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The San Francisco SPCA (www.sfspca.org) is celebrating Adopt-a-Shelter-Cat month this June by promoting cat adoptions through a variety of events, including the Rescue, Recycle, Renew Adoption Fair on June 20 and Catnip, a fun and casual meet-up where cat-lovers can meet and mingle, on June 25.
"Spring and summer bring a surge of cats and kittens into the shelter in need of loving, permanent homes, so now is the perfect time to adopt," explained Jan McHugh Smith, president, The San Francisco SPCA. "For people who already have cats at home, this is the time of year to be sure your cat is healthy by making an appointment at our Veterinary Hospital. We also have a number of online resources that cat owners and people interested in helping San Francisco's feral cat population can rely on."
Everyone is invited to visit Maddie's Adoption Center at The SF/SPCA (250 Florida Street near 16th Street) to meet the wonderful mature cats and kittens available for adoption. You can also meet our cats and kittens online at http://www.sfspca.org/adoptions/cats/, or at the June 20th Rescue, Recycle, Renew Adoption Fair. This free, eco-friendly Animal Adoption Fair sponsored by the PETCO Foundation brings together Bay Area rescue groups and introduces the public to a range of adoptable animals from dogs and cats to bunnies and reptiles. The Adoption Fair will be held on Saturday, June 20, 2009 at The SF/SPCA's 201 Alabama Street entrance. Admission is free. More information is available at http://www.sfspca.org/about-us/events/rescue-recycle-renew.html.
To insure cat-lovers find the perfect match when they come to adopt, The SF/SPCA provides the Feline-ality Meet Your Match Cat Adopter Survey online at http://www.sfspca.org/meetyourmatch, or in-person at Maddie's Adoption Center. Meet Your Match Feline-ality is a research-based program for identifying compatible matches between cats and potential adopters. Once a potential adopter's Feline-ality is identified, adoption experts at Maddie's can introduce him or her to cats with the traits and behaviors that best suit a particular lifestyle and household.
Cat-lovers may also take the Feline-ality test at Catnip, a special event where cat-lovers can meet and mingle with one another and the shelter cats. The first Catnip event will be held 6:30 pm-8:00 pm June 25th at The SF/SPCA's 250 Florida Street entrance. For more information, go to http://www.sfspca.org/adopt-a-shelter-cat.
The SF/SPCA provides these additional tips to help insure many happy and successful cat adoptions this Adopt-a-Shelter-Cat month. You can also find ongoing insight from The SF/SPCA's cat behavior program on the "Litter Did You Know…" blog at http://sfspcacat.blogspot.com/.
- Kids and cats: Kittens may do well with young children while adult cats have a harder time adjusting. We often see more returns with adult cats in association with toddlers/ kids. Check with SF/SPCA staff about which cats may do best in higher activity homes.
- Number: While it is great to adopt pairs, please check with SF/SPCA staff about their compatibility. Some of our cats are highly reactive to other cats. Not all cats enjoy companionship, but many are very social with members of their own species.
- Personality: Many cats are under a great deal of stress in a shelter environment. A cat's true personality may not emerge until he has been in his new home for several weeks. The SF/SPCA encourages you to visit the cat you're interested in several times and to read or ask about any information about the cat's history.
- Coat: The longer the cat's fur, the more brushing will be needed to prevent painful matting.
- Nutrition and health: Good nutrition and yearly vet visits to The SF/SPCA Veterinary Hospital will keep your cat healthy and happy. Keep your cat indoors to prevent accidents or fights with other cats. Check your cat for fleas, and make sure the litter box is clean and odor-free. Finally, set aside time every day to play with your cat; it is beneficial for you both!
- Tags: Animal shelters take in millions of lost cats each year that are not wearing any identification. Make sure to include your cat's name and your name, address and phone number on the tag. Even indoor cats can slip outside, so make sure your four-footed companion is wearing her tag at all times. Microchips are another excellent way of identifying your pet. These tiny chips are permanently implanted under your cat's skin and therefore can never come off or get lost. Each SF/SPCA cat and kitten is micro-chipped before leaving the Adoption Center.
- Prepare your home: Both adult cats and kittens love to climb and explore. Be aware of possible hazards. Keep trashcans closed, toilet-seat covers down and cabinets latched. Don't let cords or wires dangle, and cover any floor heating and air vents. Some houseplants may be toxic, so check with your vet for information on cat-friendly indoor plants.
- Dogs and cats: We don't introduce dogs to cats at The SF/SPCA. Please speak with SF/SPCA staff on introducing dogs and cats in one household - we're happy to help.
- Spay/Neuter: All our adoptable cats and kittens receive their complementary Snip N' Go at The SF/SPCA. Please spay/neuter your cat if you haven't already at The SF/SPCA Spay/Neuter Clinic.


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Hey can anyone tell me about the rules for hunting on foster lake ? I know its public to fish but private to duck hunt.
If you own a lot on the lake (not a leased lot) can you hunt the entire lake?
Can you build a blind wherever you like , or can you use the blinds already built as first come first serve?
Not a big duck hunter maybe once a year just want to know the agreement settled with the state back in 2006.


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Rape and consent are facts rarely taken seriously outside of movements focused on the rights of women. Consent is sought and contested in sexual conversations and acts, and emotional and intellectual manipulation can result in acts that the abuser can wash their hands of but the confused victim cannot wash away. When consent is ignored, abuse proceeds not always with force, but sometimes with just words. By using guilt, rapists and abusers can clense their consciences and eternally claim to be the good guy or girl. The emphasis should not be on the technical yes, the coerced "consent", but on the feelings and experiences of victims, of survivors, of people who have been used and abused through manipulation, which leaves no mark.
Head on over for the full post. Thanks so much to the wonderful Cara for her help on this.


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2012-13 Season
Scored 11 of his 14 points in the second half in a win at Loyola (2/2), playing clutch minutes at point guard.
Made all four of his shots (3-3 3FGs) and went 4-of-4 from the line for 15 points against Cleveland State (1/19).
Made two three-pointers and scored 11 points at Detroit (1/5).
Knocked down two three-pointers and scored eight points at Wright State (1/3).
Made his first five three-pointers en route to scoring 21 points against Illinois-Springfield (12/30).
Scored 10 points off the bench against South Dakota (12/22).
Knocked down 2-of-3 three-pointers at Wisconsin (12/12).
Hit two three-pointers and scored eight points at Virginia (12/1).
Made 4-of-6 three-pointers and scored 13 points in his first Phoenix start against North Dakota State (11/24).
Drained six three-pointers and had 11 points and six rebounds vs. Cal State Fullerton (11/18).
Had six points and three rebounds in Phoenix debut against Chicago State (11/10).
Two-time Region Player of the Year at SSC
Averaged 14.5 points and 6.6 rbeounds per game in 2011-12
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Arsenal will face Udinese in this season's Champions League Play-Off Round.
The draw took place in Nyon, Switzerland on Friday and saw the Gunners first out of the hat, meaning they will host the first leg at Emirates Stadium.
The matches will be played either side of the second weekend of the Premier League campaign - the first leg is scheduled for August 16 with the second leg on August 24.
