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Doesn't it seem like today everything you do needs a username and password?
Some passwords require numbers, some have to be longer, and still others have to be changed ever 90 days. You want to be secure and use complex passwords, but who can remember all those different logins?
So what have most of us done up till now? The WORST thing for security you can ever do – use the same password for everything! Why is that so bad? If one site's information is hacked, then those same hackers now have access to everything you signed up for – your e-mail account, which uses the same password… your online banking accounts… your store credit card accounts… So how do you have the convenience of one password but the security of complex different password for every site?
KeePass is a open source secure password utility that lets you generate, save and recall passwords and account information for free. It is secured using 256 bit AES encryption, one of the strongest encryption algorithms made, and allows you to access all the saved information using one master password.
The first step to using KeePass is to download it from http://www.keepass.info/ and run the installation program. Once installed, you will be prompted to create a master password file. Choose a name for the file and press save. Once you save your password database you will be prompted to create the master password. Please choose a password that is sufficiently complex that no one can easily guess it if your database file is stolen/compromised since it will be the "master key" to all your other passwords.
Press ok and you will be prompted with a settings screen, add a database name (Example: Your name's Passwords) and a description.
Click on the security tab, and click on the blue link that says "1 second delay". This changes the default settings for the encryption to add 1 second word of random transformations to the encryption process. This added 1 second makes it significently harder for hackers to randomly guess your password and unlock your database of saved passwords.
Press Ok and you're ready to use KeePass. On the left hand side of the screen you'll see different categories of passwords, and on the right you can right click in the empty area of the box and click "Add Entry…" to add a password. (You can also press the insert key instead)
The password entry screen then appears and you enter in a title, username (or e-mail address if the site uses your e-mail as your username) and a password – you pick both in the password field and the repeat field. The bar next to quality shows you the relative strength of your password from weakest to strongest. The stronger the password the more to the green the bar will be. Click the … icon next to password to show the password you typed.
If you want to be VERY secure you can use KeePass to generate passwords for you by clicking on the 2 keys next to the repeat box. (The gold and the silver key all the way to the right of the repeat box) The window that will come up will let you pick options for how long the password should be, what kind of characters it should use and if it should include spaces or special letters. This is important because every different kind of letter or character you add makes it harder for the password to be randomly guessed. abc123 is much easier to randomly generate then @bC!23.
Once you are done, press "ok" and the random password will show up in the password box.
Press ok again your password/information is saved. You can save the entire database of passwords by going to File and Save or clicking the save icon on the top bar.
It's that simple to use! Now all you need to do when you want to type in your passwords to a website is open keypass and you can copy and paste your username and passwords (Select the username or password, hold down Ctrl + C to copy, go to the website field to type in username or password and type Ctrl + V to paste. Make sure you only copy the password after you press … to see the actual password don't copy the ******'s)
Security, ease of use and free. What more can you ask?


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Yesterday Intel had a major press and analyst event in San Francisco to talk about their vision for the future of the data center, anchored on what has become in many eyes the virtuous cycle of future infrastructure demand – mobile devices and "the Internet of things" driving cloud resource consumption, which in turn spews out big data which spawns storage and the requirement for yet more computing to analyze it. As usual with these kinds of events from Intel, it was long on serious vision, and strong on strategic positioning but a bit parsimonious on actual future product information with a couple of interesting exceptions.
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No major surprises on the underlying demand-side drivers. The the proliferation of mobile device, the impending Internet of Things and the mountains of big data that they generate will combine to continue to increase demand for cloud-resident infrastructure, particularly servers and storage, both of which present Intel with an opportunity to sell semiconductors. Needless to say, Intel laced their presentations with frequent reminders about who was the king of semiconductor manufacturingJ


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Potato Pancakes with Gravlax and Dill
When each ingredient is used in moderation, a notoriously high-fat treat becomes a sensible indulgence. These tiny potato pancakes are baked, not fried, then topped with low-fat sour cream, gravlax, and dill.
- Servings: 8
- Yield: Makes 3 dozen pancakes
Source: Martha Stewart Living, December/January 1999
- 1 small yellow onion (about 5 ounces), peeled and grated on the large holes of a box grater
- 3 Yukon gold potatoes (about 1 pound), peeled and grated on the large holes of a box grater
- 1 tablespoon chopped fresh dill, plus sprigs for garnish
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- Pinch of freshly ground black pepper
- 1 large egg white
- 4 ounces gravlax
- 1/4 cup reduced-fat sour cream
- Olive-oil, cooking spray
Preheat oven to 450 degrees. Place grated onion in a fine sieve, and press out as much moisture as possible. Combine onion, potatoes, chopped dill, salt, pepper, and egg white in a medium bowl, and stir to combine.
Coat two baking sheets with olive-oil cooking spray. Form pancakes by dropping about 1 tablespoon mixture on tray for each and flattening into disks. Bake until golden brown on bottom, about 10 minutes, rotating trays once during cooking. Remove from oven, and turn pancakes over. Return to oven, and bake until brown on both sides, about 7 minutes more.
Serve pancakes topped with gravlax and a dab of reduced-fat sour cream. Garnish with dill sprigs.


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In my last teaching role I was observed by the DOS and one of her suggestions was to use peer correction techniques in the classroom. I only know a little about peer correction and was too embarrassed to ask her how to go about this.
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Ender's Game by Orson Scott Card
In order to develop a secure defense against a hostile alien race's next attack, government agencies breed child geniuses and train them as soldiers. A brilliant young boy, Andrew "Ender" Wiggin lives with his kind but distant parents, his sadistic brother Peter, and the person he loves more than anyone else, his sister Valentine. Peter and Valentine were candidates for the soldier-training program but didn't make the cut—young Ender is the Wiggin drafted to the orbiting Battle School for rigorous military training. Ender's skills make him a leader in school and respected in the Battle Room, where children play at mock battles in zero gravity. Yet growing up in an artificial community of young soldiers Ender suffers greatly from isolation, rivalry from his peers, pressure from the adult teachers, and an unsettling fear of the alien invaders. His psychological battles include loneliness, fear that he is becoming like the cruel brother he remembers, and fanning the flames of devotion to his beloved sister. Read a sample.


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300th Post yay. Ok for my 300th I thought I'd go crazy and do a tutorial on a scratch build helmet. Since It's Thanksgiving I probably won't do anything but I thought I would let everyone know about this.
