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Enhanced version: fixes sorting by human readable numbers, and filters out non MB or GB entries that have a G or an M in their name.
Show sizes of all files and directories in a directory in size order.
du -hs * | sort -hr
for reverse order.
Taken from http://serverfault.com/questions/62411/how-can-i-sort-du-h-output-by-size
You can simply run "largest", and list the top 10 files/directories in ./, or you can pass two parameters, the first being the directory, the 2nd being the limit of files to display.
Best off putting this in your bashrc or bash_profile file
Lists the size in human readable form and lists the top 25 biggest directories/files
without reverse...
Also shows files as they are found. Only works from a tty.
In OSX you would have to make sure that you "sudo -s" your way to happiness since it will give a few "Permission denied" errors before finally spitting out the results. In OSX the directory structure has to start with the "Users" Directory then it will recursively perform the operation.
Your Lord and master,
the -h option of du and sort (on appropriate distrib) makes output "Human" readable and still sorted by "reversed size" (sort -rh)
This command give a human readable result without messing up the sorting.
I had the problem that our monitoring showed that the "/" filesystem is >90% full. This command helped me to find out fast which subdirs are the biggest. The system has many NFS-mounts therefore the -x.
Search for files and list the 20 largest.
find . -type f
gives us a list of file, recursively, starting from here (.)
-print0 | xargs -0 du -h
separate the names of files with NULL characters, so we're not confused by spaces
then xargs run the du command to find their size (in human-readable form -- 64M not 64123456)
| sort -hr
use sort to arrange the list in size order. sort -h knows that 1M is bigger than 9K
| head -20
finally only select the top twenty out of the list


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Buddhism and the Neo-Avant-Garde: Cage Zen, Beat Zen, and Zen
Alexandra Munroe
This book is available for download with iBooks on your Mac or iOS device, and with iTunes on your computer. Books can be read with iBooks on your Mac or iOS device.
from The Third Mind: American Artists Contemplate Asia, 1860-1989 (2009)
"Buddhism and the Neo-Avant-Garde: Cage Zen, Beat Zen, and Zen" written by Alexandra Monroe discusses the Western conception of Zen that shaped Conceptual art in the mid-to-late twentieth century. While these Western variants might be misunderstandings of the more discipline-oriented Eastern original, Monroe asserts that they were integral to the conceptual strategies of the neo-avant-garde artists and the writers and poets of the Beat generation. Dividing the mediations of Zen into three categories, Cage Zen (after the influence of composer John Cage), Beat Zen, and Bay Area Conceptual art, Monroe explores the different permutations of Eastern influence. Monroe offers both sides of the story, providing commentary from contemporary Zen Buddhist philosophers as well as the artists and writers that incorporated Zen into their artistic method.
When Cage first met Rauschenberg, he described him as "'natural' Zen." Both were experimenting with allowing the random constellations and material of everyday life to demarcate fields of perceptual experience as art. Their collaboration "Automobile Tire Print" (1953) was a manifesto about just that: Cage drove his Model A Ford, with black paint applied to a back tire, over a long strip of paper that Rauschenberg placed on the street outside the artist's studio in New York. The car tire's abstract, linear imprint created what Walter Hopps calls a "quotidian icon."
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Well you could shoot Single Stack if you lose the magwell, and you could shoot L-10 as it is. You *could* shoot open, just don't plan on winning any time soon...LOL. You could also shoot Limited, but with 10 round mags you're really handicapped. Most Limited guns have 20 round mags these days.
If you do the bull barrel, I think you rule out Single Stack...you'd best check the rules for that one.


