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OK, here we go, This gun is GREAT! the problem is I love my XD9SC. It is/was my favorite carry piece then I bought the Kahr for my wife to use as her carry gun. So today my wife and I go to the range, I wanted to get the breakin out of the way so I can qualify with it and add it to my CCW. I wanted to shoot it first that way if my wife was all over the place I would know it was her and not the gun, so I shot the first seven rounds at 21 ft and had about a two inch group with one flier. I love this gun, and my wife might be SOL! Well we continued and fired 210 rounds total 20 speer gold dot 124gr +P, 170 WWB and 20 Corbon DPX 115gr +P with no failures. I am very satisfied with the CW9, it might be my new EDC gun. oh yeah the last seven rounds I fired @ 50 ft six of which were in the X-ring. It took me a few shots to get used to a complete reset of the trigger but it shoots great. the muzzle flip was tolerable for me, but I couldn't imagine shooting a CW40.
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|Summer squash is mixed with the Trinity of vegetables, cream soup, eggs and fresh bread, for a squash dressing.
Summer Squash DressingHere's another recipe you might want to consider for your squash bounty! It's really a basic run of the mill squash dressing that we all pretty much have, this one using fresh bread crumbs. I decided to add in a bit of& Trinity and some Cajun seasoning, just to bump up the flavor a bit.
Here's how to make it.
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- 2 pounds summer squash
- 4 slices bread
- 1/4 cup (1/2 stick) butter
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- 1/4 cup chopped green bell pepper, optional
- 1/8 cup chopped celery
- 1/2 teaspoon garlic, minced
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- 2 large eggs, beaten
- Kosher salt and freshly cracked black pepper, to taste
- Pinch of Cajun seasoning (like Slap Ya Mama), optional
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Melt butter in a skillet and saute the onion, bell pepper and celery until softened, about 3 to 4 minutes. Add the garlic and cook another minute. Drain the squash, place into a large bowl and mash. Combine the soup and beaten egg; add to the squash mixture, along with the vegetables. Add salt, pepper and Cajun seasoning; mix well. Add the breadcrumbs and mix. Turn out into prepared baking dish and bake at 350 degrees F, for about 40 to 45 minutes, or until bubbly and lightly browned.
Cook's Note: Any summer squash will work for this casserole. I used yellow crookneck squash - you'll need about 4 of them, depending on their size. Add one half pound of lightly sauteed small shrimp for a nice variation. Two cups of crumbled cornbread may be substituted for the bread.
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What do you prefer to use and why, 1. Mite-Away2.Apigard. I was thinking the mite-away, but second thinking maybe api-gard?
See my little delema. Decisions Decisions??
near as i can tell, you have 3 semi-natural choices. powdered sugar, OA, and apiguard, if you are going to use something.
Quote from: kathyp on January 17, 2009, 12:16:16 PMnear as i can tell, you have 3 semi-natural choices. powdered sugar, OA, and apiguard, if you are going to use something.I have to admit, I don't stay up on all the trade names since most weren't around when I was dealing with treating for mites. But isn't mite-away formic acid?
His suggestion was do what works for you. However having done nothing really, last year. Nothing has worked fine, because nothing was tried. See my little delema.
If you hate others being so passionate and one-sided, then be that voice in the middle
Let's not miss the first, most important step.Check, check, check. If you keep up with the condition of the hives you will likely know what you want to use and when, because of the mite level at any given time. I think the worst possible treatment you can do is "preventative".
But the winds are changing. EAS, this year, has the theme along the lines of "natural beekeeping". A little late in my opinion and way over due to address some of the items they now want to talk about. But I'm glad to see the effort. I just hope they are not lining up standard "academia" types who are just saying enough of what people want to hear, without the true commitment that is needed, and not using "real" people doing "real" things.


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Been kicking around the idea of building a Fett for a while, only recently have I decided to dedicate the time.
I started off in good fashion with a GMH from Fettpride. While I eagerly await for that, I wanted to get the rest of the parts together for helmet.
Considering how awesome this helmet [will be], I wanted to get high quality parts. I was looking to go in the ESB direction.
I did some looking around for parts, only to have my eyes glaze over with the wall of information Google threw back at me. Lots of info, not much by way of obtaining. I'm having some issues in finding the RF assembly, stalk, chin cup. (found some cheap lenses on ebay).
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Discussion in 'Fantasy Sports Central' started by Darth Tater, Jul 8, 2007.
Dang that Artmama....got me by 13 seconds....and I knew the question I missed too.
Reminder Daily Trivia Challenge - Daily Trivia Game
The more players who play today, the further I drop, despite getting 9 correct...
