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Candidates for master's degrees may transfer up to six 300- 400-level units from graduate course work completed at other regionally accredited institutions. Students who have earned a master's degree at an accredited institution may be eligible to transfer up to 12 graduate-level units to a GGU master's degree with the approval of the appropriate department chair or program director. All foundation program course requirements may be transferred if applicable courses were completed in prior academic course work. Students should note that certain 300- 400-level course requirements may not be fulfilled by courses taken at other institutions, as designated by the faculty. Exceptions to these requirements will be made only on petition to and approval by the Committee on Admissions and Academic Probation (CAAP).
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- 1/2 cup butter, melted
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- In a bowl, combine the confectioners' sugar, wafer crumbs, juice concentrate and butter. Shape into 3/4-in. balls, then roll in walnuts. Cover and refrigerate for at least 24 hours before serving. Store in an airtight container in the refrigerator. Yield: 8 dozen.
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Weekly Beauty Challenge: Your Skincare Regimen
True story: There is a woman in our office whose nightly skincare routine consists of 15 different products. Now, as the girl in the corner hoarding nail polishes, I never judge people on their product obsessions. But it did get me thinking about skincare routines and how they are so varied and personalized. And because I'm nosy and I know we have more than our fair share of skincare junkies in the BT community, I want details!
So for this week's Beauty Challenge, let's talk regimens. What's your daily (or nightly, or both) skincare regimen? Be sure to mention what type of skin you have (so that we can help and enable each other) and as always, bonus points if you post a pic!
Show & Tell!
I have sensitive skin that is dry/combination. I get hormonal breakouts along my jawline, but my skin gets dry too.
Make Up Forever Sens'Eyes Eyes makeup remover and Sephora Waterproof eye makeup remover--the MUF is great for all over and I use the sephora on a qtip if I need to get tiny areas without precision.
First Aid Beauty Face Cleanser--it is gentle, but effective. It removes my makeup and leave my face clean without over drying. I alternate this with the First Aid Beauty Face Polish when I need more exfoliation.
First Aid Beauty Facial Radiance Pads-it gently exfoliates and tones. I feel like it helps my skin stay clear.
First Aid Beauty Facial Radiance Serum--I LOVE this serum. It is lightweight. It has given my skin a glow and a clearer, smoother appearance. This is my HG.
First Aid Beauty Daily Face Cream--moisturizes just enough but doesn't clog pores or feel greasy.
First Aid Beauty 5 in 1 Eye Cream--I think it works well and moisturizes without migrating into my eyes.
As you can tell I'm pretty brand loyal to First Aid Beauty, but I've found it's rare to find a brand where you like so many products. I'm so glad I tried them.
Hmmm, 15 items eh. Let's see, not every day but every week:
1. Koh Gen Do cleansing water (makeup remover)
2. Boots no.7 conditioning mud mask (or Murad clarifying if I need something heavy duty)
3. Clinique exfoliating scrub
4. Fresh Rose mask
5. lip scrub
6. Origin Checks & Balances cleanser
7. Clinique toner 2
8. Ole Henriksen Truth Serum
9. Shiseido White Luscent eye cream
10. Clinique Moisture Surge
11. rose salve
hmmm, I'm a little short of 15 aren't I. That won't do. Occasionally...
12. Origins No Puffery eye mask for dry eyes
13. Origins Super Spot Remover for pimples
14. Caudalie Beauty Elixir if I'm feeling stuffy
15. Hand lotion.....ok now I'm stretching it
That's my night routine. My day skincare routine = cleanse with water/towel + Bliss Fabulous spf 15 + Fresh Sugar lip balm spf 15. Done.
@beautytester - I'm embarrassed to even say how low key my skincare routine is, lol. I love products (and I still have a ton), but getting to 15 is a stretch! I'd have to break it out into once a week and "bi-monthly" treatments.
But YES Rose Salve. ALWAYS.
I have the simplest skincare routine ever.
In the shower, sometimes morning sometimes night, I use purpose cleanser and once a week I substitute St. Ives cleanser for the purpose.
If I showered at night, in the morning I use one of those face wipe thingies, i think the brand might be called basic.
