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Remove URLs Tool
The Remove URLs tool enables you to temporarily block pages in your Search Console property from Google Search results. For other types of pages, see here.
- A successful request lasts only about 90 days. After that, your information can appear on Google search results (see Making removal permanent).
- You must be an owner of the search console property that corresponds to the URL to be able to use this tool. If not, see see here.
To temporarily block a Search Console property page from Google Search:
- Open the Remove URLs page.
- Click Temporarily hide.
- Enter the relative path of the desired image, page, or directory and click Continue. The path is relative to your Search Console property root, and should include a leading / mark.
- Choose one of the following actions on the form:
- Temporarily hide page from search results and remove from cache: Hides the page from Google search results for about 90 days, and also clears the cached copy of the page and snippet. The page can reappear in search results after the blackout period. Google will recrawl the page during the blackout period and refresh the page cache and snippet, but will not show them until the blackout period expires.
- Remove page from cache only: Clears the cached page and snippet, but does not remove the page from search results. Google will refresh the page cache and snippet.
- Temporarily hide directory: Hides an entire directory from search results for about 90 days and also clears cached pages and snippets for all pages in the specified directory. The directory can reappear in search results after the blackout period. Google will recrawl the pages during the blackout period and refresh the page caches and snippets.
- Click Submit Request. The request can take up to a day to process, but is not guaranteed to be accepted. Check back to see the status of the request. If your request has been denied, click Learn more to see the explanation. For example, your request might have failed because the URL you submitted didn't meet the requirements for the type of blocking you requested, or you may need to make a different type of request in order to successfully block a specific URL.
- Submit additional removal requests for any pseudonym URLs for that page, as well as any variations in URL casing that your server handles. For example, all the following URLs might point to the same page (More tips on finding the right URL):
- example.com/mypage
- example.com/MyPage
- www.example.com/mypage
- example.com/page?1234.
Clearing the cache or hiding a URL does not change Googlebot's crawl schedule or page caching behavior. When you request a temporary block of a URL, Google will still continue to crawl your URL, if it exists and isn't blocked by another method (such as a noindex tag). Because of this, it is possible that your page can be crawled and cached again before you remove or password-protect your page, and can appear in search results after your temporary blackout expires.
If your URL becomes unreachable by Googlebot, it will assume that the page is gone and your block request will be ended; any page found at that URL later will be considered a new page that can appear in Google's search results.
Make removal permanent
The Remove URLs tool is only a temporary removal. To remove content or a URL from Google search permanently you must take one or more of the following additional actions:
- Remove or update the actual content from your site (images, pages, directories) and make sure that your web server returns either a
404 (Not Found)or
410 (Gone)HTTP status code. Non-HTML files (like PDFs) should be completely removed from your server. (Learn more about HTTP status codes)
- Block access to the content, for example by requiring a password.
- Indicate that the page should not to be indexed using the noindex meta tag. This is less secure than the other methods.
To cancel URL blocking
If you need to cancel your 90-day block from search results, you can visit the status page of the tool and click Reinclude next to a successful request. Requests take a few days to be process.
Misusing the Remove URLs tool
The URL removal tool is intended as a first step for content that you urgently need blocked—for example, if it contains confidential data that was accidentally exposed. Using the tool for other purposes might cause problems for your site.
- Do not use the tool to clean up cruft, like old pages that 404. If you recently changed your site and now have some outdated URLs in the index, Google's crawlers will see this as we recrawl your URLs, and those pages will naturally drop out of our search results. There's no need to request an urgent update.
- Do not use the tool to address crawl errors from your Search Console account. The blocking tool blocks URLs from Google's search results, not from your Search Console account. You don't need to manually remove URLs from this report; they will drop out naturally over time.
- Do not use the tool to "start from scratch" with your site. If you're worried that your site might have a manual action, or you want to start with a clean slate after purchasing a domain from someone else, we recommend filing a reconsideration request letting us know what you're worried about and what has changed.
- Do not use the tool to take your site "offline" after being hacked. If your site was hacked and you want to get rid of bad URLs that got indexed, use the URL blocking tool to block any new URLs that the hacker created—for example, http://www.example.com/buy-cheap-cialis-skq3w598.html. But we don't recommend blocking your entire site, or blocking URLs that you'll eventually want indexed. Instead, clean up the hacking and let us recrawl your site. More information about dealing with a hacked site.
- Do not use the tool to get the right "version" of your site indexed. Many sites make the same HTML content or files available via different URLs. If you do this, and don't want duplicates to appear in search results, review our recommended methods of canonicalization. Don't use the URL tool to block the URLs you don't want in search results. It won't keep your favorite version of a page; instead, could remove all versions (http/https and www/non-www) of a URL.


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"Better send the Porter Rockwell brigade to the eastern border to keep these commies from infiltrating the Promised Land."
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"Just more proof that here in Utah, if you're not rich, white &/or a member of the 10% club, you have no rights."
commenting on the March 17 column from leaders of the Utah ACLU, "Our right to a lawyer," which called on Utah to do more to keep the constitutional promise that every defendant in every criminal case is entitled to an attorney
"Why would energy & extraction companies pay millions to a state education fund, when, for 50K or less, they can just buy Utah politicians to ensure their low costs?"
commenting on the March 16 Tribune editorial, "Slippery slope: Nothing to stop slide of education," which criticized the last session of the Utah Legislature for, again, underfunding public education
"The BSA is going down in flames because they're so afraid of the flaming. It's delicious to watch."
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BETHLEHEM, Pa. – Lehigh's offense erupted for a season high 21 goals, including a combined 12 in the first and fourth quarters, as the Mountain Hawks rolled past Detroit 21-9 on Monday afternoon at the Ulrich Sports Complex. The 21 goals are Lehigh's most since 1999 and the win is Lehigh's first at home since 2008. Cameron Lao-Gosney led the Brown and White with five goals, while Alex Drake scored four in helping Lehigh up its record to 3-4. Joel Matthews found the back of the net four times for the Titans who fall to 0-5.
"The weather in the game against Yale was similar to how it is today," Lao Gosney said afterwards. "But we put our foot down and kept going and came away with the win." He continued, "We were challenged by the coaching staff after losing to Yale and today we did a nice job of bouncing back. We fought hard, we were aggressive with our dodging and we kept trying to get to the goal."
