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The Mission of the Hydra-Sports 2300 CC
The 2300 CC from Hydra-Sports is designed to be a serious offshore fishing machine. The builder is not hedging its marketing bets by promoting it as a "cross-over" boat or a sometimes family cruiser or wakeboat. No, the Hydra-Sports 2300 CC is for the no-compromise angler and his fishy friends. With an 8'6" (2.59 m) beam she is trailerable so fishing trips can follow the seasons and the fish. And, like all Hydra-Sports boats she is intended for blue water.
Distinctive Features
With so many center consoles on the market we think it is important to quickly point out what sets the 2300 CC apart from most of the rest --
Nearly everything you need is standard
. Hydra-Sports is not playing the old game of low-balling the price then making buyers specify a laundry list of needed options. The 2300 CC is "ready to fish" right out of the box. Look at the standard features-- *
Fiberglass T-top
with 4 rodholders, 2 trolling rod holders, 2 spreader lights, LED nav lights, horn, red helm light, and PFD storage bag *Fold away
rear jump seats
Forward console seat with cooler below
VHF radio
flush mounted
Tempered glass windscreen
*Heavy duty
dive ladder
cockpit bolsters
at the transom *
Fiberglass liner
in head compartment *
30-gallon livewell
Stainless steel prop
Trim tabs
Raw water washdown
Oil tank with remote fill for 2-cycle installations
Full composite construction.
Wood is not used in the 2300 so there is never any worry about rot, water absorption, or a deck going squishy.
Kevlar in the hull.
Hydra-Sports is one of the few builders that puts a layer of Kevlar in the keel of its boats to protect against damage when grounding or hitting a submerged object.
Thru-hulls done right.
On the 2300 CC the thru-hull fittings below the waterline are all corrosion-resistant bronze, and above the waterline the thru-hulls are stainless steel.
Internal compartments drain overboard.
The anchor locker, livewell and both fish boxes drain overboard, not into the bilge.
Ceramic transom.
Hydra-Sports is the only builder we know of which puts a ceramic plate in the transom between the hull and the inner liner. According to the company this ceramic plate has the strength of a solid piece of aluminum that is a 1.5" (37 mm) thick. This structure is what allows the boat to be able to handle the weight and torque of a 300-hp outboard.
Pressure fresh water.
The Hydra-Sports 2300 CC is one of the few boats in class that has a freshwater tank (8 gal./30 L) and a pressure water system as standard equipment.
Carolina bow flare.
Virtually all center console boats have some bow flare, but most do not have much. In fact, most CC designs rely primarily on the running angle of the boat and its hard chines and running strakes to knock down water when running at high speed. The 2300 CC takes advantage of those attributes as well but has one more trick up her sleeve. She has exaggerated bow flare, a concept that was started by the Rybovich brothers in their large, Palm Beach sportfishermen, then copied by Outer Banks boat builders for the Carolina big game charter fleet. The concept of turning the waves from vertical to horizontal works just as well on small boats. Not only does this help keep spray from being blown back into the cockpit at speed, but it also helps keep waves from sloshing over the bow when trolling at slow speeds or when drifting in sloppy conditions.
Relatively high freeboard.
When going offshore higher freeboard is better and the 2300 CC has a relatively high freeboard forward compared with other boats in class.
Centerline transom walkthrough.
A transom door is raised off the cockpit sole and gives easy access to the outboard well and the small swim platforms. Even more important, it serves when closed as a splash guard in following seas or when coming to an abrupt stop. It is also an excellent emergency dewatering device if swamped.
Built in the same plant as Mastercraft.
Hydra-Sports is owned by the same company that owns Mastercraft ski and wakeboard boats and the two brands are built in the same plant in Vonore, TN. What is so important about that? Simply that Mastercraft has a long and well-deserved reputation for building some of the finest small boats in the world. Its high standards of fit-and-finish and superb glass work, and its culture of quality on the shop floor cannot help but take Hydra-Sports products to a new level of execution, in our opinion.
Robust hardware.
The builder does not skimp on deck hardware. All cleats are 316 stainless and 8" (20 cm) which are larger than on many boats in class.
The Hydra-Sports 2300 CC is built with hand-laid fiberglass lamination and the company says that premium gelcoat materials are used. Like most builders these days Hydra-Sports applies a barrier coat of vinylester resin to inhibit blistering, but unlike most builders it also sprays in a coat of ceramic material to stop pattern print through. A pre-formed fiberglass grid system of transverse and longitudinal stringers is chemically bonded to the hull bottom and injected with urethane foam. We have already mentioned the Kevlar in the keel and the ceramic plate in the transom.
Fishy Features
Abaft the helm seat is a 31-gal. (117 L) livewell with cutting board on the lid. It has a light, a 500 gph pump and an overboard drain. Forward there is a proper anchor locker and two cleats. The bow casting platform is large. Aft there are two raised, small platforms for standing and there is a good amount of room behind the leaning post and livewell for two anglers. The 2300 CC has all of the normal fishing features such as rod holders and in-gunwale rod storage.
The Helm and Console
As seen in the pictures there is plenty of room for a 15'' nav screen. The windscreen is tempered glass and not plexy, there is a standard compass, and all of the switches are water resistant. We like the tray on top of the console to put stuff. Below there is a foot rest when sitting and yet another when leaning. A VHF is standard.The leaning post is standard but a deluxe model with two separate bolsters is optional. Below the leaning post is the livewell.
Head compartment.
Inside of the console there is 5'6" (1.67 m) of head room which is quite good in this size of center console. A Porta-Potti is standard and an interior liner which gives the compartment a finished, professional look.
Engine Options
Hydra-Sports offers four engines as options: the Evinrude 250 DPX E-TEC, 2 stroke; Evinrude 300 DPX E-TEC, 2-stroke; Yamaha F300 XCA, 4-stroke; Mercury 300 XL Verado, 4-stroke.
We have not tested the 2012 2300 CC, but the folks at Yamaha have. Powered by an Yamaha F300 XCA 4-stroke outboard with an estimated total test weight of 5,363 lbs. (2,437 kg.) the Yamaha techs report a WOT speed of 48.8 mph. They found the most economical cruise speed to be at 3500 rpm going 27.3 mph. At that speed the boat was burning 8.3 gallons, getting 3.29 statute miles per gallon. That gives the 2300 CC a range of 420 statute miles (364.9 nautical miles/675.9 km) with a 10% fuel reserve.
Price of the Hydra-Sports 2300 CC
The MSRP base price of the 2300 powered by a 250-hp Evinrude E-TEC outboard is $87,675. Equipped with the F300 Yamaha the MSRP is $90,764.
Observations on the Hydra-Sports 2300 CC
The Hydra-Sports 2300 CC is loaded, ruggedly constructed and priced accordingly. Not everyone needs a boat of this caliber nor can afford it. But for those who do need a 23-footer with a relatively high freeboard and good sea-keeping abilities for offshore game fishing, then the Hydra-Sports 2300 CC should certainly fill the bill. When comparing boats make sure to download the 2300's complete list of standard equipment as we have only picked out items that are unusual on that list or ones which have caught our eye. There are many more. As far as options go, we only see two that we would want to have aboard: the Taco Grand Slam outriggers and the stainless steel insert in the rub rail. As we said, this boat is ready to go right out of the box, just add fuel, soda and a good lunch.
Standard and Optional Features
Marine Electronics
|VHF Radio
|Battery Charger/Converter
|Head: Portable
|Trim Tabs
|Washdown: Raw Water
Exterior Features
|Standard T-top
|Outlet: 12-Volt Acc
|Swim Ladder
|Swim Platform
|Transom Door
|Transom Shower
Hull Warranty
10/1 limited warranty
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New York University is very proud of the great diversity of its academic programs. When discussing career sources as a whole, of course, each graduate school within the University will have the most immediately relevant information for its respective students. Your first stop for professional academic resources, then, will likely be your individual school or program.
