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I'll stop posting on sites that support 12 step treatment if you'll stop posting here.
I will continue to post anywhere I can.
I will put up with the inconvenience of Clara because I think her posts make our point better than we can.
Whatever we write, it cannot accurately demonstrate Clares level of assclownery and blundering attempts at using deception to defend the AA faith.
As always on cue, one can expect her to show up and make stupid, deceptive, confusing, and drunken replies to any charges we level.
As little bonus, their consistent assclownery is generally followed by JR giving them the b!tchslap they deserve.
I am sorry that she brought your son into the discussion. That is inexcusable, and made her look far worse than you Gunthar.
You are your own man and will make decisions you consider right. I refuse to join you in this, and consider everywhere on the internet to be fair game for dispelling the misinformation promoted by the AA faith.
Hardly accurate, DeCon.
I did not bring anyone into the conversation, You can shout that all you want, but it doesn't make it true. I also did not choose to bring posts from another forum here. Gunthar made a mistake and miscalculated my reaction, as did Conan. I suppose ex-wives are open season, eh, DeCon?
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But Clara, you do bring posts from another forum to here, and that is mine, from which you are barred . It does not have all the arguing that takes place here, because of the fact that trolls are banned.
Anyway was that the ex wife that you claimed was stalked by putting something on her phone or computer when looking for a divorce excuse.
By the way www.recoveringfromrecovery.com is well on the way to 3000000 troll free page views now according to the AW stats which were not even running at the start of the site. On top of that, there have been around 200 thousand comments in chat on a wide range of subjects without the interference of those who would try to harm other's recovery . We even have a couple of charities looking at the way the site runs who are thinking of using the same structure, which is a result of professional people taking time to view what is going on there and whom have found it useful. There is much more to it that one thread about visiting AA sites which you so often like to misquote.
I wasn't barred from your site because I never joined, MFC. I also haven't brought posts from there, either, although I certainly shared information that Gunthar denied posting. Of course, he did. He surely has no information to support how someone would find him on a Rhode Island Craigslist site otherwise when he doesn't utilyze the same blog names.
An affair was denied and proof was needed for a divorce. He also considered other grounds, such as mental defect, drug and alcohol addiction. It could have happened very quickly on those grounds. But it was decided during a lucid period that they didn't want more ugliness to enter into it. Unfortunately, there were also times when that decision was regretted... I understand from members here that she's experiencing additional difficulties. I've asked for prayers for her from those that use that energy.
I am glad for your site, MFC. It has interesting reading. I don't think I misquoted anyone. Gunth says the same thing on Craigslist as he says here - lol! And to be fair, MFC, those same members don't choose to stay on your site. They choose to come here - to argue with whom they otherwise refer to as trolls! Since they have this protected Utopia, why are they here when they fled to escape? Too funny. Despite efforts that didn't garner the reaction they wanted, I don't think anyone questions if Conan and Gunthar would have behaved in that fashion at "home." You would not have tolerated it.
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It's an open forum, Vicky. Anyone can see it.
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Hunting for prospects crib bisque? Or just looking to make trouble in other peoples divorces and child custody issues in the name of the AA faith while denying you are doing it? According to the Interchurch directives you shouldn't be taking other peoples inventories, remember?
"Tradition 10 - Alcoholics Anonymous has no opinion on outside issues; hence the AA name ought never be drawn into public controversy." Please follow orders from the Interchurch Center if you are an AA member and don't comment.
clara, it's no secret Gunthar posts on Craig's list--it never has been. danny has been cyberstalking since ST days. He would be able to tell you this. You've proven nothing.
As for any member here saying your husband's ex-wife is having any difficulties, you'd have to link to that post for me to believe it. She looks very fit and is doing things that require a high degree of balance and athleticism. I'm betting she's a hundred times healthier than you, mentally, physically and spiritually. And more sober to boot!
BTW, from the looks of that Craig's List thread, you were even less popular than even Gunthar. Not surprising at all.
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No, Gunthar. I asked that we stop the blog you started when I felt it was getting out of hand. That goodwill gesture went nowhere.
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No, Gunthar. You've demonstrated yourself to be someone not to do deals with. You brought something over here that didn't have the desired effect. It shouldn't have happened to begin with, and you wouldn't stay away from AA sites.
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Nah. He likes my resilience.
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I think that's actually called "denial" in 12 step circles.
Pretty lame if that qualifies...
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"I think that's actually called "denial" in 12 step circles."
This is a bitchslap? What a bunch of fuckin amateurs.
"The essence of the independent mind lies not in what it thinks, but in how it thinks."