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300th Post yay. Ok for my 300th I thought I'd go crazy and do a tutorial on a scratch build helmet. Since It's Thanksgiving I probably won't do anything but I thought I would let everyone know about this.
Jango 425
ok now that mom is pleased w/ my room I figured I'd start
so got my work area
and the stuff I need for assembly right now
thats all just thought I'd let you know 'bout what u r going to need
lol I love how u have the forums pulled up on ur laptop there right next to your workbench! Is the boba bobblehead mandatory? lmao
yes it is jk jk
a lot tidier then my work area for sure.
well as I said I just cleaned up
I'm jealous of your workspace Jango! Nice and neat. Mines a mess...
I wish I had that much workspace...
ok this is where problems occur for me
you can see where it stick out what do I do?
take the dome base and slide it into the top to were it rests on the ledge thats made by the inner surface and the outer surface. that will keep the shape nice vod.
Lucky I only have a 3 tiered workspace that is 1 foot by 1 foot per Tier
thanks jason
ok me and mom just got back from the store and got some fiberglass resin and the resin cloth thats all for now
All right. Did you print out ALL the templates? They are all important. To solve your shape problem, make sure you have the helmet base sheet cut out. I cut that out, taped it to the bottom of my helmet and cut most of it out, leaving a rim around the edge. I've been taking it off as I'm applying bondo and fg but for initial shape the HELMET BASE is essential.
See how there's a rim on the bucket?
Hope that helps!
thats really good i'm going to do that one.
400 th post thanks guys sorry for the lack of prog. k for christmas i got some matboard and i'm going to use that for the helmet.
if you plan on making more than 1 bucket, the helmet base can be made of something a little more premenant like a piece of fiberboard or something, then you can tape the bucket to it until you get the resin coat on, then pop it off and glass the interior. Kinda like a jig. I plan on making one when I get settled in at the parent's place.


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it really depends on what you plan on doing with your zine. Do you want to send it out for review? Are your going to send it to distros and stores for consideration? do you plan on going to zine fests to sell/trade it? are you going to trade copies with people here or on livejournal Zine_scene community? Do you plan on selling it on Etsy?
I personally always like to print more than I think i need. Not only does this give me a good backstock so i am not constantly running to make more copies, but it also helps when someone wants to trade or a distro wants 10 copies.
When I first started, I made 20 and that was more than enough. Now I usually do an initial print run of 50 and follow it up with additional runs of 30-40 if I need them. You can always make more, I wouldn't print any more than you can realistically sell/trade/give away in a month. Unless you live very far away from a copy shop or something and can't get there at least once a month.
I do put my old zines out of print, either when I have a new one out or if I'm almost ready for a new issue. At that point, my last zine might be two years old, and it might not reflect my current frame of mind anymore. But all my zines so far have been personal/political, I would probably not put them out of print if it was an informative zine.
Well, no. Sometimes limited-run zines are that way because a) they cost a lot of money to print, b) the content is time-sensitive, c) the zinester doesn't feel like continually making copies of said zine, especially if they are prolific in their zine-making. My first three issues of my zine will never see the light of day again because I am so completely removed from what I wrote about ten years ago (or even three years ago), you know? So it's not for the purpose of driving up prices.
And to the OP: I usually do 30 at first, and then make more copies after that as needed until I make a new issue or whenever I don't want to print it anymore :)
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I just print them as I need them, and dont have any plans to put them "out of print"..... the whole purpose of having a limited run of something is to drive up prices, and since zines arent about that, I dont see the point. I have the ability to print them any time I want, so why ever put it out of print. I usually print around 5 at a time.
It all depends on how much your zine costs to print and how much money you want to spend on copies you'll give away and how many you think you can sell and how much time/energy/money it saves you to print more at once.
I'll probably print 60 of the next issue of my literary zine, because I owe one to each of my three readers and two to each of my eight contributors and I have twenty subscribers and I can probably expect to sell another five to ten over the next few months through our website, and I can sell a few through Quimby's and Bluestockings though I should expect to break even on those so I won't be upset if I never get around to sending copies there. And I'm printing them at home, so I can do another batch of 10 or 20 or whatever if I need to. I don't really want to do more than 100 because then I'd need to go get more cover paper.
Thanks everyone for your input. I am taking real baby steps at the moment starting to plan and coordinate my very first zine.
I want to create something that deals with the more feminine side of stereotypical "male genres of music" such as Dupstep, Grime, Techno, Dancehall, DnB. Blending both subculture fashion and music. I'm also a bit of a electronic producer myself, making music in also heavily "male occupied" genres. So it is perhaps geared towards quite a particular demographic.
I wanted to get a sense of what is a realistic goal to aim for in a "first publication" and I like the information you have all given. Some really interesting things to think about. The quality of the output in terms of product and costs associated seem to be something to consider in the inital scope (publication size) of the zine.So early stages havent considered that aspect yet....
I would ask another question closely related, can a zine be successful if it also extends beyond itself on say a blog or via pod casts etc? Is it common for inital issues to be very limited but to get a better sense of the future of the Zine, a website/ blog can help support it? Or is it better to be a little bit more pureist and have subscribers (hopefully) but in the meantime hook up free distribution via cafes, bars etc to build a following? I also want the zine to be able to react to the people who are likely to read it aiming at distribution of it along side gig flyers and at the suitable music events.
I'm not sure yet whether the nature of the zine would be better sat witin something that extends beyond my feelings on the subject but welcome colloboration and commentary to spread diversity in opinion? Or if it would be better being from a commentary perspective.. "informed & considered personal views" or "reactionary"
So initally does it mean somewhere like a website or blog to welcome discussion on the topics or a personal confidence in content and points of views?
As you can see - lots of things for me to still think about, let alone locking down content and creating the thing... but I guess watch this space...


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"What people say when they speak on their own account is repellent and murksome, for their words do not come from the living spring of the Spirit, but are spawned from the morass of their own heart, a bog infested with the leeches, snakes and frogs of desire, delusion and dissipation; the water of their knowledge is evil-smelling, turbid and torpid, sickening to those who drink it and filling them with nausea and disgust."Gregory of Sinai, On Commandments and Doctrines
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Now I'm SERIOUSLY considering getting one!