Lehigh unleashed a season best 44 shots on the afternoon and Detroit was credited with 20. The game featured 26 combined penalties and 36 combined turnovers. Junior Will Scudder did a terrific job in the X for Lehigh, winning 16-of-19 and he also scooped up eight ground balls. As a team Lehigh scooped up 32 ground balls and the Mountain Hawks also caused eight turnovers. Freshman Dan Carr received the start in goal for Lehigh and sent back six shots in 45 minutes of action before giving way to Conor Murphy who stopped three shots in the fourth quarter.
Detroit was credited with 20 shots for the game led by Matthews with seven. Jordan Houtby and Chris Butts caused two turnovers each and Houtby led the Titans with five ground balls. A.J. Levell stopped ten shots in goal for the visitors and Vince Diana stopped four.
"I was much prouder of our effort today," head coach Kevin Cassese explained. "I thought we played much harder than we did over the weekend. This team still has a lot to learn and needs to get some additional practice underneath its belt. We have a lot of inexperienced guys and even our upperclassmen aren't that experienced. It's a learning experience for us. We need to continue to battle and scrap, and out-work our opponent."
He continued, "I thought our attack was the recipient of unselfish play by our midfield. That position needs to have guys who are unselfish in order for it to be successful and today we had that. Our first midfield scored eight goals and handed out three assists today and I thought they really stepped their play up. They bounced back from the game against Yale because that was not their best performance."
Lehigh came out of the gate firing and raced out to a 5-0 lead after one quarter on the strength of goals by Cameron Lao-Gosney, Dante Fantoni, Brian Bienemann, Drake and Roman Lao-Gosney. Scott Harris and Matthews opened the second with back-to-back goals for Detroit, pulling the Titans within three, but Fantoni and Drake responded with two straight scores for Lehigh to give the home team a 7-2 lead with 8:48 left before halftime. Cameron Lao-Gosney and Roman Lao-Gosney scored more goals for Lehigh as the Mountain Hawks opened up a 9-3 advantage, but Detroit came back with three straight scores to make it a 9-6 game. Unfazed, Lehigh answered with goals by Drake and Cameron Lao-Gosney to take an 11-6 lead into halftime.
Just as they did in the first quarter the Mountain Hawks came out strong in the third scoring three straight to go in front 14-6. Cameron Lao-Gosney, Fantoni and Johnston scored for Lehigh before Detroit closed the quarter with a 3-0 run to make the score 14-9 after three.
Lehigh completely dominated the final 15 minutes of play to leave little doubt as to who would win the game. Cameron Lao-Gosney got things started before Adam Johnston found the back of the net with 12:09 to play, which made the score 16-9. Drake then made it 17-9 with a score at the 8:05 mark before John Henry McNierney and Taylor Castagna alternated scoring on four goals to put the final margin at 21-9.
Lehigh now has over one week off to prepare for its next game before returning to action on March 23 when the Mountain Hawks play host to Army in a huge Patriot League showdown at home. The opening face-off is set for 7:00 from the Ulrich Sports Complex.
"Next week is huge for us," Cassese said. "We are halfway done with our season now and with two big Patriot League games coming up this is a crucial stretch for us. "


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|The School of Business Gives Students an E.D.G.E. toward Success
|Introduced this semester, the E.D.G.E. program provides students tools and practical applications for internship and interview experience.
As a freshman, Nick Stuffo is already learning lessons about how to prepare for the job market.
Stuffo participated in the first E.D.G.E. mini-conference in February, a new initiative of the School and its Professional Development Coordinator. The conference addressed effective networking, professionalism and communication.
"I think the biggest surprise to me was how much of a difference there was in what I thought was appropriate to wear to an interview to what you are actually supposed to wear," said Stuffo, who's majoring in business administration. "I learned what the difference was between business casual and business professional. Before this session, I would not have been able to tell anyone the difference between the two."
Bethany Kilgore, the Professional Development Coordinator, has the simple explanation of the difference: With business casual, you wear a jacket that doesn't match in color or style with the pants. With business professional, everything matches; the dress is more conservative overall and is tailored.
The E.D.G.E. program introduces undergraduates – from freshmen to seniors – to essential skills for interview success through a series of seminars and workshops. E.D.G.E. is an acronym for the topics taught during three mini-conferences:
• Effective Networking, Professionalism and Communication
• Dress for Interview Success
• Good Work Habits
• Essentials for Successful Interviewing.
The first mini-conference prepared younger students for their professions exploration assignment. Other than learning professional dress, students learned how to connect with professionals within their field of interest. They reviewed their personal network to identify contacts, then e-mailed or called at least one professional in their field of interest to set up an informational interview.
Prompt follow-up creates a good impression, said Timothy Berry '13, a business administration major.
"The biggest surprise to me was the tip about following up with employers, alumni, and professional contacts. I learned that responding to a voicemail or e-mail within 24 hours is best, 48 hours' maximum," said Berry, who is chair of finance and communications for the Business School Deans' Hosts organization. "Beyond that two-day mark, you most likely have a note in your contact's mind, flagging you as unprofessional because they made the time to contact you in a prompt manner, but you didn't return the favor.''
When he e-mailed three professionals asking for an interview, he used his Blackberry to monitor his communication: "Having e-mails pushed to my Blackberry is a great way to see how fast the professional responds, and allows you to respond on the go.''
It's not always easy to speak with high-level professionals, says Kristen Klocko '14, who admits, "I'm very nervous" about her upcoming telephone interview with Susan Croushore, the president and CEO of Christ Hospital in Cincinnati, who has been named one of the top 25 women in healthcare by ModernHealthcare.com.
"But, from what I learned through E.D.G.E., I feel more confident in how to present myself and in what to say to sound professional," said Klocko, a business administration major. "I hope to gain more insight and knowledge about the healthcare administration vocation because I am thinking about pursuing a career in that field."
Rebecca Kabel found her professional contact on campus when she attended a "Leading at IC" program of the Student Leadership Institute. Theresa Radley, assistant director of the Student Involvement Office of Student Engagement and Multicultural Affairs, discussed the responsibilities of all IC club officers. Listening to Radley convinced Kabel '14, a business administration major and music minor, that she wants to focus on a career in higher education.