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All five starters scored in double-figures for the third time this season and the Central Connecticut men's basketball team used a strong second half to top New Hampshire 87-84 on Wednesday night. Sophomore Kyle Vinales scored 27 points to lead the offense. It was his sixth straight game with 20 or more points, the most for a Blue Devil in 16 seasons.
Junior Matt Hunter added 18 points as the Blue Devils, the best free-throw shooting team in the country, hit 16-of-18 from the line on their way to their fourth victory of the year. Central is now 4-3 overall on the season. UNH is 3-5.
Senior Joe Efese posted a season-high 15 points in the game, followed by 13 from sophomore Adonis Burbage and 12 from sophomore Malcolm McMillan. Hunter added eight rebounds. Vinales had seven assists and three steals.
The point totals for Efese and McMillan matched their career-highs. Central is now 4-0 this season when scoring 80 or more points.
The Blue Devils were down 10-2 early and had trouble getting off shots and taking care of the basketball. Down 19-6, McMillan hit a three to make it 19-9 and fuel an 8-0 run which made it 19-14.
UNH stretched its lead back to 29-17, but the Blue Devils scored six straight on three UNH turnovers to make it 29-23. Central got it to within one point on two separate occassons in the half, including 33-32 with 4:01 to play.
UNH led 41-35 at the half after Central scored just three points in the final four minutes of the half. The Wildcats hit 6-of-12 from three in the half, an forced 10 CCSU turnovers which led to 16 points on the other end of the floor.
UNH opened a 53-41 lead in the first three minutes of the season half. Down 12, Vinales hit his second three of the game to make it 53-44 and start a big run for the Blue Devils.
The run reached 15-2 and the Blue Devils took their first lead of the game, 56-55. UNH hit a three on the other end, but a three-point play from McMillan gave Central back the lead, 59-58, with 11:16 on the clock.
The Blue Devils opened a 74-71 lead with under six minutes to play following a free-throw from Efese. Vinales hit a three on the previous possession to record his 24th point of the game. Following a UNH turnover, Vinales made another bucket to make it 76-71. McMillan scored his 10th point, and was the fifth player in double figures, to make it 78-73 with under four minutes to play.
McMillan made another clutch basket under two minutes and made it a six point lead. It was 82-78 in favor of the Blue Devils but a held ball on the offensive end led to a possession and basket for the Wildcats with 36.1 on the game clock. They held off the Wildcats in the final minutes, and made their free-throws, to claim their fourth win in five games.
The Blue Devils return to action on Saturday night on the road at #1 Indiana, beginning at 6 p.m. The game will air live on the Big Ten Network.


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November 23, 2012 18:00 ET
CALGARY, ALBERTA--(Marketwire - Nov. 23, 2012) - Pro-Trans Ventures Inc. ("Pro-Trans" or the "Corporation") (TSX VENTURE:PVI) is pleased to announce the Corporation's financial results for the third quarter of 2012.
Revenue for the third quarter was $18.1 million, consistent with the $18.3 million from the previous quarter. This quarterly revenue resulted in EBITDA for the quarter of $2.3 million and comprehensive income of approximately $1 million or $.04 per share. For the nine months ended September 30, 2012, operating revenues were $53.6 million, EBITDA was $6.4 million and comprehensive income was $2.4 million. Earnings per share and EBITDA per share for the nine months were $.10 per share and $.26 per share respectively. Year over year comparatives are not applicable given that Maple Leaf Loading Ltd. was not acquired by Pro-Trans until October 1, 2011.
Brian Murray, the President and Chief Executive Officer of Pro-Trans stated, "We remain encouraged by the performance of Maple Leaf Loading Ltd., our primary operating subsidiary, despite a current environment of declining coal prices and lower production volumes. In spite of these developments, we anticipate that Q4 will provide similar performance to that quarter in 2011. We are confident that current conditions will not only demonstrate the company's resiliency but will be instrumental in uncovering further opportunities."
"We believe that the long term fundamentals remain strong for Canadian coal and other mining sectors. We continue to look towards further expansion of Maple Leaf's services throughout the Canadian mining community in order to fuel our growth objectives and diversify our commodity base.", he added.
Condensed Consolidated Financial Statements for the quarter ended September 30, 2012 have been filed on SEDAR at www.sedar.com along with Management's Discussion and Analysis of these financial statements.
About Pro-Trans
Pro-Trans is a Calgary based public company listed on the TSX Venture Exchange. The Company is actively involved in specialized transportation and logistics services within Western Canada, primarily through its' wholly owned subsidiary, Maple Leaf Loading Ltd, based in Prince George, B.C. Maple Leaf Loading Ltd, a mining support company, offers specialized transportation services related to the management, handling and transportation of coal and ore concentrates for customers involved in the mining industry in B.C., Alberta, and the Yukon.
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EBITDA is determined by beginning with earnings from operations as determined in accordance with GAAP then adding back any long term interest expense, provisions for taxes, depreciation and amortization included in earnings from operations. A reconciliation of net income to EBITDA is provided in the Management's Discussion and Analysis referenced above.
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The rise of dinosaurs was a major event in vertebrate history, but the timing of the origin and early diversification of the group remain poorly constrained. Here, we describe Nyasasaurus parringtoni gen. et sp. nov., which is identified as either the earliest known member of, or the sister–taxon to, Dinosauria. Nyasasaurus possesses a unique combination of dinosaur character states and an elevated growth rate similar to that of definitive early dinosaurs. It demonstrates that the initial dinosaur radiation occurred over a longer timescale than previously thought (possibly 15 Myr earlier), and that dinosaurs and their immediate relatives are better understood as part of a larger Middle Triassic archosauriform radiation. The African provenance of Nyasasaurus supports a southern Pangaean origin for Dinosauria.
1. Introduction
The appearance of dinosaurs in the Triassic was an important event in the history of life because it marked the onset of a faunal diversification that has dominated terrestrial ecosystems for almost 230 Myr. The exact timing of dinosaur origins and the pace of early dinosaur diversification remain unclear [1,2], but a growing consensus suggests that dinosaurs were initially rare components of Early–Late Triassic terrestrial ecosystems and that their ascent was gradual and regionally diachronous [3]. The oldest well-dated and unambiguously identified dinosaurs are from the late Carnian (approx. 230 Ma) of Argentina [4], and by the end of the Carnian, all three major dinosaur lineages were present (Ornithischia, Sauropodomorpha, Theropoda) [5,6]. The surprising early diversity and morphological disparity of early dinosaurs occurring together in the oldest dinosaur-bearing strata indicate that either (i) dinosaurs experienced an 'early burst' of diversification in the Carnian, or (ii) dinosaurs had a deeper, cryptic origination in the Triassic and that their diversification occurred more slowly than shown by current knowledge of their fossil record. The closest relatives of dinosaurs, silesaurids, are known from the late Anisian (Middle Triassic); ghost lineages inferred from phylogenetic analyses of ornithodirans predict that Dinosauria and its immediate stem lineage should be at least as old if these topologies are correct [7].
To date, every reported pre-late Carnian dinosaur body-fossil or footprint(s) has proved to be non-dinosaurian, referable to taxa with convergent morphology, or ambiguously identified [1,8]. Here, we present the best available evidence for a Middle Triassic dinosaur (or at least the closest dinosaur relative yet found) from the late Anisian of Tanzania.
2. Systematic palaeontology
Archosauria Cope 1869 (sensu Gauthier & Padian 1985)
Dinosauriformes Novas 1992
Dinosauria Owen 1842 (sensu Padian & May 1993)
Nyasasaurus parringtoni gen. et sp. nov.
