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Fashion Friday - Its kindof fallish.
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seriously, what is up with the weather?! i start the day freezing and then half way through the day i'm sweating like crazy but scarves are definitely the best remedy. love this whole look. you look adorable!ReplyDelete
I feel you pain. Down here in Louisiana it's a day to day thing. I wake up and stick my hand out of the door to see what side of the closet I need to dress out of that day. So annoying. Oh, how I wish I lived in a state that had set seasons!ReplyDelete
Cute outfit lady! Love it all
As that posted, I realize there is no "R" in "Your" I feel you pain, Molly. I feel you pain. Donk, what a dork.ReplyDelete
I love the jeans! i have ones that have the same cut and all it's just that they're a wee bit darker... but I love 'em:) oh and The Office... 'nuff said:)ReplyDelete
Happy Halloween Eve!!!
I love the wide legs and the sweater! Gray is so in right now :)ReplyDelete
I am ADDICTED with Flashforward!! I love that show.ReplyDelete
ANd that flower bracelet, loves it!! Nice work
Very cute outfit. And yes, I watch way too much tv, but really only on Thursdays. :)ReplyDelete
You look so cute! I really need to go shopping. After I had Cameron I went through all of my clothes and ditched a ton of them that I never wore and now I dread looking in my closet to see my abundant array of work shirts...ughReplyDelete
LOVE the whole outfit! I will come stop by your house before I get dressed every morning and then I too will look cute! :)ReplyDelete
You look adorable as always punkin!!! Have a great Halloween weekend!!!ReplyDelete
I luv the flower bracelet ... soo cute!ReplyDelete
love the jeans!! you always look so darn cute!! great outfit hun :)ReplyDelete
have a good weekend! XO!
Very cute outfit. I love the fact that everything is from a relatively inexpensive stores! Got love getting a great outfit for not a lot of moola!ReplyDelete
Cute outfit! I have the same flats but have a hard time wearing them because on my right food it hits the back of my heel weird and gives me and "owie" (in the words of my son).ReplyDelete
Here in CO we went from warm, to cold rain to endless snow in less than 24 hours. I hear ya about the outfit change...use it as an excuse to go shopping! I do!
You are so cute, you make me sick. I mean this in a nice way!ReplyDelete
Love it, as usual. Hey - check out my lastest post. What do you think about that top/cadri combo for my anniversary shoot? It's a pretty casual shoot (as in no dresses/suits) but I want to look nice and put together... but I'm bad at putting together outfits. So what do you think?ReplyDelete
You always look adorable Molly! I hope you have a great weekend and so much fun trick or treating with Coop!ReplyDelete
I love the outfit!!ReplyDelete
Love the outfit and I hear ya on the weather thing. Just can't make up its' freakin' mind! :)ReplyDelete
Cute - I love your fashion fridays! Love that outfit. I love scarves too!ReplyDelete
You need to do a tutorial on that bracelet - darling!
You are the CUTENESS!!! Love the DIY bracelet!ReplyDelete
I LOVE love love that bracelet. Fabulous job!ReplyDelete


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Well Pete (Lexuasnyny) approached me to do a repaint on his Rubies helmet that he received as part of the Deluxe costume that he recently purchased. When he first sent me pictures of the lid I was shocked that something like that was allowed to be sold. I mean it looks like someone took a paint brush and took a few swipes at it. He did not want a complete repaint so I told him that to me the most important part to Fetts lid is the the front. So we agreed on me repainting the mandibles, Dome dent, cat scratch and replacing the visor, which will be a task.
I was able to get some primer on it this weekend and plan on laying down the bright silver coat tonight so I can then start masking out the damage and move on to the next color. Below you will see pics of the mandibles before and after the primer was put down.
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First of all you need to reread the rules you just agreed to uphold. Then read here.
Second the BT4 How-To and tutorial section is not for your questions.
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Caution - clear fuel filter
If the clear glass filter is exposed to sunlight, the fuel in the filter can start breaking down very quickly. Wouldnt hurt if you were running but letting it sit for days can turn the fuel pretty quick.
I had the same problem. The last time it died was in the ICW with tons of tow and power boat traffic with a head wind. No way to tack out to open water. Very hard on the nerves.
Here's what I did.
1. Cleaned and added another fuel filter. Glass see through.
2. Cleaned the carb. Lot of green junk growing in the carb.
3. Changed the fuel and add Star Tron. I would not recommend Sea Foam.
4. Got new plug. Recommended by the Suzuki. That way I know I have the correct plugs.
5. I now keep a can of spray carb cleaner on the boat.
My 8hp Suzuki 2 stroke is still a little hard to start but runs fine now. Once its warmed up it starts on one pull.
You might find one of your dock mates that will clean your carb for you. One of mine did it for me and only took about 30 minutes. I watch him and now I know how to do it myself. If I had taken it in it would have cost me a couple hundred bucks.
There are standard ASTM tests for gasoline storage and oxidation stability...
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There seems to be a body of evidence that they have something. The trouble is, there are no standard tests for "cleaners." Stabilizers, yes. Cleaners, no ASTM or other recognized tests that I know of - I am not certain of that.
The same is true for diesel. Some run tests, some don't.
