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Thursday, August 21, 2003JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (August 21, 2003) - The East Tennessee State University men's and women's cross country teams are poised to make their move in the 2003 season after coming off of fourth and sixth place Southern Conference finishes, respectively, in the 2002 season. David E. Walker returns to the helm of the cross country team for his 40th year, assisted by second-year assistant coach Michelle Byrne. Both anxiously await the start of the cross country season as much is expected from the Buccaneer squads. The men's roster returns all eight members of the 2002 squad and adds two newcomers. Experience and leadership will come from a trio of talented upperclassmen in senior David Haefner (Hamburg, N.Y.), junior Bradley Yewer (Newbury, England), and sophomore James Grufferty (Glanmire, Ireland). The men's team saw success at the SoCon Championships with Haefner, Yewer, and Grufferty placing in the top ten and earning all-conference honors. Additionally, Haefner finished 16th at the NCAA South Region Cross Country Meet and earned All Region honors, Yewer earned the Southern Conference athlete of the year title, and Grufferty earned honors as the 2002 Southern Conference freshman of the year. "I fully expect the Buccaneers to return to winning ways and improve upon last year's fourth-place finish," remarked Walker. "ETSU has a strong tradition and there is a sense of responsibility and pride that this year's team will need to embrace in order to contend for a championship." Returnees Peter Dalton (Dublin, Ireland) and Paul Dable (Warwick, England) will round out the men's squad and add depth to an already talented team. "Dalton will look to improve upon his solid accomplishments to further push the Buccaneers toward a championship," commented Walker. "Dable will look to step up and provide the much needed depth." Greg Kenny (Leixlip, Co. Kildare, Ireland) also will join the men's 2003 squad and provide ETSU with six upperclassmen that will be ready to go next fall. Walker stated, "Much is expected of Kenny, a mid-year admit, who is expected to follow in the footsteps of Bradley Yewer and James Grufferty by contending for freshman of the year honors." Freshman Joshua Hicks (Riceville, Tenn.) and sophomore redshirt Clark Tucker (Cleveland, Tenn.) look to join the Bucs in 2003. "Both young men are primarily 800 meter runners who will be asked to provide further stability to an already seasoned team," commented Walker. Sophomores Joshua Gibson (Limestone, Tenn.) and Derrick Payne (Springfield, Tenn.) will round out the squad. "Coming off of last year's fourth place finish, it is my hope that this fine group of talented young men will embrace the challenge ahead of them and return ETSU to it's long standing tradition of excellence at the conference level." The women's team returns six runners and add two newcomers to the roster. Emily Chaney (Maryville, Tenn.), will lead the Buccaneers this season along with Katie Marshall (Metuchen, N.J.). Chaney, the lone senior returning is eyeing an all-conference finish after having just missed last year with her 13th place finish at the SoCon Championships. "My expectations are for both Emily and Katie to improve upon their performances from last season," said Byrne. Returnees Kim Simmons (Knoxville, Tenn.), Tiffany Collier (Atlanta, Ga.), and Christine Ward (Candler, N.C.) will look to improve upon last season's performances. Byrne commented, "I feel very confident that Kim will be an impact athlete for us in cross country after her strong performance in the second half of the season." "Our returning team members know what is expected from them. I hope the learning experience from last year coupled with a good summer of training will prepare them well to improve our finish from a year ago." Newcomers, Caitlin St. Louis (Kingsport, Tenn.) and Nicole Brunson (Richlands, Va.) will also provide depth to the experienced squad. "We need a complete team effort to have success this year," stated Byrne. "Our success is not based on any one individual, our success will come from our individuals running collectively as a unit. It is important that we prepare well in order to compete at the highest level." The season begins for both cross country teams when they compete on August 30th at the Campbell Early Bird Classic in Buies Creek, N.C. The men's team will start their 5k race at 9:00 a.m. and the women will start their 4k race at 10:00 a.m.
