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People of the vortex,
Here's my 2009 Candy White GLI, it's all stock except for a K&N in the factory air box.
Soon, hope to flash ECU and get some slight, tasteful low.
People of the vortex,
Here's my 2009 Candy White GLI, it's all stock except for a K&N in the factory air box.
Soon, hope to flash ECU and get some slight, tasteful low.
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Looks good. Congrats
Beautiful. 6M or DSG?
Near future Plans are:
Wheel spacers front and rear.*
Clear corners
K&N air filter
Install the old subwoofy in the trunk
LED replacement of all exterior city / parking lights*
Fantasy plans:
APR ecu upgrade
LED tail lights
Can someone point me to some relevant threads for those ideas, particularly the *asterisked items?
I've been out of the VW scene for a while. I had a MKV 2.5 before, but lost track of the good threads and changed my username to match my username on other forums.
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Coilovers before spacer.
Tell that to my fiancee and bank account.
The "near future" mods are such because I'll actually be able to afford them!
lots of potential
Thanks. I'm trying to find a GLI showoff thread... I guess one doesn't exist!
we want MOAR LOW
looks good, wish mine was an '09 too.
I LOVE candy white. Good choice
2008 GLI - Laser Blue
Weddings are overrated.
Instagram: @mattmarques
bump for a pretty white GLI like mine
coilovers > wedding
Looks good though, nice color choice
looks nice
Just added K&N filter to stock airbox. It already feels better... nice and smooth windup
^^ You don't race but have one point left? -.-
Nice GLI OP!
If it sounds like sarcasm, it probably is.
Jamo smash, I get what you're saying. It seems like I'm all over the board. However, I just want to tweak the things I think need some tweaking. The car is great, as-is.
I don't plan on racing or taking my car to the track, but I drive on the freeway daily. So I would love a little extra performance. I got plenty of tickets in my teens and early 20's, but since I've mellowed out, I'm not worried about it now. I love music, and I already own a decent 2x10" self amped sub, so dropping that in isn't a big deal. And with regard to looks, I'd rather have a well-rounded stockish look than a car that's all show and no "go." I don't attend many VW meets, if any. Last time was in 2006. So having a super-slick show car isn't my goal. Plus, I don't want any drastic change in looks to my car. Clear corners, springs, and spacers are fairly standard mods.
Beyond all that, I don't think a $2000 set of coilovers is a "cheap" mod.
I'm an avid saltwater reef aquarium hobbyist as well, and if you would like an addictive, expensive hobby it's something that I'd reccommend. As anyone in that hobby knows, a dollar you spend on your car is a dollar you can't spend on your tank.
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To start off I have been a customer for nearly 4 years with no claims or tickets. I have paid on time every month as well. Over the past year my rates have climbed higher and higher with no explanation. Because I had been with Allstate for so long I thought I would be getting a fair price, until I received a quote from State Farm that was WAY less with lower deductibles than Allstate had been charging me. Feeling sick that a company I had been so loyal to was taking advantage of me was bad enough, or so I thought.
On 11/27 I contacted the agent to cancel my policy after beginning a new policy with State Farm. I faxed my new information and was told it had been taken care of. Allstate then pulled my premium on 11/30 because the person who had "processed" my cancelation, canceled neither of my auto or motorcycle policies. On Monday 12/3 I go back to the branch and the young lady who had "processed" my cancelation replied to my issue with, "oops, yeah what can you do?", how about your job? I am then told I may get my money that was wrongfully taken, back in 10 days, unacceptable in my opinion but if I had a timeline I could deal with it. I then had to go to my credit union to have them fax my checking account statement to proof that they withdrew money from my account! I am again contacted today 12/5 that the agent has just now contacted corporate and I should expect a fraction of what was taken out for the auto policies. After the past hour trying to get on the line with someone in the USA instead of a call center I got nowhere. Just a PSA and of the kind of service you can expect from Allstate and Skip Sampson branch.
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I have Progressive. The only time my policy has increased was when the took away the helmet law. On my old Chevy pick up, I was paying $180 for PLPD. That was under my dads name (CDL A, B, Hazmat, cycle end.) which he has had a clean driving record for probably 30 years, not to mention the policy was on a 23 year old pick up! I switched to Progressive, got a policy under my own name, and was paying about $50 a month for PLPD. I don't like Allstate.
