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Comic 69
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Title: Rupert hits the town - part 14
Date: April 29, 2005
Summary: Beaver and Steve find Rupert T Roach and he finds them too piquant
Cast: Beaver, Steve, Rupert T. Roach
Onomatopoeias used: "PAF!", "WUDDA WUDDA", "CRASH!", "OUTTACONTROL!", "KA-SHOE-BOOM!", "FLOAT!", "GLAAAAH", "GLOMP!"
Number of panels: 10
Panel 1
Outside, in the car park...
Beaver: "Ok, the shoe goblin was inside, so the master shoe must be around here somewhere..."
Steve PAF!'s his hands together
Steve: "Yes, but where"
Panel 2
Beaver points at the Master Shoe, parked in the handicapped spot.
Beaver: "Actually, it's right there."
Steve: "You have the eyes of a hawk!"
Panel 3
Beaver and Steve are in a helicopter which is propelling itself with a WUDDA WUDDA.
Beaver: "He must have come this way -- there's hardly a building standing!"
Panel 4
Close up on Beaver and Steve in the helicopter (which is not currently WUDDA WUDDA'ing)
Beaver: "Do you see him?"
Steve, looking through binoculars: "Wait, what does he look like again?"
Panel 5
Steve's view through the binoculars reveals Rupert T Roach CRASH!'ing through a skyscraper.
Steve: "Oh yeah, I remember now: 200ft tall cockroach in a hat, right?"
Rupert: Call that nouveau baroque? Faugh! I call thee nouveau detritus!"
Panel 6
We see Beaver and Steve in the helicopter again.
Steve reaches for the controls: "Can I have a go at flying now?"
Beaver is terrified: "What? No! Steve! Let Go!"
Panel 7
The helicopter propels itself toward a building in an OUTTACONTROL! fashion with a WUDDA WUDDA! of panic.
Steve: "Ooh. I think I found a building that's still standing..."
Panel 8
The helicopter explodes upon impact with the building with a KA-SHOE-BOOM!, causing the building to crack.
Beaver, along with Steve hanging onto him FLOAT! down on a parachute.
Beaver: "Well, atleast (sic) we got out in one piece."
Panel 9
Beaver and Steve float down toward Rupert T Roach's mouth, which is open with a hearty GLAAAAH.
Panel 10
Rupert T. Roach GLOMP!'s Beaver and Steve.
Rupert T. Roach: "Hmm... a trifle piquant for my tastes..."
Beaver or Steve, from inside Rupert: Hey!
Fun Facts
Roaches can taste things even if they swallow them whole (so perhaps they taste with their stomachs?).
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Italian architect Luca Bombassei has shaken up the concept of the classic Milanese apartment, starting with his own home. Located on the edge of Milan's chic Quadrilatero d'Oro area, the space mixes century-old architectural details with contemporary furniture and provocative art. But moving in wasn't simply a matter of uncrating modern accoutrements. The 44-year-old Bombassei, a founder of the firm Blast, first had to peel back layers of time (and undo misguided design decisions) to reveal the building's original, glorious shell.
"It was a fashion showroom before, and the company completely destroyed it with renovations," says Bombassei, who bought the 2,150-square-foot one-bedroom apartment in 2008. "It was ostentatious, very eighties, with pink marble everywhere." So he gutted it, preserving moldings and plasterwork where possible. Then he removed the floors, a dizzying expanse of long teak strips, and imported artfully worn oak boards from a building he was working on in Prague. Installed in a tidy herringbone pattern, the planks are a seamless triumph.
Next, to give the blank canvas some edge, he focused on creating contrast. In his bedroom, two asymmetrical bull-hide rugs, a curvy Arne Jacobsen Egg chair, and an expansive velvet bed of Bombassei's own design soften the hard lines of the flooring. In the kitchen, he played with light and dark, juxtaposing burnished metal cabinets against the pristine white walls; in his dining room, he mixed the beautifully aged with the brand-new. A twist on the classic Venetian glass chandelier—in a metallic finish—hangs above an Art Deco table and rigorously geometric chairs by Konstantin Grcic.
The one consistent element of the apartment is Bombassei's eclectic art collection—photographs, paintings, and sculptures are scattered in every nook (including the bathroom). "I choose artists who are at the beginnings of their careers and give them support," he says, aware that some investments (pieces by Bruna Esposito, Grazia Toderi, and Jonathan Monk) will work out better than others. "Some become famous, and some disappear, but I love all of them regardless."
