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I predict reggie will finish strong ..and be back..he's too popular to let go..ross knows.
I predict reggie will finish strong ..and be back..he's too popular to let go..ross knows.
No way let Bush walk. You "franchise tag" him and you let him walk in 2014. Starks, Hartline, most def re-sign. Sean Smith "if" not breaking bank. Jake Long, to me, you can't afford to lose.
If he doesn't agree to sign a reasonable deal based on his actual production rather than his hype, best of luck to him.
Not true, the franchise tag for a RB is not that much compared to tagging Jake Long, for example SD tagged Sproles, it'll cost like $8mil which is ok, as you don't want to sign Bush to more than two years anyhow. It's a no-brainer, you tag Bush for another year.
Gonzo is 100% right. Bush is a fine back but just as Hartline is not a #1 receiver I don't see bush as a #1 back. Miller will develop. Keep our lines intact, resign Hartline and find ourselves a big #1 receiver. Smith is a fine CB and as said earlier, needed for the right price.
What??? How can we possibly let our all world franchise LT go!!!! Fire Ireland now!!!
In all seriousness Starks definitely, Hartline more then likely, Smith, possibly and Long no ****ing way.


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Modern Power Source Technology Drives Continuous Process Improvement Through Advanced Weld Fabrication Monitoring
Accurate real-time and historical weld process information provides actionable data to help companies improve productivity, ensure quality and lower costs.
Weld data monitoring — sometimes referred to as arc data monitoring — is not new to the industry. The deliverable in the past was typically raw data. It was up to the user to take that data, interpret it, and convert it into meaningful continuous improvement actions. Many weld data monitoring initiatives failed because piles of data were generated, but the effort needed to convert data to actionable information was too much. The ultimate goal of welding information should be to fuel decision-making designed to increase productivity, improve quality and lower operating costs.
Database technology has evolved to help bridge the gap between data and information. Welding equipment manufacturers are embedding weld data monitoring capabilities directly into power sources for simplified deployment and management, and are enhancing it with database software solutions that help make that data easier to understand and use. While this is a step forward, it is even more beneficial to implement systems that provide information to not only plant management, but also to operators, welding engineers, maintenance personnel and more. In addition, it is very important that the user select a scalable system that can grow as the company's monitoring needs evolve and more advanced capabilities are required. In this article we'll look at the benefits of this technology and the advanced functionality it provides.
Background: What Is Weld Data Monitoring?
There are both fully integrated and third-party solutions available on the market today. Systems fully integrated into the power source offer seamless integration and minimal start-up time, while third-party systems are advantageous for established welding power supply fleets without the option of a built-in solution. Ethernet networks are essentially the norm in many manufacturing companies, making it the protocol of choice for getting data out of a welding machine and into a PC program. The PCs collecting this information can be located at each welding cell or specific areas throughout the building. Because the PCs and welders can all exist on the same network, the ability of many within an organization to access the information is simplified. Weld data monitoring is not limited to automated solutions — it is being implemented in manual welding applications to achieve the same, if not more, benefits.
There are three primary categories of weld data monitoring:
- Real-Time Weld/Arc Monitoring: Measuring defined variables (voltage, current, wire speed, gas flow and duration) and comparing those variables to upper and lower limits, then communicating the results of this comparison.
- Weld Data Acquisition: Measuring, displaying and storing defined variables to evaluate specific arc characteristics. In addition to the standard welding parameters (i.e. avg. current, avg voltage, wire feed speed, and gas flow) some systems have the ability to measure parameters such as peak and background values, short circuit frequencies, pulse frequencies, and arc stability.
- Production Data: Provides various layers of productivity-related information, including overall equipment effectiveness (OEE), downtime, arc-on time, total parts made, as well as performance factors such as deposition rates, wire use, gas use, and weld faults.
Most systems available on the market today offer at least two of these key functions. While simply monitoring welding output is somewhat useful, the real value of this technology comes when that output is compared to acceptable limits or standards so the user can identify potential process variances.
Gauging Productivity Through Production Data
Productivity is one of the more simple elements to track with a weld data monitoring solution. It provides obvious insights into the performance of each of the user's weld cells, allowing the company to track such factors as the total number of welds made and total parts welded, percentage of downtime compared to arc-on time, and deposition rates. Inefficiencies in certain cells are made obvious when each weld cell is compared. This information empowers the welding supervisor to take a closer look at specific cells or stations to determine what the underlying problem may be:
- Is it operator efficiency/capability?
- Is it weld defects or problems due to poor joint fit-up or design?
- Is the station waiting for components to weld because of inefficiencies upstream?
- Are there maintenance issues at the cell?
- Is the operator spending too much time grinding spatter?
- Is the operator over-welding?
If your system only monitors production data, all of those factors and questions will have to be determined through observation and manual intervention. Production data helps identify the symptom, but not the underlying problem. When you deploy a system that captures more detailed welding information, simply looking at the data can identify many of these underlying problems.
Improving Overall Quality with Advanced Arc Monitoring
Welding quality issues invariably lead to non-value added costs and labor. A good welding information system helps identify the root causes for a number of quality-related issues, and gives the user indications of where to go to solve the problem. Why is this important? Rework is a drag on productivity and the cost of a missed weld or defect rises exponentially the further it gets away from the weld cell without being noticed (See Figure 1). The earlier a potential problem is identified, the less it costs to fix.
Having a human-machine-interface (HMI) in the booth gives welders an excellent resource for ensuring parts are welding in sequence and to specifications.
The weld data monitoring software is accessible anywhere in the world and can easily be monitored by engineers and supervisors off the shop floor.
Figure 1: Cost of Missed Defective Weld: The cost of a missing weld or defect increases substantially the farther it gets from the weld cell.
A properly deployed system will help you answer several critical questions: was the weld within acceptable tolerances for current, voltage, wire feed speed and duration? When a weld is outside acceptable tolerance limits, the system should identify the specific weld in question. Were there enough welds on the component? Has the component been under- or over-welded? Were the welds laid down in the correct sequence? Any deviation from the pre-set ranges will be noted in the program and brought to the attention of the operator and/or the weld supervisor. Key quality factors include:
- Missing Welds: The most efficient way to prevent a weld defect from moving downstream is to catch it when it happens. By having an HMI in the weld cell, the system gives the operator a step-by-step sequence to complete the fabrication of a component. The operator simply tells the system when a part is being started and proceeds to make the welds in the prescribed sequence. When finished, the operator tells the system that the part is complete. This method of interaction with the system is done via the HMI or with a specialized welding gun. Once the system receives the input from the welder that the part is complete, the weld count is checked against the expected weld count and desired weld parameters are checked against actual weld parameters.
- Under- and Over-Welding: Under-welding potentially results in welds that that are not up to standards and may fail. Over-welding results in the unnecessary cost of wasted filler metals — for instance, over-welding a 6 mm joint by 2 mm results in 78 percent more filler metal being consumed. Minimum and maximum duration limits are set within the system to identify welds that are longer or shorter than specified. The operator is alerted to these possible errors by the HMI and is able to go into the system, view the weld data, and determine if a repair needs to be made.