Games to be played as under:
Arsenal v Udinese Calcio
Tuesday, August 16
Kick Off: 19.45 (UK time)
Emirates Stadium
Udinese Calcio v Arsenal
Wednesday, August 24
Kick Off: 19:45 (UK time)
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by Rick Brewer, Sports Information Director Emeritus
CHAPEL HILL - When Bill Guthridge was named to the North Carolina Sports Hall of Fame recently, many pointed to the way he took Carolina to two Final Fours in three years on the job.
But, it was his 30 years as a Tar Heel assistant that may have played an even bigger role in his selection.
Guthridge spent 33 years at Carolina, 30 of them as the top assistant to Dean Smith. No assistant in college basketball history has ever worked for the same head coach as long as Guthridge did. When Smith stepped down in the fall of 1998 he handpicked Guthridge to succeed him.
It was a surprise move to some because years earlier Guthridge decided not to pursue a head coaching job. He had turned down opportunities at other schools to remain at Carolina. But, Smith wanted the program in good hands and he knew that would be the case with Guthridge. Plus, he wanted Guthridge to have the opportunity to run a team. Smith felt people should see the type of coach Guthridge was. He didn't think Guthridge had ever gotten the credit he really deserved.
Guthridge made it immediately clear he only would take the job for a couple of years. But, he made his time memorable and showed Smith's plan was the correct one.
His 1998 team posted a 34-4 record, won the ACC Tournament and finished first in the nation, before falling to Utah in the national semifinals.
Carolina was 24-10 in 1999. Then in 2000, the Tar Heels finished 22-14, but played their best basketball in the post-season and again reached the Final Four.
Guthridge took two quite different teams to the national semifinals. The 1998 team was built around Antawn Jamison and Vince Carter, a pair of first-team All-Americas. In 2000 Carolina only had a pair of second-team All-ACC players, senior Ed Cota and freshman Joseph Forte.
Guthridge was the consensus national coach of the year after his initial season. His total of 58 wins were the most ever by any coach in his first two seasons on the job.
He played or coached in 14 Final Fours, more than anyone in NCAA history. That included his two as Carolina's head coach, 10 as Smith's assistant and one each as a player and assistant coach at Kansas State.
As Smith's assistant Guthridge helped develop and recruit some of the best players in college basketball. He worked with great post players like Mitch Kupchak, James Worthy, Sam Perkins, Brad Daugherty, J.R. Reid, Scott Williams, Eric Montross, Rasheed Wallace and Jamison
But, in fact, he knew the intricacies of every position on the court. He was also a great game strategist. Smith, probably the best game coach in basketball history, always would listen to Guthridge if he had an observation during play.
When Smith was chosen as the 1976 U.S. Olympic coach, he quickly chose Guthridge and Georgetown's John Thompson as his two assistants.
If anyone could match Smith at organization, it was Guthridge. He was the guy who handled so many of the team's details for Smith. With a program as successful as Carolina's, Smith couldn't be completely hands-on in every facet of the operation.
When it came to practice and games, Smith was in charge. But, he also would listen to Guthridge if he had a suggestion.
No, Guthridge was much more than a simple "detail" man. He had one of the best basketball minds in the business.
He had a great sense of humor, although his inside jokes often went over the head of listeners. But, former players from Dick Grubar to Mike O'Koren to George Lynch still find themselves the target of his one-liners when they return to Chapel Hill.
While he can still brighten up any room, he knew discipline was an integral part of success on the college level.
Players talk about "Coach Guthridge's time" when they're anywhere around him. His watch was known to run a little fast.
That began when he was Smith's assistant. If a player had an appointment with Guthridge, he knew he probably ought to be five minutes early to be on the safe side. If the team was taking a bus anywhere, to the airport or from a hotel to an arena, players had better be on board a couple of minutes early. When it was time to go, Guthridge didn't keep everyone else waiting on anyone. That went from a reserve to an All-America.
And Guthridge knew an All-America when he saw one. Smith has always called him one of the greatest judges of talent he had ever known.
During the 1969-70 season the biggest name in high school basketball was Tom McMillen. In the western part of this state 7-4 Tommy Burleson was attracting tremendous attention from college recruiters. Carolina, in fact, wanted both.
Meanwhile, Guthridge was becoming very interested in Bobby Jones, a 6-8 frontcourt player in Charlotte. Guthridge liked his quickness and great hands.
Jones won All-America honors as a senior. He went on to have a sensational career in the NBA, being selected to the league's All-Defensive Team nine times and having his jersey retired by the Philadelphia 76ers.
"The first time Bill saw Bobby he liked him," Smith once said. "I think he felt Bobby was the best prospect we were recruiting all along that year."
A few years later Guthridge was the first coach to see Michael Jordan early in his high school career. The ability was already there, but no one else knew anything about him. Guthridge told Smith they needed to start the recruiting process because pretty soon everyone in the country would be after him.
It seems funny now that some people wondered if Guthridge could handle Carolina's head coaching job. The man didn't sit beside Tex Winter at Kansas State and then Smith without learning anything.
That work as a head coach will get the attention this spring at the NCSHOF inductions. But, it was his time as an assistant that was just as important to Carolina's amazing basketball success.


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'But if the Sabres suffer another injury on defense, they have only three rookies to choose from in Rochester (Mike Funk, Mike Card and injured Andrej Sekera). Amerks captain Brandon Smith is their property, but they have never considered him to be a player on their NHL roster. "Ideally you'd like 12 defensemen who could all play in the NHL," general manager Darcy Regier said…"But you make decisions based on how much room you have in the minors, and in our case there's not a lot of room, and on the salary cap."'
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Hey all, I just finished my "Holiday Special" jet pack. Let me know what you all think!
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Hey all, I just finished my "Holiday Special" jet pack. Let me know what you all think!
:eek:eekWHOA!:eek:eek Dude that is incredible! Two questions for ya:
1) How long that take to finish?
2) What source(s) did you use as reference(s)?
1) In total, not counting all the downtime the jet pack spent on my table untouched, I'd say it took about 6 good days of work.Quote:
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2) My sources are quite varied. The weathering on the body of the jet pack was highly inspired by a member here, in fact. Darth Miller's ROTJ jet pack was my main source of the paint chip design and whatnot. His pack is just amazing, and I wanted to do something equally as amazing. However, since his pack is still in progress, I had to come up with my own chip marks in places he didn't get to yet (mainly the sides.) The rocket's weathering was based off of several ROTJ packs, and the paint chips on it were based off of the prepro2 rocket. However, since this rocket lacks fins, I had to change some things up and omit certain details. So in short, not one single pack was my source of reference.
Also worthy of note: The paint design was, of course, inspired by and meant to be the Holiday Special version. But since this is meant to be a realistic approach to that version, I decided to add little bits of detail to it (such as the black bands and the prepro style beacon).
Awesome! :D
I can not wait to see your complete Holiday Fett! :thumbsup
Great Job!!!
lookin nice great job!
Very Nice. :thumbsup
Really like the weathering.
Well done. :cheers
Sa' weet Dude!
Wow, that's awesome!
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Yeah! What he said! That Rocks!
What brand of Jet Pack is that?
That rocks man. Excellent interpretation!!
I love the "real world" cartoon approach you're taking.
That is cool, I finally finished the Holiday special. It took me about 6 months to finially get through the whole thing 3-5 minutes at a time. I was able to watch the entire boba fett animation sequince though as it was really pretty cool.
VERY nice. When I read the thread topic, I was expecting something brighter, cheerier....and cheesier. You made it look fantastic. You will have a sweet suit if you finish the rest like that pack you did!!!! :)
Don't ,know how I missed this....FANTASTIC!!! The finished product should be nothing short of stellar!
