told the audience who Idina Menzel was, but Idina looked a bit pissed already. Oh well.
"Let It Go" won Best Original Song for Frozen.
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It would be hard to miss the fact that Disney's new Aulani Resort was the only Hawaii hotel to be included in the recent Conde Nast Traveler's 2012 Hot List (and Spa list). This iconic $800 million behemoth which opened last summer on Oahu is included in the May edition of the travel magazine. Aulani features 359 hotel rooms and 460 vacation club villas.
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This b-roll contains GoPro footage of cargo drops at the Deadhorse drop zone during Arctic Pegasus 2014. This exercise enables the military to build proficiency in arctic operations. Arctic Pegasus 2014 is a Joint-Interagency Military training exercise held above the Arctic Circle, with a goal to enhance U.S. Army Alaska's mobility and operability in arctic conditions. It is a collaborative effort between from the 6th Engineer Battalion, the Alaska Army National Guard, Air Mobility Command, and the Alaska Pipeline Service.
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This Small Country Qualifies As An Emerging Retirement Haven
It's not on our list of top overseas havens yet, but this is a country on the rise with good fundamentals. The economy is sound, and tax rates are reasonable.
Highways are new, thanks in part to an international consortium called the Millenium Fund. Roads are clear and clean, and the people are hard-working. The literacy rate is better than 80%, and the standard of living improves yearly.
This country is one of the few bright stars in the Central American orbit. Its young president is energetic and a polished communicator who appears to be delivering on his promises of jobs, education, and a better future. True, he is the first freely elected official of a left-wing party, but, in the wake of previous excesses of juntas and right-wing death squads, perhaps this is an understandable swing of the pendulum.
Crime was once a big problem, thanks to the gang known as Mara Salvatrucha, or MS-13. Today, following years of police action, the few gang members who aren't in prison have become a danger only to themselves. Recognizable by their extensive tattoos, they're prone to fight with other gang members, typically over guns, drugs, and territory. The good news is that the police are well-trained and honest…a rarity in Central America. They're usually ex-military and paid on time (another rarity). They won't ask you for a bribe, nor should you offer them one.
In the country's capital city is large and sprawling, with a population estimated at 1.7 million people. Set in a large bowl, San Salvador is surrounded by green hills and volcanoes, the greatest of which is the San Salvador volcano (Quetzaltepeque). It has two peaks, one a sharply pointed landmark known as Picacho (6,000 feet), the second, slightly smaller, known as El Boqueron (Big Mouth) and 5,500 feet in altitude. At the bottom of El Boqueron is a second crater, formed after a small eruption in 1917, that's perfectly round.
We recommend settling in and around the capital, specifically to either the Colonia San Benito or the Colonia Escalon. These are safe, cosmopolitan, and relatively quiet neighborhoods. The rents and prices are urban (figure US$500 to US$800 per month furnished), but the outer portions of the city, while cheaper, are grittier.
The country is small (you can cross it in four hours), so the beach is 30 minutes away from San Salvador.
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|6,071,774 (July 2011 est.)
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|$43.57 billion (2010 est.)
|GDP Per Capita
|$7,200 (2010 est.)
|Inflation Rate
|1.2% (2010 est.)
|US Dollar
|Exchange Rate Versus U.S. Dollar
|Spanish (official), Nahua (among some Amerindians)
|San Salvador
|Population of Capital City
|1.534 million (2009)
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|UTC/GMT -6 hours
|rainy season (May to October); dry season (November to April); tropical on coast; temperate in uplands
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|0.63% of property price
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Not a thing wrong with that Buck in my opinion and at this stage of the season..I would say, he's a great wise Buck and you did a great Job!!! The Hunt is what makes a Trophy to me!! Great Buck and great Shot...Anyone can Kill a Big Ol Buck if they spend enough time where a Big Ol Buck is but as you know...such places are few and far between..I'll say it like this...I have alot of friends that Hunt but I can't think of anyone of them that would pass this Buck up...Congrats again!!!
wow that is wild! I am picking here! You sure that deer didn't get stuck and then you saw him and shot him? ;) Was you using your climber?
Very nice rifle! 308 is my fav cartridge.