- Weld Defects: The system monitors key variables, such as voltage, current, wire feed speed, gas consumption and duration and compares them to predetermined upper and lower limits for each weld. The HMI then alerts the operator to the "failed" welds and he or she can inspect the weld to determine if further action is required.
- Welding in Sequence: Welding engineers direct that a part be welded in a specific sequence for very good reasons: structural integrity, and to control heat input and potential distortion. Since an HMI in the weld cell walks the operator through each part in a step-by-step fashion, there is no ambiguity as to the sequence in which a part should be welded.
Driving Cost Down Through Efficiencies
It goes without saying that welding a part right the first time will increase overall productivity and reduce non-value-added activities such as repair and grinding spatter, but some systems have the ability to go even deeper and measure the impact of continuous improvement efforts. Weld data monitoring is an ideal solution to better understand the true costs of your welding operation, as well as to provide predictive analysis of what changes to the weld process will cost, helping businesses determine the total cost of a change to the process before making it.
These systems provide information on such factors as overall cycle time, arc-on time, wire used, electricity used, gas used and overall equipment effectiveness. Properly presenting this data helps identify problem areas for 80/20 analysis and prioritization, while taking before and after snapshots facilitates the measurement of improvement initiatives and helps justify changes made to the process. Some systems even give the user the ability to track what is happening during non-welding or downtime such as waiting for parts, dealing with poor part fit-up, and secondary processes such as grinding or straightening.
Once implemented, the changes driven by these systems can often lead to lower total weld costs by increasing productivity and using less labor, shielding gas, wire and electricity.
Training Improved Through Weld Process Monitoring
A system with visual HMIs can dramatically reduce the training curve for new operators since it presents the fabrication process in an easy-to-understand, step-by-step fashion. The HMIs are also valuable to experienced welders, especially when they are asked to fabricate a component for the first time. Ultimately, this allows companies to deploy operators throughout the plant and have confidence that they have everything they need at their fingertips to succeed. Some of the newest embedded weld monitoring systems have the ability to use the HMI at the weld cell to govern the entire fabrication process, even beyond welding. Views can be created that provide instructions on how to load a fixture, reminders to close all clamps, and pertinent safety notices and instructions. The system can even show the operator how to pack the parts for transport to the next workstation. These instructions also do not have to be static slides — video files, audio files, PowerPoint slides, text documents, spreadhseets, PDFs and more can be uploaded to provide an interactive experience.
Reporting Helps Communicate Performance and Changes
As mentioned earlier, heaps of data are only useful if you can quickly and easily display them in a fashion that helps you come to specific conclusions about your welding operation, creating actionable data. It's also possible that, depending on how many people within your organization have access to the system, certain people will only be interested in certain sets of information — and while the data may make clear sense to the welding supervisor, that same mound of data may be like a foreign language to upper management. With this in mind, some advanced weld data monitoring systems provide preconfigured management reports that bring the desired information to the top for easy viewing and comprehension (See Figure 2).
Figure 1: Cost of Missed Defective Weld: The cost of a missing weld or defect increases substantially the farther it gets from the weld cell.
Figure 2: Day Summary Report: Reporting functions simplify displaying and comprehension of data.
Charts and graphs are presented that make the data easy to understand and communicate. Multiple users can mine the data for critical information on productivity, cost and quality, and different permissions/access can be granted based on authority. Simply select the date range and the type of report you want to view and the system will pull it up for you. Many of these reports can easily be saved as PDFs or exported into other programs for easy sharing.
Making Data Work for You
Weld data monitoring is not a silver bullet. While it is a very powerful tool, it still takes work, dedication, and support from everyone in the organization from operators to top management to succeed. It is important to have both a focused plan when implementing such a system and an internal champion who can execute the plan and make sure the company achieves all the benefits of the system. It's also critical to select a system that can grow with you. As users delve deeper and deeper into various production issues, the need for more and different data will become apparent. If your system is not scalable, the quest for continuous improvement may hit a dead end. You will find that weld data monitoring provides many opportunities for continuous improvement and will help you select and determine which initiatives will provide the greatest return in productivity, quality and cost savings in the shortest amount of time.
Figure 2: Day Summary Report: Reporting functions simplify displaying and comprehension of data.


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"We got burned out on the traditional recipe. A serious update of the old green bean casserole resulted. It's spicier, not runny, and has an unusual mix of textures. My family loves it! I think yours will too. Can't wait to know what you think."
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4 slices
1/4 cup
olive oil
1 pound
baby portobello mushrooms, sliced
1/2 medium
onion, chopped
3 cloves
garlic, finely chopped
1/2 cup
slivered almonds
1 (10.75 ounce) can
condensed cream of mushroom soup with roasted garlic
3/4 teaspoon
seasoned salt with no MSG
1/3 teaspoon
white pepper
2 (15.5 ounce) cans
French cut green beans, drained
1 cup
shredded Cheddar cheese
Despite switching out the cheddar for deep fried onions, I give this recipe a perfect rating! The taste, the presentation, the ease and make-ahead ability deserve nothing less! I've been ill and it was the first dish I've made in months for the big Easter dinner (45+ people) and it was more than a hit! I loved the mushroom sauce so much before adding the green beans I turned around and made it a second time as chunky soup! The family devoured it! I've since made it again with whole & powdered garlic, regular mushroom soup and plain mushrooms... again a hit with everyone, even added left over rice for a twist the next day! Thanx a million for sharing!
Honestly, we didn't think this tasted much different than traditional green bean casserole, which was kind of a let down after all of the extra work & ingredients. It's also an ugly brown color(from the soup). I left out the almonds. Did NOT like the bacon in this & I'm a bacon LOVER. Just didn't mesh for me. I don't understand the submitters "spicier" reference? Altho it was good, nothing over the top.
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I have been looking for a variation of the usual cream of mushroom/green bean casserole dish for the Passover holiday, and after reading the reviews on this recipe I tried it. It was an incredible hit. My family loved it and couldn't stop raving about it. You can make it the night before and just add the cheese the next day after warming. The only change I made to the recipe was to use turkey bacon in lieu of real bacon for kosher reasons. I will definitely make this one again.
I made this for Thanksgiving, except I added fried onions on top. I also mixed the cheese in with the rest of the ingredients and let it melt before putting it in the oven instead of topping the casserole with cheese. It was very good!!
YUM - it goes really well with the traditional Thanksgiving meal. I made the recipe for Thanksgiving and it disappeared so fast that I had to make a second double batch so we could have more leftovers! Everyone liked the crunchy texture that the almonds gave. I substituted frozen cut green beans and used regular cream of mushroom soup adding a little extra chopped garlic.
