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Considered one of the most scenic attractions in northeast Ohio, the Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad carves through Cuyahoga National Park, a collection of wildlife, meadows, river bluffs and woodlands that are particularly stunning in fall, when we visited. We'd heard a lot about this train trip and were eager to go. On our Friday morning visit, the train was packed, filled mostly with retirees eager to take in the foliage and preschoolers in love with trains. The cars have facing bench seats, so if you travel alone or with a companion, you're likely to spend the trip with your legs nearly intertwined with the person facing you. The river itself is the picturesque draw, and it's not hard to imagine the Native Americans who navigated this shallow waterway. Today, though, as accustomed as we've become to scenic drives by car, we found ourselves yearning for the privacy of our own vehicle, especially when the train slowed to a crawl for 30 minutes before we arrived in Akron, when the scenery included mostly houses and brush. Rides on the railroad start at $15 per day; for $2 per day, you can hop on and hop off with your bike and travel the crushed-rock Towpath Trail, which also follows the railroad's path. For active travelers, that's probably the best way to experience the railroad. You get enough of the train romance but are able to enjoy the park views at your own pace out on the bike trail.

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Usually, when a string breaks on my guitar/bass, the remaining strings get out tune. Why does that happen?
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Because the tension changed and the neck might bend a little back, causing the remaining strings to get out of tune (I suppose you notice the pitch a bit higher)


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My home office was messy. After I am done it will still be messy but now it is finished AND it has the secret feature. Well it was secret, till I wrote this.
In one wall of my home office is a 5 feet tall 2 feet wide door to access the storage area and crawl space under the garage. This is where we put holiday decorations, old stuff, and junk.
This wall was the perfect spot for floor to ceiling bookshelves, which I have done lots of, but it had this door in the middle of the wall. The perfect answer was a bookshelf that opened.
One day my father in law visited and we started drawing pictures of how book shelf hidden door could work, how to hinge, where to hinge, how to hide opening, etc. Following are the highlights from the journey that followed.
Step 1: Calculate dimensions
With a pin I tried different pivot ideas, validating my measurements. The goal was to have the vertical gap between moving shelf box and fixed shelves be covered with a single 4.5" trim piece.
I added a better drawing of the key part of the unit, the moving center. The left and right side shelves are not to scale. This was made with visio, which lets you adjust the rotation point, so i could simulate the shelves opening to show clearance.The visio file is attached if can read it. the close up is where i notched the vertical trim to allow the horizontal trim to pivot "through" it.
alot of work
This one is Superb! Really awesome hidden spaces. I agree with this storage because there are times that we want our spaces to be discreet and other reasons are the things that we want to hide from others. Thank you for your idea and for the tutorial!
You mentioned that you bolted the angle iron to the floor; is this your foundation that you mounted to? Could you elaborate on the type of bolt, depth of holes, etc used to support the weight? Given that (I assume) this is your foundation, was there any risk of structural damage?
Great job, kenbob!!
I'm going to combine these two to make a Secret Bunker Under my House with a Bookshelf door. It will be AWESOME! I will post a video when it is completed and when I find a good house to do it with.
One thought that I recently had while installing baseboard in my house. I painted my baseboards white like your bookshelf and later realized that if they had been a darker color or dark stained wood the gaps wouldn't have shown as much. just a thought to help hide your door.
I appreciate your instructable, i hope to build one to hide my staircase.
What is the depth from the front face of the bookshelf to the plywood at the back?
Sorry to ask so many questions, Your design is so well thought out that I want to make my measurements as close to yours as possible.
Hope this helps.
To allow the door to open and close I notice that you refer to the cabinet "passing through" the trim and that it has a 45 degree angle on it. Do you have any additonal close ups of this, either additonal diagrams or photographs showing this? Any images showing this would be greatly appreciated.
Just one other question, did you use 3/4" MDF / particle board (18mm) or 1/2" (12mm).
Thank you for your help with this.
I attached crown to the ceiling, then custom cut top trim on the cabinet to set "one credit card" thickness below the crown.
On the floor i just used 2.5" trim along the base, then cut a strip short enough to clear this ( about 2" ) and placed it on the floor inset as far as possible. looks like a toe kick area... if you lay next to the cabinet on the floor you could tell there is a gap back there,,,, but my floor is too cluttered to allow that:)
Check the pictures above for the close up of the trim gap cut.
Thanks for the PDF, and the explanation, it is exactly what I need and is greatly appreciated.
The backing needs to be of at least 1/2" plywood, preferably 3/4".
The shelves need to be very well supported. I routered a channel in the side boards, and then glued and nailed them in place.


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Makeup Tips: 14 Sneaky Ways to Make Your Beauty Products Last Longer
Beauty products are a little like our best friends—they're fun and always there when we need a little pick-me-up. That's why we love 'em so much. Since some products come with pretty hefty price tags, we rounded up some fab tips on how to get the most out of your favorite makeup products—straight from several genius beauty bloggers we know, including our own Girls in the Beauty Department!SEE MORE
Breathe new life into old mascara wands.Try this tip from BeautyBlitz.com founder Polly Blitzer: "I put old mascara wands in the dishwasher and use them to groom my brows or mist them with hairspray to gently groom away fuzzies at the hairline."
Reinvent your almost-finished bronzer.For bronzer that's almost given its all—or isn't quite the right shade to use on the face—"mix the remnants with a moisturizer to create a pretty, shimmery lotion and apply like a highlighter to arms and décolletage," suggests Glamour's own Susan Cernek.
Scoop out every smidge of your favorite lipstick.Even if you're down to the bottom of the tube, chances are you can still get a few more wears out of your favorite lipstick—here's how: "Using a Q-tip helps you get every last bit out of your lipstick tube or gloss pot—and it's more sanitary that using germy fingers," says Amber Kallor.
Pick up the pieces…of blush, that is.Drop your purse and shatter one of your favorite products? Worry not, ladies: "If a shadow or pressed powder breaks…you can add a few drops of rubbing alcohol and press the pieces back together. The powder will reset in the product's metal pan," says Blitzer.
Use hair conditioner to get silky-smooth legs.If a hair conditioner is doing a "meh" job on your hair, don't toss it just yet. "If I ever have a hair conditioner that isn't doing the job, I use it as a shaving cream," says Annie Tomlin, BellaSugar editor.