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2012 has been a great year for Rush Soccer! To countdown to the new year, Rushsoccer.com will count down the 5 most read articles posted on this website over the past 360 some odd days ending with the most read story on 12/31.
Coming in at #3.....
Over 130 Rush players across the country signed their names to a sheet of paper in early February letting the nation know which college soccer programs they were committing to for the coming season. The commitments ranged from top Division I programs in the powerful ACC, Big 10 and Pac 12 to NAIA schools across the country. One of the main goals of the Rush is to prepare players for the next level, whatever level that may be. And if the list of players from the 2012 class is representative of that goal, we are doing well! Tune in to rushsoccer.com the first Wednesday of February to see where the class of 2013 will be headed.

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Once again, the RDGC and the Roswell Recreation and Parks Department will be hosting a Youth Disc Golf Camp at East Roswell Park this summer. This is at least the fifth year for this event, and this will be the third time I've coordinated things. Camp runs from 9 am to noon each day, and includes instruction on all aspects of the game, including both backhand and forehand distance, approach shots, putting, rules, and etiquette. We generally also try to incorporate some time each day for getting out onto the course and playing a few holes.
Dates are Monday to Wednesday, July 9 through 11. The camp is officially set up for ages 8-14 (age on 6/1/2012) -- if you know someone who's interested but is just slightly too old or young, get in touch with me to discuss. Cost is $58 for City of Roswell residents, $87 for non-residents. Official limit as indicated in the brochure and the city's registration system is 15, but with enough volunteers we can expand that if there's enough interest.
In the past, all of the camp leaders have volunteered their time so that we could put the entire amount paid in into the player's pack, which thanks to donations and discounts has typically had a retail value well above the amount paid by Roswell residents at least (usually including three beginner/youth-appropriate discs -- driver/mid/putter -- a mini, towel, bumperstickers, and a bag (sometimes an Innova Starter bag, last year a nylon drawstring backpack). Not sure yet what this year's player's pack will include, because I'm working on trying to arrange for guest appearances by some of the folks who'll be gathering in the Southeast in advance of Worlds in Charlotte the following week, and there may be some expenses associated with that. One way or the other, however, the kids will get what they need to get started even if they've never played before.
Skill level for players in the past has been fairly broad, but tends toward the beginner end of the spectrum -- last year's camp was mostly kids who'd played only once or twice or not all beforehand. We do try to break up into smaller groups, provided I have enough volunteers to help, based on age/sex/ability level.
If you know someone who'd be interested, please pass the word along. Send questions to email@example.com -- you can also post or PM here, but an e-mail will get a more immediate response (I sometimes go a couple of days without checking in here).
You can register online at https://webtrac.ci.roswell.ga.us/wbwsc/ ... html?wbp=1 ; program number is 43400-01.
Or you can register in person at the ERP Rec Center or by mail. The camp info is on page 24 of the 2012 Summer Program Brochure from the RRPD http://www.roswellgov.com/DocumentView.aspx?DID=788
I could also use as much help as I can get from other volunteers -- you don't have to be a great player to be able help kids get started, and it's a great excuse to spend a few hours on a summer weekday morning at the park throwing discs around. If you can help all three days, that's fabulous, but even one day or a part of a day would be greatly appreciated by the kids (and me).


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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Oct. 10, 2013) – The ETSU men's tennis team will continue its fall campaign this weekend, taking part in the USTA/ITA Ohio Valley Regional Championship in Knoxville, Tenn.
One week after competing in the UVa Fall Classic in Charlottesville, Va., David Biosca (Sant Fruitos De Bage, Spain), Diego Nunez (Monterrey, Mexico), Roger Ordeig (Gurb, Spain), and Rogerio Ribeiro (Sao Paulo, Brazil) will represent the Buccaneers in this year's regional championship.
Last weekend, Biosca and Nunez each finished second in their respective singles flights in the UVa Fall Classic.