The reason I asked was because 2 and 4 stroke engines can have different problems.
I dont think having a motor in gear should make any difference if it is a carb problem starting.
Maybe a fuel pump diphram or sucking air somewhere is my guess.
and as a side note
Two stroke mixed gas will last way longer than regular gas.
It doesn't matter. Ethanol fuel will cause problems. Same with any additive that contains alcohol.
As for its engine cleaning benifits of this or others, I have no comment.
I had not heard of Star Tron until I had made a post on another forum about the problems that I was having with a dying motor.
Not being a chemist all some of us have is the recommendation from others. I have just started using Star Tron so in time I'll know if it works or not.
I'll email the makers of Star Tron with a link to this discussion and see what they have to say.
Originally Posted by pdqaltair View Post
and E-10. ALL SNAKE OIL. No product had any measurable effect. I used standard ASTM tests. If you are interested in running your own tests, I can tell you how. I hate bogus advertising.
Keep the tank full (fill when you return to the dock, not when you head out) and sail lots - those are the cures.
I guess I worded that strongly. As I said, I ran the tests. I was actually hoping some product would work.
Not being a chemist all some of us have is the recommendation from others. I have just started using Star Tron so in time I'll know if it works or not.
I'll email the makers of Star Tron with a link to this discussion and see what they have to say.
Rebuilding can be simple, too.
Originally Posted by sailingdog View Post
Given that you don't know the age or status of the spark plugs, changing them with new ones is probably a good start. Rebuilding and cleaning the carburetor is also probably good idea.
I ran lab tests on Startron and other regarding separation...
Here some information on ethanol fuel problems. Sea Foam also contains alcohol.
It can be purchased at WalMart in the boating section.
Keep the tank full (fill when you return to the dock, not when you head out) and sail lots - those are the cures.
I guess I worded that strongly. As I said, I ran the tests. I was actually hoping some product would work.
Suck, squish, bang, push.
can motor ingest air/fuel? Yes/no
is motor creating good compression when turned over? yes/no
is there a STRONG spark across the plug? yes/no
Does the exhaust have a clear path to exit? yes/no
You need 4 yes's for it to run.
My guess is that you will find that you do not have spark in one plug, or it is going to be weak or intermittent. When the motor warms up, it gets worse, and might stop working at all. Replace the coil, if so.
Your fuel may have been contaminated, since you mentioned carb, I assume therefore that it isn't EFI. So check filters for contamination. Get new fuel. Check for fuel leaks, vacuum leaks in your fuel line are alot worse if you are trying to lift the fuel from a low location. Check hose condition, and clamps. The last thing that seems to fit your explanation, may be an obstructed exhaust.
I had the same problem with a 2001 15hp version of the engine (up-tuned version of the 9.9)--so much so that I bought the 5 year warranty from Mercury before the original factory warranty expired. The motor made 5 trips back to the dealer in Sarasota without improvement. The 6th trip--to another shop-proved the fix. It seems that there is a small adjusting screw on the carb that needs be adjusted "just so" (it's actually described in the owner's manual as pointed out by the tech at the second shop). With that adjusted properly, the engine seems to work fine. Without--Not. I would say that its a mixture control but when I suggested that, the tech said it wasn't so I don't know what it actually moderates. It's above and somewhat to the right of the carb barrel as you're facing the motor from the normal user position.
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The Custer County District High School Cowboy basketball team returned from the long winter break with a pair of tough losses over the weekend.
On Friday night, the Cowboys lost to a good AA Billings Senior team 72-58 and then the Cowboys hung around with Eastern A leader Glendive before falling 57-48.
With the losses, the Cowboys dropped to 1-3 overall on the season and 1-2 in the Eastern A. They are in Laurel tomorrow night and will be in Billings against Billings Central on Saturday.
Senior 72, Cowboys 58
Billings Senior took control of the game early, outscoring the Cowboys 27-13 in the first quarter. But, the Cowboys played tough the rest of the way.
The Cowboys cut the deficit to nine, 43-34, at halftime. But that was as close as the Cowboys would get, with Senior outscoring them 29-24 in the second half.
The Cowboys were plagued by 19 turnovers and were outrebounded 41-32.
Brac Warren, Brett Keith and Gavin Gundlach led the Cowboys. Warren had 17, Keith had 15 and Gundlach scored 13 in the loss.
Kooper Kidgell had 26 and Eli Caekaert added 13 to lead the Broncs.
Glendive 57, Cowboys 48
The Cowboys and Red Devils played a back-and-forth game until the Red Devils pulled away for the nine point win.
In the first half alone, there were six ties and six lead changes. Every time one team looked to take control, the other had an answer.
Junior Timmy Regan, making his season debut, had 11 of the Cowboys 21 points in the first half, leading them to a 21-20 lead at the break.
The lead changed hands four more times early in the third quarter before Glendive went on a 6-0 run that gave them a 32-26 lead, the biggest for either team to that point.
Regan answered with a basket and a Warren three cut the score to 32-31. Warren followed a Glendive turnover with a basket, giving the Cowboys the 33-32 lead. But Glendive hit a pair of threes in the final minutes to give the Red Devils a 38-33 lead going into the fourth.