(a) Etymology
Nyasa, from Lake Nyasa near the type locality, and sauros, Greek for lizard; parringtoni, in honour of Francis Rex Parrington, collector of the holotype.
(b) Holotype and referred material
Holotype: NHMUK R6856 (The Natural History Museum, London, UK); right humerus, three partial presacral vertebrae and three sacral vertebrae. Referred specimen: SAM-PK-K10654 (Iziko South African Museum, Cape Town, South Africa) (=Thecodontosaurus alophos); three cervical vertebrae and two posterior presacral vertebrae.
(c) Locality and age
The holotype was collected from a single locality (Parrington's locality B36) from the Lifua Member of the Manda beds, Ruhuhu Basin, southern Tanzania. The Lifua Member is late Anisian (Middle Triassic) in age, on the basis of biostratigraphic comparisons with the tetrapod fauna of the Cynognathus Assemblage Zone (subzone C) of South Africa [9]. Cynodonts (Aleodon brachyrhamphus and Scalenodon angustifrons), dicynodonts (Sangusaurus edentatus and Angonisaurus cruickshanki) and the rhynchosaur Stenaulorhynchus stockleyi co-occur at the same horizon in the immediate vicinity.
(d) Diagnosis
Nyasasaurus parringtoni was a 2–3 metre long (estimated from vertebral dimensions) dinosauriform with the following unique combination of humeral character states: ventrally elongated deltopectoral crest; laterally deflected apex of the deltopectoral crest; distinct notch central to the apex of the deltopectoral crest; pointed expansion on the proximal surface near the dorsal extent of the deltopectoral crest; proximal surface of the humerus continuous with the lateral surface of the deltopectoral crest; and distinct fossa present on the posterodorsal surface, just ventral to the proximal surface. Humeral histology indicates rapid growth characterized by complex vascularization, highly woven bone tissue and the absence of any lines of arrested growth. The vertebrae also have a distinct combination of character states, including: at least three sacral vertebrae; dorsoventrally tall sacral ribs; and hyposphene–hypantrum intervertebral articulations in the presacral vertebrae (last character also present in the referred specimen; see the electronic supplementary material for additional information).
3. Description
The humerus of Nyasasaurus parringtoni bears a subrectangular, distally elongated deltopectoral crest that extends down the shaft for more than 30 per cent of its estimated total length, an unambiguously optimized dinosaur character state in all recent phylogenies [1,2]. The apex of the deltopectoral crest is deflected laterally at its anterior tip, a feature present exclusively in dinosaurs (e.g. Tawa, Saturnalia, Heterodontosaurus) as found in our phylogenetic analysis. The humerus does not share any synapomorphies exclusively with any other Triassic archosaur clade.
The preserved axial column consists of partial posterior presacral vertebrae and elements of the sacrum. The presacral vertebrae bear hypantrum intervertebral articulations as indicated by a clear gap between the prezygapophyses, as in some pseudosuchians (e.g. Batrachotomus), silesaurids (e.g. Silesaurus) and dinosaurs (e.g. Dilophosaurus). The sacrum consists of three partial vertebrae: two primordial/ancestral vertebrae frame an additional vertebra between the two (see the electronic supplementary material). Parts of each sacral rib are preserved, and the articular facet on the first sacral rib indicates that the ilium was nearly vertical and the sacral rib was dorsoventrally elongated like that of all early dinosaurs [10].
The referred specimen (SAM-PK-K10654) consists of presacral vertebrae, three of which are anteroposteriorly elongated cervical vertebrae with significant vertical offset between the anterior and posterior articular faces. One specimen (figure 1j) preserves the bases of epipophyses immediately dorsal to the postzygapophyses, a character state present in, but not exclusive to, Dinosauriformes. The cervical vertebrae bear deep fossae (i) lateral to the neural canal in anterior view, and (ii) on the posterolateral surface of the neural arch just anteroventral to the prezygapophyses. Both of these character states are present in Silesaurus [11], but not in the earlier diverging silesaurid Asilisaurus, and in early theropod dinosaurs [10] and have been interpreted as possibly homologous with features that represent unambiguous postcranial pneumaticity in theropod dinosaurs [12].
The histology of the holotypic humerus (figure 1c–e) suggests sustained, elevated growth rates similar to those of dinosaurs (e.g. Megapnosaurus (Syntarsus) rhodesiensis, Herrerasaurus) and higher than those of most other early archosauriforms with the exception of pterosauromorphs [13,14]. Unaltered, primary, woven-fibered bone comprises much of the humeral cortex, and all vascular canals are primary osteons. Many of these canals are longitudinal canals, but at least half of these anastomose with other canals (in all directions), and locally, short radial canals may dominate. The outermost cortex shows a decrease in osteocytes and a temporary transition from woven-fibred to paralleled-fibred bone (figure 1e), which we tentatively identify as an annulus (see the electronic supplementary material for further details).
This condition differs from that of Silesaurus, which shows low levels of vascular connectivity and lacks the complex vascular patterns seen in Nyasasaurus [15], and is histologically more similar to Megapnosaurus rhodesiensis (see the electronic supplementary material).
4. Relationships
Nyasasaurus bears two character states that are considered autapomorphic for dinosaurs in the holotype (elongated and laterally deflected deltopectoral crest) and one character state that could represent a dinosaur plesiomorphy, but which has a complex distribution among dinosauriforms (three sacral vertebrae). Additionally, the referred specimen bears two character states in the cervical vertebrae consistent with, but not exclusive to, theropod dinosaurs (deep fossae lateral to the neural canal in anterior view, deep lateral fossae). Together with all other aspects of the morphology, this combination of character states is unique for any dinosaur or close relative; so we scored the holotype and the referred specimen independently in a comprehensive early archosauriform phylogeny [16], but then combined their scorings in a second analysis. The methods of the phylogenetic analysis were identical to those of Butler et al. [17] and the Nexus file, and high-resolution histological and osteological images are deposited online at http://morphobank.org/permalink/?P485 (see the electronic supplementary material for accession numbers). The holotype was found in a polytomy with all members of Dinosauria included in the analysis in the strict consensus tree, but was found as the sister–taxon of Dinosauria or within Dinosauria in the various most parsimonious trees. The referred specimen was recovered within Dinosauria as a theropod, and when the scores of the holotype and referred specimen were combined, Nyasasaurus was found as either the sister taxon of Dinosauria or to lie within the clade.
The shared synapomorphies of Nyasasaurus and Dinosauria are present in axial and appendicular elements, thus demonstrating that the characters are spread across the skeleton rather than restricted to a single element. We interpret these results as supporting our identification of Nyasasaurus as either the sister–taxon to, or the earliest-known member of, Dinosauria, but do not consider the phylogenetic positions within Dinosauria as a robust portrayal of the available evidence. The unique character combination of Nyasasaurus may represent the plesiomorphic states present just outside or within Dinosauria given its age, but there are considerable uncertainties about (i) the plesiomorphic character states of early ornithischians [17], (ii) character optimizations of vertebral fossae interpreted as pneumatic-like [18], and (iii) the phylogenetic position of early saurischians such as Herrerasaurus [1].
5. Discussion
All of the available morphological, phylogenetic and histological evidence indicates that Nyasasaurus represents either the sister–taxon to, or the earliest member of, Dinosauria (figure 2). The occurrence of a late Anisian 'stem' dinosaur or true dinosaur has previously been predicted by the sister–taxon relationship with the Middle–Late Triassic silesaurids [7]. It is noteworthy that the oldest known silesaurid, Asilisaurus kongwe, also occurs in the Lifua Member. This co-occurrence indicates (i) that dinosaurs and their nearest relatives coexisted in the same terrestrial environments, and (ii) if Nyasasaurus belongs to Dinosauria or the dinosaurian stem lineage, the current 10–15 Myr ghost lineage separating these taxa is immediately eliminated (figure 2).