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i would like it a lot better if it was at least $100 lower-- we got an obamma lower but we got a cash poor obamma economy too!
Everything is sold out.
Ridiculous price,,,you can take any gun to a lazer engraver and get the same thing done for much less. There's lots of engravers around out there now so you can go many different places to get it done if you "must have it" , and everything is just a simple CNC program that anyone can do with the right equipment. It's just something else to charge all out doors for IMO.
250 for a lower is a rip off IMO, weather it makes a political statement or not! He'll be gone soon enough and in the grand scheme of things, it won't give the gun 2 cents more value by having it on there, and possibly less in the long run,. I'd want nothing with that POS's name on it, period!
And the sooner forgotten,,,the better,,,,,just me.
Why would anyone want that POS's name on their firearm?


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|Friggin Tatas! Sometimes they're all sorts of fun! Other times they make you think they're interested....then, after giving them some attention and effort, they just bail. Such is life!
really thanks for the answers...
Finally i decided to kick the trip for the next season because the plane ticket was very expensive at these dates (we are starting summer and companies blow the prices to death).
So the plan is to ride here in my winter (i already got the season pass) and then whith more time planing the NA trip (some years ago i went to tremblant but the sown quality really disapoint me)
Ok thats all, thank you very much and if you have any doubts about Chilean resorts please let me now, maybe i can help you.
Good luck with the season!
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Good work trying to research. No problem with your English. The Epic pass will get you access to a number of resorts......in Colorado: Breckenridge, Keystone, Vail, Beaver Creek, and (I believe Arapahoe Basin) In California: Heavenly, Northstar, Kirkwood.
If you want cheap and a couple of resorts, you'll want to do Lake Tahoe. Fly into Reno, catch a shuttle from the airport and stay in South Lake Tahoe, ride Heavenly and catch an occasional day-shuttle to Kirkwood or Northstay. South Lake Tahoe is a great party and he visual beauty of this area is pretty spectacular.
That being said, Colorado is also gorgeous. If you're focused on Colorado, the resorts aren't too easily accessible. There are 5 epic pass resorts in the area, but they can be up to 50 minutes from one to the other...(Which is also how far it is from South Lake Tahoe to Kirkwood or Northstar) There are also shuttles that will take you from one to the other. I would suggest staying in Breckenridge....that's the main party town. Vail has some parties, but not quite like Breckenridge. Avon......I can't say that thats much of a party town. There will be bars, but if you want Ski and nightlife then you'll want either Breckenridge or South Lake Tahoe in CA.
IF you have the balls and the money, spend some time in Tahoe, then fly into Colorado, then fly back to South America.
We have actually had some great El Nino years, but it seems to be hit or miss. La Nina is usually money, but we all know what happened last year...
The season is not a wash yet, but it's getting awfully damn close. The moisture needs to turn on for a few weeks and it just doesn't look like it's going to happen. In general, I have to agree with the advice to go elsewhere. Tahoe is looking good so far this year. The Epic pass works at several resorts out there and if Colorado got snow, you could always road trip and go to the resorts on the pass here.
|looks like a weak el nino year means dry weather for colorado... that blows. hopefully vail could man-make a 300" base.
no snow here bro
Don't come to Colorado unless you hate snow. We don't have any. For the last year or in the future forecast.
Or bring some, that would be cool.
If you want to party and be close to the lifts, stay at vail village. Or stay at Breckenridge.
I would also reccomend going to Whistler. It is amazing
Jackson Hole is also a good choice.
Looks like you have some of the major destination resorts included here.
How many days are you going to be boarding? the epic pass might not be worth it. If you get the regular 3-4 day pass for vail, you can also ride beaver creek and breck...or any combo of those
Help with Colorado trip
My name is Gonzalo and im from Chile SA.
This summer (your winter) im planing to go for snow trip to NA. I have been searching places from whistler to jackson but finally the cheaper price that i found was in VAIL with the Epic Pass. What i understand about the epic pass is that you can go to several ski resorts only showing your pass, im ok? for $699.
If thats ok, i would like to know information about Vail Village, Avon, or beaver creek... which place is better for finding a place to stay? i mean in proximity to lifts or if you have to take a bus to get to the resort etc.
Also which place is better for party because i dont like the idea of arriving there and finding that im far away of everything and there are partys or places for having fun in another point.
I think thats all, i will be very grateful if someone can guide me.
Thank you,
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You know, I've been always been wondering this but, does Hanekawa know that Araragi loves her the most, even to the point he's willing to die for her? Of course im only saying this because I keep reading lines where he claims to love Hanekawa the most albeit in a joking way idk?
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The one whom Araragi loves the most is Senjougahara. He stated it in I don't remember which book. Hanekawa, however, has and always will be a person important for him. She is the person he respects the most, and also the person who saved him in Spring Break.
As for your question, the problem is that this was not exactly love. It was something more complicated. I suppose she at least understood that he cared for her in his own way, though. The problem is that Araragi didn't understand Hanekawa loved him.
I also have to add that in Nekomonogatari Black Araragi had yet to meet Senjougahara, so it's natural he says certain things. In Nisemonogatari also Araragi states that Hanekawa has his ideal body for a girl. In the book/anime you've seen IIRC technically nowhere is stated that he loves Hanekawa the most.
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can someone make a list of who narrates which novel?
and also what is the "twist" when it comes to each character's POV. for example i believe araragi's narration are filled with references to other manga and anime, lots of perversion, and breaking the 4th wall?
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Kizu -> Araragi
Nise -> Araragi
Neko Black -> Araragi
Neko White -> Hanekawa
Kabuki -> Araragi
Hana -> Kanbaru
Otori -> Sengoku
Oni -> Araragi
Koi -> Kaiki
Tsuki -> Araragi
There is not really a "twist". Everybody simply behaves as their character dictates. Araragi is of course the only one doing perverted stuff, and he cracks more jokes. For the other characters the fun comes from the insight in their psychology. I'd say the only surprise is Kanbaru, that in her book is more serious and gloomy than you thought she would be.
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so i'm looking at the lightnovel translations for neko white, and i'm wondering what happened to chapters 28 - 51?
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It's also missing chapters 8 and 13. Telling you exactly why it does that would be a spoiler, but don't worry: it was written like that. The chapters following the missing chapters break the fourth wall and point it out, so it's not exactly supposed to be subtle.