The apartment also serves as a showcase for Blast, which specializes in contemporary projects in a country famous for its architectural traditions. Citing boutiques for the Italian furniture company Skitsch and research labs at the Jean Nouvel-designed Kilometro Rosso, Bombassei says his professional and domestic lives run on the same theme: "the contamination and crossover between the contemporary and the antique." And by the looks of the Milan jewel he calls home, it's a balance that works.
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First Oil Containment Dome Shipped to Deepwater Horizon Spill
Photo credit: AP Photo/Patrick Semansky
The first steel and concrete oil containment dome was finished yesterday and will be shipped off today to the site of the massive Deepwater Horizon oil leak. The hope is that the cap can be installed over the largest of the leaks, and the oil will then move through a 5,000 ft riser up to the surface into the holding tank of a ship. If all goes as planned, this containment cap will be able to collect about 85% of the oil gushing up from the sea floor.
It's not really quite what we had envisioned the containment dome would look like. Domes are more round and spherical, but this is more like a cap. BP has been working with Wild Well Controls Inc. to build this system, modeled on other structures used to control leaks after Hurricane Katrina — however this is the first time a system like this has been tried at this depth. The containment cap is composed of 125 tons of steel and concrete (14' x 24' x 40) and will be lowered onto the site of the largest leak, which is about 600 feet from the wellhead. Assuming the cap is sound and that the seabed below is not too soft, it should create a tight seal, containing the oil inside.
From there, a 5,000 ft riser attached to the cap will transport the leaking oil up to a storage ship. The storage ship, called the Deepwater Enterprise, can separate the oil from water and gas, and temporarily store it before it is offloaded and shipped to a designated oil terminal onshore. Around 139,000 barrels can be stored on the ship and about 15,000 barrels of oil can be processed a day. A support barge capable of holding 137,000 barrels will also be deployed to help the effort. Installation of the cap is expected within the next three to six days. Two more caps were expected to be built in order to trap the leak and keep more oil from spreading into the ocean, but one valve was shut off in the last day, leaving just two leaks now.
Via GOOD, Yahoo News! and The Oil Drum
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May 22, 2010 at 6:02 am
The crimping souds like a good option,Maybe back it up with a concenteena type duct (much like expandable aircon ducts used on building sites except put weight on the bussiness end and floats on top)Hopfefully the duct would pool the oil so as it could be collected.I realise currents and weather would be major issues but I was thinking this system might add another string to the bow.I wish all concerned the greatest success.
May 18, 2010 at 1:29 am
Crimp the pipe. Squash the pipe with over-sized crimping pliers. See "crimping pliers" at: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crimp
Crimping pipe may considered tacky or a poor way of shutting off a leaking pipe but it works. The better the crimp the better the blockage.
Lock an over-sized hydraulic crimping tool in place. It might reduce the Gulf of Mexico leak to an absolutely negligible dribble.
May 6, 2010 at 5:59 am
why do they not stock containtment domes to react immediately in case of a blow-out under water?
cor quist
May 5, 2010 at 2:33 pm
I remember on the mid 80´s about this bacteria that was created for this purpose, and this bacteria supposedly could eat oil… ¿what happened with that?
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With the win, the Buccaneers improve to 12-7 overall, 7-1 in A-Sun play, and set up a critical two-game weekend this Friday and Sunday when they will host league rivals Lipscomb (Friday) and Belmont (Sunday). Meanwhile, the Dolphins drop to 11-5, 5-2.
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How old was Esther when she was selected by Achashveirosh? I am familiar with the Yalkut (Esther 2:8) which offers ages up to 80 and seems to settle on 74/75 the numerical value of Haddasah, however this seems preposterous to be taken literally. Therefore I am looking other authoritative sources for her age.
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This project is really easy to do! It is mostly newspaper, flour, water, pringles cans, foam and fabric. The hardest part is being patient! I think the most time is spent waiting for things to dry during this project, than actually creating it... but it is definitely worth it.
For making it out of fiberglass you could always use the paper version as a mould, but you'd have to find a way to make it come apart so you can separate the inner and outer.
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Hey guys. I've done some TIG welding on stainless sheet metal, but i was using newer machines, with fancier controls. I've recently bought a mid-80s model DialArc HF for my weekend projects. I'm not real sure how fine i'll be able to dial this machine down, but i believe the lowest setting is something like 10 Amps. It will be interesting and fun to learn the nuances of this machine after using inverter based, digitally controlled machines.