The relationships of Nyasasaurus and its age have important implications regardless of whether this taxon is a dinosaur or 'near-dinosaur.' The late Anisian age demonstrates that essentially dinosaur-like dinosauriforms (or the earliest dinosaurs) were just another component of an extensive archosauriform radiation that existed in the aftermath of the end-Permian mass extinction. Moreover, if Nyasasaurus is a dinosaur, it establishes that dinosaurs evolved earlier than previously expected and that the dinosaurs from the Ischigualasto Formation and elsewhere do not necessarily record an 'early burst' of diversification in the Late Triassic. The limited material available for Nyasasaurus in comparison with that for other members of the same assemblages (e.g. synapsids, rhynchosaurs; [19]) also suggests that dinosaurs or 'near-dinosaurs' were rare in Middle Triassic vertebrate assemblages. Finally, the occurrence of Nyasasaurus parringtoni in Tanzania supports a southern Pangaean origin for dinosaurs, as predicted by the distributions of the earliest unambiguous dinosaur taxa from southern South America [2].
We thank S. Chapman (NHMUK) for permission to section and cast the humerus and A. C. Milner (NHMUK) for access to A. Charig's personal papers. Photographs of the specimens were provided by P. Crabb (NHMUK). We thank R. Irmis, M. Stocker, K. Padian, P. Makovicky, R. Butler and N. Fraser for discussion and helpful comments. This work was supported by NSF EAR-1024036 and a NHMUK collections improvement grant.
- Received October 6, 2012.
- Accepted October 23, 2012.
- © 2012 The Author(s) Published by the Royal Society. All rights reserved.


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Asus M2N32-SLI nForce 590 SLI AMD Motherboard Review
Introduction and Specifications
The nForce 590 SLI chipset for the AMD AM2 platform was launched in conjunction with the processors in June of this year, and NVIDIA has enjoyed much success with it since then. The only major competition for it has been ATI's XPress 3200 chipset, and ATI hasn't had much success getting board vendors to actually make and sell those boards. NVIDIA, much like we saw with the nForce4 chipset in the Socket 939 days, is mopping up the chipset market not necessarily because of technical advantage, but due to the incapable competition.
Today we are reviewing the Asus M2N32-SLI Deluxe motherboard, based on that same nForce 590 SLI chipset we were bragging about above. The Asus board wasn't the first to find its way to reviewer's hands, it was pretty close and there is a good chance this board has populated into many PC enthusiasts systems already.
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Crop development continues to catch up
SIOUX FALLS (AP) -- Crop development in South Dakota is continuing to catch up thanks to warm, dry weather.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture says in its weekly crop report that farmers and ranchers had on average 6.4 days suitable for fieldwork.
Winter wheat is 98 percent headed but turning color at 25 percent, well behind the 74 percent average.
Winter wheat conditions are 38 percent very poor, 20 percent poor, 27 percent fair, 14 percent good and 1 percent excellent.
Soybean blooming is at 8 percent, trailing the 21 percent average.
Corn is 1 percent very poor, 5 percent poor, 18 percent fair, 59 percent good, and 17 percent excellent.
Pasture and range conditions rated 1 percent very poor, 5 percent poor, 19 percent fair, 56 percent good and 19 percent excellent.


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Twitter to Appeal NYC Occupy Ruling
7.20.12 9:55am
Social media giant appeals for release of tweets.
Twitter Inc. says it will appeal a court's ruling requiring the company to release an Occupy Wall Street protester's tweets.
The Wall Street Journal reports that a lawyer for the company announced the appeal on twitter on Thursday.
Lawyer Benjamin Lee said the ruling "doesn't strike the right balance between the rights of users and the interests of law enforcement."
The tweets are expected be used against Malcolm Harris.
He was among 700 people arrested on disorderly conduct charges during an Oct. 1 Occupy march on the Brooklyn Bridge. The case has evolved into a closely watched legal tussle over law enforcement agencies' access to material posted on social networks.
Harris' attorney said he was pleased with Twitter's decision to appeal.
The Manhattan DA declined to comment.


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The anime is based on the Muv-Luv Alternative: Total Eclipse novel, which is itself a spinoff of the 2006 visual novel software Muv-Luv Alternative from the adult game company Age. This side story follows the test pilots and mechanics in the United Nations Forces' Tactical Surface Fighter Testing Unit in Alaska.
This side story follows the test pilots and mechanics in the United Nations Forces' Tactical Surface Fighter Testing Unit in Alaska. Japanese-American Yūya Bridges (Daisuke Ono) is the Argos Test Team's main pilot for "XFJ Project," the initiative that is developing the newest Tactical Surface Fighter. Yui Takamura (Mai Nakahara) is the head of development for the project from the Japanese Empire's side.
The protagonist Yūya Bridges is a Japanese-American who is the Argos Test Team's main pilot for "XFJ Project," the initiative that is developing the newest Tactical Surface Fighter. Yui Takamura is the head of development for the project from the Japanese Empire's side.
Opening Theme:
"Go to the top" by Kumi Koda
Ending Theme:
"signs ~Saku Tsukiichi Yoru~ by Minami Kuribayashi
Available on CrunchyRoll.
In loving memory of Cryska.
Episode 1
Oo, quite the serious mecha series, I like ; mixing action, drama, tragedy, sci-fi, and mecha all in one fine little package. I'm also enjoying some of the characters in their...LOL, suits already, so hopefully we'll learn about them more soon.
Yup, I seen potential in this series already this summer. Hope, it'll impress more soon as the episodes progresses as I see that this anime definitely can pull off something unique and special this time around.
Also, dat catchy song @ the end.
Animanga hunter extraordinaire
Reminded me of Blue Gender. I'll keep watching though.
I really enjoyed it. I wasn't really sure what I was in for but I am really looking forward to next weeks ep.
Episode 1
If you came looking for action in the pilot episode, you will be disappointed. The first episode did not really have any overwhelming moments but it was a decent first episode. It introduces the setting and one of the main cast members - the other(s) yet to be shown. Thus far, we only see Yui Takamura's daily live and her preparation against the BETAs.
The introductory episode feels formulaic but I wasn't disappointed. It may get more interesting in the second part of this "arc" but so far it's a bit of mecha and tightsuit fanservice which I'm pleased with.
I think Muv-Luv fans might be little disappointed with the show so far but I can't say for sure since I've only held minor interests in the series. I'd love to the actual game adapted. This adaption is probably just candy to the fans.
My favorite scene was spoilerwhen the old man said he didn't want to leave Kyoto and chose to remain behind. Something about that made me enjoy the show more.
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In loving memory of Cryska.
i was expecting more fanservice
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Amen to that.
Animanga hunter extraordinaire
So since it's based off a VN should we expect this to turn into a Harem? I'm not sure how I'd feel if it did. Was hoping for a more serious type mecha show.
Reminded me of Blue Gender (which I hated) mixed with Starship Troopers... the first ep kinda fell flat for me. Im not a big fan of mecha, I can count the number of mecha anime I liked on one hand.
Poi is the new Desu!
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Episode 1
Edit: I forgot something:
^ yes to this!! (how could you almost forget that lol )
I liked the first ep: set the story up, introduce some of the main cast characters, prep for battle, mechs, girls in skin tight body suits piloting those mechs...yep I'll keep watching for sure
What even
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So since it's based off a VN should we expect this to turn into a Harem? I'm not sure how I'd feel if it did. Was hoping for a more serious type mecha show.