Most impressive, friend! That turned out fantastic, friend!
That is one kick :moon jet pack. Its colors are awesome and so is your detail on the pack itself. Very nice bro for a job well done!!!!
Very detailed and original :cheers .
Awesome job TB1184
I love it, awesome awesome paint job man!
Very cool to see it in that paint scheme


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irwin, do you use google picasa?
Looking good Irwin, now how about some crab and salmon pictures? ;)...JP
Good Going Irwin,That ;looks like a B-O-a-T for F-I-S-H-I-N-G in the back ground.Does the dog go fishing with ya?
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Wayne Law Honors Convocation to Celebrate Student Success
DETROIT (Oct. 20, 2008) - Wayne State University Law School will once again celebrate student success at its annual Honors Convocation Ceremony at 4 p.m. in the Wayne State University Community Arts Auditorium on Friday, Nov. 14, 2008.
More than 75 scholarships and awards will be given to students. Eligibility for the awards is determined by academic success, involvement in Law School and community activities, financial need or future career interests.
"On behalf of Wayne Law, I would like to thank our wonderful alumni and friends who help make this ceremony possible," said Wayne Law Dean Robert M. Ackerman. "It is through their efforts that our students are offered this annual recognition and support."
A number of donors will be present to meet and mingle with award recipients. Photos from the event will be available in the near future and a complete list of awards, donors and recipients will be published in the alumni newsletter, Raising the Bar.
Wayne State University Law School has educated and served the Detroit metropolitan area since its inception as Detroit City Law School in 1927. Located at 471 West Palmer Street in Detroit's re-energized historic cultural center, the Law School remains committed to student success and features modern lecture and court facilities, multi-media and distance learning classrooms, a 250-seat auditorium, and the Arthur Neef Law Library, which houses one of the nation's 40 largest legal collections. Taught by an internationally recognized and expert faculty, Wayne State Law School students experience a high-quality legal education via a growing array of hands-on curricular offerings, five live-client clinics, and access to well over 100 internships with local and non-profit entities each year. Its 11,000 living alumni, who work in every state of the nation and more than a dozen foreign countries, are experts in their disciplines and include leading members of the local, national and international legal communities. For more information, visit www.law.wayne.edu.


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In what has become annual tradition, Inside Lacrosse is pleased to present this year's Power 100 Freshmen rankings, featuring the best new players hitting NCAA rosters this fall.
Check back Tuesday morning for this year's Top 40 Midfielders and Top 40 Attackman, Wednesday morning for Top 40 Defensemen and Top 15 Goalies, and Thursday for our Top 50 Young Gun Seniors and Top 50 Young Gun Juniors lists.
For more analysis, check out the September issue of Inside Lacrosse.
1. Lyle Thompson, Midfield, LaFayette (N.Y.), Albany
2. Jimmy Bitter, Attack, Deerfield (Mass.), North Carolina
3. Conor Doyle, Attack, Gilman (Md.), Notre Dame
4. Wells Stanwick, Attack, Boys' Latin (Md.), Johns Hopkins
5. Carl Walrath, Attack/Midfield, Haverford School (Pa.), Virginia
6. David Solomon, Attack, Salisbury School (Conn.), Maryland
7. Joey Sankey, Attack, Penn Charter (Pa.), North Carolina
8. Stephen Jahelka, Defense, Garden City (N.Y.), Harvard
9. Ryan Kilpatrick, Defense/LSM, Salesianum (Del.), North Carolina
10. Ryan Tucker, Midfield, Gilman (Md.), Virginia
11. Bobby Gribbin, Midfield, Georgetown Prep (Md.), Maryland
12. Michael Pellegrino, Defense/LSM, Connetquot (N.Y.), Johns Hopkins
13. Brian Sullivan, Defense, Bishop Timon-St. Jude (N.Y.), North Carolina
14. Sean Mahon, Midfield, Chaminade (N.Y.) Harvard
15. Thomas Grimm, Attack/Midfield, Carthage (N.Y.), Syracuse
16. Kevin Forster, Attack, LaSalle (Pa.), Maryland
17. Conor Kelly, Goal, Haverford School (Pa.), Notre Dame
18. Bobby Wardwell, Goal, Shenendehowa (N.Y.), Syracuse
19. Kyle Keenan, Attack, Smithtown West (N.Y.), Duke
20. Brian Dailey, Defense, Conestoga (Pa.), Duke
21. Brian Fischer, Defense, Garden City (N.Y.), Harvard
22. Brendan McGrath, Midfield, Haverford School (Pa.), Princeton
23. Mike Daniello, Attack, John Jay-Cross River (N.Y.), Johns Hopkins
24. Bryson Greene, Defense, McDonogh (Md.), Georgetown
25. Greg Danseglio, Defense, St. Anthony's (N.Y.), Virginia
26. Jake Gambitsky, Goal, Wantagh (N.Y.), Harvard
27. Goran Murray, Defense/LSM, Haverford School (Pa.), Maryland
28. John Connors, Goal, Chaminade (N.Y.), Navy
29. Kyle Turri, Goal, West Islip (N.Y.), Duke
30. Jay Carlson, Attack, St. Paul's (Md.), Maryland
31. Joe LoCascio, Midfield, St. Anthony's (N.Y.), Maryland
32. Matt Walters, Midfield, Haverford School (Pa.), Syracuse
33. Patrick Keena, Attack, Landon (Md.), Navy
34. Taylor Michel, Attack, St. Paul's (Md.), Virginia
35. Connor Buczek, Attack, St. Xavier (Ohio), Cornell
36. Tyler German, Midfield, Queen Anne's (Md.), Virginia
37. Walker Chafee, Midfield, Salisbury School (Conn.), North Carolina
38. Brandon Mullins, Defense, Coppell (Texas), Syracuse
39. Eric Parnon, Defense, Darien (Conn.), Maryland
40. John Kelly, Defense, Bullis (Md.), Johns Hopkins
41. Brandon Gamblin, Midfield, Sachem North (N.Y.), UMass
42. Jeff Chase, Midfield, Boys' Latin (Md.), Loyola
43. Will Haus, Midfield/Attack, Palmyra (Pa.), Duke
44. Ryan DeSimone, Attack, Smithtown East (N.Y.), Villanova
45. Jack Bogorowski, Midfield, La Salle (Pa.), Johns Hopkins
46. Jack Breit, Defense, Delbarton (N.J.), Harvard
47. Tanner Ottenbreit, Defense, Regis Jesuit (Colo.) Virginia
48. Kevin Rice, Attack, Skaneateles (N.Y.), Syracuse
49. Conrad Oberbeck, Attack, Brunswick School (Conn.), Yale
50. Joe Ostrander, Defense, Farmingdale (N.Y.), Towson
51. Christian Bennardo, Attack, St. Anthony's (N.Y.), Villanova
52. Ralph D'Agostino, Defense, Immaculata (N.J.), Syracuse
53. Bronson Kelly, Midfield, Avon Old Farms (N.Y.), Johns Hopkins
54. Keegan Michel, Midfield, McDonogh (Md.), Harvard
55. Zach Oliveri, Goal, Connetquot (N.Y.), UMass
56. Henry Williams, Defense, Georgetown Prep (Md.), Notre Dame
57. Rob Enright, Defense, Massapequa (N.Y.), Johns Hopkins
58. John Barney, Midfield, Delbarton School (N.J.), Maryland
59. Kyle DeVinney, Defense, McDonogh (Md.), Navy
60. Luke Howard, Defense, Landon (Md.), Ohio State
61. Gunnar Waldt, Goal, St. Paul's (Md.), Bryant