I shot a buck one time and he ran 25 yards and I was tracking him and I looked 6 feet to the right of blood trail and there he lay. Right as he died he ran in a 15 foot circle.
I figure the forked tree is your lucky tree. That deer might have ran 300 more yards if it hadn't gotten stuck! :) You should put your climber on that very tree! Bet you will kill a lot more deer from that spot! Worth a try! Very cool pics!
I was surprised to see him wedged in there like that! I don't think he'd have gotten 'much' farther, as the shot had obliterated his heart and punctured both lungs. Notice all the blood on the initial side of the tree, but none on the side where he lay. I think he was pretty much spent, and like you experienced, made a desperate lunge as his final move.
He had been in an open field with oats planted. I had expected to see a bunch of does/spikes, as that's what the last guy saw out of that stand (before he shot a wall-worthy 9-pointer out of it!).
I saw an ear twitch just inside the tree line, which woke me up! A tail swish. Thought it was a doe. As he turned into the field, I thought I could make out some head-bone. I grabbed the binos and was surprised to see it was a shooter buck. When he turned broadside, I saw it was a heavy, big-bodied deer. My buddy estimated him to be 175#. We didn't have a scale, though.
They don't all have to be mammoth to be trophy hawkman. Real nice deer.
Hey nothing wrong with that buck!! 9 out of 10 hunters will
Blast this buck to have as a trophy
nice buck. nothing wrong wirh him. a successfull hunt is good whether the buck is big or not. keep hunting the biggun will show , man i've hunted some yrs and not see anything to shoot.some yrs i've shot some i wish now i hadn't. but now i've set my standards higher and can let'em walk hoping for the biggun. good luck !
You may never see one wedged like that again! I love memories of hunts like that! I have recently given up 'trophy hunting' as it left me disappointed and with a foul taste for deer hunting with the competition of other hunters and near misses or not recovering trophies like the one I shot in 2009. Now I prefer to shoot doe and pass on small bucks (since I won't hang their horns, and I eat what I kill) in hopes that it may pay off and the big boy will show or grow. This has brought back the good feelings I had about deer hunting in my earlier years and I enjoy it now more than ever. Some hunters may agree or disagree.
Now about your buck, the only way I would have let him walk was if he was in your old home, Canada. That's a fine NC deer, busted up or not. You had a good hunt and story to tell. Nice 3 year old. If you passed him up, he may have been shot by someone else, hit by a car or never showed again. I would skull mount him AT MINIMUM. But that is your choice and we all have different ideas. I am thankful to even have a place to hunt these days as hunting spots are hard to come by and many folks oppose hunting and our gun rights are threatened. My main goal is to teach my unborn son to enjoy hunting for what it is, even if he doesn't exercise my practices. My dad used to run dogs and had the time of his life shooting whatever ran by. Our methods are much different from each other, but we share the same goal...having fun!
Way to go and Congrats, my friend!
I did connect on the JoCo buck of a lifetime this year and was only hoping to take my 1st deer with a muzzleloader. If I hadn't seen him that day, I would have ended the season with a pocket full of filled doe tags and it still would have been the most enjoyable season I've had with my 2 1st crossbow kills on doe. I still love to try mock scrapes and trail cams but that is to see what's out there and not for the trophy hunt. If I hold out until I see trophy class bucks, I will not be shooting much and have less fun. Sorry to preach, but I hope that everyone including you, will look back and be proud that they did it honest and had fun. You owe it to yourself for putting in the effort. I have a buddy that held out on killing his 1st deer for a big buck. He didn't put in much time, got bored and stopped hunting. Either way, I hope you do it the way you want and it pays off even if it means killing the new state record. Telling you that as a friend because I learned the hard way over a lifetime of hunting. Good luck and I hope that your next seasons are filled with awesome hunts and maybe even giant bucks! God Bless You, buddy!
