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everyone with negativity only seems to say what can happen, might happen or might have heard. i was hoping for more "we got 2 dogs a year apart and things were great" or "we got 2 dogs a year apart and they killed each other".
The reason you don't see that many first hand experiences is that the people that regularly participate on this forum generally don't make that decision, or are experienced enough that they know how to handle the situation. The 3 year rule is given to people that come on and their first post is about getting another dog...the assumption is then that they're not really that knowledgeable and so they are told to hold off on getting another dog.
There are very few people that constantly participate on this forum that would A) re-home a dog or B) admit to re-homing a dog. Those of us who participate in sport and have higher expectations of what "obedient" means, will generally only get another dog before that point if the breeding is right, or something happens where an excellent dog becomes available due to a breeder return or something of that nature.
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If your dogs are close in age, it doesn't mean they will die at the same age. I had a group of 4 in the past, all 4 were 2 years apart of each other. They were all dead within three years. Some got really old and others not so. I wouldn't worry about the future if the present is working out for you.
For me it would be a good time to add number two when number one is obedient and socialized and I have time and energy to put into another dog while number one would still love to work with me all day.
And yes, having two younger dogs is a joy if you can handle all the fun.
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There is no one size fits all rule. People are free to decide what would work best for them. That being said, many people decide that it's best to have a few years in between their dogs, for all the reasons people have posted. Getting another puppy when you already have a year old puppy isn't always a good idea, nor is it never a good idea. Sometimes it works out just fine, sometimes it doesn't, and that can depend on a variety of factors, not the least of which is the personalities of the dogs in question - if the first one is already practically perfect, to the point where you can set their training aside to focus on the puppy, great. If not, it's going to take a lot more time and diligent effort on the part of the owners to train both at the same time.
A dozen people can have a great experience but that doesn't mean you will too, any more than a dozen people having a bad experience means that you will too.
it's prolly like looking up reviews on a store. the 1000 people that had a good experience never bothered expressing it on the internet. the 4 that did have a bad experience did go out of their way to post about it. so only the researching inexperienced get to hear the ugly. that's why i asked for opinions from those with actual experience.
so that's good to know, everyone that posted with actual experience with 2 puppies are happy or have been 'till they lost them both so close together. sucks and sorry.
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Wow I so totally do not get this. I love that my dogs play with each other cuddle together and have each other when I am not home or even when I am. They all take their turns on my lap and getting loves and cuddles but I am totally glad they have each other to keep from getting bored.
Have to agree with this...my dogs would be lost without each other. They all get to do stuff separate from each other, but they are excited to see each other afterwards.
it just seems strange that everyone that says how much a bad idea it is hasn't had to re-home a puppy themselves over it. everyone that seems to have actual experience with 2 puppies any have the bad experience of losing them so close together. i was hoping for more experienced opinions.
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I do have experience with raising two almost same age puppies - as when I was set to get my Leonberger, the local shelter had someone drop off 13, 12 week old puppies he couldn't sell. With the current isolation population, there were 21 puppies, some sleeping in crates in the waiting room. Far from ideal. My Leonberger was 8 weeks at the time.
So I said I would take one, not realizing just how messed up the puppies were. It was SO much work raising two puppies to be amazing dogs (especially working with one who was basically feral). Both had separate classes, training sessions, walks etc. It was hard keeping them separate, so they would bond strongest to me, not each other.
We did finally rehab the foster to where she was able to get her CGN and help children in bite prevention classes learn about dog behavior. She also walked in the Canada Day parade and participated in the Canada Day demo - wonderful dog! Then she was re-homed and has the best time with her 12 year old owner.
But in reality, not many people train dogs as a second "career" (meaning 20+ hours a week on top of a full time job), so they may not have the time to dedicate to raising two pups properly.
If someone can, then more power to them - I start considering the results when the dogs are older, at least 3 and have finished maturing.
I did not have a "bad" experience, but it was A LOT of work - but I was happy with the results, it is just not something that I would repeat myself with a working breed.