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it's not an huge spoiler, but it would still be better for you too see for yourself when you reach those chapters
personally, when i did read it some days ago i didn't even noticed it untill i reached those chapters =P too busy reading :3
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I have a few questions over here.
What kind of the relation do the Monogatari Series have between each other? I'm focusing on Anime-only series.
First off, the Bakemonogatari was released, featuring 12 Episodes.
Second off, the 3 Episodes of ONAs were released. (What did they focus on?)
Third off, the Nisemonogatari was released, featuring 11 Episodes.
Fourth off, the Nekomonogatari (Kuro) was released, featuring 4 Episodes. (What was that? A 4 Episodes TV show? What...?)
Now, the Monogatari Series Second Season is planned for July 2013, featuring 26 expected episodes.
So, summing everything up into questions.
Were Bakemonogatari (12), ONAs (3), Nisemonogatari (11) and Nekomonogatari (Kuro) (4), all expected as the First Season?
Also, did they continue form where they left off with the exact same Story-line as the previous series, or do they change? [Example: Does the story change when going from Bakemonogatari to the ONAs or Nisemonogatari for exmaple?]
Also, the last question, what is this Anime Film called Kizumonogatari about?
Thank-you very much in front.
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Green Bay Set to Battle Marquette on Saturday
By Justin Grones
GREEN BAY, Wis. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) - For the sixth time in eight games this season, the Green Bay women's basketball team (5-2) will play away from home as the team visits Marquette (4-3) on Saturday at 2:05 p.m. The game will be the first televised game of the season for Green Bay with Time Warner Cable's Sports32 covering the action from the Al McGuire Center in Milwaukee.
The Phoenix is coming off a tough 54-50 setback to Central Michigan on Wednesday in Mount Pleasant, Mich. Green Bay held a 26-18 halftime lead, but the Chippewas went from 0-for-11 shooting from long range in the first half to 6-of-10 shooting in the second half to overcome the deficit. Senior Adrian Ritchie (De Pere, Wis.) led the Phoenix with 20 points, nine rebounds, three assists and a block-all team highs. Ritchie, the Horizon League's steals leader, also grabbed three in the contest.
Marquette returns home following a 71-68 loss at Wisconsin on Wednesday. Midway through a high-scoring first half, the Golden Eagles went on an 18-2 run while shooting 58.1 percent from the field in the half. Trailing by three in the final seconds, sophomore Arlesia Morse launched a shot from long range but couldn't get it to fall, sealing the win for the Badgers.
Green Bay holds a 30-8 all-time record against Marquette dating back to 1980, and also won the 2011 matchup at home 66-50 in a contest that featured 44 combined fouls. The Phoenix held Marquette to 0-13 shooting from long range in that game, and was led by Ritchie with 15 points.
The Phoenix will have next week off before returning home to play just its third home game of the 2012-13 season, and will play consecutive home games for the first time this year. Green Bay will welcome North Dakota State on Tuesday, Dec. 18, and try to improve to 5-0 all-time against the Bison. The Phoenix will then host Wisconsin on Sunday, Dec. 23 looking to win its fourth straight against the Badgers. Fans in attendance at Green Bay's game against Wisconsin will be given a Phoenix holiday ornament sponsored by Prevea Health.
YO, ADRIAN!: Senior Adrian Ritchie continues to have a dominant senior campaign after dropping 20 points and grabbing nine rebounds at Central Michigan. Ritchie averages 17.9 points and 5.1 rebounds per game, and posts a Horizon League-best 3.7 steals per game. A recent 1,000-point club member, Ritchie is on pace to break into the top-10 of the all-time scoring list in Green Bay women's basketball history.
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SCORING DEFENSE: Green Bay leads the Horizon League allowing just 53.9 points per game. The Phoenix has allowed only one opponent to score more than 54 points this season, and boasts a +12.3 scoring margin-good for the top spot in the Horizon League.
NEXT ON THE SCHEDULE: For the first time this season, Green Bay will play consecutive home games after having next week off. The Phoenix will return to the Kress Center to host North Dakota State on Tuesday, Dec. 18, and then host nonconference rival Wisconsin on Sunday, Dec. 23. Green Bay has won four straight against North Dakota State, and three consecutive matchups against the Badgers.
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BALTIMORE - Loyola University Maryland scored four goals in the third quarter while holding No. 9 Georgetown scoreless for the first time in a period all season, and the No. 8 Greyhounds rolled on to an 11-6 non-conference victory on Saturday afternoon on Awalt Field at Ridley Athletic Complex.
The win is Loyola's fifth-straight, marking the first time since March 3-31, 2007, that the Greyhounds have won five in a row.
"This team prepares for games as well as any team I've ever coached," Head Coach Charley Toomey said. "They put in the time in the office watching film, and they buy into their scouting reports. We are becoming a good practice team, too, with the way that we're preparing for games on the field."
Tied 4-4 at halftime, Collin Finnerty took a Taylor Ebsary pass on the right side and ripped his third goal of the game, putting Loyola (8-2 overall) in front with 11:50 to play.
Matt Langan added a goal 51 seconds later, as he curled around the crease and slipped a shot past C.T. Fisher.
Eric Lusby then scored a pair of goals over a 1-minute, 24-second stretch - on assists by Cooper MacDonnell and Chris Basler - to stake the Greyhounds to an 8-4 lead with 8:34 to go in the third.
Georgetown (7-4) snapped a 19:30 scoreless stretch early in the fourth quarter as Travis Comeau caught a Scott Kocis pass on the right side of the crease and scored his only goal of the game with 12:31 to play.
Loyola, however, responded almost right away. Stephen Murray found Chris Hurst on the right side, and the senior midfielder scored his second goal of the game, 1:58 after Comeau's. Hurst's two-goal game was the second of his career with the first coming just two weeks ago against Ohio State.
MacDonnell pushed Loyola's lead to five with 4:49 remaining, making a strong dodge after a Langan pass.
Max Seligmann added an unassisted tally for the Hoyas 48 ticks later, but MacDonnell recorded his third goal of the game with 3:25 on the clock, providing the final difference.
Although the Hoyas outshot the Greyhounds, 41-32, Loyola had a strong advantage in just about every other statistical category.
Loyola recorded more ground balls (45-33), saves (14-7) and faceoff wins (15-5), and the Greyhounds were a perfect 24-of-24 when clearing the ball. The 45 ground balls were a season-high for Loyola, and it was the first time this season the Greyhounds did not have a turnover on a clearing attempt.
