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Monday July 23rd, 2012 5:03pm
POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y. - The Marist Men's Lacrosse team started off their 2012 home slate with a 9-7 victory over MAAC conference foe Jacksonville on Saturday afternoon. One year after the two teams faced off in a nail-biting overtime game in Florida where Marist won 9-8, the Red Foxes held off the Dolphins' attempt at revenge before nearly 750 fans at Tenney Stadium at Leonidoff Field. Junior Jack Doherty (Yorktown Heights, N.Y.) led the Red Foxes' offensive with four points, while sophomore goalkeeper Craig Goodermote (Sachem, N.Y.) turned away eight Jacksonville shots to highlight Marist's defensive effort.
The Red Foxes got the action going extremely fast in the first quarter. Within six seconds of the opening whistle junior Matt Dugan (Cortland, N.Y.) had won the faceoff and assisted on junior Connor Rice's (Penfield, N.Y.) eight goal of the year. With that goal, Rice extended his point-scoring streak to 35 consecutive games.
Following a goal by Jacksonville's Cameron Mann evened the score at 11:45, Marist went on a 3-0 run from 7:55 to 1:55. Rice kicked off the scoring with a goal off of a Doherty assist. Juniors Jim Marks (Camillus, N.Y.) and Mike O'Hagan (Yonkers, N.Y.) connected for Marks' second tally of the 2012 season at 3:23. Doherty completed the run with his team-leading 12th goal off of a sharp pass from sophomore Gannon Osborn (Canandaigua, N.Y.). Both of the assists by O'Hagan and Osborn were the first points of their respective collegiate career.
With the score 4-1 in Marist's favor, the Dolphins responded with three straight goals of their own, including one by Conor Igoe that was scored with one second remaining in the first quarter.
Unfazed, the Red Foxes regrouped and ran off another three goal streak to close the first half. Redshirt-junior Evan Guarini (Long Valley, N.J.) took advantage of a man-up situation to collect the first marker. Marist's next two goals were scored by junior Brendan Woods (Esseex, Conn.), who coming into the afternoon had neither scored nor started a collegiate game. His first goal was assisted by Osborn, while his second came via a Doherty pass.
At the half, Marist held a 7-4 lead on the strength of efficient offense, alert ball-handling; they turned the ball over just six times, and strong goalkeeping by Goodermate, who had four saves. The teams were even in shots at 17-17 and ground balls at 16-16.
Defense was the story of the third quarter as 13:31 of the clock passed before the first goal was notched. With his team on the man-up, junior Aedan Herman (Stafford, Va.) took a pass from Rice and beat Jacksonville's goalie Peter DeLuca with a laser shot from nearly 15 yards out. This would be the lone score of the period, as Goodermote turned away four Dolphin shots, while DeLuca countered with three saves.
In the fourth quarter, Jacksonville chipped away at the Red Foxes' 8-4 lead with three straight goals, including two quick ones within 36 seconds of each other at 13:55 and 13:19.
With just a one goal lead of 8-7, the Red Foxes buckled down both offensively and defensively over the final 7:51. Following a Jacksonville turnover at 4:50, the Red Foxes held possession of the ball for three minutes, 56 seconds until they tallied goal number nine of the game. During this stretch of play, the Red Foxes had two shots saved, but won control of the loose ball in both occasions. Guarini collected the loose ball at 3:41, while sophomore Kevin Dondero ( Smithtown, N.Y.) kept possession in Marist's favor at 1:32. Doherty was the goal scorer at 00:54, as he picked up the loose ball in front of the crease and quickly beat DeLuca.
The Dolphins' final two chances on the offensive end during the final 54 seconds were short-circuited by caused turnovers by Marist's defensive corps.
With the 9-7 decision, the Red Foxes improve their 2012 mark to 3-2 and 1-0 in conference play. The win also marks the first home victory for first-year head coach Keegan Wilkinson.
As a team, Marist outshot Jacksonville 33-30, collected more ground balls at 35-31, won more faceoffs at 11-8 and caused more turnovers at 7-5.
Individually, Doherty led all scorers with four points on two goals and two assists. Other multi-point scorers included: Rice (2g-1a-3p), Woods (2g), Marks (1g-1a-2p) and Osborn (2a).
Defensively, senior Kevin Defranco (Shoreham, N.Y.) led the Marist ranks with a pair of caused turnovers. In goal, Goodermote finished with eight saves.
The Red Foxes will continue MAAC play in their next game as they head back out on the road to take on 2011 MAAC Finalist Detroit in a 12:00 p.m. matchup on Saturday, March 24.
Notes - Evan Guarini wore #34 in honor of former Red Fox Eddie Coombs, who died last summer in an automobile accident. Each game, a Marist player will wear the jersey based on who the coaches think earned it with their effort and play in practice and the previous game.

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2. Which three details from your wedding were your favorites?
1. Our cake topper with the groom dressed in skates and hockey apparel. The bride was blowing a subtle kiss! (My husband is quite the hockey player!)
2. The crystals hanging from the arbor during our ceremony! They were perfect, simple touches of shimmer and glam!
3. The vintage earrings and brooch that used to be my late grandmother's. Not only were they more perfect than I ever could have purchased in a store, but it was so special to have her so close to me on my wedding day. She helped me shine and sparkle from inside and out!
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I started with a ninja, learning the slide and all of that, but wanted something easier for when I'm feeling lazier, so I made a Swordsman.
Turns out, I'm much better with him.
Problem is, every time I start really getting into a game, my kills going up quickly, someone, or everyone, claims I'm a hacker, and I get kicked.
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Tart berries, crunchy nuts and tender zucchini are simply delightful mixed together in this mini loaf. I make quick breads to give at Christmas, and lots of people ask for this one. —Carol Lee, Ripon, Wisconsin.
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- 2 tablespoons butter, softened
- 1/2 cup sugar
- 1 egg
- 1-1/2 cups all-purpose flour
- 1-1/2 teaspoons baking powder
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 3/4 cup shredded zucchini
- 2/3 cup whole-berry cranberry sauce
- 1/2 cup chopped walnuts
- 1-1/2 teaspoons grated orange peel
- In a small bowl, cream butter and sugar. Add egg; mix well. Combine the flour, baking powder and salt; add to creamed mixture. Fold in the zucchini, cranberry sauce, walnuts and orange peel (batter will be thick).