The Cowboys cut the score to as few as four in the fourth quarter, but the Red Devils steadily pulled away at the free throw line.
The Cowboys had a rough night shooting, hitting 31 percent of their field goals and only 46 percent of their free throws.
Glendive was a solid 75 percent from the free throw line and held a slight 44-39 edge in rebounds.
Regan led the Cowboys with 19 points in his debut. Warren chipped in with 12.
Billings Senior 72, Miles City 58
Miles City (1-2, 1-1)- Gavin Gundlach 13, Austin Stradley 1, Brett Keith 16, Kyle Collins 4, Brac Warren 17, Lane Woosley 2, Connor Torstenbo 3, Troy Burk 2.
Billings Senior (4-1)- Jory Egland 8, Quinn Abdallah 8, Justin Dreesen 4, Joe Zimmer 4, Nickos Vlahos 5, Kooper Kidgell 26, Mac Turner 2, Bo Thomas 2, Eli Caekaert 13.
Glendive 57, Miles City 48
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Are those pics from seven springs?
Are those pics from seven springs?
yes they are... i was extremely excited when they announced the opening of a bike park, as it's my local hill. i'm hoping they put in some more stuff for this season. the four trails they have are cool... but i want some big drops and ladders this year.
Yeah last time i was there with a bike was 99 or so for a XC race when Norba Nationals was there.
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Still riding this thing around. 2006 Iron Horse MkIII. Swapped to an 11-32 cassette, and sold the crappy Hayes Strokers for some Juicy 7's.
Custom Planet X dirt jumper:
And I sold my road bike (2008 Fuji Roubaix LTD. Toyota United Edition).
Sold my BMX Bike (Specialized Fuse).
Sold the 7point frame and traded the Totem for a Boxxer Team to get this... She should be here in a few weeks, comin' straight from Poland. In matte black, of course.
Quote, originally posted by twistedlizard720 » My 2006 Trek Fuel EX7.
Get the new Fuel!! The ABP is calling you.
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do I know you?
this pic is from the day I brought it home.
Quote, originally posted by VRsexxy » It used to be a 21lb XC race machine with full XTR and a SID SL and original CrossMax wheels.
Here's mine as of a couple of weeks ago. Waterford lugged 853, Fox FloatRLC, and singlespeed.
sweet ride! I know a guy that used to work for waterford. he has several classics hanging up in his shop. [IMG]http://*****************.com/smile/emthup.gif[/IMG]
Quote, originally posted by DORI_cracka_DORI » 2005 Iron Horse 7point (recently sold):
Nice bikes! That Trek steel frame will live forever. Friendly advice: remove reflectors, bottle cage, and saddle sack, take the pump off the frame, and put it all in a camelbak or other hydropack. Reflectors are completely useless both on and definitely off road, and the rest of the stuff acts like unsprung weight on the bike frame. Suspend that weight with your legs. Put it (and water) on your back and improve the bike's handling. Furthermore, as I've discovered on numerous occasions, hydropacks protect your back when you go over the bars.
Or, if you're vain, that stuff makes one look like a total noob.
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My 1997 Cannondale Super V 500. It's old but it still gets out 3 or 4 times a week. If anyone would happen to have like an '03 Cannondale jekyll swingarm, let me know cause i want to make it an Uber V.
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The ol' V
2008 Trek 4300 with disc brakes... a good starter bike.
To be a Rok, and not to roll
another 98 specialized m2 s-werks (now sporting black tires)
Quote, originally posted by SalukiDub » My 1997 Cannondale Super V 500. It's old but it still gets out 3 or 4 times a week. If anyone would happen to have like an '03 Cannondale jekyll swingarm, let me know cause i want to make it an Uber V.
OH MY GOD. you have the manitou "palmer" fork as well... i had one on my diamondback v-link until i snapped the frame, then put it on my azonic hardtail. the fork is 12 years old now, and pretty much bulletproof. i thought i was the only one left on the planet who had one of these.
Spot Longboard 29er
Close up of the belt drive.
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Quote, originally posted by ze gti » OH MY GOD. you have the manitou "palmer" fork as well... i had one on my diamondback v-link until i snapped the frame, then put it on my azonic hardtail. the fork is 12 years old now, and pretty much bulletproof. i thought i was the only one left on the planet who had one of these.
yeah it's pretty old as well. doesnt have a whole lot of travel, but it's fine for now.
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that's pretty slick, what keeps the belt on the rear ,uhm, cog/pulley?
It has a cog in the front and rear. The front has a lip on the outside and the rear has the lip on the inside. You just use chain tensioners to line the belt up to make sure it isn't rubbing or slipping off.


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if I ever get some me time with autocad at work. muttman
So when are we going to get serious about US-build bolts? We have them for AR builds... just thinking aloud. That rotating lug is the only thing on a bolt that has me puzzled. The rest is just lathe and mill work. And of course heat treating.
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if I ever get some me time with autocad at work. muttman
Rotating Lug ??? now I'm confused I thought the whole bolt on an AK rotated.
The AR has rotating lugs but they're just cammed by the carrier like an AK.
Home made bolts, I like it, and the front trunions would not be to difficult to make either, bullet guide looks to be more work.