BS man! I knew it wasn't the Sweet, I didn't choose the Sweet... I was robbed!
I missed the boy scout question...I guess should have gone beyond the Cubs Scouts
I missed the car question.
Missed the foreign language question. I had the parrot on his head...
Finally signed up for this. Didn't realize that a faster time = more points... but I like that rule.
Interesting that nine players all or only missed one question... which one did you miss?
Wait 'till you see how completely random the questions are. Good times!
Bad category today unless you majored in ART. I suggested he dump it after tonight.
...I'm not smart @ art.
I love this category. I was thought to be [STRIKE]autistic[/STRIKE] artistic at a very young age.
I think there may be something to that. You should definitely get re-tested.
I missed the easy boy scout handshake question! Guessed right on the Coke song one though, so it all evens out I guess.
yep the handshake one was the one I missed too..and i knew it, but I didn't read the question right..
Wake up slackers... Daily Trivia Challenge - Daily Trivia Game
Today, it's a race against time. Very easy questions. All 7 people who played got 10/10 correct, but you better be quick.
That was my first perfect score. Who cares if I was slow? I forgot to play this weekend, though, and I have fallen in the standings. I was hoping to make a move on Jammer (no, Darth, not the kind of move that you make on him).
Give it a try. He's easy and he puts out on the first date. Being slow to process always kills me. But it's fun to play.
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ARSC T3E Users' Newsletter 132, December 5, 1997
Guy's "T3E Tools" class On mbone - Next Wednesday
Final reminder: ARSC is broadcasting the lecture portion of its T3E Tools class on the mbone. This will occur next Wednesday, December 10th, beginning at 9am Alaska Standard Time and ending at about noon. (9am AST == 10am Pacific Standard Time.) Guy will discuss and demonstrate Totalview, PAT, Apprentice, and VAMPIR on the T3E.
We welcome virtual attendees: For details, look on the mbone for the announcement, "ARSC - T3E Tools Lecture," or on the web for:
Note for local attendees: the lecture has been moved from the ARSC facility to the media lab in Rasmussen Library, 3rd floor.
Preprocessing--cpp Style
Some users have reported problems using the C compiler to preprocess Fortran codes under PE3.0.
The PE3.0 distribution notes (see "news CC30.news") state:
3) The cc 6.0 driver will now enforce what has been documented for some time. Namely, that users who wish to use the "cc" command to preprocess files that have suffixes that are not recognized as C or C++ will be passed to the loader and not preprocessed. Users who wish to preprocess these files should use the "cpp" command.
Thus, you should invoke the preprocessor, "cpp," directly, but note that the command line options will be slightly different compared to accessing cpp via cc. This makes sense, as the options under cc had to tell the compiler to pass the code through.
As an example, this PE2.0 style command,
cc -E -Wp,"-N" -D CHANGE=4 ./code.F > code.f in PE3.0 becomes, cpp -E -N -D CHANGE=4 ./code.F > code.f
(The cpp options: "-E" inserts "#line" directives; "-N" disables insertion of spaces; -D defines a macro.)
Fortran users might prefer to preprocess files using CRI's f90 compiler directly. This example would be equivalent to the above:
f90 -eP -F -D CHANGE=4 ./code.F mv code.i code.f
This would both preprocess and compile:
f90 -F -D CHANGE=4 ./code.F
(The f90 options: "-F" expands macros anywhere in the code; -D defines a macro; "-eP" enables the preprocessor without doing any subsequent compilation.)
As a reminder, f90 invokes the preprocessor on files with the extensions .F or .F90, but not on those with the .f or .f90 extensions (unless you specify, "-eZ").
How f90 Handles Function Declaration Errors
A Fortran coding error, incorrect declaration of function return types, can cause programs to crash or worse, give false results under PE3.0 f90.
The subtle version of the problem is an error of omission. It occurs when a program allows implied typing (i.e., does not contain the HIGHLY RECOMMENDED implicit none statement) and fails to declare the type of a function which, by implied typing, is expected to return a value of a different type. The not-so-subtle version occurs if the programmer explicitly declares the wrong type.