The second time I didn't have baby portabello mushrooms so I used button mushrooms; it wasn't as good with the button mushrooms. Next time I'll try french cut green beans (probably frozen) and definitely use baby portabellos/crimini mushrooms.
The second time I made this I could not get baby portobello mushrooms, so I used the big adult ones in their place. I took off the stem and cut the cap into half inch dice - thought it was even better. Due to time restrictions, I made the dish and after putting in the casserole dish I out in the refrigerator over night. The next day I left it in the oven an extra five minutes before adding the cheese. Came out great - gave away copies of the recipe.
This recipe really just gave my old fresh green beans a kick. I didn't add the cream of mush or the cheese because I like neither. I used fresh green beans and cooked them in a bit of water with the bacon, garlic, onion, and pepper on the bottom of the pan until right before the green beans were edible. I then added the mushrooms. By the time the mushrooms were done the beans were, too. It cut down on the fat and salt intake.
I made this for Eatser and it was a hit with the family. I used 1 1/2 lbs of fresh green beans, cooked and cut in half (fresh is so much better than canned green beans). Used a can of cream of muchroom soup (that's what I had on hand). Did not use all of the 1/4 cup of oil it called for. I toasted the almonds in a non stick pan until they were light brown in color (not burned) and used fried onions(in the can) for the top, not the cheese. Very tasety, would make again.
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Red Bull will no doubt again be the team to beat in Abu Dhabi, but Jenson Button is confident McLaren "can be right up there" come the weekend...
Red Bull will no doubt again be the team to beat in Abu Dhabi, but Jenson Button is confident McLaren "can be right up there" come the weekend.
Sebastian Vettel and his RB8 are in a league of their own at the moment with the defending World Champion winning four consecutive races to move 13 points clear in the Drivers' standings.
The German will be out to make it five wins on a row this weekend and you wouldn't bet against him as he has won two of the three races that have been held at the Yas Marina Circuit.
Button, though, believes McLaren has what it takes to get close to the Red Bulls.
"I think this will be another closely matched race: India showed us that the gap between the top three teams is extremely close at the moment, so I wouldn't like to predict the exact pecking order," he said.
"As in the last few races, I think Red Bull will go into the weekend with a slight advantage, but I'm confident that, with a clear run through practice, we can be right up there too."
Having won last year's Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, Button's team-mate Lewis Hamilton has every reason to be upbeat about his chances.
"It's a track where you can really push the car, which is what I most enjoy," he said.
"There are a wide variety of corners - I love the fast sweeps in the first sector - and it's incredibly satisfying to hook together a good sector through the tricky marina section of the lap. Good mechanical balance makes all the difference here because you're always changing direction.
"This has also been a place where Red Bull have traditionally gone well, but our race pace was very strong throughout the race in New Delhi. I really enjoyed that race India - fourth place may have been little reward for 60 laps of flat-out effort, but I couldn't have gone any faster.
"I feel confident that we can pull together a strong race weekend in Abu Dhabi."


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Today I fought DNS settings and spent maybe a couple of hours trying to untangle the mystery behind why I couldn't do something that I thought should be really simple (namely route an alias to a root address). In the end, I learned that I can't do what I want to do unless I make things more complex for me. I've decided to save the extra hours of life in my life to leave things be. For an excellent tutorial on this matter, visit Timo Reitnauer's page here, and if you are looking to purchase a domain name, I strongly recommend his service iwantmyname — I found it by accident a few months ago and love it. -JM
Do Both
This is from a June 07, 2005 post on my original Simplicity blog that a reader found still exists on the Wayback Machine here.
Brand is an inoperable asset for the customer. It doesn't make your product work any better. Although it does makes a potential consumer desire your product more.
Is it cheaper to improve a product's reliability and functionality? Or is it cheaper to improve a product's desirability? Considering the marginal costs of additional research and development, combined with production, testing, assurance, and so forth, the answer is fairly clear. Investing in advertising is a cost-effective way to increase the profit for an existing product. If the campaign is any good of course.
What determines "good"? Is it the copy? Is it the visuals? Is it the celebrity that has been chosen to be the head cheerleader? Seems like there are tons of subjective variables to consider that will ultimately define success or failure.
On second thought, maybe it is cheaper to make the product better. But nobody would know if it were any better without proper advertising.
Perhaps the one sure thing is to realize product improvements combined with a relevant degree of marketing. In essence, the proverbial "do both."
Do both. has been a recurring theme in my life just as much as Nike's Just Do it. Do I do X or Y? Both are extremely hard tasks. You would think that a good mentor would steer you in an efficient manner by telling you which to attack first. Turns out that all of my mentors (at least the ones I would respect) would damn me with the simple recommendation to Do both. Sure does solve a lot of problems. Kind of kills your personal life though …
Dr. Daniel Cabrera's LOS for Emergency Medicine
I was pleased and honored to see this adaptation by Dr. Daniel Cabrera at Mayo Clinic on applying the Laws of Simplicity to the emergency medicine space. The link is here: http://mayocl.in/1rI8GuA Thank you Dr. Cabrera! -JM
- Reduce. The easiest way to approach a clinical problem is to reduce it to its minimal meaningful expression.
- Organize. Grouping problems and information make infinite problems appears finite.
- Time. Decrease time spent in meaningless activities and increasing time on essential tasks.
- Learn. Knowledge is key, you need to know where to find the answer to any question.
- Differences. The key is to find what makes a clinical problem different from others and not how to make it fit into a pattern.
- Context. The environment provides meaning to the problem; not the other way around.
- Emotion. Use your intuition (quasirrational decision making) and avoid your emotional and cognitive biases.
- Trust. Less information is better than more information. Subtract the meaningless and add the meaningful.
- Failure. Use metacognition to learn where the system failed. Learn from your and others mistakes.
- The-One. Clinical problems are more complex than they look but simpler than you think.
Laws of Simplicity, Revisited
Way, way back … I separated the Laws of Simplicity into two categories: aesthetic thinking vs logical thinking. The idea was too complex for me to wrestle with at the time, but now I'm pulling the thoughts out of cryosleep. Click on the image above, or here's the Slideshare link. -JM
I've started a new blog to think about the intersection of "Design and Venture" (Venture = Venture Capital) … design, technology, and business are colliding in a powerful way right now. How exciting! -JM
Simply Imperfect
A friend gave me this book by Robin Griggs Lawrence entitled "Simply Imperfect: Revisiting the Wabi-Sabi House." The book speaks to the Japanese concept of beauty as elegant instances of imperfection. Nature is "perfectly imperfect" — and thus to emulate that condition of beauty is what brings us in harmony with the way the earth presents itself to us. It's ironically what lies at the essence of the pursuit of perfection in Modernism, and yet is so easy to forget. -JM
I've noted a habit within me around commencement time every year — which is, naturally, for my mind to drift back to my own commencement experience. There's one thing I remember quite clearly that truly shaped my life that I heard from my commencement speaker at MIT in 1989. His name is Paul Tsongas. I had no idea who he was, at the time. You can find the entire transcript of his speech right here. He describes himself well by sharing the thought after a few minutes into his commencement speech:
"When I graduated from college, if the speaker had announced that one of us sitting there would be elected to the United States Senate at the age of 37, and come down with cancer at the age of 42, I would have been absolutely and totally certain that neither event would happen to me. And yet, both did."