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Rush's claim to be a "defender" of women is the height of deceit
The man who popularized the term "feminazi [1]" to vilify progressive women boasted recently of how he is a "defender and protector of American women and women worldwide."
As regular listeners of Rush Limbaugh know, this [2] is [3] simply [4] not [5] true [6]. Limbaugh has made a sport out of disparaging women.
He has routinely complained that women are "chickifying [7]" society, accused [8] women [9] of castrating the male population, said [10] he would send Justice Sonia Sotomayor and other women "a bunch of vacuum cleaners to help them clean up after their meetings," and even dabbled in the sort of sexist commentary [11] that [10] serves [12] only [13] to reinforce [14] gender [15] stereotypes [16]. Is snickering [17] about alleged sexual harassment [18], as Limbaugh recently did, the new definition of defending and protecting women?
This is what Limbaugh should have said on his show Tuesday: "Rush Limbaugh, defender and protector of [conservative] American women and women worldwide" -- because, in essence, that's what he meant to say.
On Monday night, Limbaugh appeared on Greta Van Susteren's Fox News show to discuss a variety of issues, including what he thinks of the tea party and what awaits us in November. Discussing the tea party, he launched into a firm defense of the movement, illustrating the "profound effect" it has had on the midterm elections. He smoothly segued into his familiar diatribe on the "ruling class" and the "elites" who are "in the process of ruining the country" and who are "trying to ... destroy" Sarah Palin and other tea party women -- "average, normal, real people who want to aspire to great things" and who didn't exploit their family's connections to get to where they are now.
When Van Susteren later asked him "which politician currently do you admire most or impresses you the most," Limbaugh stated [19]:
LIMBAUGH: I really look at Sarah Palin, however, and I look at everything they've thrown at her; I look at the attempts they have made to destroy her -- a decent, good, patriotic woman who's not done anything to anybody. In fact, she has lived the life that the feminists told us women should so. She's had it all: she's a family woman; she started out in the PTA and got involved in her kids' lives and took it further and wanted to go into politics on a higher level to try to fix things. She has done it all and she has not withered under the efforts to literally destroy her. You have to admire that.
You have admire people that don't give up, especially doing it with a smile on their face. She's defied them all along the way.
LIMBAUGH: This woman was supposed to be a standing joke, and they can't make a joke out of her because she's a very serious woman, who loves being an American, who loves life, and you have to admire how she's stood up under this withering attack.
These are the comments Limbaugh aired on his radio show the next day, the ones he presented as irrefutable evidence that he defends and protects women. It is true that, in the past few weeks, Limbaugh has staunchly [20] defended [21] Palin and Christine O'Donnell [22], the controversial tea party-backed U.S. Senate candidate, from criticism [23]. (Of course, in the course of defending Palin [24] and O'Donnell [12], Limbaugh has predictably mixed in some sexism along the way.)
Limbaugh has gone so far as claim there is a "double standard [25]" in the way conservative women are attacked, arguing [20] that "it's open season on attractive, conservative women ... if you're a liberal Democrat."
All of that, of course, is nonsense. There are legitimate questions to be asked of Palin, as there are of every single person running for the U.S. Senate. There exists no double standard in asking O'Donnell to answer questions about her personal history, her financial irregularities, her... interesting views on a number of subjects, or her stance on the issues. Isn't that what people running for political office do?
But, Limbaugh, as we point out every single day [26], stretches the meaning of dishonest to an entirely different altitude. This is the man, after all, who takes childish pleasure in comparing [27] Rosie O'Donnell to a "killer whale" or the H1N1 virus and thinks nothing of converting [28] "secretary" to "sex-retary."
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There are denim flares of caricatural width that border on unwearable. There are also some, I might venture to say, less-than-flattering layers that a slender Bambi Northwood Blyth seems to get a little lost in. For those reasons I wouldn't count this as one of Free People's best look books, but then with the frequency that they release them it won't be long before it's superseded by, perhaps, something with more winning looks.
Where this one does succeed the most it's in an earthy layered look kept tidy with a cinched in corset belt; a slouchy off-shoulder knit that's effortless simplicity; and this shimmering metallic mini that's up a notch from the casual nature of the rest of it.
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Originally Posted by RebelGSD View Post
Based on the entirety of your re-stated (lengthy) posts (rants), overall, it seems that rescuers agree with your assessment not to go with rescue. You made a good decision. Good luck!
But you'll kind of be on your own for shelter dog "assessments", or else rely on their observations
Originally Posted by msvette2u View Post
Also I find your distaste of a rescue "picking" a dog for you rather ironic since many good breeders actually match up puppies to the new owner's lifestyle as well - they, too, like LIFElong, successful adoptions and not unhappy adopters!!
I think if one rescue doesn't work for you you have to look around, talk to people and keep researching. Don't give up on all rescues because one does not suit your needs.
Originally Posted by Magwart View Post
Social security numbers are in a different category than philosophies about raising a puppy--radically different categories. Rescues and shelters don't need to do credit checks. They do, however, need to know you'll provide a good, loving home. Why is asking about your philosophy of raising a puppy intrusive?
all stuff like that did was turn me off... Come meet me, visit my home, talk to me about dogs but why waste my time and yours with 3 pages of nonsense that I could fill with total bull and you wouldn't know any better. I was told to fill out the form... and go visit them at a petsmart adoption day and pick out a dog. We did it was total chaos and not a quiet place where I could see if the dog would work with mine. No Thanks!!! Some lady even came over attacked my Buddy's ears even after my husband and I both asked her to be careful he has sensitive ears and then tried to adopt him from me. Really??!!
Instead I looked around for a different rescue which I did and I am totally thankful that I found a good one. I'm not dissing rescues at all. I am totally for rescuing dogs. But you have to find the right one for you.
I don't want a "runner." I want a stable dog that wants a stable home. Tell me in the description the dog's a runner and I'll skip it. My yard is partially fenced. I mentioned it because of some rescue's insistence on 100% fencing to get a dog, and that ridigity's potential chilling effect on some adopters. I'm told below it's a flexible requirement, which is good to know. I wouldn't inquire about a dog with a disclosed hip issue. Fixing hips is usually $2K/side.

I understand breeders will match a puppy to the purchaser, and I think that's a great idea - that's a large part of what I'm paying for, after all. That's why I capitalized the word "adult" in my post below. Per the site of one of my local GSD rescues: "In order to determine the best possible match for our rescue dogs and your family, we need some information about you. * * * Information that you provide on the application will help us to determine which dog will fit best in your household." Either I'm right for the dog I inquired about, or I'm not.

I wouldn't agree my view of rescue is "dim," only that rescue as I've described it is possibly a flawed model in the eyes of some potential targets of the rescue effort. Sharing that concern with informed persons on this board might generate discussion and result in possible streamlining or other change to the process, to the dogs' benefit. Keeping it to myself might save some feelings, but wouldn't accomplish much else. I opted for open discussion.

The same site referenced above has the following process for adopting a GSD: No GSD to houses w/<20 lb dogs and no females to homes with other female dogs. No GSD <2 yrs old to anyone without previous GSD experience. Fill out and submit application. A volunteer will review and may request additional information. Once the application is deemed complete, the "application will then be assigned to an adoption counselor who will contact you for a phone interview" that will take 10-25 minutes. Based on the phone interview, "you may or may not be put in touch with a foster home [do they tell you then? do you just wait and wait? Why not just tell you "no dice" "look elsewhere"?]. If you are put in touch with a foster home, you will be able to direct specific questions to the foster family about the dog that you are interested in. You will then be able to make an appointment to meet the foster dog." If you are deemed worthy of an appointment, it's travel time and "you will be asked to bring all members of your family, including your other dogs, if you have them (interactions between the dogs needs to be observed) to the home of the foster family." Imagine even a well-balanced dog trying to handle this gathering of nervous/strange people/animals on his/her new home turf - a good temperament test, I suppose, but hardly fair to the dog. "You should plan on spending approximately one hour with the dog. Please come prepared with questions and items to bring the dog home, if you have already had an approved home visit." The particulars of the "home visit" (when, who present, etc.) are not stated. "If you decide to adopt the dog and the foster family approves of the adoption, you will be asked to complete an adoption contract and to pay an adoption fee prior to taking the dog home." The foster family (all members?) have to approve the adoption. What if the foster family is like many I've met - well-meaning, but overly emotional and relatively inexperienced? This series of travel/visits, phone calls, resource verification, application, etc. etc. comes down to the yay or nay of the foster family? That's a fragile bough on which to rest a lot of work and time, only to have to start over with another dog or rescue operation, if the foster family doesn't deem the applicant worthy.