― Christopher Hitchens, Letters to a Young Contrarian
Good description Gunthar, it emobies the concept of deception
Well it detracts from any attraction not promotion that you may be attempting. Not really sure what you are getting at.
I do not give out personal information, but I am still happily married to my first wife of many, many years.
Feel free to continue your assclownery.
Good for you, DeCon.
I have never attempted to invite anyone to meetings on this forum. Conan's avatar is my husband's ex-wife. I can't imagine seeking out the divorce records that PIE referenced the other day, seek pictures of his ex-wife and then post them. I don't imagine that most of you really think that is appropriate.
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because you acted so far out of line.
You deserve everything you get Clara.
I didn't "get" anything, DeCon. It's the ex he exploited. I haven't been out of line. I'd say Gunthar and Conan set the standard for that.
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What are you referring to here, you goofball? How has Clara been "so far out of line"? And it's not "out of line" for someone to say she's sucking the devil's dick?
God/god/notgod almighty.
"The essence of the independent mind lies not in what it thinks, but in how it thinks."
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and turned it into a form a stalking and harassment.
For that she deserves ridicule, contempt, and scorn more so than other trolls who like to play here.
I am all for a full exposure of her identity, criminal record, credit report, home address and telephone number being published here. After all, we are here to help.
I did no such thing, DeCon. You are pathological. The "discussion" had no business being here, but Gunthar made his choice.
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Gunthar has earned his place here and has credibility. Clara has not.
No one "earns" a place on OPF, per Orange. It's open to all.
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"No one "earns" a place on OPF, per Orange. It's open to all", except for your cheering section of Danny B of Elan fame who has been banned under Trecelin, Calinda, Perplexity, etc.... and of course Marietta Davis who has re-emerged as becket. Have you learned any good stalking techniques from Danny yet? Watch out, he will turn on on you in a minute to get access to the forums he thinks are hidden from view as can be seen from what he told us about you as PKATS!
"Tradition 10 - Alcoholics Anonymous has no opinion on outside issues; hence the AA name ought never be drawn into public controversy." Please follow orders from the Interchurch Center if you are an AA member and don't comment.
A swing and a miss, JR Harris. What else ya got?
"The essence of the independent mind lies not in what it thinks, but in how it thinks."
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DeConstructor says: "Gunthar has earned his place here and has credibility. Clara has not." What about craigslist? "Earn this ... earn it."
but face it, other than your troll filled cheering section, pretty much everyone here simply ignores you.
Really? Let's see... I got posts today from you, PIE, Avo, Conan, Gunthar, LisaMarie, Beckett, Alkienon, Penny, Vicky, FTF, and Steve. That might not be all, but it is most of the regulars.
Yeah, I see your point... I am MAJORLY ignored...
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I feel slighted, you and Danny B, the narcissist of Elan School in Poland, Maine have only attacked me once each today for telling the truth! Have you learned any stalking techniques from Danny yet? I hope not, do you really want the reputation he has?
"Tradition 10 - Alcoholics Anonymous has no opinion on outside issues; hence the AA name ought never be drawn into public controversy." Please follow orders from the Interchurch Center if you are an AA member and don't comment.
Why should I care, JR?
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were in support of our friend Gunthar, rather than your narcissistic needs.
No, they weren't. Most of them had nothing to do with him. But by all means, feel free to ignore me.
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Still have not answered my question...... Why you on an anti AA website???? What is your purpose here???
To hopefully get you to grow up.
For someone who just got here 5 days ago, you either don't care about the personal boundaries you are crossing with people here or you are still working your way through the drugs still in your system.
You write very vulgar comments and you seem to enjoy beating on people. What gives, Vicky?
This is an example of this trolls mouth:
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Clara your so dense, light must bend around you.... Stop sucking on the devils dick and gooooooo.
Vicky345uk whines: "What is your purpose here???" Primary purpose. LOL!
Or maybe to prove you wrong.
WTG Gunthar :-)
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How do you figure, Avo? There was no deal because I knew he wouldn't do it.
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I didn't enter into any deal with you, Gunthar. Just another attempt to mislead since you didn't get your way or the reaction you sought. That wasn't even the deal you offered... You stay so confused.