That line caught all our attention, especially me. What isn't remaining in the transcript online is something he adlibbed that stuck to me. It was to the effect.
"Look to your left. Look to your right. In twenty years from now, or maybe even sooner, one of your fellow graduates will have passed away for some unexpected reason. All you get to control right now, is what you do with your life right now."
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The new Climate Education and Literacy Initiative
"[T]he White House Office of Science & Technology Policy (OSTP) is launching a new Climate Education and Literacy Initiative to help connect American students and citizens with the best-available, science-based information about climate change," according (PDF) to a December 3, 2014, press release from the White House. And NCSE is involved.
Lawsuit over NGSS dismissed
A federal court dismissed a creationist lawsuit seeking to prevent Kansas from adopting the Next Generation Science Standards on the grounds that doing so would "establish and endorse a non-theistic religious worldview." In a December 2, 2014, order (PDF) in COPE et al. v. Kansas State Board of Education et al., Judge Daniel D. Crabtree of the United States District Court for the District of Kansas granted the defendants' motion to dismiss the case.
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Attitudes toward evolution and the compatibility of science and religion were addressed in a new survey (PDF) from the Public Religion Research Institute (which, as NCSE previously reported, was mainly focused on climate change). Presented with "Evolution is the best explanation for the origins of human life on earth," 24% of respondents completely agreed, 29% mostly agreed, 14% mostly disagreed, and 27% completely disagreed, with 5% of respondents saying that they didn't know or refusing to answer.
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If there are some Miller Tech or others with Miller parts experience, I need to know why a LWS would send over M25 gun and cable
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Thread: Too small of gun/cable on MM350
05-03-2010, 03:56 PM #1Senior Member
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Too small of gun/cable on MM350
i used to work for a very large sign company and i ran into this same kind of junk all the time. there isnt really an answer on how to deal, just sending condolences for having to deal with it.
for example, it was time to buy a new steel mig machine (most of what i did there was aluminum, and used xmt with xr-a feeder and gun) the clerk told us that we would be getting a mm252, but the amount of welding that went on there, the 252 would cycle out too much. she saw cost, i saw production. i went to the boss (main boss) and explained the deal... i can weld with this machine for 6 minutes out of 10 at said amperage... meaning that i will stand around waiting on the machine to cool down 4 minutes out of every 10 minutes, therefore you would only get 5 hours worth of work in an 8 hour day, on the other hand, with the bigger (mm350p) not only would i be able to weld non-stop, but if the xmt and feeder went down, the 350 could take its place until needed repairs or replacements are completed...
the big boss told me to order the machine that i wanted/ needed... if you break the costs down in terms of production and labor, then maybe they will see the light of their actionswelder_one
nothing fancy, just a few hot glue guns for metal
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Thanks for the responses. While editing my post I accidently somehow wiped out the bulk of my original message. Basically I would like a Miller Tech to explain why an M25 gun will not work very well, or last very long on a MM350 when doing a lot of welding on thicker steel. I will need to show this response to our maintenance manager in the hopes that he will direct Ms. penny pincher to order the correct size of gun and cable assembly, even if it might affect her end of the year bonus for spending as little as possible. The MM350 came with a Bernard Q 400 gun .........thanks.
Tell them the M-25 gun is rated for
100%: 200 Amps with CO2, 150 Amps with mixed gases
60%: 300 Amps with C02, 200 Amps with mixed gases
The Millermatic 350P is rated at:
60% duty cycle: 300 Amps
40% duty cycle: 350 Amps
Pretty obvious to me that the M-25 gun is not properly sized for the Millermatic 350P. Most likely, you'll just end up melting a few M-25 guns before they get some bigger/better mig guns.Millermatic Passport Plus
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Abuse it until it melts own, and tell her to order a new one in two weeks. It used to be a pretty effective method when I was working i the utility business, expensive but effective. It shouldn't take long to melt it down with the 350 running at its full amp potential.
05-04-2010, 04:08 PM #7welder_one
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My first guess is this may not even be possible
Scenario:- Quite often I will be multitasking. On one monitor I may be watching a movie, or listening to music, whilst on another I might be surfing this forum, the web, or trying out a new application. Some website still insit on playing sound when you open them, which interupts what I want to listen too, the same with some older applications.
What I would like to be able to do is Whitelist applications or websites where I would like to here sound, and all the rest not hear a peep. Obviously this facility would be easily toggleable on/off.
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2011 GORE-TEX TransRockies Run: A Couple's Two Perspectives
September 16, 2011 by Guest Writer · 5 Comments
Sara Montgomery and Derrick Spafford report on their adventures at the 2011 GORE-TEX TransRockies Run.
Relentless Forward Progress: GORE-TEX TransRockies Contest
April 29, 2011 by Bryon Powell · 451 Comments
A GORE-TEX TransRockies Run entry giveaway to celebrate the launch of Relentless Forward Progress: A Guide to Running Ultramarathons.
Salomon Advanced Skin S-Lab Hydration Pack Review
October 22, 2010 by Allison Pattillo · 69 Comments
A review of Salomon's racy Advanced Skin S-Lab Hydration Pack.
A TransRockies Run Back of the Pack Perspective from Non-Gear Girl
October 15, 2010 by Allison Pattillo · 13 Comments
Allison Pattillo shares her experience from this year's GORE-TEX TransRockies Run.
TransRockies Run Ends in Beaver Creek
August 27, 2010 by Heidi Dietrich · 8 Comments
Heidi Dietrich reports on the 2010 GORE-TEX TransRockies Run, including her own experience at the race.
Fierce Fight in TransRockies Womens and Mixed Divisions
August 26, 2010 by Heidi Dietrich · 1 Comment
An update through five stages of the 2010 GORE-TEX TransRockies Run.
French Speakers Dominating TransRockies [& Back of Pack Report]
August 23, 2010 by Heidi Dietrich · 2 Comments
A recap of Stage 1 and Stage 2 of the 2010 GORE-TEX TransRockies Run.
100 Mile Specialist Krissy Moehl Takes on Stage Racing
August 20, 2010 by Heidi Dietrich · 3 Comments
Ultrarunner Krissy Moehl, best known for her success in 100 mile races, will attempt a stage race for the first time at the 2010 GORE-TEX TransRockies Run.
Martin's Back at TransRockies, and He Wants Gold
August 19, 2010 by Heidi Dietrich · 6 Comments
Andy Martin took second place in the men's division in last year's GORE-TEX TransRockies Run. This year, he's teamed with Max King, and he's hoping for first place.