Jake Hagelin had his fourth-straight game with 13 or more saves for Loyola, tallying 14 on the afternoon. Hagelin now has 56 saves in the Greyhounds' last four games.
Steve Layne matched his career-high with five ground balls, and he added two caused turnovers. He had primary defensive responsibility for Dowd, the Hoyas' leading scorer, holding him to a single goal.
John Schiavone won 15-of-20 faceoffs for Loyola, and he tied Steve Dircks for team-high honors with six ground balls. Kyle Cottrell matched up defensive with Comeau who had 19 goals entering the game, but Cottrell limited him to one.
"I thought that we won our defensive matchups today," Toomey said. "Steve Layne, Kyle Cottrell and Steve Dircks did an excellent job in their matchups, and the rest of our defensive unit was terrific."
Four players scored multiple goals, led by three each from MacDonnell and Finnerty. Six players recorded assists, and Ebsary had two.
MacDonnell opened scoring less than three minutes in, taking a Lusby pass and curling around the crease for the first goal. Rickey Mirabito, who tied with Seligmann to lead Georgetown with a pair of goals, evened the score at 1-1 with 11:02 to play in the first quarter.
Back-to-back goals by Finnerty and Hurst put Loyola up 3-1 before Seligmann and Mirabito tied it up at 3-3 for Georgetown.
Finnerty tallied his second of the game with 3:26 to go before halftime, but Craig Dowd evened it up going into the locker room with a tally 2:01 before the break.
Georgetown's six goals were the fewest this season by the Hoyas and just the second time (9 vs. St. John's) that they were held under 10. Loyola's man-down defense held the Georgetown EMO unit scoreless on four opportunities.
Loyola returns to ECAC Lacrosse League action with a pair of road games over the next two weeks. The Greyhounds travel to Hobart for a 1 p.m. game on Saturday, April 24, and they then take on Denver on Sunday, May 2, at 1 p.m. (Mountain Time).


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Read this thread for some info. At least you got a saw cut kit and not a torch cut.
Sten MKIII build info...?
I was excited as I finally got my kit yesterday..lol.. I was at work when my wife called and said fedex dropped them off. I had to wait 12hrs before I could fondle it
My buddy wants to start building too so he wanted a Sten as well so I ordered 2 and of course, I kept the best one of the pair.
I love the Sten, always have so I am really glad to actually be on the verge of building one. I have built 8 AK's and 2 AR's so I am not new to building... this thing looks easy.
These kits came from Cheaper Than Dirt, they are nice looking kits but there are 2 things I am a bit unhappy about. The cut at the rear seems to have went down too far and I will most likely have to get that tigged up and during the demill, they cut off the "wings" for the tube to sit on. It won't be a functional problem but it is cosmetic and I like them. I have to call CTD tommorow and ask why I had to pay $80.00 catalog price when these same kits are on the website for $60.00.
Heres a quick pic. Ok guys, never built one of these so I am all ears for how to do a Semi-Sten... help me out fellas. I'd like to say money is no object but it is to a point. I truely desire to have one of these WW2 relics in my collection
Read this thread for some info. At least you got a saw cut kit and not a torch cut.
Sten MKIII build info...?
Good Ole Boy from a Good Ole Place
I think building one of thos into a dummy gun would be realy cool , i may have to look into getting a kit or two. Be a nice thing to have stashed away for when and if shit hits the fan if you know what I mean.
Man I must have had 50 of those kits at one time. Back when ebay wasn't so anti gun I'd buy them from interordance and sell them piece by piece on ebay and made a killin. Had a bunch of MKII kits and a couple MK5's as well.
Those MKII and MK5's are bringing a pretty penny these days.Originally Posted by AKaTom
Good Ole Boy from a Good Ole Place
You wouldnt happen to know where I could find a loop stock for mine would ya ? I don't care much for this T-stock.Originally Posted by AKaTom
I just thought you might know since you sold them for parts.
I have a MK5 kit still in the wrappers, picked it up about 5 years ago. I haven't found a cheap semi build for it yet. I know there are 80% recievers out there, but don't want to spend time in "club fed" If you have a kit and a 80% reciever, that can be taken as "intent to build a FA weapon". Kinda in the gray area legally, but I really don't want to find out.
Who is IMA ? Link ?Originally Posted by tracern1
www.ima-usa.com have other stuff to for the sten International military antiques run a search if the link doesn't work


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College Sports Roundup: Frame double-double not enough for UNH women
The Wildcats ended their non-conference slate with a 5-7 record. Colgate improved to 5-7 on the strength of 7-17 shooting on 3-pointers in the second half to steadily pull away from the Wildcats.
Women's basketball
Young Harris 70, Franklin Pierce 60: At Westwego, La., freshman forward Kara Charette scored 19 points and added 10 rebounds but it was not enough as FPC fell on the first day of play in the Big Easy Challenge.
Franklin Pierce fell to 5-4 (3-3 Northeast-10), while Young Harris improves to 7-1 (1-1 Peach Belt). The Ravens will wrap-up play at the Big Easy Challenge against Dillard at 3 p.m. today.
Men's basketball
Keene State 89, Montclair State 80: At Montclair, N.J., senior Anthony Mariano scored a game-high 22 points and junior John Boyatsis (Dover) came off the bench to score a career-high 16 points, including four three-pointers, to lead KSC to a win in the consolation game of the Team Hill Holiday Classic Saturday.
Keene State (6-4) returns home after splitting its two games in the tournament. The Owls dropped a heart-breaking 82-81 opening-round game to Mary Washington (Va.) University before bouncing back with their win over the Red Hawks.


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I live and hunt in MA but my family is from MS. My grandparents live in Jackson and I have other family on the south coast by Biloxi. Been a big duck hunter up here in MA. I quit deer hunting and everything else because i'm a big fan of shooting and eating ducks, but my duck hunting here is underwhelming. Seems opening day(s) is ok but after the resident ducks leave/get shot, the migrators don't stop in much. I hunt on a fairly fast moving river so it never freezes and the ducks pile in during that short period between frozen and gone. However that period tends to coincide with deer season when duck season closes for 2 weeks.... anyways,
I own a 400+ acre farm on the Tallahatchie, Coahoma line, and my family also owns a 400+ acre farm in Cleveland.