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What do you think of the old Miller DialArc HF? How do you like welding with it? Any major short-comings/issues with the machine in general?
The machine currently is equipped with a foot pedal, but i would much prefer using finger/thumb controls on the TIG torch. I plan on picking up a finger/thumb controller once i get everything else in order.
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Welding with a DialArc HF
On a finger control... think you are pretty much out of luck... they used a "brute force" method to adjust the Mag-Amps that utilized a physically large, high wattage rheostat to control amperage (15 Ohm 150 Watt & about 1.5 Lbs weight)...... instead of compact lightweight electronics like used on more modern machines....
SOoooo.... you are pretty much stuck with the big RFC-23 pedal you have...
Am not aware of anybody that makes a hand/finger control for that machine.. here is a link to SSC who build aftermarket pedals.. they explain it better at the bottom of their page..
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I also recently bought a 1973 model dialarc HF. Now I have not been spoiled by the modern machines. I am teaching myself to tig and made the assumption that if it worked back then; then I can make it work for me. So far I think things are going well with mine. As stated earlier they are power thirsty. My electric bill doubled from $5 a month to about $10.50 and I have been running it every night for a few hours and about 6-8 hours on the weekend. I haven't looked for any kind of finger remote but the only thing I have seen are the pedal an the RHC-3 hand voltage control.
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I am emersing myself in hip hop right now and finding out what I like stylistically. So far I like east coast the best and I was gonna get Jay-Z but because I dont really know which of his album to get I was hoping you all could help me out by naming a couple of his best albums.
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Instructions for cinnamon buns using the mixer or by hand:
1)Combine water, yeast, sugar. Allow to proof for about 15 minutes in warm place (cover with plastic wrap or a damp towel). I leave my yeast to proof in the microwave after having turned it on for a minute to heat it up. Then I put the yeast mixture in (don't turn on while it is in!).
2)Mix remaining wet ingredients for dough in mixer (or by hand). Add yeast mixture. Mix till combined.
3)Switch whisk attachment w/ the dough hook (or knead by hand in a large bowl to save mess of having to knead on a surface). Slowly mix in the flour w/ the dough hook, on a low speed. Once flour is more or less blended (& won't fly out of the sides), knead at a high speed till it forms a sort of ball around the dough hook. Avoid adding lots of extra flour to avoid dry buns.
4) Put in large greased and/or lightly floured bowl. Cover & let rise in warm place till doubled in size (about 30-40 minutes- don't leave longer, even not yet doubled).
5) Follow instructions for rolling out & the rest of the recipe as written.
I substituted 1/2 c. of butter w/ 1/4 c. margarine & 1/4 c. oil. It worked fine. A couple of buns that didn't get covered well in the glaze were slightly dry. It is important to use the full amount of the butter for filling so buns don't dry out. I highly recommend them & thank Tania for the wonderful recipe.
I made these cinnamon buns 3 times before posting this review. Each time I made them, they got a relatively positive reception, but I think it was because most of the people who tried them had eaten cinnamon buns maybe once or twice in their lives. There was something about them that really bothered me. I finally realized what it was: they did come out gooey, but it was because they stayed quite raw. Baking them longer than the recommended 20 minutes did cook them a little more, but the cooked parts were dry and crusty, and the gooey parts were really just raw dough. And the sugar to butter ratio was way too low such that the sauce turned into butter soup while it was baking, leaving none of the filling in the buns. Thanks to BellesAZ who posted her idea of using Grandma Van Doren's white bread recipe as the base for the bread. Using this recommendation, I made the most incredible, fluffy, moist cinnamon buns ever. And for filling I used 1/4 of a cup butter to 1 cup brown sugar (with lots of cinnamon). My husband thought it was to die for. That is what I'll stick to from now on.
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If I could give this recipe 10+ stars I would! A few months ago I made the "clone of a Cinnabon" recipe from this web site, and at the time I said that I would only use that recipe from thereon. That is...until I discovered this recipe over the weekend.What caught my eye was the addition of the pudding mix to the dough. Anyway, I gave it a try, and I am converted to this recipe. I used to live near a mall that had a Cinnabon outlet, and I became a cinnabon addict (truly!) The other clone recipe, although very good, wasn't quite it. Now that I have this one I am in heaven!!! If you closed your eyes and did a taste test with a real cinnabon and this recipe, you most definately would not be able to tell them apart! I havn't made the icing for these yet (I've run out of vanilla), but they almost don't need it. The buttery, sugary, gooiness of the filling turns into a gorgeous glaze. My husband wants me to start selling these, and he swore he did not like cinnamon buns! Tania, you said these have a distinctive taste, and you're absolutely right! A million thanks!
