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In Google Analytics i can see that people have reach my website after search on a specific keyword. How can i check the results page number where my website appears.
There are lots of tools available for this. Free Monitor For Google is very basic and doesn't have a lot of the fluff others have so if you like simple it's worth checking out.
Google Webmaster Tools provides this functionality (along with the ability to see how you rank at localized Google domains, in image search, et cetera) with an approximate SERP rank as well as a percentage-based change in rank indicator for the timeframe you specify within the last 30 days.
Log in and go to "Your site on the web" > "Search queries" - the data you're looking for will be under the "Avg. position" and "Change" columns.
Edit: Given that you are looking for an exact keyword, I should qualify that recommendation - you may need to switch from "Queries with more than 10 impressions and clicks" to "All queries" (and then search the text on the page) to get the data you're looking for unless Google is automatically hiding data for the keyword (as will happen if you have thousands of keywords with clicks and impressions).
Note that the tables generated with Google Webmaster Tools can be exported in a variety of formats to aid in tracking your optimization efforts.
SEOmoz's Rank Tracker is useful for some basic reporting. You can check up to 5 searches each day on the free account.
Check out SEscout - SERP tracker. It provides hourly updates, reporting features, notifications and a lot more. My favorite SERP tracker thus far. The free account allows for 10 keywords at no cost.
Advanced Web Rank looks like a really good alternative. I tried it out before. Not as easy to use what we used before (Web Position Gold) but much cheaper. It is missing the Page Critic which I really liked in WPG. There's a review of AWR on SEObook.
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I want to schedule a task to run on a regular basis and have heard that Cron is the way to do this.
How do I add Cron jobs in Ubuntu?
I want to schedule a task to run on a regular basis and have heard that Cron is the way to do this.
How do I add Cron jobs in Ubuntu?
Put a shell script in one of these folders:
If these are not enough for you you can add more specific tasks eg. twice a month or every 5 minutes or... go to the terminal and type:
this will open your personal crontab (cron configuration file), the first line in that file explains it all (don't you think)! In every line you can define one command to run, and the format is quite simple when you get the hang of it. So the structure is:
For all the numbers you can use lists eg,
You can also use intervals, they are defined like this:
or every 15 minutes
Note that the day-of-week goes from 0-6 where 0 is sunday.
You can read more here.
If the job you want to run can be run with the same privileges as your user I recommend using a user crontab which you can edit by running
If you want to run something every 10 minutes, for example, you add a line like this
and save the file.
You can see the contents of the user crontab with
The most flexible way is to use the system crontab which you can edit by running
Then if you want to run something every 10 minutes as root, for example, you add a line like this
and save the file.(notice the addition of the user to the line)
You can see the contents of the system crontab file with
More details at: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CronHowto
If you prefer to do it using a GUI, you can go to the Software Center and install Scheduled tasks (or run
Note that if you use this method, tasks by default will be executed as your own user, not as root. This is usually a good thing.
I recommend KDE's Task Scheduler (
It manages both personal and system Crontabs, and the ease of creating the time boundaries greatly surprised me (see the screenshot below). I think this part is really underrated.
KDE Task Scheduler will not work in regular Ubuntu. It works only in KDE Systems like KUbuntu. For non KDE system you will prefer to use gnome-schedule
The app is Scheduled tasks in the Dash.
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I'm currently running the stock Ubuntu 9.04 on a SheevaPlug (CPU is ARM926EJ-S rev 1 (v5l)), and have a couple of questions:
Which distributions are recommended for an upgrade, since newer releases of Ubuntu won't run on that CPU? It looks like most people go for Debian: Is this the case, or should I check other distros?
After upgrading the device, I'd like to run Freeswitch: If you use that application, does it run well on the Sheevaplug? If that's the case, any tip on compiling/installing/running Freeswitch is appreciated
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Before I go ahead and try to cross-compile a "Hello, world!", I notice there are two cross-compilers available:
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I am running Freeswitch on a Guruplug using the latest debian.
As you say Ubuntu no longer support that version of the ARM processor but Debian still does
As for compiling I did it on the plug directly (I am booting from an 8Gig USB so space is not an issue)
It does take some time but since I am not smart enough to work out all these cross compiling thingy it has to do for me
For compiling I simply followed the Freeswithc wiki to install it for a Debian.
Freeswitch runs really well on my guruplug and I am sure it will run as well on your sheevaplug.
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This is my first post on this forum though not particularly new to Sheevaplugs etc.
I also am running Freeswitch on a Sheevaplug for my home PBX. I origonally compiled version 1.0.4 but I think I am now running 1.0.8. I am using Debian Wheezy with a kernel 3.0.3. I natively compiled with the latest gcc available at the time. The setup has been reliable apart from the sheevaplug PSU failure. I am registered with two SIP providers but my ADSL broadband bandwidth is not good enough to give high quality speech (a rural area). There are 5 SIP phones, a PAP2T, a D-Link VTA box origonlly locked to Vonage but now unlocked to work with the 'plug PBX, an SPA3102 for PSTN access. I have 5 SIP phones attached. At present, I am using SIP protocols so speech uses the Sheevaplug rather than RTP for direct phone to phone connections. As there is only two users here at home, the number of calls is not a problem at present.
initially i did have a compilation error which was due to C type casting that I think was in module 'sofia_mod.c' though it is quite a while since I compiled so I can't be 100% sure.
I would certainly recommend the freeswitch book which is plugged on the freeswitch site. I have made some comments on the NewIT site about Freeswitch also.
There are many bells and whistles I hope to implement though time is a problem! I have recently been exploring the FusionPBX GUI for Freeswitch though my previous experience with FusionPBX wiped out my Freeswitch configuration which I had to regenerate from scratch. I now back up the config before meddling with freeswitch.
I have the feeling there is a Freeswitch repository at 'dotweb.org' but I havn't yet investigated. In any case, that may be for Intel hardware. The FusionPBX site has some installation scripts for both Freeswitch and FusionPBX but they are quite complex and I have not tried anything yet. I need to try these out on a non-live sheevaplug.
Have fun anyway.
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I also am running Freeswitch on a Sheevaplug for my home PBX. I origonally compiled version 1.0.4 but I think I am now running 1.0.8. I am using Debian Wheezy with a kernel 3.0.3. I natively compiled with the latest gcc available at the time.
Thanks guys for the feedback. I'll order the book on Freeswitch.
I'd rather cross-compile the distro (Debian, I guess) + Freeswitch on an x86 running Ubuntu 11.04. Is there a tutorial on setting things up?