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|December 5th, 2012, 03:26 PM
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I left Allstate nearly 20 years ago after they failed to cover a theft loss of the factory stereo unit in an older honda civic we had used as a beater/commuter. (it had comp. on it)
I had roughly 10 years of paying into their system for cars/renter's insurance w/out a claim - haven't considered doing business with them for home-owner's or auto/boat insurance ever since.
as far as I know, nobody in my extended family inlaw/outlaw/blood relatives uses them either. they do suck. bad. as in like they'd use teeth and actually "blow" if they were giving a bj.
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I've been with Allstate for about 20 years with no issues. When I bought my parents house in Wixom I checked with their State Farm agent and it was more expensive than what I was paying Allstate. So I stayed with Allstate. After my 4Runner was crunched in Uwharrie last spring I called them up. Adjuster came to work and wrote me a check for what I thought was a very fair settlement within an hour. I call my agent to take my vehicles in and out of storage with no issues.
|December 6th, 2012, 12:02 PM
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On our home-owners (we bought the house in August of 2000, it's gone up roughly 35% in actual dollars over the past 12 years. Using a rough inflation adjuster, it's gone up 5% in inflation-adjusted-dollars - over 12 years. During that time we had two separate home-owner's claims, including one that required re-siding the entire home.
The house is insured for $276k +contents, plus a separate rider I won't disclose the amount of (in part cause I can't remember exactly) for jewelry that my wife owns as a result of her father being in the business and giving her fancy expensive baubles for most of her life - we pay $1,05x/year with a $500 deductible - doesn't sound that excessive to me honestly.
It's difficult to really track the price on the cars because we've changed them so many times. According to SmithPeaBodyStyles/Brown & Brown we can save a bit of money by going with Progressive. However, Citizens has been great with each and every car claim we've had (2 deer, and the BMW was totaled in a head-on crash)
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I had Allstate a long time ago and had no issues then the seemed to suddenly get very tight about paying a claim. Turns out they carried a lot of flood insurance and there had been a big hurricane in Florida and the major floods in the midwest all in one year. I heard they nearly went under having to pay all the claims. I wonder if Sandy is causing similar issues now.
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I have used Allstate for the past few years. No complaints yet but I am checking other rates as of now. My agent has never had an issue with me taking vehicles on and off storage with a simple voicemail. I insure two cars full time for less than $190 a month. One is an old beater the other is a newer minivan.
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2008 Ford Taurus X (fancy model, but not the AWD, honestly can't recall but I think SEL?)
and a 2008 VW Jetta GLI Turbo <-- sees over 30k miles/year commuting, clean driving record, one total collision loss in past 14 months
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I would like to hear what the guys who hunt up there think, on another site some guys would like to see just the refuge area in the interior zone, as they hunt divers later in December but inside the new zone.
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We regularly brag about the fact that we test, design, and dream up new products in-house here at Eastwood. Testing products requires a good rotation of test vehicles and we've had a number of wrecks we've used in the past. Recently the "powers-that-be" agreed that we should buy a new test vehicle that we could restore as we tested and designed new products. The ideas started flying immediately, "We could` test out a new welding attachment while we replace a rusty lower fender" or "Test a new cleaning product on weathered old vinyl", etc. So the hunt was on!
After weeks of hunting Craiglist religiously, one of our product developers Joe R. came upon a great deal on a local fox body Mustang for sale. The owner brought it by and we climbed all around it looking for the signs of a good Eastwood project vehicle. Our criteria was like the list of things most would shy away from. We wanted rust, dents, body damage, weathered interior, faded bumpers and paint, etc. Needless to say the seller was a bit confused as we commented on the imperfections the car had "Oh cool, the seats are quite worn!" or "Oh nice, it has been in a fender bender at some point", "Oh look it has some rust in the rockers!". Luckily it wasn't April Fools yet and the seller finally understood why we were acting that way. We struck a deal and the car became ours!
Fast forward a week and we are now starting to brainstorm where will start on the new addition. We plan to stay pretty conservative in this build, keeping it fairly original (or so we are telling the bosses right now!). But we are always looking for your opinions on what we should do to bring this car back from its beater status! Keep watching the Eastwood Blog as we update on the progression of this Mustang.