Absolutely fabulous recipe. Very easy to follow. I used a 16x21 inch board and rolled out the dough to fit it. Perfect! I did have to use a larger pan, 12x16, but the 24 rolls fit beautifully. If you want to fit them into a 9x13 pan, cut the dough into 12 rolls rather than 24. They need a few more minutes of baking time, but they're huge and delicious. Better than you can get at any mall or bakery. I agree with others who suggested more filling but I found doubling it to be a tad too much, so I now make just half again more filling (1 1/2 times the amount called for). I also used a cream cheese frosting, just because we love it so much! If you want to make these so they're hot and fresh first thing in the morning, you can make the dough the night before. After you've rolled them out, spread the brown sugar mixture, rolled and cut them, put them in your prepared pan and put the pan in the fridge. In the morning, just place a large pan of boiling water in the oven (near the bottom) and put the pan of rolls in above it. Within 30 minutes or so, they will rise and you will be ready to bake them. Just take them out, preheat your oven, and you'll have hot, fresh, gooey goodness in no time. You cannot go wrong with this recipe. It's perfect! Thanks so much!
Incredible! These buns are so tender and delicious! I didn't have the pudding so I left it out and they were awesome without it-don't know how they could've been any better.
I do NOT have a bread machine but I do have a Kitchen Aid, so I adapted this recipe to reflect that. My oldest boy and I made this recipe together. We proofed the yeast with the warm milk, warm water and the sugar for ten minutes, then we added the egg, the melted butter, the vanilla pudding mix, the salt and the flour. This did need a little more flour to get it to form a ball, about a quarter cup more. Once it formed a ball, we kneaded it with the dough hook for five minutes. We let it rise in a greased bowl over a warm heating pad for an hour, rolled it out and spread on the brown sugar/butter/cinnamon mixture. We got eight biggish rolls out of one recipe (which filled one deep disposable lazagna pan), not close to the serving size that the recipe stated. (Not a huge deal for us, we like bigger rolls. But if someone is making this and wants more rolls out of it, you'll have to double it and cut them a little thinner than we did.) I covered the rolls and let them sit in the fridge overnight until this morning when I put them on the warm heating pad for the second rise. Our rolls were done at 25 minutes. The icing was perfect EXCEPT I needed a lot more milk than the recipe asked for--I want to say 8 teaspoons? These rolls turned out beautifully, you'd think that they were from Cinnabon BUT these were WAY too sweet for us. It really was overkill. If I were to make this again, I'd cut the filling by half. NOTE: Half a box of instant vanilla pudding mix is a quarter cup.
These have to be some of the most wonderful cinnamon buns around! I have made them a few times and find the recipe rather sweet for my own tastes (not big on sweet stuff), so I usually cut the sugar and up the cinnamon in my filling. I also don't ice them - they're great as is, and if I did ice them, this Cinnabon-raised girl would have to go for a cream cheese icing. The dough, however, is absolutely perfect - fluffy, tender and flavorful. So perfect that my batch has disappeared in less than 24 hours, thanks to my parents, grandmother, brother and of course, me! Just in case anyone hasn't heard this tip before, you can use a piece of thread or dental floss to slice the buns easily: cut a piece about a foot long, hold each end and slide it under your finished log of dough. Cross the ends of the thread over, switching hands, and pull until the thread cuts through the dough. Works like a charm! Thank you Tania for a wonderful recipe!
These were the most delicious cinnamon buns I've ever had - even better then the store bought ones! When I first made them, they were absoluetly deeeeelicious. They melted in your mouth and the savory cinnamon flavour filled your house. A few days after, I had tried the "Clone of a Cinnabon" and I'd have to say, these were 100x better! The other recipe's cinnamon buns where very hard and not as oooey and goooey as these delicious treats. I didn't modify the recipe one bit because it was so good. A tip for making these cinnamon buns is when you flatten out the large rectangle, use a butter knife a straighten out all the sides (you can take those extra pieces for patching). This way, you won't have "end pieces" that no one will eat.
