smk
42 posts
Sep 24, 2007
8:36 AM
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I had a blast at this convention all the faces were new to me with exception of some of my fellow texans all i can say is wow this is the first in what will now be an annual fun filled event for me and my wife i'm hooked.....lol.... thanks to all the North Carolina people that made this a joy to attend
scott
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BigBob
14 posts
Sep 24, 2007
6:27 PM
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I too made it to the convention this year. This is about my 6th convention and I agree it was the best one I have been to. It was probably the biggest turn out for a convention to date. My nephew was able to go with me. He has been into rollers for about a year now. We both had a great time. He was able to meet a lot of people he has read about and I have talked about. Everyone treated him great and wanted him to keep them informed on how he is progressing in the hobby.
We watched a lot of really good rollers perform which is the main reason I wanted him to go. We don't get to go visit lofts very often and I wanted him to see how some of the more experienced guys did it. Needless to say he is really fired up. We were able to get him some rollers at the auction and he is anxious to get them in the air and see what he has got. I think he is hooked. The difference between the two of us is I had rollers for years and never wanted to compete and that is all he wants to do. I have always been proud of him but I believe he will give me one more reason to be proud.
For any of you that were at the convention I was the big fat guy with the big mustache that everyone was calling lucky. They called me that because I won the 50/50 drawing on Friday night and won a lot of other raffle drawings.
I am going to try my best to go to the convention next year and many more after that. If you like rollers and the people that share in your hobby then I think you would enjoy it as much as everyone else that was there.
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Big Bob
Fire Tower Roller Lofts
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RUDY..ZUPPPPP
262 posts
Sep 24, 2007
7:06 PM
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Hey lucky u have any pics of convention ?????
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nicksiders
2186 posts
Sep 24, 2007
9:52 PM
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I have some pictures I took during this year's NBRC Convention. I will post them in small groups so you don't become overwhelmed and bored.
The first picture is of Rosie Iverson. The reason why I got interested in her and her dad is that they were there; and they loved sharing thier time with each other. She loves and trust her dad and it obvious that her dad (Andrew Iverson from Rockville, VA)loves his daughter. She used his feet as a chair bottom and his legs as a chair back and it was OK with him. It is obvious this is something they do regularly.
The following is Bob Hord, who was my mentor.
Below is Joe Bob Stuka. It is funny we never just call him Joe or Joe Stuka. His name tag just had "Joe Bob" on it.
The following is Frank Lavin. He may be the bloodline producer of "Super Chicken". He is a superb rollerman and great guy.
Nick
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sac_spinners
193 posts
Sep 24, 2007
10:05 PM
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Cool pictures Nick
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spin to win
Chor
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Electric-man
603 posts
Sep 24, 2007
11:18 PM
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Nick, good to have you back! I know you had a great time! Thanks for taking pics, we've all been waiting to see them!No bordom here! Never get tired of seeing other "roller nuts" and their families!
Jay, thank you also for your "run down" on the convention!You always make your post interesting! Ought to be a writer!
Already informed the wife that I am going next year, with or without her! LOL
Val
"Site Moderator"
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gotspin7
176 posts
Sep 25, 2007
4:13 AM
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thanks for sharing nick
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smk
43 posts
Sep 25, 2007
4:35 AM
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Hi, again i can't say enough about the good time had at the convention it was great putting faces to the people that i've read on here and that i've talked to on the phone, thanks nick for the pics
scott
p.s. just in case anyone wants to put a face on me thats my wife and myself standing behind Frank Lavin's left shoulder in the last pic
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BigBob
15 posts
Sep 25, 2007
5:09 AM
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Rudy
yeah I got pics. 168 of them, but I still haven't spent the time to figure out how to post them. I got photo bucket but just haven't really tried to figure it out yet. Also I am still on the antiquated dial up so everything takes forever. Hopefully I will have fast access by the middle of October.
Nick,
The little red head in your pic was a sweetie. Someone had given her a chair to sit in at Danny Horners. Joe Marlett's wife was worn out and trying to stand in the shade and didn't have a chair. I offered the little girl $1.00 for her chair for Maritta and she said just take it she didn't want the dollar. I talked her into taking the dollar anyway.