Now, I have Pomeranians as well and they are much easier to have closer to the same age. I still have rules they must abide by (come when called period, no on the furniture unless requested, NO yapping and NO aggression). They are show dogs, but I do Nosework and soon Agility with them. They still take time (training, grooming etc), its just at another level.
|it just seems strange that everyone that says how much a bad idea it is hasn't had to re-home a puppy themselves over it. everyone that seems to have actual experience with 2 puppies any have the bad experience of losing them so close together. i was hoping for more experienced opinions.
do you think it's at all possible is was a male on male dominance issue? we were worried about that. that's the reason why we got a female first then a male.
I think the reason you'll always hear "worst case scenario" stuff is because many times the worst case scenario, or something like it does end up with a dog needing a second home, which is what people try to prevent. You're right...we can't always go through life and make decisions based off of "what's the worst that can happen?" But in these cases...the second dog isn't always "necessary" and holding off on getting a second dog is probably the "safer" choice.
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Hi, I have a 99 STS with the Bose system and a 6 Disc CD changer in the arm rest. I was wondering if there was an easy way to take out the Changer and get some sort of adapter to make that into a audio jack to use with an MP3 Player. I think that the changer on stereo would just be an auxilary sound input?? Not really sure about all this. If someone has any insight it would be great.
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What would i need to do that?
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You need one of those 3.5' female jack connectors that switches the signal (i.e. when you plug the mail jack the signal between input and output is disconnected and the signal from the male jack is sent on the output. How can you tell is a switching jack or just a regular one: well a stereo jack has 3 pins (COM, Left and Right Channel). The one that switch has 5 pins: COM, Left In, Left Out, Right In, Right Out. With no male jack inserted the Left Out and Left In are connected together same thing on the right channel.
Inserting the Male Jack into the female connector will disconnect Left In from Left Out and Right In from Right Out and will connect the Left channel from the male jack to the Left Out of the female connector and the same for the Right Channel.
The final result, with no AUX jack inserted you can hear the radio or the HU CD, with the AUX jack inserted you hear your MP3 player of whatever audio device you connect. Switching to CD Changer you will hear the CD changer regardless. In order to hear the AUX input you need to be on Radio or in dash CD or Tape (if you have one). Also you will have control over the volume from the HU/Steering wheel controls and MP3 player.
Here is what you need:
1. One female Jack Connector with switching capabilities. Come to think you will need one with two more additional switches: 2 for the L/R audio signal and 2 for the return (since your unit has separate returns (although you can connect them together, but better get the proper Jack). This jack you can find it at any electronics parts store for around $1.5. Again you need one that switches and has two additional switches. Tell the guy you need one female 3.5' jack for headphone the one that when you plug the headphones in mutes the speakers (and should have 2 more switches). Is a very, very common part and should have 9 pins underneath: Audio COM, Left IN, Left OUT, Right IN, Right OUT, SW1 COM, SW1 NO, SW1 NC, SW2 COM SW2 NO, SW2 NC.
2. One 32 Pins Female connector (Identical with the one that connects in the back of your HU).
3. One 32 Pins Male connector (identical with the one in the back of the HU)
Use the two 32 pin connectors to make a small extension cable between the car harness and the back of your HU.
Run wires between the following pins of the two connectors (one to one connection)
Now using 2 shielded audio signal 2 channels cables (like the one connecting your audio signal from the DVD player to the AV port of your TV, the ones with white and red RCA connectors) you have to connect the female Jack connector to the extension cable as fallow:
- Pin E12 on the female 32-pin connector from your extension cable to Left IN on the Jack connector.
- Pin E13 on the female 32-pin connector from your extension cable to SW1 COM on the Jack connector.
- Pin F15 on the female 32-pin connector from your extension cable to Right IN on the Jack connector.
- Pin E14 on the female 32-pin connector from your extension cable to SW2 COM on the Jack connector.
- Pin E12 on the male 32-pin connector from your extension cable to Left OUT on the Jack connector.
- Pin E13 on the male 32-pin connector from your extension cable to SW1 NC on the Jack connector.
- Pin F15 on the male 32-pin connector from your extension cable to Right OUT on the Jack connector.