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Just an update on what's been going on.
First of all, April was lousy. No major tragedies, mind you; just of a lot of little grinding unpleasantnesses, including the joy and pleasure of getting a tooth crowned for the first time.
Some people find that they feel pretty good the day after getting a tooth crowned. Other people might find that the pain lasts for couple of months. I am not the former, alas, but also not the latter (and there was great rejoicing). And you know how toothaches seem to move around in your jaw, so that it's not always clear which tooth is actually the culprit? I was more or less convinced for a week or so that I'd be getting a second crown immediately after the first one. This now seems not to be the case (and there was great rejoicing).
All of my hopes for Erasmo Leiva-Merikakis' book Fire of Mercy, Heart of the Word. I've been getting up early every day to spend time in study ever since Easter Tuesday (including Saturdays and Sundays!), and I'm regularly astonished by the blindingly obvious things he pulls out of each line of the text—blindingly obvious after you've seen them—that I had never noticed before. I'm keeping notes of my reflections; some of them may appear here in the future. (As some kind of indication of the depth of Erasmo's writing…50 days after Easter, I'm not quite to the end of the third chapter of Matthew's gospel.)
Finally, I'm still working George's Saga, my RPG, in which George, a naive but promising young man of low birth and high destiny, encounters such characters as the grim Sir Fred, Hogworth the peasant, Cyneros the dark wizard, Magister Mayhem, and Princess Floribunda. The game is becoming increasingly goofy. When George applies to Magister Mayhem for quest, he is told:
Magister Mayhem looks at you sourly. "Another adventurer," he says.
"Just what I needed. Well, at least the Sewers have been restocked."
He harrumphs a bit more, and then says, "OK, let's take it from the top.
"The town of Floobham is in desperate straits. I've not had breakfast,
and everyone knows that I get nasty when I'm hungry. So you just go
down to the sewers, and see if you can find me a Tasty Egg Maguffin
in one of the chests. Bring it back to me, and I'll see what else I
can think of."
He doesn't look enthused at the prospect. As you turn to go, he adds,
"I'm sure a naive but promising young man like you will have no trouble
finding the entrance to the sewers. You can, heh, keep anything else
you find down there."
Later, George travels the short distance to Floob Castle, where Princess Floribunda is in dire straits. George goes speedily, eager for a quest that doesn't involve sewers.
It seems that one of her father's guests has unleashed cosmic evil within the castle. The princess could resolve the problem easily, she says, had she her magic ring…but she dropped it, and it fell down a grating, and, well, it's in the palace sewers:
Sewers. More dirty, stinking, filthy, rat-infested sewers. Just what you
needed. You take a deep breath, out here where the air is clear.
"Very good, your Highness. So how do I get into the sewers?"
"Well, that's the problem," she says, still staring at the grating.
"I'm afraid you're going to have to go through the palace."
She turns to look at you.
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"Growing the game has a lot of responsibility tied to it, and as professional lacrosse players and ambassadors for lacrosse, there is an even larger responsibility in being a great role model for younger players," said Stephen Berger, men's game director at US Lacrosse. "On behalf of US Lacrosse, I'd like to congratulate Matt Abbott as the winner of the sportsmanship award and for 'competing with class' and 'honoring the game' both on and off the field."
Abbott, a midfielder for the Bayhawks, put up eight goals and eight assists this season, and was named to the 2014 US National Team roster, where he was given the opportunity to represent his country and win the silver medal at the FIL World Lacrosse Championships last July. The six-year veteran is known for his positive behavior on and off the field. On the field, Abbott is thought of as one of the best all-around lacrosse players, being able to adjust his style of play to match any game situation. His versatile skills allow him to assist his teammates in any way possible. When not in season with the Bayhawks, Abbott stays involved in the game of lacrosse, keeping up his conditioning and working as a part-time assistant coach at Colgate.
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German AND Scandanavian names
Anyone know any names that have both German and Scandinavian roots?