62. Bobby Tait, Defense, Germantown Academy (Pa.), Syracuse
63. Drew Federico, Attack, West Islip (N.Y.), Fairfield
64. Will Mazzone, Attack, Ward Melville (N.Y.), Army
65. Will Walker, Attack, Phillips Andover (Mass.), Harvard
66. Ben Karr, Defense, Conestoga (Pa.), Ohio State
67. Kyle Bernlohr, Goal, Western Reserve (Ohio), Maryland
68. Eric Chadderdon, Defense, Hamburg Central (N.Y.), Ohio State
69. Cory Dobyns, Attack, Georgetown Prep (Md.), Drexel
70. Hup Hupfeldt, Attack, Haverford School (Pa.), Penn
71. Mike Sagl, Midfield, West Islip (N.Y.), Quinnipiac
72. Tanner Scott, Midfield, Conestoga (Pa.), Duke
73. J.P. Burnside, Defense, Garden City (N.Y.), Penn State
74. Salvatore Tuttle, Attack, Farmingdale (N.Y.), Hofstra
75. Shane Thorton, Midfield, Chaminade (N.Y.), Yale
76. Brenny Daly, Midfield, McDonogh (Md.), Syracuse
77. Joe McCallion, Midfield, Haverford School (Pa.), Penn
78. Charlie Raffa, Midfield, St. Anthony's (N.Y.), Maryland
79. Peter Rossetti, Defense, Collegiate School (Va.), Georgetown
80. Rhody Heller, Goal, Regis Jesuit (Colo.), Virginia
81. Riley Lasda, Midfield, Ithaca (N.Y.), Penn State
82. Andrew Kennedy, Midfield, Malvern Prep (Pa.), Johns Hopkins
83. Alex Beatty, Defense, Haverford School (Pa.), Princeton
84. Korey Hendrickson, Midfield, Farmingdale (N.Y.), Hofstra
85. John Greacen, Midfield, Cazenovia Central (N.Y.), Towson
86. Joseph Leonard, Attack, Hicksville (N.Y.), St. John's
87. Logan Connolly, Attack, St. Mary's Annapolis (Md.), Notre Dame
88. Jules Godino, Defense, Summit (N.J.), Navy
89. Will Rotatori, Attack, Lake Highland Prep (Fla.), Princeton
90. Grant Whiteway, Attack, Billerica (Mass.), UMass
91. Greg Coholan, Attack, Irondequoit (N.Y.), Virginia
92. Tyler White, Goal, Corning Unified (N.Y.), Towson
93. Bo Stafford, Attack, Brunswick School (Conn.), Georgetown
94. Tom Gordon, Midfield, Garden City (N.Y.), Johns Hopkins
95. Dane Dickey, Defense, Moorestown (N.J.), North Carolina
96. Sean Shakespeare, Attack, Nobles & Greenough (Mass.), Yale
97. Sean Cannizzaro, Attack, Cazenovia Central (N.Y.), Denver
98. Michael Andreassi, Attack, Sachem North (N.Y.), UMass
99. Mike Messina, Midfield, Aquinas Institute (N.Y.), Syracuse
100. Tyler Eckeroth, Midfield, Rancho Bernardo (Calif.), Denver


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Coffee and Conversations July 19 (3 images)
Thanks to all of those who came out for the July 19 Coffee and Conversations meeting with the Women Lawyers Committee. Jean Geoppinger McCoy, current CBA president, presented to the group. Coffee and Conversations take place every third Firday of the month at the Panera at 6th and Vine.July 19, 2013 4:19 pm
Minority Summer Clerkship Reception (10 images)
The BLAC-CBA Roundtable thanks the Greater Cincinnati legal community for attending the Minority Summer Clerkship Reception on July 11. We hope that the summer associates and SWEL interns were able to make great connections with the legal community at this social event.July 12, 2013 2:55 pm
Civil Gideon and Legal Services for the Poor (4 images)
Thanks to all of those who came out for the presentation on the Right to Legal Counsel in Civil Cases: Civil Gideon and Legal Services for the Poor.June 28, 2013 4:27 pm
Baseball & the Law CLE (3 images)
You can bet that attendees enjoyed the fourth annual baseball & the law CLE focusing on gambling and the great American pastime. CBA members Jim Crowley and Jack Greiner were joined by Dr. Chris Tuell of the Lindner Center of Hope as presenters.June 26, 2013 9:08 am
Senior Lawyer Division: Making the Business Case for iPads (21 images)
Jonathan Adams, the co-founder of Salix led an interactive presentation on using iPads for business purposes. Thanks to the speakers and all of those who attended!June 13, 2013 3:32 pm
Balanced Living Lecture Series: Making Fit FIT (4 images)
Personal trainer David Dickey and CBA member James Bogen, both former Division I College athletes, shared tips for shaping up at "How to Make Fit FIT," the second program in the Health and Well Being Committee's Balanced Living Lecture Series. The next lecture, "Eat to Live," will be held on August 2nd and address nutrition.May 21, 2013 3:51 pm
Mayor's Corporate Challenge (14 images)
Thanks to all of those who came out for a morning of service at the Mayor's Corporate Challenege!May 17, 2013 4:29 pm
Quid Pro Am (123 images)
It was a beautiful day for golf at the 33rd Annual Quid Pro Am. Thanks to all of those that came out for this important fundraiser for the YLS Hamilton County Mock Trial Competition.May 14, 2013 3:26 pm
2013 Annual Meeting (162 images)
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a place for zinesters - writers and readers
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Not sure how many of you are near or available for this event, but we'd love to see more representation from other Southern states at the Richmond Zine Fest. It's a full day event on Saturday October 5th with workshops, activities, and of course plenty of zines. Registration for tablers is still open and so are workshop proposals. More information is available at and will soon be added to our website: http://richmondzinefest.org.
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Why Email?... I follow quite a few forums and only remember reading positive things about the Kahr PM9 as long as you're OK with the expected snappiness of a very small 9mm. For my money, Kahrs and Glocks are equal RE quality and reliability... I just prefer the looks of Kahr (... have a CW45).
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This (along with the Frag 12 rounds) is what I'd prefer to use in a Zombie attack.....
...but this will have to work until I find one.
Well since I have seen so many on here, how is the Saiga Shotgun? Durability, accuracy and reliability? Just wondering, kinda kicking around the idea of getting one or building something on a Remington 870 platform.
I absolutely love mine - can't say enough about it. The thing is light, points perfectly (when converted to proper pistol-grip configuration), and cycles reeaalll fast. I put one of those cheap Tapco AR-type stocks on it as a temporary step towards something better, but the sights line up so nice, I think I will leave it alone - although the AR-stock-on-an-AK look takes some getting used to.
Some guys say it takes about 100 shells to break these things in - mine was 100% reliable (so far) after the second (10 round) mag. I cannot speak for durability, and hate to use a cliche, but....."it's an AK". Accuracy? Well, I can't say. I know I have a hard time missing hand-thrown clays (I've been shooting lately any time the temp is above 25F - it's that much fun), but what would you expect from a 19" open barrel?