- Transfer to an 8-in. x 4-in. loaf pan coated with cooking spray. Bake at 350° for 40-45 minutes or until a toothpick comes out clean. Cool for 10 minutes before removing from pan to a wire rack. Yield: 1 loaf (12 slices).
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Re: Luau Fire
Really great work Sokowa. In for at least one when this wins.
Re: (Title eaten by giant fruit.)
I love this! The guy peaking out behind the hut is great.
Too bad it's on cream. Ugh cream.
Re: Luau Girl
mollib wrote:I reserved my comment for this thread instead of the derby thread.
I am SO excited about this design. Not only does it have KLS involvement, but it is pink and orange (my favorite colors) - oh, with red a close third - AND there are hibiscus in it.
I can only hope that everyone else loves it as much as I do!!
Thanks Molli. I have to say Toe had 100% control over the coloring of the design and he did a fabulous job. I think he was able to get a retro-Hawaii feel with the colors. I was blown away when he sent the picture to me late last night.
In case it's not totally apparent, the Luau girl is resting on blades of grass like a grass skirt. She's wrapped in a Hawaiian dress and the backdrop is supposed to represent a large clamshell. Hibscus-esque petals were placed behind here almost to make her look like a fairy. There are other details as well, but probably don't need explanation.
Thanks again for the vote. I'm excited to see what Toe does with the other sketch. Can hardly wait!
sokowa wrote:This wasn't exactly the party that Bob expected when he followed the natives into the jungle.
I like this on a lot too, you're just on fire this week huh? :P By the way, is that quote from a Far Side cartoon? Ha-ha! I love Gary Larson.
Re: Tiki God Awakens
Only one for me, I'm not very good with this style methinks.
Great shirt design sokowa!
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Re: He's Watching
wow, nice I thought it was a photo at first.
I think the low contrast makes it even better. well done.
I was waiting for this to come up so I could vote for it. Awesome work!
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Pretty! Can I go there?
Oh edgar, you know how to make these terrible topics fun.
Re: Hot Tropic
Thank you for taking the time to look at my entry.
Your votes are greatly appreciated.
tgentry wrote:She has the look of someone that doesn't like being groped and happens to be holding a speargun.
She looks like a spy in an old movie - that classic, nonplussed "whatever, you're going to die now" look.
I love it.
Funny! GMV. Thanks for the laugh!
Re: Liquid Hibiscus
Originality takes the lead once more. :P
Well done! I love all of the improvements you made and his fiery eyes are perfect.
Re: Tiki Beast from 50 Fathoms
Sweet! Wish I had thought of this one.
jbedwar1 wrote:Thank you for taking the time to look at my entry.
Your votes are greatly appreciated.
Might not appeal to everyone.. but i tend to try and do stuff that appeals to myself. I can't figure out the crowd here yet. i'm working on it though.
Re: Polynesian Mermaid
it's a beautiful illustration. i couldn't wear this, but it's quite incredible
swirly fire and reflections, this has it all! GMV
hahaha, I was literally seconds away from doing this type of design, but then I couldn't live with myself afterward. That's just me though.
Re: Tiki Gods Bless This Limbo Pole
Oh wow this is really nice. Limbo is something you don't immediately think of and that makes it even better.
I like it, Ill be in for one if it wins :D
Re: Luau: 10% Metal
Hahahaha, this is just goofy enough for me! GMV
Re: EASTER-CREST
Vote for this - its awesome!
GravityJMB wrote:I love the 'toon-shaded' style... reminds me of Zelda: Wind Waker.
Exactly what I was going to say. Great choice of style Sokowa.
Re: Sometimes I explode, and I don't know why.
hehe, I have that same problem ;)
Reminds me of The Curse of Monkey Island.
Beautiful drawing.
Re: Tiki Face
I love this shirt! Very nice use of the shirt color to make the image. Way freakin cool.
dekonstruct wrote:Only one for me, I'm not very good with this style methinks.
i disagree, it looks good to me. I like the wood grain.
Re: Beautiful Disaster
This is literally the same flower copy/pasted 5 times. Why is this getting votes?
Re: Tiki Dancer
Wasn't going to submit anything this derby because I didn't have time, but I managed to put something together during my lunch break at work today! Enjoy! And as always, Have a great weekend!
It is cool, kind of reminds me of this laughing squid ad, but if the squid was underwater.
Re: Let's All Go To The Luau!!!
Excellent work! Definitely gmv and best of luck to you.
kiliaa wrote:She looks like a spy in an old movie - that classic, nonplussed "whatever, you're going to die now" look.
Thank you both for responding. I feel better now and can vote for this without reservations.
srowens wrote:It is cool, kind of reminds me of this laughing squid ad, but if the squid was underwater.
I see someone's already out googling for Tiki squids and octopi. Maybe you can get my entry rejected since it's so obviously a ripoff of that obscure ad... <sigh>
EDIT: Sorry to sound bitter. Just been a while seen I've been googled for like-images I guess. Forgot what it was like.
hmmxkrazee wrote:Originality takes the lead once more. :P
really? it seems very generic too me. If I wanted something like this I'm sure I could get it from Ocean Pacific. And I stopped wearing OP back in high school - 10 years ago
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SHERIDAN COLLEGE ATHLETICS - We highlight Sheridan college athletics today with several events coming up over the next eight weeks.
Starting with the annual Sheridan college booster club golf tournament at the Powder Horn on May 18th men's basketball coach and AD Steve Smiley.
At the end of May youth sports camps begin with the first of two Lady Generals volleyball camps.
In June they host the boys and girls basketball camps that are open to all kids in Sheridan county.
BRONC / LADY BRONC SOCCER - The Sheridan soccer teams hosted matches with Buffalo Tuesday night.
The Lady Broncs ran their record to 9-0 with a 3-0 shut out win they led 1-0 at halftime on a goal from Senior Rickie Ryan, Ryan would add two more in the second half for the Hat Trick.
Head coach Tom Racette says the windy conditions made it tough on both teams but in the end they got the victory and that's all that matters.
Teams - Billings Senior, Billings Central, Broadview-Lavina, Harlowton, Roundup, Sheridan (Wyo.)
100 - Nolan Saraceni, Sen, 11.22; Taylor Martinson, BC, 11.55; Eli Orozco, BC, 11.56; Ryan Burke, BC, 11.67; Scotty Wollen, She, 11.68; Kelly Tipton, Sen, 11.86.
200 - John Daubert, Sen, 23.36; Taylor Martinson, 23.58; Eli Orozco, BC, 23.75; Alex Klatt, Sen, 23.78; Kelly Tipton, Sen, 24.03; Scottie Crigler, Sen, 25.31.