For clarity, here's a blatant example:
yukon$ cat bad.f cccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccc program bad print*, xgetnum () ! Program expects a real by implied typing. end ccc integer function xgetnum() ! xgetnum actually returns integer. xgetnum = 7 return end cccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccc yukon$ f90 bad.f # compiles without error yukon$ ./a.out # runs without crashing 5.63415508906672332E-241
And here is a different result:
yukon$ cat bad.f cccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccc program junk i = xgetnum () print*, i end ccc integer function xgetnum() xgetnum = 7 return end cccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccc yukon$ f90 bad.f # compiles without error yukon$ ./a.out # crashes SIGNAL: Floating point exception (invalid floating point operation) Beginning of Traceback (PE 0): Interrupt at address 0x800001258 in routine 'JUNK'. Called from line 449 (address 0x800000b58) in routine '$START$'. End of Traceback. Floating exception(coredump)
In the next example the problem is with the implied type of a Cray function. Note that the name of the function "cri2ieg" begins with a "c" which implies that it returns a real value. In reality, it returns an integer.
The series of re-compiles and runs following the listing show the effect of the three #ifdefs. The most dangerous combination is the last, in which the function returns an erroneous value and the program doesn't crash.
cccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccc program test2 integer native, foreign, ierr, DATATYPE ! This declaration would correctly override the implied real type ! of cri2ieg(). #ifdef FIX_DECLARATION integer cri2ieg #endif ! cri2ieg and ieg2cri do not understand a data type of "666". And ! should return error "-2" if it is specified. The data type "2" ! is correct for this example, and corresponds to integers. #ifdef CREATE_BUG DATATYPE=666 #else DATATYPE=2 #endif ! This shows the unpredictable outcome of the type mismatch. #ifdef OBSCURE_THE_PROBLEM print*, "Random print statement... DATATYPE=", DATATYPE #endif foreign = 0 native = 12 ccc convert "native" to "foreign" IEEE 32-bit integer ierr = cri2ieg(DATATYPE, 1, foreign, 0, native, 1, 64, 32) write(6,*) "cri2ieg() returned error code:", ierr ccc convert "foreign" back to CRI format native = 0 ierr = ieg2cri(DATATYPE, 1, foreign, 0, native, 1, 64, 32) write(6,*) "ieg2cri() returned error code:", ierr ccc print result of conversion write(6,*) "After re-conversion - native is ", native end cccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccc $ f90 test2.F $ ./a.out SIGNAL: Floating point exception (invalid floating point operation) [ core dump ] $ f90 -D FIX_DECLARATION test2.F $ ./a.out cri2ieg() returned error code: 0 ieg2cri() returned error code: 0 After re-conversion - native is 12 $ f90 -D CREATE_BUG test2.F $ ./a.out SIGNAL: Floating point exception (invalid floating point operation) [ core dump ] $ f90 -D FIX_DECLARATION -D CREATE_BUG test2.F $ ./a.out cri2ieg() returned error code: -2 ieg2cri() returned error code: -2 After re-conversion - native is 0 $ f90 -D CREATE_BUG -D OBSCURE_THE_PROBLEM test2.F $ ./a.out Random print statement... DATATYPE= 666 cri2ieg() returned error code: 0 ieg2cri() returned error code: -2 After re-conversion - native is 0
- IMPLICIT NONE (or the compiler option -eI) will help you avoid errors from incorrect type declaration and typos. It should be used in every new program.
- The Cray tool, cflint, analyzes Fortran source and warns you about possible problems: good for archival code (FORTRAN is 40 years old this year, 1997.)
Here's what cflint says about bad.f:
$ cat bad.f cccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccc program bad i = xgetnum () print*, i end ccc integer function xgetnum() xgetnum = 7 return end cccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccc $ f90 -Ca bad.f $ cflint bad.f cflint 126.96.36.199: initiated 14:04 Thu Oct23,1997 (created 10:57 Wed Jun25,97) CRAY Research, Inc. cflint bad.f ################################################################# Global Call-Chain Considerata =============================== 1) <516> At line 3, BAD() calls XGETNUM(fileline 7): BAD() expects the return value to be "Real(8)," but XGETNUM() returns "Integer(8)" "cflint 126.96.36.199" 14:04 Thu Oct23,1997 2 Subprograms: 0 Local Messages, 1 Global Message
Data Distribution
[ We received four responses to last week's quick-tip question (three of which are given in the usual "quick-tip" section, below). Brad Chamberlain of the University of Washington sent a clearly unique solution and, on our request, extended his "tip" into this short article. ]
I like to formulate data distribution in terms similar to line drawing in computer graphics, because they both ask a similar question: how should one partition K things between M discrete buckets? (assuming K is greater than M)
In graphics, this amounts to drawing a line that has to span K pixel rows in M pixel columns. A good line will have no more than two step sizes that are adjacent integers: ceil(K/M) and floor(K/M). Furthermore, it will distribute these two step sizes in such a way that the line looks as straight and balanced as is possible on a pixelized display.