So, not a "dim" view of, or a "distaste of," but certainly I'm concerned about the process as described when contrasted with the relatively reasonable shelter process to accomplish the same goal.
My concern about the rescue process was not restricted to the actual filling out of the application - that was presented as merely an example of the differences between my area rescues and my local shelter. Rather than re-state them, I'll refer you to my earlier posts for the entirety of my concerns about the process, overall.
My concern about the rescue process was not restricted to the actual filling out of the application - that was presented as merely an example of the differences between my area rescues and my local shelter. Rather than re-state them, I'll refer you to my earlier posts for the entirety of my concerns about the process, overall.
Originally Posted by RebelGSD View Post
I think it is perfectly ok not to want to deal with rescue. Btw explaining it 5 times here takes much more time than filling out a 6 page application - for an extremely busy person.
From the other thread you saw that the process can take 5 months
Our process, maybe 2 days (average) and up to a week at most. 5mos. to process an app and give an adopter a dog seems ludicrous to me, but I'm not that rescue.
As for the hairless...adopter is a current Xolo owner, the dogs haven't been without sweaters since they arrived, and the owner brought not one, but 2 sweaters each, so that's not a concern
As for the rest, well, your assumption a rescue would "pick" the dog for them isn't quite accurate - for instance you state you have no fenced yard - if the dog for which you applied was a runner, would you not want to be told that in advance and directed to a dog more suitable to your lifestyle? How about if a dog had a mild hip issue and you are a jogger??
Also I find your distaste of a rescue "picking" a dog for you rather ironic since many good breeders actually match up puppies to the new owner's lifestyle as well - they, too, like LIFElong, successful adoptions and not unhappy adopters!!
But by all means, skip rescue (since you seem to have a dim view of it all) and go with a shelter dog.
Good luck!
Originally Posted by shepherdmom View Post
They do not ask for social security numbers or long invasive questions on philosophies of raising a puppy.
For example, if someone has a dominance-based theory of raising a puppy, I would have concerns about sending a tender-souled, shy foster of mine to that home.
If someone plans to hit the dog when it pees in the house, I wouldn't send any foster of mine to that home. I've seen that example actually listed in an application asking about preferred methods of correction and training! I can think of little information as important as that for me to know to evaluate a prospective adopter than that the adopter plans to hit the dog whose shattered psyche I've been working on healing. If that's the kind of question about raising a dog that is intrusive, I'm all about being intrusive--and unapologetic about it.
I know here at least we aren't looking to get into philosophical debates over whether clickers or treats should be used in training to raise a puppy -- we're using it to get a sense of whether you'll provide a good, loving home, and you've put some thought into the work actually required to raise a puppy so that you'll be able to hang in when the puppy is, well, a puppy. Since we aren't psychic and don't know you, the only we we can know the answer to that is through the information you provide.
Believe me, we don't get into your personal lives for our own amusement. Most of us who volunteer to do rescue work have actual day-jobs, often requiring us to work 40+ hours, and we still make time for the dogs. None of us would have the emotional strength to continue to do this work if we had to worry that a dog we once cared deeply about was on the end of a chain, being mistreated, or suffering because we'd made a bad adoption decision and not asked enough questions.
We also consider the app a demonstration of commitment. If you can't be bothered to spend 15 minutes filling out a form, we have no reason to believe you'll be committed in any other way to the dog. Remember, we don't know you. We don't have time to meet every person who is too secretive to fill out a simple application (I know of few shelters or rescues that will let you meet dogs without filling out an app). Seriously, it's not that hard.
BTW, I'd have never traded a single minute of the glorious ten years I've spent with the rescue dog I have -- even though his hips are imperfect, and they are giving him trouble as a senior. His elder care is my great privilege to provide, in gratitude for the enormous gift of friendship he's given me. And yes, I had to fill out a long application to get him. I'd fill out a 100-page application for a friend like this, and still consider it well worth the trouble.
I agree. What I'd like to see in lieu of a 6 pg checklist is an experienced person who knows when they're dealing with a "dog person" when they meet him/her.
Again, sorry for any confusion. If it's my dog, I fix its hips. If it's a dog I'm fostering for the owner, I don't. That's why I check hips before I adopt a dog and that's why I asked the shelter about the x-rays for a dog I'd considered adopting. If the x-rays showed a problem, I would not adopt that dog.
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Here ya go Will
Pirate probably has the most experience of anyone I know of.
The other day someone posted a link to a Forum dedicated to the MG-42 . I cant find it and it's making me nut's . I got a couple kit's coming and I'm wanting to get in touch with folks who have built them . Or if anyone here has experiance with the thing's , I got a couple questions . Thanks , Will
Here ya go Will
Pirate probably has the most experience of anyone I know of.
Did I do that?
Thanks Illya , now I'll have to stop talking bad about you . Or at least limit it till you're not around . Arnt a couple guys on this site building them ?
Pirate56 and I also believe WinnR is tinkering with one. Probably others but I don't know their handle here at Gunco
Did I do that?
My next question would be , "Does anyone have any experiance with the Philidelphia Ord. 80% receivers ? "
You can do a search on the website - there's been a few threads on the subject. I think the majority feeling is they are not worth the money or the effort vs TIG welding the receiver pieces back together.
Did I do that?
I've been cruising all over the site , havn't found anything on them . I'm a bit nervous about doing a weld up on whats going to be a rental gun . The 80%'rs are $445.00 which would be a small price to pay for peace of mind , but I'd really like to know what 20% is left undone and to hear from someone [other then a co. rep.] on the overall quality/buildability of the piece .
Thanks for the link, I went over and checked it out.
"The way of the warrior is death, this means choosing death whenever there is a choice between life and death. It means nothing more than this, it means to see things through, being resolved."---Yamamoto Tsunemoto's Hagakure
for any one who is interested in mg 34 or 42 go to:
there is all the information you need there. it is a good active site with a wealth of information on the 34, 42 and a few other german guns.
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call pvmfdelinfo( name, index, flags, info )
call pvmfgetmboxinfo( pattern, name, nclasses, nentries, index, owner, flags, info )
These functions implement a "message mailbox" database that can be used by PVM tasks to advertise information to other PVM tasks. An example would be to advertise names or locations of services. Another example would be to advertise a common "context" on which two tasks may communicate.
The database entries are PVM messages keyed by a user specified name and an optional index value. The name may be any null-terminated string and the index a non-negative integer. The index value is assigned by PVM and is used to uniquely identify one of multiple named instances within the database.
Entries are "owned" by the task that created them. An entry is automatically removed from the database when the owner task exits unless the database entry was created with flag PvmMboxPersistent.
When a task exits and leaves an entry in the mailbox, the owner tid of that entry is marked as zero (0) to indicate that there is no longer an active owner task.
pvm_putinfo inserts a record in the database, given a key and data (message). It returns mailbox index number if the record is successfully stored, PvmExists if a record with the given key already exists, or PvmDenied if an attempt is made to overwrite a locked record.
The following options are added together as the flags parameter to pvm_putinfo.
pvm_recvinfo operates just like a pvm_recv() except the message is coming from the database. The message should be unpacked after pvm_recvinfo(). Like pvm_recv, pvm_recvinfo returns a pointer to a message buffer containing the record matching the key <name,index> from the database. Returned value < 0 indicates an error.
The following options are added together as the flags parameter to pvm_recvinfo.
pvm_delinfo deletes database entry specified by the key <name, index>. Returns PvmOK if the record was deleted, PvmNotFound if the record does not exist, or PvmDenied if an attempt is made to remove a "locked" record.
There are no flags presently specified for pvm_delinfo.
pvm_getmboxinfo returns an array of pvmmboxinfo for all class names in the database. This is used, for example, by programs that clean up the database or for applications to find out what is available. classes returns a pointer to the array allocated by libpvm and freed on the next call to pvm_getmboxinfo.
The Fortran function returns information on one entry per call. Thus, if called repeatedly until an info value of PvmNotFound is returned, all entries matching the given pattern will have been returned. If a new pattern is desired, calling pvmfgetnames() with info = -1 will reset the entry name list and obtain a new list for the given pattern.
C: /* * create and insert mailbox entry */ sprintf( service, "Task_A_service" ); sprintf( message, "Greetings from task A." ); pvm_initsend( PvmDataDefault ); pvm_pkint( &mytid, 1, 1 ); pvm_pkint( &context, 1, 1 ); pvm_pkstr( message ); if (( pvm_putinfo( service, pvm_getsbuf(), PvmMboxDefault )) == PvmExists ){ printf( "can't register - service already running ); exit( -1 ); } /* * look for and retrieve specified mailbox */ sprintf( service, "Task_A_service" ); if (( msg_buf = pvm_recvinfo(service, 0, PvmMboxFirstAvail )) >= 0 ){ pvm_setrbuf( msg_buf ); pvm_upkint( &their_tid, 1, 1 ); pvm_upkint( &their_context, 1, 1 ); pvm_upkstr( message ); } Fortran: we need the fortran examples...


