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AMHERST, Mass - Freshman Connor Mooney stole the show on Senior Night as the rookie tallied a career-high five goals to lead No. 19 UMass to a dominating 11-5 win over Delaware under the lights at Garber Field. With the win, UMass will travel to Penn State in the CAA Semifinals on Wednesday at 7 p.m. The seeding spots are unknown, but based on tie-breakers UMass will play at PSU as either the No. 3 or No. 4 seed.
The Minutemen are now 9-4 overall and finish the CAA season at 4-2. Delaware is also 4-2 in the league and 9-6 overall. The decisive game for determing the CAA standings takes place at Hofstra tomorrow as Penn State plays at the Pride. The winner of the Hofstra-PSU game cliches the league regular-season crown with a 5-1 record while the three others (including UMass and Delaware) would tie for second at 4-2. In a three-way tie with Penn State for second, the standings finish: PSU, UMass and Delaware. With Hofstra in the trio it would be: Hofstra, Delaware and UMass based on tie-breakers.
On Friday night, the Minutemen took over the game in the third quarter as Mooney tallied three of his five goals in a 6-2 stanza for UMass. The Minutemen led 3-1 at halftime thanks to goals by Art Kell, Mooney and a man-up goal by Colin Fleming.
The second half saw UMass explode as Mooney tallied back-to-back goals in a 33-second span to give UMass a 6-2 lead with 7:38 left in the third. Delaware's Nick Elsmo ended a 27:35 scoreless drought for the Blue Hens. UMass came right back for more ripping off the next three goals as Kyle Smith, Mooney and face-off man Anthony Toresco scored.
Toresco was another major story of the night. In addition to his first-career goal, the junior won a career-high 13-of-15 on face-offs as the Minutemen dominating the "X" taking 15-of-19.
Mooney polished off his night with his fifth -- the most goals by a UMass player this season -- with 9:57 left in the fourth. Will Manny netted his 20th goal of the season to wrap the scoring for the Minutemen off a pretty pass from Art Kell with 2:33 left in the fourth and an 11-4 lead.
Manny also handed out three assists for a four-point night. Mike Fetterly returned from injury to assist a pair of Mooney goals as well.
Defense was a major story in addition to the offensive outburst as the top three Delaware goal scorers (who came into the game tallying 48 goals were held to a single goal by Eric Smith -- the first of the game. Goalie Tim McCormack made 10 saves including several show-stoppers.
The defense was stellar including close defenseman Travis Tripucka, Jake Smith, Tom Celentani and Greg Anderson. D-Middies, many playing their final regular-season game at Garber Field were strong as well including seniors Casey Rahn, Stephen Zorkers, Mael Walkowiak and Brett Newgaard.
Greg Rushing also had six groundballs as he was key on the face-off wing next to Toresco.
The last UMass player to score five goals in a game was Art Kell vs. Providence on March 16, 2010.
Again, UMass will play Penn State on Wednesday night in the CAA Tournament Semifinals at 7 p.m. The game will be carried on WRNX 100.9 FM in Western Mass.


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Lockheed Martin has announced that it has delivered the final F-22 Raptor air superiority fighter to the United States Air Force (USAF). The final fighter is the
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"There is no longer any nation that wishes us ill or any adversary who wishes us harm that has any doubt that their actions will have consequences – that they will be held to account and that our response will be undeterred," said Robert J. Stevens, Lockheed Martin's chairman and CEO. "The very existence of this airplane – your airplane – has altered the strategic landscape forever."
The aircraft will join the USAF 3rd Wing at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, Alaska. F-22 fighters are currently assigned to seven USAF bases around the world. Lockheed Martin notes that the F-22 is the world's only operational fifth-generation fighter.
The F-22 is a very impressive fighter capable of flying at supersonic speeds without afterburners (supercruise) and attacking both air and ground targets. The development and production of the F-22 fleet has cost over $74 billion according to the GAO. The F-22s in use right now require more than $11 billion and modernization work through 2017.
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Hey Joe,
We give free heliboard and heliski advice and recommendations.
We have been to Snowwater, as well as many other heli operators - we represent about 50 locations, essentially all of them.
We have a free article on the Top 10 Things to Consider in a Heliski/board Trip, which may help you.
Snowwater excels at the following:
Snow amounts - surprisingly, they get coastal influence
Tree riding
Small groups (3 groups of 4)
Small Lodge - 12 guests max
Night life (not kidding, they like to party)
Catski/board backup - So no dreaded 'down days'. They are very good at seamlessly switching from chopper to cat and back, too!
Vertical - many packages include unlimited vertical, and they are psyched to rack it up!
Room for Improvement:
Travel is not as easy as some (3.5 hr. drive from Spokane, WA)
Not the least expensive
Snow can be heavier than some at times
You can see our summary on Heliboard.com
And read my recent interview with co-owner Maria here
Regarding the board, most operators carry Burton Fish or Malolo. Call or email them to find out what they have for use.
