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Josh writes:
Hello TWiV Doctors,
Two short things:
1. You probably already heard the TWiV shout-out you got on NPR's Morning Edition on Friday, March 30th. It's here: http://www.npr.org/2012/03/30/149664035/policy-on-high-risk-biological-research-tightened
2. Since the NSABB caved (and it was more like a rout) you can put one in the Win column against the forces of darkness. I know you are scientists, but high-fives are appropriate.
Ayesha writes:
Dear TWIValians,
I submitted my thesis last Monday and wanted to share Acknowledgements page with you. Please skip to end for the relevant acknowledgement.
Cheers everyone, you made a big difference to me!
I am extremely lucky to have many people to thank. Thanks are due to:
Dr Julian Naglik for his help, his patience and consistent encouragement throughout this process. He is truly a remarkable person and supervisor all around! I have been very fortunate to work with his group on this NIH funded project with further support from King"s College for the Overseas Research Studentship (ORS).
Dr Celia Murciano for advice on figures, experiments, extensively proofreading the thesis, for performing last minute Luminex assays and conquering troublesome westerns. She is a giver of love, kindness and understanding that helped me get through.
Dr David Moyes knows everything about everything and is always willing to chat about it with anyone. His generocity and advice were always welcome especially for anything to do with fungus, qPCR, microarray, the thesis and computer savvy.
Dr Arinder Kohli for the Cat 3 training, most HIV techniques and so many moments that now make for very entertaining stories.
Manohursingh Runglall for his friendship and sharing his fantastic lab know how.
Dr Chengguo Shen and King"s College Genomics Centre for performing the labelling, microarray protocol and producing the gene list for analysis.
Dr Simon Jeffs for UG21 protein and antibody for its detection.
Carlo Scala for performing p24 ELISA for my samples alongside his own and Professor Charles Kelly for ordering ZM96 from NIBSC on my behalf.
Dr Trevor Whittall, Thomas Seidl, and Dr Yufei Wang (from Professor Tom Lehner"s lab) for help with flow cytometry, experimental design and trouble shooting.
Professor Stephen Challacombe for his wisdom, good humour and gentle guidance. I greatly appreciate the time he spent with me.
To Dr Abigail Tucker my postgraduate coordinator.
To my parents, Anne Senécal-Islam and Dr Shamsul Islam for encouragement.
To my husband Angel and daughter Aurora, who allowed me to finish this degree. It would not have been possible without their full cooperation and help.
Thanks are also due everyone at This Week in Virology (TWIV) podcast for re-infecting me with enthusiasm for science.
Johan writes:
I love This Week in Virology, and I just wanted to give my appreciation of the latest episode. So long time since the last video episode!
Sasha writes:
Hello, symbionts and hosts of TWiV!
I am a high school sophomore (from western Maryland,) and am writing to you for the first time in the three (or four) years that I've been listening to you. Admittedly, by now, you all seem like old friends whose voices would be sorely missed if I went a day without hearing a fascinating and entertaining conversation about viruses. What inspired me to write might come as a bit of a surprise, but I'll get to that in a moment.
On TWiV 142: Viral oinkotherapy, you discussed a paper involving microfluidics. The details are a bit hazy to me, as I often listen to TWiV while preparing for bed, but I remember the concept very clearly. Having always been interested in circuit design, and since my discovery of TWiV, virology, it occurred to me very recently that microfluidics and microarrays, (and I'm not quite sure which is a subset of the other,) are a very nice marriage of my two primary interests.
That being said, perhaps in the future you could spend a bit of time on some papers regarding those topics. (I'd also be interested to hear your thoughts on them!) It seems to me to be a very promising emerging field, particularly for use in fast-testing and analysis where relatively little sample material is available. I also found a blog/website by the name of Microfluidic Future, which I suppose will be my listener pick of the week.
Now, on to the less virus-related, but still interesting part, which caused me to write in the first place. Back in 2008, a comic was posted on xkcd.com. It detailed a method for determining a number of random locations, at least one of which was guaranteed to be within a relatively small number of miles for any given location. This was termed "geohashing," and was imagined as a means to select a location for, say, a local meetup. There is a relatively active community centered around this concept, and they've demonstrated that it is quite possible for people to use these random locations for meeting places.
This could be relatively easily applied to meetings surrounding TWiV! Using this tool, anyone can find the geohash for their latitudinal and longitudinal zone. If some members of your wide and ever expanding audience became interested in this, we could begin to plan meetups at these locations. After all, networking is what viruses are all about, isn't it?
Anyway, thank you for reading my lengthy and geeky letter, and I hope you enjoyed my comments!
(alias: Alexander help I'm trapped in a username database)
Lawrence writes:
I just wanted to express my appreciation for your podcast, and to tell you that I find your discussions fascinating. I am trained in engineering, but have a wide range of interests in all things scientific and am now turning my attention towards microbiology. Listening to your discussions of scientific publications and hearing the scientific mindset at work is soothing balm to my psyche in our world awash with banality, scientific illiteracy and anti-science. I keep a notepad with me as I listen and jot down words with which I am unfamiliar, and spend time afterwards researching their definitions which opens up new horizons and broadens my perspective in areas that I likely would never have encountered were it not for your podcasts. Thank you all very much for your time and effort.
Paul writes:
I just thought you might be interested. I donated blood today and as I was signing in, I had to read a paper that would disqualify me if I had ever be diagnosed with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome. The most interesting part of the paper was that it said a virus called XMRV was linked to CFS and since they didn't have a valid test for XMRV, I couldn't donate if I had been diagnosed with CFS.
I'm an IT guy by trade, so I was really surprised when I read their paper, completely understood the "link" that had been made between XMRV and CFS, and knew that it had already been proven false... all thanks to the TWIV podcast! Your podcast has always been interesting, but I had never been able to directly use anything in it.
I just wanted you to know that TWIV is also enjoyed by those of us that are not in field. Keep up the great work!
Taylor Ridge, Illinois
John writes:
Dear Dr. Racaniello,
I enjoyed TWiV 171, especially your lively discussion on our study of virus production from single cells (Timm and Yin, Virology).