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I am currently working on FusionPBX as a GUI front end to Freeswitch configuration.
I would not recommend using the FusionPBX/Freeswitch installation shell file 'install_fusionpbx.sh' as indicated in the wiki as it makes quite a lot of assumptions. However looking at the script does help set up things. I am using mysql so I was initially having problems because I had not installed php5-mysql.
Converting from hand crafted .xml configuration files to mysql database is not straightforward. Esentially, FusionPBX sets up the mysql database with default values and that WILL clobber freeswitch's .xml configuration files, so be sure to take an up to date copy of your /usr/local/freeswitch/conf directory. It will be needed to examine your working variables and writing them into the database. I also use Webmin to manually change the mysql Fusionpbx database tables where that is more appropriate.
A very tedious procedure but when done, FusionPBX will make Freeswitch easier to manage and it is a great pity there is not a simple way to provide custom data into the fusionpbx database.
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I'm considering making permanent labels for my bottles. I've had a friend create a label design with a blank banner in the center. My idea is to have the design printed on vinyl stickers and then use a Sharpie or some other marker to label the specific beer that's bottled. In theory I should be able to clean the ink off with denatured alcohol (or similar) when I go to bottle a new batch. Has anyone else tried something like this, or perhaps a different method? Any recommendations on permanent/reusable bottle labels?
I once saw someone use blackboard paint on their bottle so that they could use chalk on their bottle. Pretty clever!
If money were no object, you go have your design laser etched into your bottles with a blank spot where you could affix a temporary paper label that would hold the name of the specific beer. Or maybe a less expensive acid etching. You'd want to do the etching prior to filling the bottles.
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I don't think you'd want to use stickers, as moisture would likely ruin the adhesive. Perhaps some vinyl cling material (think decorative window clings) would work well.
Another possibility is to use (if you can find them) an opaque, light-colored bottle that you could write directly on. Frosted glass can be written on with a pencil just like paper, though I don't think it'd show up well on a brown bottle.
A really good method for doing permanent labels is making "fired-ons". Enamel paint can be permanently attached to glass when baked.
I made a stencil and used white spray paint (because that't the only enamel paint I had on hand). Put them on a tray and put them in the oven. AFTER they're in the oven, set it to 325 and leave them in there for at least 30 minutes. After 30 minutes, turn it off and leave the bottles in there. The important thing here is to not expose the glass to extreme temperature changes, so don't open the oven and leave the bottles in there for another hour (or two if your oven holds heat well).
I wrote on them with a sharipe. The sharpie left a shadow when removed with 70% isopropyl alcohol. I'm not sure why, but I think it would work better if you used enamel house paint, let the paint dry before kilning, and use higher strength alcohol to remove the sharpie.


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Happy birthday to you, happy birthday to you, happy birthday dear Effie, happy birthday to you. And many more. In this case, the benefit of the written word over hearing our singing is obvious. The staff of CCT doesn't consist of American Idol luminaries.
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Unlike previous years' coverage of the event, most of the photos will focus on the tasty trucks as opposed to folks hoisting trophies at the awards ceremony. We think you'll prefer this approach.
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Though the giveaway '56 F-100 No Limit Engineering is building wasn't quite done, it was a huge hit with every Ford enthusiast. Chris Seaton of Newnan, Georgia, won the pickup on Saturday night. Country music fans may know that Alan Jackson's hometown is also Newnan, Georgia, right outside Atlanta.The Crowders, Jim and Judy, of Wood River, Illinois, own a splendid '61 Ford Unibody. They belong to the Music City F-100 club. We'll bet that Ford truck's powerplant produces music for many gearhead ears.On the placard detailing the '39 Ford 4X4 pickup's scoop, Rick Glass of Ortonville, Michigan, calls it his daily driver. With today's fuel costs? The truck features a 5.0-liter EFI Ford crate engine, C4 trans/transfer case T-type, a Dana 44 front axle with a Ford 9-inch in the rear, a leather interior, and DuPont Chroma Base Tri-Stage paint. Could the '39 give those Broncos a run for their money? Hmmmm?The attractive young lady sitting right in front of the screaming yellow '56 Ford F-100 is Lisa Mio, the wife of the truck's builder, Richard Mio. They trailered the '56, a first-time project for Richard, all the way from their home in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. We'll share more later.There's a purple '48 F-1 that prowls the streets of Palmyra, Indiana. Richard Smith is the proud owner.
Readers likely remember Joe Henke's flathead Ford V-8-powered '50 F-1. His pickup made for a well-received feature article in 2005. Several enthusiasts contacted CCT and Joe with questions.The invited marque at the 28th Annual F-100 Supernationals and Ford Family Reunion was the Ford Bronco, introduced in 1966. The six gentlemen beside their rough and ready Broncos all reside in the big state of Texas. Yee haw! Oh, the '66 Bronco celebrated its 40th birthday at the '06 F-100 Supernationals.In marked contrast to vintage custom show trucks that are often as down low and polished clean as humanly possible, Gordon Bailie's Bronco exemplifies what many off-road fans like best--a sky-high stance, mud on all the exposed bits, and a badass demeanor. Gordon lives in Sapulpa, Oklahoma.In the late '60s and early '70s, Baja Broncos dominated off-road racing, earning countless victories in the sand, mud, rain, snow, mountains and whatever else Mother Nature and the man upstairs could throw at them. Clay and Kathy Redmon of Jackson, Tennessee, own an impeccably clean '71 Baja Bronco with a patriotic paint job.Earning a Top 50 pick in the '53-56 Pickups Custom category was Marty Savko of Columbus for his '54 F-100. Congratulations, Marty!When the skies weren't threatening imminent rain, Dan Elam of Oregonia, Ohio, displayed his Bronco sans top. As you know, we're all in favor of topless transportation!
Not all the F-100s came from '53-56. Dave Osborn of Kalamazoo, Michigan, has a '67 that runs a Ford engine and is laying frame, something we rarely see with this vintage Ford truck. In the '67-72 Custom Top 15 segment, the pickup finished right in there. Way cool!Everyone remembers the Harley-Davidson-themed '56 F-100 Kevin and Susan Traylor of Greenville, Virginia, own. The '56 earned Truck of the Year at the 2004 F-100 Supernationals. Revisit CCT September '04 for the full story.Have you wondered why so many enthusiasts build vintage hotted trucks and paint 'em red? In living color, here's your answer. We, along with every spectator and participant, discovered why the Haessly's '56 F-100 is so special as soon as we saw it. Becki, Steve, Melissa, Alexandra and Kaitlin of Marrietta, Ohio, earned F-100 Truck of the Year in 2006. But you already knew that from reading the cover feature!Some prefer suede to high chroma, in other words, black satin finish as opposed to high gloss black, attained from using primer or black satin paint. Mike Bragg of Canton, Ohio, went the suede route with his '56 F-100. Wide whites on red steelies with beauty rings and caps fit the look perfectly.In the Truck of the Year '67-72, Glenn Krofchick of Newburn, North Carolina, has won five times with his '67 F-100. Read more about the 428ci-equipped beauty in the April '04 feature article.Prominent manufacturers of new hot rod hauler, street rod, restorod, and restored stock components were most conspicuous...