The texture of the dough was exceptionally delicious - soft and chewy and the filling was so flavourful - not too bland and not to spicy. I was just looking through the reviews written by others and noticed they had said how these cinnamon buns became hard the next day and how they only lasted 'soft and moist' one day. What I do is pop it on a plate and stick it in the microwave for a good 20-25 seconds (depends on your microwave!!!) then it becomes chewy gooey and fresh and soft and moist all over again. Thank you very much for this recipe. Defenitely a keeper! (I've made these about 15 times and I won't stop!!) :)
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There seems to be lots of BBQ projects on here, I was wondering if any one has built a sausage stuffer or have any ideas on how to biuld one. I was thinking about an air operated one with an air cylender. Does any one have any input as to if it would work.
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I've never seen a sausage stuffer. My recommendation would be to visit a meat processor and ask if they'd show you their sausage stuffing operation. You could see how it's done, what they're using and then go home and devise your own design to suit your needs. That's how I'd do it anyway.Blondie (Owner C & S Automotive)
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I have a good Idea on what I want to build. I guess I should have explained myself a bit better, sorry about that. What I was wondering is if it would work to use compressed air with a air cylender to drive the plunger to push the sausage meat out into the casings. I will be using a peice of 6" schedule 10, 316 stainless steel pipe 14" long. The plunger will be made of a peice of 1" thick HDPE plastic. It will be machined to fit inside the 6" and a groove will be machined into it so that I can install a rubber O ring. This is the peice that I want to drive with the compressed air. It will have to move fairly slow and I was unsure if it will move smoothly. Being that the air is compressible it would not have the same effect as something non compressible, ex: hudraulic fluid. It will have a three way valve and an air regulator for control.
Do you think this will work?
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I have seen sausage stuffers in sporting goods catalogs.
Some use a ram and linkage like an oversized garlic press and others use a gear drive mechanism to provide the force.
I am no expert but I did a quick calculation of the area of your 6" IPS sch 10 pipe and compared it to theoretical 1", 1.5", 2" ID sausage.
6" IPS sch 10 pipe is 6.357" ID.
Area of pipe ID is 31.73 sq in.
1" sausage is .785 sq in
1.5" sausage is 1.76 sq in.
2" sausage is 3.14 sq in.
Comparing equivalent volumes,
1" of travel of your 6" IPS ram will give you:
40.4" of 1" sausage
17.9" of 1.5" sausage
10.1" of 2" sausage.
Get lots of casings!
This is simply a calculation based on volumes.
Greatly simplified, your stuffer is a large version of a caulking gun, but I have no idea of the pressures involved as this is most likely a topic for fluid mechanic experts.
I would consider how to streamline the flow path to minimize drag on the sausage mixture.
Maybe a cone shaped end for the ram and the cylinder like the toothpaste tube.
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Cool, thanks for the info. When you put it like that it will be alot of sausage. When I make sausage, deer, moose or elk, I usualy make a 5 gallon pail 3/4 full of the stuff. the biggest part of it, is stuffing it, so if this works it will take alot of the work out of it. The other idea that I had was to just make it a screw type operated stuffer, but thats not that cool. I want to p*mp it out a bit. Stream lining it would be a good idea. Thanks again for the info.
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I was talking to a guy on another site and he suggested setting the air pressure just enough to push the sausage mixture and restict the exhaust instead of the supply to give a smooth steady flow. Makes better scence to me.
little more work than air, but still works great
every year for deer season my family generally gets around 12 deer, and we do all the processing ourselves. when we make summer sausage we genrally have over 300 lbs of meat to mix and stuff. then we have to smoke and cure it. but that doesnt take much, we have a 10x10 garden shed we made into a smokehouse and takes about 6-8 hours to smoke all of it at once.
a few years back my brother built a stuffer out of 8 inch cylinder casing. basically the stuffer is about 14 inches long with a tapped 2 inch hole on the bottom plate. we use pvc fittings for it, and have an 1 1/2" tube and a 3/4" tube. one for summer sausage and one for polish rings. but the frame for it is made out of 1" square tubing. the pusher is made out of a 3K pound trailer jack with an 8" dia. plate welded on the bottom of the jack. we use pieces of old t shirts for a gasket type thing between the meat and the pressure plate.
the only thing left is to either build or buy a mixer, which i plan on makin out of all stainless with aluminum bronze bushings so they dont ever wear out.( in my lifetime anyway)
i really wish i had a pic of it because that would help alot with the explanation of what he did for it, but i do not currently have one. if you have a question or something let me know and i will try to elaborate on it a little more.