Well folks - you are a good bunch. I didn't expect any less than that of course! It is a pretty big deer, and certainly my largest. Some of the other great things about the hunt occurred before and after the hunt: 1) Hunting in a different area than my 'home' territory, 2) Hunting with a friend I've never hunted before, 3) Getting invited to hunt his property/farm, 4) Knowing I was in a region where bucks tend to be / can be bigger than what we have in Beaufort Co typically, 5) the affirmation from the friend that he thought 'it sounded like a hit', 6) the lesson learned about giving the deer time - we didn't need to wait 2 hours - even 15 seconds was enough apparently!, but he told me that hurt deer will sometimes lie down just inside the woods and you don't want to bump them, 7) a great breakfast that actually enjoyed while I couldn't even think straight!, and 8) finding that the deer died very very quickly.
Also - I have to admit I've gone to the freezer a few times to check him out!
Thanks for your encouragement and advice. May God bless each of you in the year to come. Happy Hunting, and I hope you/we all are safe in our coming adventures!
(PS If I mount him, I'll post pics!)
Great job Hawkman!! Definitely nothing wrong with that buck....It is all in the eyes of the beholder...Happy for you man!!
Congrats on the buck! He's a nice one and equally important (if not more) is the memories. Congrats again buddy.


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After making a weak opening, shares of the company further lost 5 per cent to Rs 382.05 -- its lower circuit limit on the BSE.
At the NSE, the scrip fell by 5 per cent to touch its lower circuit limit of Rs 381.1.
"MCX shares will be deleted from the MSCI global small cap indices with effect from Wednesday," Morgan Stanley Capital International (MSCI) had said on Friday.
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It is just a question of breaking the joints on every other sheet. For example, startwith a half sheet and then use a full sheet for every ne after. In the next course start with a full sheet and again use full sheets thereafter. This will break the end joints of the sheets staggering the joints. If this leaves you with a small piece at the end of the floor then you may need to lay out the sheet pattern so that you start with more or less than a half sheet and the first and last pieces are the same size. Confusing it sounds but not so in practice. Good luck...Mark Hammond
Alternatively, measure the room to determine how many boards you will need to run the entire length. Usually, you will need to cut a board at the end in order to have a perfect fit. For example, assuming you are using 5 foot long boards, and your room is 18 feet wide, you would use three full boards (15 feet) and cut one board to 3 feet. Start the first run with a full five foot board, then the next run with a 3 foot board, then the next run with a 5 foot board, etc. Doing so will sufficiently stagger the seams into a grid. 5-5-5-3, then 3-5-5-5, then 5-5-5-3, etc.
The purpose is to prevent any slight, subtle twist in the floor from settling from showing up as one long huge crack in the floor. It is important if your subfloor is plywood, which will twist easily. You want to stagger the seams of the cement board so as to create a stronger, more unified subfloor. If you are laying it down on a concrete subfloor, then it is not so crucial that you do it.
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Lindsay Meggs has been rewarded with a new contract after leading the Washington Huskies baseball program to the postseason for the first time in a decade.
Meggs, the 2014 Pac-12 coach of the year, has signed a six-year contract extension that will pay him a total of $2.2 million.
The Huskies, picked 10th of 11 teams in the Pac-12 preseason coaches' poll, finished second in the conference with a 21-9 record and were ranked as high as fifth in the national rankings, the program's highest ranking.
In Meggs' fifth season as the UW coach, the Huskies finished 41-17-1 overall, just the fifth time the program has reached the 40-win plateau.
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Washington, awarded a bid to an NCAA tournament for the first time since 2004, lost to host Mississippi in the championship round of a regional. A program-record eight players were drafted by major-league teams last month.
Meggs has a record of 140-139-1 at UW and a 755-446-5 overall record in 21 seasons as a head coach. He led Chico State to Division II national championships in 1997 and 1999.
Meggs will earn $275,004 in the first year of the deal and $425,004 in the final year. He has a $125,000 "longevity" bonus if he is still the UW coach on June 30, 2019. Among other bonuses, he could earn $10,000 for a Pac-12 championship and $50,000 for a national title.
"I'm excited to have the opportunity to lead this program for the next six years and beyond, and I'm also excited that our entire coaching staff will return next year intact," Meggs said in a statement. "I have always maintained that our success as a baseball program depends on our relationships. And it's exciting for me to come to work every day knowing that the University of Washington has the same goals that we do as a program, and that is to get to Omaha (for the College World Series) and to be the last team standing."