400 - John Daubert, Sen, 50.65; Casey Carlton, She, 53.17; Bradley Holloway, She, 54.47; Zach Milburn, Sen, 55.02; Austin VanDelinder, BC, 55.04.
BRONC WRESTLING - Three Sheridan Bronc wrestlers competed in the National high school coaches association tournament which wrapped up over this past weekend in Virginia Beach, Virginia.
The Bronc's Cody Delk gained All-America status with a 6th place finish in the 195 sophomore weight class. Delk went 3-3 for the tournament.
Senior Lucas Giesey went 1-2 at 170 pounds and Senior Alex Marty went 0-2 at 285.
Last Saturday, the Bison and Lady Bison soccer teams traveled to Lander and both teams came away with victories.
The boys won their game 2-1 and now sit at 5-0 for the season.
Buffalo's girls also won their game by a score of 3-1, and their record is 2-3 so far this season.
In the 30th minute, Buffalo's Caley Stafford scored with an assist coming from Lisa Zezas.
Just three minutes later, Kaitlyn Armstrong scored on another assist from Stafford for a 2-1 Lady Bison lead.
LADY BRONC SOCCER - The Sheridan Lady Bronc soccer team remains unbeaten after taking two more conference games.
They beat Cheyenne East 2-1 and Cheyenne Central 4-2 to go to 8-0 on the season and 4-0 in conference play.
BRONC SOCCER - The Broncs split their matches in Cheyenne they beat East Friday 2-1 and dropped a 1-0 decision in Overtime to Cheyenne Central Saturday.
Tuesday both teams host Non-conference matches at Homer Scott stadium with Buffalo, the girls varsity will play at 4:00 and the boys at 6:00.
The Buffalo High School Soccer teams had a good weekend in Lander, as they both knocked off the Tigers and Lady Tigers on their home field.
The boys, ranked #1 going into the weekend, downed unranked Lander 2-1.
Buffalo's goals came from Wyatt Witty who scored in the 55th minute and Mitchell Wilcox who scored in the 80th minute. Kalob Rodriguez was credited with the assists on both goals.
The Lady Bison, ranked #4, defeated the #2-ranked Lady Tigers 3-1.
The boys are now 5-0 on the season, the girls are 2-3.
Next up for the teams is Sheridan on the road Tuesday.
2012 Susan Windham Track Meet
Gillette, Wyoming – Campbell County High School
Saturday March 31, 2012
SHS Girls Individual Results: (Top 8 Only)
100 Meter Dash
6 Mariah Grant 13.73
200 Meter Dash
7 Mariah Grant 28.69
800 Meter Run
6 Marissa Hegy 2:38.84
1600 Meter Run
8 Marissa Hegy 5:52.77
100 Meter Hurdles
5 Addison Stedillie 18.40
4 X 100 Meter Relay
4 Dani Ackels 54.42
Kristin Grammens
Mariah Grant
Jackie Wells
Shot Put
2 Shayla Christenson 34' 9.25"
Pole Vault
4 Stephanie Prill 8' 6"
6 Marissa Hegy 8' 0"
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This notebook was owned by Harry Potter from at least 1997. It was used to keep his notes and other writings, such as things he wanted to remember. After Albus Dumbledore's and Harry's mission in the Horcrux cave in early 1997, in which they found what they thought to be a Horcrux that was owned by Regulus Black, Harry kept this notebook with him at all times, keeping it in his rucksack. At least two full pages were filled with notes on Horcruxes, what have already been destroyed, what needs to be destroyed and what could possibly be a Horcrux, and who is R.A.B., and whether this individual is male or female.
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Optimize UE Design for Greater Battery Run-Time
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Today's multi-tasking cellular user equipment (UE) boast powerful processors, incorporate back-lit touch-screen displays, and have amassed multiple radio receivers and transmitters that are sending and receiving data at unprecedented rates. The might and performance of these devices have one common dependency – they rely on limited battery power to keep their users simultaneously informed, entertained, in-touch and happy.
This webcast will discuss the challenges of verifying battery consumption during different UE operating modes and the tools available to measure the effects in power consumption resulting from the complex interactions between hardware, firmware, operating system and applications. It will evaluate the benefits of test automation including the development of real-world UE usage scenarios to evaluate battery drain rates and battery run down times. With the right tools UE designers can test early and thoroughly, adjusting their design implementation for optimal battery performance bringing smaller, longer running, products to market more quickly and with fewer resources.
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Another day, another iPhone 5 leak...
If the iPhone 5 doesn't turn out to look like the following pics, we'll eat our hats.
The latest images purporting to be of the iPhone 5 come from the website kitguru.net, which claims to have a "test sample" of the phone. Aside from the fact the pictures show a device that's very similar to previously leaked images, what strongly suggest this is genuine is that the post has been removed - sure fire sign Apple may have been in touch.
The images show not only the new phone but what it looks like along side an iPhone 4S. As expected they show the phone is slightly taller with a longer screen that's widescreen 16:9 rather than 4:3. This screen is expected to be 4in across in total.
Further confirmed are the presence of a smaller dock connector and a bottom mounted headphone socket - yes, this could still turn out to be the next iPod touch. The brushed metal rear and more curved edges are also in evidence.
Not expected to launch until October, there's still a while to wait before all these rumours can be confirmed, but rest assured we'll be on hand with all the info when it does arrive.
For all the latest on Apple's next handset, head over to our iPhone 5 product preview.
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Julia Roberts makes an appearance for the first time since her sister died. Well, it is Oscar week.
It's take your nanny to coffee day at the Baldwin house. Note the word take, rather than buy.
Brooke Burke handles her unemployment well. Gets another pack for her abs.
Bryce Dallas Howard and Jason Ritter at a charity event.
Britney Spears shows off her new hair color. Diner Waitress Red.
Cameron Diaz walks like an Egyptian.
Dianna Agron waits patiently for her car.
Not exactly Harry and Ron any longer.
Anne Hathaway actually looks pretty good here.


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Jackson Hole, Wyoming
For anyone oriented toward the outdoors, Jackson Hole comes pretty close to perfection.
97 percent of the valley is state and federal land, while the Jackson Hole Land Trust has gained protection for another 15,000 acres of ranchland. This is where you'll find some of the country's best out-your-front-door recreation.