Kabel arranged her informational interview with Radley for the next day.
"I have spent most of my life organizing people and coordinating them, and have loved doing it," said Kabel, inspired by how Radley coordinates all the student clubs on campus. Following Radley's advice to get involved in college activities, Kabel wants to organize an event in conjunction with Longview, the residential senior retirement community adjacent to the college on South Hill.
Her vision is to bring students with their laptops to Longview to teach residents the basics of e-mail.
Liana Casciani, who calls herself "a spunky person," said she learned she can't dress that way during an interview.
"My biggest surprise was how important first impressions are, not only in person but on paper, too," said Casciani '14, a business administration major with a concentration in international business and a minor in Italian. "In person, how you dress is amazingly important – from how you present your hairstyle to how long your skirt is. Interviewers are, as I learned, very judgmental."
She and a friend are planning to go shopping for business casual and business professional attire. She says it will give them an advantage whenever they interview: "We will be taken seriously and professionally and help make contacts for not only ourselves but for the Business School at Ithaca as well."


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UNIVERSITY OF RICHMOND, Va. - Richmond Track & Field opened its seventh annual Fred Hardy Invitational in record-setting fashion on Friday behind several strong showings from its field and distance corps. The Spiders will look for more of the same during Saturday's second and final day of action at Robins Stadium.
Senior pole vaulter Devin Cassels (Lewisburg, Pa./Lewisburg Area) made the most of his final home appearance on Friday, jumping 4.45 meters to take third in the event and chase down a school record that had previously stood for nearly four decades (Jim Tucker, 1974).
Sophomore Grace Gibson (Virginia Beach, Va./Virginia Beach) also turned in an inspired performance on the women's side of the pole vault, equaling her program-record height of 3.40 meters that she reset just two weeks ago at the VCU Invitational to finish in a tie for sixth place.
Also in a record-setting state of mind was senior Meaghan McGovern (North Kingston, R.I./North Kingston), who smashed the six-year-old meet and facility hammer throw mark (52.71m) with her toss of 54.23 meters in the event.
Senior Nicol Traynor (Basking Ridge, N.J./Ridge) continued what has been a strong final semester on the track, resetting her own meet and facility mark by better than four seconds with a 4:24.61 to finish as the top collegian and in second overall in the 1,500 Meters. Sophomore Alli Mannon (Litiz, Pa./Warwick) finished fourth in 4:34.87, while classmate Amanda Lineberry (Mechanicsville, Va./Lee Davis) took tenth in 4:46.23.
A pair of newcomers led the way for the Spiders in the men's 1,500 Meters. Matthew Groff (Landisville, Pa./Hempfield) crossed the line in sixth in a time of 3:56.52, with Billy Fayette (Clarendon Hills, Va./Hinsdale) just behind in seventh (3:56.65).
Sophomore Elizabeth Schinski (Geneseo, N.Y./Geneseo) went the distance on Friday as well, turning in a strong finish down the stretch to take second in the 5,000 Meters with a time of 17:57.59.
Saturday's second and final day of Fred Hardy action begins at 9 a.m. with the men's discus at the Upper Practice Fields on the Westhampton side of campus along Crenshaw Way behind Parking Lot W39. Events at Robins Stadium get underway at 10 a.m. with the women's long jump. Running events are set to start at 11 a.m. with the women's 100 Meter Hurdles.
For a sixth-consecutive year, a SpiderTV will provide a live video stream featuring both running events and jumps in addition to on-air Spider alumni commentators. The video stream is available for a monthlong subscription fee of $9.95. Saturday's live video stream is available here.
Live results and live Twitter updates will also be provided throughout the meet. A recap together with complete results can be found on RichmondSpiders.com following Saturday's events.


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The JAWS system comes with reusable spray bottles and refill cartridges of concentrated cleaners. JAWS stands for Just Add Water System. Fill the bottle to the fill line, insert a JAWS cartridge, and get to your cleaning.
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'"So far, we still have (cap) room," a very happy Regier told The Buffalo News after Thursday night's deal was complete. "There are a few roles up front that we'd like to address if we can."'
Archives for June 2011
Ehrhoff gets 10-year deal
Ehrhoff signing sends a message
'Jaw-dropping? Entertaining? Mind-boggling? A dream?'
Sabres Sign Christian Ehrhoff; contract terms reported
'TSN's Bob McKenzie was the first to report that the deal is worth $40 million over 10 years with a cap hit of $4 million per season and a modified no-trade clause. Ehrhoff will receive an $8 million signing bonus for the first year of the contract and a $5 million bonus for the second year.'
Sabres ink Ehrhoff
'Ehrhoff tied a career high with 14 goals and set career bests with 36 assists and 50 points over 79 games last season, helping the Canucks to the Presidents' Trophy and a trip to the Stanley Cup Finals. He added two goals and 12 points in 23 playoff tilts.'
Sabres trade gamble pays off with D Ehrhoff signed
'"As you know, it's uncharacteristic for us to give up a fourth-round pick," Regier said. "We just felt very strongly that if we could get to the player early that we would have the opportunity to sign him."'
Sabres sign Christian Ehrhoff to a long-term contract
'"I was originally going to wait and see what was available on the free agent market," said Christian Ehrhoff. "After the Sabres acquired my rights and I spoke with Terry Pegula and Darcy Regier, I did my due diligence on the team and I was very impressed. I called some former teammates and others in the NHL who also had great things to say and I was aware that Robyn Regehr had waived his no-trade clause in his contract this week to join the Sabres. My goal is to win the Stanley Cup, and after the offer I received from Buffalo, I believe this is the best place to make it happen."'
Buffalo Sabres going new school with Rochester Americans
'"We will begin to treat the sport a little bit like individual sport athletes (such as tennis players or golfers). Those athletes dedicate a tremendous amount of time to what they do."'
Ehrhoff's rights traded to Buffalo
'Islanders general manager Garth Snow acquired the rights to Ehrhoff from Vancouver on Tuesday in exchange for a 2012 fourth-round pick. Snow failed to sign the defenseman before a self-imposed 5 p.m. deadline on Wednesday before shipping his rights to the Sabres.'