Invest in a use-it-all-up beauty tool."Take a traditional paint tube wringer from any arts and crafts store to a pliable beauty product—like a L'Occitane hand cream tube or even a regular toothpaste—to squeeze every last drop out," says Christa Joanna Lee. "Nothing is left behind with this little handy device."
Rescue (and remix!) your favorite sparkly shadows."Soft, sparkly eyeshadows sometimes crumble in my makeup bag from all the back and forth to work, but I just transfer them into a small plastic jar so that I can still use them," Kallor says. "After all, those little eye-makeup beauties can be expensive!"
Whip up new makeup from old lipstick."Turn that last bit of lipstick into a cream blush! Just smile, dab a small bit onto the balls of your cheekbones and blend upward toward the temples," says Andrea Arterbery, founder of Glamazons and a contributor to glamour.com's The Girls in the Beauty Department.
Revive a hardened-up nail polish.When it comes to rescuing your favorite shade of hardened-up or gloppy-feeling nail lacquer, Lee says, "Add a couple drops of nail polish thinner to restore its consistency."
Make the most of your pump-dispensed products."When my color or skin care products that dispense from a pump are empty, I don't call it the end," says Susan Trumpbour, editor and founder of MyBeautyberry. "I use the stem from the pump to scrape the bottles and apply it to my hand. You'll be surprised how you can extend the life another week—or even two if it's foundation."
Prolong the life of your razors.Beth Shapouri snagged a tip from LifeHacker: After you shower, shake your razor dry and soak it in baby oil. Since the oil prevents the dulling minerals in your water from hanging out on the blade and also keeps the metal from oxidizing, it'll help keep the blade sharper longer!
Make the most of fancy body oils by mixing them with water.To prevent running through expensive body oils, Trumpbour uses this handy trick: "I empty a quarter-size amount into a pretty spray bottle, add water and leave it in the shower so I can shake, spray and towel-dry easily. My skin glistens and feels just as smooth [as it would if I hadn't diluted the oil a bit]."
Extend the life of your overused makeup brush."When your makeup brush starts losing its bristles, take a pair of pliers to the metal part to get them secure and useful again," says Lee.
Don't let the heat beat your eye pencil."During the summer, keep your eyeliners in the fridge. It keeps them from getting too soft, so you won't waste product through oversharpening," says Tomlin.


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One of the Best New Artist nominees at this year's ACM Awards, Justin Moore has experimented a bit on his three studio albums but always maintained his deep love of traditional country music.
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The three 2014 ACM New Artist of the Year finalists — Brett Eldredge, Justin Moore and Kip Moore — have now been added to the bill of the ACM Fan Jam on April 6, joining Florida Georgia Line and Luke Bryan.
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Giants' Coordinators Have Suitors' Attention [6:36 AM]
New York Times reports: '[Donahoe] has told friends there that his choice of a new Bills coach would most likely come down to which person interviews the best and whose philosophy is closest to his.'
Fox in Hunt With Bills; Fassel Has Sharpe Insight [6:26 AM]
New York Daily News reports: 'Fox, who came to New York as Jim Fassel's defensive coordinator in 1997, interviewed last winter for the Saints' job that went to Jim Haslett.'
Bills Receive Permission to Interview Fox [6:24 AM]
New York Newsday reports: 'Fox' association with Bills general manager Tom Donahoe when both worked for the Steelers a decade ago made the Bills the most logical fit for Fox.'
Billls want to talk to Fox after game [6:21 AM]
New York Post reports: 'If Fox is hired by the Bills, it is possible that Jim Fassel would promote Johnnie Lynn, the defensive backs coach, to defensive coordinator. There is also a chance that Fox would ask Lynn to join him in Buffalo.'
Giants defensive coordinator given permission to talk with Bills [9:11 PM]
AP reports: 'New York Giants defensive coordinator John Fox will interview for the Buffalo Bills' head coaching job.'
Salary Cap Solution [3:06 PM]
Shout! reports: 'Shout recently released the most detailed salary cap information you will find in print or online. The analysis was so thorough that it has inspired one subscriber to pen his own solution to the Bills salary cap woes...'
Ex-Buffalo QB guiding Vick [1:57 PM]
Newport News Daily Press reports: 'He gets Jim Kelly to help him make the transition to the NFL, both on and off the field. He gets the resources of a marketing firm that handles national accounts for companies such as Motorola and Coors beer. And Dan Kelly, Jim's brother and president of the company, will assist in negotiating Vick's contract after he has been selected in the draft.'
Marvin Lewis hopes to tread same path as boss [12:47 PM]
AP reports: About becoming a head coach: "Am I encouraged? Yes, possibly," Lewis said Thursday of his prospects of moving up. "When that comes, we will look toward that. It's something I can't worry about now. Right now, I am just trying to keep my players' attention, and my attention, on the task at hand."
Capers, Texans close to finalizing deal [12:05 PM]
Houston Chronicle reports: 'Capers agent, Jimmy Sexton, arrived in Houston on Thursday evening for contract negotiations. The two sides met late into the night and, barring a breakdown, an agreement could be reached as early as today. A news conference has been tentatively scheduled for Monday. He appears set to take the Texans' job without even meeting with the Bills.'
Redskins zero in on Cottrell [12:02 PM]
Washington Times reports: 'A chance to be the Washington Redskins' defensive coordinator appears extremely close for Buffalo Bills coordinator Ted Cottrell. The only question is whether he would give up his seemingly remote shot to be a head coach.'
Does Cottrell have spot in Bills' future? [12:00 PM]
Olean Times Herald reports: 'The question, of course, is Cottrell's future in Buffalo. Certainly he could still be named head coach, though, historically general managers prefer to hire people with whom they've worked previously and Donahoe's other three candidates fit that description.'
Redskins Ponder Cottrell, 3-4 Setup [11:21 AM]
Washington Post reports: 'The Bills had the NFL's third-ranked defense this past season while using a 3-4 alignment, and Schottenheimer said of the system that Cottrell might use if he is hired: "You might look to what Buffalo has done, because that's what he's most familiar with."'
Tonawanda student proud of anti-Wade Web site [9:03 AM]
Buffalo News reports: 'But DeLucia, a 14-year-old student at Tonawanda Junior High, is the Web master for www.wademustgo.com a protest site that has had Phillips in its target sights all season.'