With the Jackson Hole Community Center for the Arts, the National Museum of Wildlife Art, and dozens of art galleries, the town of Jackson has become a major center for Western painting and sculpture.
Food and drink possiblities range from the new and upscale to the classic joints like the Million Dollar Cowboy Bar. And once you have your fill of town life, Grand Teton trails are waiting for you.
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Since earning his bachelor's degree from Excelsior, Wayne has completed two master's degrees from Webster University, a doctorate in strategic leadership from Regent University, and a doctorate of organizational management from Capella University. Before becoming an adult learner Wayne served for 24 years in the U.S. Navy, during which he earned the Navy Achievement Medal twice, and the Joint Service Commendation Medal. He retired as Master Chief Petty Officer in 1992. Wayne currently heads the OPPEL Leadership Consulting Group and is a part-time faculty member for Capella University and an adjunct faculty member for Mountain State University and Indiana Wesleyan University. In 2007, he was named Outstanding Community Volunteer by The Volunteer Center in Greensboro, NC, and received a letter of appreciation from North Carolina Governor Michael F. Easley for his community involvement. In 2008, Wayne was the recipient of the Excelsior College C. Wayne Williams Award in recognition of outstanding public service and community involvement.


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Chops 'n' Kraut RecipeRead Reviews Be the first to add a review
- 6 bone-in pork loin chops (7 ounces each)
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 3 teaspoons canola oil, divided
- 1 medium onion, thinly sliced
- 2 garlic cloves, minced
- 1 can (14-1/2 ounces) petite diced tomatoes, undrained
- 1 can (14 ounces) sauerkraut, rinsed and well drained
- 1/3 cup packed brown sugar
- 1-1/2 teaspoons caraway seeds
- Sprinkle both sides of pork chops with salt and pepper. In a large nonstick skillet coated with cooking spray, cook three chops in 1 teaspoon oil for 2-3 minutes on each side or until browned; drain. Repeat with remaining chops and 1 teaspoon oil.
- Place pork chops in a 13-in. x 9-in. baking dish coated with cooking spray; set aside. In the same skillet, cook onion in remaining oil until tender. Add garlic; cook 1 minute longer. Stir in the tomatoes, sauerkraut, brown sugar and caraway seeds. Cook and stir until mixture comes to a boil.
- Carefully pour over chops. Cover and bake at 350° for 20-25 minutes or until a thermometer reads 160°. Yield: 6 servings.
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- 4 large sweet potatoes
- 3 thick-sliced bacon strips, cut into quarters
- 1 cup fresh or frozen corn
- 1 medium red onion, halved and thinly sliced
- 2 cups refrigerated fully cooked barbecued shredded pork
- 1/4 cup crumbled goat cheese
- 1/4 cup minced fresh cilantro
- Scrub and pierce potatoes; place on a microwave-safe plate. Microwave, uncovered, on high for 12-15 minutes or until tender, turning once.
- In a large skillet, cook bacon over medium heat until crisp. Remove to paper towels with a slotted spoon; drain, reserving 1 tablespoon drippings. Saute corn and onion in drippings until tender.
- With a sharp knife, cut an "X" in each potato; fluff pulp with a fork. Place pork in a microwave-safe bowl. Microwave, uncovered, for 1-2 minutes or until heated through. Top potatoes with pork, corn mixture, bacon, goat cheese and cilantro. Yield: 4 servings.
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Fresh hockey sticks from the Southern Hemisphere
Probability histograms of temperature trends for central West Antarctica (Byrd Station [80°S, 120°W; Monaghan] and WAIS Divide [79.5°S, 112°W; Orsi, Steig, O'Donnell]), using published means and uncertainties. Note that the histograms are normalized to have equal areas; hence the greater height where the published uncertainties are smaller.
This result shouldn't really surprise anyone: we have previously noted the incompatibility of O'Donnell et al. with independent data. What is surprising, however, is that Orsi et al. find that warming in central West Antarctica has actually accelerated in the last 20 years, to about 0.8°C/decade. This is considerably greater than reported in most previous work (though it does agree well with the reconstruction for Byrd, which is based entirely on weather station data). Although twenty years is a short time period, the 1987-2007 trend is statistically significant (at p<.1), putting West Antarctica definitively among the fastest-warming areas of the Southern Hemisphere -- more rapid than the Antarctic Peninsula over the same time period.
We and others have shown (e.g. Ding et al., 2011), that the rapid warming of West Antarctica is intimately tied to the remarkable changes that have also occurred in the tropics in the last two decades. Note that the Orsi et al. paper actually focuses very little on the recent temperature rise; it is mostly about the "Little-ice-age-like" signal of temperature in West Antarctica. Also, these results cannot address the question of whether the recent warming is exceptional over the long term -- borehole temperatures are highly smoothed by diffusion, and the farther back in time, the greater the diffusion. We'll discuss both these aspects of the Orsi et al. study at greater length in a future post.
Last but not least, a new paper by Zagorodnov et al. in The Cryosphere, uses temperature measurements from two new boreholes on the Antarctic Peninsula to show that the decade of the 1990s (the paper state "1995+/-5 years") was the warmest of at least the last 70 years. This is not at all a surprising result from the Peninsula — it was already well known the Peninsula has been warming rapidly, but these new results add considerable confidence to the assumption that that warming is not just a recent event. Note that the "last 70 years" conclusion reflects the relatively shallow depth of the boreholes, and the fact that diffusive damping of the temperature signal means that one cannot say anything about high frequency variability prior to that. The inference cannot be made that it was warmer than present, >70 years ago. In the one and only century-long meteorological record from the region — on the Island of Orcadas, just north of the Antarctica Peninsula — warming has been pretty much monotonic since the 1950s, and the period from 1903 to 1950 was cooler than anything after about 1970 (see e.g. Zazulie et al., 2010). Whether recent warming on the Peninsula is exceptional over a longer time frame will have to await new data from ice cores.