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You can also look at Behind The Name's list of Scandanavian names here: http://www.behindthename.com/names/usage/scandinavian
There are way too many for me to just compile a list, but I have seen lots of the names here listed as Scandanavian (Norwegian, Danish, Swedish, Finnish Icelandic & Norse) and also German. A little history lesson for you: the reason why they share so many names is that a good portion of Scandanavian & German names are Germanic in origin. The ancient Germanic people group inhabited land in both Germany and many Scandanavian countries and because the Germanic people all spoke the same language, you get lots of shared names.
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I would recommend checking out these lists: http://www.britishbabynames.com/blog...familiars.html and http://www.britishbabynames.com/blog...rticulars.html.Claudia ♢ Daphne ♢ Helen ♢ Iris ♢ Lily ♢ Lyra ♢ Mira ♢ Niamh ♢ Renée ♢ Saoirse
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If you look at 'German names' (for example) on Behind the Name it shows you names that are in use in Germany, not necessarily names with Germanic roots. E.g. Andreas and Alexander have Greek roots, not Germanic, Felix is Latin, Jonas is Greek from Hebrew etc.
Scandinavia is Sweden, Norway and Denmark. The Nordic countries are Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Iceland and the Faroe Islands. Finland is completely different. The closest living language to Finnish is Estonian, it's a whole other kettle of fish.
But yes, Scandinavians and Germans have shared ancestors, and they both speak Germanic languages. The group of people that spoke the original Germanic language split into North Germanic, sometimes called the Nordic languages (Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Icelandic and Faroese), West Germanic (English, German, Dutch and a few others) and East Germanic (now extinct). So there is a ton of overlap between the West Germanic and North Germanic languages. It doesn't really make sense to say that the name Harald, for example, has "both German and Scandinavian roots". Rather it has Germanic roots, as do the Scandinavian languages and modern German.
So some boy's names with Germanic roots that are still used in both Germany and Scandinavia:
Carl / Karl
Gustav / Gustaf
Ralf / Ralph
Thorsten / Torsten
Waldemar / Valdemar
Walter / Valter
Werner / Verner
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Just more proof that the average person is an idiot and will believe what they are told, as long as it's slick and entertaining. It's all about image and packaging. Americans aren't interested in facts. Just about anyone under 30 years old needs to be entertained every waking moment. They get up in the morning and turn on a TV. Then they plug an Ipod in their head and off to work and unless their boss tells them to take it off, that's where it will stay.
Obviously the youtube cartoon is not correct and I wouldnt expect it to be. I think some of you are missing the point. I am not opposed to ducks, bees, bears, etc talking or what have you. My biggest problem with the movie is the portrayal of beeks as evil capitalists profiteers. Why doesnt Disney put out a movie about evil capitalists profiteers that have a theme park empire all over the world that puts out animated movies? Think of the carbon footprint of all those parks and all the pollution the cars and planes make bringing millions of evil doing humans to the parks every year. And just think of all the evil money these parks make!! "We make the money and the park pollutes the earth plenty!" could be the chant of the CEO and his henchmen.
Scientifically, the entire movie is a farce. Males (pollen jocks) are not workers , females are. Bees don't pick one job for their entire life, they perform several jobs throughout their lifetime. FLOWERS ARE NOT PRODUCED BY BEES, flowers are fertilized by bees which created FRUITS AND FERTILIZED SEEDS.
Why doesnt Disney put out a movie about evil capitalists profiteers that have a theme park empire all over the world that puts out animated movies?
I don't know why the beekeeper is the bad guy we protect our bees and do everything in our power to insure thier surviveal. Not to mention we're the ones responsable for thier spread throughout the world. I guess Winnie The Pooh "AKA Hive Distoryer" wasn't avaliable for this movie. lol
I like the donald duck movie!your friend,john
Understudy,I think you did not realize that I was being sarcastic in my last comments. I thought it was clear enough but I guess not because you missed my point.


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We haven't written about involuntary psychiatric treatment on Shrink Rap for a while because it gets our readers really stirred up. Now I'm going to try to stir you up.
ClinkShrink and I are talking about writing a book on the different perspectives of involuntary hospitalization -- we'd like to put both sides of the argument on the page and look at issues related to patients' rights as well as families, members of the law enforcement and legal systems, and the doctors, nurses and hospital staff. Roy is involved in his techy projects and won't be in on this, though we will continue to get his input and to eat pizza and crabcakes with him.