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The Division of Endocrinology and Diabetes is a vibrant unit with over 40 full-time faculty engaged in research, education and clinical care. Research activities are focused on the study of diabetes, aging, thyroid disease and clinical care. Members of the Division of Endocrinology are extensively involved and play leadership roles in three NIH-funded research centers: the Einstein-Mount Sinai Diabetes Research Center; the Nathan Shock Aging Center; and the Center for Diabetes Translational Research. The Division provides endocrinology inpatient and outpatient care at Montefiore Medical Center and Jacobi Medical Center and maintains an outstanding endocrinology clinical fellowship and postdoctoral program.
Endocrinology and Metabolism research areas, core facilities, achievements and awards. more info
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US News & World Reports Ranks Diabetes and Endocrinology Division 22 in NationIn the 2016-2017 USNWR Best Hospital Ranking, Montefiore ranked in one adult specialty with the Diabetes and Endocrinology division ranking No. 22 in the nation. Six specialties, including Cancer, Cardiology, Gastroenterology, Geriatrics, Nephrology, and Pulmonary Medicine, received high performance ratings - meaning they ranked in the top 10 percent of hospitals evaluated in these specialties.
The Diabetes Prevention Program: An Einstein Success Story
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Diabetes Self-Management - You are the Quarterback of Your Care
Dr. Meredith Hawkins, co-director of the Diabetes Research Center, and Alethea Shepardson, endocrinology nurse practitioner, recently published an article in U.S. News & World Report illustrating ways people with diabetes can take control of their own care.
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The blah-blah-blah factor: why debate style matters
posted at 4:46 pm on October 13, 2012 by Libby Sternberg
More than twenty-four hours after the vice presidential debate, analysis continues. Who won? Does it matter?
On the former question, a CNN poll showed viewers believe Republican vice presidential candidate Paul Ryan won, 51-43, while a CBS poll reported the opposite with Democratic Vice President Joseph Biden the victor, 50-31.
On the latter question, it depends whom you ask. Passionate partisan Democrats loved Biden's performance. Talking Points Memo's Evan McMorris-Santoro says "there was much to love" about the vice-president's performance. "Joe Biden kicked butt," one Democrat was quoted as saying in an ABC story. And the folks at Daily Kos said…well, imagine unicorns and rainbows doing the Snoopy dance of happiness, pausing only long enough to stick their tongues out at Republicans. No need to actually go to their site.
They all thought Biden did what the president didn't—aggressively counter his opponent. They viewed his interruptions and mugging as appropriate responses to someone they believed was being disingenuous at best. So the debate mattered a great deal to them, reenergizing the president's worried base. The problem for Democrats: these are votes they had anyway.
Conservatives and dispassionate observers, however, were generally appalled by Biden's behavior. I'm a professional writer, and it's hard for me to capture in words how immature his facial expressions, gestures and interruptions made Biden look. Laughing during a discussion of nuclear war sums it all up, though. Who does that?
After the debate, Fox News's Brit Hume and Greta Van Susteren both talked about how Biden's laugh reflex is a nervous tic and how in his personal life the man is generous of spirit. Fair enough. But that attribute needs to be paired with a sober attitude toward serious subjects, or at least a respect for those who want to discuss them seriously. What Biden failed to realize was that those who take these issues seriously also included the audience. Laughing at Ryan was laughing at them, too. It was as if Biden were the annoying jokester who can't resist making puns while you're trying to listen to an interesting conversation or watch a dramatic movie. Shut up already, you feel like saying.
Candidates should be judged on the substance of their ideas on various issues, of course. But none of us has a crystal ball that tells us which issues will become priorities because of changing circumstances. So we also judge candidates on their personalities and characters, and what these say about their decision-making capabilities and inclinations. In that sense, style might tell us something: is this fellow a clear thinker, does this woman consider all points of view? Can I trust him or her?
Unfortunately for Biden, his snarky attitude made him seem at least unbelievable if not outright untrustworthy. Sure, he was able to use all the right jargon and toss around information. But in that sense, he was like the quirky guy everybody ignores when he goes on at great length, with Cheshire-cat grin and encyclopedic knowledge, about how the Red Sox will absolutely, positively—no doubt whatsoever, my good friend—win next year. We've all had our shoulders tapped by that fellow. We might find him amusing and once in a blue moon he might be right, but it's a bit frightening imagining him a heartbeat away from…well, I always have trouble finishing that sentence.
But, back to actual substance and its interplay with style: Watching the first presidential debate, I thought one of Mitt Romney's advantages was that he came off as trustworthy, with some enumerated ideas on issues, while the president seemed to be spewing a lot of blah-blah-blah, the usual talking points that come from a candidate's mouth about fairness… moving forward…American people…what-a-mess-I-inherited, for the love of God.
Blah-blah-blah falls into two categories—the vague talking-points discussion mentioned above or a bunch of material (think quirky guy's encyclopedic knowledge of Red Sox history) the interested but undecided voter hasn't had a chance to study.
During the veep match-up, both candidates were throwing facts, figures, analysis, details around fast and furiously (although, ironically, the Fast and Furious scandal itself did not come up). When that happens, I believe undecided voters or nonpartisan voters (voters who switch "team" loyalties from year to year depending on the candidate) hear blah-blah-blah from both sides and end up favoring the candidate they believe they can trust.
Although I've expressed my dismay over the undecided voter—how can they be undecided at this point?—I do understand the befuddlement they must experience when confronted with a raft of material they've not been following but want to understand. They must feel they are coming up on a test for which they've not adequately studied. In a sense, all of us are in that "unprepared" state concerning all facets of foreign policy. We might be able to Google various government documents and studies concerning domestic issues, but we won't see the classified intelligence briefings the candidates have seen.
That brings us back to trustworthiness.
A brief television news discussion recently centered on how voters have come to distrust campaign ads that feature the opponent saying something negative because voters now automatically assume that both sides take quotes out of context. Thus, a new positive Romney ad that featured the candidate alone talking about his ideas received good reviews from those on the TV show. Romney had already demonstrated in the first debate that he was likeable and confident. The ad helped reinforce that image. This discussion was on MSNBC.
Before the first presidential debate, voters probably had a vague idea that Romney was a rich guy who might not understand their problems well enough to look out for their interests. His debate performance showed a likable fellow who has positive ideas, and who also happens to be rich. But I don't think Americans despise the rich as much as the president's team would like them to.
Unfortunately for the president, he appeared unengaged and sometimes– because of the vagueness of his answers –uninformed. Unfortunately for Vice President Joe Biden, he appeared just…well, awfully odd.
The rest, to the undecided voter, is just a bunch of blah-blah-blah.
Libby Sternberg is a novelist.