- Pin E14 on the male 32-pin connector from your extension cable to SW2 NC on the Jack connector.
On the Female Jack Connector also connect audio COM pin with SW1 NO and SW2 NO pins.
You might want to mount the Female Jack Connector on a small PCB and place it somewhere behind a plastic panel leaving just a round opening to insert the AUX jack in.
How to detect witch pin is what on that female jack connector:
The pin in the middle right under the connector opening is Audio COM (using a meter you see 0 Ohms between the ring around the opening and the pin)
For the SW1/SW2 (located on the opposite end of the Audio COM) is a pair of 6 pins (3 for SW1 and 3 for SW2). Using a meter identify witch pair of pins are in short. Insert a male jack connector in and determine witch of the pins of each pair is now in short with the 3-rd pin form SW1 and SW2 (needless to say the pair now have on more contact with the connector inserted). The common pins (usually in the middle) are the SW1 COM and SW2 COM. The one that was making contact with the SW1 COM with no Jack In is the SW1 NC and the third pin is SW1 NO (same for SW2). Important none of the SW1 and SW2 pins are in contact in any situation (jack in, jack out). If they do make contact then you mixed out the pins, start allover.
Then you have left 4 more pins grouped in pairs one on each side of the connector (towards the middle on the long axis of the female jack). With no jack the two pins of each pair are in contact. Inserting the male jack the contact on both pairs is broken. Now Identify witch one makes contact with the male jack connector. The pin making contact with the male Jack pin from the Left channel is the Left OUT (and the other one is Left IN) same story for the Right Channel.
Here is the diagram of a male and female jack connector (just ignore the chip part of the drawing). Also keep in mind the female connector will need to have 2 more switches that work in synchrony with the insertion/removal of the male jack connector (again very common part, I have 2-3 of those lying in my electronics parts box).
Click on the image to see the original thread also with an actual picture of the female jack connector (is wrapped in black tape but you get the idea). Also is a picture with my placement of the jack connector on a PCB in the ash tray area.
Also you can always use a regular Jack Female Connector (or even RCA) and use micro-relays to do the switching (you need 4 switches in total thus 2 micro-relays with dual contacts). In this case you will add a button to do the actual switch.
That's it you have hard wired AUX input on your BOSE sound system, and you keep the CD changer too.
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GM version
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First of all a very big thanks to N*Caddy for this tutorial
But do somebody know where I can get these 32 Pin male and female connectors? I dont want to destroy my original cable.
Thanks in advance
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The Auto section has a small shelf for car electronics. Over there you can find the aftermarket connectors for GM. If it has 32 pins (2x16) and is male says GM '96-up then that's what you need (should be ~$10). Here is how it looks (check rear view picture)..
As for the female connector, Wal-Mart might not have-it but you can go to any wreck yard around you, find a Cadillac (any 96-04) and cut the end of the harness that goes to the stereo. Also you can buy it already removed from this guy for $6 (I am not affiliated with him by the way).
You will probably need to relocate some pins (they come easily using a needle (after removing the plastic stoppers).
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Nice this is what I was looking for. My Cd player just stopped working which causes an error that does not allow for me to piggy back my MP3 on the cd players wires anymore. Thanks alot for this it is a much better set up than I had.
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When you say "On the Female Jack Connector also connect audio COM pin with SW1 NO and SW2 NO pins." do you mean to wire them together on the jack connector? I am also having some significant trouble with the female jack. I can't find it, do you have any part numbers?
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You can do that, or as I mentioned before use a relay with 2 COM, 2 NC and 2 NO (basically a double switch).
Here is the diagram:
If you don't like spending ~$10 on two microrelays you can do-it from the Jack female connector/switch (providing it has 2 additional switches - I have some like that). But that will make your audio path from HU to RIM longer (I rather avoid that no matter how good is shielded). You can also connect the COM together (is no problem) but is not as "professional".
Female connector...Junk yard any '96-'03 Cadillac (not sure about CTS), also E-bay (but E-Bay is more for the Male connector due to the aftermarket HU demand)
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I did not think about the length of the cable that I am using is unsheilded.