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- Q. Ding, E.J. Steig, D.S. Battisti, and M. Küttel, "Winter warming in West Antarctica caused by central tropical Pacific warming", Nature Geoscience, vol. 4, pp. 398-403, 2011. http://dx.doi.org/10.1038/ngeo1129
- V. Zagorodnov, O. Nagornov, T.A. Scambos, A. Muto, E. Mosley-Thompson, E.C. Pettit, and S. Tyuflin, "Borehole temperatures reveal details of 20th century warming at Bruce Plateau, Antarctic Peninsula", The Cryosphere Discussions, vol. 5, pp. 3053-3084, 2011. http://dx.doi.org/10.5194/tcd-5-3053-2011
- N. Zazulie, M. Rusticucci, and S. Solomon, "Changes in Climate at High Southern Latitudes: A Unique Daily Record at Orcadas Spanning 1903–2008", Journal of Climate, vol. 23, pp. 189-196, 2010. http://dx.doi.org/10.1175/2009JCLI3074.1


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TycoIS – Mother of Reinvention
What does a 140-year-old company that has dominated the commercial security market do for an encore? How about a name change, comprehensive rebranding and refinement of its business model? That's exactly what Tyco Integrated Security did in transforming from ADT Commercial, capturing an SSI 2013 Installer of the Year award in the process.
Protection 1 Pursues Perfection
Protection 1 has transformed from a primarily residential company to serving a range of customers including national account clients in retail, banking and food/hospitality. In 2012, P1 made several key acquisitions such as Integration Logistics and Suntera to serve niche markets in the integrated space. The firm employs more than 2,50
0 people and its 70+ locations include five world-class call centers monitoring in excess of 1 million accounts nationwide. Impressive indeed, but there's much more to the story and why P1 was named an SSI 2013 Installer of the Year finalist.
Other P1 highlights include: same-day customer onsite service and live customer care operators; approximately 50% higher sales compared to 2011, with 400% growth in multifamily business; leveraging social media marketing and increasing "likes" 100% in just three months; developing, rewarding and retaining employees; sales management trainee and call center mentoring programs; and a robust community service program in which funds donated by employees are matched.
"At Protection 1 our employees and their motivation set us apart," says Jamie Haenggi, Protection 1 chief marketing & customer experience officer. "We relentlessly focus on the customer experience — delivering what the customer wants, when they want it — keeping our promises and compensating our employees so every day you receive their best. The combination of advanced technology, high quality service and passion of our employees make P1."
A data-centric business model second to none in the industry is another key factor to which management attributes P1's success. It tracks just about every imaginable facet of company operations and customer care, with the company analyzing results and reacting accordingly on a daily basis. Closer relationships are also fostered as clients appreciate P1's transparency and can interface with their systems as they please.
"We've made no secret that we are a data-driven company," says Betsy Scott, vice president, organizational development. "Our 'best practice' is to measure everything, hold people accountable and change things up when the opportunity or need arises."
Vector Security Victories Pile Up
How accomplished is Warrendale, Pa.-headquartered Vector Security? Having been recognized with a plethora of industry awards through the years, Vector was the only company selected a 2013 finalist for both SSI Installer of the Year and Integrated Installation of the Year (see page 42). On top of that, CEO Pam Petrow is a member of SSI's Industry Hall of Fame and the firm was just announced as the first repeat winner of the Police Dispatch Quality (PDQ) Award.
Vector Security, which was founded more than 40 years ago and employs about 1,500 people, recorded revenues of more than $233 million in 2012 with almost half coming from commercial business that included 7,600+ installations. More than 50% of Vector's revenues are recurring, much of that associated with its award-winning central monitoring stations.
As Art Miller, vice president, marketing explains, constant soliciting and monitoring of feedback is a hallmark of Vector's success formula. "We do a lot of customer satisfaction surveys," he says. "We have our service and installation technicians leave surveys with their customers, and have incentive programs that encourage and reward exceptional customer service. We also obtain valuable input via ongoing customer feedback to drive overall company performance and improve the customer experience."
Other factors that led judges to tab Vector Security as an Installer of the Year finalist include: better serving customers by using scheduling and routing software to optimize scheduling, reduce travel time for technicians, and allow them to test alarms via smartphones; fostering a culture of communication using monthly reviews, supervisor "ride-a-longs" that give technicians immediate feedback, and town hall meetings; and emphasizing community and industry trade group participation.
While security technology is great, for Petrow it all comes down to doing right by the customer. "We really listen to the needs of our customers, and proactively look for solutions that address their needs and concerns," she says. "Listening to the customers and not being driven by technology for technology's sake is critical to making the right long-term decisions."
Vivint Has Voracious Appetite for Success
"Vivint attributes much of its success to its door-to-door sales approach, affordability and award-winning customer service," says Vice President of Innovation Jeremy Warren about the 2013 SSI Installer of the Year finalist. "We run an 'innovation pipeline' where new ideas enter at one end and new products, services and business concepts exit at the other. New ideas can come from anywhere. We refine them and ruthlessly weed out lower caliber ideas so we can focus our attention on the best options."
That approach along with the application of leading business practices and marketing strategies helped Vivint sell for $2 billion in 2012. In June last year, the Provo, Utah-based company reached another financial milestone by topping $30 million in recurring monthly revenue — an increase of 940% the past five years. The firm was also named CSAA Central Station of the Year for excellence in monitoring, training and quality relationships with customers. "Vivint is on a trajectory to grow its customer base by approximately 200,000 new customers this year," says Warren. "In addition to our very successful door-to-door sales approach, this year we are expanding our focus on reaching new customers through more traditional marketing methods such as Internet and TV."
Vivint ensures its personnel are properly trained via a rigorous program that includes a Wiki-format training Web site, mobile videos, weekly Webinars and podcasts. Real-time metrics and dashboards are available to all field employees to measure performance. "Vivint's 'work hard, play hard' philosophy resonates within its entire employee base," says David Powell, V.P., human resources. "Todd Pedersen, Vivint's CEO and founder, was taught by his father if you treat those who work for you like gold, everything else will fall into place. He took that to heart and founded Vivint on a philosophy of respect at every employee level."
Vivint is also very philanthropic. Josh Houser, president of Vivint Giv
es Back, explains the program: "Employees at every level are engaged in Vivint Gives Back, the company's charitable foundation, which they say creates a stronger connection to their company, their coworkers and their communities. In 2012, 2,900 volunteers donated 9,300 hours and Vivint aided 20 organizations."
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Suites have open floor plans featuring limited-edition artwork, fully equipped kitchens and modern technology, including a media hub for Mp3 players, cameras, DVD players and game consoles. Horizontal windows allow for natural light and sweeping views of the city and mountains.
While guests at Vdara have access to the many amenities of ARIA Resort & Casino, they also have plenty to enjoy solely at Vdara. They can grab a drink at Vice Versa Patio & Lounge or grab groceries, coffee and snacks at Market Café Vdara.
Sitting atop the porte cochere, Pool & Lounge Vdara overlooks ARIA and the Strip. Complete with cabanas, daybeds and semi-private plunge pools, the deck area is great for relaxation as well as pool parties.