Your discussion touched on what might happen if cells were infected with single virus particles or how virus yields might depend on the cell cycle. In previous work* we infected single cells will single virus particles (using a GFP virus, that allowed us to detect and sort single infected cells before the start of virus release); we found that in most cases 'high-yield' or 'low-yield' growth phenotypes did not persist from one virus generation to the next, suggesting the variation in growth behavior does not reflect viral genetic variation. Our population-level measures of virus yields on synchronized cells suggested some of the growth variation could be linked to the cell cycle -- on BHK cells VSV made on average about six-fold more virus during G2M compared to cells in early S phase.
If you are interested, I'd be happy to discuss further. The ASV meeting will be in Madison this summer. If you attend, I would be happy to meet you and introduce you to my co-workers.
Best wishes,
John Yin
Systems Biology, Theme Leader
Wisconsin Institute for Discovery
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Cedric writes:
Dear TWiV Crew,
I read this article in today's Wall Street Journal which discusses the growing number of pediatricians refusing to work with families who will not have their children vaccinated. It seems to me that this is an appropriate response on the part of physicians who do not want their other patients contracting preventable diseases in the waiting room just because one family has chosen not to vaccinate their child.
I was reminded of the Australian story, where families lose their tax breaks when their children are not vaccinated. Because I cannot see that scheme working in the U.S., it seems that this would be one of the few effective means left to physicians who can no longer persuade their patients of the importance of vaccination.
Thank you all for the many hours of work you put into this podcast. As an undergraduate biology student, I really appreciate the head start it gives me in many of my science classes.
James writes:
Dear Prof. Racaniello,
I have been enjoying TWIV, TWIP & TWIM for some time. I am on faculty at a smaller institution and these podcasts have become my "journal club". I have also begun to share the information and, in some cases, the podcasts themselves with my students – asking them to listen to the podcasts and then discuss what they've learned.
This past weekend, a thought occurred to me that, as a virologist, you might be able to provide some practical information for me. When I joined the faculty, I inherited glassware and other supplies. Among them were these pipettes. I've attached a couple of photographs of one (image one, image two). They are all 10 ml pipettes with a smooth plastic or Teflon tip. To me, it looks like they were designed to have removable/disposable tips. Since the lab I inherited had been previously used by someone with a virology background, I thought perhaps these were for tissue culture – something that transitioned between glass pipettes and disposable plastic pipettes. Have you or your colleagues ever seen/used pipettes such as these? I don't suppose tips are still made for them, but I'm curious as to their history.
James Masuoka, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Department of Biology
Midwestern State University


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Wayne Law student groups raise more than $1,400 to support Haiti relief efforts
DETROIT (Jan. 26, 2010) – Seventeen Wayne State University Law School student groups joined forces yesterday in an event to raise funds for Haiti relief efforts. The coalition raised more than $1,400 through a bake sale held in the Law School Classroom Building.
"I'd like to thank the Wayne Law community for its generous support," said Reuben Metreger, event organizer and second-year law student. "Everyone came through in a big way. The amount of people that made donations, brought food, helped at the table and contributed in other ways is way too large to mention. This event made me proud to be a member of such a great, caring community."
According to Metreger, the funds raised from the sale will be sent directly to Doctors Without Borders.
The Wayne Law student groups involved in the effort included: The Wayne State University Law School American Civil Liberties Union, Amnesty International, the Asian Pacific American Law Student Association, the new Asylum and Immigration Law Clinic, the Black Law Students Association, the Hispanic Law Student Association, the International Law Student Association, the Italian American Student Law Association, the Jewish Law Student Association, the Middle Eastern Law Student Association, the Muslim Law Student Association, the National Lawyer's Guild, OUTLAWS, the Progressive Organization for Women's Rights, the Public Interest Law Association, the Refugee Law Society, and the Women's Law Caucus.
"I continue to be impressed by the altruism, enthusiasm and dedication of Wayne Law students. They make me proud to be a member of the Wayne Law community," said Wayne Law Dean Robert M. Ackerman. "Though Haiti has a long road to recovery, the funds raised by Wayne Law students and the community will have a positive impact on the country and its people at a time when positive efforts are truly needed."
He added, "This event is another shining example of how our students are committed to assisting our local, national and international communities."
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I tend to forget im carrying mine sometimes. Its not the most capapble caliber but you cant beat being able to carry it anywere. Myself and a couple other people here even carry them when they run.
Wow! That is one small gun compaired to my Glock 23. Concealed carry would be easy with that one.
I tend to forget im carrying mine sometimes. Its not the most capapble caliber but you cant beat being able to carry it anywere. Myself and a couple other people here even carry them when they run.
I have the 32 Keltec - almost the same identical size as the 380. I read tons of comments and posts on all the forums before I bought one in Aug - seemed that I'd have better luck with the 32 version over the 380 - a better chance of having a problem free gun. Granted, many people have trouble free 380s made by Keltec. But, I've had my share of new gun problems in the past. I wanted to minimize my chances of a headache.
I like the gun a lot
Almost never carry the big guns Now just the KelTec. Makes life a little easlier . Of course I don't live in a war zone like big cities.
I keep my Kel-Tec on me every waking hour. I been practicing a lot with it at 7 to 15' and it is doing a fine job. The gun it's self had a few FTFs at frist but that was with Magtec Gold HPs. Now it's getting so it's running them to. I am real happy with mine. It's a blast to shoot.
Here's my review, with lots of pictures, about my p3at:
Good page you got there Mousegunner. I like my KT-3AT real well.
I looked at one again this morning. I like it. I really want to see the 9mm Kel-Tec's but nobody carries them.
I love my P3AT. I actually have it in my front right pocket while I am sitting at the computer. It is the only gun I have ever owned that I carry 24/7 and sometimes forget I have it on me it is so light. I have owned a Glock 23 and a Kahr PM-9 but both of those guns sagged my drawers! I can carry my little Kel-tec in gym shorts (in a flat holster that covers the trigger of course) without saggage!!!