In parallel processing, we're trying to distribute K data elements (or tasks) across M processors. Again, it seems desirable to have two integer step sizes (e.g. the values "1" and "2" from the quick-tip question's second example). Do we care as much about their relative distribution? I argue yes.
Simple task distribution algorithms will just put all the ceil(K/M) steps in the first elements of N and fill the remaining values of N with floor(K/M). My feeling is that a more even distribution shouldn't hurt parallel execution, and may in fact improve it (e.g. if the network traffic is at all related to the distribution, a more even data distribution may result in a better distribution of network traffic).
One of the classic line drawing algorithms in graphics was developed by Bresenham in his 1965 paper "Algorithm for Computer Control of a Digital Plotter". Here I give a more intuitive version for formulating a partition:
#define ROUND(x) (int)(0.5+(x)) void partition(int K,int M,int N[]) { double slope; /* the slope of our "line" */ double accum; /* an accumulator for the current "y" value */ int rounded; /* the rounded-off version of the accumulator */ int prev; /* the previous value of rounded */ int i; slope = (double)K/M; /* calculate the slope */ accum = 0.0; /* initialize the accumulator */ prev = 0; /* initialize the previous value */ for (i=0;i<M;i++) { accum += slope; /* increment the accumulator */ rounded = ROUND(accum); /* round it to an integer */ N[i] = rounded - prev; /* store it, minus the prev */ prev = rounded; /* capture the new previous value */ } }
When run on the example in the question, it returns:
A more compelling example would be distributing 10 elements between 6 processors. If we took the simple approach described above, we'd get:
2 2 2 2 1 1
The line-based algorithm will return:
2 1 2 2 1 2
which is obviously more evenly distributed.
Editor's Note:
It is interesting how this technique relates to the recursive distribution (*) techniques in which the work is divided as the processors are divided. So to take Brad's example, we would look to divide 10 onto 6 like this:
data aaaaa AAAAA -> aaa bb AAA BB -> aa c bb AA C BB pes 3 3 2 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
Here the data is divided into two parts at each stage along with the number of processors. Each fraction is then further divided until the processors can not be divided any further, at which point the work is spread onto one processor. A weighted technique might take the following route:
data aaaaaa AAAA -> aaa bbb AA BB -> aa c bb d AA BB pes 4 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
As Brad mentions, these examples have distributed the data evenly. When working with real codes, the programmer must also consider the relative costs of the computation, which may not vary linearly with data sizes, as well as the communication pattern/volume a particular data distribution/layout generates. Naturally, this caveat applies to the simpler distribution algorithms as well.
(*) Here's a simple example using recursion:
void distribute (int K, int M, int N[], int i) { /* K: number of tasks to distribute * M: number of PEs * N: result array--number of tasks indexed by PE number * i: lowest index (PE number) of the M PEs */ if (M==1) N[i] = K; else { distribute ( K/2, M/2, N, i); distribute ( K-K/2, M-M/2, N, i+M/2); } }
Quick-Tip Q & A
A: {{ What is a good formula or algorithm for apportioning K equally sized, independent tasks among M PEs on the T3E. For instance, if K==5 and M==3, then the algorithm might return: N(0)=1, N(1)=1, N(2)=3, which wouldn't be as good as if it returned: N(0)=2, N(1)=2, N(2)=1. }} # Thanks to the readers who sent in the following solutions. # # Using the example of the previous article, they all distribute 10 tasks # among 6 PEs as follows: # # 2 2 2 2 1 1 # # For most situations, this is certainly good enough and the choice of # technique is personal. #--------------------------------------------------------------------- N(i) = (K + M - i - 1) / M ! integer division #--------------------------------------------------------------------- # In C, you can use: block_min = K / M; block_extra = K % M; if( _my_pe() < block_extra ) { block_size = block_min + 1; } else { block_size = block_min; } # In Fortran: block_min = K / M block_extra = MOD (K, M) IF( _my_pe() .LT. block_extra ) THEN block_size = block_min + 1 ELSE block_size = block_min ENDIF #--------------------------------------------------------------------- # Try this: for (i=0;i<M;i++) N[i] = K / M; /* Integer Division */ for (i=0;i<K-((K/M)*M);i++) N[i]++; #--------------------------------------------------------------------- Q: You're writing a monte-carlo simulation, which will use very long sequences of pseudo-random numbers, to run on multiple PEs. How can you ensure that the generated sequences will not overlap?
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Ever notice how some merchants ask for your ZIP code when you're using a credit card at the checkout?
It's becoming a common practice, and most consumers reflexively disclose the code, believing it's a security measure.
But that's not always the case. Some retailers use the information to send unwanted catalogs, junk mail and telemarketers your way.
