[Hearthstone Decks] Warrior Control Deck Intro and Match Up summary with Alchemixt!
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Pauper Gauntlet S02 R03 Mono Black Land Destruction vs Zoo
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If anyone doubts Christopher Corbetts dedication to Halloween haunting, theyd be wrong.
If anyone doubts Christopher Corbetts dedication to Halloween haunting, theyd be wrong.
Dead wrong.
Corbetts Wellesley Road, Nashua, home has developed or degenerated, perhaps into a ghastly collection of haunts, ghouls and crazed clowns, all for the frightful entertainment of area trick-or-treaters.
All year round, they stop by and ask me what Im building, when Im setting up, said Corbett, 26, on Tuesday. The Halloween season means his parents garage, shed, rented storage units and space under the porch empties out its mass of homemade scary creations and the yard becomes a full-blown spook maze.
A couple of them spend the winter in his bedroom, said his mother, Jennifer.
The process of setting up the giant spiders, monsters and assorted creeps takes about two weeks, he said. Currently, Corbett works in a machine shop, but he would like to turn his hobby into a full-time gig in animatronics or set design.
Its just a passion for Halloween, Corbett said. We started doing this years ago. Its something I like, and want to do it for a career.
As a kid, Corbett said, I always wanted to go to haunted houses. I loved the artwork. I like that scared feeling that your get. I havent gotten it in too many years.
Young visitors, however, may disagree based on his backyard creations of foam, pipe and wood. Giant black spiders loom tall. A medical operation, most definitely not following standard hospital procedures, takes place next to the porch. A less-than-cheerful clown on stilts will spew smoke when animated at night.
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Old Tappan athletic director Tom Kaechele says the football landscape in the Big North has changed in the last three years. Since 2012, schools in the Big North United are 27-1 against fellow Big North schools, with the one win coming from Pascack Valley over DePaul in 2012. Old Tappan lost 42-0 to St. Joseph earlier this year.
In the last three years, Old Tappan athletic director Tom Kaechele has grown concerned as the gap has only widened among the football teams in the Big North.
The landscape has changed dramatically from where we almost beat Paramus Catholic [26-9 in 2011] until now, where if we played PC this year, who knows what the score would be, Kaechele said Thursday. Its a tough one to swallow.
The facts show that in the last three seasons, when schools in the Big North United (The Big Five Don Bosco, Bergen Catholic, DePaul, Paramus Catholic and St. Joseph) play what are called crossover games against other Big North teams, its not a fair fight. And they are becoming games that neither school wants to play any more, not even the ones who are winning, but options are limited.
Since 2012, schools in the Big North United are 27-1 against fellow Big North schools, with the one win coming from Pascack Valley over DePaul in 2012. The average score of those games is 44-9.
Old Tappan only had to play one crossover game this year, a 42-0 loss to St. Joseph. Kaechele said that he tried to opt out of the game with the Green Knights.
I asked out of the game, and [St. Joseph athletic director] Tony Karcich said he felt it was a good game; I said, I dont think so, we cant compete with you at your level, Kaechele said.
Big North Conference rules say that if both schools agree, they dont have to play. In this case, Kaechele wanted out, Karcich couldnt.
[Karcichs] decision was the only one that mattered, Kaechele said. To me, the phrase mutually agreed on is a bone of contention.
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Pauper Gauntlet S02 R03 Golgari Undead Dredge vs Elves
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Winning Expanded Decks - Fort Wayne Regionals!
Pooka looks at the Expanded decks that were successful at the Fort Wayne, IN Regional Championships! Pokmon TCG Online is a free program that can be downloaded at http://pokemontcg.com/....
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Wargame Red Dragon Deck building and Gameplay - France. Bubble and Silver do decks.
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How to say #39;decks #39; with Zira.mp4
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Lawrence company decks stadium in balloons throughout postseason
Fans who have made the trip to Kauffman Stadium throughout the postseason have noticed thousands of balloons decorating the stadium complex. Subscribe to KMBC on YouTube now for more: ...
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Infrasense, Inc., a national leader in detecting subsurface conditions, has recently performed high speed scanning on 15 bridge decks across the state of Colorado. A combination of high-speed nondestructive tests were carried out at highway speeds, including a ground penetrating radar survey and infrared thermography scanning. In addition to the GPR and infrared testing, high resolution visual data was collected and used to map surface defects, including patching and spalling. These tests provide a condition assessment of the reinforced concrete bridge decks without requiring any cores or exposed rebar, and with no disruption to traffic flow. The results of these nondestructive tests will be used for future bridge rehabilitation planning.
Ground penetrating radar (GPR) data is collected to estimate rebar depth and corrosion conditions. The GPR data is collected in a series of lines spaced 3 feet transversely across the width of the deck, with each line representing a cross sectional slice of the deck at a particular offset. Decks in good condition consist of strong and uniform radar reflections from the rebar. GPR data with weak and inconsistent reflections indicate rebar-level deterioration in the bridge deck.
The infrared data is collected in a series of passes across each deck, with each pass covering a deck width of between 12 and 15 feet. Surveys are performed at normal driving speeds to prevent lane closures and traffic disruptions. During the survey, regular visual data is collected synchronously with the infrared data, so that surface features such as staining and patching can be differentiated and mapped in the infrared images.
Many agencies apply GPR and IR separately as tools for bridge deck assessment, or use only one preferred method. Each method has specific strengths and limitations, and Infrasense uses a combination of both to create a more effective bridge deck condition assessment. By combining IR and GPR surveys, the maximum amount of information can be obtained for the least cost. Decks with asphalt overlays are common in Colorado, and illustrate how GPR and IR methods can complement each other. Infrared surveys are effective in detecting overlay debonding, while GPR is effective in detecting rebar-level deterioration. Combining GPR and IR methods becomes economical when applied with a two-level survey approach.
About Infrasense, Inc. Since 1987, Infrasense, Inc. has applied the most current technologies to the most difficult challenges in subsurface scanning. Infrasenses engineers are able to nondestructively extract critical information from a diverse range of structures. The firm has conducted research to advance the field of subsurface detection, while also providing valuable information to clients across the country. Learn more about Infrasense, Inc. and its services at http://www.infrasense.com.