Honestly, it looks like they used an end mill, and milled the meat from around the carrier lug one pass, and partial rotation at a time.
But then, I'm not that well versed with mills or machining.
as far as it just being a 223. the 223 has over 50,000 psi or about 54,000-56,000 CUP. and even though the rim is smaller and it will reduce the bolt thrust some it does not reduce it a lot (some were here there is a formula for figuring it out.) If I remember right the bolt thrust was higher than the 7.62 x 39.
I tig weld and all other types as well and passed a certifed welding test 20+ years ago before I actually welded very well at all it is not that hard (No I do consider myself certifed or am I currently certifed). I also have some back ground in metalogly and failure analsis. for any thing to be welded the parent metal has to become molten and that is going to change the structure of the metal that area can act as a stress riser and a crack can devlope. even if a heat sink is used you still have to get the area hot enough to melt were the welding is being done. that spot is going to be different than the rest of the bolt. if it will fail I have no for sure way to say yes or no ( it likely will not) but I do feel it is more prone to fail after a part of it has heated up and had the temper changed . yea the Kvar bolts are a little pricey but I orderd 3 at a time and the bulgy5.56 mags and the 5.56 bullet gude and all the extra pins and crap that I think I will need so the shipping is not a big deal. and again you also need to have a spring loaded firing pin if you plan on shooting comercial ammo so figre all that in as well. as stated above dont do it if your not comfortable so again this is why I dont do it. sorry for the typeos It is late and I just got done loading 500+ round of 223 on a single stage press and Im tired.
500 rounds on a single stage ouch, I Love my projecter. Used to load target ammo on a single. But I dont shoot for money anymore. Can't see the front sight on my handguns without my readen specs anyway. Thinking about some of those colored fiber optic sights.
I will defenatly looking for at least a turret press in the near future. I am pretty new to the reloading game but so far it is working out.
1biggun,Originally Posted by 1biggun
I agree with your statment "if you dont feel" that is the point of the home brew type gun, and shipping is not that bad, for now. I personaly dont think a bolt that has a "ring" with a press fit then tig welded on the outer most part of the bolt head will change the temper of the luges. all three of the metalolgist at work, one of witch has a back ground in welding state that welding will change the temper but not to the point of failure. I'm not saying there word is 100% but it is the best ed. guess that I can come up with at this point in time. I welcome what you wright in this form. at this point in time a .223 ak is about progect #3 on the to do list, not in cluding the honey do list that will not stop growing on a daily rate. so I have some time to ponder on this one. as far as the spring loaded firing pin I think hcpookie has worked that one out on his .308 build.
btw have you given anny thought of using a -74 mag with a modifide follower for your .223 ak. -74 mages are cheeper and the mod. is easy to do. muttman
If you clamped a couple of copper heat sinks to the bolt I don't think the lugs would get hot enough to lose any of their temper . A few small quick tack welds is all that it would take and let it compleatly cool between welds. Silver solder should also work, solder the ring first then cut the clearance for the extracter. The base of a case is designed to take the pressure of a round. Its only when folks try to get more out a round than it was designed for or there was a mistake made that they fail. Guns that head space on the shoulder or case mouth do not always compleatly enclose a round. The 1911 is the worst culprit that comes to mind. The barrel and web in the case head are what contain the pressure. Metal used in guns is usually not all that hard, and if a part is hard it is usually more for wear resistance, and improve resistance to perminant deformation. Metal selection and heat treat is not so much about containing the pressure as it is the 10,000 times the bolt will be slammed into the lugs. Which is why excessive head spacing is bad, it gives the bolt a little room to gain some speed before it slamms the lugs.
Now I'm not a metalrgist, I'm an electrician, but I did learn a few things about metal when I was a job shop machinest, and some cool stuff about heat treating and tool steel when I was making chips in a tool and die shop.
So don't try this at home folks and I am in no way recomending anyone else try it,
when I get to the .223 project after the milled rewelds and the tabuk I'm going to tack weld a ring into a romy bolt.
hey muttman got a link for that 74 mag mod?
I would be interested in the mag mod. I am only using 10 rounders in my build as it is shot from the prone position 99% of the time. the bulgy mag was cheap enough and I only need 2. I have also seen some galil mags in shot gunnews that were priced fairly reasonably. I have seen HC,s firing pin conversion and plan on doing some thing simular on both my 308 build and a 1.5x308 build. I have been reloading using the military type hardend primers, so for now I have gotten away with out spring loaded pins on the 7.62x39 builds.


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ExxonMobil: All Good But the Refining; Credit Suisse Upgrades Hess
Shares of ExxonMobile (XOM) have gained 1.8% to $90.41 today after the energy behemoth reported better-than-expected earnings.
Reuters has the details on Exxon's numbers:
Third-quarter oil and natural gas output rose 1.5 percent from a year earlier to 4 million barrels oil equivalent per day, helped by the start-up of new projects, the Irving, Texas, company said.
Natural gas from Australia's Kipper Tuna Turrum project and accelerated output from projects in Nigeria and Canada also contributed to the higher production.
Profit in the third quarter was $7.87 billion, or $1.79 per share, compared with $9.57 billion, or $2.09 per share, a year earlier.