Then I use FAB facial radiance pads and 5 in 1 moisturizer. Then makeup.
In the evening I use sephora makeup removing wipes.
Question: if I use makeup removing wipes do I need additional cleansing at night or am I all good?
I have combination (in summer my tzone is oily and my cheeks are normal) acne-prone skin.
Right now my A.M routine is:
Murad Acne and Wrinkle Reducer - Not sure how much I like it. Doesn't seem to do much.
Boscia Enlivening Amino Eye Treatment - Meh
Josie Maran Argan Daily Moisturizer - Hate the smell. Like it for my cheeks but too greasy for my t-zone right now. Which is why I use...
Erno Laszlo Shake It Tinted Treatment - On my t-zone to absorb the extra moisture and add additional coverage on my acne scarred skin.
Kiehls Skin Tone Correcting BB Cream - Like it a lot! Not sure if it's my favorite yet though.
Josie Maran Argan Cleansing Oil - I'm taking a break from my Clarisonic to see what my skin will do so I decided to give this a whirl. I like it but I'm not wowed - the search for an HG cleanser will continue.
Boscia Enlivening Amino Eye Treatment
Boscia Oil Free Nightly Hydration - It's hydrating enough now but it won't be in winter when my skin is normal/dry.
PTR Retinol Fusion PM - I use this every few days. Any more often and my forehead gets super flaky. I haven't seen results in my forehead lines. Need suggestions!
Oh boy this will take me awhile. Hi I'm Ariel and I'm a Skin Care Junkie! The pics only show about Half to 3/4 of what i have. But these are what i use on a daily, weekly basis!
For the record my skin is Extremely dry, Acne Prone, and i have some pretty bad Acne scars.
Clarisonic Mia 2, sensitive brush head
Murad Clarifying Cleanser
Origins Checks and Balances cleanser
Korres 3-1 Milk Protein Emulsion
And i keep my Ole Henrikson Walnut Scrub there too.
I use these on a daily basis, Murad at night with Clarisonic and i alternate with the Origins and Korres during the day
Treatments, Mask, Exfoliator, Moisturizers
Toners- Boscia clear complexion Tonic(morning), Murad Clarifying Toner(Night)
GlamGlow Super Mud (spot treatment as needed)
S&G Fab Pore Facial( Few times a month)
Fresh Sugar Face Polish(Once a week)
Fresh Rose Face Mask(multiple times a week)
Origins Drink up Mask(once a week)
Origins Drink up Intensive overnight mask(new but i will most likely use this every other night)
Ole Henrikson Power Peel
Korres Wild Rose Sleeping Facial (Every other night)
Murad Exfoliating Acne Treatment Gel(Every Night)
Murad Skin perfecting lotion(Every other day)
Murad Clarifying Mask(Couple times a month)
Algenist Triple Action Micro-polish and Peel(Few times a month)
Kate Somerville ExfoliKate( Once a week)
Josie Maran Argan Oil (mix it with my moisturizer and foundation daily)
Josie Maran Infinity Cream(Use it for lips at night)
And Makeup up removers are in there as well.
And also i have other things in the back of the drawer i don't use/like much
Travel sized, Deluxe Samples
Soap and Glory Face wash (use this in the morning alternating with other cleansers)
Murad Pomegranate Exfoliating Mask
I forget the name but the dark packet is a cucumber mask
OH Truth Serum (Day time)
Josie Maran Argan Oil moisturizer SPF 40 (Use when going outside)
Murad Spot treatment
Glamglow Youth Mud
Ren Glycol Lactic Radiacne renewal mask (3 samples)
Origins Charcoal Mask
Origins Mask a difference Plus
Murad Radiance-C Mask
And other samples, i occasionally use these when i want to do something different.
@Candacebt. Well to make up for it, I think I probably have the shortest morning routine.