We're at the point where we need a "sample" chapter to illustrate what it is we are trying to write. This isn't going to be a real chapter in the book (I don't think), but just "here's the idea." Because the actual chapters will entail a great deal of interviewing and reviewing medical records and speaking with people and their families, I'm looking for an easier way to begin the process, and truthfully, the idea was inspired by our Shrink Rap readers who have written in over the years with stories about how they were damaged by what occurred during their involuntary hospital stays. It got us thinking that there have to be better ways, while at the same time, it seems that it's shameful that our society leaves terribly psychotic people living on the streets and eating from the garbage because there is no way to treat them. Maybe if treatment were nicer?
So I need your help. I need someone with a really good, detailed story to be the subject of my sample chapter. Will you tell us your story in the comment section, or email it to us at Shrinkrapblog at g mail dot com? The comment section might be nice because it would allow for others to dialogue. We don't need your name, but please don't write as Anonymous because I won't be able to the stories straight, a nickname is fine, and you can sign in to Google as "anonymous" as long as you sign the entry with some name that distinguishes you from the others. Also, I might want to speak with you later, so if that's not acceptable, then maybe you don't want to participate.
For the sake of the sample chapter, I would like to hear from people who feel they've been treated badly. The "so glad they committed me, it saved my life" is for another chapter. If you're a psychiatrist and you have a patient who feels they've been unduly traumatized by an inpatient admission, please see if they want to participate, and the same goes for family members. Obviously, books are about stories, and the stories need to be compelling.
Years ago, we did a poll, and I was struck by the fact that two-thirds of those who had been involuntarily hospitalized said they would not want to be hospitalized again, even if they were a danger to themselves or others.
In advance, thank you so much.
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Two separate studies confirm its loss is inevitable and will cause up to four meters of additional sea-level rise.
A look at the legislation that's undermining sustainable planning across the U.S.
Development and climate change are creating the perfect conditions for widely destructive infernos.
Scientists have linked a warmer climate to a 70 percent increase in unhealthy summertime ozone levels.
As the world heats up, the Himalayas are becoming more volatile.
Yet another side effect of climate change.
In the wake of a devastating series of twister strikes, here's what the latest science has to say.
They taste the same if you close your eyes.
The eastern part, anyway; in the West it will be hotter and drier, predict scientists.
This week's Cosmos explained how plants produce clean energy, and how our inferior energy technologies produce climate change.
Urban areas will be disproportionately impacted by rising sea levels and severe weather. Luckily, they're leading the resilience effort.
The large swath of corn running through the United States "boasts more photosynthetic activity than any other spot on Earth," says NASA.
It will be impossible to reach U.N. temperature targets without reducing our intake of certain foods, researchers say.
Scientists hope to improve the study of climatology by looking at sunsets in centuries-old landscape portraits.
More intense rainstorms will make follow-on events like flooding and landslides much more common.
A select few countries have been responsible for the majority of the world's CO2 emissions since the '70s.
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Darfur rebels struck back at forces of the Sudan government and overwhelmed a garrison in the town of Umm Baru near the border of Chad and drove out Sudanese troops. Naturally, the Sudan government which insists only 10,000 have died in Darfur (most estimates are the dead are over 300,000) claim they drove back the rebels. The town has been the scene of bitter fighting because the Sudan government has supported rebels from Chad in order to destabilize that nation's government. Darfur rebels are attempting to place pressure on the government of the Sudan to force them into peace talks.
The first step to ensure peace in Darfur is for China to cease supplying Sudan with arms and to impose an embargo on goods until President al-Bashir agrees to honest negotiations and ceases saying only 10,000 have died. Perhaps, if rebel forces obtained greater support, Sudan might change its mind about peace.


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Out of the 100 statues in the National Statuary Hall Collection in the US Capitol, only nine are of women. Most of the statues there and elsewhere in the Capitol are of men who have been deemed great and important enough to be on display in the building that represents our nation. Though women are underrepresented in the number of statues, there is one woman who is behind the creation of three of those that stand there.