Spoilers for the games but not Total Eclipse:
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The original Muv Luv game had two parts, Extra and Unlimited. Extra was a very generic harem comedy. Once you finished the routes for the two main heroines, you could unlock Unlimited, in which the main character awakes in an alternate universe where Earth's been invaded by the BETA. He's drafted into the military and learns to use a mecha along with alternate versions of most of the girls from Extra. However, Unlimited is much darker and the romance elements (while still present) were greatly toned down. There is no way to get a good-end in Unlimited -- the best you can do is a slightly less bad end.
Then came the sequel, Alternative, where the main character travels back in time to the start of Unlimited and tries to make things better. Things don't go as planned and the story gets even darker than Unlimited and the romance elements are pushed into the background.
Total Eclipse is based upon a side story novel/manga set in the Alternative timeline. The characters from the game are pretty much absent from the story.
I really enjoyed it. I wasn't expecting it to be so serious, but it's great. Looking forward to next week's.
Well I was at the premier showing of Epidose 1 and 2 at Anime Expo . .
The creator Yoshimune san introduced the anime and the singers of the Opening and End song performed.Most of the audience were guys mind you. I was the only onna on the front seat ha ha ha but the energy was strong and I am pretty game with it.
althoughIt is not my kind of anime.
The enemy BETA are monsters class these and that depending on their job and some are like zoombie aliens, so you know what they do right?. Very Strange man. My friend from Anime Diet told me the creator Yoshimune tends to have darker work.
Kyoto getting ***** is somewhat disturbing to me because I love the city of Kyoto.
I did notice they skimped on the animation in certain things.
And yes the locker scene with the suit was crazy. However not much fanservice like HSofTD in episode 2 as well, and that episode is when Yui becomes what she will be in episode 3 , the turning point.
My Avatar is seiyuu Morita san and Me cosplaying at AnimeExpo
Cruising on my nimbus cloud
I liked the first episode and I'm cautiously optimistic for the series. Personally I haven't cared for most of the shows Satelight has made, but hopefully this will be an exception.


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By RAELYNN RICARTE
News staff writer
February 21, 2007
The search for three missing climbers on Mount Hood on Sunday almost seemed like a case of déjà vu — with one major exception.
Hood River and Clackamas county searchers were able to quickly triangulate the whereabouts of the stranded trio. Each of the climbers was wearing a radio beacon locator so that their position at the 7,300-foot elevation of White River Canyon could be pinpointed.
"The weather conditions were just miserable and these devices made all of the difference in the outcome of this search," said Hood River County Sheriff Joe Wampler.
He said the massive hunt for three missing climbers in December during a similar winter storm ended in tragedy. Wampler believes the outcome might have been different if anyone in that party had been wearing the locator device. One man was found dead and the other two men are missing and presumed dead.
"We've had the receiver to pick up signals from the locator units since 1994. But we've never taken it out of the box before this weekend because no one wants to wear them," said Wampler.
On Tuesday, he was headed to Salem to testify on legislation that would require climbers to wear the beacons at higher elevations. Wampler said outdoor groups are opposed to a mandate that they included the equipment in their gear — but he is all for it. He said not only is the life of the climber on the line, but so are the lives of volunteer searchers.
"I think there needs to be some tweaking done to update the technology — but I'm definitely a supporter," he said.
Christine Redl, 26, Kate Hanlon, 34, and Matt Bryant, 34, fell several hundred feet off a ledge into the White River Canyon on Sunday. They were part of an eight-member climbing team from the Portland-metro area. Their companions were escorted to safety by members of Hood River County's Crag Rats and Portland Mountain Rescue.
Wampler provided a snow cat and snowmobiles that cut the time in half to get the three climbers and "Velvet," a Labrador that accompanied them, off the mountain on Monday afternoon.
Redl, who sustained a possible concussion, was listed in fair condition at Oregon Health & Science University on Tuesday morning. Hanlon and Bryant were treated for minor injuries and released.
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It sucks that we have all these emo pussys crying about Rage being there!!! Rage is the band that started Coachella!!!
It sucks that we have all these emo pussys crying about Rage being there!!! Rage is the band that started Coachella!!!
Yes they were the only band that played in 1999. Thank you for pointing that out. The festival was originally called Rage Against the Machinella, but when they broke up in 2000, GV thought it would be a bit silly.
Oh, c'mon microcuts, you have to admit that it is insanely cool that Rage is playing this year.
i know a lot of people that will (or want to) go just because of rage against the machine.
Pay no heed to the sonic juggernaut......?
I just don't get it.
does anyone remember the mosh pit at atmosphere's 2004 set?
when they played a rage cut?
but whats that have to do with rage?
i do remember the pit(s) at the first coachella during rage/tool. i think that day was even hotter than 2004. epic night though...
hopefully, my edit answered your query.
but that pit was just for a cut.
imagine the real thing.
I'll be skipping RHCP, but there is no way that I'm missing Rage. I'm also a huge Tom Morello fan, so I will definetely not be missing The Nightwatchmen.
I would have sold my soul to see Rage live. finding out today is a dream come true for sure. I'm coming from Ireland just to see them. I'm vocalist in a Rage tribute, so needless to say I'm a bit of a fan. I never in a million years thought I'd have the chance to see my favourite band in history.
just uploaded our video of "Wake Up" earlier today if anyone fancies checkin it out.
This reunion will be the best show of my life...
damn i am pumped
I'm so fucking pumped for RHCP, and most of all Rage. Hoooly shit that crowd is gonna be insane. Especially since there's a possibility of it being their last show ever. Myself and many I know would probably be skipping Coachella if Rage wasn't playing.
People are actually complaining about Rage? That is unbelievable to me. I never thought I would get to see them live.
and i agree, i never thought they would get back together. you people that have never seen them are in for a treat. one of the best live bands ive seen. sooo much energy. i wonder if this is a one time thing or if they are getting back together.
Tom Morello's debut solo album as The Nightwatchman, One Man Revolution, produced by Brendan O'Brien, will be released April 24th by Epic Records. One Man Revolution features thirteen songs, with Tom on acoustic guitar and singing lead vocals for the first time ever. All songs were written by Morello.
Agreed Rage is a dream come true. I wanted to go to the first festival so bad but my Dad was going out of town and My mom was going to be left alone if I went and being the momma's boy I am, I just couldn't leave her. Especially since she asked me not to go. The next year I went and it was really good but i've always wanted to see one of my favorite bands at coachella. And then they go and break up..and become 3/4 of a shitty band, IMO. Now............I'm going to see Rage Against the Machine at Coachella!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
We've spent so much time judging what other people created that we've created very, very little of our own.
― Chuck Palahniuk, Choke
If you don't like them, I think you'll find them really high energy and fun. Plus, you have to know at least 3 songs by them to make it more enjoyable.
I can't wait.....Today is my birthday and I am the biggest Rage fan ever...This is really a dream come true and the best birthday present ever..I am going to cry when I see them on stage, just imagining 60 thousand people jumping during know your enemy, bulls on parade, bullet in the head, killing in the name, and testify...man....i cant wait
i have a raging boner for coachella this year! seriously, not joking! i can't freakin' wait!
is this serious???
is it all confirmed???
i am in australia and i will come just for ratm!!!
i thought i missed them...there is a god after all.
RATM... yawn. I'm glad theres no one else I want to see on Sunday.
...the thing is....if Rage is really only playing this one reunion show, not only is Sunday gonna sell out quick....but it is gonna be packed solid with rage fans. people are gonna come from around the country and around the world to see them play.
am I wrong??


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Korg's Monotribe Analog Synth Gets A Major Update
Korg Monotribe Update
Korg's Monotribe station is an analog sensation competing in a world consumed by digital technology. Following in the footsteps of the palm-sized Monotron analog ribbon synthesizer, the Monotribe takes analog synthesis further; birthing a whole new kind of synth.
The Korg Monotribe packs an amazing array of features and technology into its sleek, compact and portable body. Sharing the same DNA as the Monotron means that the Monotribe includes some of the same features that made the Monotron so popular amongst composers and performers but also delves deeper in the rich, organic world of analog synthesis.