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|roremc - Thanks for the information! Trust me, here in Ohio my local "resort" is 400-ish vertical feet and and 144 skiable acres. Yes, sit back and reflect on those awesome statistics for a moment. Needless to say, after trips to places like Breckenridge I get all-kinds of depressed taking laps locally. If I can pull this trip off, I might have to just quit to avoid growing despondent!
Keep in mind I have only been heli skiing for one day but I am used to skiing in pow and in western Canada.
1 - If you can ride pow on a blue run you will be fine. There will be options to go steeper but you will pick it up quick. IMO it hard to ride ICE than deep pow.
2 - Don't know about the company sorry.
3 - When I went I rode my NS titan 160. It was fine. Just set your bindings one back from where you would normally have them. I have ridden plenty of deep pow on my 155 Evo with my bindings centred. You will be fine. Most companies usually have a Burton Fish or something powdery that you can rent if you are worried.
4 - I would not worry about the pants thing. You might get a bit of snow up your back but it will keep you cool!
5 - I have loads of stuff with my gopro. IMO the stuff that works best if the one on the end of a collapsible ski pole. You will have a back pack on as your avi shovel will be in there. So get one of these and a helmet mount and mix it up. Just don't do it on every run otherwise you will focus on that and not on the awesomeness!
6 -You will be doing less runs than normal but you will be working harder. I knew a guy who worked for a heli company and he said this is the most important factor. You want to make sure your legs can handle it. As I said above you will get the pow part in no time but if you are unfit your body will end your trip before you ability does. Start hitting the gym!
7 - Your mate is correct. They will give you the training you need. It doesn't hurt to do a bit before you go out there. I think snowolf has some sticky threads in the Back country section about web based avi training.
Do you realize that you will be ruined for all resort riding after this!
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Hello all!
I'm in the early stage of planning a monumental "bucket list" type trip for the 2013/14 season - I want to do a 5 or 7 day heli-boarding trip. Based upon a recommendation of a coworker, I'm looking at Snowwater.
About me - 43 and a bit overweight. I've been snowboarding for 24 years now but almost exclusively in the mid-west region of the U.S. (Ohio, Pennsylvania). I have done a few trips to Colorado over the last few years to Breckenridge. I really do not know how to categorize my skill level as the majority of my experience has been on non-challenging mid-west resort terrain. Obviously on the terrain I have access to here in Ohio, I'd consider my skill level to be advanced but that is not exactly challenging terrain and there is no such thing as backcountry, chutes, bowls, or powder runs. The few trips out west I have not had any trouble at all with black diamond runs. That being said, I also did not hit any of the double-black summit terrain at Breckenridge.
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Then there are the Lions. After the success of the Saints and Cardinals the past two seasons, the Lions are undoubtedly the worst franchise in NFL history. Forget a Super Bowl, the team has just one playoff win since 1957. The Lions were fatefully purchased by William Clay Ford (Henry's grandson) on the day John F. Kennedy was shot in 1963. It's been downhill ever since. The franchise is comically bad – its best player, Barry Sanders, essentially retired before the '99 season rather than continue playing for such a loser. The 2000s were a lost decade when Ford was duped into hiring television commentator Matt Millen to run the club (into the field turf). Millen was so unenthused by the job, he never moved to Detroit from his home in Pennsylvania. And Ford allowed it. Two seasons ago, the Lions became the first team to ever go 0-16. This year the team "improved" to 2-14. Lions fans wish they could be the Browns. While their rookie head coach Jim Schwartz has shown promise, Ford has never made a declaration like Lerner, has never cleared out the front office of Millen descendants and has never even bothered contacting turnaround specialists such Bill Parcells or Holmgren when they become available. The only hope Lions fans have rests in the presence of Ford's son, William Clay "Bill" Ford, Jr., the 52-year-old vice chairman of the team. It was his public criticism of Millen that finally caused his father to pull the plug on that experiment three games into the '08 season. Ford Sr. is 84, and like with the Cardinals and Saints, him handing over full control to his son might be the only thing that can shake the franchise. Right now, if you were betting on which will be the last franchise to reach a Super Bowl, Detroit would be the favorite.
Are you kidding me? That's the first I heard of this. That is atrocious.
Yeah, he used to fly back and forth every week. His family all stayed behind.
I'm sure he had an apartment.
I'm sure he did. I don't think he slept at Ford Field. But he flew back home every week to visit his family.
With the responsibility of that job comes accountability. With Ford not having him MOVE to the area, he conviently avoided the spotlight. That is what I resented most about his tenure. He never had to be accountable, nor explain what was going on.
Todd McShay has McCoy going 1st. This is the first time I have seen Suh not being the first pick: St. Louis Rams Record: 1-15 Gerald McCoy*, DT, Oklahoma The Rams have a poor track record when it comes to drafting defensive linemen early, and now they have a tough choice to make between the stronger, more instinctive Ndamukong Suh and the quicker, more disruptive McCoy. Coach Steve Spagnuolo is looking for defensive linemen who can penetrate, which is why we think McCoy could be the top overall pick. Detroit Lions Record: 2-14 Ndamukong Suh, DT, Nebraska The Lions will gladly take Suh here. He won't provide the pass-rush production of McCoy, but he is a force versus the run and he consistently disrupts passing windows thanks to his excellent instincts and long arms.