There are some good articles about "Fluff and buff" on the Kel-tecs. I have polished the heck out of mine and I have had no malfunctions in the last 300 rounds. I carry Glaser Safety Slugs in it and I went so far as to have the barrel and slide finished with NP-3 since I knew this little baby was going to be riding in my pocket for years to come! The finish cost almost as much as the gun! I won't bore you with the old "gun on you is better than the one in the glove box" routine, but you get the picture.
I should get a smaller gun because I find my self without it a lot lately because I work out a lot and don't like carrying my G23 when working out. A small gun would do the trick for carrying 24/7. Well, maybe not when I sleep because I may accidentally pull the trigger and premature bullet evacuation would not be good in bed.


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Nesquik, a popular chocolate powder, has been voluntarily recalled by its maker Nestle USA because of possible salmonella risk.
The company said that the recalled Nesquik canisters are the 10.9, 21.8 and 40.7-ounce sizes. The products were produced in early October and sold at retailers around the country.
Nestle says it is issuing the recall after its ingredient supplier, Omaya Inc., decided to recall some of the calcium carbonate used in the product due to possible Salmonella contamination. So far there have been no reported illnesses reported.
The affected products have a "Best if sold by" date of October 2014.The recall includes the following products and unit production codes, which are located on the bottom of the canister.
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No other varieties of Nesquik powder are being recalled.
Consumers who have bought the any of the products listed above should not use them and can return them for a refund. You can also contact Nestle Consumer Services if you have any questions at (800) 628-7679.
Salmonella recalls are not uncommon in the food industry. Most recently a salmonella outbreak at the country's largest organic peanut processing plant lead to a major recall of peanut butter and other nut products over the past two months.
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I will answer first. I have had 2 comps for my 1911 one of them a cheap $19 off of e-bay, and one about $50 from brownells. I have since resold them on e-bay.
I never noticed much difference between the two. I didn't have them fit to the barrel or anything so that may be why I saw no real performace increases (i was pretty new to my hangun also and just wanted to try them cuz i thought they looked cool.)
be willing to refinish your pistol if you find a comp you like because more than likely it will not match and stand out like a sore thumb on your pistol.


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The government may have shut down, but that can't stop student teams from putting the final touches on their solar-powered, energy-efficient homes as the 2013 U.S. Department of Energy Solar Decathlon competition opens today. Funded by federal dollars from previous years and private-sector sponsors, the Solar Decathlon is held this year for the first time at the Orange County Great Park in Irvine, Calif. Located on the former site of the 4,700-acre Marine Corps Air Station El Toro, the park itself stands as a hopeful example of environmental mitigation and sustainability.
Under blue skies and warm temperatures, the new location puts the designs, which teams spent two years completing, to the test. Decathlon judges rank teams by their architecture, engineering, affordability, and balance between energy production and consumption, among other criteria, but it was pretty clear walking down Decathlete Way which homes offer cool comfort and which ones look cool.
Case in point: Ecohabit, the Stevens Institute of Technology entry, sits across the way from SCI-Arc/Caltech's entry, DALE, the Dynamic Augmented Living Environment. The two entries represent not only wildly different design approaches but also a contrast in applied technology.
All of the Solar Decathlon homes are equipped with smart energy management systems to monitor energy loads, and Stevens is no exception, but the team stands out in their use of multiple advanced products. The walls behind Ecohabit's wood slat-façade are made of BioPCMweaetxdyvaydzcwq by Phase Change Energy Solutions, an insulation that mimics the thermal mass of concrete and, according to the team, can reduce heating and cooling loads by 84 percent. The house is equipped with a desiccant system that reduces indoor humidity and uses the collected condensate to mist the exterior HVAC unit, increasing its efficiency. And the roof is covered in Dow Powerhouse Solar Shingles, a photovoltaic system that is lower profile than typical roof PV panels.
Where the Ecohabit prides itself on the integration of eco-minded systems into an ultra-efficient house, DALE from SCI-Arc/Caltech is decidedly expressive: The whole net-zero house moves. Split into two steel-framed modules—one for sleeping and lounging, the other of eating and bathing—DALE rides on reclaimed railroad tracks. A pair of motorized bridge crane end trucks moves the modules along the rails. When split apart, the house creates a large central courtyard that embraces classic indoor-outdoor Southern California living. Hence, all the rooms are naturally ventilated.
A 28-panel PV array not only produces all of the house's electricity, but doubles as a sunscreen for the courtyard. "We made sure that it was cheaper to move the house as compared to the energy required for HVAC," explains Nicole Violani, a SCI-Arc alum who graduated this past spring. Akin to Gordon Matta-Clark's "Splitting" from 1974, an artwork that cuts the single-family house in two, the SCI-Arc/Caltech entry reconsiders the very nature of home. And if that isn't enough, the team is offering the first 20,000 DALE visitors certified Carbon Offsets courtesy of TerraPass to mitigate CO2 emissions created during the drive to Orange County.
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If ABC News can be believed — and in this case, they're probably accurate, though clearly biased against the police — more and more police departments are actively trying to prevent citizens from video-recording or audio-recording arrests and other law-enforcement activities:
[I]t wasn't his daredevil stunt that has [Anthony Graber,] the 25-year-old staff sergeant for the Maryland Air National Guard facing the possibility of 16 years in prison. For that, he was issued a speeding ticket. It was the video that Graber posted on YouTube one week later — taken with his helmet camera — of a plainclothes state trooper cutting him off and drawing a gun during the traffic stop near Baltimore.
In early April, state police officers raided Graber's parents' home in Abingdon, Md. They confiscated his camera, computers and external hard drives. Graber was indicted for allegedly violating state wiretap laws by recording the trooper without his consent….
"The message is clearly, 'Don't criticize the police,'" said David Rocah, an attorney for the American Civil Liberties Union of Maryland who is part of Graber's defense team. "With these charges, anyone who would even think to record the police is now justifiably in fear that they will also be criminally charged."