The lush green landscape of Wake Forest, North Carolina, is home for Steve Hill, his family, and the green '54 F-100 he and his family built. The pickup earned a Top 50 finish in the '53-56 Custom classification. Would you like to hear more? Stay tuned.There's much to be impressed with on John Maffucci's tungsten-hued '55 F-100. The BBS rims and a peak under the hood should clue you in that the '55 is all about performance. John and his girlfriend, Rita Ford, reside in Dawsonville, Georgia. The '55 was a Top 50 Custom honoree.Owned by Ken Callison of Tecumseh, Michigan, and ididit fame, his '65 Ford longbed should look familiar to you. The pickup graced the cover of CCT February '06.The ididit truck's engine and bay are every bit as scintillating as its subtly yet highly customized exterior. Read the feature article in February '06 for all the details.John and Hunter Lamar of Statesboro, Georgia, own the trendsetting '56 F-100 that repeated as a Top Four Finalist Truck of the Year in 2006......One of the many custom details is the pickup's protruding exhaust pipes and airbrushed flames. For the full scoop, please visit September '05's story. Congratulations, Lamars!Painted PPG Cabernet Red and Sand Mica, college student Doug Miller of Davidson, North Carolina, built his '66 F-100 with his dad, Doug Sr. Powered by a Ford engine, the well-made ride earned a Custom Top 25 in the '61-66 category.In the '53-56 Panel Deliveries Stock & Custom Top 15 category, Rusty Baldwin's delicious and freshly finished Mint Green and White '56 also had the chutzpah to earn a feature article. Watch for it, please?Earning a Top Four finish in the '53-56 F-100 Truck of the Year class, the most prestigious in the F-100 Supernationals, was Bobbi and Bob Dillon's '55 F-100. The Dillons brought the big trophy home to Blacksburg, Virginia. You'll hear more about their awesome Ford in an upcoming feature. Congratulations, B squared!
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- developmental and learning delays and acting silly or immature
- awkwardness, insecurity, or feeling "stupid" or "weird"
- trouble handling frustration, tendency to tantrum longer and more intensely than other children do, and more difficulty returning to a calm state
- problems transitioning from an alert, active state to a calm, rested state (for example, difficulty falling asleep or waking, or doing a quiet activity after being very active or vice versa)
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Formed to fit.
Since its inception, Assos has been the leading innovator in cycling apparel. Racking up patent after patent, while continually developing new textiles, Assos has never been content with new designs just for the sake of new graphics. That's why we're excited to introduce the new SS.Uno_s7 Jersey. The SS.Uno features textiles, patterns, and technologies that make it the best fitting jersey on the market. The SS.Uno jersey is a must for anyone looking for the best apparel that money can buy.
The Assos SS.Uno is constructed from four textiles, 15 patterns, and 12 components. The short sleeve jersey also features the new custom Assos fabric, Type.vX121, on the front and rear panels. Type .vX121 is designed for the SS.Uno. It's constructed from a two- surface, triple microfiber filament that forms a single-layer fabric with unique push/pull characteristics. The proprietary textile performs multiple roles at once; keeping you dry, cool, comfortable, and blocked from the wind. Type .vX121 is not only incredibly light, but it dries 34% faster than the previous generation Assos Plasma fabric.
Building off of the legendary mod.Uni jersey, the SS.Uno reflects years of constant evolution towards the goal of the perfect jersey. Features like the ultra-thin spandex shoulder panels are shared today with the SS.Uno; only Assos has now perfected the fit. The SS.Uno features a pre-shaped anatomical fit that "clicks-on" once zipped. To allow free movement, Assos has tailored the short sleeve jersey to move with your body through any cycling position.
Thanks to the limited stretch of the back panel, no stabilizer panel is needed on the rear of the jersey. The SS.Uno has three rear pockets, with a fourth zip side pocket for MP3 players. The entire jersey has a permanent antibacterial treatment to protect against material degradation from sweat. The jersey also offers UV 50+ protection, and has reflective edges on the rear pockets.
The Assos SS.Uno_s7 Jersey is available in six sizes from Small to TIR and in the colors Black Volkanga, Blue Calypso, Red Swiss, White Panther, and Yellow Volt.
Tech Specs
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Size chart
|Leg & Knee Warmers
|4ft 11in - 5ft 2in
(150 - 159cm)
|5ft 3in - 5ft 6in
(160 - 169cm)
|5ft 7in - 5ft 10in
(170 - 179cm)
|5ft 11in - 6ft 1in
(180 - 185cm)
|6ft 1in - 6ft 3in
(186 - 190cm)
|6ft 3in - 6ft 5in+
(191 - 195cm+)
|XLG but wider
|Arm Warmers
|46.5+ in
- How to Measure:
- For best results, take measurements over your underwear.
- Chest:
- Measure around the widest part of your chest.
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At 5'10" and 145lbs . . . Medium?
Yes, a size M. And be happy you got one at $90! It should fit perfect (snug). If not, you have 30 days...
I haven't completely drunk the Assos kool-aide. The pricing is sometimes absurd -even insulting (campionissimo bibshorts). The marketing often over the top. And some pieces in the collection don't quite achieve the high standard of the sublime bib shorts/tights, jackets, and jerseys (e.g., the gloves).
No one in cycling designs and manufactures cycling clothing quite like Assos. The sophistication of the textiles (especially) and the construction is way beyond what anyone else is doing.
The Assos SS.Uno_s7 jersey features: Amazing textiles. Amazing contoured fit. And fantastic looks. It is a great warm weather jersey. And a great value (for Assos) at this price!!
Fit: Like all Assos tops (except Mille), this jersey is designed and tailored for fit/athletic riders. It is meant to fit snug for proper aerodynamics and no drag.
Sizing: True to size (but form-fit).