Bottom line - you are not likely to be unsatisfied with one. Sure, the finsh quality/dollar ratio is pretty low, but that's not what these things are about. 10 hulls in the air at once? Now we're talking.
Sounds like it is good to go. Now I am torn between the two, ah heck; I'll just have to do both. Man my wife is not going to like that, another gun in the inventory. Well, time to buy some bling bling for her to sweeten her up.
I would definitely have to use my Mini-14!!! Throw some lead
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I haven't had these available for quite some time, because I ran out of my stock and other projects got in the way.
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It turns out the suction tube is a press fit in the bottom of the pump suction opening.
Good news- A suction tube is available from your Chevy dealer- its for a "late model Corvette", part # 26006074. I called the local Chevy dealer, and it's available. Bad news- it lists for $42. That's more than I paid for the pump! they wanted $34. Too rich for my blood. I used a brass 3/8" npt X 5/8" hose barb ($3.05 at Lowes). Half inch hard copper tubing fits into the back of the hose barb- I soldered it in- and the 3/4" projection I left pressed into the pump suction opening very firmly. I had to grind the 3/8npt threads down to fit into the top part of the pump opening. I used PC7 to lock the brass fitting into the pump. ( I'm not planning on taking it apart)
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I am in the process of installing a hydro boost brake system in my 350 chev powered (turbocharged) 68 XKE Jag coupe (no power steering). I started with the 86 Cavalier pump (attached reservoir) but there wasn't enough room for the reservoir, so I'm going with a remote reservoir setup.
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Remote reservoir versions of this pump are identical to the attached reservoir versions, except that they have a suction hose connection. I've checked the internet, and cant find any info regarding any type of fitting that I might use to connect the low pressure suction line to my pump.
I may have to purchase a similar hose connection equipped pump, unless I can figure a way to connect the suction line to my pump.
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You should definitely look into the what purehate has built. Pretty sure there are some threads on it.
As far as cuda, pyrit and the like goes, he is very well versed in it.
Couldn't find an appropriate section to post this so thought experts forum suited best ??
I've now started tinkering with OpenCL and decided to build myself a supercomputer for as less money as possible. I've noticed there's a lot of interest in pyrit on these forums these days and I think parallel computing is going to play a big part in pen testing in the foreseeable future.
I'd love to hear what setup you guys are running and at what cost !! Also are any of your guys bitcoin mining ?
Anyway after crawling the net here's what I came up with. I thought I'd post it as I thought it might be useful to someone else.
Alpine 650W Quiet Silent PC Power Supply PSU Black Red £16.00
Asrock ALIVEXFIRE-ESATA R3.0 AMD AM2+ Motherboard £34
SAPPHIRE TECHNOLOGY PURE CrossFireX 790X - AM2+ / AM2 Socket - AMD 790GX Chipset
Crucial 4GB PC2-6400 800MHz DDR2 Non-ECC CL6 240pin DIMM £25
AMD Black Edition 7850 - AMD Athlon X2 2.8 GHz Processor £32
AMD CPU AM2+ 9850 Phenom 64 Quad core oem AM2+ 940 PIN £49
SAPPHIRE TECHNOLOGY Radeon HD 5850 Xtreme - 1 GB GDDR5 - PCI-Express 2.1 £100
XFX HD 5830 XXX 840MHz Edition 1GB DDR5 Dual DVI HDMI DisplayPort PCI-E Graphics Card £84
All there's left to get is a cheap case and some fans No need for a monitor because most of us will be using ssh to access the supercomputer.
I will say ATM I'm partial to ATI gpu's the reason is simply down to the fact that they have more cores than nvidia gpu's. I know CUDA has had a few years head start on ATI's stream and some key features are missing from the kernel modules etc. But they are catching up If you take a look at there latest SDK manual you will see there's not much you can't do with Stream that you can do with CUDA. Also there are some interesting additions to the latest SDK which is now called ATI APP. I think we are going to see some major improvements to OpenCL this year. Intel have released there evaluation version of OpenCL (sorry guys windows only ATM ) and lots of people jumping on board as time goes on. I could ramble on about this all day lol and probably ruffle some feathers ie. CUDA fanboys hehehe
Anyway lets here of your bargains / opinions !!!
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You should definitely look into the what purehate has built. Pretty sure there are some threads on it.
As far as cuda, pyrit and the like goes, he is very well versed in it.
To be successful here you should read all of the following.
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Failure to do so will probably get your threads deleted or worse.
Thanks for the reply Archangel-Amael. I have stumbled across some of purehate's posts. I'm not sure what he's rolling with now but I think he's a bit of a cuda fan When I decided to jump on the band wagon there was lots of interesting stuff and pro's / cons for CUDA vs ATI APP. I suppose I went with ATI as most of their development efforts seems to be directed at OpenCL rather than Nvidia pushing CUDA. I think in the end OpenCL will over take CUDA and CUDA will end up a set of OpenCL extensions rather than its own entity as it is today. for that reason alone I've decided to go for ATI and OpenCL to research GPGPU's.
I'm not really into cracking WPA via Pyrit although I have had a go
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I like William Gibson's idea: A 3D grid of scaffolding holding several hundred Sinclair ZX-81's.
Stop the TSA now! Boycott the airlines.
I was going to post a link to the handhelds.org compaq ipaq cluster, but the site is under construction.
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Take a look at the PSU wattage...
Those GPU's take around 500Watts (both), the processor 95Ws (Athlon x2), you will only have 65Ws remaining to 'divide' between motherboard, memory, fans & other stuff.
If you choose any of the GPU's and pick the Phentom processor you will only have 25Ws to fans and motherboard
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I'm a compulsive post editor, you might wanna wait until my post has been online for 5-10 mins before quoting it as it will likely change.
I know I seem harsh in some of my replies. SORRY! But if you're doing something illegal or posting something that seems to be obvious BS I'm going to call you on it.
lol no where near Radeon 5830 draws about 170w under full load the 5850 160+ max and the 5870 only draws about 188w. Don't believe me google themThose GPU's take around 500Watts (both
So if I'm lenient and give you that the power hungry Athlon was overclocked to the max drawing 120w 2 5870 drawing 376w (this is the worst case scenario everything is working 100%) gives you a total of 496w and leaves you 154w for everything else although this is very close to the limit as that 650w psu aint going to actually push 650w I think it will be able to handle that lot.
lol @ the gibson
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hahaha..!!! thanks to purehate....now i have some ideas
You didn't make any mention of the cost of your hard drives, case, or cooling method.
I wanted to build something similar that I was just looking up for fun. But I don't have the money available at the moment. I would beef that up a little bit.
I saw a very nice asus dual socket motherboard with 2 or 4 PCI-E x16 slots.
If I remember correctly they were intel socket 1366. Yes, that means dual i7's, and if you have the cash you can put in for the black edition (or whatever they are calling it with the i7's) and run water cooling so you can overclock if you want.
I would say it doesn't matter too much as to whether you use ATi or Nvidia as long as your cards are GDDR5 and 1GB GRAM. These will become the first thing you upgrade in the future. Next the hard drive will be SSD for the OS, and seperate SATA hard drives for data storage. If you wanted redundancy. I would RAID 1 SSD's and RAID 5 the SATA.
I would dual boot with 2 SSD's and setup a decent RAID5 SATA configuration.