On the one hand, I can think of several good reasons for police to be nervous about such recordings: The video of an arresting officer can be circulated to violent gang-bangers to use in a retaliatory assault. On a less dire note, a civilian can record an arrest, then use one of many free or low-cost editing applications to alter the video to make the cops look corrupt or out of control.
A videographer conspired with the left-bank news media to do exactly that in the Rodney King beating, albeit in a crude, prehistoric, and easily refuted way: The early part of the confrontation with King was snipped off, making it appear as though the officers beat him for no reason at all. (And it doesn't help the cause of liberty that the ABC article is utterly one-sided, not allowing police spokespeople to make the case in favor of prohibiting video-recording of arrests and confrontations.)
But still and all, such civilian videos would generally be the only possible evidence of police misconduct. If citizens have no right to record an arrest, either of themselves or a third party, without the "consent" of the officers (which is of course routinely denied), then how can anyone ever prove that a policeman is lying on the stand about what happened… or worse, that he assaulted the arrestee without good cause?
Suppose a cop pulls you over and demands money. When you refuse to pay a bribe, he throws you to the ground and arrests you for "resisting." By the time other officers arrive, you're already in handcuffs; who will the newly arrived police believe, the guy face down on the pavement, or one of their own?
I believe the answer is obvious: If a Good Samaritan records the events, you will be exonerated and a dirty cop will be off the streets; but if the police can confiscate his cell phone/camera — or intimidate him into not recording the arrest in the first place by threatening to arrest him too — then you will almost certainly be wrongly convicted; and the dirty cop will continue shaking down motorists. A society that removes from civilians the only means they have to prove statist tyranny is deeply unAmerican.
The ACLU of Florida filed a First Amendment lawsuit last month on behalf of a model who was arrested February 2009 in Boynton Beach. Fla. Her crime: videotaping an encounter between police officers and her teenage son at a movie theater. Prosecutors refused to file charges against Sharron Tasha Ford and her son.
Ford was not charged; but she was arrested. The mere threat of arrest would frighten most people out of video-recording any such "encounters," even in situations where police actions were entirely unreasonable. A decent judicial system must not tilt so strongly towards "law and order" that it neglects basic liberty. After all, the purpose of police in a civilized society is not to safeguard the police; if it were, cops would just hide in their stations and only sally forth in force to make military-style raids on the civilian population, as in many third-world countries.
The basic purpose of police is to safeguard civilians — their persons, their property, and their liberty. In this case, the accused must have access to any valid record of the arrest, because it can form the basis of a defense against some or all of the charges.
It's true that police often have their own videocameras mounted on their patrol vehicles; and in a perfect world, that would probably be all that most defendants would need. But these videos are totally within the control of the police themselves. If the arrestee alleges he was abused and subpoenas the video, the police can say there is none — it wasn't turned on, the recorder malfunctioned — and there is no way for the alleged victim to prove otherwise.
Even if the cops are entirely honest, hood-mounted videos often fail to catch everything that happens, especially if the suspect flees and is brought to ground far away from the squad cars.
In most states, it's only a criminal offense to record "private conversations" without consent of all parties; it seems hard to argue that official law-enforcement action — detention, arrest, physical confrontation — constitutes a conversation where the police have a reasonable expectation of privacy.
We must balance the two imperatives: We certainly don't want creatively edited videos making their way onto YouTube and tainting the jury pool; but on the other hand, we cannot simply brush aside the liberty interest of civilians being able to gather evidence of police misconduct, abuse, or assault.
Since police themselves now routinely video-record confrontations, I would rather encourage them to expand those operations, by new legislation if necessary; this would protect them against Rodney King-like media manipulations. American military forces now routinely use helmet-mounted video cameras; that should be standard equipment for police as well. And if a civilian videos an encounter, the police should be allowed to get his name and address at the scene and subpoena a complete copy of the recording.
The cops should even be allowed to release the civilian's complete video to the public, if a partial or edited video has already been released — via media news, YouTube, or any other means — either by the defendant or by any third party not connected with the police themselves. And of course, the prosecutor should be allowed to introduce the civilian video recording during trial, whether or not the defendant alleges abuse or misconduct… just as defendants should be allowed to subpoena and introduce any and all police videos and audios. (The latter is probably already law.)
But by the same principle, we should enact legislation allowing civilians to record incidents as well, whether as arrestee or Good Samaritan. This proposal follows my general libertarian principle: The antidote to dishonest or toxic speech is not to suppress it, but to respond to it with honest speech.
If police are worried that their actions will be deliberately misportrayed in the media, then instead of banning civilian video-recording of arrests, let the police fight back in the same venue with an honest, untampered video recording. (And if the police — or defendants — make their own dishonest manipulations of video, that should clearly fall into the category of obstruction of justice, just like post-hoc fabrication of a search warrant that never actually existed.)
Let a thousand video bloom, and hold everybody accountable for his actions — perp and cop alike.
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Aaron Ramsey can emulate the likes of Steven Gerrard and Frank Lampard to become the Premier League's next goalscoring midfielder.
That is the view of Arsène Wenger, who looked on as the Welshman fired his side to the top of Champions League Group F with a late winner against Marseille on Wednesday night.
Ramsey now has two goals for the season after scoring in the North London derby at the beginning of the month and Wenger believes he can push on to reach double figures before the season's end.
"Yes I think he can," the manager told Arsenal Player. "He has scored against Tottenham against Marseille.
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The Canisius women's basketball team couldn't overcome a couple of tough scoring stretches midway in the second half as the Golden Griffins lost 65-55 to Quinnipiac in the Koessler Athletic Center on Saturday afternoon.
Senior Jamie Ruttle recorded her fourth career double-double with 15 points and 10 rebounds, leaving her one point short of 1,000 points for her career. Senior Jen Morabito had 11 points, draining three 3-pointers for the fourth time in 10 games this season. Canisius shot 41.5 percent from the floor but couldn't overcome 21 turnovers and 6-of-13 shooting at the free-throw line.