My question for you guys is: if i flood a part of a field of rice (after harvesting it) or something will the ducks come pouring in? My problem is i just don't know what i'm getting into.
How quickly would a flooded field dry up? How often would you need to flood it? I know it depends on how deep the water is and how much it's flooded but bear with me. Do you guys have to worry about irrigation lines freezing?
I could probably ask the guys leasing the farms to flood a field for me, but that would be after they were done harvesting, and they wouldnt be making special trips back to re-flood it. I could probably convince them to leave some of the crop unharvested that i could flood if needed.
What do i need to do here? I'm thinking it's too late for this year but maybe next year i could fly out over the summer and plan everything, talk it over with the leasers.
Are these good spots to hunt? Do you guys have any advice for me?


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'Lindy Ruff had a talk with Tallinder, and the coach said he wants more competitiveness from the defenseman. Tallinder was benched following a ghastly giveaway last week against the Bruins. As part of the talk, he learned he shouldn't worry about another one giving him a one-way ticket to the showers. Playing in fear of mistakes is no way to play, so Tallinder won't.'
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They died of a broken heart because their whole summer's work was taken away from them... :'( :'(
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|November 8th, 2006, 04:30 PM
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what do you not like about church/going to church?
I would like to hear some thoughts on why people do not enjoy church, or are against it, etc. It may be because church people are a certain way, or because you don't find truth in it, or because you had a bad experience, or whatever.
This will not be a debate, just informational, I'm curious of people's opinions. I promise I wil not question anyone to death. Thanks!
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I personally don't attend church. I do like the whole social concept. Some of my family's closest friends are from church. I do not however like the concept of guilted into donations or forced into donations. Other than that its the whole sitting thru a service that gets me. I had an amazing discussion once with the pastor of my aunts church. Awesome guy and very open to discussing both sides of the fence. He understood my side, and I understood his.
|November 8th, 2006, 06:19 PM
do i look old !
Over the span of 46 years i have seen way to much hypocritical activities buy church members .
Condem me for what i do , but when no one is looking they do the same shit .
Things like our local catholic church which begs money to no end yet paid cash for the motel behind the church and are still running it as a motel . Odd they pay no tax .
The people that so claim there love of God yet i doubt 1/2 of them could stand up to me on morals that i have lived by . Ill not be judged by some one who only thinks there better then me .
Many churchs " demand " a percentage of your income . " Demand " ? hardly
Then when all that is said and done i try to think with pure logic . That leaves me clearly seeing evolution as truth .
As my Nephew says ( he is a strong church member ) Uncle it requires a leap of faith . Yep falling off a cliff works best if you " leap " too but its still illogical .
|November 8th, 2006, 06:22 PM
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|November 8th, 2006, 06:27 PM
I enjoy church, except for getting up early on Sunday mornings for it
I need to start going again....just been too darn busy on Sundays lately. I'm going wheelin' with my Pastor this Sat...so that sould get me excused from a few more Sunday masses right:tonka:
|November 8th, 2006, 06:42 PM
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I used to go to church regularly and even attended a Baptist college, however there was only so much hypocricy(sp.) that I could take. Everyone wants people to believe that they are the perfect christian yet when nobody's looking....well NOT.
If you look at all of the things that are going on in the world, you gotta wonder just what kind of a god could let this happen. I've heard people say "it's a test of your faith" or "it's gods will". Well if letting a child get beaten, raped, tortured and killed is gods will, then he/she is pretty f!^$ed up.
I don't care what anyone else believes, but if they push it on me we're gonna have issues. Been there, Done that.....aint going back.
|November 8th, 2006, 07:09 PM
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I don't like churches that have taken out the alter . . . and instead of kneeling and praying to God (like I believe you should) there are now people down at the front that can wisk you away and have a talk with you. If your headed down there then I believe you know what you need to do and who you need to talk to and it's not the Wiskers (that's what I call them :tonka:)
but besides that I love church and I love those good brimstone services where he tells you that without GOD you are going straight to hell . . . boy did those services bother me before I was saved.
I also love the presence of God that I personally feel doing a great sermon . . . some times God feels the need to actually show his presence even though I know he's always there and those times are my favorite!!
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I didn't mind the actual "going to church", but I've just done alot of thinking about the whole idea of religion and I'm just not sure about anything anymore. I'm not against church, but I don't like the amount of intolerance from most churches, especially my own, the Catholic church.
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Personally I believe church is probably a good thing for some people.....there's the social side as well where you can hang with people that feel the same way. I've seen plenty of hypocricy in my day but that shouldn't stop people who want to go and hear the word of god interpreted or spoken by someone who is a good speaker.
Personally I don't go because I find it boring. I went to church/read the bible for the first 18 years of my life.
I'm a person of what I can see/hear/feel. Science makes a lot of sense to me and blind faith doesn't. In my opinion, the belief in God is pure faith. You can talk all day about the miracles around the world, but that doesn't help me one bit.
The bible is a lot of very good stories and a lot of good moral things...however still written by men....weather inspired by "god" or not.
So if anything....scientology would be my belief system.
earthly religions have been twisted too many times for bad use to believe that they are item to be believed.
I like cold hard facts.....and a few theories
I know this got twisted into a talk about religion in general and I think it will always be that way when discussing church as they go together..
Long story short....I find listening to rhetoric very boring....and would rather spend my time in the woods listening to nature (If I could just get far enough away from a road to do that :tonka: )
Just my $.02
|November 8th, 2006, 08:05 PM
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some of you said what you liked about church... start your own thread! LOL
So mostly its boring and filled with hypocrites, and has stories that don't jive with science. Does that pretty much sum it up so far?
Anyone else?
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He had a steady job and watched what he spent.
He'd say I don't believe in payin' no goddamn rent.
I'll squirrel away every goddamn cent
and buy my own damn house in Kalamazoo.
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|November 8th, 2006, 09:16 PM
do i look old !
There was 10 commandments , they are the 10 that will put you in a heaven if it so exsist . The rest of " religion " is a scare tactic to control you , They are also the 10 rules that a civlized world can run off .
I guess i was never to good at being bullied .
For the record i have no issues with any one that attends church . The only issue is if they want to push there ideas onto me . I will be polite and tell them im not interested . If they use some sense and drop it then no problem . To many insist you listen " there " going to save you .