Get a decent case and water cool it. As far as a power supply you will want to get a 1000W probably, but this may be overkill depending on what you do.
Even with water cooling you want to put a couple nice fans in for airflow this is especially true for the hard drives. (It's overkill to watercool the hard drives.)
Remember, you get what you pay for. This would cost quite a bit but I hope you get some idea's.


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The AIM-quoted investment group China Private Equity Investments Holdings Limited (CPE) has agreed to develop a strategic partnership with Hong Kong-based Gen2 Capital Partners Limited, an independent asset management firm with assets under management of approximately USD500million.
The move is intended to boost CPE's growth potential by marrying its own private equity experience with Gen2's proven investment and risk management processes in the Greater China region.
As part of the agreement, CPE intends to appoint David Kiang, a Gen2 senior advisor, to the CPE Board as a Non-Executive Director.
CPE has already reviewed the current portfolio of assets held by Gen2, and identified a number of assets that would be attractive additions to its own portfolio of investments.
Subject to further review and negotiation, it is likely that CPE will acquire certain assets from the Gen2 portfolio for a consideration that could comprise cash and/or ordinary shares in CPE. Gen2 may become a significant shareholder in CPE in due course.
CPE Chief Executive Officer, John Croft, said: "This Partnership represents an important step to what we hope will become a long-term strategic relationship to realise benefits that might be achieved from exposure to wider market opportunities and from the experience and institutional reach of Gen2."
Gen2 Managing Partner Barry Lau added: "We are delighted by the opportunity to work with CPE to develop a strong investment platform catering to the needs of European investors, and are looking forward to reaping the benefits brought to Gen2 by our resulting exposure to the London markets.
"Working together, we expect to benefit from the high standards of corporate governance and transparency which CPE's London listing requires, and believe that jointly our combined team of professionals, robust investment and risk management processes should generate enhanced returns for investors on both sides."
London-based Matterhorn Investment Management LLP, an emerging market fund specialist, believes Southeast Asia is one of the next growth markets for stock pickers and is planning to launch a new long/short hedge fund in early 2013 reported the Wall Street Journal this week. The fund will invest primarily in Indonesia and the Philippines and focus on growth opportunities in the consumer, infrastructure and banking sectors according to Paul Bate, Matterhorn's founder and CIO.
Upon launch of the USD30million fund next year, Matterhorn will look to invest in companies such as PT Mitra Adiperkasa, which manages more than 1,000 stores across Indonesia including the likes of Lacoste and Starbucks. Given the consumer boom in the region, Southeast Asian banks are also expected to prove attractive growth stocks, such as BDO Unibank Inc. in the Philippines.
Bate was quoted as saying: "The whole region has a very strong banking system. They have essentially moved to the other extreme of caution and have low debt. Deposit growth is increasing with the capacity to get credit out to people that have never had credit." The fund will protect itself against volatility by investing in small cap companies and short the biggest or weakest company in each market sector to also make money on the downside.
India-focused hedge funds returned +9.97 per cent September this year, marking their best performance since May 2009 reported the Hindu Business Line this week. Year-to-date that puts them +9.4 per cent, marking a sharp turnaround on 2011, when funds saw almost a quarter of their AUM wiped out. Over the last three months the Eurekahedge India Hedge Fund Index has returned +10.9 per cent. Multi-strategy hedge funds have proved the most effective this year, returning +14.5 per cent, with long/short returning 9.9 per cent and fixed income funds a more modest +1.6 per cent.
Ronnie Wu, head of Hong Kong-based Penjing Asset Management which was bought by FoHF firm Gottex this year, believes South Korea is one of Asia's most important hedge fund markets. Speaking with Investment Europe this week, Wu said that a set of regulatory amendments introduced by South Korea's Financial Services Commission helped provide more leeway for onshore hedge funds and allowed security firms to act as prime brokers to hedge funds. This, he said, would give South Korea greater bandwidth to local hedge funds and attract more talent into its hedge fund industry, adding: "From a country allocation stand point, outside of Japan, Hong Kong and Australia, Korea is a very important market given its depth and breadth."
Wu also pointed out that under the new rules, onshore hedge funds would be relieved of "certain investment restrictions" they currently face, and this would "widen the scope for offshore investors to take advantage of the full potential in Korean capital markets".
Finally, Morgan Creek Capital, the US alternatives FoF manager, has hired Anand Prasanna from Squadron Capital as it aims to focus more on emerging Asia private equity, reported AsianInvestor this week. Prasanna is relocating from Hong Kong to Shanghai as a director with Morgan Creek Capital, where he will oversee investment activities in Asia with a particular slant on India. Previously, Prasanna worked as an investment director for Southeast Asia and India at Hong Kong-based fund-of-private-equity-funds firm Squadron. Morgan Creek is in the process of raising capital for Morgan Creek Partners V, a global fund of PE funds that has an allocation to emerging Asia, in addition to the US and Europe. Apparently, the fundraising target for Fund V is USD150million, having already raised USD28.8million through March this year.
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Do you have LEDs? If so, do you have a kill switch for them? Most of the color changing ones draw power through the control module 24/7 and will drain the battery if you don't kill the power to them.
Are you riding mostly short trips...that will drain a battery.Also your Regulator/Rectifier, or generator could be messing up the charging.
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New Custom X doesn't handle as expected. Why?
Until recently I have been riding the same board for about 8 years. It was a 160cm, wide, regular camber Salomon. I never figured out what the model is called, but I've been riding it since I started and it has served me well. This season I've been feeling fairly good about my riding, so after doing some research I decided I was going to treat myself to a Burton Custom X Wide 162cm. Well, I tried it out for the first time yesterday in the French Alps, and it was nothing at all like I expected.
From various reviews I had read that it was an extremely unforgiving board, but with great grip and an ability to hold an edge very well. I feel that I am a fairly competent rider, who usually goes fast, but is always in control, but based on the reviews I was nevertheless expecting to catch an edge or two, before learning how to control this board.
Well, I can safely say from yesterday's experience that there was not even the remotest possibility of that happening, not even going switch. In fact, my biggest problem was that I seemed to be unable to hold an edge at all and was slipping and sliding around like crazy.
It hadn't snowed in a few weeks and the pistes were all quite icy, so everyone seemed to be sliding around to some extent, but I felt like I had a lot more problems than most, and I could certainly handle it less well than I could with my old board. In particular I found that if I tried braking with my toe-side edge the board would slide from under me and I would fall.
Now I should probably mention that I am 178cm tall and weigh 78kg, so I realise that the board might be slightly on the long side for me. But the fact that it is somewhat lighter, more responsive and has a slightly narrower waist than my old board meant that it actually felt somewhat smaller than my old board. I also quite liked the increased stiffness the board had to offer, and it mostly seemed to do what I wanted it to, but this was all overshadowed by the fact that I was slipping around a lot, especially on my toe-side edge.
Now my question is why this could be, when I was told that one of this board's strengths is it's ability to handle icy conditions. Might the cause be improperly tuned edges? They don't seem particularly dull, but I'm definitely going to try and get them tuned before my next run.
Or could it be that fact that I am riding a board that is too long for my weight? Does the longer effective edge length mean that I am unable to exert enough pressure to hold the edge?
Or is it just that my technique is too poor? I can't really see what I might be doing wrong with a simple toe-side brake, but maybe it's just a matter of getting used to the board?