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The more I think about the trailer jack the more I like it. It's simple and effective. I will use it. Thanks for the help. guys I learned alot with your ideas.
Would something like this work?
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In my family this is how we make Dill Dip. Instead of green onion we use dried onion flakes. Been in the family for years but no one makes it like grandma used to, no matter how hard we try!!
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DURHAM, N.C. – The Duke men's golf team captured the Rod Myers Invitational crown for the second straight season after firing a 12-under 852 over the weekend at the Duke University Golf Club. The Blue Devils blistered the course for a 10-under 278 on Sunday to run away with the team title by 12 strokes.
"There is something to be said for home course advantage, our guys like playing out here," said head coach Jamie Green. "They enjoy the golf course especially when it is setup the way it was. The staff created one of the best tournament experiences that we will have all year and to have it right at home is really special for our guys. They like it, they enjoy playing out here and we had perfect weather and perfect greens and they took advantage of it."
Senior Julian Suri and North Carolina's Clark Palmer battled throughout the day for the individual crown before finishing as co-medalists at seven-under (209). Palmer grabbed momentum on Sunday on the par 5 seventh hole when he holed out from 80 yards to grab a two-stroke lead. He held a four-shot advantage with eight holes remaining before Suri carded birdies on No. 11, No. 14 and No. 17 to grab a one shot lead. Suri chipped in from the back of No. 17. Palmer sank a 12-foot par putt on No. 18, while Suri saw an eight-footer slide by the cup for a tie at the top spot.
"Today was a little odd, it was a test of patience more than anything else," said Suri. "Clark and I go way back and it was fun to go head-to-head with him. I actually think it is kind of fitting it ended in a tie, because we both played really well today."
Duke was the only team in the field to post three under-par rounds with a 287-287-278=852. The Blue Devils were followed in the field by North Carolina (E, 864), Charlotte (+3, 867), Liberty (+8, 872) and Iowa (+9, 873) in the top five. Tulsa (+11, 875), Baylor (+13, 877), Northwestern (+21, 885), East Carolina (+21, 885), Pacific (+29, 893) and N.C. State (+41, 905) completed the field.
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Soegaard carded a two-under 70 on Sunday to finish with a two-under 214 for the tournament. After carding 10 straight pars to open his round, the freshman from Denmark recorded his first birdie of the day on the par 5 11th. Soegaard added birdies on the par 5 14th and the 16th hole before suffering his lone bogey of the round on No. 17. He now has two top 10 finishes on the season.
Cody, playing as an individual, registered an even-par 72 on Sunday. After recording a double-bogey on the par-four 10th, his opening hole of the day, Cody settled down to play two-under golf the remainder of the way. He carded birdies on No. 11 and No. 9 to finish the tournament in a six-way tie for 10th.
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Freshman Motin Yeung shot a four-over 76 on Sunday to finish tied for 42nd at +10 (226). He carded three birdies but also suffered three bogeys and a pair of double-bogeys in the round.
Sophomores Turner Southey-Gordon and Michael Ricaurte also competed as individuals for the Blue Devils. Southey-Gordon finished tied for 25th with a four-over 220. He birdied three of the final four holes on Sunday to post a three-over 75. His round was derailed on his 11th hole (No. 2), when he suffered a nine on the par 4. Ricaurte finished 64th with a 240.
"It is wonderful for us, obviously have Nancy Myers here and to remember Rod and to have so many coaches, rules officials, volunteers everybody with a tear in their eye and a smile excited to be here," said Green. "On top of it, to have a victory it was even more special. It was something that we know his friends and family like to watch our guys have success. That was a lot of fun for our guys to enjoy today."