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First and foremost I think a good christian church invites everyone to hear the word and come to know christ. It should not be an exclusive club. That being said, I also think that to share the word to everyone does not mean to say "you sin is OK". But rather to say "we all have sin, let's learn about how to live as Christ commands and wash away the sin in our life".
I was raised U.C.C (United Church of Christ) Now in these parts the U.C.C was primarily a evangelical church (ie. the "German" church very rooted in following scripture) although the church had always been a merger of the evangelical and congregational churches. Recently I learned that the whole of the UCC is moving away from the Evangelical church. In fact, the loose interpretation of the bible by the "new UCC" completely conflicts with what I consider to be the intent of Christ. Based on that I have not been to church in 1 year. I really need to find a church that follows scripture without having all the roman rituals of the catholic church. BTW, the UCC now has a commercial with two lesbian women holding hands, if you have seen it. Now that is not to say that I don't think gay people should go to church, but I also don't think they should be "celebrating" a sin that brought down cities in the bible. The UCC even has a huge lobby group in Washington supporting gay rights.
Here is a description of how polar the UCC church is from their website:
The United Church of Christ came into being in 1957 with the union of two Protestant denominations: the Evangelical and Reformed Church and the Congregational Christian Churches. Each of these was, in turn, the result of a union of two earlier traditions.
The Congregational Churches were organized when the Pilgrims of Plymouth Plantation (1620) and the Puritans of the Massachusetts Bay Colony (1629) acknowledged their essential unity in the Cambridge Platform of 1648.
The Reformed Church in the United States traced its beginnings to congregations of German settlers in Pennsylvania founded from 1725 on. Later, its ranks were swelled by Reformed immigrants from Switzerland, Hungary and other countries.
The Christian Churches sprang up in the late 1700s and early 1800s in reaction to the theological and organizational rigidity of the Methodist, Presbyterian and Baptist churches of the time.
The Evangelical Synod of North America traced its beginnings to an association of German Evangelical pastors in Missouri. This association, founded in 1841, reflected the 1817 union of Lutheran and Reformed churches in Germany.
Through the years, other groups such as American Indians, Afro-Christians, Asian Americans, Pacific Islanders, Volga Germans, Armenians, and Hispanic Americans have joined with the four earlier groups. In recent years, Christians from other traditions, including the Roman Catholic Church, have found a home in the UCC, and so have gay and lesbian Christians who have not been welcome in other churches. Thus the United Church of Christ celebrates and continues a broad variety of traditions in its common life.
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3-1.Design of photoresponsive DNA
- We incorporated 4 azobenzene units into photoresponsive DNA[1] strand so that we can quickly dissociated DNA duplex.{Photo-switchable DNA 5'-AATXACXCCXAGXCC-3' (X=Azobenzene)}
photoresponsive DNA
- 5' -(HS)-AATxACxCCxAGxCC-3' (x=azobenzene)
1.We incorporated 4 azobenzene units into 11 bases DNA so that we can quickly dissociated DNA duplex.
cDNA of photoresponsive DNA
1.This 11 bases DNA are a complementary sequence of DNAⅰ(photoresponsive DNA).
- And then, we confirmed that photoresponsive DNA could hybridize stably at consistent temperature. For verifying hybridization, we use the value of absorbance.
- In spectroscopy, a relational expression about absorbance can be expressed as follows.
- (Abs: absorbance, ε: the absorption coefficient, c: strength, d: length of a visual leg )
- The value of Abs is proportional to the concentration of corresponding materials. If photoresponsive DNA formed duplex, the concentration of ssDNA decrease, onthe other hand the concentration of dsDNA increase. Reserchin these corresponding values, we could determine whether they formed duplex or not.
- [1]Hiroyuki Asanuma, Xingguo Liang, Takayuki Yoshida, and Makoto Komiyama,;CHEMBIOCHEM 2, 39-44(2001)
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Re: Northern Chesapeake Activities for Kids?
I'm jealous! I'd love to live 25 minutes from our boat!!!
Thanks for the feedback about Georgetown. I think at this point, we're going to stay in Barnegat Bay, but it's nice to know what our options are.
Re: Northern Chesapeake Activities for Kids?
We keep our sailboat on a mooring at Georgetown Yacht Basin. It is a family friendly marina and our girls never want to leave. It does take a good hour to get to the bay. Most of the people that keep their boat at the marina are from PA and NJ. We only live 25 minutes away so we feel spoiled to live so close
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Yeah, that's something that scares me, too. I haven't tried going out to Forked River in the summer, but I'm afraid the drive will be nasty. It could turn a 2 hour drive into a 3 or 4 hour drive, if it's anything like going to the Wildwood/Ocean City area. That wouldn't be so bad if we were staying the whole weekend, but we're still not sure about overnights on the boat (long story), so keeping it close so it's a reasonable day trip (with traffic) is a big plus. If the drive to the Eastern Shore is really that easy (maybe making a 2 hour drive a 2:15 or 2:30), it might be worth it.
One big plus about both bays is that, unlike our location last year, we'll be able to sail whenever we want. Last year, we could sail at high tide plus or minus about 2-3 hours. When the high tide happened too early or too late, that could take an entire weekend out of the picture. So, I hope that we'll get more use this year simply because we'll have more possible weekends.
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Shawn is correct of course. I was worried about your drive. The nice thing about the drive from Philly which I used to do is that its a relatively easy one and the drive on 301 and to the Eastern Shore is an easy one. Farmland and less traffic,
Fighting that Jersey shore traffic is a bitch on weekends. When I kept my boat in Barnegat ( Dillons) I was headed North on the Parkway on weekends the opposite way of traffic,
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Shawn, that was my thought, too. We'd have to balance easier access against more "fun."
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Silver Cloud is high on my list. They are in a good location for us, and their prices are decent. I just have to hope they don't sell out of slips before we are ready. I also like Laurel Harbor, but they don't have a pool. There are a lot of other things to do in that area, though, so it may not be that bad.
Thanks for the feedback on the size of the Sassafras - that is hard to judge on Google Maps.