No clues in search for missing Attica man [9:02 AM]
Buffalo News reports: 'With an assist from former Buffalo Bills quarterback Jim Kelly, authorities are planning to step up efforts to find a missing 25-year-old Attica man.'
Bills have permission to interview Capers [6:34 AM]
AP reports: 'Jaguars spokesman Dan Edwards said the permission was granted Wednesday but he didn't know when Capers planned to meet with Bills general manager Tom Donahoe, currently attending the Senior Bowl in Mobile, Ala.'
Ranking the free agents [12:22 PM]
Fox Sports reports: Eric Moulds (#1 WR), Steve Christie (#4 K), Marcus Spriggs (#3 OT) & Marcellus Wiley (#4 DE) are all listed. According to this report, the Bills are listed at $13.9 million over the salary cap (4th most in the NFL).
New revenue sharing plan [11:41 AM]
AP reports: 'The NFL owners have approved a new revenue sharing plan which shares equally visitor gate receipts. Buffalo owner Ralph Wilson said realignment still won't be easy, but that pooling visitors' revenues will be helpful.'
Rivalry over geography (NFL Realignment) [11:35 AM]
Fox Sports reports: 'AFC East: Buffalo, New England, Miami and the New York Jets. The Dolphins, you ask? They have been around for a long time and have clout.'
Bills plan talk with Capers [8:54 AM]
Buffalo News reports: '"A couple of guys I want to talk to are still playing," Donahoe said. "So we have to be patient."'
Redskins concentrate on defensive coaches [8:40 AM]
Washington Times reports: 'Hiring Cottrell could prove difficult. He has been linked to the top jobs in Buffalo and Houston. Cottrell might be tied up another two weeks before those jobs are resolved, and Schottenheimer said he won't wait long for any candidate's decision.'
Redskins to Interview Cottrell for Defense [8:05 AM]
Washington Post reports: 'Ted Cottrell is scheduled to interview with Washington Redskins Coach Marty Schottenheimer today at Redskins Park... his only two candidates to succeed Ray Rhodes as the Redskins' defensive coordinator are Cottrell and former Arizona Cardinals coach Vince Tobin.'
Vick Teams With Jim Kelly [7:34 PM]
TBD reports: Michael Vick signed a contract with Kelly Enterprises today. Kelly Enterprises will provide exclusive marketing services, such as endorsement deals and public relation events. Jim's brother, Dan, will handle contract negotiations along with the Joel Enterprises firm.
This time, the fullback will get his fill [12:51 PM]
Boston Globe reports: Nice article in the Boston Globe about Sam Gash finally getting to play in a Super Bowl. How could you not be happy for the guy? Here is a quote: 'Gash left New England bitter, signed with the division rival Bills, and became a two-time Pro Bowl player by doing the same things he'd done for Parcells and was willing to do for Carroll. He sacrificed his body for his team.'
Bills will interview Dom Capers [12:43 PM]
reports: ESPN has just reported that the Jacksonville Jaguars have given the Bills permission to speak with Defensive Coordinator Dom Capers. Capers was a former head coach in Carolina, and a former DC in Pittsburgh under Donahoe.
DE Wiley fond of former GM Butler [10:13 AM]
Pro Football Weekly reports: 'Bills defensive end Marcellus Wiley, an unrestricted free agent, has made mention of his fondness for former general manager John Butler, who has since taken the position in San Diego. Although Butler refuses to comment on Wiley because he remains employed by the Bills, it's pretty clear he could be pursued by the Chargers once the free-agent season opens.'
Donahoe prefers Capers [10:11 AM]
Pro Football Weekly reports: 'Joel Buchsbaum: Donahoe apparently wants Capers to be his head coach, but there could be a problem with the African-American players, who, if there's a defensive coach hired, they want it to be Ted Cottrell. Cottrell interviewed with the new Houston franchise this week.'
Bills extend contract for games on 97 Rock [8:57 AM]
Buffalo News reports: 'The Buffalo Bills will be back on WGRF-FM 97 Rock through the 2004 season.'
Jets Interview Jaguar Aide Cottrell Next [6:33 AM]
New York Times reports: 'Cottrell interviewed for the Bills' head coaching slot on Monday and has also interviewed with the Texans. He will go to Washington later this week to talk to Coach Marty Schottenheimer about becoming the Redskins' defensive coordinator.'
Bills will move on radio dial to WCMF [6:10 AM]
D and C reports: 'Continuing a National Football League trend of reaching out to a younger male audience via the FM radio dial, Bills games and related talk shows will be heard on classic rock station WCMF-FM (96.5) starting next season.'
Bills deal a lift for WCMF [6:10 AM]
D and C reports: 'The Buffalo Bills draw the young male demographics advertisers seek. And the Bills have the largest listeners share of any National Football League team, according to Arbitron ratings.'
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The same colorful dress recently caught the eye of two of Hollywood's most ubiquitous faces.
But did actress/reporter Maria Menounos, 35, or reality star/reporter Giuliana Rancic, 38, wear it better?
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What they wore: A floral dress by the Hellers with an A-line skirt.
[Related: Fashion Faceoff: Gwen Stefani vs. Rihanna]
When they wore it: Menounos sported the design while visiting Greece on June 16, but it was Rancic who wore it first, to a Los Angeles event on March 14.
How they styled it: Very differently! Menounos wore her hair half up, half down, and added green sandals and a briefcase-like clutch. Rancic left her locks loose and added nude pumps and a gold cuff.
[Related: Maria Menounos Reveals What's in Her Summer Makeup Bag]
Judge's scorecard: "Fashion Police" star Rancic gets off to a good start because her choice of footwear and the decision to forgo a flashy handbag are smart. But how cute would her hair have been pulled up in a topknot? Menounos wins when it comes to tresses.
Vote now for the look you prefer overall!
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Fashion blogger Jena Glick interviewed several LIM College students who worked for the Manuel de la Cruz Spring/Summer 2011 show during this fall's Fashion Week. Get a sneak peak behind the scenes, meet one of the models, and see footage from the show. Click here to view the video.


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Go green with Girl Scouts as you complete activities from the Get Moving! journey. We'll talk all about energy and recycling and turn some trash into stylish treasures. Who: Girls in grades 4-5 Date: Tuesday, February 12, 2013 Location: Camp Widjiwagan Time: 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. Fee: $5 per girl Min/Max: 50/100 girls Closing Date: Tuesday, January 29, 2013 ...