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Nuckles tap in, freshman trio highlight ETSU's nationally-televised 96-94 overtime win over UNC Greensboro
Saturday, January 04, 2003JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Jan. 4, 2003) - In a game that featured a trio of freshmen playing like battle-tested veterans, East Tennessee State true freshman Brad Nuckles (Council, Va.) stood above his youthful peers thanks to two critical buckets down the stretch - including the game winner. Nuckles, a 6-foot-9 center, tapped in an errant shot by sophomore Tiras Wade (Tampa, Fla.) with just two tenths of a second left in overtime to give the Buccaneers a 96-94 victory over UNC Greensboro in the Southern Conference opener for both teams Saturday at Memorial Center. The win came in front of 5,479 fans, as well as a national television audience on ESPN2. While he finished the game with eight points and four rebounds, Nuckles was not the only youngster who provided heroics for the Bucs. Fellow freshmen guards Tim Smith (Newport News, Va.) and Ben Rhoda (Dayton, Ohio) also contributed a great deal, with Smith finishing with 13 points and six assists, and Rhoda pitching in 15 points on 6-of-7 shooting from the floor. "I'm very proud of our freshmen," said ETSU head coach Ed DeChellis. "They came in and really made the difference. They all made huge plays for us down the stretch and they all contributed. There at the end, we had three freshmen, a sophomore and a junior on the floor." But the Bucs were just happy to be in the overtime. After struggling at the free throw line and from the field for most of the second half, ETSU (7-5 overall, 1-0 SoCon) trailed by as many as four points at 79-75 with just 14 seconds remaining. However, Wade drained a desperation 3-pointer from the left wing with 11 seconds left on the clock to make it 79-78, and after UNCG's Jay Joseph made 1-of-2 from the foul line, Wade again made a critical play as he pushed the ball up the floor and found junior Zakee Wadood (Lonoke, Ark.) open under the basket for a open layup to tie the game at 80. In the overtime, both teams traded buckets most of the way, but ETSU finally managed to build a three-point lead at 94-91 thanks to Nuckles' rebound and put back following a missed 3-point attempt by Wadood. However, with just 42 seconds remaining Joseph nailed a 3-pointer to tie it at 94. Smith then held the ball for the final shot of the game and passed the ball to Wadood on the left wing with just over 10 seconds remaining. Wadood drove to the basket with just over seven seconds remaining and dished the ball to Wade, who attempted to force a shot over two UNCG defenders. The ball sailed to the right of the basket, where Nuckles was waiting to tap the ball in with his right hand. For ETSU, Wade finished with a game-high 32 points, just two points shy of his career high of 34. Wadood managed the 12th double-double of his career with 15 points and 11 rebounds, and he added three blocks and five steals. UNCG got a team-high 29 points from James Maye, while Ronnie Burrell added 20 points, Joseph pitched in 17, and Luke Boythe netted 11. ETSU will be in action again Monday night on the road at Appalachian State. Game time is set for 7 in Boone, N.C.


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Saturday, April 17, 2004JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (April 17, 2004) - The No. 70 East Tennessee State men's tennis team wrapped up regular season play with a 6-1 win against UNC Greensboro on Saturday afternoon. The win is ETSU's tenth straight and earns them the regular season championship title. The win improves the Bucs' record to 17-5 overall, and a perfect 10-0 record in the SoCon while UNCG falls to 5-17, 4-6. In doubles action, the Bucs took care of business with three quick wins to take the point. At No. 1, Oscar Posada (Valencia, Venezuela) and Alejandro Salazar (Arequipa, Peru) defeated Julio Moran and Pieter Visser 8-4. At the No. 2 slot, Diego Iglesias (Mar del Plata, Argentina) and Moisťs Serrano (Bucaramanga, Columbia) beat Greg Levy and Marc Ladouceur 8-1. Fernando Fiuri (Villa Maria, Argentina) and Felix Insaurralde (Asunciůn, Paraguay) wrapped up doubles action with their 8-4 win against Chris Magnone and Jason Steinhorn 8-4 for the doubles point. In between doubles and singles action, seniors Iglesias and Serrano were recognized for their contributions to Buccaneer tennis during their last three years with the program. "We're proud of our seniors," commented Dave Mullins, ETSU's Director of Athletics. "They are outstanding players and outstanding young men." The Bucs then returned to the courts and took the next five points in singles action with wins from Salazar at No. 1 (6-0, 6-3), Posada at No. 2 (6-3, 6-0), Iglesias at No. 3 (6-2, 6-3), Fiuri at No. 4 (6-2, 6-2), and Insaurralde at No. 6 (6-1, 6-1). "I'm glad the guys kept it together for the whole regular season. This is a tribute to their hard work of what we came out to do," said head coach Yaser Zaatini. "Now we need to keep it together for the Southern