Sorry not sure if i explained correctly I have the connectors that go into the HU male and female. I was looking for the connector that the headphone would plug into. The electronics places around here just stare at me and bring me standard stereo jacks one place had a switching connection but all others not so much.
Since you pointed out the benefits of using the relays I am now not sure which route I will go.
I need to make a choice soon as i do not have an MP3 player in my car.
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Here is exactly what you need in terms of female jack 3.5mm connector:
I mean EXACTLY THIS ONE, this is the one I use (I have a bag of them in my tool box – fairly common device on your local electronics parts supplier).
Notice it has 5 audio pins (the wider ones) and on the back 6 more?
Well theoretically this can replace your relays completely but I rather use the relays.
So the wider pin in center is the AUX COM, then the outer most left pin is OUT L and the inner left pin is IN L. Then on the other side the right outer pin is OUT R while the inner right pin is IN R.
Then the 6 pins in the back, the two in the middle are SW:COM while the 2 left pins are NO while the 2 in the right are NC. Basically between the 6 pins in the back you have 2 switches 2NO and 2NC).
These switches are the ones to use as AUX in sensing signal. So connect as follows:
OUT R to AUX:R+
OUT L to AUX:L+
AUX COM to AUX:COM
Then to be on the safe side (in case one of the two switches fails in time) connect the two SW:COM together and to the POWER ANT control wire witch is ON as long as the HU is ON and you only need AUX with the radio ON). You can go ahead and connect the SW:COM pins to ANY permanent +12V wire but if you turn OFF the car and you leave the AUX jack from your mp3 player (or what ever device) plugged in the relays will be energized drawing ~35mA constantly, i.e. you will drain the battery in about … 4-5 months (is not like will ever happen to leave your car off for 5 moths but is let's just say - not professional, not to mention the Power antenna signal is also so easily accessible).
Then the 2 NO pins are to be connected together and to the AUX IN.
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Since a picture worth 1000 words here is your IKEA simple diagram:


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Posted by Rick Holland on April 17, 2013
"My master made me this collar. He is a good and smart master and he made me this collar so that I may speak. Squirrel!"
In the Pixar film Up, squirrels frequently distract Dug the talking dog. In our space, we are frequently distracted by technology. "I am a good and smart security professional; I must protect my enterprise so that we are secure. APT defense in a box!"
The expo floors at industry events such as the RSA Conference and Blackhat contribute to this. Signage touts the next great piece of technology that will solve all of our security problems. We allow Big Data, security analytics, threat intelligence, and APT defense in a box to distract us. It is easy to do; there is no shortage of challenges for today's security and risk professional. The threat landscape is overwhelming. We have problems recruiting and retaining the right staff. Day-to-day operational duties take up too much time. Our environments are complex, and we struggle to get the appropriate budget.
These "security technology du jour" solutions are very appetizing. They compel us much like IDS, IPS, and SIM did in the past. We want and need the "easy" button. Sadly, there is no "easy" button and we must understand that threat protection doesn't equal a product or service; there is no single solution. Technology alone isn't the answer we are looking for.


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By Chris Harris
Arsène Wenger admits that Arsenal "lack a little bit of oil in their engine" - but he is confident it is a short-term problem.
The Frenchman saw his side earn a second consecutive Premier League draw on Sunday after failing to translate their possession into goals at Stoke City.
Arsenal's new-look strikeforce of Olivier Giroud and Lukas Podolski showed plenty of promise at the Britannia Stadium and Wenger feels that some adjustments on the training ground will get his Arsenal machine in full working order.
"It is never disastrous to take a point at Stoke but we lack a little bit of oil in our engine in the final third," he said. "What looks completely natural when we are at our best still is not there, and we have to work on that.
"I put it down to having new strikers and as well because we have played defensive teams who are very well organised - Sunderland and now Stoke.
"If you look last year at the teams who allowed the least possession behind their midfield it was Sunderland and Stoke. We played them in the first two games and I have seen much more open games. I don't deny anyway that we should have scored and that's what we need to work on.