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Tickets for CIT quarterfinal round game between Canisius and Evansville, set for Tuesday, March 26 in the Koessler Athletic Center are on sale through the Canisius Ticket Office and Ticketmaster.com. Gametime is set for 7 p.m. Tickets are $10 for adults and $5 for children 12 and under.
Fans can purchase tickets online by clicking this link. The Canisius Ticket Office will be open from 10 a.m - 8 p.m., on Monday, March 25 and then again starting at 9 a.m., on gameday. Fans can purchase tickets in person or by phone by calling (716) 888-2885. Canisius students can pick up their ticket for free at the C-Block Office on Monday and Tuesday with a valid Canisius student ID card.
Canisius will enter Tuesday's CIT quarterfinal game with a 20-13 overall record after the Golden Griffins defeated Youngstown State 84-82 in overtime March 23. The win gives Canisius two postseason wins in the same year since 1995 and the team has now won 20 games for the seventh time in program history and the first time since 2000-01.
Evansville defeated Eastern kentucky 86-72 on March 23, to advance to the CIT quarterfinal round. The Purple Aces are 20-14 on the season and finished the conference slate with a 10-8 mark in Missouri Valley Conference play. Senior Colt Ryan leads Evansville with his 19.8 points per game and has helped lead the team to its first 20-win season since 1998-99.
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Emilio Pucci Fall 2013
Thank goodness that someone—that would be you, Peter Dundas of Emilio Pucci—has realized that when it comes to this fall, ostentation and opulence are best served in short measures. And given that Dundas is designing for that eternal fun-loving free-spirited Pucci girl who has legs that go on forever, we are talking very, very short, and, other times, short shorts. This collection was a blast, a sexily spirited nonstop exotica of those trademark swirling rococco prints, swirling and spinning across tiny fluted pale silk skirts worn with metallic bead-encrusted tops, or etched across a thigh-grazing deep purple-blue fur coat banded with ebony fur, or traced over a straight-off-of-Their-Satanic-Majesties-Request cropped black velvet jacket with a sheer point d'esprit blouse and black shorts. Add a pair of way-over-the-knee skinny boots—in golden brown or scarlet suede, or in black swagged with rope embroidery and tassels—and you are good to go.
And there was more; fluffy, fluttery fur and feather capes and coats, teeny dresses constructed out of panels of opaque silk and sheer lace in gold and palest pink, folksy black and white Norwegian sweaters embellished with studs and stretched into dresses, and soft mohair shaped into swinging coats in lilac or—rapidly becoming the color of the season—a shade of blue, tinged with turquoise and the eras of the fifties and the sixties. In fact, the models, with their uniform Anita Pallenberg–meets–Pattie Boyd bangs, were distinctly giving a sense of the decade that swung. Though these days, it's London girls du jour Edie Campbell and Cara Delevingne who would make perfect poster girls for Pucci come fall.
But back to the extravagance. It's not the first time we've encountered a sense of maximalism that doesn't even begin to do justice to the meaning of the word excess during these past couple of weeks. Yet Dundas grasped that if you are going to go all out, then you have to do it on the smallest clothes possible; no one needs too much of too much, they need just enough. In the end, it all comes down to the proportions. Backstage, Dundas said his reasoning behind this was pretty straightforward. "I just wanted color and glamour," he said. "We are in depressing times right now, so how do we counteract that? With dark clothes? I don't think so. We need something that makes us happy." Well, Mr. Dundas, consider that done.


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Urinary incontinence — the loss of bladder control — is a common and often embarrassing problem. The severity ranges from occasionally leaking urine when you cough or sneeze to having an urge to urinate that's so sudden and strong you don't get to a toilet in time.
If urinary incontinence affects your daily activities, don't hesitate to see your doctor. For most people, simple lifestyle changes or medical treatment can ease discomfort or stop urinary incontinence.
Some people experience occasional, minor leaks of urine. Others wet their clothes frequently.
Types of urinary incontinence include:
You may feel uncomfortable discussing incontinence with your doctor. But if incontinence is frequent or is affecting your quality of life, it's important to seek medical advice because urinary incontinence may:
Urinary incontinence isn't a disease, it's a symptom. It can be caused by everyday habits, underlying medical conditions or physical problems. A thorough evaluation by your doctor can help determine what's behind your incontinence.
Certain drinks, foods and medications can act as diuretics — stimulating your bladder and increasing your volume of urine. They include:
Urinary incontinence also may be caused by an easily treatable medical condition, such as:
Urinary incontinence can also be a persistent condition caused by underlying physical problems or changes, including:
Factors that increase your risk of developing urinary incontinence include:
Complications of chronic urinary incontinence include:
If you have urinary incontinence, you're likely to start by seeing your family doctor or a general practitioner. You may be referred to a doctor who specializes in urinary tract disorders (urologist), or if you're a woman, a gynecologist with special training in female bladder problems and urinary function (urogynecologist).
To get ready for your appointment, it helps to:
For urinary incontinence, some basic questions to ask your doctor include:
Don't hesitate to ask other questions during your appointment as they occur to you.
Your doctor is likely to ask you a number of questions, such as:
It's important to determine the type of urinary incontinence that you have. That information will guide treatment decisions.
Your doctor is likely to start with a thorough history and physical exam. You may then be asked to do a simple maneuver that can demonstrate incontinence: close your mouth, pinch your nose shut and exhale hard.
After that, your doctor will likely recommend:
If further information is needed, your doctor may recommend:
Treatment for urinary incontinence depends on the type of incontinence, its severity and the underlying cause. A combination of treatments may be needed. Your doctor is likely to suggest the least invasive treatments first and move on to other options only if these techniques fail.
Your doctor may recommend:
Your doctor may recommend that you do these exercises frequently to strengthen the muscles that help control urination. Also known as Kegel exercises, these techniques are especially effective for stress incontinence but may also help urge incontinence.
To do pelvic floor muscle exercises, imagine that you're trying to stop your urine flow. Then:
To help you identify and contract the right muscles, your doctor may suggest you work with a physical therapist or try biofeedback techniques.
Electrodes are temporarily inserted into your rectum or vagina to stimulate and strengthen pelvic floor muscles. Gentle electrical stimulation can be effective for stress incontinence and urge incontinence, but you may need multiple treatments over several months.