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Millie and Christine were born into slavery on July 11, 1851 in the town of Welches Creek, NC. The girls were joined at the spine and their owner, a blacksmith named Jabez McKay, was not sure what to do with the girls. Their parents, Monimia and Jacob, had previously sired seven children but clearly the […]0 comments


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Hancock fireworks draw big Monadnock-area crowd
By MEGHAN PIERCE
Union Leader Correspondent | July 07. 2013 8:01PM
Police Chief Andy Wood said he had two additional officers on duty in anticipation of a larger crowd this year.
In Peterborough, after a long standing tradition of holding a Fourth of July fireworks show at ConVal High School, the Greater Peterborough Chamber of Commerce had to cancel this year when school officials decided upgrades to the athletic fields should be protected and not subjected to the pedestrian traffic of the annual show.
In Hancock Saturday night spirits were high as Independence Day was celebrated. First with the ringing of the town bell at 6 p.m.
Longtime resident Bob Fogg opened the Hancock Congregational Church and its steeple bell to the children of the town to ring.
Around the town gazebo at 7 p.m. children read the Declaration of Independence.The town gathering is not as large as the Jaffrey and Peterborough events that had been large fundraisers for local charities that set up as vendors, but for the first time this year with both former events in mind, members of the Hancock Congregational Church set up a hotdog and drink booth on Main Street. They also sold glow sticks.Unfortunately the hot dogs were sold out by 7:30 p.m., but church members said they plan to bring more next year.
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[Intro: Young Scooter & (Rick Ross)]
Chea, haha
Black Migo Gang, I just left Colombia
Birdman, count up
Ross Double M
GuWop (Brick Squad, Young Scooter) chea
(Rozay, Stunna) Rich Gang
(What's happening, nigga?) {M-M-M-Maybach Music}
[Verse 1: Rick Ross]
I can make cocaine
3.5 kilos on my gold chain
I just flew to Haiti
Zoe fuck around gave me 80
Chickens like the wing-stop (huh!)
Nigga tried to kill me but I had the thing cocked
They think I know the voodoo
How they keep showing my Ghost on that channel 2
I'm having dreams and nightmares (huh!)
MJ moonwalking on them white squares (woo!)
I'm a boss not a Capo
Pussy nigga time to call me El Chapo
Trappin' till a hundred mill (huh!)
Built a mansion for my killers out in Summer Hill
Bad bitches never fuck with y'all
We fuck em then we drop em off in them muscle cars
Chrome wheels and them rally stripes
Third party conversations through them satellites
Lil nigga got a appetite
We do em and we pray they momma have a candlelight
(M-M-M-Maybach Music)
[Hook: Young Scooter] x2
I can make cocaine
I just fell in love with a Cuban
I just left Colombia
Now we get em in by the metric tons
[Verse 2: Birdman]
(Rich Gang... 5 Star)
I just left Colombia
Fly, skinny tires I ain't frontin none
Bitch they call me Birdman
Whip it from the kitchen to the curb man (ya heard me?)
Used to rob blocks on them backstreets
Dippin through them backstreets, traveling with them 10 a piece
Kingpin lifestyle
Million on the whip, hundred mil, hundred thou
20 million on a new home
Line tap got me hustling off of five phones
Gotta get it by all means
Put it down for my city from a triple beam
[Verse 3: Gucci Mane]
I was trapping outta granny house I broke the screen door
Rappers say they kingpins but ain't never seen dope
Whippin dope in every bowl you can't find a clean bowl
Long line full of fiends, Gucci need a green store
Wanna visit Coca-Cola come to Gucci mane store
And I ain't never told a soul, I don't need a snitch foe
R.I.P. Pimp, shouts to Bun, I just sold a metric ton
I got 99 bricks and I still won't front you one
[Verse 4: Young Scooter]
Hop up out that airplane
Me and Hector got a meeting with the Rich Gang
Free my nigga Poo Tang
Sold more dope than every rapper in the rap game
Really seen them truck loads
Came a long way from them country dirt roads
I own Lil Mexico
Pushin' bricks from the east to the west coast
Summertime I'm charging 16
You got ugly bricks you know my remix look clean
I'm BMG stamping everything
The streets mine and you'll never see a drought again
Remix of Young Scooter's single "Colombia", along with colleague-hustlers Rozay and Gucci and Cash Money-CEO Birdman, of his mixtape 'Street Lottery'.