Rochester Amerks, Buffalo Sabres reunion sparks buzz in region
'"This really stabilizes the Amerks, and the Sabres' commitment to the area is clear," Rochester Mayor Thomas Richards said. "And it stabilizes the arena. This is, after all, a hockey arena. The reason we have the place is so it gets used."'
Amerks season tickets are great bargain
'Fans can buy a season ticket for $10 per game — $380 for the entire regular-season home schedule — for any seat in Blue Cross Arena at the Rochester Community War Memorial.'
Sabres go after Ehrhoff, trade away Montador
'Ehrhoff was the night's biggest move. The pending unrestricted free agent was shipped earlier this week to the Isles, who were unable to sign him despite an offer reported to be for five years and more than $23 million. He made $3.4 million last season.'
Sabres, Gerbe agree to multiyear contract
'"I didn't go," he said by phone Wednesday. "It always tough to see the team you're competing against win the Cup. That's something you always dream of and want. I guess there's a little bit of jealousy there, but it makes you work harder."'
Rochester, Buffalo: Two cities, one cause
'"We have our university where we can teach players not only about hockey, but a lot of these young guys that come in, they need to develop other skills," said Pegula, who funded an arena and helped establish Division I hockey at Penn State last fall. "Our plan is to make this franchise a shining star that will develop our players."'
Kim Pegula now woman of influence
'"I'm still a mom," she said with a laugh when the topic was broached. "I've worked for Terry for 20 years, besides being married for 18, so we've always done it this way. There hasn't been a time we haven't. It works for us so we're going to continue."'
Sabres, Amerks hail "unification"
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I had my Diamond T pickup, not quite finished, start in gear this morning when I turned the key to ensure my gas gauge repair had worked. I leaned in from the passenger door, thinking the key was in the "Off" position, and turned it. I'd left it "On", the truck started, and because I'd taken it out of park earlier to move the Lokar shift lever back out of the way to get to a screw holding the gauge panel on, and it drove itself into a pull-post set in the floor. Big damage.
The truck hasn't been licenced yet, this shifter was installed 2 years ago, and I adjusted it PAINSTAKINGLY when it was installed. It seemed to work as it should untill today, when it needed to.
I will be adding a redundant switch, and maybe even a brake interlock.
This sucks, and I am NOT happy with Lokar right now...
Wow, good thing no one got hurt!
I never trust a nuetral safety switch even when it's working like it should...They can fail.... Sorry to see this happen,, But good thing no one got hurt...
Why complain about Lokar at this point? They have painstakingly stood behind any installation, instruction comment or part failure when I have DISCUSSED with them. And again, and until you bench check that part, made by an outside supplier of theirs or again adjust the switch with the supplied tool, there is no complaint. There is another general issue with their shifters, but not the neutral start switch.
Really? I'm complaining because the Lokar nuetrals safety switch is awkard to adjust and doesn't work when it's needed. I'm the first to admit that I was the guy leaning inside the truck turning the key (to what I thought was simply to the "Run" position, when in reality I'd left it in "Run" while working on the gas gauge issue), but I certainly place equal blame for the truck ending up wrapped around a 4" pole set in concrete on the nss, part of the shifter, allowing it start in "Drive". The switch was adjusted per Lokar instructions when I installed it. It's finicky to adjust, the detents are small, and the whole thing flexes a little as it moves through it's travel. Is it normal to check, re-check, and re-adjust this? They may "...painstakingly stand behind any installation..." when you "...discuss with them...", but my truck has thousands of dollars damage from that switch not working as it should.
As a capper, last night, after I could go out and look at the truck, when
CAREFULLY positioning the shift lever in gear, it will only start in "Park" and "Nuetral". Discuss that.
It's an ACCIDENT man, and it was caused by two things, me, doing something I shouldn't have, and a Lokar shifter switch not working as it should. The switch is supposed to be a fail-safe for human error. I, and anybody else who uses one, depends on it to prevent damage and injury when the user makes a bone-headed move, like forgetting we've moved the shift lever to work on the dash, and then forgot the key was left "On".
I'm saying DON'T TRUST A LOKAR NUETRAL SAFETY SWITCH. You can defend them all you want, but it's poor design, I won't depend on it, and I'm urging others who have one not to either. It's one thing to have it function as it should at an NSRA inspection, or when CAREFULLY positioning the lever in it's detents, but in daily use, it's dangerous.
Amazingly, there are many thousands of Lokar shifters with absolutely no problem. What I am saying is before you complain about a company you at least have done: one, (re)check YOUR adjustment after saying that you have been working on this vehicle and I'm assuming that the shifter was installed, check for damagetwo, bench test the switch, three (re)check your wiring, four call Lokar. As far as adjustment being difficult - be serious - there's a threaded plug you screw in in place of the NSS to set it. It takes ten/fifteen minutes.
Yes, amazingly. You have your opinion, and I have a wrecked truck due to that part. Hmmm, I wonder which one of us more objective right now? But, taking your good advice,from now on, I will remove and bench test every aftermarket part I buy each and every time I plan on using it...
Im just glad youre okay. The worst would have been if you had someone under the hood and for whatever reason, did the same.
Have you contacted Lokar? If you do, they'll want to inspect the switch at some point, and probably will want any serials or batch-number from the part.
I actually went through this with a gearbox customer about 6 months ago. Someone built a box of junk in one of our new cases, assembled it incorrectly and installed the (used) shifter improperly and sold it to this guy to put in his willys gasser show-car. He plowed it into a garage door.
He was (all things considered) really nice about the whole thing, but was very disappointed when we told him we didn't build it, even though the casting has our name on it. Gearbox came in for disassembly and inspection. We did a full write up and offered testimony if he needed it.
My point is if you try to be polite, vendors will usually work with you instead of against you.
Take lots of pictures before you send it out too; of the truck, the shifter, the adjustment...even video.
Good Luck and keep us posted
I'd definitely get in touch with Lokar. I have a number of their parts on my sedan, and all have been first rate. I sent them a couple of suggestions on their throttle pedal and e-brake. They implemented the ones on the pedal assembly, and their engineer contacted me to discuss the e-brake mods I suggested. Point is, they were concerned and listened. Maybe they can make it better and keep someone else from having the problem you had.
If it worked correctly before
It worked correctly after
Would it not work in between???
This little part is no less imprtant than functioning brakes.