Also, that's my summer regimen. My winter regimen's a different set. =X
1. Perricone Nutritive Cleanser w/ Clarisonic (Evening: Korres Pomegranite wipe)
2. Koh Gen Do cleansing water
3. Lancome Rénergie Lift Multi-Action Eye
4. Dior Capture Totale One Essential Serum - I got 5 of the 100 pt. perk size - (Evening: Murad Rapid Age Spot and Pigment Lightening Serum)
5. Multi-Perfecting Pore Corrector Gel Moisturizer
6. Lancome Bienfait Multi-vital - SPF 30 Cream (Evening: Korres Greek Yoghurt Sleeping Facial)
7. Peter Thomas Roth Un-wrinkle Pink Ice Lip Balm (no longer available)
Weekly or bi-weekly
8. ExfoliKate
9. GlamGlow Super-Mud™ Clearing Treatment
I substitute other things when I get samples or deluxe samples, but that is the base of my skin care regimen. The only thing I need to replace at the moment is the eye cream. It's not working up to my expectations and pricing.
1. cerave am lotion (morning)
2. cerave foaming wash (morning)
3. aczone acne gel (morning & night)
4. desodine lotion (morning & night) It helps keep my redness down on my cheeks.
5. cerave moisturizing lotion (night)
6. cerave hydrating cleanser (night)
Once a week I've been using my clarisonic mia 2 with the delicate brush head and I use dermalogica's daily microexfoliant once a week as well.
For reference I have very sensitive, acne prone, combination skin. It was quite difficult to find products that work for me. The only thing I've been trying to get rid of now are my pesky blackheads and trying to lessen my facial redness. If anyone has some suggestions I would appreciate it! Oh and I just ordered the aztec healing clay mask, so I'm excited to try that out.
@Meg82 - I think that they do recommend also cleaning after using the cleansing wipes, but honestly I don't usually, and the cleansing wipes are better than nothing! Especially since I wash my face every morning. At night I'll usually use my Boscia or Philosophy Cleansing Oil and wipe it off with a cleansing wipe, that way my face doesn't feel dry and tight.
@Kalex - have you tried the Algenist Retinol Serum? After doing all of that research and hearing good things about it I want to check it out.
@arielaaaaaa (btw, I think I spell your name w/ a different # of a's every time I right back to you. ) - Yaaaay skincare junkies! Your collection is impression. I'm in love with the little case you have for your samples. I have YET to figure out a good way to store all of my skincare samples. They're all over the place and it's getting a little ridiculous.
@consolvo - Try the First Aid Beauty 5 in 1 eye cream! It is a little pricey, but it's great.
@curly0306 - I've never heard of this cerave brand (and we don't sell it, so it must not exist ). But I'm intrigued!
i have dry skin.
hmmmm, 15, eh? ok, here we go:
1. clarisonic + murad vitamin C cleanser
2. Obagi 20 vitamin C serum
3. Sisley all day all year moisturizer
4. Hourglass mineral veil primer
5. Dennis Gross retinol eye gel
6. Natura Bisse the cure sheer eye
7. Bioderma Sensibio
8. sometimes Caudalie cleansing water instead of Bioderma when I want to indulge
9. Lancome bifacial eyemakeup remover
10. Ren cleansing balm with muslin cloth
11. sometimes I use Organic Pharmacy carrot butter instead
12. Radical Skincare exfoliating pads
13. Replenix retinol serum
14. Prevage night cream
15. Shiseido bioperformance eye cream
16. Lip balm, various brands from Neutrogena to Korres to vaseline
17. Ren radiance renewal mask
18. MD forte facial cleanser II
In drier weather I add
19. couple drops of Argan oil to my moisturizer
i'll stop there and if i think of it, i'll post a photo later when i get home. i have hundreds of other products that i've used but not regularly.
Here's my routine:
1. Caudalie cleansing water
2. Clinique Clarifying Lotion 2
3. Clinique Laser Focus Repairwear Serum
4. Clinique Repairwear Laser Focus eye cream
5. Clinique DDML (right now DDMG for summer) or Moisture Surge
6. Clinique Dark Circle Corrector for Eyes
7. Supergoop SPF 30 City Serum or Algenist sunscreen SPF 50
For night, more of the same, except I'm washing my face as well, so:
8. Caudalie Cleansing Water
9. Laura Mercier Skin Polish (2x/week)
10. Clinique Liquid Facial Soap-Mild (with Clarisonic Plus nightly only)
11. " " Clarifying Lotion 2
12. " " Repairwear Laser Focus Serum
13. " " Repairwear Laser Focus Eye Cream
15. " " Repairwear Intensive Night Cream
16. " " Fresh Sugar Intensive Lip Therapy
@candacebt, Thanks! Lol i didn't think about all the "a's" when i made the account! Skincare is the one thing i find incredibly important! And It's an Avon Bag, i saw it in one the booklets and had to have it! I used it for my Skincare products at first but it was so incredibly packed and didn't fit half of it so i found another use for it!