Any suggestions on what might be the problem will be appreciated. Many thanks.
TL;DR New Custom X doesn't behave at all as expected: Not sign of it being unforgiving, can't hold toe-side edge. Help appreciated.
Hi Steve,
What is your foot size? If possible, post up a few pics that show your mounting setup, including s hot with your boots tightly strapped into the bindings and one of the binding positions without your boots.
More liekly than not you have a mounting issue that can be corrected with some tweakage.
Thanks for the reply.
My boot size is 13 and I have large cartel bindings.
Unfortunately I don't actually have a camera right now (not even on my phone), but I'll try and get my hands on one and upload a few pictures of the mounted bindings tomorrow.
I did consider whether the problems I was having are due to incorrectly mounted bindings. After I first experienced the lack of grip on the toe-side, I made a rushed attempt at moving the bindings further towards that edge. Currently the "gas pedal" does hang over the side of the board by about half a cm and my foot protrudes out quite a bit further still, but as far as I'm aware there is no toe-drag.
I'm wondering, maybe I tried to correct the bindings in the wrong direction. Should I have tried to move it further towards the heel instead?
Anyway, I'll upload the photos tomorrow.
It's not a matter of "not getting toe-drag", you need to have your bindings centered on the board. Take your boots, put them in the bindings, and then take a tape measurer and see how much overhang you have on both sides of the board. The overhang should be equal, if it's not, it's going to make one or both of your turns feel funky-chicken.
I got new boots, and was just not feeling the goodness. Then I realized with the new boots I had 3/4 of an inch more overhang on my heel-edge, which once I corrected that, everything clicked.
If you're stance width is too wide, it also makes a board harder to control. Stance width can be an inch or so wider than your shoulders, or if you measure from the middle of your knee cap to the floor that's also a good metric for stance width. It really all boils down to comfortability though.
As hobo mentioned, your bindings should be centered on your board with equal heel and toe overhang. What I do is I adjust the heel cup so my boot is centered on my binding, then I put the binding on the board and center that as well. Lastly I throw the boot in and ensure that there is equal heel and toe overhand with everything centered.
I have a pair of flow NXT-FSE bindings and no matter how I situated the base plate, I either had too much toe or heel overhang. The remedy here was to move the heel cup forward, center the binding, adjust the toe and heel sliders to match the width of the board, throw in a couple of bolts so I could gauge my boot overhang, then once it was perfect, mount the bindings completely. It's a similar process for all bindings.
Alright, thanks for the replies.
I definitely have considerably more overhang on the toe side compared to the heel, so I'll have to adjust that. My stance width might also be a bit too wide. Buying a measuring tape tomorrow to do some readjustments :)
I was wondering though, intuitively I would have thought that having too much toe overhang with respect to heel would mess up your heel side turns, whereas I am suffering from toe side turns. This is the reason why I had moved the bindings towards the toes in the first place. I'm not saying that I shouldn't be doing these readjustments, I'm just wondering whether the stance is the sole culprit.
Could also be that you have your mounting position wrong. The Custom X is a directional board so make sure that you did not move your bindings up in attempt to center your stance for equal nose and tail length.
That is a major no-no and I see a lot of people doing that on directional boards.
Also, I am positive that you do not need to tune your edges on a brand new board. That is not the issue. You need to keep in mind that this is an aggressive board meant for advanced riders. Might need to get used to it.
Not trying to start an argument with you, just want to know the theory behind not doing it.
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The Canisius softball posted its first MAAC doubleheader sweep of the season on Sunday as the Golden Griffins took a pair of games from visiting Saint Peter's on Senior Day at the Demske Sports Complex. Canisius won the first game 6-1 on the power of a complete-game by senior pitcher Amanda Baun, and then the Blue and Gold took the nightcap with a 5-2 victory, with the key hit coming off the bat of senior Stephanie Pfentner that knocked in a pair of runs. Canisius is now 21-16 overall and 6-4 in MAAC play while the Peacocks slipped to 7-36 overall and 1-7 in conference play.
Baun picked up her fourth win of the season in game one after she allowed just one run, an unearned tally, while scattering six hits and fanning nine in seven innings of work. Junior Jen Consaul moved to 15-7 on the year with the win in game two, where she gave up two runs on four hits to go with six strikeouts. Canisius freshman Meghan Cuda went a combined 4-for-5 with a double, her first career home run and three runs scored in the pair of wins, while teammate Valorie Nappo went 3-for-7 with two runs scored in the winning efforts. Freshman Bethany DeMarco had two hits and drove in three RBIs for Canisius on Sunday, while sophomore Robin Kennery posted hits in both contests to extend her hitting streak to 11 games, the longest hitting streak of her career.
Game One - Canisius 6, Saint Peter's 1
Saint Peter's got on the board first in game one on an RBI-single by catcher Sierra Parker in the top half of the first inning. Canisius scored three times in the third to take a 3-1 lead, a lead the Blue and Gold would hold throughout the contest. Cuda led that frame off with a ground-rule double. She scored on a fielder's choice play off the bat of Kennery, and then Kennery came around to score a short time later on an RBI-base hit by DeMarco. Leading 2-1, Pfentner put Canisius up 3-1 with an RBI-double to the gap in right center that allowed DeMarco to score from second base.
Canisius tacked on three more runs in the fifth to make the score 6-1. In that scoring rally, DeMarco drove in a pair of runs with a double to right and pinch-runner Tori Nappo scored later on in that frame when sophomore Michelle DelPrince reached on a Saint Peter's error, one of four Peacock mistakes in game one. Saint Peter's starter Erica Colon took the loss for the Peacocks after she allowed six runs, three earned, on eight hits to go with six strikeouts and two walks.
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In the second game, Canisius again scored three times in the home half of the third inning, highlighted by an RBI-double off the bat of Kennery and a two-run single to right by Pfentner. Saint Peter's cut the Griffs' lead to 3-1 with a single tally in the fourth and then the Peacocks made it a one-run game in the top of the sixth on an RBI ground-out by Fran D'Amato. Canisius quickly pushed its lead back to three runs at 5-2 in the bottom of the sixth when Cuda drove a ball into the corner in right field and then raced around the bases for a two-run, inside-the-park homer. Those insurance tallies were more than enough for Consaul, who despite allowing a leadoff base hit in the seventh, got a strikeout, a line-out and a ground out to end the contest.
Canisius had seven hits in the game two victory, with Cuda and Kennery each posting multi-hit games in the winning cause. Saint Peter's starter Tori Feorenzo took the loss in the circle for the Peacocks after she allowed five runs, two of which were earned, on seven hits. She also struck out six and walked six in the contest.
The Griffs return to action Tuesday, April 23, when the team plays at cross-town Buffalo. The non-league game is set to begin at 4 p.m., at Buffalo's Nan Harvey Field. The Bulls will return to Canisius on April 24, for what is currently scheduled to be the Griffs' final home date of the 2013 campaign.Game Notes: Canisius now leads the all-time series against Saint Peter's by a 44-11 count… The Griffs have now won 15-straight games over the Peacocks, dating back to the 2006 campaign… Canisius has outscored Saint Peter's by a combined score of 122-20 in the last 17 meetings… The Griffs improved to 21-2 on the year when posting more hits than their opponents in a game… Canisius is now hitting .302 as a team and has compiled 62 doubles this year through 37 games after having 44 two-base hits in 50 games a season ago… The win for Baun in game one was the 30th of her career as a Griff… Kennery's 34 RBIs after Sunday's games ties her for 14th on the school's single-season RBI list… Senior Chloe Contreras made her first start of the season in game one for the Blue and Gold.