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Detroit, MI (Sports Network) - Justin Morneau clubbed a two-run homer and plated the decisive run with a groundout, as the Minnesota Twins held on to beat the Detroit Tigers, 4-3, in the finale of a two-game set at Comerica Park.
Trevor Plouffe also homered for the Twins, who have won two games in a row for only the second time this season (April 11-12).
Minnesota starting pitcher P.J. Walters (1-1) pitched 6 1/3 innings to earn his third major league win, and first win since 2010. The right-hander gave up four hits, three of which were solo home runs, walked three and struck out two.
"You don't like to give up home runs, but the offense gave me a little room to work with so it didn't hurt us," Walters said.
Doug Fister (0-2) allowed four runs -- three earned -- on nine hits over six frames for Detroit, which has dropped six of its last nine games.
Already down 3-0, the Tigers' defense giftwrapped a fourth run for Minnesota. Josh Willingham reached third on a missed catch error by first baseman Prince Fielder to begin the fifth and he scored on Morneau's 4-3 groundout.
Walters held the Tigers hitless through four innings, but he surrendered leadoff home runs to Brennan Boesch and Andy Dirks in the fifth and sixth, respectively.
After Miguel Cabrera flied out, Fielder drove a Walters offering to right field, trimming the deficit to one.
Walters was removed in the seventh with two men aboard. Francisco Liriano preserved the lead by getting pinch-hitter Ramon Santiago to ground into a 1-4-3 double play.
Glen Perkins succeeded Liriano on the mound and started the eighth with consecutive walks - on nine pitches. The left-hander recovered to strike out Fielder and, like Liriano, coaxed a double-play grounder from Delmon Young.
The ninth was not nearly as adventurous for Matt Capps, who retired the Tigers in order to pick up his eighth save of the year.
"We kept the game close today. We just couldn't get over the hump," Dirks said.
Minnesota loaded the bases in the first but didn't score. The Twins got on the board in the third as Morneau and Plouffe hit back-to-back home runs. Willingham worked a two-out walk and Morneau followed with an opposite-field drive to left-center. Plouffe deposited the second pitch he saw to the seats in left.
Fister, who walked two and struck out five, entered the game with a 19 1/3 scoreless innings streak at Comerica Park...The Minnesota Twins have placed pitcher Nick Blackburn on the 15-day disabled list because of a left quad strain and decided to keep catcher Ryan Doumit on the 25-man roster. Doumit is suffering from a right calf strain and the Twins had announced after Wednesday's game that he would be placed on the DL. After receiving favorable medical results, the Twins instead kept him active. Outfielder Ben Revere was recalled from Triple-A Rochester and he went 1-for-4 out of the leadoff spot on Thursday.


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Deadline for SBLF Applications is Sept. 27
Washington, D.C. (September 19, 2011)—With the Sept. 27 deadline for Small Business Lending Fund (SBLF) applications rapidly approaching, the Independent Community Bankers of America (ICBA) continued to urge Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner and top bank regulators to respond expeditiously to all community banks that still have questions and concerns on the status of their applications.
"ICBA worked diligently with Treasury, Congress, and the bank regulatory agencies from the start to advance the best program possible. I am confident that the SBLF program will result in job creation and our communities will benefit," ICBA President and CEO Cam Fine wrote in the letter. "We again implore Treasury and all the bank regulators to do everything in their power to ensure all SBLF applicants' concerns are addressed in the short remaining weeks before the program terminates."
While ICBA is pleased that Treasury has approved more than 380 community banks for $4.3 billion in capital under SBLF, many interested community banks are still eager to deploy additional capital to boost economic activity in their communities. In the letter, ICBA asked Treasury to take a second hard look if there are any legitimate questions regarding the treatment of an application. ICBA's Fine highlighted that this is critical to ensure the SBLF reaches its full potential and all interested community banks are treated professionally and fairly.
"ICBA has devoted substantial resources to the SBLF effort over the past 18 months because we believe that it will have a timely and positive impact on the economy. We worked diligently to see this program enacted, despite high hurdles to overcome in Congress," Fine wrote.
Since enactment of the SBLF, ICBA has worked to ensure that the best terms are available, including Tier 1 capital treatment, and to ensure that as many interested community banks as possible have the opportunity to participate, whether they are organized as C corporations, Subchapter S banks or mutuals.
"We have fought the many delays and roadblocks that have hampered the implementation of this SBLF program, including the dividend waiver requirements added by Treasury late into the program's launch," Fine wrote. "As we enter the final weeks of the program, it is urgent that Treasury remain focused and determined to assist the community bank applicants that remain frustrated with program execution and process."
Fine wrote that, at a minimum, Treasury must more clearly and fully explain why individual applications were not approved. "These bankers deserve a full and timely explanation, not only because they have invested time and resources to complete the applications, but because in the time remaining there may still be opportunity to supply additional information, address concerns, correct misunderstandings and potentially qualify more applicants before the clock runs out," Fine wrote.
Finally, in view of the extended delays in rolling out the applications and announcing approvals, ICBA also urged Treasury and the bank regulators to ensure that approved applicants have all the appropriate and reasonable time necessary, even beyond Sept. 27 to the extent that regulatory authority allows, to finalize and complete SBLF capital transactions. While the administration is advancing additional economic measures for Congress to consider, Treasury should make every effort to ensure the SBLF program.
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I picked up a 3 turn weld remote for my Trailblazer 301G on Friday and finally had a chance to hook it up and try it just a few moments ago. I hooked the cable into the machine remote receptacle and flipped the switch from panel to remote, went inside and hooked the cable to the remote box. Threw a 1/8 7018 into the stinger and tried welding. There was hardly an arc no matter how hot I put the remote setting. I plugged a grinder into it and nothing. Walked over to the machine and it worked so I know it's not the plug.. Anything I am missing?
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BROCKPORT – Scholarship applications are available at the Horton Township Municipal Building for any graduating high school seniors pursuing a post-high school education in all fields of study.
The $500 scholarship funded by the Elk County Association of Township Officials is given away every year, according to Horton Township Supervisor Jeff Johnson.
Secretary Dennis Thompson suggests for parents who have a child planning on enrolling in college to come by and pickup an application.
"It sure helps out," said township auditor Dan Lines. "It will help out with covering the cost of books."