I use the Ole Henriksen Youth Activating Oil & Bare Minerals Foaming Face Scrub & they work GREAT together.
I have very oily (bud dehyrdated) skin that is acne prone (and I also pick at things...naughy, I know :-\)
Liz Earle Hot Cloth Cleanser (as a precleanse)
Kate Somerville Detox Daily Cleanser
Liz Earle Instant Boost Skin Tonic or Michael Todd Blue Green Algae Toner (alternating because the Blue Green Algae Toner has antibacterial properties - great when I have a breakout; and Liz Earle because its moisturizing and balances my skin nicely)
DDF Benzoil Peroxide Gel as a spot treatment
Shiseido Urban Defense SPF 42
Clinique DDMG w/ a drop of JM Argan Oil for added moisture.
Simple MU wipe or Boscia Make Up Break Up Cool Cleansing Oil to remove makeup.
Fresh Soy Face Cleanser with Clarisonic Mia
Mario Badescu Glycolic Acid Toner (when I don't use a mask)
DDF Salicylic Acid Acne Treatment
Peter Thomas Roth VIZ-1000 Hyaluronic Acid Serum
JM Argan Oil
Masks (Each 1x per week):
Liz Earle Deep Cleansing Mask
REN Glycol Lactic Radiance Renewal Mask
*after these, I use the Michael Todd Toner*
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Taking the Celta abroad would mean that the students of English that I would practise teaching would be a monolinguistic class of the native language, not a broad spectrum of nationalities as would be the case if I take the course in the UK. Does this affect the ways in which I would learn to teach, producing a teacher specified to learners of one particular nationality? Does it make sense to take the course in a different country to where I would likely end up working?
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Green Bay Hosts Loyola, UIC for Final Homestand
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GREEN BAY, Wis. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) - The Green Bay volleyball team (13-11, 4-6 HL) will play its final two home games of the regular season this weekend, welcoming Horizon League opponents Loyola (15-9, 7-4) and UIC (15-12, 7-4 HL) to the Kress Center. The Phoenix first hosts the Ramblers on Friday at 7 p.m., and then squares off against the Flames on Saturday at 2 p.m. for Senior Day.
Friday's match also marks the fifth anniversary of the opening of the Kress Events Center, as the Green Bay volleyball program held the building's first event on Nov. 2, 2007.
Fans can follow Friday's contest between Green Bay and Loyola with live video and live stats on GreenBayPhoenix.com, while live stats will also be available for Saturday's contest against UIC . The official Green Bay volleyball Twitter (@GBPhoenixVB) and Facebook (Green Bay Phoenix Volleyball) accounts will also be posting live updates throughout the match.
Loyola defeated Green Bay 3-2 in the first meeting this season on Oct. 6 in Chicago. The Ramblers, currently in third place in the Horizon League standings, have dropped their last two matches. Green Bay has won five of the last six matches against Loyola, and has never lost to the Ramblers at the Kress Center.
UIC started October on a five-game win streak, and went 7-2 overall in the month. The Flames are 2-2 over their last four games, and are coming off a 3-0 win against Youngstown State. UIC defeated Green Bay 3-0 at home in the first meeting this season on Oct. 5.
Green Bay is coming off an important 3-1 victory over Milwaukee on Oct. 26, and has now won three of its last four matches. The victory over Milwaukee marked the first time the Phoenix had taken down the Panthers since the 2008 season, snapping a nine-match skid. Junior setter Leah Poel (Jenison, Mich.) directed the Green Bay attack with 49 assists on Friday, helping five teammates record eight or more kills. Junior Monica Anderson (Cottage Grove, Wis.) led the Phoenix with 14. With the win, Green Bay is now in sole possession of fifth place in the Horizon League standings.