I think she was the one drawing the raffle tickets at the banquet also.
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Big Bob
Fire Tower Roller Lofts
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nicksiders
2187 posts
Sep 25, 2007
6:56 AM
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This is Jay Yandle. He will be running for NBRC president this year. Nice man and is good for the hobby.
Below is Clay Hoyle. He flew some 80 footers that held it together all of the way from start to finish...real 80 footers.
Below is Greg Truesdale. He flew the best competition kit of all of those flown for the Convention. Many will not agree with me; some will and I don't give a rats ass less if they do or not
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Eating a dinner of smoked trout; a whole trout. Rollers and trout......can't get any better than this.
Nick
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birdman
370 posts
Sep 25, 2007
7:12 AM
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Nick, nice pics.
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W@yne
665 posts
Sep 25, 2007
9:06 AM
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Great pictures Nick but where was Scotty hiding Lol
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Regards
W@yne UK
Patience Perseverance Perfection
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Ballrollers
886 posts
Sep 25, 2007
9:10 AM
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Thanks, Jay!
I really enjoyed the down time we had on together on Wednesday evening, (your wife, Lorraine, is a real peach!) and at the hospitality suite. (You missed out on a great opportunity to score big by hosting the suite, Tony!) I wish the temperatures would have been a little cooler so the rest of the convention could have seen my kit and the Futurity Kit at its peak. But they still showed what they are made of to show that kind of speed, quality and depth from only a couple hundred feet.
Things got pretty hectic for the guys hosting during the day. It was fun to see it all come together and all the attention to detail pay off. The birds did their job, and the guys all had them prepped and ready for you. Each of our competitions in the Fall and Spring are a smaller version of the same thing......good rollers...good men....good food...now you see why I am so high on our region! And now you see why it's a tough region to compete in!
Sorry we didn't get to spend a little more time together Nick. I hope the trip dispelled the myths about color breeding in the Carolinas for you. It's about performance, here. You don't breed birds like you saw if you are a color-breeder, even though our family has color genes scattered here and there. A lot of guys said..."Your birds look just lke mine (color-wise). I was expecting some weird colors!" I liked Truesdale's kit, too. What consisitancy in speed, depth and quality performance for 45 minutes or so!
Thanks for identifying yourself Bob! Man you are the luckiest guy alive. (He won all the raffles, $, and drawings guys!) It makes me feel good to have played a small part in motivating your nephew! He is lucky to have an uncle like you getting him quality birds like you did! I enjoyed spending time with you, Bob, and look forward to next year!
YITS,
Cliff
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Tony Chavarria
Site Publisher
1636 posts
Sep 25, 2007
9:25 AM
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Hey Cliff, sounds like I did miss out. Just couldn't put things together this year. I hear you and some others did a great job on the convention. I bet you could do the same for the club as NBRC President?
I would like to see that happen but am open to hearing what everyone proposes for the clubs future.
Well, I am enjoying reading all these posts describing the convention and looking at these pictures you guys are sharing.
Thanks for working so hard for the rest of us Cliff, et al...
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FLY ON! Tony Chavarria
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nicksiders
2188 posts
Sep 25, 2007
10:49 AM
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This is Richard Miller; a Master Flyer and a Master Human Being.
Below is Scott Campbell; a trustworthy friend.
Below is Duwayne Mitchell. A friend from CA who now lives in Hot Springs, AR
Below is Dave Szabatura. A good friend who has worked his ass off for the hobby.
Nick
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J_Star
1156 posts
Sep 25, 2007
11:25 AM
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Nick,
I agree with you that Greg Truesdale flew the best kit. I don’t know if the rest did not intentionally. I know for a fact that Cliff’s A team were plucked and parked for the upcoming FF. I don’t know if the others are following the same strategy or simply don’t want to show their A teams to other competitors from other regions. Please don’t see my comments as a down grade to any of those fine flyers but the way I am thinking is when I have so many people in my back yard from around the country, I would like to show off with my best birds. Most of the flyers flew 07 birds with some mixed of 06. That is only my take and please correct it me if you see it differently.