Conference tournament." ETSU now heads into the Southern Conference tournament and will play their first match on April 23rd at 8:30 a.m. The Bucs will face the winner from the No. 8 seed and No. 9 seed match. No. 70 ETSU 6, UNC Greensboro 1 Doubles 1. Posada/Salazar (ETSU) def. Julio Moran/Pieter Visser (UNCG) 8-4 2. Iglesias/Serrano (ETSU) def. Greg Levy/Marc Ladouceur (UNCG) 8-1 3. Insaurralde/Fiuri (ETSU) def. Chris Magnone/Jason Steinhorn (UNCG) 8-4 Order of Finish: 2, 3, 1 Singles 1. Alejandro Salazar (ETSU) def. Greg Levy (UNCG) 6-0, 6-3 2. Oscar Posada (ETSU) def. Marc Ladouceur (UNCG) 6-3, 6-0 3. Diego Iglesias (ETSU) def. Julio Moran (UNCG) 6-2, 6-3 4. Fernando Fiuri (ETSU) def. Chris Magnone (UNCG) 6-2, 6-2 5. Moises Serrano (ETSU) def. Pieter Visser (UNCG) 5-7, 7-6, 12-10 6. Felix Insaurralde (ETSU) def. Jason Sterhorn (UNCG) 6-1, 6-1 Order of Finish: 6, 1, 4*, 2, 3, 5 * - Clinching point Team Records UNC Greensboro 5-17 overall, 4-6 SoCon ETSU 17-5 overall, 10-0 SoCon
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The outstanding care their son received after a car accident and wanting to be a part of the future of neuroscience prompted Jodi and Stan to donate $10 million to establish the Stanley D. and Joan H. Ross Center for Brain Health and Performance.
Why should I give to Ohio State's Wexner Medical Center?
Giving is a way to support an idea, passion or belief in something great. By giving to the OSU Wexner Medical Center, you support an organization that thrives on providing the best care for our patients and our community, that is a leader in research and innovation and that yearly is recognized one of the Best Hospitals by U.S.News & World Report. Your gift, no matter what amount, will make a difference in someone's life.
How can I make a gift?
Making a gift is easy. We offer an online giving tool for gifts by credit card.
Checks can be mailed to:
The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center Office of Medical Center Development
P.O. Box 183112
660 Ackerman Road
Columbus, OH 43218-3112
For help making a gift, call 614-293-3752 or email email@example.com. Never email or fax your credit card information. Security standards at Ohio State require that you only submit credit card information through our secure online form or over the phone at 614-292-2141.
Can I give something other than money?
Yes, we have many opportunities for you to get involved with our organization:
Become a community partner: Our Community Partners Program consists of corporations, individuals and community groups that raise funds in support of our mission to create a cancer-free world. From corporate initiatives to local events, more than 400 Community Partners bring in significant dollars to further research, education and patient care. To learn more, please contact us at 614-293-9341 or email@example.com or visit our website.
Attend an event: Ohio State's James Cancer Hospital and Solove Research Institute sponsors special events throughout the year to benefit patient care and continued cancer research. Special events conducted by The James and our supporters offer many ways for you to become involved with our mission.
Volunteer: Volunteers are regarded as an integral part of our team, helping fulfill our mission: To improve people's lives through innovation in research, education and patient care. Learn more about becoming a volunteer.
May I select the area my gift will support?
We have a variety of areas of support that can benefit from your gift. You can search a list of funds based on the area you would like to support.
If a fund doesn't already exist to support your particular desired area, contact us by phone at 614-293-3752 or by email and we'll work with you to find the fund that's right for you.
How can I leave something to the Wexner Medical Center in my will?
Leaving your legacy is one of the most important ways you can support the future of the Wexner Medical Center. Planned giving allows you to decide today how your legacy is remembered by choosing what type of gift and how it will be used in your memory. A variety of options is available for you to plan for tomorrow.
Visit the Ohio State University Gift Planning website to learn how you can begin planning for the future.
May I make a gift in someone's honor or memory?
You can create a personal fundraising page to honor someone's memory or celebrate a special occasion. Both opportunities enable you to manage your list of contacts, ask for donations in your own personal way and make an impact for someone you love.
What kind of gifts may I give?
There are a variety of items to give including cash, securities and items with monetary value. For more information about what types of gifts we can receive, click here.
Contact Us
Learn how you can support work at Ohio State's Wexner Medical Center by calling 614-293-3752 or emailing email@example.com.
The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center Office of Development
P.O. Box 183112
660 Ackerman Road
Columbus, OH 43218-3112


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