"[We will improve] by practising on how we want to move, on the quality of the final pass. Today we had Giroud, Podolski and Cazorla together up front - one month ago they didn't know each other. It is the department where we have the most new players."
Wenger added: "I still feel on one hand it is two points dropped but overall we know at the end of the season that Stoke is a difficult team to play against. They can always win games here and today they were highly committed."Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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I was SO thrilled when this book arrived because it was SO much better in real life than the pictures show. I LOVE it...it is perfect for scrapping our annual trip to West Point for an Army Football game!!
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Every season a number of Arsenal players go out on loan to gain valuable first-team experience. With the 2012/13 campaign now underway, six Gunners are currently away from the Club.
Arsenal.com tracks their progress throughout the season. Our Arsenal's Loanees page offers an overview and below is the latest instalment of our Loan Watch.
Joel Campbell
Real Betis 1-2 Rayo Vallecano
Saturday, August 25
Joel Campbell made his Real Betis debut on Saturday, playing 20 minutes as a second-half substitute in their 2-1 defeat to Rayo Vallecano.
Ponferradina 2-0 Alcorcon
Saturday, August 25
Wellington made his Ponferradina debut on Saturday, playing 18 minutes as a second-half substitute for the Segunda Division side in their 2-0 win over Alcorcon.
Benik Afobe
Bolton 2-2 Nottingham Forest
Friday, August 24
Benik Afobe played 22 minutes as a second-half substitute in Bolton's 2-2 draw against Nottingham Forest at the Reebok Stadium on Friday night.
Sao Paulo 2-0 Bahia, August 22
Corinthians 1-2 Sao Paulo, August 26
Denilson played two full matches as Sao Paulo extended their winning run to three matches. The midfielder played 90 minutes in their 2-0 win over Bahia on Wednesday before starting as Sao Paulo beat Corinthians 2-1 in Sunday's derby.
Southampton 0-2 Wigan
Saturday, August 25
Ryo did not feature in Wigan Athletic's 2-0 victory over Southampton at St. Mary's Stadium on Saturday.
Samuel Galindo
Las Palmas 1-1 Deportivo Lugo
Saturday, August 25
Samuel Galindo was an unused substitute in Deportivo Lugo's 1-1 draw against Las Palmas on Saturday, after joining the Segunda Division team on Thursday.


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Ogden's Own Distillery, makers of Five Wives Vodka and Underground Herbal Spirit, was one of 11 producers from around the country to earn "Distillery of the Year" honors at the 2012 New York International Spirits Competition. Also at the competition Underground Herbal Spirit received a silver medal in the liqueurs category while Five Wives Vodka earned a bronze. At the New York event, now in its third year, judges sampled and evaluated close to 400 distilled spirits a 25 percent increase from last year and spirits were judged against their peers in the same price range. More than 34 countries submitted their brands to be critiqued by buyers, retail store owners, restaurant/bar owners, distributors and importers.
Winning sandwich
Michael Woodburn, who works as the food court manager at Hill Air Force Base, was the winner of the "GrillMaster" competition, sponsored by Charley's Grilled Subs and Charleys Philly Steaks. Woodburn, a resident of West Point, won the contest with his original recipe for Hot Hawaiian Chicken Sandwich, which features a sweet and spicy sauce made with pineapple and habanero peppers. The sandwich beat out hundreds of entries and will be featured on the restaurant's national menu in 2013. "This was an absolute dream come true," said the 44-year-old Woodburn. "I got into food service 24 years ago because I love creating new flavors and dishes."
Wine school
Learn basic grape varietals, tasting techniques and food pairings tips during the three-week "Award In Wine" class, offered by The Wine Academy of Utah. This beginning level class, taught by local wine expert Jim Santangelo, is aimed at both wine enthusiasts and hospitality professionals.
When • Saturday, Dec. 1, 8 and 15 (review and test); 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Where • Viking Cooking School, 2233 S. 300 East, Salt Lake City
Cost • $235 per person; including study booklet, exam, lapel pin and certificate.