I'm 5'10 and 185. The size L fit me perfect in the length, front & back. A little snug in the abdomen ( because I need to lose 20) and because it is meant to be (aerodynamics). At my height and weight, I'm in between a L and XL here. Time to ride the bike more. ;-)
Note for TALL guys -- this is NOT a tall
- Familiarity: I returned this product before using it
I am 6'8", 200 lb. When you filter men's short sleeve jerseys on "tall" sizes, Assos comes up. So I purchased both the XL and XLG sizes. Both were a full inch (or more) shorter than the Pearl Izumi Elite LTD Climbers Jersey. FWIW, the XL fit well in the body; XLG was a bit large
The photos show an S5 Jersey, but it is advertised as an S7. Which is correct?
I I just bought two of these, they're s7. The graphic in the back does look like s5.uno but it's actually sS.uno.
Very Nice Jersey
I'm 5' 8 3/4" and 143 lbs. Medium fits great. Great price, too.
Excellent jersey
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
Just a tip on sizing - I am 5'8'' and 165lb muscular build. Large fits like a second skin, and its length is perfect as well.
Typical Assos - Great
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
I can confirm all the positives that others have said...so I will not repeat them.
I will provide additional info on sizing. I am 6'2" and 165 lbs. Typical skinny armed/shoulder/chest cyclist build. I wear Assos XL bib shorts and the fits perfect. I wear an XL in Castelli jerseys. The first Assos jersey I tried was an XL. It was too baggy all the way around (I like jerseys to be form fitting). Not 'bad' baggy but it would have certainly fluttered in the wind. Exchanged it for a Large. The large fit much better. I was a little concerned about the front being too short but in typical Assos vernacular, once I was on the bike it was just right. The back had plenty of length.
Like others I carry things in my pockets - extra clothes, food, water bottles, etc. The pockets are nice a deep as well as hold things securely due to whatever fabric magic they have going on.
It is a pricey piece of clothing. But the few other Assos pieces I have last for years without breaking down allowing you to spread the cost over years. Though I will say that I do not plan on wearing this jersey when mountain biking. North East trails have branches/bushes/etc that like to snag and rip clothing.
Better in action than I thought
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
I am not the shape of the normal cyclist or triathlete and I carry a great deal in my pockets. Most jersey's that fit in the chest and shoulders are sliding around my waist so bad that I can't find my pockets. I had some concern before I rode that this was going to be the case, but was pleseantly surprised to find that it moved very little. I have to carry diabetic supplies and a bunch of gels in case of emergency, the grippers on the inside of the jersey, kept everything in place and I did not have to suffer with too tight up top to get it!
Is the fit for this similar to castelli? I wear a xl for castelli and my chest measures 40inches.
Your height and weight would help me answer your question best. But based on the info you provided buy the large in this Assos jersey.
Excellent performance jersey
Since receiving this jersey I have used it on two rides: A 2 hour hill workout and a longer 4 hour tempo ride. Both rides were in approximately 80-83*F weather, and sunny. As a basis for comparison, I have an SS.13 jersey that I have been using for the past 3 or 4 years. I am 5'9" 167lbs, and I wear a Large in both jerseys.
Fit: The Uno does not provide as much compression as the SS.13 but still features a fairly tight race fit. This is certainly not a "club fit" jersey. It hugs your body snugly, and Assos' signature AEPD cut pulls at you when standing, but really snaps into place in the riding position. The fit truly clicks in when in the drops. The sleeve length is neither too long nor too short, and comfortably grips your arms without being overly snug. The close fit also prevents the jersey from flapping around when descending.
Material: The primary fabric of the jersey is highly breathable and has excellent moisture wicking properties, though is not quite as luxurious feeling as that of the SS.13. Compared to the SS.13, it leaves a little to be desired in terms of heat dissipation, but is not far off. The mesh panels on the underarms are a welcome addition and help to keep things dry. The the less elastic back panel is only slightly less stable than the back panel of the SS.13 which has the inelastic strip in the middle. All this means is that you have to be a bit more judicious with the way you pack your pockets.
Storage: The pockets (including the zippered pocket) on this jersey are fairly large (larger than the SS.13 pockets), making it ideal for long days in the saddle where you may need to hold more food, or an extra layer. The size of the pockets mean that the opening is a little higher, and can be slightly difficult to reach into when at speed but not in a serious way.
Overall, this is a great jersey for training rides of any length in warm to hot weather. For racing, the SS.13 is still the winner for me, but not by a tremendous margin.


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The Big Green came close to perfection at their competition on Sunday at the University of Vermont. The team amassed a stunning 46 points, besting their long-time fierce competitors the University of New Hampshire by five points.
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I have a couple steps in a declarative workflow that each collect data from users. I need each collection task to be completed before the next step kicks off. Is this possible. Also, the workflow is started by the user in this instance, not by item created or changed.
Yes, you can have workflows call other workflows in SP Designer. You can have it so that a user can fire a workflow, and those workflows call other workflows when a task is complete.
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I'll be at Intervention7 this September!
We STILL seem to have a RANDOM ARCHIVE GLITCH where clicking on the next comic will take you to the next comic page, but oddly display a comic from a totally different date. Hitting Refresh sometimes helps.
Comic for Monday 08/29/11
To all USPS employee sluggites: I love you! Just sayin'.
Comic for Tuesday 08/30/11
Thanks Hurricane Irene! I'm scheduled to get power back on September 4th. :(


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Who gets a piece of the half-million-dollar reward for the capture of the Washington-area sniper suspects may take awhile to decide, authorities said Tuesday.
Montgomery County Police Chief Charles Moose, who led the investigation into the sniper shootings last month, will head the team that decides who gets the reward.
Moose said Tuesday that officials are "very cognizant'' that the reward could create a situation where it appeared a witness was being paid for his testimony.
"Do not be upset if the process takes awhile, if it does not take place immediately,'' Moose said. "That's not going to happen. ... We want to be very careful.''
John Muhammad, 41, and John Lee Malvo, 17, are charged with murder in Maryland and Virginia in attacks that left 10 people dead and three others critically wounded in the Washington, D.C., area. They are also charged with slayings in Alabama and Louisiana. They are currently awaiting trial in Virginia.
Montgomery County, Md., Executive Doug Duncan said the sniper task force is sorting through about 60,000 tips that were received during the search for the snipers.
"We don't have an easy answer to that (reward) question,'' Duncan said at a news conference.
Of the $580,244.77 that was raised, $500,000 will be given out as a reward. The remainder will be given to victims of the shooting and their families. The money was donated by more than 900 contributors.


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Does the close process need revamping given the growing number of community members with the close privilege?