So says Paul Stephens, director of policy and advocacy for the San Diego-based nonprofit, Privacy Rights Clearinghouse. Stephens warns that the five-digit piece of information can tell retailers a lot about you when paired with your name and credit card number. He also says some merchants sell the information to data brokers to create full consumer profiles.
"It's quite widespread," Stephens said. "Consumers don't even know these profiles exist."
Earlier this month, the Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts ruled that retailers can't require ZIP codes during a credit card transaction if the information is used for data collection or marketing, making it the second state to do so.
But they can use it for fraud prevention, and that's primarily why Utah vendors say they ask for ZIP codes, said Dave Davis, president of the 600-member Utah Retail Merchants Association.
"I'm not aware of any [Utah] retailers collecting (ZIP codes) and using them for [data mining]," he said.
At Smith's Food & Drug stores, company spokeswoman Marsha Gilford said the grocer's gas stations require ZIP codes on all credit card purchases at the pump, but that it often does not do so for in-store purchases.
"Inside the store, you have the benefit of a personal interaction between a checker and a customer, and whatever ID is required can be verified," Gilford said. "At the fuel pump, there's really no check. If someone is using someone else's credit card, they really need to know that billing ZIP code to be able to utilize that card. It's more of a precaution we take for our customers to prevent fraudulent use of their card."
There is a similar requirement at the 200 Chevron and Texaco franchises in Utah, Chevron spokesman Greg Hardy said. "If a customer doesn't want to enter a ZIP code, they can go inside in the store and make the purchase," Hardy said.
Some credit card companies take fraud prevention beyond the pump. American Express spokeswoman Amelia Woltering said the company began requesting ZIP codes from customers at gas stations and at top national retail chains in 2003.
"Every American Express transaction goes through a fraud screen (that includes ZIP codes)," Woltering said. "Often we are able to detect problems even before a card member is aware of it."
Woltering said that retailers don't keep the ZIPs acquired through American Express purchases.
But privacy advocates want to make sure that fraud prevention measures don't open the door for data collection. Similar to the Massachusetts ruling, the California Supreme Court ruled in 2011 that merchants can't record personal information in conjunction with a credit card transaction for marketing purposes.
"A ZIP code sounds like something generic, but it does constitute personal information," said Stephens of Privacy Rights Clearinghouse said.
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WEST HARTFORD, Conn. – For the second-straight season, the University of Hartford men's lacrosse team earned a berth in the upcoming America East Championship, accomplishing the feat in dramatic fashion with a 10-9, overtime triumph against the visiting Vermont Catamounts on Saturday. A pair of veterans came up huge for the University of Hartford men's lacrosse team on Senior Night as Martin Bowes and Aidan Genik erased a two-goal deficit to force extra time where Bowes found the back of the net again to lock up the final playoff spot for the Hawks.
The game was do-or-die for both teams as Vermont closes out its 2012 campaign with a 2-12 overall record, including a mark of 1-4 in league play. Hartford, which finishes its regular season with a 6-8 mark, enters the Championship as the fourth seed with a winning record in league play (3-3) and will head to LaValle Stadium on Wednesday, May 2 to defend its title against the Stony Brook Seawolves at 7:00 p.m.
Bowes finished the game with a hat trick while senior Carter Bender collected three points on a pair of goals and an assist. Rounding out the Hawks' scorers was freshman Kevin O'Shea, sophomores Alex Matarazzo and Tate Klidonas, and seniors Ryan Compitello and Genik who each contributed one goal. Thomas Galvin paced the Catamounts' offense with a trio of goals and Geoff Worley scored a team-best four points, using a pair of goals and two assists.
After a slow start to the game that saw just three goals scored in the opening 30 minutes, Hartford gained momentum out of the intermission and netted three-straight unassisted scores to erase a 2-1 halftime deficit. Compitello, Bowes and Matarazzo all went unassisted within a three minute span to quickly make it a 4-2 count in favor of the home team.
After two-straight Hawks goals were called back due to crease violations, momentum rapidly shifted in favor for Vermont. Andrew Muscara answered for Vermont on the other end as the Catamounts scored the next four goals of the game to regain the edge and go ahead by two at 6-4 with 1:33 remaining in the third quarter.
That two-goal lead didn't last long for the Catamounts however as Klidonas won the ensuing face-off, scooped up the ground ball and raced to the goal, making it a one-point affair at 6-5.
In the final quarter, the Hawks struck first and evened the game at 6-6 with 10:49 remaining thanks to a goal by Bender, his first of the outing.