I watched a "tech" at Sears reach in my pickup and turn the key.
Manual trans truck left in gear actually started and nearly backed off the rack.
I realize that some of you believe that this is totally my fault, and that's fine. It's easy to armchair quarter back. I just stopped a buddies shop who happens to be one of the NSRA Safety Reps for SW lower MI. They look at LOTS of cars during inspections, and it's his teams position to recommend to EVERY car owner who has a Lokar or Gennie shifter to bypass the stock switch, and replace it with a GM or Ron Francis switch on the trans at the shift arm. He runs a Lokar in his '34 Cabriolet with the switch bypassed and a Ron Frances on the trans for this very reason.
According to him, a large number of cars FAIL at inspection for this, much to the surprise of the owners, who think their car is protected. He further told me that NSRA has been pressuring Lokar to address this without success. Nobody has evidently been killed, so it's not a big enough problem to address. He said he wasn't aware of anyone's car being damaged as mine has, but there are surely others.
So, you can bust my chops all you want, say I didn't adjust it properly or tighten the mounting bolts, but if you've got one in YOUR car, don't use the switch on it. That's NSRA's stance, not just mine. I'm trying to save YOU the experience I'm having right now, not just trying to lay blame.
I wasn't coming down on you for it,,, No matter where you put the switch they can move OR fail,, That's what I was getting at.. The switch is man made,, ANYTHING that man makes CAN and WILL fail at one point or another.. You may have done everything right but something happen.....
That's why I said I don't trust them even working right...
Kind of like leaving a ford running in park.... I had a friend that had a gran torino,, He stopped at a store to run in and get a beer... I was coming down the street at the same time he was in the store,,, I seen his car back right across the street from the store into the other building,,, I didn't know why he did that... WELL !!!! While he was in the store waiting in line, The guy behind him said... HEY !!!! Is that your car leaving without you...******* !!!!! When I seen it hit the building,, I also seen my friend RUNNING after it.... NOW I really didn't under stand what was going on.. I stopped to see... My friend said he was inside with the car running in park,, Then the car decided to leave me there...LOL
After that... I didn't trust any car running or starting without me behind the wheel... EVERYTHING FAIL'S... Sorry you had this happen... But be thankful it was worst..;)
Brian----hope you did not mean me---I was not trying to imply that it was your fault.
Randy-----had the exact same thing happen to me.
79 Econoline
left it running to run into Alberstson's for a minute.
When I returned the van was already on it's way across
the parking lot and headed for the hiway.
It lost all of it's steam on a rather steep incline before it got to the hiway.
I would imagine the look on my face was priceless "Where the hell is that van going??"
It sucks that it happened but do you have a working parking brake,I make sure they work on all of my vehicles and is used when parked.
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Moon Township, Pa. – True freshman midfielder Eric Rankel (Philadelphia, Pa. / Downingtown West) tied a Colonial freshmen record with five goals as he helped the Robert Morris University men's lacrosse team to a 12-9 victory over UMBC at a cold Joe Walton Stadium Saturday afternoon.
RMU improved to 2-0 all-time against UMBC as the Colonials also took down the Retrievers last season in Baltimore. Robert Morris did not trail at all in Saturday's contest against UMBC, just like last year's meeting, and has only trailed for 5:14 of the first 120 minutes of the 2013 season.
After collecting three points in his collegiate debut, Rankel tallied five goals, on just seven shots, and an assist to post a game-high six points. His quintet of scores marked just the second time in RMU history in which a Colonial freshman has notched at least five goals in a single contest.
While Rankel was busy providing the goals, redshirt senior Charles Ruppert (Long Island, N.Y. / Massapequa) did a strong job preventing them for the second consecutive week. Ruppert had a game-high 13 saves on 22 shots on goal to post a .591 save percentage on the day. It was his second straight and 12th career outing with double-figure saves as the veteran has notched 28 saves on 46 shots on goal on the young season. He also tied his career high with three ground balls.
RMU did well to keep UMBC from getting into a rhythm as it forced the Retrievers into 25 turnovers, 15 of which were caused by Robert Morris. Both of those figures represent RMU's best outputs in those respective categories in the program's past 32 games. The Colonials have forced their opponents into 44 turnovers in the first two games, a new school record for turnovers forced in the first two contests of a season.
For the second straight year, Robert Morris performed well while playing a man down against UMBC as it killed off 4-of-5 of the Retrievers' extra-man opportunities. The Colonials have now successfully killed off 10-of-13 man-up chances all-time against UMBC and also improved to killing off 8-of-9 such opportunities on the 2013 campaign. Additionally, contrary to what one might expect, RMU won for the fifth straight time when having fewer extra-man opportunities than its opponent.
True freshman attackman Luke Laszkiewicz (Oshawa, Ontario / Westminster Prep) netted three points for the second straight week as he posted two goals and his first-career assist after collecting a hat trick against Bellarmine.
Sophomore attackman Jacob Ruest (Cornwall, Ontario / The Hill Academy) tallied his first career multi-point game by registering two goals and also added a career-best three ground balls. Ruest notched the game-winning goal for the second straight year against UMBC as his winner in 2012 doubled as his first-career point.
Redshirt senior attackman Dave Morton (Orangeville, Ontario / Hill School) contributed his 11th career multi-goal game with two scores and moved into a tie for ninth in career goals with 42. Morton's ninth multi-goal effort in the team's last 10 outings also doubled as his 15th career multi-point effort.
Two goals by Rankel in the first seven minutes of the contest had the score knotted, 2-2, late in the first quarter before both senior Jake Hayes (Calgary, Alberta / Central Memorial) and Laszkiewicz found the twine in the final 100 seconds of the frame to double RMU's cushion after one period.
UMBC scored a goal early in the second before the teams played over 11 minutes without a goal, the longest such stretch of the game. Rankel and Morton both found the net in the final three minutes of the half although the Retrievers would get one back in the final minute to set the halftime margin at 6-4 in favor of the Colonials.
UMBC would pull within a single score twice in the third quarter, but goals by Rankel and Morton in the final four minutes of the frame gave Robert Morris a 9-6 edge after 45 minutes of action.
Each team would score three times in the final stanza to set the final margin as RMU's lead never got below two goals in the final quarter of action.