CONTEST ! : What is the stupidist thing the Lions could do with the 1st rd pick? I'll go first. -pass on the pick until the 5th pick in the draft.-
How about draft a WR?
Trade the first round pick and Calvin Johnson to the Bears for Jay Cutler, Lovie Smith, Rod Marinelli, and Mike Martz. :nerd2::nerd2:
Holy Cow, the Lions are drafting again already.
Yup, the year passed kinda quick.
A collection of various Mock draft picks for the Lions: Gerald McCoy, DT, Oklahoma - ESPN's Mel Kiper Ndamukong Suh, DT, Nebraska – ESPN's Todd McShay Geral McCoy, DT, Oklahoma - SI's Don Banks Russell Okung, OT, Oklahoma State - NFL.com's Bucky Brooks Gerald McCoy, DT, Oklahoma - cbssports.com's Rob Rang Gerald McCoy, DT, Oklahoma - cbssports.com's Chad Reuter Gerald McCoy, DT, Oklahoma - foxsports.com's Peter Schrager Ndamukong Suh, DT, Nebraska - walterfootball.com Gerald McCoy, DT, Oklahoma - walterfootball.com's Matt McGuire Gerald McCoy, DT, Oklahoma - draftsite.com Gerald McCoy, DT, Oklahoma - nfldraftdog.com Gerald McCoy, DT, Oklahoma - draftcountdown.com This is our guy
Mercury, would you mind researching a couple more mock drafts for us, please.
I liked how they ranked those guys. 8 points separate the first 30.
Source: Receiver Nate Burleson agrees to 5-year, $25 million deal with Detroit Lions - ESPN 2009 STATS Seattle Seahawks Rec: 63 Yds: 812 TD: 3 Avg: 12.9 Long: 44 YAC: 266
Lions are Spending the Money: Sources: Cleveland Browns to trade Corey Willliams to Detroit Lions for draft pick - ESPN Williams could also be part of a revamped defensive front-four for the Lions and would free them up to select Nebraska's Ndamukong Suh over Oklahoma's Gerald McCoy if both defensive tackles are available at No. 2. Suh is considered by many NFL evaluators to be more versatile along the defensive front. The Lions also have not ruled out trading down a few slots to collect an extra draft pick and still land another impact player, either on defense or the offensive line. Detroit Lions, Kyle Vanden Bosch have contract agreement, player says - ESPN The three-time Pro Bowl player will be reunited with Lions coach Jim Schwartz, his former defensive coordinator with the Tennessee Titans. Schwartz visited with Vanden Bosch on Thursday. Worst defense in the league is getting better.
I really can't muster up any faith for any player who would conscientiously and knowingly sign with the Detroit Lions as a free agent.
Idiots... When will they learn...another GD@#%& WR.
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The chickens were all in one area, as the roosters age, they get to having minds of their own, and need to have separate places to be. I have a rooster, dear Ivan, that Light Brahma who is now over a year. He is king of that yard. I have a Blue Cochin rooster, that knows he is king of that yard. The Blue Cochin was with his girls and the younger birds in a separate house from Ivan and clan. It was time to put them all into one house, to hunker down for wintertime, to keep warm. The building that was their summer house, was just a little too large. So, we took Hercules' house (that's the Blue Cochin), divided it in half and now have them in one house. Well, that was a few weeks ago, until we decided again, with that broody Blue Cochin hen, that they need to have their own house again. So we did further renovations, took my bee house and cut it in half and put the Cochins in there, so they are again separate. Probably sounds a little confusing, it is to me too :? :shock: :shock:. Never mind, it is OK, smiling. A rather convoluted story for sure, one that mostly only I would partially understand, hee, hee.
It seems these chicken things are just like bee things. I cannot count the times my poor, devoted ol' Husband has revamped, rebuilt, revamped, built again, and then probably done it all over again -- all kinds of stuff for me -- oh those birds and those bees.. Poor soul, not many would put up with my antics, but he just says "whatever makes you happy", smiling, I am a lucky woman. He knows that a happy wife makes for a happy life 8-) :-D. I am a great go-for, I do make his life a little easier when I just go and get everything he asks me to -- but at the same time, I am a good learner, I learn by vision -- and he has taught me many things as I watch, and go-for.....
You will see these pictures, you will see that the chickens are very happy, and they gonna make me lotsa money one day (oops, did I say that, don't tell them, smiling). Have that most beautiful day, full of happiness and love, with great health. Cindi
Before they went in, and made that mess that chickens make :-P, don't they just love to mess things up, smiling, you know what I mean. The two blonde gals, Buff Orpingtons, that you see on the far left and far right are mother and daughter. I got them in August from a chicken friend. One is 2 and one is 1-1/2 years old. When I got them, they were so fat they could barely walk. With the exercise that they get around here, free ranging, over hill and far away, they have lost a bunch of weight, and are now looking mighty fine. I traded them for two Buff Orpington roosters (I can't call them cockerals, because the first four letters of this word are bleeped out, because of profanity stuff here (and let me tell ya, that is a good thing, I love the forum rules, BTW, keeps it family friendly) and you will see bleeperals, (but you get what I mean). The roosters went on Sunday, last, to the friend that I traded these gals for, I raised them for 3 months, from little chicks, he has a hankering for free range roosters), oh rats, me ramblin'......I have kept the 6 month old rooster, his name is Jimmy, and he is becoming a star for sure!!!