Worley countered for the Catamounts at the 6:53 mark and with his first goal of the season, Mark D'Anthony helped Vermont gain a two-goal spread with 4:39 left to play.
Following a Bender score, Philie added another notch on the scoreboard for the Catamounts with 3:17 to go in regulation to again push the visitors ahead by a pair of goals.
With time winding down in regulation, Bowes' 17th goal of the season trimmed the Hawks deficit to a single goal with just 37 ticks remaining on the scoreboard. Klidonas earned the Hawks' possession in the ensuing face-off and out of a timeout, Jared Franze took what seemed to be the final shot of Hartford's campaign as David Barton, the Catamounts' keeper, was in place to prevent the game-tying goal. The rebound, however, squirted away and in the final second, Genik shoveled in the equalizer as the final horn sounded.
Bowes provided the heroics in overtime to lead Hartford to its second-straight overtime victory as last weekend, it upended Stony Brook, 11-10 at LaValle Stadium.
Scott Bement came up big again in goal for Hartford, stopping 10 shots on the evening. He now has 499 career saves and passed former All-American Chris LaMonica in Hartford's Division I record books, good for fourth place. Also anchoring the Hawks' defense was Ben Knapton. A senior long stick midfielder, he forced Vermont into four of its 14 turnovers while scooping up a team-best five ground balls.
The battle at the face-off X was split even as both squads finished 11-for-22. Klidonas had a strong showing in the circle, winning eight of his 13 duels and finishing with three ground balls.
Prior to the start of Saturday's game, 12 seniors were honored in a ceremony as Bement, Bender, Bowes, Compitello, Michael Cudmore, Kyle Goodchild, Steven Groccia, Scott Kessler, Knapton, Austin Rogers and Kevin Whelan all played their final game at Al-Marzook Field at Alumni Stadium.


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How the signing of Kubel increased the D-Backs' options
The Arizona Diamondbacks' signing of free-agent left fielder Jason Kubel in December prompted immediate speculation that the team might trade outfielder Gerardo Parra.
Well, the D-Backs indeed might trade an outfielder eventually, particularly if Triple A prospects A.J. Pollock and Adam Eaton develop the way that the team envisions.
But the player they move won't necessarily be Parra.
By the end of the season — if not before — the D-Backs' depth will give them the option to trade one of their prospects, or perhaps even Kubel or center fielder Chris Young.
While none of the veteran outfielders is prohibitively expensive, the developments of Pollock and Eaton would enable the D-Backs to go younger and cheaper. Both prospects play all three outfield positions.
Young, 28, is signed for $7 million this season and $8.5 million next season with an $11 million option for 2014.
Kubel, 29, is signed for $7.5 million this season and $7.5 million next season with a $7.5 million option in '14.
Parra, 24, will be eligible for arbitration for the first time next winter.
Kubel is the least likely to be dealt, at least short-term. As a newly signed free agent, he cannot be traded without his consent before June 15. The D-Backs, who value his power, probably wouldn't want to move him, anyway.
Young, an All-Star in 2010 who has produced back-to-back 20-homer seasons while playing above-average defense, is a more interesting case.
Say the D-Backs decide at the end of the season that Parra could be Young's equal, or that Pollock or Eaton is the long-term answer in center.
Young still would be under club control for two more seasons and $19.5 million — a more affordable rate than potential free agents Shane Victorino, Michael Bourn and B.J. Upton likely would command on the open market.
Of course, Parra and the two prospects would be even cheaper — and potentially more coveted.
The signing of Kubel, which some in the industry found curious, created all of those possibilities.
The D-Backs can sit back and wait, then pick and choose.
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If you lived in Lawrence, KS in the eighties and nineties, chances are you have your own story or memories of the infamous author and artist William S. Burroughs.
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Biographer and literary executor of the Burroughs estate, James Grauerholz discussed Burroughs' life in Lawrence and how director Yony Leyser worked for years to complete William S. Burroughs: A Man Within.
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Arsenal's self-sustainable business model means they won't fall into the same financial trap as Liverpool, according to Arsène Wenger.
New England Sports Ventures are set to complete their takeover of the Merseyside club after co-owners Tom Hicks and George Gillett accepted defeat in their bid to prevent a sale. But Liverpool have been embroiled in financial problems stemming from the leveraged buy-out of the club by Hicks and Gillett in 2007.
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Market Insights: Sold in 67 days: Selecting your Realtor
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Editor's note: This is a series of articles about how to get your property sold in 67 days. To read the previous articles and review all 12 steps in the process, go to http://www.summitdaily.com and search for "market insights."