What may surprise some is just how easy to use the Monotribe actually is. With simple, straightforward controllers for parameters like LFO and waveform patterns, the Monotribe allows you to make the music you want to make, without confusing you to the point that you lose interest altogether.
The Monotribe features built-in speakers and can be battery powered for on-the-go groove making. The advanced multi-function ribbon keyboard allows you to input your tunes directly into the system to playback and manipulate and the sync in and out jacks enable synchronised integration with multiple units.
The Monotribe's auto-tuning provides stable pitch for accurate chromatic playability, uses the same VCF (filter) circuit as the classic MS-10/MS-20 and features a selectable oscillator waveform, noise generator, and versatile LFO.
With 3-part analog drum and rhythm section and active step and flux features for real-time dynamic loop manipulation, this groove machine will help you to deliver your creative ideas with style and personality.
Update Highlights
- Volume Automation has been added to the synth part
- Active Step can be specified for each part
- Drum Roll capability has been added
- Gate Time Hold function has been added
- Synthesizer
- Sample and Hold (S&H) function added to LFO - Unlike traditional LFO waveshapes that provide a constantly changing signal, the Sample & Hold feature takes a "sample" of the LFO signal and holds that level for a specific duration of time. The results are the highly popular and slightly random stepped-filter effects so famously used in analog synthesizers. By using noise as the input signal, the monotribe version 2 allows you to create effects that change in a distinctively random manner.
- Connected sequences allow multiple monotribe units to play in rotation
- Half Tempo function has been added
Short Cut Keys:
- Four convenient shortcuts for creating patterns quickly
New Additions
The Gate Time Hold function lets you use the ribbon controller keyboard to play and record new pitch information while retaining the gate times recorded in the sequencer. Also new is the Half Tempo function, which cuts the tempo in half when synchronizing to an external input from the SYNC IN jack. In addition, there are now four shortcut keys that instantly initialize various types of sequence data or active step settings.
How to Update your Monotribe
Thinking of monotribe as an analog synthesizer, the procedure of for updating the Operating System is also a very old-school, analog-style method, reminiscent of loading data via the playback of analog cassette tape. Simply download the system data which Korg has encoded as an audio (WAV) file from Korg (here) or from the website of your local Korg distributor. Then, play back the file using a WAV file player like a Smartphone or using PC application software, directly in to the monotribe's SYNC IN jack. When the audio (WAV) file finished playing, your monotribe has been updated. It's a traditional procedure revived for a new generation!
Do not playback the system update file on any speaker or headphone system as this could lead to damage to equipment and/or hearing loss. Neither Korg nor any of its affiliates will accept responsibility for any damages, personal loss or injury that may result from playback of the file.


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If you've not played an Empires game before, the strategy bits may seem a bit overwhelming at first -- especially since you're probably used to simply diving into a level, franticly pounding on the attack button, and charging towards anything with a life meter over its head. That part's still in the game, but now, before getting to it, you have to do a little (gasp!) thinking. At the beginning of Empire mode (the game's main mode), you first choose a scenario to play through and then which territory you wish to control within that scenario. The territory you choose not only determines where on the map you'll being your campaign from, but also which character you start with. From there, your goal is to conquer as many other territories as possible.
This is done, of course, by running around and slicing up hordes of enemy soldiers... but that's still a couple steps away. First you must go through the "Strategy phase," where you have a limited number of chances to give commands to strengthen your army, increase the profit generated by your territories, hire more powerful warriors, and purchase new weapons, among other things. As you progress through the game, more and more options are opened up for you, giving you much more to think about in-between battles.
After all that, it's finally time to fight. You'll most likely spend the bulk of your time heading into other territories and taking them over. Sometimes, however, you'll be forced to defend your turf from invading forces or you'll team with an ally to assist in their battles. These fights play out pretty much the same way they did in Samurai Warriors 2. The bulk of enemy soldiers are pretty brain dead, but the base captains and officers put up a bit of a fight. And by "put up a bit of a fight," I mean, "block a lot more."


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SANAA, Jan 28 (Reuters) - A suicide bomber killed 11 Yemeni
soldiers on Monday after troops backed by tanks attacked an al
Qaeda stronghold following the collapse of talks to free three
Western hostages, local officials and residents said.
Tackling lawlessness in the impoverished Arabian Peninsula
state, which flanks the world's biggest oil exporter Saudi
Arabia, is an international priority. The United States views
Yemen as a frontline in its struggle against al Qaeda.
A Finnish couple and an Austrian man, who were studying
Arabic in Yemen, were snatched last month by tribesmen in the
capital Sanaa. They were later sold to al Qaeda members, and
transferred to the southern al-Bayda province, a Yemeni official
told Reuters earlier this month.
A government official said the army began its offensive in
al Qaeda's al-Manaseh stronghold in al-Bayda early on Monday
after the militants rejected demands to release the hostages.
Residents said they saw dozens of tanks and armoured
vehicles moving at dawn towards al-Manaseh. "A few hours later,
army forces started shelling. We could hear explosions," a man
who gave his name only as Abdullah told Reuters by telephone.
In an apparent reprisal for the offensive, the suicide
bomber drove a car laden with explosives into an army checkpoint
in Radda, a town near al-Manaseh. Eleven soldiers were killed
and 17 wounded, the defence ministry said. An earlier report
from local officials put the death toll at eight.
Militants also ambushed and killed three other soldiers near
Radda in a separate attack, according to medics.
No figures were immediately available on militant
The kidnapping of Westerners occurs sporadically in Yemen,
mostly by tribesmen seeking bargaining clout in disputes with
the authorities or by al Qaeda militants.
Washington and other Western governments regard Yemen-based
al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP), which has planned
attacks on international targets including airliners, as one of
the most dangerous offshoots of the global militant network
founded by Osama bin Laden.
There have been dozens of killings of security and military
officials by suspected al Qaeda gunmen in the past year,
suggesting AQAP remains resilient despite increased U.S. drone
strikes and an onslaught by government forces.
U.N. Security Council envoys flew to Yemen amid tight
security on Sunday to show support for a U.S.-backed power
transfer deal in danger of faltering and plunging the country
further into chaos.
Yemen has struggled to restore normality since President
Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi was elected in February 2012 following a
year of protests that forced his predecessor Ali Abdullah Saleh
to step down after 33 years in power.
AQAP and other militant groups took advantage of the chaos
in the run-up to and aftermath of Saleh stepping down, seizing
entire towns and areas in the south.
Under the power transfer deal, Hadi is overseeing reforms
for a two-year interim period to ensure a transition to
democracy. Presidential and parliamentary elections are expected
in 2014.
(Reporting by Mohammed Ghobari; Writing by Mahmoud Habboush and
Rania El Gamal; Editing by Sami Aboudi and Pravin Char)


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Leaked: Gizmodo Gleefully Exploits Unreleased Next-Generation iPhone Found in Bar Near Apple Headquarters
Technology blog Gizmodo published photos and a video of the unreleased next-generation iPhone, exposing new features and a new design for one of Apple's signature products.
The phone now boasts two camera lenses, and the presence of a front-facing camera indicates that video calling will be a feature on upcoming iPhones. Gizmodo wrote that other new features include a higher-resolution screen, a larger battery and a glass back that should improve cellular reception. In early April, Apple demonstrated the upcoming version of its iPhone OS, announcing that it will include sought-after features like the ability to run multiple applications at the same time. With the hardware and software of the new iPhone now public knowledge, a clear picture of the upcoming device is beginning to form.