Analysts on average had expected $1.77 per share, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
"Weaker margins, mainly in refining, decreased earnings by $2.4 billion," Exxon said in a statement.
S&P Caiptal IQ's Michael Kay says not to worry about refining:
Q3 EPS of $1.79, vs. $2.09, falls $0.08 short of our view, on upstream price realizations. Downstream and chemicals were better than we projected. Overall oil and gas production met forecasts and the mix was more favorable, as oil volumes (up 3%) beat and natural gas (down 1%) fell. XOM highlights its 41-rig onshore U.S. program, noting production of 65 MBOE/day at Bakken and over 90 MBOE/d from Permian. The Kearl project (58% complete) is producing 100 MBOE/d. We see onshore liquids growth and several expected project start-ups driving production gains between '14-'17.
Kay maintained his buy rating on Exxon.
Exxon's not the only strong energy stock today. Hess (HES) has gained 1.7% to $81.784 after it was upgraded by Credit Suisse, while ConocoPhillips (COP) has risen 1.1% to $74.07 after beating earnings estimates.
Credit Suisse explains why it raised Hess to Outperform from Neutral:
We are raising our NAV to $112/sh for HES on the basis of (1) better Bakken Well costs; (2) higher Bakken drilling activity; and (3) more credit for the Utica. With disposal proceeds still to come, the balance sheet is being derisked and growth through 2018 looks assured. The pro forma EV/CF multiple in 2014 looks too low. HES should outperform the Majors. While HES is not a pure play shale company and the returns on the Bakken are not as good as other plays, supporting a lower overall multiple, we see 25% upside through the next 6 months. Our $100/sh target represents a 12% discount to NAV, the typical point at which SOTP stories run out of steam.


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Ph.D. student Agustin Indaco (Economics) won third place for his presentation on the GC's interactive installation "On Broadway" at NYC Media Lab's annual summit on Friday, September 25. Read more
Jennifer Ayala (Ph.D.'05, Psychology) was recently named the director of The Center for Undocumented Students (TCUS) at St. Peter's University, a private Jesuit college in New Jersey. Read more
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Doctoral candidate Amanda Licastro (English) offers tips for language and literature Ph.D. students as part of a new Mellon-funded project for the Mellon Language Association.
Noah Heller (Ph.D.'15, Urban Education) recently joined the faculty of Harvard Graduate School of Education as a Lecturer on Education and Master Teacher in Residence.
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LXNDR wrote:SarathW wrote:Re-birth in Africa or in a slum is not a problem as far as you are a human.
I had some encounters with slum kids some years ago and they were very intelligent and were very nice kids.
What is the base of your reasoning?
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I know many millionaires who's life is pretty miserable.
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The Canisius baseball team scored the final five runs of the game, rallying from a 5-1 deficit, to defeat the University at Buffalo 6-5 at the Demske Sports Complex on Tuesday afternoon. The Golden Griffins improve to 16-7 on the season and win for the 12th time in the last 15 games.
Freshman Anthony Massicci went 3-for-4 with two RBIs and scored the game-winning run. Senior Christian Segar reached base four times and had two hits on the day. Eight Golden Griffins combined for the 11 hits on the day.
Buffalo (12-11) scored first with an RBI single from Michael Scarcello in the top of the second. The Bulls added three more runs in the third on RBI singles from Alex Baldock and Ryan Tulloch and a sacrifice fly from Jon Mestas. Canisius got one back in the bottom of the inning when sophomore Mike Krische tripled to deep center and scored on a two-out single from Segar make it 4-1.
Buffalo regained a four-run lead in the sixth by scoring a run without a hit, using a sacrifice fly from Scarcello to go up 5-1. The Griffs cut into the deficit with four consecutive two-out hits in the bottom of the inning. Sophomore Mike Booth started the rally with a single, followed by another single from sophomore Jesse Puscheck. Junior Jose Torralba doubled down the left-field line to score Booth and put two runners into scoring position. Massicci jumped on the next pitch and singled up the middle to score Puscheck and Torralba and make it a one-run game.
Canisius got the leadoff hitter on for the only time in the bottom of the seventh as Segar tripled down the left-field line. Junior Jesse Kelso and freshman Brett Siddall each drew walks to load the bases with no outs. Junior Shane Zimmer tied the game with a sacrifice fly to right, scoring Segar to tie the game. The Griffs would take the lead for the first time in the bottom of the eighth, which started with the third hit of the day for Massicci. Segar would draw a one-out walk and Siddall came through with a two-out single to right-center to score Massicci and put Canisius ahead 6-5.
Redshirt senior Billy Martin started for the Griffs and allowed four runs in three innings. Senior Jason Rubenstein gave up one run in his four innings, not allowing a hit but walking three and striking out three. Junior Mike Tolsma and sophomore Aaron Casper (2-0) combined to throw a scoreless eighth inning while junior Jon Fitzsimmmons struck out the side in the ninth inning for his fourth save of the season.
Canisius wraps up its five-game homestand on Wednesday, when the Golden Griffins host Big Four rival St. Bonaventure. First pitch at the Demske Sports Complex is set for 3 p.m.