Green Bay's three seniors - Brittany Groth (Oak Creek, Wis.), Carmen Leitermann (Schofield, Wis.) and Haley Oelke (Mosinee, Wis.) - will each be recognized on Saturday for their contributions to the Phoenix volleyball program over the last four years.
Groth holds the Green Bay school records for digs in a season (659), digs in a three-set match (29) and digs in a four-set match (38). She is also just 50 digs shy of Megan Elfering's career record of 1,789 digs from 2005-08. The senior standout currently ranks first in the Horizon League and fourth among all NCAA Division I players with 6.11 digs per set, a figure that would break her own single-season record of 5.78 which she set in 2011.
Leitermann recently became Green Bay's career leader in solo blocks, passing Marie Kaland's total of 97 from 1992-95 - the school's longest-standing career record. She went on to tally her 100th career solo block in last Friday's win over Milwaukee. Leitermann is also in Green Bay's top-10 in a number of other career stat categories, including hitting percentage (second, .262), kills (fourth, 966), total blocks (seventh, 357), block assists (eighth, 257), sets played (ninth, 417) and kills per set (10th, 2.32).
Oelke was voted team captain by her teammates in 2012. She joined the Green Bay program as a walk-on in 2009 and for her hard work and dedication was awarded a scholarship for her senior season. Oelke has 71 digs and nine service aces in 41 career appearances.
Green Bay volleyball head coach Debbie Kirch joined host Ryan Hartwig in Kirch's office on Thursday for this week's episode of Match Point. The two recapped the team's big 3-1 win over Milwaukee last week, previewed the upcoming home contests against Loyola and UIC and talked about the impact the Kress Events Center has made on Phoenix volleyball over the past five years.
Following the weekend homestand, the Phoenix will hit the road next weekend to wrap up the regular season at Wright State (Friday, 6 p.m.) and Valparaiso (Saturday, 6 p.m.).
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Remember when Nordstroms still had a piano player? Well, after college I worked at Nordstroms for a few months. Freaking hated it. They are hard core and it's very tough to make your commission in Personal Accessories when people return stuff — remember how they take everything back– a check that you thought was going to be good jumps down to piddle. Back in the old days I had to sell $130 an hour to make my commission. That was a TON of money BACK then. After Christmas it was tough. But, I stuck it out while I lived at my mom's and took classes and internships in broadcasting.
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I decided that by the time I went through the trouble of finding and dyeing some boots, it would just be easier (and cheaper) to find some on eBay that looked close and that I wouldn't need to fool with too much.
These are what I just bought, and considering I'll only walk in them for 1 mile, I can live with their "inaccuracies".
At least they're gray, have dark gray/black side gores, and look COMFY!!! I can always do something to the yellow bits...
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Discussion in 'January 2008' started by max, Jan 31, 2008.
LA Lakers Jan 31 7:30 PM tv: tv20 - note this is not on TNT. Game Preview from ESPN
Thanks Max!
Trying out something new.
I didn't realize Kobe had done so badly (if 20 PPG is bad) against the Pistons. Rip will be all in pride of PA mode.
Even though they are short handed, Phil has been able to get the best out of his bench and you never know when Farmar, Sasha, or Turiaf will really get off because they have been thrown into these situations before and can keep the Lakers competitive until Kobe decides its time to take over. Odom is injured too, but will probably play. He is good in the paint, but tends to get passive like Tay and defers to Kobe when he is in. This is a game that we can get outhustled in if Flip leaves the starters in to long especially in the third, so we need to match youth vs youth in some instances, and not let the game get away from us like we did here in LA in November. Unfortunately for us here in SoCal I believe they will blaclkout NBA league pass and we will get the game on the local LA TV feed on an hour delay
Wow Dre, that would suck if they delay it. I'm looking forward to this game. Lakers are still good competition. Also, I like to watch the closeups of PJ to see if he has been visiting MaryJane before the games like I suspected him of doing in the 03/04 Finals. ;)
Question is: is it game "worthy" for Sheed?
I think so. This is the kind of game he likes. All the starters should come out of the gate strong after getting called out in the media and by the coach for their 1st quarter play in the last game. Question is can the bench sustain the lead in the 2nd and later part of the 3rd quarter.