Defending Women's Champ Back at TransRockies
August 18, 2010 by Heidi Dietrich · 5 Comments
An interview with Caitlin Smith, 2009 Women's GORE-TEX TransRockies champ, prior to the 2010 race.
TransRockies Adds Three-Day Event
August 17, 2010 by Heidi Dietrich · 2 Comments
GORE-TEX TransRockies Run Jonathan Toker to take on new solo three-day event.
Running With Dean Karnazes
August 16, 2010 by Heidi Dietrich · 12 Comments
Dean Karnazes plans to run each of the six days of this year's TransRockies Run with a different GORE-TEX contest winner.
2008 GORE-TEX TransRockies Run – Summary
November 10, 2008 by Bryon Powell · 4 Comments
I thought iRunFar readers would enjoy and future GORE-TEX TransRockies Run participants would benefit from a consolidated account of my 2008 TransRockies Run. Speaking of future participants, registration for the 2009 TransRockies Run (August 23-28) opened on October 1 and they've already received more applications than they had runners in this year's race. If you […]
2008 GORE-TEX TransRockies Run – Day 6
November 9, 2008 by Bryon Powell · 3 Comments
It's been a long time since I ran the final stage of the 2008 GORE-TEX TransRockies Run; however, it's a day that will long stand out in my mind for so many reasons. It was a day I raced my butt off, a day I celebrated with friends new and old, and a day when […]
2008 GORE-TEX™ TransRockies™ Run – Day 5 (Updated)
September 17, 2008 by Bryon Powell · 2 Comments
On Day 5 of the 2008 GORE-TEX™ TransRockies™ Run I was only able to published a short post on the day's events as I was exhausted. Below I describe the days events. I also posted a Day 5 photo album if you care to take a look. I'll start things off with my stub post […]


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|Tropical Kani Salad with Sriracha Lime Dressing
by Esther Deutsch, CHIC Made Simple
The slightly spicy dressing in this salad is nicely balanced with the cool cucumbers and sweet mango. If you prefer the salad even spicier, you can add more sriracha sauce. The salad can be served in one two ways. To prepare it as a slaw, shred the imitation crab sticks (kani) by hand and julienne the mango and cucumber in a food processor. Serve each portion with an avocado wedge as a garnish. Or serve this salad in avocado halves; cut an avocado in half, remove the pit, and fill each hollowed avocado half with the kani salad.
3 tablespoons mayonnaise
To prepare the dressing: In a small jar or bowl, combine the mayonnaise, sriracha sauce, lime juice, garlic, salt, and black pepper.
In a large bowl, combine the kani, cucumber, and mango and toss with the dressing. Serve immediately.
Yield: serves 6
*English cucumbers, commonly referred to as "hothouse cucumbers," are crispier and sweeter than standard cucumbers due to the low seed content.
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"This hearty and delicious soup can warm a cold day."
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2 tablespoons
onion, diced
1 tablespoon
minced fresh garlic
2 quarts
beef stock
1 (12 ounce) can
diced tomatoes
1/2 cup
green beans
1/2 cup
diced carrot
1/2 cup
chopped kale
1 tablespoon
Italian seasoning
bay leaf
1 pound
frozen, cooked Italian-style meatballs - thawed
1 pound
fresh cheese tortellini
2 tablespoons
grated Parmesan cheese
I've been making this soup for years, glad to see someone posted it so others will know of it's greatness. Wonderful soup, not only quick but filling. Only difference when I make it is I used homemade beef stock and omit the beans/double the kale. This increases well to feed whoever shows up, just add more broth and throw in more veggies. Best with a homemade crusty bread or beer bread. NOTE: You can use almost any kind of meatballs you like. I prefer an italian-seasoned meatball that I've made myself with ground chuck and sausage.
Make you use tortellini that you like because this was really good but i didn'y like my brand of tortellini
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Excellent recipe. Used Olive Oil instead of butter, omitted the carrots, and used chicken stock instead of beef. Fantastic! Definitely a keeper!
Very rich flavor for such a short cooking time. I subbed a quart of homemade tomato puree for half the beef broth, but otherwise made as directed. Makes six substantial portions.
A very good soup fresh, but doesn't freeze well at all. Turns into a bit ball of meatbally goop. That being said, if you can eat it all over the course of a couple days and are very careful to almost undercook the tortellini, this soup is super good.
Excellent Soup! Made as directed except used frozen spinach in place of the kale and cut meatballs in half (they were a little big for soup). Only complaint is there was not enough stock for amount of ingredients. Will double the beef stock next batch. Great recipe! Will make again and again!
I love this soup! The meatballs give it a fantastic flavor and the tortellini is perfect addition (I used the dried Barilla bags found in the pasta isle). I didn't have much time so I just threw everything into the pot to simmer and it came out great. And you can use whatever veggies you have on hand. My whole family (including my picky children) loved it!
My whole family loved this- will definitely make it again! I made a few changes to the recipe- I doubled the tortellini (tortellinis are a family favorite!), I left out the kale, and substituted frozen green peas for the beans. Also, since I used a low sodium beef stock I added about 2 tsp. salt. Even better the second day!
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Italian Meatball and Cheese Tortellini Soup
Serving Size: 1/6 of a recipe
Servings Per Recipe: 6
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Calories: 528
Calories from Fat: 199
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Averaged 6.3 points, 4.9 rebounds and a team-best 1.2 blocks per game while starting all 32 contests for the Bobcats … Ranked seventh in the Northeast Conference in blocked shots per game and ninth in offensive rebounds per game (2.31) … Scored a career-high 20 points, including the free throw that put the Bobcats on top for good, on 8-for-12 shooting at Monmouth (1/6) … Contributed 13 points each at Brown (1/17) and at Mount St. Mary's (1/22) … Scored 12 points at Fairleigh Dickinson (1/8) … Chipped in with 11 points and eight rebounds against Mount St. Mary's (12/4), while adding 11 points and seven rebounds against Central Connecticut (1/15) … Scored 10 points each against Lehigh (12/7), Saint Francis (Pa.) (1/29) and Long Island (2/5) … Grabbed nine rebounds on three occasions, at Brown (1/17) and against Fairleigh Dickinson (2/26) … Blocked three shots on five different occasions – vs. Maine (11/29), vs. Mount St. Mary's (12/4), at Fairleigh Dickinson (1/8), vs. Bryant (1/13) and vs. Sacred Heart (2/9).
As a Freshman in 2009-10:
Saw action in each of the Bobcats' 33 games, including one start ... Averaged 4.0 points and 3.7 rebounds per game as one of Coach Tom Moore's first options off the bench ... Blocked a team-best 23 shots for a 0.7 blocks per game average ... Scored a season-high 10 points against Dartmouth 12/30 ... Grabbed a season-high 10 rebounds at Yale 11/21 ... Tore down eight rebounds against Columbia 12/23, including a season-high seven offensive boards ... Scored nine points and grabbed seven rebounds at Lehigh 11/18 ... Blocked a season-high four shots in the Bobcats' National Invitation Tournament appearance at Virginia Tech 3/17, to go along with seven points and five rebounds ... Made two steals on three different occasions.