Earlier in the month, Nunez and Ribeiro were able to advance to the third round of the ITA qualifiers in Tulsa, Okla.
The five-day tournament will begin Friday, Oct. 11 and wrap up Tuesday, Oct. 15.
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Jason Aldean's personal trials don't seem to be slowing down his career.
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Mark Webber wasn't getting carried away despite a strong showing in Friday practice in Melbourne
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Mark Webber is understated at the best of times, so it came as no surprise that the Australian felt Friday was only a "pretty good" day.
The 34-year-old topped the earlier 90-minute practice session of the day with a standout time of 1min 26.831secs on his 20th and final lap of the session. While he slipped to fifth on the timesheets in second practice, both he and Red Bull teammate Sebastian Vettel focused on longer runs with the new Pirelli rubber.
Red Bull and Ferrari were expected to be strong after an off-season testing campaign that combined pace and reliability, but Webber felt his team still had "some work to do" ahead of qualifying on Saturday after Jenson Button led a McLaren 1-2 in Friday afternoon practice.
"We had some Melbourne showers at the end of P2 (second practice), which are always pretty tricky around here," he said.
"But in general it was a pretty good day for us. We've still got some work to do - there are some quick guys out there. McLaren look quick, but with Ferrari you can never tell. They always run a bit more fuel on a Friday."
Webber said he used much of Friday to get accustomed to the new tyres while attempting to work out how they'll be affected by the use of the adjustable rear wing in Sunday's race.
"The discrepancy with tyres is going to be the thing in the race," he said.
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Art Auction To Benefit YCA
I hope some of you can make this. This is our biggest fundraiser of the year. It is always a lot of fun and a good chance to get deals on some incredible artwork.
On May 12th the Ansel Adams Gallery will host a silent art auction to benefit the Yosemite Climbing Association. The Yosemite Climbing Association is a non-profit that gathers Yosemite climbing history and sponsors the Yosemite Facelift which is the biggest volunteer cleanup event in the Park.
The artwork will be up for three days and the silent auction will start at 5:00 pm and bidding will end promptly at 7:00 pm on May 12th. Wine and Hors D'Oeuvres will be served. This is Yosemite Climbing Association's biggest fundraiser.
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Packaging the Future: The Road to Greener Packaging at Ben & Jerry's
Despite the fact that Ben & Jerry's was bought by Unilever a while back, it has still engaged in some pioneering work — from encouraging customers to oppose GMOs to donating thousands each year to local charities, to buying brownies from a bakery that helps ex-cons get back on their feet by providing their first job outside jail. Most recently they've committed to sourcing all of their ingredients through Fair Trade programs by 2012 (considering the quantities of chocolate, vanilla, coffee nuts, and more, this is a pretty big deal to farmers in developing countries where this stuff is grown). All of these initiatives took time to implement, and their packaging story is even longer — it has been evolving over the past 20+ years. Read on for an in-depth look at the company's packaging and production process – complete with an exclusive interview with Andrea Asch, Ben & Jerry's manager of natural resources!
This is the story of how the best of green intentions can go bad. Or if not bad, then at least not as well as had been hoped. Many consumers (and plenty of environmentalists) get frustrated by how slowly most companies respond to new developments; Why can't we have biodegradable plastic bags everywhere, now? When are we going to have plugs for electric cars so they're really easy to recharge? WHEN is somebody going to create delicious, edible packaging? (Unfortunately, this column is not about the latter, but it is about how quickly- and easily- change can happen inside a company.) But the (boring) truth is that even the most progressive companies can't change overnight.
When I recently had the chance to spend the day up at Ben & Jerry's headquarters near Burlington, Vermont, I had organized a raft of questions, one of my biggest centering around why the company had abandoned their unbleached cartons (which I thought were almost as important a visual statement about rejecting the American obsession with bleached whiteness as the actual reduction in chlorine effluent with such packaging is). As you can tell from the fact that I write this column, I'm totally fascinated with packaging and assume most companies don't spend nearly enough time thinking about it as they should.