Charlie Stack has awesome kits to watch but he was going to fly on Sunday for whoever is going to his house. But his house was 2 hours drive in the opposite direction from my route which would have made my trip back home lengthened tremendously and would have delayed me from picking up my dog from my friend house who was expecting me around a certain time due to other commitments he had. Otherwise, I would have gone to watch some excellent rollers.
Jay
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BigBob
16 posts
Sep 25, 2007
1:36 PM
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Cliff,
I think I shook all of you guys hands and thanked you for a great convention. If I missed anyone I'm sorry because you guys did an outstanding job. I still can't believe how well everything came off like clockwork. You boys not only know rollers you know organization. I know you all had to work very hard at it and I am sure there were times that you wondered if it was worth it. I hope after it was all over you all agreed it was totaly worth it. It was plain to see by your rollers that when you guys decide to do something you put all you have into it. I would have loved to watch your birds fly when it wasn't so hot and they had a few more feathers on their necks. And not only did I want to thank you all but all of your families and friends that were in the background serving food and working their tails off for a bunch of roller people that they will probably never see again. They were great.
Tell Jay he needs to do some kind of article letting people know what kind of platform he is running on. Everyone needs to get to know him and know what he stands for. I didn't get to know him well but from what I saw he seems OK to me.
And the tour of the racing team facilities was awesome. I'm not even a big fan but enjoyed it a lot.
My nickname should be lucky, not because of all I won but because I was lucky enough to be able to attend the best convention ever. Thanks again.
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Big Bob
Fire Tower Roller Lofts
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nicksiders
2189 posts
Sep 25, 2007
6:22 PM
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This is Henry Cook with DeVou Manning. Both great guys; truly great guys.
This Danny Horner, Eldon Cheney, and Henry Cook. Can't get anymore "pigeony" than that.
This is Mr. Jackson; the 2006 Champion. He won the 20 bird Fall Fly Competition(Bruce Jackson).
This is DeVoe Manning. He keeps Bob Hord under control and is truly one of those superb human beings; he is like I want to be, but I am too much of an asshole to be like him. He is a nice, nice man and a damn good breeder and flyer.
Nick
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nicksiders
2190 posts
Sep 25, 2007
7:43 PM
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Everyone had hawks show up except one (hmmmm). I did see some white bar crap and some other off-the-wall colors, but not anymore than you could find in other places in the country. There were color breeders at the Convention and I even talked to some(LOL). I just don't understand the desire to make something out of a performance breed that wasn't already there and the next time I hear that paying the feed bill gives a person license to do as they please with Rollers Im gonna............well, I have approval to dispose of them from the powers that be(LOL). The quickest birds and the best kitting birds I saw was Greg Truesdale's. I did not get around to asking him what his family was based on, but I am going to send him an email and ask him. I do not critisize anyones birds except to my closest friends, but Truesdale's birds went up together; where exceptionally quick in the roll; came down together; and did this through a couple of hawk attacks. The kit was so tight.
I had a good time. Cliff Ball was organized like a professional and was a very good host. His place is beautiful and comfortable. Reminds me of my uncle's place in LaJolla, CA with the horses; the pond; and the layout. You should be proud of it, Cliff as I am sure you are.
I am picking out some more pictures that I think will have some interest from and of the Convention.
Nick
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DUCKS N ROLLERS
46 posts
Sep 25, 2007
7:56 PM
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Nick,
thanks for sharing your trip with us !
looks like a lott of good fun and company.
mike barry.
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luis
314 posts
Sep 25, 2007
8:41 PM
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Thanks for letting us in on your trip.Great pics.Gives all of us who couldnt go an opportunity to put faces to names and share in the fun!At least a little.