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Seniors Tony Capobianco and Kyle Gibbons of the Canisius College hockey team were both named to the Atlantic Hockey Preseason All-Star Team on Monday as voted on by the league's media. Canisius, which was also placed fourth in the 12-team poll, was the only school with multiple players on the six-member all-star team.
The 2013 Atlantic Hockey Champions, Canisius received two first-place votes from the Atlantic Hockey Media Association, which is compromised of print, online and radio/television media covering the league. Niagara was picked first in the poll with Air Force and Mercyhurst tying for second. Following the Griffs in the rankings are Connecticut, RIT, Holy Cross and Robert Morris (tied for seventh), Bentley, Army, AIC and Sacred Heart.
Gibbons led the Griffs with 43 points, 21 goals and 22 assists during the 2012-13 campaign. His 43 points and 21 goals are the third most in the program's history, while also placing second with nine power-play tallies. Overall, Gibbons ranked 12th in Division I in points, eighth in goals and sixth in power-play goals last season.
Gibbons played his best hockey with the team's season on the line, earning Atlantic Hockey Tournament Most Valuable Player honors. The third-team all-conference selection led all players in the country with 18 points during the month of March, posting six goals and 12 assists. He recorded at least one point in all seven postseason contests, including a career-best four points in the championship win over Mercyhurst.
Capobianco was named the Griffs' MVP during the 2012-13 campaign after playing a key role in the team's first conference championship. He set four school records in saves (1,256), save percentage (.929), goaltender wins (18) and shutouts (four) during the season. Capobianco also led all players in the country with 1,256 saves, which ranks 12th in NCAA history and the most since the 1988-89 campaign. He finished 12th nationally with his .929 save percentage to go along with a 2.40 goals against average.
During the Griffs' run to the Atlantic Hockey Championship, Capobianco set a tournament record with 235 saves. Overall, the All-Tournament Team selection posted a 6-0-0 record during the league's postseason championship with a 1.99 goals against average and .951 save percentage.
The Griffs are coming off their most successful season in school history. Canisius won the program's first Atlantic Hockey Championship and advanced to the NCAA Tournament for the first time in school history, while also finishing the season ranked 19th in the final USCHO.com national poll, the highest placement in the program's history.
Canisius opens the 2013-14 campaign with an exhibition game against Brock on Oct. 6 before playing at Battle of the Bridge rival Niagara on Oct. 12.


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Mass Effect 2 allows players to continue the adventures of the fully customizable series hero Commander Shepard, as you take on a whole new adventure and a new cast of supporting characters.
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Xbox 360
Mass Effect 2 is the sequel to BioWare's hit space-based role-playing game (RPG), Mass Effect. A single player adventure, Mass Effect 2 allows players to continue the adventures of the fully customizable series hero Commander Shepard, as you take on a whole new adventure and a new cast of supporting characters. Additional new features include the ability to import game save files from the original Mass Effect game to continue the adventure in an unbroken fashion, a new damage system, a new, more flexible dialogue game mechanic and much more.
Like any game nowadays there are some problems with Mass Effect 2, the use of profanity was not warranted in certain scenes but i feel in some cases it was not justified and to be honest just didn't quite fit with the game itself.
The graphics on this game are OK, they reminded me of Gears of War, I was not happy with the overall graphics and would rate the graphics at 7/10
The sound quality and verbal communication in this game is second to none, brilliant, if only all game designers took this approach, crystal clear and would rate 10/10
The game play within this game at times can seem like a headache, an example being driving around looking for mineral deposits, with little else going on, the weapons have also been reduced someone whilst others have been altered.
It may feel like I am doing a demolition job on Mass Effect 2, if you like shooters and action then you will love this game, I just feel that perhaps they have tried to hard to improve on the original taking out some of the key elements which made it a classic hence the sequel.
Overall though the game is much better than many of the other games out there at present, within my top 10.
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Hello folks,
FNG here from sunny Florida! I've been lurking around here a while, like what I saw, and decided to join last week. You guys have a really nice forum here!:thumbsup
As a father-sons project (a 16 year old and a 13 year old), my boys and I have decided to do a little SW costuming, and as you can guess, Fett is the subject that came up! So, here I am, finding myself building not 1, but 3 helmets simultaneously! :eek Anyway, I've downloaded Alan's superb templates, and studied Honus, SD68, and slew of others' tutorials on the forum, and as of last night we cut out all the template pieces. We also made a trip to Walmart/Home Depot/Lowes last Saturday, and secured batting helmets and trash cans (for armor!). For the helmet material, we found some clear, sheet acrylic plastic that's about 3/16" thick (thicker than the sintra "For Sale" signs I found-I wanted something a bit heavier)) and bought that. Which leads me to the reason of this post...I'm a pretty handy guy, but plastic is not my forte, hence these few questions:
1) What can I cut this stuff with? I've got a Dremel with cut-off wheels and a variable-speed jig saw with 24 TPI blades...will these work?
2) Can I heat this acrylic using the boiling water method, or should I get a heat gun?
3) What would be the best adhesive for this stuff? I bought 8 tubes of Super-Glue to start with...should I get something better? If so, what?
4) I'll be finishing these off with Bondo, but I wanna be sure to get the construction down-pat first....any tips for us noobs?
Thanks for reading, and sparing a little time to answer the silly questions of this ol' 43 year old Mandolian!:skull


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Went to PA yesterday to a upland Gathering hunt that Ken from lil Dickens kennels puts on up by Hershey park.
Me my wife and labs Katie ,Maggie and Dillon had a good day on chukers and pheasants , only bad thing was that it was to damn hot, but other than that all was great , dogs worked well , Dillon had his first hunt in at 6 months of age and if I would have shot better the dogs would have been happier . Best part of the day was when my wife Nancy stepped on a roster and it came right up in her face , you could hear her scream for miles
I would like to thank Ken for doing a wonderful job setting this up