Chat is open!!! http://www.pistonsforum.com/misc.php?do=flashchat
Keep your eyes on Javaris Crittenton. Most likely the Lakers will match him up against Stuckey. The Lakers picked him behind our Stuckey pick. So we can get an idea of what Joe passed on. Crittenton is only 20.
Can't get the game yet, but the boxscore shows that the Pistons did not get to the FT line in the first qtr, but Kobe lived there and was 7-7??? WTF !! Who's reffing this one Steve Javie??
We're getting ripped off. 22 free throws to 2? The calls were very bad. It wasn't Laker agressiveness, it was our defensive agressiveness. Jack Niess made it personal.
inb4"everyonewhowantstaytobetradedisamoron" LOL as soon as Kwame got the ball he was like WTF and threw it to the first guy he saw
Trade illmatic to the Bobcats forum! :D LA DRE, watch out for game spoilers!
Very proud of Flip for having the guts to put in the Zoo Crew when all hope looked lost against the Lakers and the refs.
yep only tay played extended minutes, but he had to be there.
Absolutely. Shocked the hell outta me, but that was a good call. Good job, Flip.
Nice game by AJ. 9 rebounds in 13 minutes and a nice job shot in the lane. I think he might be on his way. He needs to get his fouls down so he can get more minutes.
That game was SWEET except for the calls. but SWEET. Afflalo? Yes please! Stuckey? HELL YES. Amir? Oh you'd better believe it.
Good job by Flip. It's no coincidence that when he goes with what is working, including the bench, good things happen. I am surprised Tay's number was not called on the last play, but he got the ball back and capitalized anyways.
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how to obtain the inverse series for multivariable functions using
Hello, everyone:
Now, I have a question about how to obtain the inverse series for multivariable functions. The system of nonlinear equations is like this:
x = f(p,q)
y = g(p,q).
The inverse functions are
p = h(x,y)
q = r(x,y).
Now, I have known the taylor expansion of x and y with respect to p and q at point(0,0), that is
x = f(0,0) + df/dp(0,0)p + df/dq(0,0)q + ...
y = g(0,0) + dg/dp(0,0)p + dg/dq(0,0)q + ...
I want to know the taylor expansion of the inverse functions, that is
p = h(0,0) + dh/dx(0,0)x + dh/dx(0,0)y + ...
q = r(0,0) + dr/dx(0,0)x + dr/dy(0,0)y + ...
Could you show me your mathematica codes to solve this problem ?
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Horizon League Champs Spoil Green Bay's Senior Day
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GREEN BAY, Wis. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) - Junior Alec Brown (Winona, Minn.) and sophomore Keifer Sykes (Chicago, Ill.) combined for 29 points for Green Bay (16-14, 10-6 HL) on Saturday afternoon, outshining Valpo's All-Horizon League duo, but lights out shooting from the Horizon League champion Crusaders (24-7, 13-3 HL) spoiled senior day at the Resch Center. Valpo got 21 points from Matt Kenney and 16 from Bobby Capobianco in a 75-56 in a win that snapped a four-game league winning streak for the Phoenix.
Green Bay tied for third place in the league standings but earned the No. 4 seed in the Horizon League Championship. The Phoenix will host No. 9 seed Milwaukee at the Resch Center on Tuesday night at 7 p.m. at the Resch Center.
Freshman Jordan Fouse (Racine, Wis.) had seven points in the opening half, including a layup at the 4:32 mark to make it 19-18. With Brown on the bench with two fouls, the Crusaders scored 10 of the last 12 points of the half to take a 29-20 lead into the locker room.
The Phoenix shot 70 percent after halftime (14-20) with Brown and Sykes going a combined 7-of-9 from the field, but the Crusaders were even hotter. Valparaiso made 19-of-25 shots from the field in the half, with Kenney knocking down all five of his shots (4-4 threes) for 15 points.
Brown scored 12 of his 15 points after halftime and Sykes made all three of his second-half shots and finished with 14 points for the Phoenix.