Re: Northern Chesapeake Activities for Kids?
an extra few minutes of driving can open up a lot more destinations for sailing if you consider rockhall area, or even Kent island. Sassafras to rockhall is a good 2 hour sail i would guess or about 30 minutes by car
I think you open up a lot more sailing and kid friendly destinations if you head just a little further south
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Yes an hour to the bay, but its a sailable hour. Also the Sasafrass once past Ordinary Point, a couple of miles from sailin Assoc is a good river to sail in when its howling on the Bay which was one of your criteria. Its plenty wide enough to stay in and tack.
If distance is your worry about Rock Hall its about 1/2 hour closer. I would rather go to Rock Hall in the big pucture, but if it cuts down on using the boat.
I lived in Bryn Mawr years ago before 495 was built and we kept our boat at Gratitude in Rock Hall. It wa a tad less than a two hour drive. I live in Towson area. which is just north of Baltimore and my brother in Strathmore. Its a 1.5 hour ride.
Did you check Silver Cloud and Forked River on Barnegat bay
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Chef2Sail, we loved Dillon's Creek, but they are really out of our price range for this coming season. I wouldn't mind being back there another time, but for now, I have to look elsewhere.
I'm 80% sure we'll wind up on Barnegat Bay somewhere this season, since my in-laws have a house at the NJ shore. It's south of Barnegat Bay, but depending on where we are on the bay, we'd still have the boat accessible if we went to visit them. The boat being on the Chesapeake means that a "quick" trip to go sailing will be anything but quick.
That being said, we weren't actually AT my in-law's condo very often last year. They frequently had visitors, and we didn't want to intrude. So that meant that the boat didn't need to be TOO close to the condo, and having it closer to home would mean we'd use it more. I'm tempted to bring the next boat to the Delaware, but I'm not sure I want to fight the current all the time, especially the first season with our boat.
If we buy a boat that's already on the Chesapeake, depending on where it is, I've been tempted to keep her on the Chesepeake, and then sail her over to NJ at the end of the season or some time next year if we're not happy there. There's also more competition for slips on Barnegat Bay, especially in the northern end, because Hurricane Sandy actually took out a few marinas, and they haven't recovered yet. When I called a few of the marinas that did survive, some have said that they are already booked up, and another had 1 slip available that would handle a 28-32' sailboat. So, that has me thinking "hmmmm...what if I buy a boat and don't have a place to keep her?" And that has me considering the Chesapeake where there wasn't nearly as much damage.
I like the looks of Sailing Associates, but I wonder about the location - wouldn't it take almost an hour to get out to the bay? Their prices seem pretty good, and they have most of the amenities that I'd like. We liked Georgetown when we were there a few weeks ago.
T35Chef, Haven Harbor Marina looks like a great place! I'll have to get slip rates from them. According to Google, they are 2:15 from me, which is a little far, but it may be worth the extra 20-30 minute drive depending on their rates. They kind of look like Sailing Associates, but with easier access to the bay.
As you can probably tell from all the questions I ask, I tend to overanalyze everything! I also REALLY appreciate all of the help you guys have given me. Hopefully I'll be able to return the favor some time.
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We have 2 boys, ages 7 and 5, and are trying to find a good marina for all of us. The ideal marina would be reasonably priced, and be close(ish) to a beach and other activities in case the weather wasn't what we were expecting. We kept our boat in Somers Point, NJ last year at a very small marina, and the location was pretty good - we could get to the Ocean City, NJ boardwalk in 20-25 minutes, and there was plenty to see and do close by (Cape May County Zoo (30 minutes), aviation museum, movie theaters, mini-golf, etc.). In fact, I could often entice everyone to go out sailing by first going out to the beach/boardwalk, then for a "short" 2 hour sail.
As we look at our next boat, we're also reassessing our marina options, in part because the marina we used last season won't be able to handle the boats under consideration. The NJ shore/Barnegat Bay area still seems to be the best bet for us, but the northern Chesapeake (North East/Havre de Grace/Chesapeake City) is even closer to us (we're northwest of Philly) and may not have quite the same traffic as going to the shore, so that's also tempting. I know there are a lot of destinations we can hit once we're out and about on the water, but I'm concerned about those days when it's predicted to be 8-12 mph winds, and when you get there it's 15-20 (or more), or even just 3-5.
I know I can try to find a marina with a pool, and that will help a lot (who doesn't like a pool?). But are there other options in that area for kids, too?
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The Canisius College rowing team will host its lone home event of the 2013-14 year in a final tune-up before the MAAC Championships on Friday.
The Griffs will host Mercyhurst out of the Frank Llyod Wright Fontana boathouse on the Black Rock Channel.
"We're excited to host Mercyhurst on our home course this weekend," said head coach Joel Furtek. "After a record winter, we're finaly in "Spring" mode and enjoying the great water at West Side Rowing Club. Mercyhurst is always a fast crew and we expect a real challenge, which is key in our preparation for MAACs. I expect hard racing and a great opportunity for both crews. It's Race Day at home!"
Canisius enters the event with their first full week of time on the water in the spring season and one week removed from competing at the Knecht Cup.
The Varsity Four took 20th in that event, with the Varsity Eight and Second Varsity Eight taking 23rd.
The races will be the final regular season contests for Canisius, who heads to the MAAC Championships in West Windsor, N.J. – the same site of last week's Knecht Cup.
Action is scheduled to get underway at 3:45 p.m. on Friday, with the Varsity Four hitting the water first. That will be followed by the men's race at 4 p.m. and then the Varsity Eight and Second Varsity Eight at 4:15 p.m. and 4:30 p.m. respectively.
Varsity Eight: Liz DelBarba, Meghan Martin, Corrine Kickel, Julia Sciandra, Liz McKinney, Bridget Laszewski, Allison Braun, Nora Kennon, coxswain Jordan Bamrick.
Second Varsity Eight: Megan Walsh, Molly Murphy, Liz Reinwald, Ashley Tylenda, Amber Giambone, Chanel Davis, Mikaela Braun, Erin Grim, coxswain Hannah Blum.
Varsity Four: Jordan Susztak, Nicole Littlejohn, Tiffany Velado, Lauren Bielby coxswain Kaitlyn Taylor.


text: Not much for me to add about this game itself...a real stinker. We all know that the Pistons don't usually play anywhere near this badly, but the depressing thing is that getting blown out at home is generally considered one of the dividing lines between 'ship-caliber and not-quite-good enough teams. Having a top-notch road record, which the Pistons do possess, is one good indication of a team's ability to win it all, but embarrassing yourselves like this in your own house is not something that can easily be written off.