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The Information Literacy Skills Prize Awards were presented at the Celebration of Student Writing on April 17, 2014. Belk Library and Information Commons sponsored the contest, with help from the University Writing Center, the Composition Program, and Writing Across the Curriculum Program.
The prize recognizes an outstanding research paper written by a first-year Appalachian State University student for a class in UCO 1200 (First Year Seminar) or English 1000. Information literacy is the ability to find, evaluate, and use information effectively and it is an educational goal for every Appalachian State University graduate.
This award promotes students' active engagement in the processes of library research and encourages them to synthesize library research skills with the reading, writing and critical thinking skills developed in their first year at Appalachian.
The first place award, was a $300 gift certificate to the bookstore and it went to freshman Tanner Gill for his paper entitled Hunting the Hunters. The second place award, a $200.00 gift certificate to the bookstore, went to freshman Kayla Greeson for her paper entitled The Controversy Over Higher Education.
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'The rumor mill has the Sabres shipping centre Chris Gratton to the Phoenix Coyotes. It is a good bet that Gratton would be put on a line with winger Tony Amonte. Buffalo is looking at moving Gratton. Who the Sabres would get in return remains to be seen.'
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Ballistic Vests Donated by Local Attorney
Local Attorney and businessman, Rick Spencer recently donated funds to purchase five ballistic vests. Mr. Spencer donated the money to the Baxter County Sheriff's Foundation who in turn purchased the bullet proof vests for Deputies with the Baxter County Sheriff's Office.
Attorney Rick Spencer (left) speaks to the Deputies. Sheriff John Montgomery (center) and Foundation President, TC Carter (right)
Baxter County Sheriff's Deputies receive new ballistic vests
Attorney Rick Spencer hands a check to Baxter County Sheriff'sFoundation President TC Carter. The Foundation purchased the Ballistic Vests for the Deputies.
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I really want to understand Champions.. because i am considering P2P
What i don't understand is, how does it work?
Like the powers, lvling up, the equipment, like are their a lot of people that look like you? or with the same powers? .. can some just break it down for me? Thanks..


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Sterographic display
With the right size, spacing, and viewpoints, Graphics3D could
make very useful and dramatic stereo displays. The journal Science
often has printed stereo pair images of molecules, but I don't know
how they're made. Viewing them involves no mirrors, filters, or other
equipment but you have to learn how to adjust your eyes. It's not hard
for most people.
Naturally the two views of one object would be side-by-side,
which is no problem, but ideally they could be rotated in unison.
Stereo animations would also be possible, but I don't really need
I have a research application where this would be extremely
helpful. Has anyone done this, and can the two viewpoints be adjusted
together? I will appreciate any information.
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It is now over a half century since the defeated forces of General Chiang Kai-shek left the mainland of China and sought refuge in Taiwan. The Communist world of the 1940s is not the world of today in which the United States and China are important economic partners but issus about Taiwan continue to crop up. In 1979, the United States Congress passed legislation requiring America to provide Taiwan arms of a defensive nature. Again this year Congress returned to this piece of legislation to once again express its view of its necessity. The Chinese government has every right to become angry at interference in the internal affairs of another nation.
The solution for Taiwan is clear– recognize it is part of historic China and then become an autonomous functioning part of the nation with its current freedoms intact and the right to continue conducting its economy as has been done in the past. It is time to put this problem to rest.


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|by maria
|Date Added: Sunday 25 December, 2011
The base part of the item is missing:( I need my order fixed ASAP!I purchased for my husband for Xmas and when he opened the box only the top part was in the box and not the base. Very embarressing. Please do something abou it!
|by Tom
|Date Added: Wednesday 02 November, 2011
Purchased Bob about a year ago after tearing up my former training partner, slam man. Bob loves nothing more than a good ole beating, I tell people he feels neglected if you don't at least unleash a combo or two on him before you pass by. In all seriousness though, I couldn't be more happy with this purchase. So far, so good as far as durability. While my slam man ripped and tore over time, Bob has help up quite nicely. Some scuffs sure, but nothing major. I've had some sort of punching bag around since I was a kid, but nothing compares to Bob for my usage, its just more fun striking something that resembles a person. It's great to practice your striking and work in some cardio or just unleash a little frustration from time to time.
|by Ironhouse
|Date Added: Wednesday 19 October, 2011
Lets get this out of the way, Bob is an extension of the action figures I had as a kid. I didn't realize it at first, but after using the Bob a few times I was amazed at how much more I enjoyed hitting him than a traditional punching bag (which I've had for years and barely used). I'm not a pro fighter, and don't ever plan on being in a fight, I'm an MMA fan, and more than that, a guy that likes to work out, and more than that, a guy that loved his action figures. For whatever subconscious reason I love working out with Bob, and beating the hell out of him, and I'm pretty sure it has something to do with him being a giant version of a G.I.Joe. Now to the Review.The Good:Realistic feel and appearance enhances the overall experience and helps with target striking. Also motivates use.Works great for MMA (punches, kicks, elbows, knees, etc) and straight Boxing, as well as ground n' pound.Adjustable height is nice (roughly 5-6.5 ft range). It helps you practice against a variety of opponent sizes. I went short to practice kicks until my flexibility improves, I went tall to practice punching a tall person (much harder than you would imagine).Easy to clean, marks from gloves, dirt, and blood wipe right off.Fits well in a small space.The Bad:Originally had the base filled with water. When striking it the water takes motion and Bob jumped around too much. I was throwing mostly light speedy strikes and the base still jumped an inch or two every few hits. When I went with power strikes I literally moved him 10 feet over 15 minutes of striking. Eventually I filled Bob with Silica Sand and saw a major improvement. He barely jumps around (although he does still a bit, but in a good realistic way as the manufacturer intended) and I'm able to throw much harder strikes. To fill the base with sand I recommend a funnel (the opening is about 2in around). When filled with Sand the base is extremely heavy so I recommend a dolly to move him. I was able to tip and roll him a short distance (a couple feet), but for longer moves a dolly would be ideal.Recommend putting him on a bad or rug so if he does bounce a bit it doesn't make noise or damage the floor.Overall I couldn't be happier. The product is motivating and works great. The only recommendation I have is re-shaping the base to reduce potential bouncing.
|by Ozzie1010
|Date Added: Tuesday 04 October, 2011
This is a great product offered as at a fantastic price in excellent condition. The item was worth every penny and was in the exact condition as stated in the description.
|by BGO
|Date Added: Saturday 24 September, 2011
Shipping on BOB was right on time , Everything described in the product was true, Very satisfied , When I set up BOB, in my opinion I would fill with water than sand unless you don't plan moving it far (Of course unless you use a dolly). Another review on here suggested wearing gloves, Very good advice . A very good product overall !
|by SR
|Date Added: Friday 23 September, 2011
This thing is great. I work out and practice boxing and Martial Arts. It's good to help apply certain techniques and realistic strikes