I am inspired to ask this question because I saw a legitimate question close within 3 minutes because 5 people came along who couldn't understand the broken English in which the question was written. Looking at the user's previous questions it is obvious he has difficulty with English but is asking questions to the best of his ability. Initial comments kindly asked for clarifications, but 5 moderators closed the question in such an unreasonably short amount of time that the OP could not possibly have made edits or clarifications.


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If the Human Wave Attack wave tactic is in all the lights, a invitation to a carnage, why was it so largely used in battles in WWI? Weren't other tactical options available at the time that could have been used ?
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WWI was a pivotal time in military tactics due to the number of technological advances in warfare that had been relatively unused until that point in time. Machine guns had developed to a point that isn't much different from modern designs; field artillery had gotten a lot bigger, was capable of indirect fire, and had many different munition options; chemical weapons were available; airplanes were starting to become a valuable asset; and mainline infantry was now outfitted with very powerful and accurate repeating rifles. This combined to create a killing power that had previously been unimaginable.
Before this period massive charges were effective because it was possible to close on an enemy with a large force before the enemy could decimate it, allowing you to break their line and limit the effectiveness of their heavy weaponry. It was used so much, because that was the strategy taught to officers at the time, because that is what had historically worked for large armies. Other strategies had largely yet to be implemented, or were similarly useless against new technology.
There actually was a surprising amount of new strategies developed in WWI, some genius others less so. There was a lot of catch-up being played by officers on all sides to devise new strategies for the modern era.


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Herron Signs Three Kansas High School Seniors And Two From Nebraska
Posted: 3:52 PM Dec 3, 2012
Reporter: Washburn Sports Information (Posted by J.B. Bauersfeld)
Washburn head coach Chris Herron announced this week that five high school seniors have singed national letters of intent to attend Washburn and play volleyball next year for the Lady Blues.
The signing class includes two players from Topeka, one from the Kansas City area and two from Omaha. Two middle hitters, two outside hitters and a setter make up the class as Herron looks to replace his three graduating seniors.
The Lady Blues wrapped up their sixth straight 30-win season last week at 31-4. They finished second in the MIAA with a 15-2 record and advanced to their ninth straight NCAA tournament.
Natalie Bates • 5-7 • Setter • Overland Park, Kan. • Blue Valley West HS
Earned three letters in volleyball, sitting out her junior year with an ACL injury…earned 6A all-state and all-Eastern Kansas League honors her senior year…averaged 10.6 assists a set her senior year to lead the EKL…was a two-time AVCA/MaxPreps player of the week…holds the school record for serve percentage…her sophomore year she earned all-league in basketball and also played soccer…was a EKL scholar athlete her first two years and her volleyball team was state runner-up her freshman year.
Tatiana Schafer • 5-8 • Outside Hitter • Topeka, Kan. • Seaman HS
A four-year letterwinner…earned second team all-state and first team 5A all-state her junior year…was a two-time first team all-city and all-league player…earned second team all-league in basketball her sophomore year, as well as to the all-defensive team.
Sarah Vicory • 6-1 • Middle Hitter • Topeka, Kan. • Washburn Rural HS
Lettered in volleyball all four years…earned first team all-city and all-league her junior and senior years…her team won the state championship her freshman, junior and senior years…earned first team all-city her freshman year and then second team her sophomore year…was a finalist for the national high school freshman of the year award…played softball her first two years and earned second team all-city and all-league as a sophomore…earned first team Kaw Valley League all-academic her first three years and currently has a 3.98 GPA in her senior year.
Leanna Willer • 5-10 • Outside Hitter • Omaha, Neb. • Elkhorn HS
A four-year letterwinner in volleyball…earned all-state by the Lincoln Journal-Star her senior year…was all-state Class B her sophomore and junior years…broke her school records for career kills and kills in a season as a senior…was voted team MVP her final two years…competed on track team her first three years and placed fifth her junior year in the long jump and eighth as a sophomore…played basketball as a sophomore and junior…has carried a 4.0 GPA and is a member of the academic honor roll.
Makayla Maxwell • 6-1 • Middle Hitter • Omaha, Neb. • Millard North HS
A three-year letterwinner…earned all-class honorable mention her sophomore year and all-Metro third team her junior year…she led her team in kills and blocks as a senior and helped team to seventh-place state finish with a 27-14 record.
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I am in the midst of upgrading my Ubuntu distro from 10.4 to 12.4. Fearfully, it asked me for root password on MySQL when I was upgrading the distro.
I used to have databases on that server, would they be erased? If so, how could I get them back?
Your databases will remain untouched (though of course I can't be liable :) ).
The reason are are being asked for a password could be:
You should be in particular comfortable with this upgrade since this is from one LTS (Long Term Support) version to another. Not that I would expect database problems with other upgrades, but still, LTS versions are expected to be more "trusted".
Just to conclude, I am using Ubuntu. Usually installing MySQL from external binaries, but sometimes from package. I've never heard of a "data gone lost" problem due to an upgrade.


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I wonder if it's possible to merge video files using the
cat command? I mean will the resultant file play seamlessly?
I wonder if it's possible to merge video files using the
Yes, it is possible. But not all formats support it.
When converting to RAW formats you also have a high chance that the files can be concatenated.
But using
there are two kinds of media files
the main difference is how the two file-formats embed meta-information. with non-streamable formats, the meta-informationc ("header") is stored at a specific position in the file, usually at the beginning, sometimes at the end. you cannot simply concatenate such files, as the meta-information from one of the files file will be in a non-standard location and thus be ignored.
otoh, streamable formats need to be able to handle listeners that will start playing the file "somewhere in the middle". therefore these formats keep re-sending the meta-information and even allow updating it within the file/stream. these formats can be simply concatenated.
No, it is not possible, because every video file has a header. To merge videos you need to use a tool (like for example ffmpeg or mencoder).
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New Bark Town
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New Bark Town is a small town located in Johto. It is where the player starts off in the Generation II games and their remakes and obtains their starter Pokémon from Professor Elm.
- Chikorita, Lv. 5 Professor Elm's lab
- Cyndaquil, Lv. 5 Professor Elm's lab
- Totodile, Lv. 5 Professor Elm's lab
The population of New Bark Town is about 150. This makes it the most populated place in the Johto region.
Name Origin
The name "New Bark Town" is derived from the fact that it is the starting point for the player, as well as a reference to the fact that all the towns of Johto are named after plants.
Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver versions.
The Beginning
After choosing your name and talking to Prof. Oak, you will arrive at your house in New Bark Town. Head downstairs and greet your mother. Your mother will talk about four options - Bag, Your Name (the gym badges), Save and Options.