"From practice the past few days, through the scouting report and to the game today, that was the best effort and attention to detail we've had all season," Canisius coach Terry Zeh said. "Their zone affected our offensive rhythm, and we turned it over too much, but those are things we can work on and improve.
"We can and need to build on the last few days because I'm excited to coach that team we've seen the last few days for the rest of the season."
Canisius (4-6, 0-1 MAAC) scored the first five points of the game before Quinnipiac came right back with eight points. The Griffs found success inside early in the half, with 10 of their first 15 points coming in the paint. Quinnipiac overcame 36 percent shooting in the first half by scoring 13 points off 14 Canisius turnovers. Canisius held Quinnipiac to one point for a stretch of four minutes before the Bobcats scored 12 points during a stretch of seven possessions to take a 28-26 lead. Canisius scored six of the final eight points in the first half and took a two-point lead into the locker room.
The Griffs built a five-point lead following a jumper from Morabito, and after Quinnipiac (6-6, 1-1 MAAC) tied the score at 38-38, a 3-pointer from Morabito gave the lead back to Canisius. A layup from redshirt junior Courtney VandeBovenkamp put Canisius ahead 43-39 with 12:33 left, but the Bobcats held the Griffs to two points and no field goals for a stretch of nearly six minutes.
The Griffs would go back inside and used two layups from senior Jen Lennox along with a layup from Ruttle to make it a two-point game at 53-51 with five minutes left. After the teams traded baskets, Quinnipiac held the Griffs scoreless for the next four minutes as Quinnipiac pulled away.
Jasmine Martin led all players with 22 points, including 4-for-5 shooting from behind the arc. Brittany McQuain had 10 points while Gillian Abshire had nine assists. Canisius held Quinnipiac to 35.5 percent from the floor but the Bobcats scored 24 points off the 21 Canisius turnovers
Canisius returns to the court after Christmas when the Golden Griffins open their MAAC road schedule at Manhattan. Game time in Riverdale on Sunday, Dec. 29, is set for 2 p.m.
Notes: Canisius and Quinnipiac met for the first time in program history… Ruttle, who played in her 100th career game, moved into 21st place on the career scoring list with 999 points… Morabito made three or more 3-pointers for the 29th time in her career… The Griffs shot 40 percent or better for the sixth time this season… Junior Kayla Hoohuli took a charge in the second half and now has taken 34 charges in her career… Sophomore Jasmine Mungo made her first career start… Freshman Tamara Miskovic recorded a career-best five assists... Junior Emily Weber did not dress and is out indefinitely with a leg injury.


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How about Brandon Knight? He might be available at #7.
If he is, that would be awesome. I don't believe he will be, though.
By what measure was he far and away the most efficient overall scorer? He was 10th in FG%, 12th in eFG%, and 5th in TS% (those rankings are on the team, not in the league).
I know we are going to be stuck with both BG and Maxiel until their contracts run out. I think they can move Hamilton now that he played better and only has a year left. Who I would keep are Monroe, JJ, Daye, Bynum and CV. Wilcox I am not sure about. Same with Stuckey. I just do not know if its too late for Stuck under better coaching ( assuming Dumars can pick a half way decent coach this time ). I actually like CV. He is on a high but manageable contract and I like his energy. If he play more D would be a pretty solid player.
maxiell will be on the active roster: wilcox gets better contract and bigben is semiretired anyway - most probalby won't play after a lockout year much. And regardless of coach - the saga of starting SG continiues til one of known playes is out of town.
Hire Van Gundy out of Orlando. He'll bring Nelson along and Howard will follow Nelson. Then trade Nelson, fire Van Gundy, and start all over with Dwight.
Perceptively true. You might have the opportunity to make wholesale changes this summer. I see two main groups to concentrate on: Another companion(s) for Monroe and a solid three. In a wholesale move you might get a secondary mixture of some solid 1-2. At least three/five players need to move. Washington and Cleveland have some nice combinations that might work out for all concerned. Like I mentioned before: Stuckey and Monroe are the only ones not moving and the former will have to prove he can develop into a point guard, providing he can keep his head straight. The Pistons first selection will be a big and I doubt that they deviate from this concentration in the second round. The majority of the players are revolving starter/bench players and you will have to sweeten the pot with someone like Gordon. I expect that he will be traded if you want to gain 1-2 starters that can hold their positions. Gores will have to wheel-and-deal rather quickly over the summer.
After Drafting Kemba The very first thing I would do...now many of u will not agree...is change the unis and our colors. maybe the old 90's colors anyone?
If we keep this motley crew, then we need a strong coach who will gain the respect of the players. Phil Jackson should be leaving LA, but he does not provide that type of leadership. He's the kind of coach who woulda worked in 2006...not 2012. I really don't see a coach who would give the team all they need, unless they shake up the roster and ship out some of the malcontents.
I think it's time for fresh blood. We should go after Spoelstra's assistant. Can't remember his name, but the guy's an offensive genius.
So were Q and Twitch. Do a google search for either one along with the words "offensive genius" and you'll have plenty of links touting them as such.
I'd rather have a "leader of men" type of guy than any sort of genius. Genius can be an assistant on the team, I need Alpha Male running the show.
Is Mr. Popcorn an Alpha Male?
Nope. Zeke was an alpha male.
I guess I wasn't clear. What I meant was: [SARCASM] I think it's time for fresh blood. We should go after Spoelstra's assistant. Can't remember his name, but the guy's an offensive genius. [/SARCASM] You know, becasue we hired Q who supposedly was the offensive genius behind Mike Brown. But it was all because of LeBron. And now LeBron is in Miami. Ah, forget it... :nerd2:
Q was hired for a number of reasons and neither dealt with hidden genius. First, he came cheap. Second, he had a tract record of longevity, where behind the scenes perspectives make head coaches pseudo-genius. Third, and most important, it was expected that a continuouence of X/O's would be all that was needed and the auto-pilot coming from the players reactions would make the club playoff bound. Thus, the myth-building continued for JD's overt and non-creative slow ride into the realm of the perfect looking lady, with just a slight, crooked smile.