This is the older group, by a few months, a couple of gals are not in the picture, think they were still outside
This is the Cochin clan buddies, the Cochins are now in their own little spot
And this is what I found inside the Cochin barn the other day. Can't figure what end of the bird it came out of. Clearly, undigested grass, it was whompin' big and looked pretty disgusting. I thought it was a big poop, until I looked closer. Yes, I look at chicken poop. As with any animal, (or human), as disgusting as it sounds, the feces is really how you can tell if a creature, big or small, is healthy. I have a link to a site that has a whole whack of chicken poop pictures. It has helped me to understand what is a healthy poop and what is not, and has relieved my mind a whole bunch, knowing that some of the weirdest poops I have ever seen in my life are really, "quite normal" excrement from the vent of a chicken/rooster, smiling, hee, hee. If you want that link to that poop site, give me a PM, it is very interesting, if you like to look at graphic pictures of pooooooooooo.......
This was a bunch of mushed, muched, partially I think, digested grasses.
And this is what it looks like a little stretched out -- yes, I am basic, I don't mind touching stuff (I have some lovely blue latex gloves that I use alot, and I have a box of them, yay!!!) Look at the size of that sucker!!! About 7 cm long!!!
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Nice story Rock lady. I think I will be looking at Buff Orpingtons for my layers. A friend has a couple and they get a dozen eggs a week on average.
That clump of grass BTW was pretty nasty Cindi, but glad for you your chicken didn't choke.
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They look like a bunch of well taken care of chickens. Good work Cindi.
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Hmmm....re-read part of my post and I see that a certain word was not "bleeped" out.
Moderator(s): has someone changed the forum rules a little to allow the word
c o c k e r a l?
. I noticed that and do surely wonder. Before when I have used that word, the forum "catcher of the bad word" software would alter the word to "bleeperal" . If so, that is kind of good, because that particular word used for a rooster that is under one year of age, clearly defines what that bird is, and actually should be allowed, it is not a word of profanity.
Annette, thankyou for the kind words.
JP, the Buff Orpington are beautiful, big birds, very docile, and lay wonderful big brown eggs. I am particularly fond of this breed and they are so heavy and so ding dang fluffy. You would do well to get this old heritage breed bird, you will love them to pieces. Have that wonderful, most awesome day and life, with great health. Cindi
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November 18, 2009, 09:02:44 PM »
Cindi. When the multiple breeds are in such close proximity to each other does the roosters form the different breeds create a ruckus ? The reason I ask is because I was thinking of building a coupe that would be wide but not to deep and have separated chicken yard, runs from each area of the coup to the keep them separated. I would love to have the free range chickens but have to many predator's for that to happen.
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November 18, 2009, 09:45:22 PM »
Sparky, as seen in the picture the two pens in the house are separated by poultry wire. I had Ken put plywood between the two pens where they roost, so the roosters cannot see each other at night, and for everyone's sake too. I ended up having to put plywood along the entire poultry wire fence on the inside, only about a foot taller than the roosters are. They come up to about my mid thigh when they have their heads up straight. That way they can't see each other period, until they get outside.
Their outside runs are separated only by chicken wire. For the most part that is OK. But today I saw the Ivan, the Light Brahma rooster and Jimmy, the 6 month old Buff Orpington having a little head to head through the fence. I really wish I would have had my camera in my pocket, because it was funny. They were both leaning over, their capes looking as big and fancy as it possibly could and trying to peck each other through the wire. Not a chance. The wire is 1 inch wire and they could get their beak through if they wanted, but that would be pointless. They cannot hurt each other and the wire is 6 feet tall with another 4 feet above it, attached to long poles with attachments on them to make them very high.