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Played at St. Anthony's High School in Jersey City, N.J....Member of the top-ranked high school team in the USA Today Super 25 national rankings in 2007-08...Played two scholastic seasons at North Providence (R.I.) High School...Helped St. Anthony's to an undefeated 32-0 season as the Friars were deemed 2008 national champions by USA Today...Ranked No. 78 in the country among power forward recruits...Named the 13th-best recruit in New Jersey by Rivals.com...Top ranked New Jersey-recruit in the Northeast Conference.
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THE COMMISSIONER OF SECURITIES, Matt Kitzi, having received and reviewed the previous orders and all other relevant items related to this matter, does hereby find and order that:
Background Facts and Events
On November 24, 2003, Commissioner of Securities Douglas M. Ommen issued a consent order with Goldman, Sachs & Co. (the "Respondent") as part of the global research analyst settlement memorialized in the final judgment in a proceeding filed by the United States Securities & Exchange Commission ("SEC") against the Respondent in Securities and Exchange Commission v. Morgan Stanley & Co. Incorporated, Case No. 03 Civ. 2948 (WHP), United States District Court, Southern District of New York (the "SEC Final Judgment").
In the November 24, 2003 consent order described above (the "Consent Order") and in the SEC Final Judgment, the Respondent was ordered to, among other things, pay certain amounts to the Missouri Secretary of State to be deposited to the credit of the Investor Restitution Fund pursuant to Section 409.407(f), RSMo. (2000) (the "Investor Restitution Fund Payment").
Section 409.407, RSMo., was repealed by 2003 House Bill 380, effective September 1, 2003. That same legislation promulgated and enacted the Missouri Securities Act of 2003 (the "2003 Act"). Under the 2003 Act, the Investor Restitution Fund is addressed at Section 409.6-603(e), RSMo. (Supp. 2007).
Section 409.6-603(e), RSMo. (Supp. 2007), states that the Investor Restitution Fund is created for the purpose of "preserving and distributing to aggrieved investors, disgorgement or restitution funds obtain through enforcement proceedings under [the 2003 Act]".
Section 409.6-603(e), RSMo. (Supp. 2007), states that "[i]t shall be the duty of the commissioner to distribute such funds to those persons injured by the unlawful acts, practices or courses of business" which led to collection of the disgorgement or restitution funds.
Section 409.6-603(e), RSMo. (Supp. 2007), states that "if the commissioner is unable with reasonable efforts to ascertain the aggrieved investors, then the funds may be transferred to the investor education and protection fund" (emphasis added).
On May 13, 2003, prior to entry of the SEC Final Judgment, then-Secretary of State Matt Blunt wrote a letter to Stephen M. Cutler, Director of the Division of Enforcement for the SEC, in which then-Secretary of State Blunt expressed his interest in directing any state disgorgement proceeds to Missouri investors, and specifically inquired as to whether Director Cutler and his staff would provide the commissioner with information on criteria and procedures for distribution of restitution.
Following Director Cutler's affirmative response, entry of the Consent Order, and the later appointment of a distribution fund administrator under the SEC Final Judgment (see below), the Missouri Secretary of State's office, the Missouri Securities Division and the Missouri commissioner of securities worked in concert with the SEC and said distribution fund administrator and his consultants to distribute to aggrieved Missouri investors monies received pursuant to the Consent Order and deposited to the Investor Restitution Fund.
The Commissioner of Securities takes official notice that the determination to pay Missouri's recovery under the SEC Final Judgment to investors was exclusive to Missouri, and that other state securities administrators directed such payments to a general revenue fund or an investor education fund.
Pursuant to the SEC Final Judgment, a "Distribution Fund Administrator" was to be appointed to, among other things, administer a distribution fund plan described in the SEC Final Judgment and distribute monies from a distribution fund created by the SEC Final Judgment (the "Federal Fund ") to eligible recipients.
Pursuant to an order of appointment under the SEC Final Judgment, Francis McGovern was appointed as the distribution fund administrator (the "Fund Administrator ") on February 6, 2004.
The Fund Administrator's distribution plan under the SEC Final Judgment was approved by court order on April 22, 2005 (the "Federal Distribution Plan").
The Federal Distribution Plan was devised by the Fund Administrator as a "process for the equitable and practicable distribution of funds" from the Federal Fund. The Federal Distribution Plan was prepared by the Fund Administrator and his economic consultants, and consisted of various formulas for identifying and categorizing those who should receive payments, and for determining the compensation amounts to be paid. A copy of the Federal Distribution Plan is attached hereto as Addendum A.
Following approval of the Federal Distribution Plan, the Fund Administrator began implementation of the same. Between December 2005 and March 2006, the Distribution Fund Administrator mailed checks to all eligible claimants. See U.S. Securities & Exchange Commission, The Global Research Analyst Settlement Timeline , http://www.sec.gov/spotlight/globalsettlement/gstimeline.htm, (last modified May 23, 2007 (a copy of this timeline from the SEC's website is attached hereto as Addendum B).
Following the initial distribution, the Fund Administrator determined that there were unexpended funds of about $172 million in the Federal Fund, and the Court directed the Fund Administrator to submit a proposal for the distribution or use of the unexpended funds. Id . By order dated September 22, 2006, the Court ordered the distribution of residual funds to late-filed claimants and additional outreach efforts to eligible investors who had not previously filed a claim. Id .
Payments pursuant to the September 22, 2006 order under the Federal Distribution Plan began on May 8, 2007, and the last of those payments was issued on September 27, 2007 (the "September 2007 Federal Payments ").
In the weeks following the September 22, 2006 order, the Commissioner of Securities contacted the Fund Administrator and confirmed that the Fund Administrator would provide assistance in ascertaining aggrieved Missouri investors and the compensable losses they could reasonably recoup through payments from the Investor Restitution Fund, using the formulas and processes devised by the Fund Administrator.
On February 23, 2007, consultants to the Fund Administrator stated that they would provide to the Commissioner of Securities data on all Missouri investor claims filed with, and payment-eligible investors identified in Missouri by, the Fund Administrator (the "Missouri Data").
On June 25, 2007, the Fund Administrator's consultants notified the Commissioner of Securities that the judge overseeing the SEC Final Judgment determined that all firms settling pursuant to a final judgment in the research analyst conflict cases with the SEC must give their permission prior to release of the Missouri Data.
Following the September 2007 Federal Payments, the Commissioner of Securities secured all required permissions for release of the Missouri Data by the Fund Administrator.
On May 14, 2008, the Fund Administrator provided the Missouri Data to the Commissioner of Securities.
The Commissioner of Securities finds that the Federal Distribution Plan administered by the Fund Administrator is the optimal and most reasonable method for ascertaining Missouri investors aggrieved by the Respondent's actions, and that the Federal Distribution Plan included the optimal method for determining the compensable losses for such aggrieved investors.