Game Notes: Canisius defeats Buffalo for the 10th time in the last 13 meetings… Canisius won for the fourth time this season when trailing after the sixth inning… Casper has not allowed a run in his last five appearances (five innings)… Fitzsimmons has six strikeouts in his last eight outs recorded… Junior Jimmy Luppens didn't record a hit for the first time this season, ending his hitting streak at 23 games… The three hits for Massicci were a career high… The four innings pitched for Rubenstein were his most in his two years as a Golden Griffin… Segar now has 10 hits in his last five starts... Canisius has had the leadoff batter reach just five times in the last four games (32 innings).


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The Buffalo Sabres are off to a great start so far at 3-0-0. It hasn't been pretty at times but at the end of the day, the two points are going up into the standings. Chris Drury (#1) is playing like a leader and a man whose contract is up at the end of this season.
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For a long time, I was really hesitant to switch to palettes for my shadows. However, after accumulating a certain number of little cases, it became tedious digging through them all to find the color I wanted. Palettes allow me to organize and store my shadows with less space, and are generally less hassle for me.
On a side note, however, I do not depot my MAC blushes, as I like keeping those in individual casings. I always wear multiple eyeshadows at a time, so packing a palette for a trip makes sense. However, I don't usually need 6 blushes (the amount MAC blush palettes hold) for a trip, so it is less bulky to pack one or two versus a palette. Hope that makes sense!
I like to organize the actual shades inside of my palette from the top left corner to bottom right corner. I put the lightest shade in the top left corner, then put the closest two shades to it on its right and bottom. I repeat this for each eyeshadow until I have the darkest (or one of the darkest) shadow in the bottom right corner. I like that this makes the all eyeshadows next to their most similar colors, creating a gradient. I don't take finish into consideration with these.
Top row: Phloof!, Naked Lunch, Jest, All That Glitters, Honey Lust
Middle Row: Vanilla, Blanc Type, Grain, Arena, Woodwinked
Bottom Row: Chamomile (LE), Dazzlelight, Retrospeck, Ricepaper, Patina
Phloof!, Naked Lunch, Jest, All That Glitters, Honey Lust
From the second row, my favorites are Blanc Type and Grain. Blanc Type is an extremely pigmented matte color that I love for highlighting. Grain is that "my skin but better" type color that camouflages on my eyelids... perfect for that no-makeup look! Woodwinked is a popular color, but I have to be very careful or it can pull very orange/brassy on my complexion, in a bad way.
Vanilla, Blanc Type, Grain, Arena, Woodwinked
And from the third row, my favorites are Dazzlelight (hence the pan being almost empty), Ricepaper, and Patina. Dazzlelight is my favorite frosty highlight shade from MAC. Ricepaper is a great all-over-lid color if you like something more yellow (as opposed to Naked Lunch, which is more pink). Patina is a beautiful gold/bronze color that is like a more subtle version of Woodwinked.
Chamomile (LE), Dazzlelight, Retrospeck, Ricepaper, Patina
Last, I have one light neutral that I am yet to depot. This is Creamy Bisque from the MAC Me Over collection. This is a neutral frosty shade that is a great highlighter. I don't think I'll actually end up depotting this one, as I like to have it to toss in a makeup bag alone. It is less yellow than Dazzlelight, less pink than Phloof! A true neutral I would say.
Very pigmented as well!
So there you have it! These are all of my light neutral MAC eyeshadows. I have several other palettes to overview, so stay tuned for those posts!
MAC is easily one of my all-time favorite eyeshadow brands. Aside from a few black sheep (I'm looking at you, Honey Lust), their permanent eyeshadow collection has outstanding quality and a great color range. Their eyeshadows retail for $11.50 (individual pans)/$15.00 (full casing) and can be purchased through MAC stores or many department stores.
Do you have any favorite neutral shadows from MAC?
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INDIANPOLIS, IND. — University of North Carolina women's assistant coach Bill Palladino was named the winner of the Glenn "Mooch" Myernick Award as the National Women's Assistant Coach of the Year at the annual convention last weekend of the National Soccer Coaches Association of America.
Palladino, who has served on the UNC staff since 1980, helping Anson Dorrance lead UNC to 22 national championships, did one of the best coaching jobs of his career in leading Carolina's defense to a national championship performance as a rocky start to the 2012 campaign.
With Carolina playing three recruited non-scholarship and walk-on players in the defensive alignment for the last third of the season, the Tar Heels limited NCAA opponents to just five goals in six games and shut out top-ranked Stanford over nearly 110 minutes in the national semifinals.
Palladino has been with the Tar Heel women's program for 33 years and has played in integral role in the storied program's success. As the defensive mastermind for UNC, he has helped the team to numerous conference and national titles. This season, UNC won its 22nd national title and kept all opponents to just 17 goals this season. Palladiono coordinated the Carolina defense this season which include a starting group of senior Adelaide Gay in goal as well as sophomores Satara Murray and Caitlin Ball and freshman Hanna Gardner in the flat back three alignment. Other key players who saw significant minutes in the back over the course of the season included senior Amber Brooks, junior Crystal Dunn and freshman Katie Bowen.