So, in answer to your question (sorry about the convaluted answer, but I ramble :lol: 8-) 8-). The roosters, as long as they don't get at each other are fine. Now, on the other hand, if two roosters are raised together from the get go, there is always that pecking order. One will be king of that yard, the other must be second, no choice. There will always be a tougher dude that runs the place. The lesser of the two will always take that place in the order, from my experience anyways. If two adult roosters are put together, I would well imagine that there would be a massive rooster fight, with damage, more than likely. But I do not know this thing for surely. I think it depends upon the breed of the roosters too -- some breeds are certainly more aggressive than others to others. Hope this answers your query, any more questions, there are others that are chicken people too, and they will definitely chime in :) :) :) Have that most wonderful day, and health. Cindi
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November 18, 2009, 10:09:49 PM »
That pretty much sums it up. I was going to divide the breeds by a plywood barrier in the chicken house and now that I see your response it looked like a good plan. At least high enough so they do not see each other. I was going to put the laying boxes on the outside wall so they can be accessed from the outside, back of the coup. I picked up a good deal on a bunch of 8' and 10' tall wire fence to make the separated yards but I guess they will raise cane when they see each other through the fences. I will be putting something over the top to keep the Hawks out. Should provide for some good entertainment and pictures. ;)
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November 18, 2009, 10:16:15 PM »
Sparky, you're lucky to have obtained that high fencing. Don't worry too much about the roosters outside raising cane between the yards, they'll work it out. That netting over the top is a grand idea. We don't have overhead predators here, very fortunate in that way. I think they hit the farms that are some further south to me. I have a friend that a resident eagle that likes to try to get her birds. I have only had problems for about a week in the spring for two consecutive years, but that was it, very fortunate. Where we are moving to, now that is a different story. Ospreys....big time. Our friend was given a mountain of that black polypropolene (spelling/name) netting that is used in the golf hitting yards for the big net that stops the balls from being hit too far (can't you tell I don't golf). It is going to make some wonderful overhead netting. But I have so much I think I could cover a city with it, smiling. Good luck with your chicken venture, you will love every minute of it. Have that most awesome day, health and life. Cindi
There are strange things done in the midnight sun by the men who moil for gold. The Arctic trails have their secret tales that would make your blood run cold. The Northern Lights have seen queer sights, but the queerest they ever did see, what the night on the marge of Lake Lebarge, I cremated Sam McGee. Robert Service
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But I have so much I think I could cover a city with it, smiling
The beauty part about that is that every so many years the UV will take its toll on it and if you can store it you will never have to buy.
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Authors: Vincenzo Sicari
There are various physics phenomenon which can find a simple explanation in linking gravity and electromagnetism. Einstein's Relativity can simply explain only the mass because he considered time as a scalar rather than a vector. The intension of this paper is to propose a new point of view, treating time as a three-dimensional vector, finding three vector value formula by three-dimensional space-time formula (curvature formula), finding a new symmetry on the plane for a wave equation substitute for Maxwell's symmetrical wave, only E and only B, not E and B linked. This linking is in error; in fact they are a two sum effect. The electromagnetic wave in space has, as well known, three energy component: B field E field and wave length (frequency). This energy is acknowledged, but we must see the wave like an elastic chain of single wavelets (a string of individual wavelets).
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Arsène Wenger says the mood in the Arsenal camp has always been positive - but he remains wary amid their revitalising run of form.
Wenger's side have won nine of their last 11 matches to force themselves back into top-four contention, with their latest victory coming at the expense of West Brom on Saturday.
It's a far cry from Arsenal's difficult opening month of the campaign but their manager knows that it is easy to lose that winning momentum.
"When you have so much possession and cannot finish a game off I am always a little concerned that the ghosts we had to fight one month ago will come back," said Wenger.
"We are not yet on a completely different planet and we still have to fight against it. Every win makes us stronger and I feel there is a desire from the team to do well.
"In the past when we have had a young side and it was going our way, that was a little bit of a weakness.
"Now we are a bit lighter in our display, a bit more spontaneous. That is linked with the confidence of course. One month ago we played here against Swansea and absolutely had to win, or else we would have had a complete disaster."
Wenger believes the mood has brightened significantly at Emirates Stadium in recent weeks - and says the fans have played their part admirably.
"We are not there yet but it is much more positive," he said. "There was a lot of scepticism after our earlier wins and suddenly the Chelsea game highlighted that we are not too bad.
"It's more enjoyable [at the moment] and our fans are enjoying it more of course. But during that difficult period the fans realised they had to get behind the team again and they have done that very well.
"I feel that because we are more experienced in the side we know better how to kill a game without exposing ourselves.
"You see that on Saturday with the players, the age is more mature. When you need to slow the pace down and control the game. The hunger was always there."Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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Korg MS20 mini mini review
I got one of these the other day and it's a wonderful little synth. Great sounds with plenty of options. Does it look strange? No! Keys are fine, knobs are fine! Would it have been better 100% size of the MS20? Possibly!
As above the 3.5mm patch cables are a bit of a let down, especially on the main out. Do buy yourself a Mono 3.5mm Mini Jack to 6mm mono Jack Cable or even two if you think you are going to use the signal in.
It is a players synth, monophonic, no stored patches. Very limited midi! It transmits or receives midi notes on/off. Yes, you can control it from your midi keyboard through a DAW. But don't expect to twiddle some knobs on your midi controller and the MS20 mini to react.
Saying that like the original it is wonderful.
MS20 mini review
As it's almost impossible to get your hands on one before purchasing I thought I'd give a short review to help you make up your mind...
There's an excellent review on soundonsound.com which pretty much covers everything but there's a couple of points I thought I'd mention which stand out.
Positive notes:
It sounds FANTASTIC. It growls, howls, screams and shouts as you'd expect. There's some lovely sub bass and it's just really good fun to have all the knobs to hand.