The iPhone was given to Gizmodo by a man who found the device in a Redwood City, Calif. bar close to Apple headquarters The blog's editors thoroughly examined the phone, pointing out on video that it now has not one, but two volume buttons. Trivial details aside, they also cracked open the case to uncover several "Apple"-labeled parts, and essentially proved the legitimacy of the device when Apple sent a letter requesting that the blog return "a device that belongs to Apple."
For those seeking more information, Gizmodo is treating this leak as the biggest tech story in history and has published multiple features about the new iPhone, ranging from a play-by-play account of how the Apple employee in charge of the phone lost it and how it ended up at Gizmodo to a rebuttal of "conspiracy theorists" who alleged that Apple had staged the leak to ensure that the phone received plenty of pre-release hype and media coverage.


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PROVO — Mountain Crest swimmer Hailey Pabst is feeling fantastic.
The junior not only walked away with a first-place finish during the first day of the 4A state swim meet at BYU on Friday morning — she did so in record time.
"I really wanted to beat it," Pabst said after winning the 50-yard freestyle race with a time of 23.73 seconds, just five-hundredths faster than the previous 4A record, set in 1995.
"The 50 is such a technical race that any little mistake could mess you up. I was just keeping my head down and trying to get my hand to the wall as fast as I could."
Though Pabst was the only record-breaker on Day 1, she was not the only swimmer to provide late-race drama.
On the boys side, fourth-seeded 50-yard freestyle swimmer Regie Topham, a Herriman junior, dropped over half a second off his entry time to defeat favored Skyline senior David Amirkhanashvili.
"I'm just speechless," Topham said. "I've tried and trained as hard as I could, trying to beat who got second place this whole year, and finally I was able to accomplish it."
Topham finished the race in 22.22 seconds and Amirkhanashvili touched the wall in 22.24 seconds.
Other winners in the boys competition include John Morris, a Springville junior who cut nearly six seconds off his entry time to win the 200-yard individual medley with a time of 1:56.56. Mountain Crest senior William Watts finished first in the 200-yard freestyle just after swimming the butterfly leg of the Mustangs' championship 200-yard medley relay swim. Watts won the former with a time of 1:41.04 and swam a 23.31 split in the latter.
"It feels good; right now I'm just thinking about the next race," Watts said, who will also compete in the 500-yard freestyle today.
Mountain Crest's winning relay team was comprised of junior Porter Roe, senior Sean O'Very, Watts and senior Josh Burningham. It finished with a time of 1:38.81 and gained 40 points in the team competition, helping the Mustangs into a first-place tie after four events. Mountain Crest and Springville both have 122 points heading into Day 2 while defending champion Skyline is in third with 112 points.
"The kids have been doing really well and getting best times," Mountain Crest coach Tom Williams said. "I think they've just got to keep doing what they're doing and I'd be proud of them either way. Regardless of the outcome, they'll do fantastic."
By all accounts, Saturday's second — and decisive — day should be fantastic for spectators. On Day 1, Mountain Crest, the slight favorite coming into the meet, swam one point ahead of its projected total through four events. However, Springville swam 18 points ahead of its total in the same span, leaving the outcome very much in the balance heading into the remaining seven events.
In the girls team competition, Skyline jumped out to a commanding lead with 147 points, followed by Highland (94) and Olympus (70).
"The whole focus is being better at state — swimming well all season long and then turning it up. And they've done that," said Skyline coach Joe Pereira. "Today we had some outstanding swims."
Eagles junior Lillian Moore had a lot to do with her team's early dominance, capturing the 200-yard individual medley title and swimming the butterfly leg of the 200-yard medley relay.
"Lillian has been a state champion since her freshmen year," said Skyline coach Joe Pereira, "so you can never count her out."
Moore's time in the IM was 2:07.97, just over four seconds faster than her qualifying time.
"It wasn't a perfect race for her, but she did what we had planned out: Go out, have some guts, see what kind of heart you have coming home," Pereira said.
The coach added that he and Moore set a goal for her to beat the Skyline record in the 100-yard butterfly of 57.20 a year from now, but "she's swimming so well, she could very well do that Saturday."
The 100-yard butterfly is the first event taking place in the second day of the state swim meet.
The rest of the Skyline relay team included sophomore Ali Dibble, sophomore Dani Zabelean, Moore and freshman Claire Brooks. The group swam the race in 1:51.12.
Adding even more youth to the podium was Highland freshman Eva Gontrum, who won the 200-yard freestyle with a time of 1:57.16. She also anchored the Rams' second-place medley relay team with a freestyle split time of 24.73 as her team touched the wall just after the Eagles with a time of 1:51.72.
Sarah Thomas is a graduate of the University of Utah and has been covering sports for the Deseret News since 2008. EMAIL: [email protected]


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Peugeot always used to provide us with small cars that were fun to drive and in recent years, the company has been showing signs of a return to that happy place. The launch of the 208 supermini was a big step forward in that regard and the car's prospects have certainly been aided by the willing three cylinder 1.0 and 1.2-litre PureTech petrol options available at the bottom of the range. It's the base 1.2-litre version we look at here, a car with 82bhp on tap and a willing, revvy nature. Combine that with the smarter looks and extra hi-tech connectivity of this lately improved model and you've the potential for a tempting recipe.
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I appreciate that this could be a statement that could come back to haunt me but after driving this car, I reckon Peugeot is back. Proper Peugeot - the Peugeot that we used to know and love. Yes, the car has had to make a few concessions to modern motoring, and the electrically-assisted power steering isn't the wholly organic experience you got behind the wheel of a 205 GTI, but here is a car you'll drive just for the fun of it. I tried some of the larger petrol and diesel engines on offer, figuring that more was better, but this 82bhp 1.2-litre powerplant aced the lot of them for sheer fun. Without wishing to sound detrimental, it has a holiday hire car kind of feel to it, where you just feel inclined to travel everywhere with the throttle buried into the carpet and a huge smile on your face. It's not even particularly quick. 62mph comes and goes in 12.2 seconds while the top speed is 111mph. If that's not fast enough, Peugeot also offers a 1.2-litre PureTech 110 variant that improves those figures to 9.6s and 118mph. Either way, there's the option of an ETG5 auto gearbox for townies. Personally, I'd stick with the lower-powered variant and the manual 'box. You'll need to be pretty slick with the stick shift to keep things on the boil, but as you punt it through corners you'll be amazed at the sheer amount of front end grip on offer and its speed of turn-in. It's a real hoot to drive, with a real willingness to rev and very little flywheel effect. It's the first small car I've driven for a long time that suddenly gave me the pang of wanting to actually own. Here is a supermini you'll drive just for the fun of it. I tried some of the larger petrol and diesel engines on offer, figuring that more was better, but this 82bhp 1.2-litre powerplant aced the lot of them for sheer fun. Without wishing to sound detrimental, it has a holiday hire car kind of feel to it, where you just feel inclined to travel everywhere with the throttle buried into the carpet and a huge smile on your face.
Design and Build
Peugeot has tried to make this 208's styling a bit more assertive and distinctive. The restyled front bumper creates a sharper and more precise line, with a wider grille and deeper chrome finisher that is now fully integrated. Plus most models get two-tone headlamps, with black and chrome masks and a hi-tech LED light signature. At the rear, the full LED light clusters have been redesigned to incorporate Peugeot's 3D 'claws' motif. Inside, not too much needed doing. Soft touch plastics, tactile switchgear, chrome highlights and almost faultless ergonomics show other supermini sellers how it should be done. As before, the two main talking points inside are the smallness of the steering wheel (over which you view the high-set instruments) and the colour touchscreen attached to the fascia that controls audio, trip computer and stereo functions and to which you can add a now wider range of clever downloadable apps. The wheel is now trimmed in full-grain leather from Active trim, while the soft-touch moulded dashboard strip - which is standard regardless of trim level - has smarter graining on higher specification models. Despite the slightly more compact outward dimensions, there's a little more room on the back seat than you might expect - and decent luggage space behind. Don't get us wrong: 285-litres isn't huge by supermini segment standards but it's a very usable space that can be extended to as much as 1,076-litres of you push forward the rear bench.