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The festival takes place on the Stoddart farm, on the banks of the Obey River between Nashville and Knoxville on May 28, 29 and 30th. Performances will be filmed for the Jammin at Hippie Jack's public television program.
Discounted tickets are available until May 26 (a three-day pass with camping is $50 in advance, $60 at the gate; single-day passes are also available, at $16 in advance and $20 at the gate).
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Who's been working at one place the longest?
I'm curious as to who the community thinks has been employed at one place in animation the longest.
In the environment that we're in with so many people losing their jobs in animation, VFX, so on, who do you think has been employed at one particular location longer than just about anyone working in animation?
Hint - My guess is it's not an artist nor is it a studio executive.
Re: Who's been working at one place the longest?
only thing I could think of might be mebbe someone in the union?...
Re: Who's been working at one place the longest?
That's a good guess Marius. Was thinking the same thing.
Anybody else that's been working at the same place in animation since the 1980s with no layoffs?
Re: Who's been working at one place the longest?
This human sounds like he has witnessed a lot of change in the industry... and I respect his tenure and longevity, while I dislike the state of the industry. We can't crucify each other. It's non productive. You yourself have pointed out how inactive many artists are on union matters... is that one person's fault... or the fault of the many? Or all of the above.... we should celebrate anyone's successes, and work with them to further them. if we all do that for each other, the we won't have to do it for ourselves. selfless over selfish... it's the only RATIONAL thing to do. It's important for us to remember. WE need to help each other... the union needs help. Sure, from the members... but more form the leaders of the industry. The "heroes". It needs a representative from the creative and the executive to negotiate, discuss, meet at some place with rationale. The industry needs a business plan. In five years.. where does it see itself? I am asked that on job interviews, I feel it fair to ask the industry. Answering it shows forethought to the future... so... where's the fore thought...The union is the shepherd to keep us on course, but we, the artists and executives are tasked with defining the course. without our involvement... I just don't see the good in villainizing the union... it's just sitting there, neither helpful nor hurtful... it's a true representation.. of the masses it embodies...
Re: Who's been working at one place the longest?
The union needs an overhaul and that can only come from new leadership. As long as union artists don't get involved and don't stay on top of the situation you wind up with what you've currently have with the Animation Guild. An ineffective organization that is controlled by an entrenched hierarchy that is not subject to the same forces that would prevail in a free market system.
It's time that the next generation of union animation artists take control. The old guard needs to be replaced by new energy and new ideas. Entrenched union leadership is failing many people. What they've gotten away with all these years is shameful. It's even more shameful that union artists let it get this bad.
What will it take to motivate new leadership within the organization whose purpose it is to lead?
So much potential being wasted by apathy and indifference.
It's way past time for a change!
Re: Who's been working at one place the longest?
We need evolution. Progress. And even though I am not union member and I'm a self sustaining model, I believe the health of my environment is important to my progress. Selfishness is making sure the people around me prosper so I don't have to worry about them being desperate. Because desperate people do stupid s***...
In the case of the Union and AN I have seen the fig leaf has been offered from AN and Charles...and yes the fist has been offered as well. Alot of the time by me because the system is corrupt and passive aggressive. But I will say with confidence, what I see from Charles and his mission with AN is that he has experienced much resistance when being peaceful yet critical. I've seen malicious resistance. Character assassination and I've experienced my own. I see how the animation community is handled and I see who benefits. I see the monopolies and I see the mismanagement and corruption. No need to villainize when all you have to do is point it out. If it sounds like villainizing its not really the fault of the ones pointing it out. Corrupt is as corrupt does.
With my own understanding about constructs I have always seen things like Unions, Constitutions and organized social regulatory systems as designed to do the thing we bitch about. Because that is their intent. They get away with as much as they can. Corporations invest in these regulatory systems so they can work around them while individuals pay the greatest.