Vinnie Ream was born on September 25, 1847 in Missouri. As a child, she was taught how to draw and paint by Winnebago Indians. Her family eventually moved to Washington, DC, where she began to study with DC-based sculptor, Benjamin Paul Akers. During the Civil War, Ream took up other work with the US Postal Service and also volunteered with war relief efforts. In 1863, Missouri Congressman and friend, James Rollins, introduced her to well-known sculptor, Clark Mills, who offered her a job as his apprentice. Under Mills, Ream flourished and began creating busts of some of Washington's important people, including Thaddeus Stevens.
In 1964, Ream got James Rollins to ask President Abraham Lincoln's permission for her to sculpt him while he was working in his office. Lincoln, after learning that she came from a poor background like he did, agreed to let her create a bust of him. Ream later said of Lincoln, "He had been painted and modeled before, but when he learned that I was poor, he granted me the sittings for no other purpose than that I was a poor girl. Had I been the greatest sculptor in the world, I am sure he would have refused at that time." Ream visited the White House for 30 minutes a day everyday for five months to sit with Lincoln, until he died in April 1865. She said her time with Lincoln and his death impacted her life. Read the rest of this entry »


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NEWPORT NEWS, Va. - Four University of Richmond Spider baseball players earned All-Atlantic 10 honors on Tuesday afternoon, the conference office announced. Senior Chris Cowell and junior Jacob Mayers were named to the All-Atlantic 10 First Team, while sophomore Adam Forrer was named second-team all-conference. Freshman pitcher Zak Sterling was named the Atlantic 10 Rookie of the Year, as well as earning All-Rookie team honors.
"It's great to see these four players get recognized for their efforts this season," Spider head coach Mark McQueen said. "Although I feel we had other players worthy of recognition also, for these four to be honored is great for them individually and for our program as a whole."
For the third-consecutive season, Cowell earned All-Atlantic 10 honors, but his first-team distinction this season is a first for the Devon, Pa., native. Cowell is having one of the finest power-hitting seasons in Richmond history, hitting a conference-best 18 home runs to go with a team-high 53 RBIs. Cowell is hitting .273 on the year with 17 doubles, while slugging an impressive .639. The senior also stood out defensively as a catcher, posting a .989 fielding percentage while throwing out 15 potential base stealers.
Earning All-Atlantic 10 honors for the first time in his career, Mayers had a terrific season at the plate to be named first-team designated hitter. On the year, Mayers is hitting .329 with nine home runs, 14 doubles, and 44 RBIs. The Mechanicsville, Va., native excelled in conference play, hitting .408 with two homers, an amazing nine doubles, and 16 RBIs. Over the course of the season, Mayers tallied an impressive 18 multi-hit and 12 multi-RBI games.
After enjoying a breakout 2012 campaign, Forrer was named the All-Atlantic 10 Second-Team second baseman. Seeing action in 49 games, Forrer hit .285 on the season with four home runs, four triples, and five doubles while driving in 21 runs. In Atlantic 10 play, Forrer was a standout defensively, not committing an error in 86 chances.
Making an immediate impact on the mound during his freshman season, Sterling became the second player in school history to be named Atlantic 10 Rookie of the Year. Sterling was terrific all season, posting a 6-1 record to go with a team-best ERA of 2.91. In 68 innings pitched, the Salisbury, Md. native, struck out 55 batters, limiting his opponents to a conference-low batting average of .188. Also earning All-Rookie Team honors, Sterling excelled in conference play. Sterling went 4-0 in the A-10, registering an ERA of 1.77.
The Richmond Spiders baseball team will begin play in the 2012 Atlantic 10 Tournament on Wednesday in the Bronx. The No. 5-seeded Spiders will face the No. 4-seeded Massachusetts Minutemen at 12 p.m. at Houlihan Park. Live stats and a free live video stream of the game can be found at RichmondSpiders.com.


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'"It's disappointing," Sabres coach Lindy Ruff said about the loss. "I think we definitely had our opportunities. We had some good looks. They blocked a lot of shots on us. Toskala made a few good saves and then they blocked a lot of shots. You put your best players out there and they've got to make plays. We had a couple near misses, we had them down and out a couple of times and missed a couple. It was probably the difference in the game."'