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" a paper for the people" May 2003 . Two ceremonies were held recently A Ribbon Cutting and. An Unveiling Grand Opening in eastern Howard County which recalled the past and celebrated tbe present and future. - - Beginnings Honoring the Past The Greentown Historical Society opened its newly renovated building to the public on Sunday, April 27. The building at 103 E. Main Street had been empty for about three years before they acquired it. At the time the historical society gained title, a new roof was the first order of business. Then at least five dumpster loads of material were removed. Insulation, new heating, ~ cooling, and wiring will provide controlled temperature and humidity which are necessary for best preservation of donated items intended I for Preservation. The Abby Rose, Junior member; Connie Rendfeld, Associate Rirector, Local History Se_ rvices Office, Indigna Historical Society; included stairs with a slmet- side. RacW JeMins, President, Greenfawn Hjstorbc3Ss&~ H~ t; l& Bur ce- president, Comr( 7unity'F oundation of Howard eptrance. New stairs were built with County; Jamesgarris, President, Greentown Town Concil: and e @& ulin,% Jgmnm& re mber, pafim the ribbon inside- only access. An interesting cutting cere y of the GreenJown Historical Society building on April 27,2' 0 03. ( Mare photos on pgs. 1) feature of the interior is a brick Ph' oro by Sarah Cotton fireplace which had been covered with three coats of paint and paneling. Tin Learning about the history of the New Life for an Old ceilillg palleis Were salvaged from the building is on- going, but this much is Brad Howell Ford building on South known: It was the Commercial ~ Exactly one hundred years after the Meridian before it was demolished. the State Bank Of Greentownsa barber State Bank of Greentown was These were cleaned, painted and organized and occupied the building, it installed as the ceiling for the gallery. Historical Society's mission will take Building many forms, most yet to be implemented. A comment is often heard, " 1 wish I could get in a time machine and see what it was back I TIle brick facade was cleaned and Greentown, Production Credit will become a repository of~ listorical thought is, " I wish I could get in atime TIle inappropriate Association office, a video rental store items froln eastern Howard County machine and go into the future and see gas station, cigar store, pool hally I offices for the State Bank of will again Serve the cornmun~ tyl~ t when ......" An equally intflguing awning was relnoved above the first floor windows and colored glass business- The upstairs' been generations to learn of the people and people understand the motivation, ande Office for a home heakh Care which will enable titis and future ' loww hat we are doingn ow is ab&, e second story offices, dining room for the Eastern Star and an apartment. events which shaded teaching aspect of the Greentown area. This beliefs, adversities, etc. ofthose who windows. went before." Community " Reclaims Their Town" For several years the residents of 1902 and boasted a population of Guy have talked about having road about 40, including some businesses. signs erected proclaiming the name of A family responsible for a large their " town". You'll find it on state percentage of later population was the highway maps but there has been no Carpenters. Edward and Grace sign to confirm its existence. Carpenter moved to Guy in 1949 and bocated at 800 E and 300 S, raised eleven children. Of that residents on the north side ofthe road number, tworemain in Guy, Helen and' are in Liberty Township, while those her brother Jerry. Jerry has been on the south are in Taylor Township. dubbed the " Mayor of Guy". , Other Helen ( Carpenter) Hammer, referred to . families of that era were the Sparlings as the " Historian of Guy", says that at and the Clintons. The- residents, both one time it was expected that state long- standing and new, paid for the road 26 would lie on 300 South. The signs. The " Welcome to Guy" sign is house she now lives in was built to be on the west side of town. Smaller a gas station, in anticipation of the signs are north and south, proclaiming road becoming a state highway. simply " Guy". H- ow. ever , highway 26 was put on 400 With all this sineage, Guy now tops
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Title | The Greentown Grapevine – 2003-05, 10:05 |
Subject | newspapers |
Subject, Local | Greentown, Howard County (Ind.) |
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Item ID | im-kokomo-news-greentown-2003-05 |
Local Item ID | Greentown History Center – newspaper collection |
Usage Statement | The Greentown Area Residential Association has granted permission to the Kokomo-Howard County Public Library and the Greentown Historical Society to copy any and all issues of the Greentown Grapevine. Permission granted to view and print items from this digital collection for personal use, study, research, or classroom teaching. |
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Local News depicting eastern Howard County in Indiana. Headlines: A Ribbon Cutting and An Unveiling-Beginnings Honoring the Past; Grand Opening; Community "Reclaims Their Town" |
Language | en |
Contributors | Kokomo-Howard County Public Library; Greentown Historical Society |
Source | Original newspaper: The Greentown Grapevine, May 2003, Volume 10, Issue 05 |
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Connecticut College's new Science Center at New London Hall, which opened on the first day of classes in late August, has been awarded LEED Gold certification by the U.S. Green Building Council. LEED, which stands for Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design, is the nation's pre-eminent program for the design, construction and operation of high performance green buildings.