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tsk tsk Activision for not learning their lesson with the whole Courtney Love suing them for turning Kurt Cobain into an avatar that can play songs with many of the games playlist not written or sang by Kurt in real life. Now its No Doubt in the spot light claiming that Activision and Band hero has done the same thing again by turning their likeliness into a "Karaoke Circus" and allowing the bands avatars to be played in songs neither sang or written by the band no doubt. No doubt states that Activision has clearly breached the contract with the band and is now seeking legal action for damages and a recall of the unsold Band Hero games!. Is this a trend for more Band hero and Guitar hero games? do you agree that Activision is basically turning these Rockers and Bands "likeliness" into something that portrays them poorly? Check out the youtube videos below of game play action to decide for yourself.
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Well the weather is perfect for the many prospective undergraduate students visiting us for this year's "Tulane Days." This program gives students who have been accepted to Tulane a real taste of university life through classroom visits, faculty meetings, overnight stays and other activities. By the way, applications are way up this year and our incoming class is shaping up to be the most academically qualified ever.
This week we hosted a meeting of the National Housing Conference, a federal agency that seeks solutions to the country's housing crisis. The primary topic was affordability of housing in New Orleans. There was a good turnout from a cross section of community leaders at the meeting. We felt that hosting this meeting was an important extension of the university's continued efforts in addressing the issue of housing.
Yesterday we convened the first meeting of the Louisiana Council, whose honorary chairs are former U.S. Ambassador to the Vatican Lindy Boggs and State Senate President John Hainkel. The Louisiana Council is a group of alumni from throughout the state who are interested in bringing Tulane's message to their hometowns. We first conceived of this group during last fall's "Hometown Tour" of the state.
Dr. Leena Ala-Kokko of the Tulane Center for Gene Therapy has been a real media star this week. As co-author of an article in the Journal of the American Medical Association on lumbar disk disease, she has been interviewed by CBS News, ABC News, Reuters, the Associated Press, Agency France Press, CBS Radio and others.
Were you able to witness our baseball team's thrilling come-from-behind victory over No. 2-ranked LSU last night? I thought you might enjoy this photo of Riptide with his new-found friend: a real Tiger slayer.
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1. Once you have been in Ireland lawfully for a continuous period of five years, then you will get permanent residency and you will be able to apply for citizenship. There is no great trouble involved. However, an application for citizenship typically takes 9-12 months to process. However, during this time, you will have the right to permanent residence in Ireland as will any dependent spouse or children. Go to the website of the Irish Naturalisation & Immigration Service at www.inis.gov.ie where you will find details of how to make your application and the forms to fill in. The process is pretty straightforward and you can handle it yourself.
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* Tumblr has been perfected; you can all go home. Troy and Abed in Engineering.
* Hi, I'm Maria Bamford; ask me anything.
* Newt Gingrich thinks Republicans couldn't beat Hillary Clinton in 2016. I agree! I also think there's no one in the Democratic Party who could beat her for the nomination. As far as I can tell the presidency is hers if she wants it.
* It is an interesting and somewhat macabre parlor game to play at a large gathering of one's acquaintances: to speculate who in a showdown would go Nazi. This is how people played "Zombie Apocalypse" before that was a thing.
* Mark Johnston, the acting assistant housing secretary for community planning and development, estimated that homelessness could be effectively eradicated in the United States at an annual cost of about $20 billion. The housing department's budget for addressing homelessness is currently about $1.9 billion. But that's an impossibly large sum we certainly can't afford — the cost of almost three months in Iraq!
* It's painful for Nicholas Kristoff as a liberal to admit, but the poor are wicked and deserve their lot. Even disabled kids? Especially disabled kids.
* Also on the are-there-no-workhouses beat: Are graduate students living cheaply enough? The Chronicle of Higher Education is on it!
'Every Money Guy I Know Thinks Romney Can't Win a General Election'
If either Romney or Santorum gains the nomination and then falls before Obama, flubbing an election that just months ago seemed eminently winnable, it will unleash a GOP apocalypse on November 7—followed by an epic struggle between the regulars and red-hots to refashion the party. And make no mistake: A loss is what the GOP's political class now expects. "Six months before this thing got going, every Republican I know was saying, 'We're gonna win, we're gonna beat Obama,' " says former Reagan strategist Ed Rollins. "Now even those who've endorsed Romney say, 'My God, what a fucking mess.' "
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* The liberal blogosphere is falling in love with Rick Santorum, who has taken the lead nationally and who today leads Romney by double digits in Romney's home state of Michigan. He's closing in Newt in Georgia, too.