Fiorina Aiello, age 78, of 221 Mill St., Johnsonburg, died Wednesday afternoon, March 14, 2012, at the Mount Nittany Medical Center in State College following a lengthy illness.
She was born April 29, 1933 in Reggio Calabria, Cannolo, Italy, daughter of the late Antonio and Maria Staltare Siciliano. On Oct. 11, 1958, in Welland, Ontario, Canada, she married Carmen Aiello; he preceded her in death Nov. 20, 2004.
Ray E. Lewis, age 89, of 1470 Montmorenci Rd., Ridgway, died early Tuesday morning, March 13, 2012, at his residence following a lengthy illness.
He was born Aug. 23, 1922, in Ridgway, son of the late Charles H. and Josephine (Greeley) Lewis. He married Flora A. Bobenrieth on April 1, 1977; she survives.
He had resided in Ridgway all of his life and was a member of the American Legion Post #208. Ray was an avid hunter and fisherman and loved to garden. He served in the U.S. Army and was a WWII veteran. He had been a self-employed truck driver for Lewis Trucking for 52 years.
CLARION – With March Madness just around the corner, Ridgway boys basketball is in an Elite Eight of its own.
Ridgway advanced to the state quarterfinals with a 73-50 victory over Kennedy Catholic Tuesday night in the PIAA Class A boys basketball second round held at Tippin Gym on the campus of Clarion University.
"Survive and advance, that's the old NCAA motto," Ridgway coach Anthony Allegretto said. "We just take it one game at a time and hopefully we can extend this season."
CLARION – The Johnsonburg Rams had plenty of opportunities to make an improbable comeback after facing a deficit for most of the game as West Middlesex needed two overtime periods to fend off the Rams in a 50-45 double-overtime win.
West Middlesex outscored the Rams 9-4 in the second overtime session to secure the win in the second round of the Class A state playoffs.
Lunch prices at the Ridgway Area School District are expected to increase about 15 to 20 cents per lunch at the beginning of the 2012-2013 school year.
Finance Manager Brent Rhoads reported attending conference concerning the inevitable increase during Tuesday night's regular board meeting.
"We are basically going to be forced to increase lunch prices for paid students," Rhoads said. "Eventually they want the paid students to equal what we get for free lunches, but for next year it looks like there will be an increase in the high school, middle school and elementary school."
ST. MARYS – Several area residents have once again teamed up to raise money for The Brain Aneurysm Foundation. Not only is the second annual Bunny Hop 5K scheduled to be held on Saturday, April 7 at Benzinger Park in St. Marys, but Carly Frank is also competing in the Maurices Main Street Model Search. Any proceeds raised will benefit The Brain Aneurysm Foundation.
Margaret M. "Rita" Repko, 89, of the Lutheran Home at Kane, formerly of 902 Burning Well Rd., Wilcox, died early Tuesday morning on March 13, 2012 at the Lutheran Home at Kane following a lengthy illness.
She was born on Dec. 29, 1922 in Johnsonburg, daughter of the late Frank and Maria Lopreiti Serianni Colosimo.
On May 15, 1950 in the Holy Rosary Church in Johnsonburg, she married Frank W. Repko Sr. He died on Aug. 16, 2007.
Mrs. Repko resided in Kane for the past year. She was formerly of Wilcox.
JOHNSONBURG – The Johnsonburg Borough Council voted in favor of installing additional cameras on the Johnsonburg Borough Office building to decrease blind spots on the property.
During February's regular meeting council approved the installation of a surveillance system.
"The camera systems have been installed," said Johnsonnburg Police Chief Bryan Parana. "However, there may be a need to apply some more cameras depending on the costs. This is a large building and we can only cover so much area inside and out."
The Elk County Footlighters will return to the stage this weekend with a dinner theatre production of "You Can't Take it With You."
The group will be performing at Aiello's Café on North Broad Street in Ridgway on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, March 15 through March 17. A buffet dinner will be served at 6:30 p.m. and the performance begins at 7:30 p.m.
Footlighter member and play director Mike Ames said the comedic antics in the play will appeal to a broad audience.


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I could not wait to come out on the court again. Especially here in Zurich where I practice often and where I played so well last year. I always believed I can win this match and at the end the victory came through. It was very close, I wasted three match points in the second set but to her credit Tatiana also played well. Whenever I dropped my level of play she was there, threatening.
I am disappointed with the result against Patty. On the other hand, considering what I had to go through in the past month or so, I am happy to be able to practice properly and to be back on the tour again.
I know that in time I'll get back to my best but yesterday I felt I could not play to my full potential. The fact that I could not practice for three weeks might explain this.
We are on our way to Filderstadt. After such a long break, I am really happy to go for a tournament again. I am driven by desire to compete and now I got to a stage where I really miss it.
This will be my first time to play in Filderstadt. I see it as a new challenge. I spent two days in Zurich with Pierre and Zoltan. One more fitness training accompanied by tennis practice. It was hard but we always find ways to make it enjoyable.
The decision to cancel Luxembourg was taken in consultation with my doctor and the team. I am not happy about it but I understand that I must not rush it because the injury may well come back and make it even worst.
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Thanks for all your support and hopefully see you in Filderstadt!
I am working on my fitness with an emphasis to strengthen my shoulder so I can avoid the type of injuries I had recently.
I look forward to a good indoor season. Last year in Zurich I played my first indoor tournament and I adapted well to the surface and indoor conditions.
This year I intend to play five indoor tournaments, Luxemburg, Filderstadt, Moscow, Zurich and Linz. According to the list of participants this will be a good opportunity to match up with some top players.
Many thanks for the support. In the mean time I'll try to get back to full fitness.
Many thanks for all the support you've sent me!
At the moment I am focusing getting over the injury and becoming 100% fit for the upcoming tournaments which start in 3 weeks time. I am disappointed as the things in Toronto and US open did not go as planned. The injury happened in the worst moment but I don't want to look back.
I now have enough time to prepare for Luxembourg. Last year I played the quarter finals in one my first WTA tournaments so I am really looking forward playing in front of Luxembourg audience again.
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I arrived to NY on Wednesday and from Thursday started practicing. I am really happy that I am fit again and that I can practice without injury problems.
This is my fourth US Open. I was here twice as a junior and this is my second time as a senior.
My first opponent is Lindsay Lee-Waters. I never played her before so I don't know what to expect but as always I'll go out with confidence and play my best game.