As it obviously doesn't have any presets you really dig into the sound and use it as a synthesiser as opposed to a soundbank.. I have the ipad version and have used the Korg Legacy version but have never really got to grips with the patch bay. After a couple of weeks my expertise has increased exponentially and I really enjoy messing with the sounds. This is something I tend not to do with softsynths - they're simply too torturous to tweak for long periods. Once you've played with this for a while you'll understand exactly what I mean....
You can probably get exactly the same sounds (or close enough) from the legacy collection or iPad version, but would you have spent as long discovering them? - definitely not. So in reality you'll get so much more from this than the software versions. I used the presets in the iPad version to teach me how to get started. It's much easier than the crazy diagram on the patch panel would lead you to believe.
Of course it's monophonic and there's a plethora of other synths you can get with presets galore, MIDI CC control, multitimbral.. but the sounds on this knock their socks off.
The down side:
Firstly the size... it's quoted as being 83% of the original size, which doesn't sound too different from the original. It does, however, definitely feel 'mini'. There's a reason why it's not called the MS20 'a bit smaller'. Next to my other keyboards it is diminutive. The keys are weird in that they are not mini in the same way as eg the microkorg (which I also own), which are short and stubby. The MS20 mini keys are scaled down versions of normal sized keys which means they look thin - it looks a little like a model of a keyboard - rather than an actual synth.
Can you play it? - yes, no problem, even with my fat fingers!! it just doesn't look as moody and imposing as it sounds.
It took a little while to get used to the look of it but to be honest now I couldn't care lessâ?¦ plus it fits on my rack next to the voyager. A full size MS20 wouldn't â?¦ it would require another stand, so the size also has it's benefits..
The 3.5mm patch cables are the main let down, especially for the main output.
When I originally set it up I used a standard 6.3mm jack lead with a 3.5 to 6.3mm adaptor. This resulted in the lead sticking out really far - to such an extent I was worried that knocking the lead would break the output. The lead was easily knocked as it got in the way of my hand. The weight of the adaptor and lead was causing the sound to crackle. My top tip here is to buy a 3.5 to 6.3mm jack lead before getting it out of the box. These are much lighter and flexible so can be manoeuvred out opt the way more easily. Have your adaptors in the desk/amp where they are less likely to get knocked.
Once I sorted this I've been less bothered by the 3.5mm connections, but would much prefer standard jack cables, especially when using inputs from other sources, which will always need an adaptor.
The other issue I've noticed mentioned a few times on the web is the quality of the knobs. They're not great - the main filter knobs are OK but the rest feel a little flimsy, especially compared against my moogs which are rock solid. As I only intend to use it in the studio I'm sure this won't be a problem, but not so sure for on the road. I guess there's a lot of other stuff using similar knobs, so probably not an issue, I would hope Korg would know what they're doing!!
My only real gripe about the sound is that they could have so easily added PWM - there's even room on the front panel in the modulation section to add oneâ?¦ I know it's a replica - but it's really annoying that they never put this in, it could have made it so much more powerful. But hey ho it is what it is.
Considering I was looking at paying twice as much for a 30 year old second/third/fourth/fifth hand instrument I feel like I've got a bargain. Would I prefer it to be larger, better build quality with full size jacks? Yes. Would I pay another £100 for this?. Yes. Would anyone else? ..Erm �not sure. At £600 it would be getting into Slim Phatty territory which would reduce a somewhat limited market considerably, so they probably wouldn't have gone to the trouble of manufacturing it � and I'd be looking at spending another £500 on an old one.
Did I send it back? - No!!
Do I keep on walking into the studio for another little fiddle? â?¦ Yes!! absolutely.
BTW the guys at Dolphin are really helpful. If you're unsure of something it's worth giving them a call.
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Sheriffs have risen up all over our great nation to stand up against the unconstitutional gun control measures being taken.
The following is a list of sheriffs and state sheriff's associations from who have vowed to uphold and defend the Constitution against Obama's unlawful gun control measures. I applaud these public servants for their courage and conviction.
I would encourage other Constitutional Sheriffs and Peace Officers to add their voices to the growing numbers of faithful protectors of our freedom.
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The scans of the first batch of WW1 army records are now available for browsing at your nearest LDS Family History Centre or at the Family History library in Salt Lake City. These records are also available at The National Archives in London where the originals are kept, as well they are indexed and available through Ancestry.co.uk.
The records date from the outbreak of WW1 in 1914 through to 1920. They comprise two sets of documents WO 363 which are the enlistment papers which were damaged in WW2 and are generally referred to as the "Burnt Documents" and WO 364 which are Pension Claims made by soldiers who suffered some disability due to service in WW1. It is worth bearing in mind that the Pension Claims include claims made by soldiers which weren't accepted by the War Office, so if you have heard that your ancestor didn't get a war pension this doesn't mean he might not appear in this record set.
The Family Search website has a good wiki on WW1 Army Records available online at https://familysearch.org/learn/wiki/en/United_Kingdom,_World_War_I_Service_Records_(FamilySearch_Historical_Records)
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By Nick Ames
Spanish defender Ignasi Miquel knows the benefits Steve Bould and Neil Banfield will bring to the first-team squad better than most.