After you head out, a small Marill will bump into you, apparently looking for its owner. You will see Lyra (if you choose Ethan) or Ethan (if you choose Lyra) coming out of Professor Elm's home/lab and Marill happily run into her, and they'll go away.
- New Bark Town is the starting city in Generations II and IV (Remake Series)
- Professor Elm's laboratory is located here, upstairs being his house, which only appears in HeartGold and SoulSilver.
- It is the only starting town that doesn't connect to a route in the north.
- It is the only starting town that must be passed through on the way to the Pokémon League. (In Kanto, players can fly back to Viridian City and avoid Route 21 and Pallet Town.)
- It is the only starting town that doesn't connect to a route ending in 1.
- In Generation IV, there's a small slip up as your character has a Nintendo Wii, although it should have been a Nintendo 64.


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Ok, so I am making a first person shooter game and I am currently working on movement that looks and feels good. I want to incorporate acceleration based movement for the player so that he has to accelerate to max speed and decelerate to minimum speed. Acceleration will happen when you have the key pressed and deceleration will happen when you let go of that key. The problem is that there are some instances where you switch from moving forward to moving backward where no deceleration is needed because you could potentially be moving at double speed in the reverse if you did. Does anyone have a good implementation of how to accomplish acceleration based movement that works well?
There's something weird about your concept of the issue since you say, "could potentially be moving at double speed in the reverse." This should not be the case with an acceleration-based solution.
You will have a
If the player reverses direction, you add negative acceleration. If they are moving forward at full speed and reverse direction, it will take them twice as long to get to "full speed reverse" than it does from standing still.
If the player releases all buttons, you add acceleration towards zero. He will slow down until he stops.
An implementation:
Another thing you'll probably want to do is make the player accelerate much more quickly toward zero than he accelerates beyond zero, otherwise your character will feel unresponsive.
If you use something like this for forward/backward, and another variable for left/right, you'll have to limit the combined speed (bust out your geometry), otherwise your character will move diagonally-forward faster than he moves only-forward.


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Let $H$ be a subgroup of $G$, and let $K = \{x \in G: xax^{-1} \in H \iff a \in H\}$.
Does this mean that $K$ is all of $G$? The statement seems to say nothing about $x$ itself. If there is no $a \in H$ that $x$ conjugates, then the antecedent is false so that statement is trivially true.


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A representative in Oregon has recently introduced a bill that would prohibit children under the age of six from riding in bicycle trailers. While it is far too early to tell whether this bill will pass, and what the final law would look like if it did, I am curious what alternatives to bike trailers people can recommend. I don't have kids myself, but I grew up riding around in a bike trailer, and know people who do have children and use trailers like these. I am particularly interested in suggestions for families with multiple young children, since one reason my family loved bike trailers was because it could easily fit two of us at once. If this law were to pass, what alternatives would be available?
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Followed some links from your links and found the actual text of the law, which summarizes the law as:
Elsewhere in Oregon law, a bicycle is defined as:
So a unicycle, bicycle and tricycle are all covered by the proposed law. There's also a wheel-size provision in the definition, which makes me suspect that too small of wheels or 4 of them puts you in a category like skateboards that probably aren't allowed on the road.
So I think you simply have no solution if that law passes as written. Everything I've ever seen for using a bicycle to transport a child constitutes "on bicycle" or "in trailer". Even if you devised some clever sidecar or push-cart mechanism to get around the letter of the law, I doubt that would work.
But just in case it's useful, there was an earlier question along these lines that I think covers all the answers you could be looking for: Recommendations for Transporting Twins On The Front of a Bike
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One of the best reference articles on the topic of children and bicycles is Family Biking Ages and Stages from the Totcycle.com blog.
A bakfiets is great for the youngest rides because a the child rides in front of you, so you can make eye-contact. A rear-facing carseat can be strapped in, and the center of gravity is down low, and the baby is further protected by a wooden box as well.
I took my 3 month old soon for his first bike ride in our bakfiets today.
I've been pretty happy with a connector piece between my bike and a small kid's bike. I even did two cycling holidays with it. The brand I used was "follow me" which made for a particularly solid connection.
Some pictures (spiced up with unreadable Dutch text): http://reinout.vanrees.org/ligfiets/follow-me.html


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I am puzzled why we always see the same side of the Moon even though it is rotating around its own axis apart from revolving around the earth. Shouldn't this only be possible if the Moon is not rotating?
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I am puzzled why we always see the same side of the Moon even though it is rotating around its own axis apart from revolving around the earth. Shouldn't this only be possible if the Moon is not rotating?
marked as duplicate by Waffle's Crazy Peanut, Qmechanic♦ Aug 9 '13 at 21:33
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When we say that the Moon rotates, we don't mean relative to an observer on Earth, because we're also rotating. Maybe best is to think of it from the perspective of the Sun. If you were at the centre of the solar system, looking at the Earth, you'd see the Moon rotates once every 28 days or so. That also happens to be the amount of time it takes for the Moon to go all the way around the Earth, and that combination is why, on Earth, we always see the same side. Note that I don't mean an observer on the surface of the Sun, because that's rotating too! I just mean an observer who's situated at the centre of the Sun (and can see through it).
Defining rotation generally depends on to whom its relative. How long does it take for the Earth to show the same face to an observer on Mars? I doubt it's 365 days! But it also isn't useful. What really counts is going around the Sun.
To go a bit further, you might also wonder why the Moon always shows us the same face. It isn't just a co-incidence! It's because of tidal locking. Basically, the Moon is sufficiently big and close to the Earth, so that the Earth pulls on the near side more strongly than the far side. The details are a bit long to reproduce here, but the result is that one side of the Moon always faces us. (Only approximately. The Moon still wobbles a bit, so we end up able to see about 58% of its surface from here: see libration.)
The Moon takes 27 d 7 h 43 min to revolve around the Earth, considering the turning with respect to background stars (sidereal revolution), but 29 d 12 h 44 min when seen from the Sun (synodic) and this is because in this period the Earth has revolved around the Sun (view month).
This latest revolution period is governing Moon phases, eclipses and lunisolar tides. Since the Moon takes the same time to circle in on itself around the Earth, it always presents the same face. This is because the Earth, due to an effect called the gravitational gradient, has slowed the Moon completely.
We always see the same side of the Moon because its rotation period is the same as that of its orbit around the Earth. This is due to a phenomenon which is called Tidal Locking and is actual very frequent for orbiting bodies.