His assistant? His name is either Riley or James
For what it's worth, I got it the first time. :smiley_hug:
I would make several trades (Ben Gordon and Rip) to relieve some cap spaces. Ben Gordon proved to being an unachiever.
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On the 10 bolt. I know a couple here locally that has a 69 Chevelle with a ZZ 383 Chev crate engine, 3000 stall, turbo 350, and ET streets for tires. They have a 10 bolt rear with an Eaton possi, 410 ratio, and stock axles. The rear suspension includes a U bolt ladder system, good shocks, and hard bushings. Now it would seem that he is on the edge of blowing this rear end, but he has bracket raced it a lot for three plus years.
The quadrajet and stock manifold may not be as restricting as you think, depending on the year. The early ones seem better the the smog years. It is heavy though. There are books you can buy on performance tuning that carb that can really add to its performance. Create good traction and a good holeshot then add hp.
|Keep the Quadrajet, and if you're not planning on really beating on the drive train, the 10-bolt should do you just fine.
|If its the original '65 327 it should have the blow by or "road tube" as we used to call them coming off the back of the block. If its been rebuilt and equipped with a pcv valve then the tube could have been removed and a plug installed in the hole. Look at the back of the block below the distributor for any signs.......327's are GOOD engines!! edit....also if its a "powerslide" and you plan on changing it out, I would install a 700R4, 1800-2200 rpm conv. and 3.73 posi....it will scoot.
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I would consider an overdrive transmission and a 2500 +- stall. I agree on the rear end ratio and the possi, Eaton is a good one. Someone else might chip in and advise you on some tricks for your rear suspension; shocks, bushings etc. After you get that done I would install the headers and dual exhaust, Edelbrock also has some good mufflers. I like the Aerochamber. My 2cs worth.
|Your buddies Mustang had a drop out oumpkin for the rear end gears, the Chevy does not. You'll hav to decide what gearing will work best, hard charging off the line, follow techs' advice. Top end speed, run with a taller gear and will get better mpg. In 68 Chevy had a pretty good variety of engines, if you have the double hump heads it's probably a 327, to know for sure you'll have to get some numbers off the block, there may be an easier way, someone smarter than me maybe able to tell you. I'd definitely go dual exhausts, maybe an edelbrock intake and carb. How does the car shift? If you can run it up to about 70 in low gear, it's probably a powerglide. It sounds like a pretty nice car, I'd keep it simple as far as modifying goes. Dan
Hey guys I appreciate it, here are some details that I left out that should be useful.
When it comes to body work, we had it painted 6 months ago, and had all the body work done. I have a set of chevy rally wheels with the center caps that say chevrolet motor division on it and all four wheels are flawless.
The car came factory with the 327 I am not convinced that is not what's in it, i just going off of what dad said he did, but again he is not technically savy like some.
now with the transmission, i am taking it to a transmission shop here in town this afternoon and hoping he can tell me which one it is. dad keeps saying turbo 350, but i think that to be wrong with just PRNDL on the transmission. If not I think I have a good transmission out in the garage for it.
I do want to do the rear end. and have been looking for everything to do it. in high school my best friend had a 92 mustang 5.0 and we would change gears every friday after school, we would have the set for driving back and forth to school and a set for the weekend cruise.
mechanically there is nothing wrong anywhere on the car, i could leave it the way it is now and drive it for ever. I have been driving it back to forth to work for a couple of weeks now. I am just wanting a little get up and go every now and then.
Like Sam said, it sounds like a Powerglide 2-speed automatic. That would mean that it probably has a 307 motor and something like a 2.73 gear. None of this is the stuff dreams are made of. It just means that you have a good, solid, dependable means of daily transportation.
Spending $135.88 for the manifold plus gaskets and cost of shipping would be fruitless. The money would be better spent buying your wife a new outfit. Trust me on this.
In the first place, with the possible exception of the headers and duals, you're starting at the wrong end of the car. It needs gears and a posi first and foremost. Go shopping for a 12-bolt differential and driveshaft from another Impala that has the same suspension setup as your car. I think that style was new in '65, so maybe a '65 to '70 would have the same suspension links. Check the recycling yards in your area and look on craigslist.com. Rebuild it with gears in the area of 3.70:1 and install a posi if it doesn't already have one.
Then when it's built, invite a couple of buddies over for beer and weenies to help you pull the old diff out and install the new one.
Drive the car that way while you shop for another motor and transmission to build for it.
That's my best advice.
I am not a chev guy but I think in 68 they were still putting the powerglide in some cars..those work fine just not "modern" Your plans sound fine to me just get it tuned to run well with what you have now..I would go wit a dual exhaust with a crossover H pipe and a set of flowmaster 40's to get a good sound..with the headers you will get a bit of a performance boost..I like the edelbrock manifolds myself but that is a preference..not a mandatory thing..once you have it running good then please consider the paint and body to preserve what you have in good shape..My personal choice on somethng like that is to do only minor body mods such as nosing and decking and a simple one color job that is nicely done..as far as wheels ou di no tmention those but some period correct style like the American wheels or Cragers would look good..
Kinda a understated typr of car but real clean and simple..those are great eye catchers to me..
Just my take
Man could I use some advice
Howdy everyone,
First off I want to start off by thanking everyone thate even reads this thread, not to mention you that actually answer it.
Now let me tell you about my car. I have a 1968 Imapala 2 door fastback. My dad bought this car from a buddy in 1981 and drove it up til around 91 or 92. Its a pretty solid old car. The motor went out and dad parked it under the shade tree. about two years ago he pulled it out and rebuilt the suspension, had the motor rebuilt and transmission rebuilt. He then put about 60 miles on it and parked it again. (when one man owns 7 vehicles not all get drove.) I guess he finally gave in and gave me the car, he had allways said that when he dies I will get it, but now he says I can have it and when he dies I can ahve the title. So about a month ago I go over to his place (take the wife and kids and just made a day of it) crawled under the car and changed all the fluids through out the entire car due to it sitting for about 13 months with just the occasional start, and drove it the 50 miles home with not any problems. Since then i have replaced all the rubber hoses under the hood, (radiator, power steering, spark plugs, and so forth) I have dressed the motor up with some mickey thompson valve covers I had and an edlebrock air cleaner but that's bee about it.
the car has a 350 (and forgive me but I am not a true shadetree mechanic) and a set of "double hump" heads. Dad says it has a good cam in it but doesnt recall which one. And our buddy that rebuilt went to be with Jesus a few months back so I cant ask him. other than that it is all stock it has an OEM intake manifold, quadrajet carb (that was also rebuilt during the rebuild and there is no problems with at all) and no headers just exhaust manifolds that go into one exhaust pipe, with a "cherry bomb" glasspack on it.