* Black Herstory: The Founders of the Feminist Party.
* 2015 is only three years away: Mattel Is Finally Making the Back to the Future Hoverboard. Thanks Tim.
* Marriage equality fight heats up in New Jersey.
* And your infographic of the day. Via Tumblr.
Some Sunday Links
* Decadence watch: Please be advised we are between five and nine years away from President Tebow.
* The Non Sports Fan's Guide to Maybe Enjoying the Super Bowl. A List of Things to Say to Sound as if You Understand the Super Bowl, Dummy. Go… Giants? I think I have that right.
* The set list from last night's fantastic Mountain Goats show in Saxapahaw. And from Vu, an interesting New York Magazine read on Mountain Goats superfandom from 2009.
* The headline reads, "No kidney transplant for dying East Bay dad who is illegal immigrant."
* Death, Debt and Climate Change.
There were 2900 temperature records set in the United States in January. Exxon Mobil reported yesterday that its quarterly profits had increased to $9.6 billion on revenues of over $70 billion. It's 60 degrees on February 1 in New York City. These facts are connected. I continue to think that one reason Bloomberg evicted OWS was that he lost patience with waiting for it to get cold enough to drive the Occupiers out.
I have proposed that "debt is death." It sounds a bit melodramatic. You can in fact map connections between the debt-financed globalized industries, direct violence caused by their expansion, and the indirect but nonetheless deadly violences of climate change.
* Ben Valentine considers statue porn. This and the last two via zunguuzungu's always essential Sunday Reading.
* The strange case of Michael Swango, serial killing doctor. Via Neil.
* Then Republican governors saved the economy.
* SNL takes a visit to President Gingrinch's Moon Utopia.
* And just for the Hunger Games fans: a speculative map of Panem. Via io9.
Tuesday Night Links
* When the equitable distribution of Springsteen tickets is put at risk, the New Jersey State Legislature springs into action. More on the BOSS Act at MetaFilter.
* As usual, Aaron Bady is killing it on the Occupy Oakland beat. Another good post on reporting-as-stenography here.
* CFP for a collection of essays on Breaking Bad. Breaking Bad: The Video Game.
* Tougher Than Wisconsin: Arizona Republicans Launch 'All Out Assault' On Public Unions.
* Shocking no one, Romney wins! Florida turnout actually fell from 2008. Can Newt hold on?
* And Brad Plumer keeps hope alive for a brokered GOP convention…
Gerry-Built Monday Links
* Although their etymologies are obscure and their meanings overlap, these are two distinct expressions. Something poorly built is "jerry-built." Something rigged up temporarily in a makeshift manner with materials at hand, often in an ingenious manner, is "jury-rigged." "Jerry-built" always has a negative connotation, whereas one can be impressed by the cleverness of a jury-rigged solution. Many people cross-pollinate these two expressions and mistakenly say "jerry-rigged" or "jury-built." It's hard not to take this personally.
* Plaintiffs Challenging Affordable Care Act In The Supreme Court Admit That The Law Is Constitutional.
* In Why Some Politicians Are More Dangerous than Others, Gilligan documents a striking statistical connection between changing rates of violent death in the United States over the past century and the party of the president. He concludes that Republican administrations are "risk factors for lethal violence," and that the only reason they have not produced "disastrously high epidemic levels" of suicides and homicides is that Democrats have repeatedly undone their damage.
* Gingrich, true to form, takes right-wing attacks on the very idea of journalism itself all the way to the next level.
* Grover Norquist promises impeachment if Obama doesn't extend the Bush tax cuts.
* Political religion: May you find the Ronald Reagan living inside each and everyone of you.
* I think I've linked this one before, but it's a classic: Jourdan Anderson's 1865 letter "To My Old Master."
* A couple of years ago, Amanda Hocking needed to raise a few hundred dollars so, in desperation, made her unpublished novel available on the Kindle. She has since sold over 1.5m books and, in the process, changed publishing forever.