We can't even begin to restructure unity until we are real with ourselves...After all Unity means one. And if you, as one, can't be strong in yourself and be real with yourself and are not willing to do the work yourself then all coming together does is make you sheep. Easy targets.
If people want to raise the bar they have to be willing to reach for it. Raise up to it. And the challenge is clear. And If we can't at least call it what it is then no happy talk in the world will evolve the situation.
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I understand. If the union really has no interest in reformation, then I suppose a new system will grow outside of it, and the old union will wither and die. Then all those people not wishing change will have their empire to be with to their end days. It just seems unfortunate. The cycle, it won't be broken til it's broken. I think there's a way, for everyone to win... but it has to start at peace. even if you were wronged... ESPECIALLY if you were wronged. Focus too much on the thing you hate, and you become it, so it's important to control the charge of your focus... don't be reactionary. The union is a system. The human in it is just a piece of the machinery not working properly. No need to get angry at it. Assess it as empirically as you can. Can it be fixed, tweaked, adjusted... before you look at removing it. If you can't remove it, design a workaround. All of that can help keep the focus in a positive direction. Humans are humans. You can't change them, only they can. Systems though, you can DEFINITELY change....change the system, or rewrite a future one, so that those humans that anger you, would not fit into it in the form they presently are. Anger can be a great fuel source for passion, but it can blur focus as well. Anger is also a reactionary emotion. I'm all down for talking about theory of change, thinking about the thought bits for how to implement change, and doing the work bits to help manifest change...but I'm not down to destroy anyone's life. I'm not down to blame anyone. It's all our fault it's this way, so we all have to just swallow that. Doesn't matter about the who's... the systems are the most important bit... the who's... they are all replaceable. In honesty ANY change in the union has HUGE ramifications in a LOT of people's lives, their kid's lives, their spouse's lives... it all has to be well thought out, and needs as many minds as it can get...
Re: Who's been working at one place the longest?
Anger was last decade. hahahaha We're too proactive to be angry. Even the video of me confronting them is not me being angry. I get passionate but was never angry. I had to speak over microphones and a stage setting. I think you'll find they are the ones that are angry. I mean arguing isn't anger. Even getting riled up, not really anger.
But I believe you must react! Reactionary followed up by proactionary is our responsibility.
I have always pointed the finger at myself. I believe AnimationNation's mission has been just that. Take responsibility for your partt!!..
And I have always seen its the complacent mentality of the people which has been the problem. I like to point out the nature of the animal. Not destroy it. Ignore it more like. I've never seen anything here on AN about destroying peoples lives.
If someone fires me because I'm not doing what I say, that is the balance. True law is do what you say, cause no one harm or loss. But that doesn't mean people shouldn't be fired for not providing the services needed and asked. If there is corruption, incompetence. Its ones responsibility to react and proact.
I support the philosophy to build new systems. To share these ideas, ideas of how the current system isn't working and why its part of the process to self sustaining lifestyle.
True evolution comes with huge transitions. You can't point the finger at yourself without the willingness to really do something about it. So sacrifice is the name of that game. We ALL have to put food on the table we ALL have to pay the bills. This is not unique.
We use the word "change" too much. You don't need to manifest change, its already happening. Its naruee. Good and bad.. Losing your job is change. A car wreck...broken leg.."Change" is not something we should work for. "Evolution" is what I seek. That takes coming out of ones comfort zone.That word suggest SO much more then the word "change" and its WAY more specific with intention.
There's huge ramifications to not evolving.
I like to talk about the union. not to destroy it but to point out how its not working so more people will focus their intent on new structures. To not get invested in that old one. I have no power over anyone. I don't have initiation fees, benefits, job security or hourly requirements to have any of my benefits. Unlike the union and its monopoly over certain types of jobs. Which is an industry of people. All with different views and lifestyles.