Now what I want to do.
The car is pretty powerful for its size. But I want to make it jump a little more. I have a set of hooker headers that a buddy had on a 75 chevy pickup for three weeks and then he totaled it and before insurance got the truck he took them off. I bought copper gaskets for the headers and painted them with the high heat pain. I did some measuring and everything should still clear just fine (i was a little worried since they came from a truck and not a car...but hey they were free.) I plan on running dual exhaust from the headers and I am not sure on what muffler to get yet. I am looking at a Weiand 8004 intake to put on it, and have even toyed with going with a bigger carb. When I changed the plugs and wires, I used a set that I had for now and plan on going with a good set of both when I do everything else. i would also like to change the distrubitor and coil as well. Can you guys give me some hints on how I can get the max out of my money and make my old man proud. I am not all about pulling the motor out at this junction but if it came down to it I probably would. Also I would like some ideas for the rear end, I would like to gain a little more torque as well. I dont plan on having a beast or a race car. I just want something that sounds, DRIVES, and looks good going down the road.
If any more information is needed just let me know. I am unsure of the transmission other than there is a low and high, I have the transmission numbers wrote down I just have to look at them (i wrote all numbers down as I was changing the transmission filter and gasket) i also can get the numbers off the motor tomorrow in the day light.
Again thank you so much.
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These documents were created to record a tax paid by the master. They can tell you what trade your forebear learnt, the master's name and address and even details of the child's parents.
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How is everyone's season going so far?
Mine has been very good.
The lake level being so low then coming up along with the good numbers of mallards it has been a fun season so far.
This was Sundays hunt. The picture cut off three mallards.
pete/pmr wrote:Got out to the lake today and the ducks are there, group after group of divers were flying out toward the center of the lake! Have no idea why they are staying so far out in the ruff choppy water! The lake was brutal today with the wind out of the west! But on my way home I went up to the dead creek area and OMG were there mallards! Hundreds!! Blacks, teal all sorts of ducks! But I must say they know where they are safe!
hawkman wrote:Well, did you get 'em?
Sounded like birds may have been moving on Champlain. Had hoped they would also move in the NEK. Was out Friday ,Sat and Sunday. Tried the cornfileds, river, lakes and marshes. Almost no ducks at all. Did see a few high flying geese. Even had five snows land in the middle of the lake which I had never seen at this location before. They dropped into a pile of seagulls. Must have been lost.
hawkman wrote:Don't know about Whipple or Johns but Newport was completely open Sunday night. My guess is that they were all open at that time. Even most of the marsh had opened up with the strong west wind we had.
The previous Wednesday, the entire marsh had 1" of ice and the bay had a large thin patch of ice that one could motor through (I did). There are a bunch of ringnecks with a few goldeneyes that have been hanging around there. They are very spooky and jump at the first sight of a boat. I set up for divers Wednesday but they stayed just out of range as they rocketed past.
When I left Sunday evening, the wind had died completely, the temp dropped to 24 and the marsh was freezing up fast. Had to chop some of my decoys out. Whether the ramp will be open much longer, ?????.
pete/pmr wrote:As for small ponds and marshes icing over,I am watching temps here and patterning birds,and it seems they are staying on larger bodies of water until mid day,and flying into corn fields,, and green fields,then hitting the smaller ponds that have opened up from the warm up of the day! But I am also seeing them on the rivers in slow backwaters that are not freezing up overnight! And I am seeing ducks sitting on the edge of the ice out in deeper water,obviously because the deeper water takes longer to freeze,but it provides little to no food! Except for divers! This is the tricky part of the year where the birds are bouncing from fields to rivers to big water,it is hard to get a good grasp on how to set up on them! Good luck for all those out there chasing them,and never give up!
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My two working GSD's are 2 years and 6 months. My 2 year old works wonderfully on a prong, and only wears it WHILE working, making it an understanding that when the prong collar is on, she is on her best behavior and doing her job (she is a certified SD). My 6 month old though, I'm having some trouble finding the right thing for. She started with a flat collar, and when she became old enough and started pulling and such, we switched her to a prong, as that's what I've been using and have been successful with. While working though, she has control of her head even on the prong and is distracted by EVERYTHING. Because of this, I thought to switch her to a gentle leader so I had more head control. She absolutely HATES it, to the point of just shutting down on the ground laying down to protest it. I have had no luck with her on just a flat collar either, and I do not believe in using chokes. She is ball and food driven, though we usually work with treats in public (SD in training). Any suggestions on new things to try, or methods to get her used to either focusing while wearing the prong or not hating the gentle leader?
I think this isn't an equipment issue. A prong should be fine. teach a focus command indoors and work up to outdoors using the ball or food as a reward. Ask for super short commands for now.
ex: if your dog can focus for 2 minutes inside before a reward, i'd reward after like 20 seconds outside and work up. 6 months is young. Mine didn't start getting more focused til later
i gave up on the gentle leader. Hated that. I tossed it in a box the time my dog saw me pull it out and hid under the kitchen table. not worth it to make my dog miserable
Alright, I'll try this. She has a decent focus. About a minute and a half if the treat is right. She is difficult to get her vest on sometimes too though. I think because its so warm out where I am. She is amazingly smart though and leaned most of everything she knows on the prong. Thanks.