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nicksiders
2191 posts
Sep 25, 2007
9:55 PM
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This is Mr. Joyner who was the 2006 Champion 11-Bird Flyer(Joe Joyner). Another nice unpretentuos man. This was taken about 0630 AM right outside of our hotel. That is Scott Keller and his beautiful wife behind Joe.
This is a part of Cliff Balls set up.
This is Wendell Carter. Another one of those good guys.
This is Ellis McDonald with Fred King. Ellis is crazier than I am. A great story teller.
Nick
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nicksiders
2192 posts
Sep 25, 2007
10:24 PM
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I am not sure, but these kids may belong to Jay Yandle. I scarred the little one because I am ugly and I teased her that I was going to splash water at her. The older child knew I was full of it and just laughed at this old fool(LOL). There were not enough young people and kids there. Maybe it is not something that is encouraged, I don't know.
This is Dom Cirri. One of several from Maryland who where always supportive and concerned. I don't know if it is a culterial thing or what.
One of the nicest men who ever lived. If you don't like Joe Marlett then you have the problem; not Joe
This is lunch of ribs and chicken. Ribs; chicken; and Rollers.....damn, can ya top that?
Wendell Spisak; a gentleman
Nick
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nicksiders
2193 posts
Sep 25, 2007
10:46 PM
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This is Fred King. Everything about this man was fitted properly; dress right and cover down; nothing out of place. I wondered if his lofts are the same. A gentleman.
This is Joe Houghton. He has in his breeding captured what a Birmingham Roller should look like. Many people are the proud owners of his bloodlines.
This is Sam Gutierrez a friend from LA. Always glad to see him. I think Ray Fisher may know him. I need some help with the man's name talking to Sam. I should know it and I am embarrassed for not knowing.
Got to go nitie-nite. I have some more coming.
Nick
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Santandercol
1402 posts
Sep 25, 2007
10:49 PM
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Thanks for sharing your fotos Nick.Cool.Probably as close as I'll get to anNBRC convention,less ya hold one in Beautiful British Columbia.Cheers Buddy.
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Kelly
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Dave Szab
102 posts
Sep 26, 2007
3:09 AM
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Nick,
That is hall of famer Ron Kumro talking to Sam.
Dave Szabatura
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nicksiders
2194 posts
Sep 26, 2007
3:39 AM
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This is Jay Alnimer. J Star for those who have never met him. What a pleasure it was to get to talk to him eye to eye. His knowledge is huge and his opinions are extremely well founded. I would deffinitely share a cup of coffee with him anytime; anyday. That is his lovely spouse and she is exceptionally nice. I am glad that I met him; he shares a lot of the same concerns I have. Jay Al Nimer, thank you for taking the time to search me out.
This is Joe Kiser whose birds are the foundation stock to many other breeder's lofts. If you got some Joe Kiser birds and they ain't doing well, it is you that has screwed them up.
This is Nick Fisher. He is a special friend of mine that I love very much. He took care of my birds while I was gone to the Convention. I hope everyone will show him the kindness he deserves. I give you NICK FISHER
This is Mike Danielson. A super nice guy who is in love with life and a pleasure to be around.
There are other people that I failed to get them pictured in here and for that I am sorry. I did want their pictures and I have no excuses for not getting them. There where so many who I missed. Shame on me.
That is about it.
Thank you.
Nick
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gotspin7
183 posts
Sep 26, 2007
4:21 AM
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Nick,on your pic of Scott Campbell, in the back ground I see Ron Duncan and is that Randy Gibson next to him? Nick, when I was a kid I purchased birds from Sam and Pacheco, they have some real nice pigeons, thanks for sharing! braught back some old memories!
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nicksiders
2195 posts
Sep 26, 2007
6:15 AM
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One more time.
This is Guil Rand. A long time member who never stirs up shit.
This is Ron Kumro....Hall Of Famer.
This is Bill Watson(thanks Milo)
I am still a looking through my flash card; so I may have more.
Nick
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nicksiders
2196 posts
Sep 26, 2007
6:58 AM
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Gotspin,
I know the man next to Scott Campbell and I am still struggling with pulling his name out from under the shit I got stored in my brain. I am wanting to say Doug Snyder, but I am not commited to it....need help.