Hell, I'd rather you all just brand yourself and find your independent economies. Much more efficient use of time and space.
Re: Who's been working at one place the longest?
I respect your view, and I'm sorry if I misread the vibe.
Re: Who's been working at one place the longest?
Don't mistake the long response for anything but one man talking. There's some subjects I like to expand more on then others. I don't participate on AN as much as I should, but certain topics move me...hahaha
Freedom, one brother talking.
Much respect
Re: Who's been working at one place the longest?
I understand sir. I disagree with your stance on being reactionary. In my life dictionary true freedom comes from true control of decisions. You ahve true control of decisions when you have a true plan to base those decisions on. You always have a course.. when you decide your fate... reactionary.. is a state that seems chaotic, and unpredictable to me. I choose to plan away from it. I respect it's place, but chaos for me, makes an ill fit...I know that both you and charles, as well as animation nation's energy flows in a similar direction of mine. I really do understand what you are saying. I'm going to do some things first, and try to return with a way to better express what I am trying to say. I am 100% on board with you, I'm at the step right after artist's all get empowered through their audiences... I'm at the then what bit... there will be an industry following, VERY much like the one we have... print, toys... all that s***... I'm at the then what bit.. after you have your money and play... what do you leave behind...
Either way, I have nothing but love for everyone...
And I appreciate the honest insights.
Re: Who's been working at one place the longest?
My personal experience with the union in animation goes all the way back to 1982. In that time I've learned a lot of lessons. One of the things I've learned of late, especially in light of what I've seen since the founding of AN in 1999, is that this is an organization deeply in need of a transition.
There is no other area of our community that begs for reform more than the union. More accurately the leadership of this union.
I think we'll eventually be seeing some change / evolution. There's an election coming up later this year. I have a feeling we might see some young guys in the biz getting motivated to enough to at least learn about how the election process works. The old guard ain't gonna be there forever. Sooner or later new blood will come along with fresh ideas and energy.
Re: Who's been working at one place the longest?
Can someone tell me why the word reactionary is bad. I mean, I'm really into the etymology of words. And I find nothing wrong with the word. Other then the political stigma it carries because of adaptation of words into subcultures. But those definitions do not apply to me at the least. So I want to know. What makes the word so bad?
Re: Who's been working at one place the longest?
Honestly sir, this might just be a personal belief, but to me reactionary means someone or something else is creating the action. It's an off balance position. Like in chess, when I find myself reactionary, I find myself losing...
Re: Who's been working at one place the longest?
Actually spent some time on google sir, and I owe an apology. Word I meant was "reactive"... not "reactionary"
Re: Who's been working at one place the longest?
The action in this case is the Union. If you join thinking you can change it. Thats a reaction. May seem like action. But the action is the Union.
My reaction to that was to become the action.
Re: Who's been working at one place the longest?
Semantics, all words mean the same. They are derived from the same root.
Re: Who's been working at one place the longest?
The action in my frame of reference, is the fractured industry. The Union is a system built to help guide it, that is failing in it's role. That's not all that surprising when one looks a bit more and see's artists failing in their roles, and executives failing in theirs. I find it hard to assign blame, so I choose to not. Instead, I focus on sollutions, and that leads me back to how do we all empower each other? Can there be a win win, for all parties involved in animation? I believe there can, but it involves all parties being involved in animation, together.
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Doris M. Hasselman, 72, of 633 Evergreen Rd., St. Marys, died comfortably at home on Friday, Dec. 28, 2012 after a brief illness.
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Alfred F. Dubler, 81, of Montclair, Calif., died on Sunday, Dec. 23, 2012 at the Upland Rehab and Care Center.
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John L. "Jack" Timblin, age 73, of Keller Road, Kersey, died Monday, Dec. 24, 2012, at the home of his niece, Cheryl Good.
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Marie L. Black, 76, of 1095 Baughman Hill Rd., Sigel, died on Wednesday, Dec. 26, 2012 at Kane Community Hospital following a brief illness.