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Medley family plans new chapter of Black Forest charity
Aurora shooting victims to 'pay it forward'
BLACK FOREST, Colo. - A southern Colorado family that many people helped after the theater shooting in Aurora last summer is revealing a new plan to pay it forward.
Katie Medley said she will open a Canon City chapter of Helping Everyone Recover.
Medley's husband, Caleb, was shot at the theater last summer. While he was in the hospital when their first son, Hugo, was born.
The family raised $3,000 for Helping Everyone Recover through their Pay It Forward Fundraiser in Florence one month ago.
The charity opened shortly after the Black Forest Fire in June. It began as a way for Racquel Garcia's daughter, Mackenzie, to help her friends who lost everything in the fire.
"As a mother, that's what it started from -- what would I need to begin my home?" Garcia said.
Over two months, HER acted as a middle man between donations and victims in need of household goods lost in the fire. The group helped 83 families. Garcia said the group will close it's warehouse in Tri Lakes on August 31.
Medley was inspired by the group and said HER could help families in Fremont County as well.
"We had so many people who came forward and helped us out after the shooting," Medley said. "It's really exciting to to be able to help people so I think partnering with Racquel is a really great way to do that. I think we have a lot of the same ideas in the way to keep it small and local and help the community."
Despite remaining guarded, the Medley family said helping the community that helped them through tough times is important.
"We've been very private. We have been focused on our family and Caleb and Hugo are getting into a place where we're able to do more things," Medley said. "We want to repay the kindness people have shown to us."
There's no time table for opening the new Helping Everyone Recover chapter.


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View a physics class focusing on conservation of angular momentum and learn more about Dr. James Clarage, a physics professor whose dramatic flair for explaining the most fundamental principles of nature occasionally prompts him to wear a toga.
If on any given day you were to walk into any of Dr. Jim Clarage's classes, you might wonder if you had mistakenly wandered into a theater class instead of physics.
If he's not standing at the front of the room giving a lecture in a toga and impersonating Pythagoras, he's pushing around a cart full of interesting props. These props, he said, are used to demonstrate the laws and topics of his intended lecture. But it's this kind of approach to teaching that really engages his students and makes each class fun and interesting.
Now teaching at UST for his second year, Clarage, who earned his doctorate at Brandeis University, had a background in theater before studying physics. He attributes that interest to the reason why he incorporates a dramatic element into each of his classes.
"It became clear to me that theater has a set of rules that engage people and capture their attention," Clarage said. "Most of the time, there is a narrative behind a scientific law, so instead of reading the law straight from the textbook, I interpret it in narrative form. And the students really respond to that approach."
Before coming to St. Thomas, Clarage taught courses in physics and astronomy at Rice University and the University of Houston. Now as an assistant professor of physics at UST, the Chicago native said he feels he has found a place he thoroughly enjoys, particularly because of its core values.
"What I like about St. Thomas is that it incorporates liberal arts as part of teaching, and it's not all just about dry equations," he said. "And I like the fact that you don't have to be afraid of mentioning God in the classroom or bringing up questions of meaning."
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As a tai chi practitioner, it might not be too surprising if this theatrical professor showed off a few moves during one of his lectures.
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As visitors enter the lobby of Westland Printers, they're stunned by a riot of color. The commercial custom printer displays samples of its work on two full walls. There's no missing the fact that Westland prints sophisticated multicolor brochures, many of which feature diecut and embossed covers produced on-site.
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When asked what they were searching for, one officer said 'Evidence.'Asked if they were successful, he said 'no.'
Hernandez has been the target of scrutiny in the shooting death of 27-year old semi-pro football player and friend Odin Lloyd, whose body was found a week ago about a quarter mile from Hernandez's home.State and local investigators were at the Hernandez home every day from Tuesday through Saturday, when more than a dozen officials and two K-9 units were present for almost four hours and left with boxes and bags full of what is presumed to be evidence.Over the weekend, spokespersons for the Bristol County District Attorney's Office said they were not releasing information on the investigation but if there was a major development there would be a public announcement.Hernandez grew up in nearby Bristol, Conn., and was drafted by the Patriots out of the University of Florida in 2010. He hired attorneys, who have declined specific comment.
It was reported that Hernandez and three others, including Lloyd, were at a bar together Sunday, June 16. Neighbors report they heard shots after midnight. Lloyd's body was found Monday afternoon.Multiple reports indicate that when investigators retrieved a surveillance video and cellular phone from Hernandez that they were physically damaged. Also, Hernandez reportedly hired a cleaning crew to scrub his home last Monday.There were conflicting reports last week whether a warrant for arrest, either on paper or by computer, was issued for Hernandez regarding obstruction of justice in relation to destroying potential evidence.However, even if such a warrant was drawn, there was no report that it was served as of early Monday morning.
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'The key play: Philly's Brian Savage took a penalty for goaltender interference with less than a minute remaining in the second period and the Sabres ahead 1-0. Just 11 seconds later, Briere fed a nifty pass to J.P. Dumont to give Buffalo a 2-0 edge. Flyers coach Ken Hitchcock wouldn't comment on the call, but did emphatically say "it was a major turning point in the game."'
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'game featured a very fast Sabres team that relentlessly attacked the Flyers, protected Miller and was relatively free of the mistakes and brain cramps that plagued the team in Philadelphia. Buffalo's power play which sputtered on the road racked up two huge goals to power Buffalo to the win.'
Buffalo 3, Philadelphia 0
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'He's been outplayed by Philadelphia's Robert Esche, a member of the U.S. Olympic Team. Twice in the last two games he's allowed want-'em-back goals at the worst possible moments. Sabres co-captain Daniel Briere had it right Saturday. You want to see Miller at his best? Get him good and ornery, which happens to be where he's at, suitably incensed for the crossroads game of what's now a best-of-three series between the Sabres and the Flyers.'
Numminen says he's cleared for return
'"It feels good," Numminen said after practice in the Amherst Pepsi Center. "I went to see the doctors yesterday, and they looked at it. Everything looks normal, everything looks like it should. So I feel good about it and will be playing."'
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Numminen planning to play for Sabres today
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