Nick
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MILO
465 posts
Sep 26, 2007
7:34 AM
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The guys in front of that bus is Bill Watson. A good rollerman and a great friend.
c
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Skylineloft
182 posts
Sep 26, 2007
8:08 AM
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Nick,
Your right, I do know Sam Gutierrez.
He is a great guy.
Real nice photos, looks like you guys had a great time.
Thanks for sharing and post more...lol
Ray
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dmitch
41 posts
Sep 26, 2007
9:14 AM
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Nick nice pic i thank Greg Truesdale birds or down from James Turner birds they were the best kit i seen but most of the kit they put up was from there B kit.
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RUDY..ZUPPPPP
264 posts
Sep 26, 2007
3:30 PM
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ZUPPPPPPPPP NICKKKKKKKKK...
DAM..those were nice pictures
Im pretty sure alot of us shot ourself in the leg for not
going..
If u got more postem..
RUDY
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classicpony
376 posts
Sep 26, 2007
4:13 PM
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Nick,
Good pix of Bob Hord. I would know that guy anywhere. I hope to run into him again sometime.
Jim
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J_Star
1157 posts
Sep 26, 2007
5:11 PM
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Finaly got my pictures loaded to photobucket. Waiting to figure out how to post them to the site. Now what do I do next? and stay tuned they will be up shortly.
Jay
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tapp
328 posts
Sep 26, 2007
5:40 PM
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Really nice pics you took Nick! Kind of like being there, Wish I could have made it there and met you all!!!!
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Tapp
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nicksiders
2202 posts
Sep 26, 2007
5:43 PM
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Jay,
Here are some simple instruction that Stan Arnold posted:
Most of the people use photobucket to dispaly pictures. The following is from a Stan Arnold post.
You should download Photobucket if you haven't got it .Its free.I don't know how to use another picturs gallery.I copied what I wrote last time.Hope it helps.
Hey Guys:
You dont have to type any codes at all.What you do is if you have the pictures uploaded on photobucket you just click on the The url(Thats the one in the middle of the three boxes under the picture).click the picture,go to EDIT, click COPY and then come to this site.Bring up (new post)or reply and write what you want about the picture.Move the blinking line down a bit and click EDIT again then click PASTE.The code will show on the box you are writing in.When you click the reply the picture will show up.
STARFIRE
Nick
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Missouri-Flyer
824 posts
Sep 26, 2007
6:25 PM
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with all the talk of the convention, i have a question to ask...
Were there any reps. from the USFW present that could answer questions, or any other rep. from another BOP protected agency?
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Jerry
Home of "Whispering Wings Loft"
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Electric-man
608 posts
Sep 26, 2007
6:34 PM
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Jay, I have 4 codes under my pictures in photobucket! I use the third one from the top! Click on it, then click edit, click copy, go to your post and click where you want to post your pic, click edit again, then click paste!
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Val
"Site Moderator"
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nicksiders
2203 posts
Sep 26, 2007
6:46 PM
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Nobody from the USFW
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BigRiverRollerLofts
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J_Star
1158 posts
Sep 26, 2007
7:01 PM
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This is Scott Keller and his lovely wife from Texas. It was nice meeting you Scott.
Theae are some of the attendees at Lanthan Collins Loft who flew his rollers first
This is Chuck Ball (Cliff's brother)...what a great guy. Him and I had fun together. I enjoyed his jokes during the bus ride. Thanks Chuck...
Some more pictures of the participants. Can you folks identify any of them. I am really bad with names. Charlie stck is the one who is wearing white T-shirt and his left hand is up. He is another one of those great guys whose company I enjoyed.
This is Wendall Carter in the yellow shirt. What a great guy...I enjoyed his company.
This is Eldon Chaney. What a great guy, and a pleasure meeting you. I would have loved to spent more time talking rollers with you.
This is a great picture of Cliff Ball, Jay Yandle and Sylvester Burrow
More to come. I don't want to put too many pictures in one post. Thanks guys for the help on how to post pictures. I am on the roll now.