Details • Call 801-486-9463 to register or visit wineacademyofutah.com
Holiday shopping
Local independently owned businesses will sell their products at several different events this week:
Gift expo • Friday, Nov. 30, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. at Salt Lake Community College, Larry H. Miller Campus Conference Center, 9750 S. 300 West, Sandy. Visit: mbrcslcc.com/expo.
Ethnic fair • Saturday, Dec. 1, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.; at the Utah Cultural Celebration Center, 1355 W. 3100 South, West Valley City. Live music, dance performances, and the Trees of Diversity are part of this free event. Visit: culturalcelebration.org
Farmers market • Sunday, Dec. 2, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Wheeler Farm, 6351 S. 900 East, Murray. Continues the first Sunday of every month. Visit wasatchfrontfarmersmarket.org.
Hanukkah market • Sunday, Dec. 2, noon to 6 p.m. at the I.J.& Jeanné Wagner Jewish Community Center, 2 North Medical Drive, across from University Hospital, Salt Lake City. Will include local vendors of arts, crafts, books and Jewish foods.
Meet the maker
Kent Fortner, of California's Road 31 Wine Co., will be in Salt Lake City to talk about his 2009 and 2010 vintages.
When • Wednesday, Dec. 5, from 5 to 7 p.m.
Where • La Caille, 9565 Wasatch Blvd., Sandy;
Cost • $30; includes appetizers and wine tastings
Details • Call 801-942-1751 to reserve your spot.


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Records: North Carolina 21-3 (9-2 ACC), Georgia Tech 10-13 (3-9 ACC)
Rankings: North Carolina is ranked No. 16 in the AP poll and No. 18 in the coaches' poll. Georgia Tech is unranked.
TV: ESPNU. Michele Smith and LaChina Robinson have the call.
Radio: Tar Heel Sports Network, a division of Learfield Communications. Walter Storholt has the call. A link to the live stream can be found at GoHeels.com.
On The Web: GoHeels.com • Twitter: @UNCWBB • @UNCWBBCoach
• North Carolina is 52-17 all-time against Georgia Tech, including a 21-9 mark in Atlanta.
• Carolina snapped a five-game Georgia Tech winning streak in the series earlier this season with a 79-58 victory in Chapel Hill.
• Georgia Tech won both meetings in 2012, winning 56-54 in Chapel Hill during the regular season and 54-53 in the ACC Tournament quarterfinals.
• Georgia Tech (17-52) is one of three schools with at least 50 losses to the Tar Heels - Wake Forest (12-58) and Clemson (27-52) are the others.
• Carolina leads the nation in steals (14.1 spg). The Tar Heels are 14th in blocks and 24th in FG% defense.
• Head coach Sylvia Hatchell is currently tied for second all-time in career coaching wins with 900. With her next win, Hatchell will pass Jody Conradt (900) and will trail only Pat Summitt (1,098) on the all-time list.
• UNC is 7-3 this season when tied or trailing at halftime. The Tar Heels were 9-29 in those situations the previous three seasons.
• Freshman Xylina McDaniel has been named ACC Rookie of the Week a league-best five times in 2012-13, with the most recent award coming Feb. 4. She leads all ACC freshmen in scoring (12.7 ppg), rebounding (7.2 rpg), steals (2.3 spg) and blocks (1.0 bpg).
• Senior Tierra Ruffin-Pratt is averaging a team-best 14.1 points per game this season. Entering 2012-13, her career scoring average in 84 games was 6.7 ppg.
• Senior Krista Gross is fourth in the ACC in rebounding with 8.8 rpg. Entering 2012-13, her career rebounding average in 95 games was 4.4 rpg.
LAST TIME OUT: No. 16 UNC 80, Boston College 52
BOSTON (AP) --- Sylvia Hatchell became the third women's coach in NCAA history to join the 900-win club on Thursday night, reaching the milestone when No. 16 North Carolina beat Boston College 80-52. As the players dribbled out the final seconds, Hatchell finally let a smile come over her face and accepted the congratulations from her assistant coaches and even one of the referees. Xylina McDaniel had 15 points and seven rebounds for North Carolina (21-3, 9-2 Atlantic Coast Conference). Tierra Ruffin-Pratt scored 14 with six rebounds and six assists, and Krista Gross had 12 points and eight rebounds.