Green Bay led the Horizon League in field goal percentage defense in conference play, but Valparaiso finished the game at 60.4 percent (29-48). The Phoenix held reigning Horizon League Player of the Year Ryan Broekhoff to just eight points on 3-of-8 shooting, but Kenney (7-7) and Capobianco (7-8) went 14-of-15.
Fouse finished with nine points, seven rebounds, three assists, two steals and a block. The freshman finishes regular season play as the league's best rebounder overall and in conference play. In 30 regular season games for both players, Fouse grabbed 228 while Broekhoff collected 224. He also broke the program's freshman record for steals in a season with his two steals on Saturday and his block helped Green Bay break the team record for blocks in a season.
Led by Fouse and senior Brennan Cougill (Sioux City, Iowa), who had eight rebounds, Green Bay had a 25-23 edge on the glass and led the conference in rebounding margin for the season. The Phoenix outrebounded 14 of its 16 opponents in Horizon League play.
Green Bay will host Milwaukee at the Resch Center for the second-straight Tuesday night. The Phoenix swept the Panthers in the regular season, winning 74-54 in Milwaukee on Jan. 25 and 79-61 at the Resch Center on Feb. 26. Brown combined for 51 points and 16 rebounds in the two victories.
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Arsène Wenger believes Arsenal's impressive start to their Champions League campaign is linked with confidence.
Wenger's side have looked impressive in Europe so far, overcoming a tough encounter with Udinese to reach the Group Stages before claiming a hard-earned point in Dortmund and beating Olympiacos.
The manager puts those results down to self-belief and believes that some of Arsenal's early-season displays deserve more credit than they got.
"It's linked with confidence," Wenger told Arsenal Player. "I think when you look at Newcastle today and then the 0-0 we played with ten men, everybody slaughtered us. Now suddenly you see that Newcastle are doing well.
"It's the same with Udinese in the Champions League, they are joint top of the Italian league. That means we had good performances overall away from home in some games.
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Nobody wants to see the Rangers play next week?
Those of us living in DFW don't take the Rangers too seriously. It one of those things you do when there's nothing else going on.
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The general consensus is that the original small ring Mausers produced prior to 1898 should be kept around 45,000 cup to be very safe. Consensus on the later produced Spanish 1916's seems to be that ~50-52,000 cup NATO spec 7.62x51 is safe but that it is prudent to avoid commercial spec .308 with max of ~62,000 cup. Lots of gunshop commandos have lots of opinions and many are sure they heard somebody say they heard from another source that a guy got his face blown off...
here is another article along the same lines , I was going to buy one of these rifles till i saw this web page
1895 Chilean Mauser, Modelo Mauser Chileno 1895, 7.62 Nato conversion
Hello All,
Way back in the mid to late 1990's, I purchased a shitload of 1895 Mauser actions (barreled, complete) from an importer. All of these were Ludwig Lowe manufactured, so no FFL required. They were literally shipped to me, wrapped in brown oil paper.
Some were heavily used. Most were damn near new. All were converted to 7.62x51 NATO.
I have a lot of experience with these, including taking two to the range for a shootout. One was pristine, and the other was beat to shit. We put 2,000 rounds down range that day from each one. In those days, 1200 rounds of Portuguese NATO ammo cost about $85.00.
Both rifles were then sectioned and destroyed to evaluate whether or not there were any significant issues. None were detected, and all of the parts were magnafluxed as well to detect any microfractures. Again, none detected.
Most of these rifles were then sporterized, blueprinted, and re-sold as common sporting arms. Even though they did not require FFL transfer, I did it anyway. Oops, my bad. Sorry.
My cost for the entire process was $92 per rifle, and that included the scope mounts. You can guess what I paid per rifle, and it was not much.
Bottom line. Most of the 1895 Chilean Mausers were converted by Styer, and those rifles did have that forward gap you see in the website listed above. There were a number of rifles done in Chile, and those were less professionally completed. There were markings on the barrel that you could use to determine if the conversion was done at Styer, but I can not find that info anymore... I had 9 of the ones that were NOT Styer converted, and those were rebarreled in 6.5 Swede. It should be noted that not all of the conversions to 7.62 NATO were done with existing barrels. Somewhere in the neighborhood of 22% were just rebarreled. Again, these were marked with very clean, very new markings and had no old proofs on the barrels.