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Dear Vincent and Dickson,
Listening to TWiP on cyclosporiasis. Because I am all too aware of the possible contamination of many crops as a former public health nurse who worked in epidemiology for my state (Florida), I always wash my fruits and vegetables with a product called Fit. It may not be perfect in that pathogens are tenacious but I believe it reduces risk. (Could be hopeful thinking, I know.) Also, it does not alter the flavor of even delicate raspberries. I would be interested in what you think of this approach. http://www.tryfit.com I have no connection to this product whatsoever other than that of a consumer. I used to add a drop or two of liquid castile soap to fruits and vegetable wash water instead of Fit. Both approaches involve a short soak and gentle but thorough rinsing.
I was working in the Communicable disease clinics when Florida had a multi county outbreak in the 1990s. Our protocols allowed for distribution of stool culture kits then. Before I left my role, the onus was on the private sector. Unfortunately many people do not seek medical attention but treat with OTC remedies and many physicians do not test either. So the great unreported levels of both food and waterborne illnesses is a real challenge to any investigation.
Raspberries, blackberries, blueberries and strawberries were nestled in my cereal bowl this morning along with a bit of cereal! ;-) Is my approach biofilmsly?
As usual, your podcast is interesting, fun and informative. Happy that Dickson has been more available of late!
Warm and humid regards form Naples, Florida,
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Susan Franck joined the faculty as an Associate Professor in 2008. Professor Franck's teaching and scholarship relates to international economic law and dispute resolution.
Professor Franck is the author of various articles published in journals such as the American Journal of International Law, Fordham Law Review, Harvard Journal of International Law, Minnesota Law Review, North Carolina Law Review, Virginia Journal of International Law and Washington University Law Review. In connection with the Lewis Center and Transnational Law Institute, she organized the Joint Symposium on International Investment and Alternative Dispute Resolution, http://investmentadr.wlu.edu, and created a UNCTAD publication summarizing the proceedings, which occurred through a collaboration blog, other online mediums and a traditional in-person conference. She has presented her research to major international organizations including the Asian Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC), the International American Development Bank (IADB), the International Centre for Settlement if Investment Disputes (ICSID) and the United Nations Commission on Trade and Investment (UNCTAD) and across the globe in Argentina, Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Korea, The Netherlands, Sweden, Switzerland, United Kingdom and United States. Professor Franck has been elected to the International Who's Who of Commercial Arbitration and received the "New Voices" award from the American Society of International Law (ASIL) for her groundbreaking empirical analysis of investment treaty arbitration.
Professor Franck has served as a Scholar-in-Residence at UNCTAD in Switzerland (spring 2010) and a Visiting Associate Professor at Vanderbilt University (fall 2010). Prior to joining W&L, she was an Assistant Professor at the University of Nebraska Law College and a Visiting Associate Professor at the University of Minnesota Law School. Before returning to the academy, Professor Franck practiced in the area of international economic dispute resolution on both sides of the Atlantic. From 1999-2001, Professor Franck was an associate in Wilmer, Cutler & Pickering's International Group in Washington, D.C. where she was involved with various proceedings, including international trade disputes, commercial litigation regarding defaulted sovereign debt and one of the first investment treaty arbitrations against the Czech Republic. From 2002-2004, Professor Franck was a senior associate in the International Arbitration Group at Allen & Overy in London, England, where she represented investors and sovereign states in arbitrations involving breaches of investment treaties and underlying commercial agreements.
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Re: Broncos at Ravens - predict the score
Even though the Ravens play better at home, they are looking at Manning. I think he will kill our pass defense.
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Re: Broncos at Ravens - predict the score
I think this is a really difficult game to predict.
To many things at play for the Ravens while the Broncos are just getting stronger. Moreso on defense.
If it is raining & Webb & Reed are still patrolling the secondary, I think Peyton shows he is still Human. The Broncos D is going to make Flacco look woefully inept.
I'm going with a low scoring game & Rice is the difference maker. 15-13 Ravens.
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Re: Broncos at Ravens - predict the score
Webb won't be patrolling anything, unfortunately.
I don't think either team scores that few points, but if one does, I am afraid it will be us.
The only chance of victory, imo, is if the offensive players, in the interest of showing that their previous struggles were mostly Cameron's fault, will give a supreme and inspired effort today and keep pace with Peyton and company. I could envision a 31-28 Ravens win. I also could see a 31-16 loss.