The steps to selling in 67 days which we have discussed so far are: 1) Plan ahead, 2) Know the market and 3) Make the commitment to sell. Now we will discuss the fourth step: Select your Realtor.
It is in your best interest to complete these steps before talking to a Realtor. Why? Because of human nature and the fact Realtors are paid on commission. You know me, I am famous for being "brutally honest." All things being equal, a person who never, ever makes a dime unless something is sold is probably going to encourage you to sell; hence, the importance of the first three steps. Now let's move into the traits to look for in your Realtor.
Search and search until you find a Realtor who, deep down in your gut, you trust. This is priority No. 1 in the selection process. If needed, interview 50 people. Don't make your selection until you can say to yourself, "Do I trust this person to put my needs ahead of his or her personal gain?"
The State of Colorado Real Estate Commission appreciates the importance of trust. So much so that it allows the Realtor who works with a seller to be either a "transaction-broker," which is like being a referee who insures you play by the rules, or a "seller's agent," who is your coach working to get the best result for you. There are several aspects of the "seller agency" agreement that differentiate the two types of agreements. My favorite difference is defined by the following, "ADDITIONAL DUTIES OF SELLER'S AGENT … Promoting the interests of Seller with the utmost good faith, loyalty and fidelity." Are the Realtors you interview eager to be your "seller's agent?"
How hard will your Realtor work for you? Is being a Realtor a career or a hobby? Do they continually take professional education courses above the basics required to maintain their license? Do they attend conferences both locally and nationally? When was the last time they attended the National Association of Realtors (NAR) annual conference? Is being a Realtor their full-time or part-time job? Are they an active Resort and Second Home Property Specialist (NAR's group for markets like Summit County)? What was the last book they read about being a better Realtor? The final question, coming up, is the most critical. Look them in the eyes and say, "How can you guarantee that you'll be there for me?" Likely, responses you will hear from a committed Realtor include, "I limit the number of sellers whom I represent at one time." "I employ an assistant/team so that we are never over extended," "When I am on vacation or on a day off, I have an arrangement with [name of other licensed Realtor] who will handle everything in my absence." Note: a pro will respond instantly to this question versus the person who has to formulate an answer.
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See you next week when we move on to the fifth step, working as a team with your Realtor. Love life, DWJ
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2012: Honors - None...Indoors - Made his college track debut at SEC Championships...Ran a time of 6.91 in the 60m dash prelims but did not advance...That mark ranks him second among UT's short sprinters in 2012...Outdoors - N/A
2011 UT FOOTBALL: As a first-year member of the Vol football team, the 5-foot-8, 165-pound Young overcame a fractured right collarbone in late July to aid the squad as a return specialist and situational offensive player...In nine games, he finished third on the team in all-purpose yardage with 756 and was second best for per game average with 84.0...He returned 27 kickoffs for 628 yards, which ranks fifth in UT history, and handled eight punts for 94 yards.
HIGH SCHOOL: Was the 2010 runner-up at the Tennessee AAA State Track & Field Championships with a readout of 10.76 seconds in the 100-meter dash...His best time, though, was a barely wind-aided 10.70 effort in the prelims...He also took sixth in the 200 at 22.38 that season after running a career best of 22.11 in the prelims... Because of his focus on football, he saw limited action on the track for the Bulldogs in 2011.
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We have a range of critters and my older kid never takes it well when one dies."Hey hon, I have some good news and some bad news, good news, its not going to take you as long to get everybody fed anymore. Bad news, your cat ate your gerbil"
Until most of the young/oldest ones die off the attacks on domestic stuff will be higher. Have noticed all the squished raccoons & possoms lately, young dumb ones from the size. Keep warm!! J
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I just got a used 6.5" blued convertible a few months ago. It's a fun range gun which is all I use it for.
Some things to think about...
- Recoil is almost non-existent with 22LR, but there is a little bit with the 22WMR.
- The longer barrel might improve accuracy, but it also adds weight. Will this be carried at all?... longer barrel might be less comfortable for carry.
- The SS might be heavier than the blued. SS won't rust -- but if you're taking good care of it and don't live on the coast then it really doesn't matter. If you're buying new, I don't think the blued come with wood grips anymore (or least I haven't seen any) if that's important to you. And, then there's personal preference... which one looks nicer to you -- SS or blued?
- Another thing to think about... adjustable sights. Some have them, some don't. Mine is non-adjustable, but it's spot on.
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When Spanish native Ana Maria Egea moved to Houston in 2010 as a language instructor, she was an ex-Catholic with little more than distain for either the Church or her new host country.
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"My heart is here," she said.