Medications commonly used to treat incontinence include:
Devices designed to treat women with incontinence include:
Interventional therapies that may help with incontinence include:
If other treatments aren't working, several surgical procedures can treat the problems that cause urinary incontinence:
If medical treatments can't completely eliminate your incontinence, you can try products that help ease the discomfort and inconvenience of leaking urine:
Problems with urine leakage may require you to take extra care to prevent skin irritation:
If you have urge incontinence or nighttime incontinence, make the toilet more convenient:
If you have functional incontinence, you might:
There are no alternative medicine therapies that have been proved to cure urinary incontinence. Initial pilot studies have shown that acupuncture can provide some short-term benefit, but more research is needed.
If you're embarrassed about a bladder control problem, you may try to cope on your own by wearing absorbent pads, carrying extra clothes or even avoiding going out.
But effective treatments are available for urinary incontinence. It's important to ask your doctor about treatment. You'll be on your way to regaining an active and confident life.
Urinary incontinence isn't always preventable. However, to help decrease your risk:
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San Antonio • Scott Layden had just been "whacked" in New York. Following his 2004 firing by the Knicks which, whether intentionally or not, the longtime Jazz executive described with terminology more often associated with mob hits than personnel decisions he got his first close-up look at the San Antonio Spurs.
Layden, his father Frank, the former Jazz coach, and former University of Utah coach Rick Majerus were invited to San Antonio's training camp to observe.
"I saw a snapshot of the Spurs organization," Layden said. "It was really fascinating at the time to see what all they had going on."
In September, Layden ended his seven-year stint as an assistant coach with the Jazz to become the Spurs' assistant general manager. He replaced Dennis Lindsey, who was hired as the Jazz's new general manager.
"It was unusual circumstances," Layden said, "everybody going back and forth."
But before the Jazz and Spurs played Saturday in a rematch of last year's first-round sweep in the playoffs, Layden, who was previously the Jazz's vice president of basketball operations, attempted to dispel any notion that he was upset about not being a candidate for the position that went to Lindsey.
"I hope it's not portrayed that way," he said, "because I'm not that way."
After spending the most of the decade on the bench, Layden was ready to get back into the front office and scouting.
"To get back in the front office and get back with an organization like this," Layden said, "I couldn't ask for anything better."
Layden called the Jazz's hire of Lindsey a "home run" and called the 43-year-old "one of the great executives in the game."
"You look at Dennis and what he's done in the league," Layden said. "He'll put the Jazz in a great, great place for many, many years."
Before Saturday's game, Lindsey and Layden sat courtside in the AT&T Center and chatted for about five minutes. It was one of the few times they had been in the same spot since they traded places.
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Some Christians believe that the New Testament church replaces Old Testament Israel as the subject matter of Old Testament prophecies about Israel. That is to say that the church today is regarded as the new Israel. If this is so, …Read More
In Galatians 5, Paul makes the statement "Walk by the Spirit, and you will not carry out the desire of the flesh." It sounds so simple, but what does it actually mean?
Whenever you see spirit and flesh set side by side in a passage ("the spirit is willing, but the flesh is weak" or "the spirit wars against the flesh," as Paul says here), we're talking about, not the warfare between …Read More
What is the biblical concept, if any, of retirement?
Frankly, I have mixed feelings about this issue. On the one hand, there is something noble about saying to a person, "You have done the job, you have really made a contribution, and now we're going to give you an …Read More
Both Peter and Paul call us to submit to governing authorities. In light of that, is revolution ever possible for a Christian, and if so, under what circumstances?
It certainly is clear that the New Testament puts an emphasis on the Christian's responsibility to be a model of civil obedience. In Romans 13, Paul tells us that the powers that be are ordained by God. That doesn't mean …Read More
What is the significance of the shedding of blood in the atonement?
The idea that there's some intrinsic or inherent power in the blood of Jesus is a popular concept in the Christian world. It even crops up from time to time in various hymns and praise songs. This idea reflects a …Read More
How should we be in the world but not of it? What does "not of it" mean?
The New Testament tells us that we are not to be conformed to this world but that we are to be transformed by the renewing of our mind (Rom. 12:2). Let's look at those two words that are crucial to …Read More
Is there salvation for a Christian who has turned away from Christ and does not seem to want to repent?
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Why does God let random shootings, fatal accidents, and other horrible things occur?
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What is faith?
I think the whole concept of faith is one of the most misunderstood ideas that we have, misunderstood not only by the world but by the church itself. The very basis for our redemption, the way in which we are …Read More
Is there a clear biblical position against lotteries and casino gambling?
Is there an explicit, direct, biblical prohibition of casino gambling or lotteries? Not that I know of. However, the Christian church has consistently taken a dim view of casino gambling and the use of lotteries based on the implications of …Read More
How is it just that all humanity is born into sin because of Adam's fall?
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text: Posted January 19, 2013 Again, why would Shula be promoted over Jackson and Shurmur if Rivera thought he couldn't so the job and do it well?? Isn't that obvious? Shula is Rivera's best hope at keeping his job. Not because he is the best OC available, but because he does not have to completely overhaul the current offense. Hiring an outsider offensive coordinator would mean the entire offensive staff would be gone and a completely new offensive system in place. A new playbook. New terminology for the players to learn. New chemistry to be developed between players and coaches. Often, this can take more than one season to start yielding results. Rivera does not have more than one season. If the Panthers do not win this year, he is gone. He knows it, everyone knows it. So put yourself in his shoes. Knowing you can only lose 7 games next season or your ass is fired, would you 1: Hire a completely new offensive staff and implement a new system knowing in all likelyhood it will take a good of time to develop into a good offense if ever at all. or... 2. Promote from within and hope the current offense can be good enough to get you 9 wins. No learning curve, fewer variables. Lets be clear here. The Shula hire was not made because he was the best candidate. Shula was hired because it presented the best option for Rivera to possibly win 9 games next season. It was a last ditch short term job saving hire. Any considerations past 2013 are an afterthought. 6 people like this Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


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Hello Penny!
First of all, thanks for all the effort you make for all of us who are researching our ancestors. As you already know, we appreciate it very much.
Although I have Kentucky Hendricks in my family I do not know where he fits in on my tree. That must come later.
My request to you is if I can use his photo that you have uploaded to Find-A-Grave.
I am part of the Mexican-American War project on Wikitree and Josiah served in the 1st Infantry of Louisiana volunteers, and was part of the conflict, so I am making a profile page for his family.