The 19-year-old central defender passed through the Arsenal academy under Bould, going on to captain the reserves under Banfield while debuting for the first team.
With both coaches now operating alongside Arsène Wenger, Miquel is well aware of what they will add at senior level.
"Steve and Neil have really taught me what to do as a defender, how to think, what the options I have are," he told the Official Arsenal Magazine.
"I think having them around is going to give a lot to the defenders and the first team as a whole. I'm really happy for them, and love working with them.
"I remember they'd shout at you a bit when you were younger, making sure you were focused and doing things properly. Now that they're working with people who are a bit more experienced they probably won't need to do that as much!"
Miquel made nine first-team appearances last season as his development continued at a steady pace. He aims to build on that progress in the 2012/13 campaign and ultimately become a fixture in the Gunners' squad - although he has not ruled out a possible loan move should the opportunity present itself.
"Right now, I just aim to make sure I am fit and ready," said Miquel. "Then I'll have to wait. I haven't really thought about anything else - first of all I want to see how all the players are, who comes and goes, and then we'll see what happens.
"We start from the beginning now and I really want to do well this season - working hard until I'm an Arsenal first-team player."
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Did you know that the power plant that we use now was not the original? The Doll's House was the original, built in 1904 with only two floors.
On a cold January day I pulled into the Meadows parking lot. As I sat there I was looking at the Power Plant. I could see the smoke billowing out of the chimney. It towered into the night sky. I am guessing that it is 80 to 100 feet high. The nice thing about January is there are lots of places to park your car with all the students on winter break. Coming in for six a.m. has its advantages; you have the whole parking lot to choose from.
The Power Plant was built in 1925. It sends out the volume of water that is necessary to generate steam through huge pipes. Most of the dorms, it goes through as steam heat. In some of the dorms the steam is converted to hot water. The reason for steam is because the transfer of steam is so efficient.
Inside the Power Plant there is a maze of colorful pipes crisscrossing the high ceiling. The operator knows at a glance exactly what is running through each one of those pipes by the color of each one. Yellow is for steam. Brown is for fuel oil. Orange is exhaust for the steam engine that is no longer in use. The purple pipe is for gas.
In addition to the colorful pipes, there are steam valves, dampers, gauges, furnaces, etc. But you will not find any dust bunnies on the floors of the plant facility. It is a meticulously clean and orderly place. There is a capacity meter which measures particulates such as dust. The more dust you have means less light goes through the meter, and the more soot there is, the higher the needle goes; when it gets too high, a little light goes on, alerting the operator that something is wrong. Every day the operator keeps a log that is used to document what happens each day.
In 1965 expansion plans were considered for the Power Plant due to the construction of the new (now old) science center. The construction did not start until 1968 and was completed in late 1969.
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GREEN BAY, Wis. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) – The Green Bay volleyball team (5-7) begins its Horizon League schedule this weekend, welcoming Wright State (6-11) and Oakland (6-8) to the Kress Center for just its second and third home matches of 2013. The Phoenix hosts the Raiders on Friday at 7 p.m. before the new-to-the-league Golden Grizzlies visit Green Bay for the first time on Saturday at 4 p.m.
Fans unable to make it to the Kress Center this weekend can follow the action with free live video on the Horizon League Network and live stats on GreenBayPhoenix.com. Links can be found on the volleyball schedule page. The official Green Bay volleyball Twitter (@GBPhoenixVB) and Facebook (Green Bay Phoenix Volleyball) accounts will also be posting live updates throughout the matches.
Friday, Sept. 27
7 p.m. – Green Bay vs. Wright State [Live Stats | Live Video]
Saturday, Sept. 28
4 p.m. – Green Bay vs. Oakland [Live Stats | Live Video]
After a challenging preseason schedule, first-year head coach Michaela Franklin's battle-tested Phoenix squad enters Horizon League play coming off a 1-2 showing at last weekend's Butler Classic in Indianapolis. Green Bay dropped its first two matches 3-0 to host Butler and Toledo, but finished strong with a 3-0 win over UT Martin.
Senior Monica Anderson (Cottage Grove, Wis.) and sophomore Emily Riese (Fond du Lac, Wis.) were both named to the all-tournament team, as Anderson registered 34 kills and hit an impressive .405 in the three matches and Riese finished with an even 100 assists. The duo helped Green Bay post its highest hitting percentage of the season (.302) in the win over UT Martin.
Green Bay has two players in the Horizon League's top-10 in kills per set, as freshman Shannon Hurley (Connellsville, Penn.) ranks fourth (3.24) and senior Leah Van Zeeland (Kaukauna, Wis.) ranks sixth (3.07). Hurley's 23 kills in Green Bay's win at Auburn Sept. 5 are the most any league player has had in a match this year. Riese is third in the conference in assists per set with 10.21, while fellow transfer Jillian Bauer (Verona, Wis.) is tops in the league in digs per set (4.89).