I was very disappointed that I had to withdraw from the Rogers Cup.
I was looking forward to play against Kim; she is one of the top players on the tour and I always get inspired and motivated when playing those matches. It was an awful feeling when I realised that I had to withdraw.
The recovery is going well. I have physio and stretching every day and I started with light practice. I think in a few days I'll be match fit again.
Thank you all for your support and for your very kind emails.
Bye for now, see you soon,
After a short break I feel refreshed and I am back on the tennis courts.
I am working on my fitness and I also started hitting on the fast surface in order to prepare for Toronto and US open. We are traveling to Canada in early August.
I look forward to the forthcoming challenges and hope to do well.
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Thanks for your messages. I appreciate very much that you follow my games. I am grateful for all the support and kind messages you left for me.
Be sure that I am reading all your messages regularly and they motivate me to prove my self even more.
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We reserve the right (but are not obligated to) review all submissions and edit or remove any review in any manner which we deem necessary. Your review should be posted within seven days. Q-Customs Factory-fit Subwoofer Enclosures Written By Frankie, Great Falls, SC on Sunday, May 05, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great product! Fits nice, looks factory! Easy to put in. Pros: Factory look. Cons: None Was this review helpful? Yes No Good Box - Great Aesthetics Written By matthew, Kentucky on Sunday, October 02, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This is a well made box that fits very well into the rear cargo area. It seals well but requires a little dynamat work to keep it from rattling too bad. The whole install took me a little over an hour, and I didn't really go by the instructions as they are quite unclear. I would recommend this to a friend. Was this review helpful? Yes No Worth the Buy Written By JDL, Sylvania, Ohio on Sunday, February 27, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Overall, I'm pleased with this product. The installation takes a bit of time, but it's nothing out of the ordinary considering the box is installed to be seemless with the vehicle. The directions are not very detailed, but anyone with a bit of technical ability should have no problem putting this in. It looks terrific once installed! I have a Rockford Fosgate Power Stage 1 10" in this box, and combined with the factory Bose system it sounds amazing!! I'm actually surprised at just how much bass I was able to get out of this installation, and it provides a very tight, responsive bass that also provides the right level of punch when required. The only complaint I have is, like everyone else, I do not like the grill cover. It's very flexible, thin plastic, and I put a crack in it simply trying to push it in place. That crack over time has grown to be rather large, and to date I have not heard back from Q-Logic on my inquiry to obtain a grill to replace it. 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Fell apart upon delivery Written By Donald, San Jose, CA on Monday, April 27, 2009 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I didn't have a problem with the small cracks that the main cover had in the corners, it was the speaker screen that went brittle all around the edges and fell off within two days. The main enclosure installed just fine, and it sounds only as good as the subwoofer you install it with. I had to go out and buy a metal grill to replace the original one that came broken. But I still spent less then the other options on the market. What did I learn; you get what you pay for. I should have gone for the JL Audio vehicle specific enclosure instead. But I couldn't afford it in this economy. 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Q-Customs Factory-fit Subwoofer Enclosures Written By David, lilburn, georgia on Saturday, March 31, 2007 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Had this sub box installed in my 03 envoy by hifi buys.I have a jl audio 10w3v3-4 installed in it,which provides plenty of bass for my system. My system is a alpine cda 9885 headunit with focal access 165a1 for the front speakers, and focal access 165ca1 in the rear doors with a jl audio a6450 to drive the entire system.All i can say is this system is the best sounding systemi have ever owned. By the way i love that it looks factory. 2 out of 2 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Q-Customs Factory-fit Subwoofer Enclosures Written By Kevin, Wisconsin on Wednesday, February 28, 2007 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) The Q-logic enclosure is great for saving space in your Trailblazer. If your looking for a ton of Bass this probably isn't the enclosure for you. The box flexes a bit so your not going to get as deep of Bass. But if your like me and just wanted to compliment your music it sounds great. I found the installation to be pretty simple other than drilling two holes in your factory panel there is no other modification needed to install. you will need a #50 torx bit to remove seatbelts. I would recommend this product to anyone looking for good solid Bass with very little cargo area loss...... 3 out of 3 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Good looking, but disappointing. Written By David, Pleasant Hill, CA on Wednesday, November 01, 2006 A decent box, but what a PAIN to install. Have been doing installs for quite some time, and found this to be disappointing for the price. Instructions were terrible, and the cover (although pleasant to look at) was brittle and I had to send the first one back due to shipping damage. Can easily see the cosmetic cover cracking in the future just from temperature changes, it is made from that flimsy a plastic. No complaints about the actual box itself, although fitment will require a little filing, extra hardware (as the screws and bolts included were inadequate for a permanent, rattle free and solid installation) and some measure of patience. The speaker cover included was an absolute joke. Only recommended if you would like to save the cargo room in your TB, as in my application. 3 out of 3 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Q-Customs Factory-fit Subwoofer Enclosures Written By Hector, Tucson, AZ on Thursday, September 28, 2006 Just installed one in my 02 trailblazer. Instructions are not very clear which makes installations a bit of a pain. Once I figured them out box went in fine. I installed a 10" Polk MOMO and that bass is really tight and responsive. I recommend this box to anyone looking to add some bass to their ride with out wanting to sacrifice any space. Installed, the box looks great and really matches well with the interior. 