P.S. I spent last summer driving over 10k miles through Canada and New England, down through Kentucky, Missouri and Kansas, hiking through the cemeteries, so I know the effort that you put into your work!
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Evan Eugene Jones is Buried in the Cherry Creek Cemetery not the Malad Cemetary.
I took a picture of his headstone there.
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Mem 17655811, info on Find A Grave shows a different death date than what is showing on the death info from a posted newspaper article on that website. Please clarify so I have the correct date on my files. Thanks.
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Memorial 17655811. You show she died May 11 1880, newspaper article appears to say she died Jun 30 1880 - which is correct. Lorraine, a cousin in Idaho
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I am compiling a history of some of my family members who are buried in the Hyde Park Cemetery in Cache County. This history is not going to be mass produced for sale. When this history is done, I am going to share it with direct family members and donate a copy to the Genealogical library in Salt Lake City, Utah. May I have your permission to use your photos of my relatives in their history and give credit to you for your pictures? My member number is 47932973. Thank you. SA Baxter
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His name was Ervan Andrew Pubigee and he lived in a place called Washakie, UT. He is buried in the Washakie Cemetery. He was drafted into WWII and he might have been about 17 yrs. old. He went to the Pacific area. He talked very little about his experiences while there. But we would like to know more.
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Hi Penny, I updated the information that you gave me for Randy. I am wondering if you would like me to transfer his memorial to you. I am not related to him directly but my great - neice and great- nephew are his grandchildren. Their father is Addam (Randy ' s son). I'd be glad to transfer it to you. :-)
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Hi Penny, I updated the information that you gave me for Randy. I am wondering if you would like me to transfer his memorial to you. I am not related to him directly but my great - neice and great- nephew are his grandchildren. Their father is Addam (Randy ' s son). I'd be glad to transfer it to you. :-)
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Green Bay's second round score of 331 was 24 strokes better than its 355 in the opening 18 holes. The Phoenix jumped from fifth to fourth, finishing behind Indianapolis (622), Valparaiso (657) and IUPUI (675). Indianapolis' Jaclyn Schindler was the individual medalist.
Pokrandt posted rounds of 86 and 79 to finish in a tie for ninth place. Sophomore Sammi Grunder (Pardeeville, Wis.) was in 17th place after rounds of 87 and 83. Freshman Avery Steen (Luck, Wis.) was six strokes better in round two, finishing in a tie for 20th place (90-84).
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I managed to get pictures between rain showers last night.
If you take a hard look a the photo you will see how little the different densities of material change the overall look of the ghillie. The front of the pod has a very dense packing of long materials. This section of the pod took 3 rolls by itself. The left leg along the opening was tied into the matrix in this pattern.
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The strands were all about 15 inches long and tied in at varying points in the length of the strand. This gives an under layer effect to the ghillie with the taller strands standing up nicely when dry. This method gives the ghillie depth. It also eats up material at a prodigous rate.
If you look at the right leg of the ghillie along the opening you will notice it is taller and a bit wider at the front end and tapers to the far end. I intentionally tied this with 15 inch bundles at the front end and steadily dropped the lenght down to 9 inches at the far end to see what effect it would have on the look and coverage.
The right leg of the ghillie was tied into the matrix in this pattern. This tie in pattern provides good coverage at the shortest bundle length with the staggered tie in patterns and occasional longer bundles tied in to provide a rougher look to the ghillie. This section obviously took the least amount of material. After finishing this section out I kicked myself for not doing it in reverse. I would have used around 1/2 of the material.
Close up of the bow of the pod - very heay denisty with long bundles. This pictures also shows the taller right leg section and the difference between a very dense and a light tie in density at the same lengths. The bow was tied with the majority of the colors being kept together in groupings. I varied the color patterns and mixes to see which ones I like best. I still have to make a green early season ghillie for the pod and wanted to have some better ideas for it.
This picture shows the stern end of the pod with moderate density tie ins and mixed lengths of bundles with most being 12 inches or a bit longer. Staggered lengths on the ties were used. This section of the ghillie is where I started working the colors together instead of keeing them to individual groupings of color. I really liked the effect of the mixed colors and will be using it on future ghillies.
This is the left leg of the ghillie just behind the bow. I used the moderately dense packing tie ins with the colors being varied in bands for this part of the ghillie. The bundles varied from 8 inches to 15 inches in this portion of the ghillie.
This is the other half of the left ghillie leg. I carried out the color pattern with a mixing of the colors on the right of the picture to see if I liked it and distinct bands of color on the the rest. It also shows the blend of the medium density ties in on the left leg to the tie in with the light density tie ins used on the stern. You can see a clear delineation where the last Kraft colored band blends into the mixed color sections at the green / tan boundary on the stern.
The next photo shows the very short and growing length sections of the right leg of the ghillie near the stern. These bundles averaged 8 to 10 inches in length with varied ties in lengths. This section of the ghillie recieved an emphasis on Kraft and Oatmeal colors with a mixed colors emphasized.
The last photo shows the Kraft and Oatmeal color emphasis with very light mixes of other color blending. This section shows a clear change in the look where I made a rapid transition from 10 inch and under bundle lengths to 12 to 15 inch long bundles with varied tie in lengths.
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3. Using 8 to 10 inch bundles with the every other grid / altered tie in provides adequate coverage
4. I like the look and density of the longer alteranted tie in the best.
5. Heavy density tie in patterns forces the material to all lay down and wastes alot of material
6 Mixed colors look the best to the eye
7. Mixed colors are not always the best pattern to match your environment
8. I will be making the next ghillie with an every other grid / alternated tie in with 12 to 15 inch bundles
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Raiders running back Darren McFadden went through three days of limited practice this week and looked to be on track to playing this afternoon against the Browns. But ESPN's Adam Schefter is reporting that while there was optimism toward that end earlier in the week, McFadden is "unlikely" to play. McFadden has missed the past three games because of a high ankle sprain. Marcel Reece , who has done a very nice job of filling in, will likely see the majority of the touches for another week.
Fantasy Analysis:
Big news if you were looking for clarity on this situation. We didn't really know how the Raiders were going to use McFadden and Reece, but with this news, Reece is safe to deploy as an RB2 against Cleveland. Heavy rain and wind is expected today by the Bay, so the Raiders may need to run the ball and depend on a short passing game more than usual, which is perfect for Reece. McFadden will still return next week, probably, and make this situation rather murky. But let's just take this one week at a time. If you have Reece and are fighting for a playoff spot today, you should be very pleased with this report.


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