The gravitational interaction between the parent planet and a moon ends up dissipating enough energy that it slows the moon rotation until it presents always the same side. It's a very common occurrence even in the Solar Sytem: Pluto and its moon Charon are tidally locked together (both of them!) and most moons of the Gas Giants (Saturn, Jupiter, Uranus, Neptune) are also tidally locked to their parent planet.
Cf Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tidal_locking
My hypothesis was apparently wrong, probably due to rotation of Earth.
I believe that the answer might be due to one side of the moon being denser (heavier). An example is if you take a ball and add a heavy weight to one spot on the ball, the heavier spot on the ball will always rotate to the bottom towards the strongest gravity. Same situation on the moon if one side is denser, then that side will always face us due to the gravitational pull of the earth. If the moon was rotating faster at one time, it would eventually slow down and face the earth just as a ball would eventually stop rolling around when released and stop with the heavy side facing down towards gravity. One of the latest theories is that the earth was struck by a large body and the moon was generated from that debris. It would have been possible to end up with heavier (more mass) on one side of the moon. There was a report recently that in fact stated that the mineral composition of the back side of the moon was different from the front side of the moon which would fit my proposition. I believe that the same situation may apply to mercury also since the same side always faces the sun. I believe that it is too much of a coincidence that the moon just happens to rotate at the correct speed and the unequal mass distribution provides a very plausible answer.
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To keep the city�s sewer system from going to waste, Durango is proposing to double its base monthly residential sewer rate to $15.64.
The fee increase would pay for $2 million worth of overdue maintenance, officials said. The alternative to modernizing the 27-year-old plant is replacing it with a brand new facility, which would cost more than $50 million.
�Once we�ve fixed everything, this basically will be a new plant, at a fraction of the cost (of replacing it),� Utilities Director Steve Salka said on a recent tour of the facility at the edge of Santa Rita Park that dates back to 1985.
Without preventive maintenance, sewer conditions will deteriorate and the likelihood of environmental disasters will increase, officials said. The city would rather pay for upkeep than pay the fines for sewage spills.
�If we leave our rates the way they are, we�ll never be able to do (preventive maintenance),� Salka said. �We�ll never keep up with the failure.�
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The city�s sewer system receives on average about 2 million gallons of sewage a day, which also includes tankers bringing in sewage from septic tanks and the fats and grease from restaurants.
�If we lose power, we can�t control that sewage. It�s going to overflow into the river,� Salka said.
Because the sewage is mostly pulled along by gravity and the city can�t tell people to stop going to the bathroom, �There�s no magic valve to shut it off,� said John Sandhaus, the superintendent of the wastewater treatment plant.
�You flush a toilet, it�s coming to us,� Salka said.
The city has made contingency plans �to stay ahead of a potential problem,� Salka said.
The indoor swimming pool at the DoubleTree Hotel, for example, is the emergency receptacle for any overflow from a nearby lift station.
The city recently converted an obsolete pit at the treatment plant to collect any excess sewage. Because of its collection capacity, it would provide the city with six hours to respond to a crisis.
Salka also salvaged a generator from the city�s �boneyard� to maintain a decontamination system that treats water before it is dumped back into the river.
Salka has been cross-training a team of seven workers to respond to breakdowns in the system. They are tested once a week or more with surprise drills, such as an alert that a lift station has lost power.
Workers must drop what they�re doing and converge on the lift station with a portable generator and a pump and vacuum to suck up any spills or drain the lift station�s well.
During a recent drill, the city team got the portable generator to a lift station and restored power within 25 minutes, but they hustled.
�Thanks for the heart attack,� team superintendent Joe Coleman told Salka.
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With the additional funding, Salka�s priority would be to replace and provide permanent backup power to the city�s aging lift stations. The system needs more pipes for the sake of redundancy.
Salka also wants to take advantage of new technology, such as a monitoring system to remotely control pumps and set off alarms in case of failure.
The blowers that control the temperature in the sludge pits are �1950s technology. They suck energy like there is no tomorrow,� he said. �There�s new technology where they operate on a fraction of the amount of electricity. We have to start phasing them out and get them replaced.�
Salka also wants to increase the plant�s capacity for recycling methane gas as a fuel source.
He would also like to cover open-air tanks to minimize the growth of algae and the stench of unpleasant odors. There was a stink recently when the enclosed digester had to be cleaned.
The digester is the last receptacle in the treatment process in which the sludge is converted into relatively safe bio-solid, which looks like �thin chocolate pudding,� Sandhaus said.
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The city would like the capacity to dry the bio-solid into dirt, which could be sold commercially, given away to the general public as garden fertilizer, or taken to the landfill.
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Because of a leaky roof, Sandhaus works under a tarp in his office.
There is no air conditioning in the lab, which should be climate controlled. Nor are there any showers or locker room for the staff.
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I tried communicationally, but the Free Dictionary doesn't find it to be a word.
What I am trying to express is that someone is communicationally challenged, basically meaning they can't communicate very well.
I tried communicationally, but the Free Dictionary doesn't find it to be a word.
What I am trying to express is that someone is communicationally challenged, basically meaning they can't communicate very well.
Just because a term does not appear in this or that dictionary does not make it "not a word". For one thing, the "Free Dictionary" falls short of being an accepted standard in the English language.
But for another, productive affixes like un- and -ly can be applied to virtually any word from the target class to produce a perfectly viable new word. So even if you were using a little dictionary that happened to be missing an headword for something like unceremoniously, no one would ever question it if you used it.
So with your particular case of
you certainly you could do so. However, whether you should be creating such septasyllabic monsters is something else again; you might well want to use a longer phrase here instead.
You could just say they don't communicate well, or that they're poor communicators. All those, and many others, seem an improvement over the ponderous communicationally challenged.
The most recent citation for communicationally
…in my copy of the OED is in the context of communicationally challenged:
This is probably no coincidence, since it is a snug fit with the snowclone pattern:
Depending on the context, though, you may also have the choice of using the word communicatively:
Notice that there is quite a bit of overlap in the definitions of the two words, and this form is 16 times more common than communicationally in the COCA. Ngrams shows a similar disparity:
The Wiktionary has an entry for communicationally.
But if you want another word, incommunicable means "who does not communicate freely".
The post was tagged "adverbs", but "communicationally challenged" as a whole is an adjective, and "incommunicable" is an adjective.
There is an entry for communicationally in the Oxford English Dictionary with the definition 'as regards communication; in respect of communications.'