* Say goodbye to Captain Marvel.
* And today in fandom: #BelieveInSherlock. Big spoilers for the end of the second season, if you're not current yet.


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The essence of the Indian culture is deeply rooted in time-honored family traditions, a sense of community and home cooked meals. The beauty of our culture and our cuisine brings us together. We consider it our social responsibility to keep our traditions alive and share them with family and friends. Patel Brothers is committed to bringing our customers the best in traditions and food, the best of India.
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Never Go there.. Not a Hygienic place to shopJust been to this store today (June 03, 2011) and happen to see an employee spits on the floor between aisles. It was so disgusting and when i asked him what he was doing he just ignored me. The Store Manger also did act like.."whats the big deal in that".. He didn't even say a single word of apology or took any action..Amazing


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I have a Maven project that was built a few years back, and now I need to make some updates. One of the dependencies to my project has a Maven repository listed in its POM that no longer exists. I get build failures now.
I would have thought the repository listings in my POM or Settings.xml would trump any repositories listed in a dependency's POM; or Maven would try my repositories after failing to connect to the extinct repository. Instead, it just bombs out with a build failure.
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Today CBO issued a cost estimate foranamended version of the Lieberman-Warner Climate Security Act of 2008. Thesubstitute amendment for S. 3036 (formerly S. 2191) would set an annual limit or cap on the volume of certain greenhouse gases (GHGs) emitted from electricity-generating facilities and from other activities involving industrial production and transportation. Under this legislation, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) would establish three separate regulatory initiatives known as cap-and-trade programs one covering most types of GHGs, one covering hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs), and a third program to cover the carbon emissions embodied in imported goods.
EPA would establish a quantity of allowances for each of calendar years 2012 through 2050 and would auction some of those allowances. The proceeds would be used to finance various initiatives, such as developing renewable technologies, assisting in the education and training of workers, and providing energy assistance for low-income households. EPA would distribute the remaining allowances at no charge, to states and other recipients, which could then sell, retire, or use them, or give them away. Over the 40 years that the proposed cap-and-trade programs would be in effect, the number of allowances and emissions of the relevant gases would be reduced each year.
CBO estimates that enacting thelegislation would increase revenues by about $902 billion over the 2009-2018 period, net of income and payroll tax offsets.Over the next 10 years, we estimate that direct spending would total about $836 billion.The additional revenues from enacting this legislation would exceed the new direct spending by an estimated $66 billion, thus decreasing future deficits (or increasing surpluses) by that amount over the next 10 years. Other spending could result from enactment of the bill, but it would be subject to future appropriation action. This estimate does not address such spending. In years after 2018, net revenues attributable to the legislation would exceed annual direct spending through 2050.
Adetailed discussion of the methodology that CBO uses for analyzing this type of legislation, including the budgetary treatment of the cap-and-trade programand a discussion of how tax offsets are applied to the revenues generated by allowances auctioned and given awayareincluded in CBO's April 10 cost estimatefor S. 2191, the America's Climate Security Act of 2007, as ordered reported by the Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works in December 2007.


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Internship in Internal Medicine: Northwestern University Medical School, Chicago, IL, 1973–1974
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It's called portion control. But it's lost on many Americans. Just go into any chain restaurant, chain big-box store or convenience store and you'll see super-sized portions of food stuff just waiting to be wolfed down. In fact, we just posted a piece today about Jake's Wayback Burgers, an East Coast restaurant that has a 9-patty burger weighing in a 2,000 calories. No wonder 1 in 3 Americans is obese. The sad thing is that Americans waste 40 percent of their food annually.
If only restaurants in the United States would adopt the policy from this Japanese restaurant in Sapporo. Failure to consume a signature dish — a bowl of rice topped with all-you-can-eat salmon roe — results in a surcharge of 1,890 yen or about US $25.
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I'm assuming you'll need to carry non-camera stuff, either inside or attached outside ... food, clothing layers, 1st aid kit etc. Plus at that level of activity the pack will need to be firmly held in place on your body. The "sling" type packs are good for light hiking, bicycling etc. but beyond that I would not recommend them.
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