Jay
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Ballrollers
888 posts
Sep 26, 2007
7:39 PM
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Jerry,
We considered having USFWS representatives as part of a panel discussion to examine the issues more closely. The idea was put to rest as members expressed their sincere desire to enjoy themselves freely, and not be forced to endure the potential negativity associated with re-hashing this issue. I can't say that I blame them. The ground-swell of goodwill, comraderie, and all 'round positive energy will, hopefully, have a ripple effect throughout the hobby.
YITS,
Cliff
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Ballrollers
889 posts
Sep 26, 2007
7:42 PM
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Jay,
Does the black roller that you bought have boots? If so, he is not the black that I put in the kit. That one was donated by Marty Belk, who breeds rollers he got from Joe Bob. Both of the blacks were good, but the one with boots bumped a time or two, but not lately (in the past several weeks). I just wanted you to be aware.
YITS,
Cliff
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smk
45 posts
Sep 26, 2007
8:05 PM
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it was nice meeting your wife and you too, Jay
scott
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gotspin7
193 posts
Sep 27, 2007
4:47 AM
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really enjoyed the pics thanks for sharing fellas, I was one of the poor ones that could not make it!
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J_Star
1165 posts
Sep 27, 2007
5:45 PM
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Here are more pictures:
Cliff Ball, Jay Alnimer and Wendell Carter at Joe Bob stuka's yard:
This is Mr. Richard Miller and his lovely wife at Clay Hoyle's house. He is a Master Flyer and a fine gentelman:
Ron Dugan at the right of the pictur at Jay Yandle's backyard:
Let me present to you Mr. Nick Siders. What a fine gentleman. I am very happy that I met you finally. I would've liked to have more time spent with you talking rollers. Hopefully next time when we are not rushing through things.
Some of the folks at Jay Yandle's house. That is his breeder loft in the back ground:
More to come.
Jay Alnimer
Last Edited by on Sep 28, 2007 10:48 AM
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J_Star
1166 posts
Sep 27, 2007
6:03 PM
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I forgot the name of the gentelman on the right. Can anybody remind me? Then Scott C., Eldon Chaney and Jay Alnimer at Jay Yandle's backyard:
This Ron Dugan and I at Danny Horner's place. I enjoyed talking to Ron about compitition and being an RD for the Club. What a nice man and glad to meet him:
This me at the right and Danny Horner at his place. Finally I met the man that I talked to so many times since I fly his birds. Danny Horner is one of the honest and reasonable people you can ever meet. Thanks Danny!!
This picture was taken at Wendell Carter backyard:
This picture was taken at Cliff's house. This is his breeding loft:
This Ellies McDonald. Those color birds are for a raffle to identify the genatic make up of each bird. I sat with Ellies at the same dinner table in the hotel and enjoyed the discussion we had about the Jacs family of rollers:
This is Mr. Jackson, the 2006 Champ of the 20 birds. Next to him is myself showing off his award that he recieved at banquet. What a nice guy.
More to come.
Jay Alnimer
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J_Star
1167 posts
Sep 27, 2007
6:20 PM
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This is Chuck Ball, myself and Jay Yandle at the banquet in the Hotel. Jay Yandle did a hell of job for the convention.
This is Cliff Ball and I. This picture reminds me of Arnold Schwartzenegger and Danny Devito in the movie Twins. But I am the funny one and he is the stiff (lol).
Randy Gibson and I at the banquet. He is a master flyer and great guy. Good sense of humer.
Wendell Carter and I at the banquet. He is the founder of the Jake N Bake family. The nicest man you can ever meet.
Charlie Stack and I at the banquet also. Charlie is everybody's freind and very good roller man. Thanks for everything Charlie.
This is Joe Bob Stuka and I at the banquet also. He is down to earth kind of guy and pleasure to talk to.
This is all the pictures that I can post right now until I get some more space in my hard drive.
Jay Alnimer
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CSRA
293 posts
Sep 28, 2007
7:11 AM
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Nice pics really enjoyed them
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