Market and Model
As usual with the 208, you get a choice of either three or five-door bodystyles. Plus there's the option of an ETG5 automatic gearbox for a premium of around £1,400. Prices start at around £13,000 for the base 'Active' trim level with 82bhp power, but you can pay up to £16,500 if you go for the plusher 'Allure' trim level and the pokier 110bhp output wedded to the ETG5 auto gearbox. So what do you get for your money? Choose the Active variant and you'll find cruise control, heated door mirrors and air conditioning with a refrigerated glove box. There's also 15-inch alloy wheels, LED daytime running lights, a multifunction colour touchscreen, Bluetooth and USB connectivity, plus a split rear bench for added versatility. The plush 'Allure' version gets 16-inch alloys, automatic headlights, rear parking sensors and rain-sensing wipers. Satellite navigation is an option.
Cost of Ownership
Where diesel engines in superminis often fail to make sense is down to the premium charged for the more expensive engine when weighed against the fact that most of these cars do modest mileage and the benefits in fuel savings will never actually break even. No such worries with the 208 1.2 VTi. It's an inexpensive engine that makes all kinds of sense on the balance sheet, both for you and for Peugeot. It's not going to crucify you at the pumps, no matter how spiritedly you drive the thing. Peugeot's official figures quote a combined fuel economy figure of 62.8mpg, although I don't think I could ever drive the car in such a restrained fashion to approach that. Emissions are also very low at just 104g/km. If you think it's a bit of a shame that the car couldn't dip below the 100g/km barrier, well I'd agree, but there's an ETG5 automatic version that does, this variant registering 97g/km and 67.3mpg.
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For nearly as long as artists have been making art, they have also appeared as its subject. Featuring more than 150 works culled from the AMAM collection spanning the 16th to the 21st centuries, Artists on Artists considers the theme of the artist as portrayed by the artist. The exhibition includes prints, drawings, photographs, paintings, and sculpture by figures such as Käthe Kollwitz, Pablo Picasso, Rembrandt, Edward Steichen, and Andy Warhol. Artists appear as protagonists in three pictorial forms: portraits, self-portraits, and copies or appropriations of other artists' work. These genres all explore the role of the artist, and by extension reflect each creator and his or her own status.
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As you may know Dolphin Music offers courses of training for teachers who want to learn about music technology and its application in an educational context. The course is two days in length and covers a range of topics, focussing on relevant equipment, Cubase and Reason [as the two most popular educational software packages] but extending to cover other systems and looking at practical educational application. Course notes and materials are given to all those who attend the training. Options for including discounted software and hardware in an all inclusive training package are available – again, email firstname.lastname@example.com or call 08708409060 for more details. Our first course will run during November or December [we're going to wait to see what date will be best for all of our trainees rather than set the date ourselves now].
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BETHLEHEM, Pa. – One of the most mundane plays in any football game – the punt – turned out to be one of the most exciting for Franklin & Marshall. A fake punt kept F&M's first scoring drive alive in the first quarter, and a blocked punt led to the go-ahead score in the fourth, as Franklin & Marshall handed Moravian a 14-7 setback in Centennial Conference (CC) play Saturday afternoon.
The win is the third out of the last four games for F&M as it improved to 3-4 overall with a 3-3 mark in conference play. Moravian fell to 1-6 overall and 1-5 in the CC.
F&M struck first with a touchdown in the first quarter. The Diplomats put together a 16-play, 68-yard, drive that shaved 9:34 off the clock. The drive was kept alive when E.J. Schneider faked a punt and found Paul McGann for a 12-yard hookup on fourth-and-five. McGann then found himself on the receiving end of a two-yard pass from John Harrison in the endzone with 20 seconds remaining in the first quarter.
The Greyhounds answered to tie game at 7-7 with a touchdown in the second quarter. C.J. Billera broke off a 28-yard jaunt to wrap up a nine-play, 79-yard drive with nine minutes remaining in the first half.
F&M had a chance to add six to the board in the third quarter. The Diplomats started out on the Moravian 32 and put together a nine-play drive to the one. On third and goal, Stephen Kircher forced the ball out of Lamont Jackson's arms and the Greyhounds recovered it in the end zone for a touchback.
The Diplomats scored the go-ahead touchdown in the fourth when John Harrison's four-yard strike to Peter Gumas gave F&M a 14-7 lead. The score was set up whenLou Carothers blocked a punt with just under the ten minutes to play. Carothers scooped the ball up at the Moravian four to set up the one-play, four-yard touchdown drive.
The game was a battle of field position with 16 punts between the two squads. E.J. Schneider won that battle, averaging 35.8 yards per punt with a long of 61 yards. Schneider's punts constantly pined the Greyhounds down in their own on territory and the F&M defense kept them there, picking up 13 tackles for a loss throughout the game.
Brendan Wengerter spearheaded the Diplomats defense with team-high 10 tackles (6 solo, 4 assists). Wengerter picked up 1.5 tackles for a loss, forced a fumble and picked off a pass.
Mike Shin finished with nine tackles, 2.5 were for a loss, and had half a sack. Kenny Provost finished with two sacks and eight tackles.
C.T. Marsh ended with seven stops and half a sack. Marsh is a half sack shy from tying the school's career sack record of 25.5 set by Matt DeChamps '92
The offensive line, led by Nick Tucciarone, Nick Gerace, Chad Tothero, Sami Caygoz and Sam Wojciechowski kept the Diplomats' signal callers' jersey clean by giving up only one sack.
John Kaschak racked up 49 yards on the ground while Schneider finished with 39 rushing yards. Schneider went 4 of 9 through the air for 43 yards.
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The California Cougars Girls 11-and-under soccer team was minutes away from a possible overtime and penalty kicks in the 2012-13 NorCal Premier State Cup Championship game Feb. 10 in Turlock.
The California Cougars Girls 11-and-under soccer team was minutes away from a possible overtime and penalty kicks in the 2012-13 NorCal Premier State Cup Championship game Feb. 10 in Turlock.
Instead, the Cougars surrendered a goal in the final minute and fell 3-2 to the Cal Blues Shamrocks FC 02.
The Shamrocks took the lead 30 seconds into the game on a cross and finish only to see the Cougars storm back to tie 1-1 on an Ilene Izaguirre goal.
A misclear 30 seconds before halftime resulted in a second Shamrocks goal to give them the 2-1 halftime lead.
With about five minutes left in the game, the constant pressure by the Cougars resulted in a corner kick. Mikaila Aban sent a beautiful kick into the box that was finished by Catherine Cranston to tie the score at 2.
With less than a minute left, the Shamrocks pressured the Cougars and were awarded a corner kick of their own. The kick was swung into the box and finished from 5 yards away to give the Shamrocks the lead and ultimately the State Cup Championship.
In the NorCal Premier Semifinal game Feb. 9, the Cougars defeated Central California Alliance 01G Black 2-1. After a scoreless first half, Izaguirre gave the Cougars the lead on a beautiful finish under the goalkeeper from 10 yards out. Stephanie Torres had the assist. With eight minutes left in the game, a 25-yard kick sailed over Cougars goalkeeper Haley Bonell to tie the score at 1. The game went through two five-minute overtime periods and into penalty kicks. Julianna Bass, Izaguirre, Ortega and Torres converted their kicks and Bonell came up with two saves to preserve the win and advance the Cougars to the title game.
The Cougars were trying to become the second Cougars team to win a State Cup since 1991, when the 13-and-under Stockton Cougars boys team won the State Cup Championship over Chivas USA in Davis.
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