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Daniel Jack Sample, 30, of 513 Mill St., Johnsonburg, died Friday morning, Dec. 21, 2012 at Elk Regional Health Center.
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James S. Fehr, 69, of 7673 Laurel Mill Rd., Ridgway, formerly of Springfield, died at Sena Kean Manor, Smethport on Friday morning, Dec. 21, 2012.
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Jean M. Knight, 70, of Glen Mayo Road, Johnsonburg, died Wednesday, Dec. 19, 2012 at UPMC Mercy in Pittsburgh after a short illness.
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- After grabbing an early lead, the ETSU baseball team gave up two big innings as they dropped game two of the series 12-3 to Jacksonville Saturday afternoon at Cardinal Park.
Bo Burton
(Kingsport, Tenn.) was tabbed with his second loss of the season as he surrendered eight runs on seven hits and walked four with a strikeout in 4.0 innings, while JU's Matt Tomshaw was credited with the win after limiting the Bucs to two runs scattering nine hits in 7.0 innings with eight strikeouts.
Junior left fielder
John Long
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The Dolphins cut the ETSU lead to 2-1 in the top of the third as Alex Swenson came in to score on a sacrifice fly after leading off the inning with a double.
JU grabbed a 6-2 lead in the fourth as the Dolphins scored five runs on four hits highlighted by a Chris Connelly three-run homer.
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I got my patent, 7,707,794. Now I'm trying to write up a press release and have a glitch. I know that channel is strong two ways while pipe is strong all ways. Somewhere there's a formula or chart that shows equal weight channel is so many times stronger than pipe channel's strong way.
Come on engineers, give this never-got-high-school-diploma dude a hand.
What I'm wanting to compare is 1 1/4 schedule forty pipe and 2 X 4 inch 14 gauge C channel or purlin.
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Strength of pipe versus formed C channel
Check this out first
The portion of interest is the Structural Characteristics piece.
Modulus of Elasticity is a property of the material, and doesn't change with shape.
The Area Moment of Inertia (Second Moment of area) is what defines the properties of the shape. For standard steel shapes, it's usually listed in the steel handbook as I with units of in^4.
For some explanations of how it's calculated look at
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Second_moment_of_area .
Ignore all the math in the middle and scroll down to the portion for various cross sections.
Looking in my tables - 1.660" OD, 0.14" wall Round tube (1 1/4 shed 40) has an I value of 0.184 in^4
Calculating for 14 gauge (0.078") 2x4 C channel I get
Ix = 1.59 in^4 where X is the hard way.
Iy=.416 In^4
It's been a while since I did the math and I'm a bit rusty, so I could have made some mistakes - might want someone to check it over to be sure, but I think I have it right. I don't have my steel handbook at work, or I would have just looked it up to be sure.
I have the math on my scratch pad. I can scan and e-mail if you want it.
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Dumb it down for me please. This is one of those things that I know but don't if that makes any sense.
I'm attaching a couple of photos to show what I'm doing.
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firstname.lastname@example.com and once again, thank you very very much
Harv - sent you an E-Mail with more info.
Others - there is an error in the numbers above. 0.416 should read 0.270. As I keep telling the kids - check your work!!!
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He explained without using too many big words. I might not be able to do it but I understood what and how he did.
Thanks again. I had called the editor and told him to replace "many times" with "eight times". That sounds so much better.
What I have is a patent on structures like buildings and fences using my brackets and clips. I didn't know it five years ago when we started the patent process but my structure is the best one out there for the latest trend in security fencing. That is the use of expanded metal instead of chainlink or welded wire.
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This dressing is awesome!!! I had to go back & make more during dinner because it was soooo good! I did increase the molasses & decrease the vinegar some. Used bacon, onion & feta cheese with this dressing. Maybe next time I will get a hold of bleu cheese & pecans.