With the win over Boston College on Feb. 7, Sylvia Hatchell became just the third women's coach in history to reach 900 career victories. Hatchell, who enters Sunday's game with a career record of 900-317 in 38 seasons, joined Pat Summitt and Jody Conradt in the exclusive 900-win club. Hatchell is also the active leader in wins, two ahead of Rutgers head coach C. Vivian Stringer's 898.
• With the win over No. 20 Florida State on Jan. 31, UNC reached the 20-win mark for the 24th time in program history.
• Carolina has won 20 games under Sylvia Hatchell 19 times in 27 seasons and 11 times in the last 12 campaigns.
• The win on Jan. 31 marked the first time Carolina has reached 20 wins in January since the Final Four team of 2006-07. That squad started 24-0 and finished 34-4. The 34 wins stands as the single-season school record.
• Hatchell has coached her teams to at least 20 wins on 29 occasions in 38 seasons, tied for third-most nationally. Only Pat Summitt (36) and Vivian Stringer (32) have coached more 20-win seasons.
• In addition to her 19 20-win seasons in Chapel Hill, Hatchell teams won 20 or more games 10 times in 11 seasons at Francis Marion.
Carolina has been tenacious on the defensive end so far in 2012-13, holding opponents to just 58.2 points per game and 34.7 percent shooting from the field. The current school record for opponent scoring average is 55.0 points per game in 2006-07. The Tar Heels have won three times in 2012-13 when scoring fewer than 60 points, something that had only happened once since 2005 prior to this season.
On Jan. 6, Carolina established a new school record for fewest points in a win in the 48-45 victory over Virginia Tech, breaking a record that had stood since 1976. The Tar Heels currently rank in the top 25 in the nation in steals (1st), blocks (14th) and field-goal percentage defense (24th).
The numbers look even better when adjusted for Carolina's up-tempo style, as the Tar Heels are eighth in the country in points allowed per possession. According to WBBstate.com, UNC allows just 0.73 points per opponent possession.


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Now to take Jeremy's costume as an example, on his girth it clearly shows the "redness" of the girth belt. As FettDad says i also think it would look loads better if it had the red in it. Also most reference pictures show it very clear.
Maybe it seems a bit brown from the weathering, thats how i feel about it


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Beth Behrs takes purse safety highly in NYC.
Billy Joel helped a woman who fell in the street. Don't know if she is from Allentown.
Another day and another Britney Spears photo.
Courtney Love was at an event and didn't drink and the world didn't end.
Jennifer Grey and
Josh Charles were also there.
Crazy eyes!!!
Lili Taylor! I love her.
For your really random shot of the day, how about Dave Chappelle and Aziz Ansari.


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John bees love bee balm. Its well documented as a bee attractant. I planted a good amount of it myself and I see it on bee plant lists all the time.
Ok, my wife has been drinking peppermint water with peppermint oil. My son wants to drink spearmint water. Is there a way to get the full flavor from the leaf into the water? Do you boil it first?
Shawn, I would "muddle" it like you do for mojitos, will taste fresher. JBF, I have chocolate mint, now that is good! The bees love it too and it is great on desserts and in chox milk! It makes weed whacking fun cause the whole yard smells like a peppermint pattie!Jody


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Day 2 WCI: Rail Jam at the Village & Mammoth Concert Series
Words: Ben Birk
The next night a large crowd gathered in the Mammoth Village in wonder at a two story scaffolding drop in ramp where there was going to be a contest of some sorts and $10,000 given away to the winner. The landing was a mess with riders dropping in from both sides. Running up for another turn could be just as dangerous as hitting the features. The excitement drove the crowd crazy and they roared all night as tricks were landed and crashed. After everyone was soaked and exhausted the winner was announced. Taking home the $10,000 and custom Jamie Lynn painting was Dylan Alito.
Winner: Dylan Alito ($10,000)
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