05/7/2013 - LeDuc repeats as New England Division III Champion in 5,000 meters
Junior All-American Mike LeDuc posted a time of 14:30.03 to win the New England Division III Track and Field Championship in the 5,000 meters for the second consecutive year.
05/3/2013 - Arboretum hosts Mother's Day Plant Sale
The Connecticut College Arboretum will host a Mother's Day Plant Sale on campus on Friday, May 10, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
05/3/2013 - Students participate in New England Intercollegiate Band Festival
Bassoonist Avery Yurman '13 and alto saxophonist Emily Verschoor-Kirss '15 recently traveled to Gordon College to participate in the annual New England Intercollegiate Band Festival at Gordon College.
05/1/2013 - Victor Arcelus named dean of student life at Connecticut College
Victor J. Arcelus will join Connecticut College in July as the new dean of student life.
04/30/2013 - Arts Programming Director scouts talent in Pakistan for U.S. cultural exchange
Arts Programming Director Robert Richter '82, the man behind the popular onStage at Connecticut College performing artist series, recently spent two weeks in Pakistan scouting talent for a new U.S. cultural exchange program.
04/30/2013 - College to celebrate 95th Commencement
Connecticut College's 95th Commencement will take place on Sunday, May 19, with all the traditions members of the College community have long treasured, including the laurel chain through which graduates walk and the saplings each carries to represent the tree on the College seal and a continuing connection to the College. The ceremony will be .
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04/26/2013 - Final talk in speaker series to address Latinos and politics in American society
Connecticut College faculty from various disciplines have explored topics related to Latinos in American society, such as culture, identity, art, education and politics in a new speaker series that debuted this semester. The Latino Studies Speaker Series was the result of growing student interest in the field of Latino studies.
04/25/2013 - All are invited to 'Walk for the Homeless'
For the sixth year in a row, students at Connecticut College have organized the Walk for the Homeless to benefit with New London Homeless Hospitality Center (NLHHC), which provides shelter and support services for hundreds of people in Southeastern Connecticut who need temporary or long-term assistance. The two-mile walk will take place on Sunday, April 28, at 2 p.m., beginning and ending at 327 Huntington Street.
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The Connecticut College departments of theater and music will present "Into The Woods," the Tony-winning musical by Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine. Performances are in Tansill Theater at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, April 25, through Saturday, April 27, with matinees at 2 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday, April 28.
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04/23/2013 - Kovic is College's fourth Goldwater winner in five years
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Andrew Nathanson '13, an architectural studies major and scholar in the Ammerman Center for Arts and Technology, will present his senior project, a historical documentary about the College's Cummings Arts Center, on Wednesday, April 24, starting at 8:30 p.m. and running on the half-hour until 10:30 p.m. "Building Stories: Cummings Arts Center" will be projected via two high-powered projectors onto very large canvas: the building itself. a 100-foot canvas hung on Cumming.
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Connecticut College has a long tradition of embracing music in all forms, which benefits not only students but members of the community as well, who can enjoy the many performances conducted on campus each year.
04/18/2013 - Research with nomadic street kids is basis for Myers Research Fellowship winner's honors thesis
Senior Liz de Lise, the inaugural recipient of Connecticut College's Myers Research Fellowship, recounts her experience working with Portland's nomadic street kids.
04/18/2013 - Celebrate National Astronomy Day with star gazing at Connecticut College
Connecticut College will celebrate National Astronomy Day by offering the public binocular and telescopic views of the night sky on Friday, April 19, from 7:30 to 10 p.m. at the Olin Observatory and the Olin Science Center.
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The Connecticut College Department of Dance presents "Ten Different Things," the final thesis performance for senior dance majors, April 18-20 in Palmer Auditorium.
04/17/2013 - College to host global environmental justice conference
Connecticut College will bring together scholars, activists and concerned citizens to explore issues of global environmental injustice at "The Quest for Global Environmental Equity in an Increasingly Inequitable World" conference April 18-20.
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04/15/2013 - Senior wins full scholarship to graduate school
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So I made this web page : Font Test Here visitors can easily change fonts and their sizes to check font rendering smoothness. I found that fonts have rugged edges until about 50px or so, after which they are smooth. Probably because the glyphs have larger curves then.
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I prefer Chrome when using webfonts that have a weight of 100 to 300. Also, Chrome renders Georgia much better than Firefox on Windows.
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@chrisburton Depends on the typeface (which is why I made sure to state 'in some cases'). There have been a couple of cases for me recently where it improved the rendering in Chrome substantially (Chrome is notoriously bad anyway).