But I think it mainly depends on our offense.
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I have confidence that the Ravens will win today. I don't get how certain people claim we going to get blown away on our own field. Come on guys are you winners or quitters?
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"In a very physical game, we improved in some areas, like clears and penalties, but fell short in others," said Canisius head coach Randy Mearns. "Although we got dominated on loose balls and shots, we had chances to win. Going 3-for-11 on the power play is not good enough and we have to do a better job capitalizing. We feel that we are still trying to find the right mix and we need to pull it all together quickly as conference play starts on Saturday."
Freshman Vince Gravino led Canisius with a career-best four points on the night, netting his first collegiate hat trick to go along with one assist. Senior Joe Rautenstrauch also tallied a personal best with two goals, while sophomore Austin Romantic chipped in two scores of his own. Sophomore Jake Giarrano rounded out the scoring for Canisius with his first career goal.
Sophomore Tim Edwards paced the Canisius attack with three assists on the night, while also leading the team at the faceoff X by winning 6-of-9 restarts.
Sophomore Alex Govenettio recorded 12 saves to anchor the Canisius defense.
Gravino gave the Griffs the early lead with a man-up tally 3:40 into the contest only to see Hobart's Alex Love score the next two goals for the Statesmen's first lead of the night, 2-1. Rautenstrauch tied the game for Canisius with 35 ticks left in the first and Romantic then helped the Griffs reclaim the advantage, 3-2, 2:36 into the second.
Love then continued his strong performance, starting a 3-0 Hobart run with two more goals to give the Statesmen a 5-3 lead with just under five minutes remaining in the half. Canisius, however, finished the second quarter strong with Romantic ending the Hobart run and Gravino netting two more man-up goals for a 6-5 Griffs lead at the half.
Hobart scored the first two goals after the break to take the lead back but Giarrano knotted the contest up at seven with his first collegiate goal with 7:28 remaining in the third. The Statesmen reclaimed their lead just 26 seconds later but Rautenstrauch once again tied the game at eight with 5:42 left in the period.
Canisius, however, would not find the back of the net for the remainder of the contest. Hobart scored two goals in the final two minutes of the third quarter and then added two more tallies in the fourth for the 12-8 final. Overall, the Griffs did not score in the final 20:42 of action, committing seven turnovers with only five shots during the scoring drought.
Hobart finished the contest with a 47-29 advantage in shots and a 12-10 edge in faceoffs. Canisius committed 14 turnovers with only seven for the Statesmen. Hobart also nearly doubled the Griffs in ground balls, collecting 35 to only 18 for Canisius.
Love finished with a game-high six goals for the Statesmen with Peter Zonino recording nine saves in the win.
Canisius now turns its attention toward conference play, opening its MAAC schedule on Saturday at VMI. The two schools are set to meet in Lexington, Va. with game time slated for 1 p.m.
Game Notes: Rautenstrauch has scored four goals in five games this season after entering the year without a goal in 25 career appearances ... Edwards matched career highs with three assists and six face-off wins ... Govenettio extended his school record by recording double-digit saves in each of his first five career starts ... The Griffs scored three man-up goals on Tuesday after tallying two in their first four games of the season ... Canisius is now being outscored by 22 in the second half (40-18), compared to by just three goals in the first half (23-20).


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The Predictor says there is a 25 per cent chance of a 2-1 victory, which can be backed at 23/10 with GunnersGaming.
It also throws up some interesting stats in the goals markets. The last 20 Arsenal away matches have produced an average of 3.4 goals per game, while Liverpool have averaged 2.2 in front of their home fans in the same period.
The Predictor suggests there could be plenty of goalmouth action in this and over 2.5 goals can be backed at 9/10.
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You have to go back to the 2000/2001 season to find both sides failing to register in this fixture, and GunnersGaming are offering 3/5 for both to score once more.
On the first goalscorer front, the Predictor suggests there is a 34 per cent possibility of it coming from a forward where Arsenal are concerned.
Lukas Podolski and Olivier Giroud fall into that category and are joint favorites at 7/1 with GunnersGaming to hit the opener.
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