Hayes posted a goal and an assist for the second straight week to extend his career-long point streak to 17 games. He pushed both his goal streak and his multi-point streak to nine games while tallying his 22nd career multi-point outing. He also moved into the top 10 in career assists, tying his current assistant coach Carlo Sunseri in that category.
Redshirt sophomore defenseman Joseph Scenna (Collegeville, Pa. / Perkiomen Valley) posted a career-high four caused turnovers, a mark which ties him for fourth most in single-game RMU history, and also added two ground balls.
Junior defenseman Sean Meagher (Chesterfield, Mo. / St. Louis University) chipped in with three caused turnovers, after tallying four last week, to move into the career top 10 in that category and also tallied three ground balls.
Junior Connor Martin (Maumee, Ohio / St. John's Jesuit) tallied his first-career assist on a second-quarter goal and also recorded a career-best four ground balls.
Junior long-stick midfielder Tyler Rankel (Downingtown, Pa. / Downingtown West) posted his first point of the season and the sixth of his career with a fourth-quarter assist and added two caused turnovers.
RMU will look to double its win total next week as it hosts Detroit for the third time in program history. The Colonials will meet the Titans Saturday, Feb. 23, at Noon.


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Carter Mead, 7, of Manchester, rides his Segway before the Easter Seals Walk with Me fundraiser at Delta Dental Stadium in Manchester on Wednesday. (Thomas Roy/Union Leader)
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text: Mods- not sure if this belongs here in here or in the Trash Can; please move if needed. We got into an off topic discussion in another thread regarding possible changes to the COP/IJS and I think the question deserves its own thread. After the season ends, the system will be reevaluated and tweaked as it is every year. What changes would you like to see? I feel that the ISU needs to rework how the SP and LP are scored and figure out a way to differentiate the two, as the LP has become - literally - a longer version of the short program, whereas under 6.0, the SP had a specific purpose: required elements and specific deductions with the goal of assessing one's standard of skating based on a predefined criteria. The LP, OTOH, allowed skaters the freedom to focus on their strengths without fear of penalty. They just built their technical merit as high as they could using their strengths. Below are my recommendations for how the SP and LP should be structured. 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me too
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wrote... on 8/13/2012 2:11:06 AM
Where r u from
Allan Chow
wrote... on 8/13/2012 2:11:23 AM
Where r u from
Viviana Elam
wrote... on 8/14/2012 4:48:24 PM
I from Colombia but i love the Japanesse culture :)
Allan Chow
wrote... on 8/16/2012 6:52:27 AM
Mucho gusto
Viviana Elam
wrote... on 8/16/2012 8:42:28 PM
El gusto es mio :)
Allan Chow
wrote... on 8/17/2012 7:56:24 AM
Have you ever been to Japan?
Viviana Elam
wrote... on 8/17/2012 9:02:19 PM
No yet....but you are Japanesse?
Allan Chow
wrote... on 8/18/2012 8:05:50 AM
No.I'm from China.Japanese culture is similar to Chinese culture.
Allan Chow
wrote... on 8/18/2012 8:05:59 AM
No.I'm from China.Japanese culture is similar to Chinese culture.
Allan Chow
wrote... on 8/18/2012 8:06:01 AM
No.I'm from China.Japanese culture is similar to Chinese culture.
Allan Chow
wrote... on 8/18/2012 8:06:53 AM
Can you speak Japanese?
Viviana Elam
wrote... on 8/18/2012 5:22:11 PM
I can't speak japnanesse yet....i wanna learn this language
Bu why do you say that china culture is similar with Japan?
Allan Chow
wrote... on 8/18/2012 10:10:07 PM
Yes.Because Japanese learnt from China in the Tang dynasty(a dynasty in ancient China),Japanese culture is based on Chinese culture
Allan Chow
wrote... on 8/18/2012 10:12:04 PM
As you can see,there is some Sinico-Chinese in Japanese.
Allan Chow
wrote... on 8/18/2012 10:12:15 PM
As you can see,there is some Sinico-Chinese in Japanese.
Viviana Elam
wrote... on 8/19/2012 4:21:24 PM
aaah ok thanks for the information :)
Allan Chow
wrote... on 8/19/2012 11:09:33 PM
I can speak little Japanese
Viviana Elam
wrote... on 8/20/2012 5:07:44 PM
Now i only know some words :P i hope learn the language
Allan Chow
wrote... on 8/21/2012 11:47:01 AM
Viviana Elam
wrote... on 8/21/2012 2:49:25 PM
I don't understand :(
Allan Chow
wrote... on 8/22/2012 12:08:56 AM
Por favor, haga todo lo posible
wrote... on 8/22/2012 2:01:39 PM
Hi! I Love the Asian culture, but I'm from Brazil...
In Brazil we have many people from Asia... So Cool!!
Viviana Elam
wrote... on 8/22/2012 7:41:20 PM
you are Lucky¡¡¡ Shelly
Viviana Elam
wrote... on 8/22/2012 7:42:20 PM
Thanks you very much Allan :D
wrote... on 8/23/2012 10:03:00 AM
Yes, I'm so luck, 'cause here we have a second bigger japanese colony of the world! I love asian guys too! ;)
Viviana Elam
wrote... on 8/23/2012 12:30:44 PM
wooooooow very intersting :) i wanna be here too
The asian people is very nice
Allan Chow
wrote... on 8/25/2012 2:33:57 AM
Since you love Japanese culture so much, can you use chopsticks well?
Viviana Elam
wrote... on 8/25/2012 1:37:13 PM
ajajajajajja No yet One step at a time
Walid ELHARROUCHI
wrote... on 1/7/2013 3:05:52 AM
In France we use chopsticks very well ^^
Viviana Elam
wrote... on 1/8/2013 2:31:08 PM
:D is good know it ¡¡ Walid
I have been there a year ago. I went to Nagoya, Tokyo, Kyoto, Hiroshima, Nagasaki, Miyajima. It was amazing trip for me.
I saw lots of temples, gardens, parks. I also went to museums. All places were amazing. Especially Tokyo Ghibli Museum and Kyoto Tezuka's museum. It's important to saw these museums because I love their animations and manga s.
Actually I'm trying to come again. So that I'm trying to learn japanese, and seaching japanese culture.