This is now almost 18 years ago, so my memory is not terribly reliable. I decided to post this because there is a lot more to the story than what that website would have you believe.
The last of these that I owned was sold to Mr. Posthumus. He seems very satisfied with that rifles' performance. That rifle was one of the Styer converted barrels, and was a bit more "handled", displaying some pitting on the receiver below the wood line, and pitting on the outside of the barrel as well. The bore was nearly pristine, and that rifle would print 5 shots in a 6 inch circle at 600 yards (which is why I kept it for so long).
The 1895 Chilean Mausers were truly a work of art. If you find one marked as being made in Berlin, and made by Ludwig Lowe, BUT IT. It is a true 1895 manufactured rifle and worth it's weight in something.
Just passing on what I know. Comments welcome.
I bought a pristine, all matching Chilean barreled action from Samco when they had them, cost $80 about 2003 or so. It had loose head space, although I had shot it with no issues prior to getting gauges and testing. I wound up trading it along with a spare bolt body that corrected the head space. I figured, why not order another? So I get the box and it is not a barreled receiver, gut a complete stocked rifle, all matching, excellent shape! Apparently, someone had squirreled it away and it accidentally got sent to me. I also bought a 1916 .308 Spanish Mauser and three Swedes from them. I understand what they have left in small ring Mausers is below the quality of what I got back then, so I would check before buying.


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Burlington, Vt. – The Canisius College hockey team fell to 10th-ranked UMass Lowell on Saturday in the first game of the Catamount Cup in Vermont, 5-2. The loss drops the Griffs to 5-9-1 on the season, while the nationally-ranked River Hawks improve to 12-5-0.
"We have a lot of positives that we can build on from this game," said Canisius head coach Dave Smith. "Lowell was just a little more consistent in its effort and capitalized on a couple of our mistakes. We were close with our play but we didn't write the story that we were hoping for. Our effort was there against one of the nation's top teams but we just need to play our best hockey for a complete 60 minutes."
Senior Taylor Law and junior Cody Freeman both scored for the Griffs in the defeat.
Senior Tony Capobianco recorded 32 saves on the night to anchor the defense.
Canisius opened the scoring thanks to Law's second goal of the season. The senior, making his first appearance since October, redirected the puck into the back on the power play 6:56 into the contest for the early Griffs lead. Sophomore Stephen Miller and senior Patrick Sullivan each registered assists on the extra-man tally.
UMass Lowell responded though with two goals in the opening period to take a 2-1 lead into the break. Joe Pendenza took the puck to the net off a rush and finished with 8:21 remaining to tie the contest. A.J. White then gave the River Hawks the lead with three minutes left when his shot hit the post but deflected off Capobianco and into the net.
The River Hawks then extended their lead to two when Christian Folin scored 9:38 into the second frame, blasting a shot into the net from the point on the power play.
Canisius answered right back when Freeman scored his second goal of the season just 71 seconds later. Senior Duncan McKellar sent a shot toward goal from the blue line. His shot was blocked but senior Kyle Gibbons found the loose puck in the low slot and knocked it toward goal, where Freeman was waiting to tap it in.
UMass Lowell, however, would seal the victory with two goals just 79 seconds apart late in the second frame. Josh Holmstrom redirected a puck in for the 4-2 lead with 2:53 remaining in the period before Ryan McGrath scored on a breakaway with 1:34 left for the 5-2 final score.
The River Hawks finished the game with a 37-23 advantage in shots in the game with both teams scoring one power-play goal (four attempts for Canisius and three for UMass Lowell).
Connor Hellebuyck recorded 21 saves to earn the victory in net.
Canisius continues play at the Catamount Cup on Sunday with a contest against host Vermont. The schools are set to begin the first-ever matchup between the two teams at 7:05 p.m.
Game Notes: Law, who last played on Oct. 26 in a win at Denver, missed the previous 11 games with an injury … Law, the team's MVP during the 2011-12 season, also missed the final 28 games of last season with an injury … Canisius drops to 0-2-1 all-time against UMass Lowell and 0-6-2 versus Hockey East schools … The Griffs also fall to 6-27-2 all-time against nationally-ranked schools.


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