The Commissioner of Securities, following review of the Federal Distribution Plan and the Missouri Data, finds that certain aggrieved Missouri investors did not receive the full amount of their compensable losses from the Federal Distribution Plan, as the amount paid by the Respondent into the Federal Fund was not adequate to cover the full amount determined compensable to Missouri investors under the Federal Distribution Plan.
The Commissioner of Securities finds that there are adequate and appropriate funds in the Investor Restitution Fund to pay those amounts ordered below to Missouri investors who were aggrieved by the Respondent and found to be compensable by the Federal Distribution Plan, but who were not paid the full compensable amount under the Federal Distribution Plan.
The Commissioner of Securities finds that the payments to Missouri investors as ordered below are authorized and contemplated by Section 409.6-603(e), RSMo. (Supp. 2007).
The Commissioner of Securities finds that this Order is in the public interest and is consistent with the purposes intended by the 2003 Act.
NOW, THEREFORE, it is hereby ordered that, following and based upon the Commissioner's reasonable efforts to ascertain investors aggrieved by the acts, practices of courses of business of the Respondent, then pursuant to Section 409.6-603(e), RSMo. (Supp. 2007), payments shall be issued from the Investor Restitution Fund to the recipients specified in Exhibit A hereto and in the amounts specified therein.


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Tuesday, February 05, 2002Johnson City, Tenn. (February 5, 2002) - East Tennessee State's women's tennis team (1-1) defeated the UNC Asheville Bulldogs (0-1) Tuesday night to earn their first team victory of the season. Four Bucs also earned their first season victories. ETSU took the doubles point with two wins. Jessica Irey (Clewiston, Fla.) and Tatiana Arriaran (Cochabamba, Bolivia) won the No. 1 doubles match from UNC Asheville's Stefanie Shube and Sarah Cox in a long and tough battle 9-8. In the No. 2 doubles match, Gemma Halim (Jakarta, Indonesia) and Aimee Villavicencio (Lexington, Ky.) took the win, 8-1, over Nancy Livesay and Ashley Jones. UNC Asheville would take the third doubles match with Emily Aker-Estes and Stacey Witkowski defeating Heather Jones (Elizabethton, Tenn.) and Charmaine Luvis (Gastonia, N. C.). In singles competition, Halim earned her first victory as a Buc winning in two sets (6-1, 6-3) over Shuba in the No. 1 position. Irey took her No. 2 match against Cox with the scores of 6-3 and 6-4. Arriaran defeated Livesay in the No. 3 match, 6-3 and 6-1. Villavicencio defeated Jones in the No. 4 match by 6-1 and 6-0. The two Bulldog wins came in the No. 4 and 5 spots. In the No. 4 match, Aker-Estes beat Jones, 6-3 and 6-2. Witkowski took the No. 6 match from Luvis (6-3, 6-4). The Bucs travel to Boiling Springs, N.C. to take on Gardner Webb at noon on February 23rd. UNC Asheville 2, ETSU 5 Doubles: 1) Irey/Arriaran (ETSU) def. Shube/Cox (UNCA) 9-8(9) 2) Halim/Villavicencio (ETSU) def. Livesay/Jones (UNCA) 8-1 3) Aker-Estes/Witkowski (UNCA) def. Jones/Luvis (ETSU) 8-0 Singles: 1) Gemma Halim (ETSU) def. Stefanie Shuba (UNCA) 6-1, 6-3 2) Jessica Irey (ETSU) def. Sarah Cox (UNCA) 6-3, 6-4 3) Tatiana Arriaran (ETSU) def. Nancy Livesay (UNCA) 6-3, 6-1 4) Aimee Villavicencio (ETSU) def. Ashley Jones (UNCA) 6-1, 6-0 5) Emily Aker-Estes (UNCA) def. Heather Jones (ETSU) 6-3, 6-2 6) Stacey Witkowski (UNCA) def. Charmaine Luvis (ETSU) 6-3, 6-4 Team Records: UNC Asheville (0-1) ETSU (1-1)
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The recipes below were submitted by readers for the benefit of our community. Please note that they have not been tested. You may wish to check your pet's dietary and nutritional requirements with a veterinarian before using them.
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So these two farmers were discussing the merits of their respective hunting dogs, when one asks, "so what do you feed your dog?"
"Turnips? My dog would never eat turnips!"
"Well, mine wouldn't either, the first couple of weeks."
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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Feb. 1, 2011) -The ETSU baseball team begins the 2011 season Friday, Feb. 18 as the Marist Red Foxes come to town. Every day, leading up to the first pitch, different members of the 2011 squad will check in with Buccaneer fans. Today sophomore Alex Reynolds is letting ETSU fans get to know him a little better.
Alex Reynolds (sophomore infielder)
Name: Alex Reynolds
Birthday: May 29, 1991
Hometown: Gray, Tenn.
High School: Daniel Boone High School
What's on TV: CSI, NCIS, and Numbers
I'm embarrassed to admit I watch: The Bachelor - Love it!!
What I drive: 1997 Red Nissan Pathfinder
Favorite flicks: 27 Dresses, Fools Gold, The Dark Knight, Dumb and Dumber
What I'm reading: The Shack
Bookmarks (websites): weather.gov and milb.com
Favorite class at ETSU: Econ
Worst habit: Not waking up when my alarm goes off
Pet peeve: When the toilet paper roll is backwards and not forwards
Superstition: Left wrist taped
Talent I'd most like to have: Being able to know what girls are thinking
First job: Landscaping
Favorite athlete to watch in another sport: Peyton Manning
Favorite city to visit: Las Vegas
Favorite team growing up: Atlanta Braves
Favorite value in others: Honesty
Favorite physical attribute about myself: My Eyes
And least: My Feet
Dream date: Selena Gomez in Atlantis
Greatest love: Baseball
My hero: My Dad
My favorite quote: "It's up to you to want to do something so badly that your passion shows in your actions."
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LEON — Creston/O-M and Albia didn't match up in many title matches as a preview for next February's district tournament, but both teams took home most of the gold from the Central Decatur Invitational Friday night.
Just one night after a pair of big Hawkeye 10 dual wins over Atlantic and Clarinda, the Panthers and Albia each crowned five champions. However, the only head-to-head meeting in the finals occurred at 120 pounds, where Albia's Shadow Leshen topped Kruz Adamson, 11-3.
Creston/O-M outscored the Blue Demons for the team title, 238.5 to 167.5. Chariton was third with 138.
"We thought maybe we'd get some matchups with Albia," Panther coach Darrell Frain said. "But their good kids were not at the same weights. Their lighter weights were moving around some, and they have a good 160-pounder that would be a good matchup for us if we moved Trevor (Frain). We just had more depth than everyone else."
Nine Panther wrestlers finished in the top three. And, that's without regular 126-pounder Spencer Wray, who did not make weight Friday.