It's too enjoyful to discover new things about their culture.
wrote... on 3/26/2012 8:26:54 AM
Japan is a great place to have fun,isn't it?
Allan Chow
wrote... on 8/19/2012 11:31:52 PM
Yes,but there're too many earthquakes there
wrote... on 11/1/2011 4:39:51 AM
I love Japanese girl
wrote... on 11/1/2011 4:39:51 AM
I love Japanese girl
wrote... on 11/1/2011 4:39:55 AM
I love Japanese girl
wrote... on 11/1/2011 4:39:56 AM
I love Japanese girl
wrote... on 3/8/2012 7:49:22 PM
I'm not living in japan but I have been there a year ago. I saw japanese cars and i love them.. when i returned where I live, I bought a second hand mitsubishi - colt ^.^ and I love my car.
wrote... on 3/9/2012 7:52:52 AM
Thank you for your comment.
Oh, I am happy that you ride the Japanese car.
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wrote... on 8/21/2011 2:21:00 PM
yes u get back memories...sometimes u notice a little change that u couldn't realize...but in truth nothin' has changed....it's just u'r movin' on and lettin' ur past go
a diary is like time machine...u can look through it and see what u forget...or what u tried to forget
...anyway it's very good idea to make a diary !!...maybe I'll try it once
wrote... on 8/21/2011 3:36:27 PM
Thank you for ur message.
Keeping diarys is very interesting.:)
wrote... on 8/22/2011 1:15:49 AM
I'm agree it's very interesting to read what we wrote before ...we can see how we're grown up
wrote... on 8/22/2011 5:14:26 AM
nice to meet you.
Thank you for your message.
You are right.
I want to continue to keep a diary.
Recently,I often see the English topics on the business magazines
in Japan.
Because some Japanese companies start to use English as a
common language.
There are many people who complain "hot ,tired"
But there are little people who fight against "hot,tired"
wrote... on 8/16/2011 6:20:35 AM
Indeed,many people complain '' tiredness'' but few of them slow down and discard pressure and tiredness.
it that ur idea? my friend.lol
wrote... on 8/16/2011 6:20:36 AM
Indeed,many people complain '' tiredness'' but few of them slow down and discard pressure and tiredness.
it that ur idea? my friend.lol
wrote... on 8/19/2011 12:13:13 PM
Yes, it is my idea.:)
I'm so sad to hear news about chinese train accident.
wrote... on 8/1/2011 12:31:50 AM
thanks and don't worry about it
wrote... on 8/15/2011 3:28:53 AM
I am sad ,too.
I am happy!!
They are amazing. Thank you!!
junfan yang
wrote... on 7/25/2011 11:28:49 PM
The Japan's women foot team is great.
wrote... on 7/27/2011 12:15:04 AM
Thank you for your comment.
I feel so sad to hear train accident.
Earthquake is so terrible
Yoshihiro Tsuji
wrote... on 6/4/2011 3:37:23 AM
Please pray for Japan. I'm living in Fukushima pref. It has been really terrible. I think we have 3 disasters. Earthquake,Tsunami and Nuclear power plants.
Hapa Izakaya at 1479 Robson Street
When Hapa Izakaya opened in 2003 at Robson Street, it was one of the first establishments to introduce original Japanese dishes in an izakaya atmosphere to Vancouver. Today, their Robson location is three times as large as it used to be in 2003, and branch restaurants are also found in Vancouver's trendy Kitsilano and Yaletown districts.
Shrimp and Avocado Salad
Hapa Izakaya stands out with its minimalist exterior (like a Gion teahouse, barely recognizable as a restaurant) and stylish interior, as well as its original dishes, whose style have inspired a lot of newer izakaya style restaurants in Vancouver over the years.
Tsukune Skewers
Hapa Izakaya fascinated me back in 2003 with never before experienced dishes such as saba (mackerel) seared at the table. Maybe our choices today were not the luckies, but we felt that the originality of Hapa's dishes has dwindled a little bit since 2003 (or other restaurants have caught up to it and raised our expectations). Nevertheless, we enjoyed our dinner there a lot.
Bintoro Tataki
We started off with Bintoro Tataki, a beautifully simple dish of seared tuna sashimi on an excellent vinaigrette sauce. Many of the other dishes were good but not outstanding, including the Shrimp and Avocado Salad and the Monsa Roll. Another highlight of the night was Kakuni, slow simmered pork, which was served in an original way with nikuman style steamed buns.
Kakuni with steamed buns
Monsa Roll
For a long time, Japanese cuisine in Vancouver was virtually limited to sushi and a few other standard dishes such as tempura. While sushi restaurants are still by far most numerous today, various other restaurant types have tried to introduce their dishes to Vancouver over recent years. Some have struggled, such as okonomiyaki, curry and Japanese pasta restaurants, but others have enjoyed great success, such as izakaya and ramen restaurants.
Daikon Salad
Today we visited Zakkushi, the pioneering restaurant to introduce Vancouver to kushiyaki, skewered foods grilled over charcoal. Zakkushi opened in summer 2004 at 823 Denman Street and has opened two more locations since then in Kitsilano and at Main Street.
Aspara Maki (Asparagus wrapped with pork)
I failed twice to dine at Zakkushi before, because the restaurant's popularity makes it difficult to get in without reservations. But today we finally enjoyed our first dining experience there. As soon as the charcoal smell of my first yakitori skewer entered my nose, I understood the restaurant's unbroken popularity: Zakkushi can easily compete with good kushiyaki restaurants in Japan. Their yakitori are excellent!
Tsukune (chicken meat balls)
Zakkushi features mostly conventional dishes, centered around the typical range of yakitori (grilled chicken on skewers), including tsukune (meat ball), momo (thigh), liver, heart and gizzard. The menu is complemented with a variety of appetizers and tapas style dishes and a sophisticated selection of alcoholic drinks. It is one of Vancouver's few Japanese restaurants that does without sushi on its menu.