This year's Wright State squad is much-improved from the 2012 version, as the Raiders already have more wins (6-11) than they did in all of last season (2-30). WSU had a nice stretch in mid-September, winning three of its four matches (def. Robert Morris 3-1, Indiana State 3-1, Chicago State 3-0), but enters league play coming off of three straight losses (Western Michigan 3-0, Western Kentucky 3-0, Dayton 3-0) at the Flyer Classic last weekend in Dayton, Ohio.
The Raiders are paced by senior Heidi Splinter, who leads the team and ranks second in the conference in kills per set with 3.36 (205 kills). Freshman Emily Meng has played a key role in Splinter's strong start, leading all Horizon League players in assists (603) and ranking second, just ahead of Riese, in assists per set (10.40).
Wright State and Green Bay have met 48 times since 1989, with the Raiders holding a 27-21 advantage in the all-time series. The Phoenix has controlled the more recent meetings, however, winning five of the last six.
Oakland (6-8) will make its Horizon League debut on Friday night at Milwaukee before making its first-ever trip to Green Bay on Saturday. The Phoenix is 4-1 all-time against the Golden Grizzlies and has won the last four matches, including the most recent nearly a decade ago on Sept. 17, 2004.
The Golden Grizzlies are coming off a 1-2 showing at last weekend's Northern Illinois Tournament, where they defeated IPFW (3-1) and fell to Western Illinois (3-2) and host NIU (3-0). The Phoenix also played at NIU earlier this year in its season opener on Aug. 30, dropping a 3-2 decision to the Huskies. Oakland and Green Bay have another common opponent on the schedule in Auburn. The Phoenix defeated the Tigers 3-2 on Sept. 5 en route to winning the Active Ankle Challenge, while the Golden Grizzlies fell 3-0 to the SEC foe in the opening match of the Notre Dame Tournament on Sept. 13.
Oakland boasts a balanced attack, as four different players have at least 100 kills on the year. Sophomore Cassie Pelloni leads the way with 139 kills, averaging 2.78 per set. The Golden Grizzlies rank third in the league in kills per set with 12.41.
Head coach Michaela Franklin caught up with Kyle Binder of the Horizon League Network via Skype on Wednesday to talk about her first season as a head coach and preview the start of league play. To watch the full interview, click here.
Green Bay has seven matches on its 2013 schedule against opponents who played in the 2012 NCAA Tournament. The Phoenix faced No. 23 Ohio State and Liberty at the NIU Invitational, and played a pair of road matches at Northern Iowa on Sept. 14. Green Bay then welcomed Marquette to the Kress Center for its home opener on Sept. 17, and the Phoenix still has two contests against defending Horizon League champion Cleveland State on Oct. 19 and Nov. 15.
For tickets to Green Bay's league-opening matches, visit GreenBayPhoenix.com/tickets or order by phone at 920-465-2625. Tickets can also be purchased at the Kress Center box office prior to the match. Adult tickets are only $7 and youth tickets are just $1.
Green Bay is hosting a Junior Phoenix Clinic immediately following Saturday's contest against Oakland. The cost of the clinic is $5, which includes a ticket to the match. Parents of children who are interested in attending the clinic can register by contacting assistant coach Kalin Zimmerman at email@example.com.
Green Bay hits the road for four straight following this weekend's league-opening homestand. The Phoenix travels to Valparaiso Oct. 4, UIC Oct. 5 and Milwaukee Oct. 11 before heading to DePaul for its final non-conference contest of the year on Oct. 15.
###For the latest and most up-to-date information on Green Bay Athletics and Green Bay Volleyball, please visit GreenBayPhoenix.com.


text: What are our needs for the future? Four picks in a deep draft, do we draft for now or for later? With a high potential draft pick (from Orlando), should we grab a center, then a PG with our own pick? A guy drafted high in the draft will want to play. Where will our current starting five + Dice fit in next year? Who goes and who stays? Heck, we cannot even fit some playing time in for our current youngsters and with four more + Samb & Acker it's gonna be tough. Joe will have to clear out some of our veterans if these guys are to be our cornerstone for the future. I think we need to nab a center and a back-up Pg. In the 2nd round we should be able to get a couple of quality players, however Joe may trade these two picks for another late first rounder. Subtractions next year: Hunter, Muhammed, Dupe, Flip M, Blaylock, Davis and maybe Dice.


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Posted by Augie Ray on January 31, 2010
If you read this blog, you likely already care less about the Saints versus the Colts than you do about Super Bowl ads versus Social Media marketing. After all, the real money isn't earned from the battle on the field but in the battle that occurs during timeouts: Each player on last year's winning team earned a bonus of $83,000 while NBC earned around $213 million in ad revenue for the telecast.
A shift is occurring in the relative importance to marketers of Social Media and Super Bowl advertising. Of course, the 2010 Super Bowl isn't the first we've seen of the marriage of Social Media and Super Bowl ads. Last year, Doritos struck gold with a UGC (User-Generated Content) ad produced by two unemployed brothers, and the brand is back this year with more UGC ads competing for even greater prize money.


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