16 out of 17 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Hands-on research Features and specs chart | What's in the box? | In-depth notes What's in the box? Download owner's manual Light tan custom 10" subwoofer enclosure with installed terminal cup Light tan ABS fascia panel Light tan mesh pressure-fit grille Polyester fiber batting Roll of foam tape 40" Rubber U-channel gasket (for grille) 30" Speaker wire (installed in enclosure) Eight 1" wood screws Four 1" M6 hex bolts 1/4-20 x 1/2" hex bolt (with a star nut installed) Large metal bracket (1125-51950A) with two 1" studs (each stud has a star nut installed) Small rubber padded metal bracket (1125-51950B) Installation Instructions Features and Specs General Box Type Sealed Number of Boxes 1 Number of Speakers Per Box 1 Speaker Size 10 Cutout Diameter or Length (inches) 9 1/8 Maximum Speaker Depth (inches) 8 Box Volume (cubic feet) 0.65 Tuning Frequency N/A Height (inches) 14-1/2 Width (inches) 25-1/2 Depth (inches) 11 Second Depth (inches) 4-9/16 Wood Thickness (inches) 5/8 Speaker Wire Connectors Spring posts Box Color Light tan Box Finish ABS/Carpet Parts Warranty 1 Year Labor Warranty 1 Year Product Research Features Installation Notes Features Compatibility: This Q-custom enclosure is designed to be installed in the passenger's side rear quarter panel in the 2002 and up Chevrolet Trailblazer, GMC Envoy, and Oldsmobile Bravada. Note: This enclosure is made for the 5-passenger models only. It will not fit EXT, XL, or XUV models. Materials: The enclosure and fascia panel are made of strong, lightweight, light tan, thermo-formed ABS plastic. The side panel of the enclosure features a 5/8"-thick MDF baffle for mounting the 10" woofer. All mounting hardware, including a 2-piece metal mounting bracket, is included. Enclosure Type: According to Q-Logic's Bass Performance Match specs, this Q-custom is a Type I enclosure, suitable for drivers designed for small, sealed enclosures. Grille: A matching light tan pressure-fit, flush-mount grille is supplied for a custom look. Speaker Terminals: The Q-custom has two spring-loaded binding posts, which can securely accept bare wire, pin connectors, banana plugs and dual banana plugs. Woofer Orientation: Once the enclosure is mounted in the vehicle, the woofer fires sideways toward the center of the vehicle. Specifications: This enclosure has the following specifications (for proper fit and response, the subwoofer of your choice should conform to the following specs): Driver Size: 10"Internal Volume: 0.65 cu./ft. Maximum Frame Diameter: 12"Cutout Diameter: 9.11" Maximum Depth: 8.0" Installation Notes Panel Removal: Before the subwoofer enclosure can be installed, removal of the factory side panel is required. This requires a Phillips-head screwdriver to remove the upper trim panel, and a #50 Torx bit to remove the upper and lower seat belt bolts. Bracket Installation: In order to install the mounting bracket, you will need a 10mm socket or wrench. The amplifier on Bose-equipped vehicles is mounted in the same location. The bracket will install over the amplifier using the same bolts that secure the amplifier. Lower Trim Panel: In order for the mounting studs to pass through the lower trim panel, holes will need to be drilled in the storage pocket area. A drill and 3/8" drill bit will be needed. Woofer Installation: Because the enclosure is secured to the mounting location from the inside of the enclosure, it is necessary to fully install the enclosure in the vehicle before mounting the woofer in the enclosure. Our Product Research Team At Crutchfield, you'll get detailed, accurate information that's hard to find elsewhere. That's because we have our own in-house Product Research team. They verify what's in the box, check the owner's manual, and record dimensions, features and specs. We stay on top of new products and technologies to help people make informed choices. Sorry, the Q-Customs Factory-fit Subwoofer Enclosures is no longer available. Looking for a similar item? Shop all Vehicle-specific Empty Enclosures Or, you can still... Write a review Purchase accessories for this product Download the product manual Search the website Go


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How do you mix modern style with warm, kid-friendly spaces and materials? H&H editor Suzanne Dimma finds out as she tours the unique Toronto home of furniture designer Ashley Botten and photographer Christopher Wahl. They converted an old 1930s store turned photography gallery into a urban home full of fun nooks for their two kids to play in and make artwork. See their kitchen with custom hardware and sleek wood accents, a living room personalized with vivid photography, plus simple yet gorgeous bedrooms and bathrooms.
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Hi,I've searched this topic and found some pretty useful information. Some of it is a few years old, though. I thought I should make sure current gloves are considered, too.I'm the proud owner of a new Diversion 180. Before taking some actual lessons, I thought I would follow the instructor's advice and get comfortable feeding filler rod with my non-torch hand. (That's covered in a different thread.)My question here concerns opinions on the best TIG glove for a novice. I think it would be best to have the most comfortable, best-fitting glove for feeding the filler... at least until I get comfortable with feed rate and hand-eye coordination.I have been happy with Tillman MIG gloves. I have read about Miller, Tillman and Black Stallion for TIG. Out of all of these, which would you guys recommend for good fingertip feel and control of the filler rod?Thanks for any help you can provide.Jeff
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05-11-2013, 05:09 AM #1Junior Member
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Opinions re TIG Gloves
I have used Tillman exclusively for the past ten years, but I just got a couple pair of Longevity Tig/Plasma gloves. These are the thinnest I have found, and should be good for Tig, especially for feeding rod with your left hand. They are on eBay for $11.99 plus $5 shipping.
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A lot of people comment on snug gloves that fit like a second skin. I have small hands and yet I prefer large loose gloves. The only decision is the wall thickness of the project....get away with thin gloves on light material but beefier ones for higher heats and more passes.
I was recently counseled not to use a glove on the feed hand as it is safely out of the heat. Testing that today I'm not sure but I've been running beads all morning with only mild discomfort. I'll continue the excercise but the focus is to produce consistent beads. The glove was one more distraction....Miller Diversion 165
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05-11-2013, 01:03 PM #5Junior Member
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I've posted this before but I'll do it again. Gloves are not just to protect from the heat but also from the uv rays. Would you weld with a pair of dark glasses no helmet? Weld in a t-shirt? Why not? Because you want to protect your skin. Your hands are no different than any other part of your body when it comes to uv.
My old boss never wore gloves when tigging. When he was 60 his hands looked like he had been burned at one time.
I use tighter fitting gloves but on my left hand which I hold the rod I clip off the finger tips.MM250
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Gotta support that train of thought! PPE is everything! I tend to discount cuz my hands are thick calloused and horny from decades of abuse Maybe if I'd paid more attention to PPE in the early days those young girls wouldn't find me so repulsive now?? Yeah, the hands are the only issue...Miller Diversion 165
1966 Bridgeport Mill
Leblond 15x 35 Regal Servoshift lathe
Solberga SE 1425 Drill Press
Bigass Bandsaw
Hydraulic press
small surface grinder
Belt sander
Tons of grinders and hand tools
Knife edge Balancing rollers
Heat and AC in the garage
Jags and racing Triumphs
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Sunburn from welding is no fun at all. Happens much sooner than you would think too. Did a bunch of just tacking a few years ago in a t shirt...not gonna do that again.