Panther champs
Trevor Frain, at 170 pounds, was one of five Panther title winners. The others were Wyatt Thompson (113), Jake Marlin (145), Keaton Hulett (195) and Cole Tanner (220).
Albia claimed championships at 120, 132, 138, 152 and 160. At tournament time, it's highly possible Marlin would be at 138 pounds and Frain at 160. Several others are in the mix at 145, 152 and 170.
Going into next weekend's Kansas City Classic, Frain said some of those issues may begin to get sorted out.
"We have wrestle-offs coming up for several positions," Frain said. "A lot of kids are close and hoping to get certain positions."
Before that, the Panthers are at home Tuesday in Hawkeye 10 action against Glenwood.
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Mount Ayr, meanwhile, had a good showing Friday with 109 points in seventh place and four finalists, including heavyweight champion Joe Ricker. Placing second for the Raiders were Dawson Knapp (113), Erik Freed (138) and Shane Swank (152).
The only champions not from Creston/O-M, Albia or Mount Ayr were Red Oak's Tanner Mertz (103), Tristan Clark of Prairie City-Monroe at 126 and Chariton freshman Carter Isley at 182.
The Panthers' rated trio of Marlin (first), Hulett (first) and Frain (fourth) were not tested.
Frain got an early lead on Davis County's Logan Boas in a 5-2 finals victory. The previous week, Boas had gone into sudden-death overtime with Albia's 160-pound champion, Brent Leshen, ranked No. 3 in the state just ahead of Frain.
"Trevor got ahead and controlled the pace with more leg attacks," coach Frain said.
Hulett spent little time on the mat, gaining a bye, then winning by falls in 1:08 and :28. Likewise, Marlin won by three falls, including a 12-second decking of Davis County's Kale Baird in the finals.
"Next weekend will be great for Keaton and Jake, because they'll see guys they just don't see during the (Iowa) season," Frain said.
Thompson took the victory stand at 113 as the No. 3 seed, besting Red Oak's Dakota Perry, 4-2, in a tough semifinal match before pinning Mount Ayr's Knapp in the final.
Adamson had a strong showing for the Panthers at 120, earning two pins on the way to the finals, where he battled Leshen in a major decision loss.
"Leshen is one of the best in the state, so that was a tough match in the finals," Frain said. "Kruz felt a lot better about how he wrestled compared to Thursday night."
Freshmen battle
Seth Maitlen took second in a battle of freshmen in the 182-pound finals. Chariton's Isley won in a 38-second fall. Maitlen had a fall and 7-0 decision in his first two matches.
"Those are two really good freshmen. Seth looked real good for the night," Frain said. "He faced a senior from Red Oak in the semis and controlled that match."
Adam Baker lost 11-1 to the third-ranked Leshen in the semifinals and then won two shutout decision in the consolations to claim third at 160.
Likewise, Gavin Leith lost a 2-1 semifinal match to Swank at 152 and then handled all challenges in the consolation rounds, taking third.
Heavyeight Nate Robinson also placed third. He suffered a third-period fall in the semifinals, then won by two falls.
"Nate was tied 0-0 after two periods of his semifinal match, then took down to start the third and got turned," Frain said. "He controlled all of his other matches."
Other Panther placewinners were Joey Huntington fifth at 138, Gage Cheers fifth at 132 and Stone Hammons sixth at 106.
Team scoring (champions) — 1. Creston/O-M (5) 238.5; 2. Albia (5) 167.5; 3. Chariton (1) 138; 4. Central Decatur 123; 5. Prairie City-Monroe (1) 117; 6. Red Oak (1) 116; 7. Mount Ayr (1) 109; 8. Davis County 107.5; 9. Van Meter 70.5; 10. Pleasantville 43; 11. Wayne, Corydon 22.
Final round
106 — 1. Tanner Mertz (RO) pinned Kody Smith (DC), 1:36; 3. Cameron Barnes (CD) pinned Reece Broderson (PCM), 1:22.
113 — 1. Wyatt Thompson (Cr) pinned Dawson Knapp (MA), 3:12; 3. Dakota Petty (RO) pinned Luke Colstlow (VM), 1:49.
120 — Shadow Leshen (Alb) major dec. Kruz Adamson (Cr), 11-3; 3. Nic Ryan (Ch) dec. Caleb Orme (RO), 7-6.
126 — 1. Tristan Clark (PCM) dec. Devin Harberts (Ch), 7-5; 3. Geoff Sellers (RO) pinned Bobby Belzer (Alb), 2:41.
132 — 1. Bryce Leshen (Alb) major dec. Chase Wyant (VM), 8-0; 3. Trey Busick (P) pinned Tanner Poush (Ch), 4:53.
138 — 1. Caleb White (Alb) dec. Erik Freed (MA), 5-3. 3. Tyler Nance (Ch) pinned Colton Ranney (CD), 1:03.
145 — 1. Jake Marlin (Cr) pinned Kale Baird (DC), :12; 3. Blake Lawless (Alb) tech fall Ian Reed (PCM), 4:19.
152 — 1. Griffin Osing (Alb) dec. Shane Swank (MA), 7-1; 3. Gavin Leith (Cr) dec. Spencer Basset (DC), 3-2.
160 — 1. Brent Leshen (Alb) pinned Trenton Carson (CD), :58; 3. Adam Baker (Cr) major dec. Luke Cummings (PCM), 9-0.
170 — 1. Trevor Frain (Cr) dec. Logan Boas (DC), 5-2; 3. Dakota Timmins (PCM) by default over Zane Sickels (MA).
182 — 1. Carter Isley (Ch) pinned Seth Maitlen (Cr), :38; 3. Ron Marshall (PCM) major dec. Nick Leinen (RO), 9-1.
195 — 1. Keaton Hulett (Cr) pinned Tyler Terry (RO), :28; 3. Lucas Rains (PCM) dec. Marcus Foltz (CD), 9-5.
220 — 1. Cole Tanner (Cr) pinned Spencer Benton (VM), 2:18; 3. Tate Vandyne (W) pinned Pavel Garbuzov (Ch), 2:39.
285 — 1. Joe Ricker (MA) pinned Zach Davis (Alb), 1:34; 3. Nate Robinson (Cr) pinned Dillon Delong (CD), :59.
Creston/O-M summary — 106: Stone Hammons, 1-3, 6th. 113: Wyatt Thompson, 3-0, 1st. 120: Kruz Adamson, 2-1, 2nd. 132: Gage Cheers, 1-3, 6th. 138: Joey Huntington, 2-2, 5th. 145: Jake Marlin, 3-0, 1st. 152: Gavin Leith, 3-1, 3rd. 160: Adam Baker, 3-1, 3rd. 170: Trevor Frain, 3-0, 1st. 182: Seth Maitlen, 2-1, 2nd. 195: Keaton Hulett, 3-0, 1st. 220: Cole Tanner, 3-0, 1st. 285: Nate Robinson, 3-1, 3rd.


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