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Grilled Chicken Over Spinach is shared by Michelle Krzmarzick of Torrance, California. "With two young children to keep me busy, it's essential to have a few 'ready-in-minutes' she confides. "This is a recipe I've pieced together and added my own touches to. It really satisfies my family."
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- 1 to 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 1 tablespoon cider vinegar
- 1 garlic clove, minced
- 1 teaspoon dried thyme
- 1/2 teaspoon dried oregano
- 1/2 teaspoon cayenne pepper
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- Dash pepper
- 4 boneless skinless chicken breast halves (1 pound)
- 1 green onion, finely chopped
- 1 to 2 garlic cloves, minced
- 1 to 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 1/2 pound fresh mushrooms, sliced
- 1 package (10 ounces) fresh spinach, torn
- In a large bowl, combine the first eight ingredients. Spoon over chicken. Grill, uncovered, over medium heat for 7 minutes on each side or until juices run clear.
- In a large skillet, saute onion and garlic in oil for 1 minute or until crisp-tender. Stir in mushrooms; saute for 3-4 minutes or until tender. Add spinach; saute for 2 minutes or until wilted. Transfer to a serving platter; top with chicken. Yield: 4 servings.
Originally published as Grilled Chicken Over Spinach in Taste of Home June/July 2001, p9
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A report from South Korea quoting a high ranking Samsung employee has claimed that the manufacturer is planning to release a smartphone powered by a dual-core 2GHz CPU some time in 2012.
Way back in Janaury, we saw the birth of the "superphone" when nVidia and LG launched the Optimus 2X, which was the world's first dual-core phone. Since then we've seen quite a few more dual-core phone including the HTC Sensation, Motorola Atrix and even Samsung's own Galaxy S II. Indeed the Galaxy S II, along with the Sensation, currently boast the highest clock speed for a mobile CPU at 1.2GHz. Now however, South Korean search engine, Daum, has reported that Samsung will be bringing the power of a desktop to your smartphone. "We are planning to release a 2GHz dual core CPU-equipped smartphone by next year," said a high-ranking official from the company. "This product will have the data processing capacities of a regular PC."
Most desktops these days shipping with CPUs between 3-4GHz, and the new mobile CPU from Samsung promises data processing capabilites of 4GHz. In further news Daum is reporting that the chip will be released under the Exynos brand and that Samsung is considering selling the chip to other phone manufacturers. Considering that software has yet to really catch up with the new superphone hardware, we wonder why Samsung would feel the need to push the mobile CPU speeds by so much. However, a CPU with that speed could well make smartphones – and more especially tablets – a lot more attractive to business users as viable desktop and laptop replacements.
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The Canisius College hockey team remained perfect at home following a 3-1 victory against Connecticut on Friday afternoon. The Griffs, who are 3-0-0 in Buffalo this season, improve to 4-7-0 on the year and 3-3-0 against Atlantic Hockey foes, while the Huskies drop to 4-5-1 and 3-2-0 in league play.
"It was a great team effort and a hard-fought win tonight," said Canisius head coach Dave Smith. "It felt like a playoff game in November and I'm really proud with how we played as a team. To keep our winning streak alive at home is also important and exciting as it's something I hear the players talking about."
Junior Braeden Rigney led the Griffs and matched his career high with two points in the victory, scoring the game-winning goal and adding an assist. Senior Patrick Sullivan and sophomore Stephen Miller also added a goal for Canisius in the win.
Senior netminder Tony Capobianco recorded 25 saves to anchor the Canisius defense.
Sullivan opened the scoring for the Griffs with his fourth tally of the season just 122 seconds into the game. The senior chipped the puck past a Connecticut defender and then beat the goaltender 1-on-1, sneaking the puck through 5-hole for the 1-0 lead. Rigney and junior Mitch McCrank both registered an assist on the early tally.
Connecticut tied the contest early in the second period when Shawn Pauly scored 3:33 into the frame. Capobianco made a save off a shot from the point and the puck popped into the air. Pauly located the loose puck near the crease and found the back of the net to square the contest at one.
Canisius answered back and took the lead for good when Rigney scored his first career game-winning goal with 7:43 remaining in the second. The senior received the puck in the neutral zone and beat three Connecticut defenders before finishing high glove-side for the 2-1 advantage. Senior Kyle Gibbons and freshman Geoff Fortman both registered an assist on the go-ahead tally.
The Griffs then stretched their lead to two early in the third frame when Miller scored his first goal of the season just 87 seconds into the period. Junior defender Doug Jessey skated past a number of Connecticut players into the offensive zone before finding Miller to his left. A quick release from the slot then found the back of the net for the sophomore forward. Sophomore Chris Rumble also registered an assist on the goal to give Canisius a 3-1 advantage.
The Canisius defense then took it from there and didn't allow the Huskies to pull any closer. The Griffs penalty kill unit also continued to play well and killed off a late Connecticut power play, which included a two-man advantage with the goalie pulled, to secure the 3-1 victory.
Connecticut finished the game with a 26-22 advantage in shots, while neither team was able to convert on the power play. Canisius was 0-for-4 with the extra-man advantage and killed all three of the Huskies chances.
The schools wrap up the series tomorrow afternoon. Game time at the Buffalo State Sports Arena is scheduled for 4:05 p.m.
Game Notes: Rigney, who has 16 career points in 62 career games, has five points in the Griffs' last five contests … In four career starts against Connecticut, Capobianco owns a 3-0-1 record with a 0.73 goals against average and .980 save percentage … The assist for Fortman on Rigney's goal was the first point of his collegiate career … Canisius has not allowed a power-play goal in the last four games (16-straight opportunities) after allowing at least one in each of the first seven games of the season … The Griffs have won their first three home games for just the second time in the program's 15-year Division I history (Canisius has never won four-straight at home to open a season).


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These are the items i have at the moment and looking to get some direction/guidance from those that have done it before. This is my first real motor build. 1997 VW Cabrio manual 2.0 w/ABA is what is currently in the car.
I'm going for a High Boost Build Built to last and take my abuse.
These are the parts i have collected so far:
Engine & Internals
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2.0L 16v fully assembled head.
Early OBD1 block with forged crank and oil squirters
Oil Pan with Oil return bung (sloppily welded from PO)
Oil Windage Tray
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ABA Head gasket
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MK3 Tesioner Bracket
MK3 Alternator
ABA Crank Pulley
Car motor will be going into.
So am i going in the right direction. What are some key items i am missing? I have a stock 1.8t Mk4 smic i will be using for intercooling for now. I hope to reach numbers somewhere in the 250-300 whp range. Motor will be tied to a mk4 1.8t trans if plans work out accordingly. Thanks for any help i'll be very appreciative of any constructive/destructive criticism.


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