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I use Ironclad....rated for 600 degrees, the back is made of Kevlar and the palm is silicone, I've picked up and held metal that I just welded that others can't hold with the big meaty gloves, they fit tight which I like and feeding filler is like not wearing gloves...they aren't cheap but well worth the money..check out amazon, I think I paid $46.00 for the HW6X...I use'um for MIg Tig and StickMultimatic 200 w/ Tig kit & Spoolgun
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I use the cheapest ones I can find that are comfortable and give me decent control of the filler rod. I just go to the local welding shop and try on everything they have.....you never know when something other than what you are currently using will be better.... For me, cheap is best because I seem to NOT be able to train myself to NOT get the ****ed things dirty or burned or whatever to screw them up. I go through a pair of TIG gloves about every 3 or 4 weeks and just have to bite the bullet and replace them. I DO WANT to have protection from the UV and also from my tendency to stick my fingers on hot stuff....including picking up the filler rod at the wrong end which seems to be pretty common for me when I stop welding to reposition something or whatever and then take right back up welding. I guess that means I am just a slow learner...BUT I have learned that I'd rather sizzle some other poor creature's hide than my own!!Don J
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Ken Sweeten enters his ninth year with the Bobcats in 2014-15. Sweeten was originally hired as the assistant sports information director in November of 2006 before being promoted to Sports Information Director in 2007, assistant athletic director in 2010 and associate athletic director in 2014.
In his current role, Sweeten coordinates the publicity and media relations efforts for all of Quinnipiac's 21 sports in addition to content management of the Official Website of Quinnipiac Athletics, www.QuinnipiacBobcats.com. Sweeten serves as the primary contact for the nationally-ranked men's ice hockey program, as well as the women's golf team. He also oversees two full-time staff members, three graduate assistants, in addition to interns and several federal work study employees.
Since arriving at Quinnipiac, Sweeten has played a pivotal role in the expansion of all publications within the athletic department, as well as the development of the Bobcats' website. In 2011, Sweeten coordinated all efforts between Quinnipiac and PrestoSports to launch the most recent version of QuinnipiacBobcats.com. In 2012 and 2013, served as the associate producer for the Emmy-nominated "Bobcats Unleashed in HD." Sweeten has worked extensively with Quinnipiac's vast student media population to implement audio and video features for all of the Bobcats' home events. In 2013, Quinnipiac Athletics expanded its video-streaming offerings witih all home events available free of charge on YouTube.com.
Among his accomplishments since arriving at Quinnipiac, Sweeten spearheaded a national campaign that saw men's ice hockey captain Jean-Marc Beaudoin become the first Quinnipiac student-athlete to finish among the finalists for the prestigious Lowe's SENIOR Class Award. Sweeten also developed promotional items for the 2013 Hobey Baker Award "Hat Trick" Finalist Eric Hartzell, as well as 2009-10 candidates Brandon Wong and Eric Lampe as well as Bryan Leitch in 2008-09 and Jamie Bates in 2007-08. In 2013-14, he also successfully led a campaign in promoting men's ice hockey freshman Sam Anas for the National Rookie of the Year award.
In 2014, he also served as the media relation coordinator for the 2014 NCAA Women's Ice Hockey Frozen Four and National Championship Game. In February 2010, Sweeten coordinated all press box operations for the Team USA Women's Ice Hockey game against the ECAC Hockey All-Stars at the TD Bank Sports Center. He also helped coordinate all media relations and television game-day operations for the 2009-10 Northeast Conference Men's Basketball Championship Game at the TD Bank Sports Center, which was seen live on ESPN2, nationwide. In 2009, Sweeten successfully presented a national audience with a pair of highlight-reel plays by baseball standout Bryan Monack that resulted in the Top Play on ESPN's SportsCenter. Sweeten also coordinated an appearance by Monack on the highly-successful ESPN First Take studio show.
In addition to his work at Quinnipiac, Sweeten is a member of the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA) and the Greater New Haven Baseball Umpires Association (GNHBUA). In 2012, he was added to the Greater New Haven Chamber of Commerce's Sports Council.
Sweeten has played an integral part in benefits for St. Baldrick's children's cancer research, Autism Speaks, and the Susan G. Komen Fund for breast cancer awareness. Sweeten served as one of Quinnipiac's athletic administrators on several visits to area hospitals including Yale New Haven's Smilow Center and Hartford Hospital.
Before coming to Quinnipiac, Sweeten served as the Director of Athletic Media Relations/Sports Information Director at Pace University in Pleasantville, N.Y. Prior to that, he held the position of Sports Information Assistant at Southern Connecticut State University. He also served as the assistant for athlete development with the Nutmeg State Games.
In addition to his work with Quinnipiac's student-athletes, Sweeten has played a leadership role in the development of several successful sports information professionals. Former assistants, graduate assistants, interns and student workers for Sweeten have gone on to work for the New England Patriots (National Football League), New York Islanders (National Hockey League), Pennsylvania State University (Big Ten), University of Rhode Island (Atlantic 10), The American Athletic Conference, Middle Tennesse State University (Conference USA), Monmouth University (Northeast Conference), Wagner College (Northeast Conference), Dartmouth College (Ivy League), NESN.com, University of Central Florida (Conference USA), Concordia (Texas) University, Southern Connecticut State University (NE-10), Yale University (Ivy League), the University of Connecticut (BIG EAST), Lafayette University (Patriot League), University of Maryland (ACC), Seton Hall University (BIG EAST), Iowa State University (Big 12), Boston University (America East), the University of Albany (American East), United States Merchant Marine Academy (Landmark), Franklin Pierce University (NE-10 Conference), Pace University (NE-10), Brooklyn College (CUNYAC), the Bridgeport Blue Fish (Atlantic League), the Bridgeport Sound Tigers (American Hockey League), the Newark Bears (Atlantic League), the Connecticut Tigers (New York-Penn League) and USA Hockey in addition to the Connecticut Post and the Los Angeles Times.
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Ireland centre Gordon D'Arcy has been ruled out of the rest of the Six Nations due to a stress injury in his right foot.
D'Arcy was experiencing some discomfort in his right foot following the game against England. This failed to settle down before the Ireland training session on Thursday and following a scan on that afternoon it was confirmed that the Wexford man has a stress injury to a bone in his foot.
The injury will require immobilisation in a boot for at least four weeks with a projected return to play of six weeks pending further tests and specialist review.
The Ireland training squad for the Scotland test match week will be announced on Sunday evening following the completion of games in the RaboDirect Pro12.