@joshuanhibbert Would love to see a simple test case of that theory without other CSS3 features (transforms, transitions, perspective).
Mine: http://codepen.io/chrisburton/pen/hdbBc
By the way, someone I helped just before you on that Twitter handle, had his changed last week.
@chrisburton Yeah, my request got closed unfortunately. Apparently an account that has one tweet in two years is still considered active…
Oh, and here was were I most recently used that (inspect the italic text and toggle the transform to see the difference): http://jsfiddle.net/joshnh/XPSw7/show
Some typefaces appear a little too strong in Chrome on OS X, so I use this trick to combat that.
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@joshuanhibbert Lame. I wonder if they at all have used the account for Direct Messaging.
What a significant difference between OS X and Windows font rendering. On Windows, it makes the font look worse (pixelated) but better on OS X. So in that case, I'd probably target OS X specifically (if possible).
@chrisburton Yeah, it's definitely a problem, and one that only Chrome seems to have :(
Thanks for your responses. I wonder if chrome is able to access the windows' font smoothing technology --cleartype. The same fonts render differently on chrome and on IE10 or Firefox.
@joshuanhibbert translateZ(0) seems to smooth out edges a little but the font seems a little blurred then. Hoping to either find a universal fix that fixes all fonts in chrome or that Google fixes this issue themselves in their next release. I just wonder why this is not already fixed, given, the sheer number of people working behind webkit.
@sanygeek I doubt it will be fixed overnight; it has been an ongoing problem for many versions :(
Chrome should be switching to DirectWrite soon.
@chrisburton I think they have been using it since version 22, and in my opinion, it has made the problem worse, not better.
@joshuanhibbert I don't believe so. OS X already supports DirectWrite however, Chrome (on Windows) does not. Right now it supports ClearType.
@chrisburton Ah, right, it seems we are talking about different operating systems!
This directWrite thing really seems to be the ray of hope. Here's what a Chromium-Dev guy has to say about this: DirectWrite Plans
Apparently Firefox and IE are already using this windows technology, I guess that explains their smooth font rendering.
Hey I found an article on www.smashingmagazine.com that quite explains this whole thing. A closer look at font rendering
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Gojira is finding that absence has made U.S. and Canadian fans' hearts grow fonder.
The French hard rock group last hit these shores in 2009. It was due here again last fall with Lamb of God, but that tour was canceled because of the headliners' legal problems overseas. So Gojira has finally made it back to support its fifth album, "L'Enfant Sauvage" ("The Wild Child"), and it's been pleased to see that its audience has only grown during the interim.
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The training becomes increasingly realistic in the weeks before deployment, mirroring the topography they may endure, but not necessarily the human terrain -- the cultures they'll be dealing with. And in a foreign land, something as seemingly innocuous as a thumbs-up sign or shaking a woman's hand can land a soldier in trouble.
While physical conditioning and live-fire exercises certainly help prepare troops for deployment, they're culturally blind if they don't understand the people among whom they'll be fighting. In the 21st century, when the U.S. is at war with ideals as much as -- if not more than -- foreign armies, this blind side can be as dangerous as your M249 jamming.
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Larson made seven of 11 shots, including four three-pointers, and the Tigers shot 50% as a team to move to 8-1 in the Midwest Collegiate Conference and retain a share of first place in the league. IWC also moved to 13-8 overall and swept the season series against the Lady Statesmen.
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Larson led the team in scoring and added a team-high seven rebounds. Brittany Okland (Sr.-Kelley, Iowa) also had 15 points and made seven of nine shots from the field. Ali DeVries (Jr.-Bellevue, Iowa) scored 13 points, Jones had 12 and Rachel Mitchell (Sr.-Des Moines, Iowa) added 11 points and five assists. Jones also had a game-best six steals.
Wesleyan shot well over 50% for most of the game before cooling late and finishing 29 for 58 for the night. The Tigers also hit 14 of 17 free throws (82.4%) and survived allowing 24 offensive rebounds to the Lady Statesmen.
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Micro-processor controlled
Set-up mode with selectable threshold level
Out of band attenuation - 20 - 45 dB
Detection distance - up to 10 meters
Operation time - approx 15 hours
Power - 2x AAA (LR03) batteries
Dimensions (without antennas) - 120 × 70 × 15 mm
Weight - 217 grams
Supplied with Pro1207i RF bug detector, 2x AA batteries, screwdriver, smart presentation case and User Guide
Ideal for protecting your home / office / vehicle and assets from third party vulnerabilities
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