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Egea is the 11th student to graduate from the young Master of Arts in Faith and Culture program, which was created in 2010 to form leaders capable of "responding to the demands of living in the American cultural context as a people of faith," and helping others do the same.
She is one of two MAFC students to join 298 undergraduates and 739 graduates at the University's 64th Commencement Ceremony at Reliant Arena on May 17.
Before graduating, MFAC candidates must complete a practicum that incorporates all they have studied into a community-oriented, service-learning project, one that illustrates the integration of faith development and civic responsibility.
For her practicum, Egea chose to work for two months as a "religious volunteer" in the Harris County Juvenile Justice Center downtown, offering incarcerated girls a listening ear and the message of the Gospel in short, individual sessions.
Egea said the goal of the sessions was simply a personal encounter, one that might open the teen's heart to God's love in repentance and hope.
As she met with different girls, Egea said she tried to focus all her attention on prayerfully receiving the presence of the other, ignoring the wall of glass between them, the hum of ever-present cameras, and the clatter of her own prejudices and fears.
"What is important is that you are in front of another person," Egea said. "You have 15 minutes for that encounter and you need to be fully present." 'It's Always About Love'
The teens, she discovered, were "thirsty" for the smallest drop of hope and inspiration. Although most first treated her guardedly, fearing she would lecture or proselytize, Egea said they soon began to see her as a mother figure or older sister, one they could confide in and look to for guidance.
As the girls shared their stories, Egea said she soon realized that "it's always about love"; love that had not been given, love sought in all the wrong places, and the love of God that waits to be received.
Egea recalled the story of Mary, a furious 16-year old who had been incarcerated for repeatedly attacking her mother, who had deserted her for a boyfriend.
"Mary told me, 'I've been sleeping with seven different men because I need love," Egea said. "I told her all of us need love, all of us have been hurt and haven't received the love we need…but this is not the way to find it."
The next day, Mary "was like a new person," Egea said. "When you see how that little light does something in those kids, because they are so needy—the smallest thing you can give makes a huge difference."
The girls, she added, were continuously surprised to see that "it's not about theology, a God who is like this, this and that," Egea said. "It's about real life, about learning to live well with God, with yourself, and with others in society." The Beauty of Following Jesus
Egea said she has long felt a calling and gift for working with "young people in trouble," partly because she herself drifted from the Church at 12 years old.
"For 20 years, I thought God was not in my life," she said. "I think [at-risk teens] see I could be like them. I tell them, 'The only difference between you and me is that I know the rules…I have learned what's wrong and right, and I've made a commitment to follow those rules.' And because I'm sincere, they get it."
But Egea is quick to clarify that Christianity is not about rules, but about new life in the love of God.
"Christianity is not a philosophy, it's something different," she added. "We are Christians because we love, we forgive. I have discovered the beauty of following Jesus in today's world." A Compassionate God
Those statements encapsulate the spirituality of the MAFC program, which invites students to examine and enter into the "dynamic, transformative relationship between the human person and God, in Christ and through the Holy Spirit."
The MAFC degree provides working professionals, educators and ministers with an intellectual and practical formation program that responds to the demands of living in today's cultural context as a people of faith.
Through the women she met in the practicum and the struggles they faced, Egea was able to witness God's mercy, a reminder even to herself that God is a compassionate God.
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the cost of public college education has gone up 4 X the rate of inflation. one of the biggest contributing factors? public sector union pensions and benefit packages.
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LEADERSHIP IN A TECHNOLOGICAL WORLD: Stuart M. Essig, Operating with Confidence: Twenty years at Integra LifeSciences
AUDIO PODCAST (Right-click to save link.) Stuart Essig is the CEO and President of Integra, one of the world's leading medical device companies. Before joining Integra in 1997, Essig supervised the medical technology practice at Goldman, Sachs & Co. as a managing director. Essig had ten years of broad health care experience at Goldman Sachs, serving as a senior merger and acquisitions advisor to a broad range of domestic and international medical technology, pharmaceutical and biot


text: I had a bit of a disaster yesterday. I had been using top bars where I had wax foundation starter strips wedged into the top bars with popsicle sticks. The foundation strips were about 1/2" long. My bees started their new wax at the end of the foundation and didn't have it anchored to the top bars at all. ...quote]I made my top bars by cutting a kerf into the bar and gluing in a strip that stands out about 1/4 inch. The kerf cut is not necessary, you can achieve the same geometry by just gluing a 1/4 x 1/4 inch strip onto the bar. Extending down farther is detrimental, IMO. Then I rubbed the strip down with softened wax. I did not have good success using top bars with frames. Bees burred them together at the frames and to the walls.Have fun!