Cheese mochi maki (rice cakes wrapped by pork and topped with cheese)
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Allan Chow
wrote... on 8/19/2012 11:34:25 PM
You seem to know very much about Japan.Where are you from?
hellow everyone.recently,I have to prepare a lecture about Chinese culture simple.I konw some of you are Japanese.Please tell me when sb say China what is your first impression or what do you think can represent China.Thankyou


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- 1 can (8 ounces) crushed pineapple
- 1 package (12 ounces) frozen unsweetened raspberries, thawed
- 1 package (3 ounces) raspberry gelatin
- 1 cup applesauce
- 1/4 cup coarsely chopped pecans
- Mayonnaise, optional
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Terry Burton believes academy hopeful Chuba Akpom has shown he can build on last season's appearances for the Under-18s.
Akpom, just 16 years of age, impressed for Burton's reserves on Saturday as an Arsenal XI rallied from a goal down to beat Boreham Wood.
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With over AED100,000 available to racegoers courtesy of the free-to-enter tipping competitions, Watson's runners appear certain to figure prominently among Pick Six contestants.
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Syracuse, N.Y. – Juniors Aaron Cahill (Schenectady, N.Y./Guilderland/Onondaga C.C.) and Nate Frechette (Manlius, N.Y./Christian Brothers Academy) scored two goals apiece to lead the third-ranked Le Moyne College men's lacrosse team to a 9-6 win over second-ranked Adelphi on Saturday afternoon in Northeast-10 Conference action at the Thomas J. Niland Athletic Complex.
The Panthers opened the game's scoring at the 5:41 mark of the first quarter. Following a Le Moyne penalty, Joe Celano scored 17 seconds into the extra-man opportunity off a pass from Michael Rossi. Celano doubled his team's lead with 17 seconds left in the first quarter off a Le Moyne turnover in its defensive end.
Sophomore face-off specialist Kam Bumpus (Marshfield, Mass./Needham/Bridgton Academy) won the opening face-off of the second quarter and raced up field to score his second goal of the season six seconds into the period.
After a pair of errant shots, Frechette finished off a pass from senior attackman Sean Connors (Camillus, N.Y./Marcellus) with 11:31 left in the second quarter for his sixth goal of the campaign. Just over a minute later, Cahill scored his fourth goal of the year in transition off an Adelphi turnover. Senior midfielder Nick Blumer (Cicero, N.Y./Cicero-North Syracuse/Hobart) capped off Le Moyne's four-goal spurt with 6:41 remaining with his first goal of the season.
Danny Blau closed out the scoring in the first half with his ninth goal of the campaign from the crease off a pass from the right corner by Celano.
Following a save by junior goalkeeper Jeff White (Buffalo, N.Y./Canisius HS), graduate student midfielder Tyler Sennett (Syracuse, N.Y./Nottingham) registered his fourth goal of the year on a drive from the left side with 12:49 remaining in the third quarter. Just 70 seconds later, sophomore midfielder Andrew Chadderdon (Auburn, N.Y./Auburn) scored for the ninth time this season to give the Dolphins a 6-3 advantage. Cahill extended Le Moyne's lead to four with his second goal of the day off a restart with 8:15 left.
Long-stick midfielder Kevin Kennedy pulled the Panthers within three after faking out his defender, taking a pass from Joe Vitale and finding the back of the net for the fourth time this season.
The Dolphins regained their four-goal lead as Frechette capped the scoring in the third quarter with 3:03 left after taking a feed from junior attackman Tyler Prevost (Watertown, N.Y./Immaculate Heart/Onondaga C.C.) in transition.
The Panthers scored the first two goals of the fourth quarter to pull within 8-6, but could not get any closer. Shane Wynn recorded his fifth goal of the campaign at the 12:57 mark, while Joe Vitale snapped a scoreless stretch of 9:18 with his 10th goal of the year on a drive to the crease from the left side with 3:39 to go.
Connors put the game away with his team-best 10th goal of the season with 2:25 left off a pass from senior midfielder Taylor Brooks (Cypress, Texas/Cy-Fair).
White made seven saves between the pipes to earn his third victory in three years over the Panthers. Eric Janssen made 10 saves in taking the loss for the Panthers.
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Teaching students the art of piano technique and musicality from a European/Spanish perspective, Spanish concert pianist, Marta Espinós, will conduct a master class for three University of St. Thomas piano students at 5 p.m. on Dec. 11 in Cullen Hall. The students will perform for Espinós while receiving her critiques and valuable lessons for improvement.
The three piano students for the master class have been working with Director of the Music Preparatory School and professor of piano Paul Krystofiak's for several years. The students are Arrianna Ramirez, sophomore piano and music major, James Jurica, freshman piano and music minor and Guinan Scholarship winner, Taylor Simmons, visiting junior piano and music major, and Caleb Kroll, 10th grader at the High School for the Performing and Visual Arts and in the UST Music Preparatory School. Krystofiak said the Consulate of Spain chose UST piano students for the master class. The repertoire prepared for the master class includes works of Khatchaturian, Chopin, Beethoven, Mozart and Bach.
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Dr. Glenn Garrido, chair of the UST Music Department, said the master class is possible thanks to the Embassy of Spain in Houston, the UST Department of Music and International Studies.
"Interactions like this one help everyone involved to expand and enhance professional references and relationships that are vital for international exchanges," Garrido said.
Espinós explores the repertoire from a cross-disciplinary perspective, aiming at revealing unconventional aspects of music through lecture concerts, workshops for non-musicians, audiovisual and multimedia shows, thematic recitals and other stage recipes combining the arts.
"It is an invaluable experience for our UST students to be exposed to traditional European training and culture," Krystofiak said. "There is really no substitute for this type of musical pedagogical experience other than traveling to Spain and studying there."
Krystofiak said the piano students performing for Espinós will be competing in the Texas Young Artists Piano Competition in early February.
"This presents them with a certain edge that some students may not encounter in a larger music school or university," Krystofiak said. "Thank you to Dr. Glenn Garrido, music chair, for making this master class possible and working as liaison between the Spanish Consulate and the University."
Espinós was a student of Joaquín Achúcarro in the Artist Certificate and Master's program at the Meadows School of the Arts at Southern Methodist University in Dallas. A winner of the Meadows School of the Arts Annual Concerto Competition, in 2008 Espinós was also a recipient of the Von Mickwitz Prize.
During her stay in the United States, Marta established a close collaborative relationship with the Honorary Consulate of Spain in Dallas, thanks to which she has been invited to perform Spanish piano music on tour in different states.
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