The flavor on this was wonderful, but there was too much dressing for the amount of salad. I would cut it down by half if I made it again.
Being one of my favorite salads in general, I am pleased to find this recipe taste very close to what I often order. I didnt follow the exact quantity for the dressing. I found myself using more molasses than recipe recommended. Maybe this was because I used dark powdered molasses. In the end, the salad looked smelled and tasted delicious.
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JVCC TEV-OV Tamper Evident Carton Sealing Tape is a premium, unique red or blue solid colored carton sealing tape. A hidden message, "OPENED VOID" for 2-inch wide rolls or "VOID" for 3-inch wide rolls, is deposited on the container if the tape is removed or tampered with. It is not suitable for recycled cartons and it must be on the box for at least 6 hours before removing in order to reveal the legend. It discourages tampering with and pilfering of the contents of the sealed carton. Used in applications where high security is critical: pharmaceuticals, chemical & medical equipment, crime evidence & independent labs, currency handlers, money bags, credit card/security bags, shipping and cargo handlers, transportation in food items; and products of high cost and/or high demand, such as electronics, clothing and sporting goods. Matted Polyester backing for high strength. Solvent based acrylic adhesive for all weather adhesion.
Offers the widest range of application flexibility available. Exhibits excellent processing performance whether manually or automatically applied. Has superior tensile strength, adhesion properties and holding force which ensures consistent, reliable seals. Hot melt adhesive will bond faster to a surface which is referred to as quick-grab or quick-stick. It typically has higher tack (will feel stickier to the touch), but is also softer. It has lower heat resistance, shear resistance, and sometimes UV resistance than an acrylic adhesive. NOTE: it is called hot melt because the adhesive is applied hot by the manufacturer and then hardens as it cools (you do not need to apply heat to the tape yourself).
Properties are similar to that of hot melt rubber, but natural rubber often holds where other adhesives won't (recycled fibers, dust, cold, heat and heavy loads). It provides good overall adhesion and moisture resistance.
Offer excellent performance, especially for applications in temperatures less than 40°F and greater then 120°F. It provides excellent clarity, has high shear strength, is usually more permanent/durable even when exposed to moisture, and it ages well over extended periods in fluorescent and sunlight. Since it remains clear for the life of the application and does not yellow over time it is ideal for applications such as sealing white cartons. While it has good initial adhesion it does take 24-48 hours to cure and to achieve its maximum bond strength (has gradual adhesion buildup). Another difference between hot melt rubber and acrylic adhesive is if you fold tape over making the two adhesive sides touch the acrylic adhesive will remain attached to the carrier (e.g. paper, film) while a hot melt adhesive will stick to itself and pull off of the carrier. It is the best choice for clarity, UV resistance and aging characteristics.
Is great for extreme temperature applications since silicone adhesive can work in continuous operating temperatures from -100°F to 500°F. They also exhibit good chemical resistance, retain electrical properties, and remove cleanly with little or no residue.
Zinc oxide based adhesive formula is a skin-friendly adhesive which is commonly used on sports medicine tapes.
Examples: 1/16 inch = 62.5 mils; 1/32 inch = 31.25 mils
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Overview:This 3.2GHz Intel Xeon processor upgrade features an 800MHz front side bus and a 1MB L2 cache. It's compatible with the IBM xSeries servers. The 800MHz front-side bus speed increases system throughput by as much as 50% compared to legacy products and the 1MB L2 cache support provides the scalability to meet the changing needs of e-Business applications. Intel EM64T software readiness delivers greater application flexibility with support for increased 64-bit memory addressability. PCI Express improves expanded bandwidth for storage and high-speed networking applications. DDR2 memory supports large memory sizes (up to 16GB) to enhance server overall performance particularly in memory intensive applications.
Specifications: CategorySub-CategoryGenerationPart Number13N0683Products ID141626Product TypeProcessor UpgradeProcessor TypeXeonClock Speed3.2 GHzL2 Cache Size1024 KB