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I saw this abstract and wanted to post it. Entitled Psychiatrist Attitudes toward Self-Treatment of Their Own Depression, it's a survey conducted of Michigan psychiatrists regarding their opinions toward self-prescribing. A survey of more than 500 Michigan psychiatrists showed that more than 40% would medicate themselves for mild to moderate depression and that 15% had actually done so in the past. Seven percent of psychiatrists said they would treat themselves for severe depression or depression involving suicidal ideation.
The AMA code of medical ethics states: "Physicians generally should not treat themselves or members of their immediate families...It would not always be inappropriate to undertake self-treatment or treatment of immediate family members. In emergency settings or isolated settings where there is no other qualified physician available, physicians should not hesitate to treat themselves or family members until another physician becomes available. In addition, while physicians should not serve as a primary or regular care provider for immediate family members, there are situations in which routine care is acceptable for short-term, minor problems."
So why or when would a doctor consider treating himself? I don't know Michigan well, but I'd guess they probably have the same shortage of psychiatrists that other Midwestern states have. If you're a depressed psychiatrist you may be the only game in town. Maybe he'd be concerned about privacy and information-sharing among colleagues.
Or maybe the AMA would consider mild clinical depression to be a "short-term, minor problem" for which the self-treatment exception would apply. There are probably hundreds of physicians who at one time or another have written antibiotic prescriptions for themselves or for family members. I wonder if this also applies to prescribing for family pets? Should a psychiatrist prescribe Prozac for his obsessional cat? Thorazine for the nervous dog? A recent survey of neurologists showed that more than 90% agree that it would be appropriate to self-prescribe for acute minor illnesses. Another survey of young Norwegian physicians found that 90% had self-prescribed in the past year.
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The Senate voted 94-1 in favor of advancing H.R. 674, a bill that would repeal an onerous 3% withholding requirement, set to take effect on all government contracts starting in 2013. However, a great deal of debate looms on the horizon as senators from both parties aim to address the bill's pay-for provisions and also tack on a previously reported jobs plan that would benefit businesses that hire veterans.
Tonight's vote was on a motion to proceed on H.R. 674, not a final vote of approval. Nonetheless, government contractors eager to see the repeal of the 3% withholding requirement can take heart in the motion's overwhelmingly bipartisan support.
The debates that will occur this week will have more to do with how the repeal is paid for, rather than the actual repeal itself, and with any luck, the near-universal distaste for the 3% tax will translate to a relatively uneventful ride through the amendment process and swift passage.
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Veteran leader who battled through injuries to finish second on the team in tackles a year ago • Should contend for All-ACC honors this season and could be one of the top linebackers in the country.
2011 – Junior Season
Ranked second on the team with 71 tackles, six tackles for losses and a sack • Also recovered a fumble, broke up four passes and had three quarterback hurries • Selected as the team's permanent defensive captain just before the first game of the season • Recorded four tackles against Missouri in the Independence Bowl • Posted five tackles and broke up a pass in a 37-21 win over Duke • Made five stops and broke up a pass in a narrow loss at Virginia Tech • Recorded a season-high 12 tackles, including a 3-yard tackle for loss, in a loss at NC State • Had three tackles in a 49-24 win over Wake Forest • Returned to the starting lineup and had six tackles, assisted on a tackle for loss, and broke up a pass in a 59-38 loss to Clemson • Did not start, but came off the bench to post three tackles and one quarterback pressure in a 30-24 loss to Miami • Missed the Louisville game with an ankle sprain • Recorded six tackles, broke up a pass and recovered a fumble in a 35-20 victory at East Carolina • Had a season-high 10 tackles and 1.5 tackles for losses at Georgia Tech • Disrupted the Virginia offense with seven tackles, a half sack, 1.5 tackles for losses and quarterback pressure in a 28-17 victory • Posted six tackles and assisted on a tackle for loss in a 24-22 victory vs. Rutgers • Carolina limited the Scarlet Knights to just one yard rushing, the fewest by an opponent since 2000 • Had four tackles, all solo stops, and a 3-yard tackle for loss in Carolina's 42-10 season-opening win over James Madison.
2010 – Sophomore Season
One of only two UNC defensive players to start all 13 games • Led the team with 74 tackles, including 48 primary stops and 26 assists • Also had six tackles for losses, one sack, two interceptions for 22 yards and five pass breakups • Scored his first career touchdown with a 22-yard interception return at Virginia • Second on the team in tackles vs. Tennessee in the Music City Bowl, registering eight stops, one tackle for loss and one pass breakup • Had eight tackles and a 9-yard sack in the win at Duke • Had one quarterback pressure vs. NC State • Posted eight tackles against Virginia Tech • Made five stops in the win at Florida State • Posted four tackles against William & Mary • Had four tackles and broke up a pass at Miami • Made nine tackles and intercepted a pass for a touchdown in Carolina's first win at Virginia since 1981 • Had a season-high 10 tackles and broke up two passes in Carolina's 21-16 win at Clemson •Made four stops, intercepted a pass and broke up a pass in the 42-17 win vs. ECU • Had four tackles at Rutgers • Posted seven tackles, including 1.5 tackles for losses, against Georgia Tech • Had three tackles vs. LSU in the Georgia Dome.