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Re: 29 Gulf Island Sloop
Hi, just a couple of questions. What kind of mainsail control do you have? On Wrinkles I do not have a traveler, instead there are 2 blocks, one at each side of the tiller. The way the tiller is set up I do not see any way of changing this to a traveler system. I do not have a boom vang nor any kind of preventer on the boom. There are so few of these boats around that I have not seen any to compare with.Also, have you ever experienced any weather helm on your Sophia?
Re: 29 Gulf Island Sloop
I have a 1967 Gulf Island 29' Sloop (S/V Sophia). I purchased this boat about 12 years ago and lived aboard her in Monterey, California for 3 years. She is a terric boat to sail. With the propper sail configuration I have sailed her in very high wind and seas and felt very comfortable. She is currently located in Hood River, Oregon. If any one would like to know about these boats please let me know.
I am considering purchasing a larger boat for my family of four. She has a Cape Horn wind vane, Radar, a nice larger dodger and even a diesel cabin heater.
I am looking for a Cape George 36 with a pilot house.
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Sorry no idea what the LWL is, I never measured it and it is not noted in the survey. Neither do I know what the ballast weight is, there is so little information available and it is impossible to know. If you send me a private mesage I will send you pictures of Wrinkles in and out of the water.
Re: 29 Gulf Island Sloop
I think sailboat data just misslabeled the keel as fin instead of full, or 3/4s. Comparing the pictures in the two ads Island 29, Gulf Island 29 it looks like the one labeled gulf has a more squared off roof at the front of the cabin similar to what I can make out on the front of the boat in the picture near the beginning of this post.
I'm waiting to hear back from the seller but do you know off hand what the LWL is and how much ballast the Gulf carries?
Re: 29 Gulf Island Sloop
A remarkable similarity in appearance, it is hard to believe that they were produced by 2 different designers. The minor differences I can see are the nav lights are aft of the 2 forward windows and not inbetween as on the Islander. The displacement of the Islander is about 1,700 lbs lighter than the Gulf Island and although the picture shows a full keel the specs say a fin keel. I see on the Islander that it has a huge boom and is rigged exactly the same as Wrinkles with the 2 pulleys instead of a traveller. That situation is a bit challenging and I would like to change it but have not figured out just how to do so yet. The main problem is that the tiller is set all the way aft and so has to be operated between those 2 pulleys. On the plus side the tiller does not take any room up in the cockpit but it does have limited side to side movement between the pulleys. When needing more sideways movement I have to raise it up and put it outside the pulleys. The system does not lend itself to a conventional traveller, there is no where to fit one. The Gulf Island was designed by Derek Cove and was manufactured at the Chine Boat Yard in Vancouver (long gone). Are you sure that the specs match the drawings?
Re: 29 Gulf Island Sloop
Thanks for your reply. It sounds like you give them a very resounding endorsement.
The picture posted earlier in this thread looks a little different then the one(s) I'm checking out. Is she at all similar to this boat on the bottom ISLANDER 29 sailboat specifications and details on sailboatdata.com? The ad I'm looking at on kijiji for a Gulf Islander shows a boat similar to the one in the link but only one window in the lower part of the cabin as opposed to the two in the Islander and 3? in the previously mentioned photo in this forum.
I'm stuck in the Praries until the end of September so at the moment I'm just hoping it doesn't sell before I get home.
Re: 29 Gulf Island Sloop
When out of the water the Gulf Island 29 has a very similar profile to the Alberg 30. The 1ft difference is quite pronounced, quite a bit less space inside than the Alberg. Having said that the G.I.29 is perhaps just a tad tougher than the Alberg. It's displacement is the same in spite of it's smaller size. The Alberg had absolutely no steerage in reverse whereas the G.I 29 does have some steerage in reverse but not a whole lot. They sail almost identically but the G.I has more weather helm that the Alberg. I recently returned from a 900 nm trip in Wrinkles and I must say I only became more endeared to her. She is lovely to sail, lovely to look at and very comfortable inside. I had lots of room inside because I was alone. She is good for 2 but more than 2 for other than a day trip would be a challenge. Wrinkles sails very well down wind. On one leg of my trip I did 20 nm wing on wing, between anchorages, in 3 hours. It was an awesome sail. Albergs are very soft and heel over very quickly with any kind of wind. Wrinkles still does that but has a little more resistance to it (hope that makes sense) I sailed my Alberg to Hawaii and back and would not hesitate to make the same journey in Wrinkles. I had Wrinkles surveyed and came out with no recommendations - which is a first for me with any boat. I know Albergs are subject to mast compression and have to be fixed correctly to prevent it. I dont believe that could ever happen with the G.I 29 because the mast is directly over a very heavy bulkhead. I was not able to find out any more information but I did hear of one gouing aground on a rocky beach this past April and considering what it went through the damage was minimul. They dragged it off the rocks, ran it to a yard and fixed it quickly. They are tough! If you have any specific questions please ask and I will do my best to answer them.
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Ressurecting an older thread.
Just curious about how similar your Gulf Islander 29 is to the Alberg 30 you used to have? I'm considering one as well. How do the two compare? The G Islander 29 also looks similar to the Islander 29. Where you ever able to find more info?
Hope your enjoying your summer sailing wrinkles.
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She's listed as a Cove 29.
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Arrangements for pre-marital counseling for Naval Academy alumni should be coordinated directly with the Academy chaplain assigned. In most cases, pre-marriage counseling for couples residing outside the immediate vicinity of Annapolis should be arranged by the individual couple at their local chapel or synagogue (a certificate of completion will be required).
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Been there done that also.There are also other places I have been and things I have done. :?doak
If you feed them they will come. Sometimes more than you want or not what you were expecting. Lets see...bee guards on Humingbird feeders, Squirrel guards on bird feeders, photo cell Motion detectors to scare of night time raiders like raccoons and deer...and the list goes on. Yea! If you feed them they will come.


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Olga from Russia
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Olga from Russia
soft skin, nice smell, so I use little effect so far
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Posted by 5661478682627321834 on Feb 11, 2013 | Verified Purchase
Scar is still there(now a bit smoother) but it is a good replacement for SPF creams/lotions/mists.
Olga from Russia
Posted by Reviewer1875737 on Mar 28, 2012 | Verified Purchase
soft skin, nice smell, so I use little effect so far
I think it works!
Posted by Reviewer1155879 on Jul 16, 2011 | Verified Purchase
I bought this for the scars on my leg and feet I've gotten from evil shoes. Seems to work! Effects should be quicker and more obvious if I've used it daily instead of always forgetting. Smells like cocoa butter, convenient stick form. Texture is kind of sticky and oily - doesn't bother me as I'm applying on my legs, but if you're going to use it on your face as I've seen in some reviews, not sure how that will feel.
Seems nice, a little sticky and greasy though
Posted by Reviewer2002330 on Aug 19, 2012 | Verified Purchase
I haven't used it regularly, so I don't know how it affects scars, but using it on my thyroid operation scar feels a bit sticky and I have to be careful not to leave too much of it on when wearing somethign around my neck. Smell is good and ease of use too, convenient size to have in my purse.
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