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Sixth-Seeded Trojans Stun No. 3 Seed Lincoln Memorial in Overtime, 71-64
March 5, 2014
HARROGATE, Tenn. – Led by the junior trio of Sierra Simpson, Lesley Woods and Jasmine Franklin, sixth-seeded Anderson University women's basketball upset No. 3 seed Lincoln Memorial and advanced to the semifinals of the 2014 Food Lion South Atlantic Conference Tournament with a 71-64 overtime victory, Wednesday evening at Tex Turner Arena.
The win places the Trojans into the semifinals of the annual postseason tournament for the second-straight season, after winning the conference tournament a season ago. AU has now won four-straight conference tournament games, moving to 16-13 on the season. Lincoln Memorial, which entered the quarterfinals as the No. 9 team in the latest Southeast Region poll released on Wednesday, likely ends its season with a 16-11 record.
Simpson eclipsed the 20-point mark for the first time in her career, scoring 20 points with seven rebounds in a career-high 43 minutes of action. The 5-foot-6 guard was 6-of-11 from the field, including a perfect 8-for-8 performance from the free throw line, while posting five assists. Woods buried four 3-pointers en route to 14 points with five assists and five rebounds. Franklin, who came off the bench in the first period, dropped in 13 points.
The Trojans won the battle of the boards, 43-33, as SAC All-Freshman honoree Alexis Dillard grabbed a game-high nine rebounds with seven coming on the defensive side. Lincoln Memorial, which led the SAC in total rebounds in conference contests this season, finished the game well below its league average of 43.7.
"I'm so proud of our effort tonight, this was a tremendous win on the road," Anderson head coach Jimmy Garrity said. "I was really happy with our defensive effort, especially on the boards. To out-rebound LMU by 10 and only give up five second-chance points was big. The players followed the game plan perfectly. Our post players did a great job against their posts and Sierra did a great job leading us on the floor."
LMU recorded four players in double figures as starters Samantha Satterlee and Aisjah Roan totaled 15 points apiece, while Britney Guy and Katrina Ottesen, who came off the bench, tallied 12 points and 10 points, respectively. Forward MaRanda Boddie pulled down a team-high eight rebounds.
Cold-shooting by the Lady Railsplitters in the first half proved to be the difference as LMU posted a 0-for-7 mark from behind the 3-point line in the opening 20 minutes. The Trojans took advantage of the misfires and shot 46.2 percent (12-for-26) from the field, including a 4-for-9 mark from behind the arc in the first period.
Anderson came out firing in the opening four minutes of play, taking a 10-2 lead to begin the game as the spurt was capped off by 3-pointers from Woods and freshman Heather Jankowy. The Trojans maintained their lead for the entire period, taking their largest advantage of 11 when sophomore Madison Floyd joined Woods and Jankowy as Trojans with treys for the game, putting Anderson ahead, 29-18, with 1:50 remaining in the half.
A free throw shot by Roan would make the score 29-19 as the teams went into halftime. The 19 points by LMU marked the second time this season the Trojans have kept an opponent under 20 points for a half, after holding Newberry to just 18 points on Dec. 7.
The visitors began the second half just as quickly as they did in the first one. After LMU brought the score within 10 at 31-21, AU began an 8-0 run, highlighted by Jankowy's final 3-pointer of the night, as she finished her first conference tournament game of her career with six points. Sandwiched around the Jankowy trey was five points from Franklin, knocking down two jumpers to begin and close the run. After Guy snapped the run with a jumper, Franklin answered right back and evened Anderson's largest lead of 18 at 41-25 with 12:30 remaining.
Despite the near-20 point advantage, LMU began to slowly chip into its deficit. The Lady Railsplitters began an 11-0 run, headlined by a 3-pointer from Ottesen, bringing the score to 41-34. Following a Simpson lay-in, Satterlee added another 3-pointer, bringing the home side within six points.
LMU continued its late comeback and eventually drew the score even at 51-51 with 1:36 remaining when Satterlee recorded a lay-in. Following the basket, the Trojans were sent to the line four times with just over a minute remaining as Simpson and Floyd made two free throws a piece in the span, giving AU a three-point lead with 22 seconds remaining.
On Lincoln Memorial's final possession, it looked for its hot-shooter in Ottesen, who knocked in a long-range jumper to even the score at 55-55 with 14 ticks left. Anderson was unable to find a game-winner in the final possession of regulation as Franklin missed a lay-in at the buzzer.
Woods kicked off the final five minutes with a 3-pointer, but Guy immediately answered with a trey of her own, pushing the score even at 58-58. After the teams traded baskets with the tally moving to 64-64, the Trojans went on a 7-0 run to close the door on the Lady Railsplitters. Anderson was a perfect 6-for-6 in the final 1:30 from the free throw line, as the clutch foul shooting surrounded an essential and the final 3-pointer by Woods on the night to seal the road victory.
"We showed a lot of toughness in overtime, especially stepping into two charges," Garrity said. "Our execution and free throw shooting in the overtime period was really good."
The Trojans closed the contest 16-for-20 from the charity stripe, marking the ninth-straight game with a free throw percentage over 70 percent.
AUTrojans.com's Most Memorable Moments of 2013-14
25. Women's Tennis 6, Carson-Newman 3 – April 11, 2014
24. Setro Finishes Sixth at State Farm Intercollegiate – Oct. 14, 2013
23. Baseball 5, Southern Wesleyan 2 - March 5, 2014
22. Women's Cross Country Finishes 4th at SAC Championships - Oct. 14, 2013
21. Katie Eskew Earns All-Tournament Honors at Patsy Rendleman Invitational – Oct. 15, 2013
20. Men's Tennis 5, Erskine 4 - April 10, 2014
19. Men's Cross Country Finishes Third at SAC Championships – Oct. 26, 2013
18. Women's Soccer 1, Lincoln Memorial 0 – Oct. 19, 2013
17. Freshman Ben Boerma Sets School Record in 5000 meter (Outdoor) – March 21, 2014
16. Jones Drains Game-Winning Shot to Lift Trojans over Carson-Newman – Jan. 29, 2014
15. Men's Soccer 2, Young Harris 1 – Sept. 11, 2013
14. Swygert's Walk-Off Grand Slam Propels Trojans to Sweep of Tusculum - April 1, 2014
13. Women's Basketball 71, Lenoir-Rhyne 70 – Nov. 23, 2013
12. Baseball 8, Erskine 7 – April 21, 2014
11. Men's Basketball Stuns 13th-Ranked Railsplitters With Second-Half Rally – Nov. 26, 2013
10. Abby Child's Walk-off Home Run Lifts AU Past Catawba in SAC Tournament – April 26, 2014
9. Women's Basketball 71, Lincoln Memorial 64 - March 5, 2014


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