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Lastly for today, let's turn to the local scene for white wine, and take a look at Bob Dabrowski's Candia Vineyards Sauvignon Blanc, 12.5% abv. www.Candia Vineyards.com if you'd like to read more. Lemon, on the pale end of that spectrum, bright, the nose is immediately evident with green and stone fruit.


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'It was the fourth time this season the usually steady Brodeur had been removed from a game. On two occasions it was because of injury, and once, on Oct. 19 against Washington, because he surrendered four goals on 11 shots. But Brodeur was not upset at being pulled. He was genuinely relieved. "I was kind of happy," said Brodeur. "In a game like that, you might as well get some rest."'
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|I wish I could offer something constructive, but I am at a loss. We had a dog that was fearful of trains and metallic sounds or walking over metal - it never diminished. What David wrote makes sense and hope it works.
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This sort of nervousness is not inherited but learned, because she is scared of a particular type of object. Quite often such fears are connected to the early puppyhood, something similar must have frightened her while she still was very young, or even her mother could have demonstrated examples of such behaviour and she copied it.
She can get over her fears if she encounters these objects not so often. That is the frequency of irritation that causes it, you don't let her to forget about it. Try to keep her away from these objects for a month or so, don't let her see or smell them. Then start slowly, leave the object somewhere in the distance and feed her (she should be hungry) somewhere close by. Make the distance shorter in a week time. Then even shorter and feed just tasty treats, and bring her really close to it when you see that she looks at your hand with treats, not at the object. And after that - start to place treats on the object itself. If the visual image associates with pleasure (treats), normally dogs remain cautious, but lose their fear.
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Discussion in 'Pistons and NBA' started by S.J., Aug 7, 2010.
I am sure Terrico White and Dujaun Summers will have a similar uniform...
There are some funny folks on the internet.
All prices labelled are of DNP i.e. Duty Not Paid.
I can't wait to purchase the piston Tmac jersey as I have a spot for it between my Bob MacAdoo and Allen Iverson jersies!!
Kuester optimistic about players -- and playoffs | freep.com | Detroit Free Press ...Ummm, nope. If he's HALF the player he was, he's useless to us. That last quote makes absolutely no sense at all. These beat writers are really hurting for content these days. Joe needs to make some moves to give us all something to talk about.
The "high-risk" part does not make a whole lot of sense since we got him for $1.35 million. "High-reward" certainly makes sense if he returns to McGrady of old. Even 3 years ago, he was averaging 21.6 points, 5.1 rebounds and 5.9 assists per game. The only thing that would be "high-risk" is if McGrady is not helping the team win games, but he is still taking lots of valuable minutes away from the young guys.
He could disrupt team chemistry, which is very precarious right now..IMHO.
Nemo, your avatars crack me up....
Wait til Oktoberfest....
Man!.. I laughed ALL day of the McGrady Jersey joke!!!!! Even post it in my wall on facebook but I lack of pistons friends so nobody laughed :( lol..
Team chemistry?
T-Mac will appropriate a disproportionately large portion of Kander's potions. There'll be less for our other injured players. I think that's what he's referring to.
That makes perfect sense. Thanks for clearing it up for me. When the subject of Piston team chemistry was brought up, I had no idea what was being discussed. I haven't bee familiar with this subject matter since mid-May of 2005.
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – With less than a minute remaining in fourth quarter, Ari Waffle took a pass from James Trentini and fired the game winning shot past Highpoint's goal keeper to give the Dolphins a 9-8 lead and their first win of the 2013 season.
After scoring the game's first goal, the Dolphins (1-2) watched as Highpoint (1-5) rallied to score five out of the next six goals and take a 5-2 lead into halftime.
The deficit was quickly erased as JU came out in the third quarter and reeled off four unanswered goals to recapture the lead.
Less than a minute into the second half, the Dolphins took advantage of a Highpoint penalty and cut the Panther lead to 5-3 when David Goldman scored the man-up goal off an assist from Chase Miller.
The Dolphins scored their second goal of the half less than a minute later when Waffle scooped up a ground ball in front of the goal after TJ Kenary's shot was saved and flicked it past the keeper to leave JU trailing just one goal.
After Tanner Gard tied the game at five all, Conor Igoe scored his second goal of the season to put JU in the lead for the first time since the opening minutes of the game.
Highpoint finally responded and got its first goal of the second half with eight seconds left in the third to send the game to the fourth quarter knotted up at six.
The Dolphins added two goals from Quint Miller and Trentini to go up 8-6 and looked as if they were well on their way the victory but Highpoint wasn't done battling.
The Panthers strung together two straight goals to tie the score at eight with the second coming with less than three minutes left in the quarter.
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Sebastien Squillaci made his first appearance in an Arsenal shirt on Tuesday evening.
The French defender played 90 minutes as the Gunners' Reserves defeated Blackburn Rovers 4-3 at Underhill Stadium.
After the match Squillaci spoke exclusively to Arsenal TV Online about his first run out since joining the Club.
He discussed:
- playing his first match for Arsenal
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- how English football differs to Spanish football
- learning a new language
- his first impressions of Arsenal
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