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MIDDLEBURY, Vt. – Jon Broome's NESCAC tournament-record eight goals propelled Middlebury past Amherst 19-9 in a NESCAC Quarterfinal game on Youngman Field at Alumni Stadium. The 19 Panther goals was also a tourney record as Middlebury (13-2) advanced to the NESCAC semifinals, hosting fourth-seed Wesleyan on Saturday, May 4th at noon. Conn. College, the second-seed will meet Tufts, the third seed, in the other semifinal match-up in Middlebury at 4:00 p.m. The championship game will face-off on Sunday, May 5th at noon. The Jeffs end their season with a 5-10 mark.
Middlebury, currently ranked sixth in the nation, jumped out to a 3-0 lead in the first quarter. Scott Redmond sandwiched a pair of goals around Broome's first goal, giving the hosts a three-goal lead at 4:26. Amherst tightened the game later in the quarter, with goals from Jeff Izzo and Quinn Moroney. Broome closed out the quarter with a physical in-close score during a man-up situation for a 4-2 lead after one quarter.
Defenseman Darric White opened the second with a turn-and-shoot, low-to-high tally, while Erich Pfeffer collected a pass over the cage from Mike Giordano, netting the Panthers' sixth goal. Quinn Moroney countered, with an assist on Patrick Routh's tally at 4:03, setting the score at 6-3 for the hosts. Middlebury's Joel Blockowicz capped the first half scoring at 7-3, with a sweeping righty shot just inside the far top corner of the cage.
Amherst's Devin Acton, who previously held the single-game NESCAC tourney goals record with seven, opened the second half with a nice solo dodge at 14:26. The Panthers answered with a flourish, scoring the next seven goals, building a massive 14-4 lead by the 7:40 mark. Andrew Metros, Giordano and Broome each netted a pair during the run, while Blockowicz capped it off with a nice set-up from Pfeffer.
Trailing by 10 goals, Acton notched the next two for the Jeffs before Broome and Amherst's Kane Haffley exchanged tallies to end the third as Middlebury held a 15-7 advantage.
Broome scored his sixth goal at 13:43 in the fourth off a crease feed from Giordano. Stew Kerr followed with a goal off a long-ball pass from Zach Driscoll to made it a 17-7 game at 11:16. Amherst bookended a pair of man-up tallies around Broome's seventh goal that Giordano set-up at 5:13. Broome ended the day with his record-setting eighth goal at 1:12 on a crisp lefty face dodge for the 19-9 final.
Broome finished with a tourney-best eight goals on 11 shots, while Giordano added five helpers and two assists. Metros and Blockowicz each chipped in with a pair of goals and one assist. White added a game-high eight ground balls to his one goal, while fellow defenseman Billy Chapman forced four Amherst turnovers. Nate Gaudio earned the win in net for Middlebury, allowing nine goals, while making nine stops in 56:23. Jack Reilly played the final 3:37, making three saves.
Quinn Moroney led Amherst with three assists and a goal, while Acton netted a hat trick. Duncan Morrissey added a team-best seven ground balls, while winning 14-24 face-offs. Starting goalie Gregory Majno took the loss, allowing 15 goals, while making six saves in 45:00 of action. Reserve Thomas Gilligan played the first 13:13 of the fourth quarter, making two stops and allowing three goals. Rob Dickinson finished the game making one save and allowing one goal in 1:47.


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Manchester native Edward Bonneville's business acumen is recalled
By MARK HAYWARD
New Hampshire Union Leader | October 15. 2013 8:47PM
His first dealership was American Motors, the one-time fourth American car company that, while successful in the 1960s, sputtered through the early 1980s.
"His life turned around with Caravan," said longtime friend Russ Fisher. "Caravan made life a lot easier for Eddie for sure."
According to his obituary, Bonneville opened a shoeshine business at the age of 15. After a hitch in the military, he worked at his father's gas station in the center city. He and his father started selling used cars at the corner of Webster Street and Hooksett Road, where a bank building is now located.
At the company's peak in 2003, the dealership was selling 455 vehicles a month, company officials said as they entered the funeral home. Unlike other dealers, Bonneville paid cash for his inventory, Fisher said.
"He was easygoing. He didn't get ruffled. He was very polite; believe it or not he liked the simple things in life," said his brother-in-law, Allan Hess.
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I know, I know….one of the creepiest feelings is witnessing a spider race across your bedroom floor. Personally, I can't stand spiders inside my house. It is simply no fun to be awakened by a brown recluse dancing on your leg…eek! Outside it is a completely different story. While fully recognizing their importance, I also understand that, generally speaking, they are entirely harmless. I love to watch them design their webs, using trial and error when finding their anchor points. The Wolf Spider is amazing the way she protects her egg sac and then carries her young on her back until they are able to fend for themselves. They are avid hunters and will even catch and eat other spiders. For this reason, I try to respect their space and leave them completely alone.
My absolute favorite spider in the garden has been sorely missed this year. Normally I would find numerous guardians protecting my beds from the
They are non-aggressive and very goal oriented (eat, breed, reproduce). The female will die as cold weather moves in, so she must insure her egg sac is placed in a viable position to be safe until the spring. The color of the egg sac can vary from milky white to a dark brown (as seen in the picture), resembling a speed bag (used in boxing) and she will most likely situate it against a structure (if available) or under some type of shelter. If she chooses the spot wisely, the entire brood will hatch in the fall, hibernate within the sac and then emerge the following spring. The egg sac contains approximately 500 young but very few will survive to adulthood.
Speaking of creepy creatures, this next "good guy" is commonly victim of mistaken identity. As you watch this video, understand that this is the larvae of one our favorite insects. Impossible as it seems, this is a young Ladybug feasting on a meal of aphids. We know how beneficial they are for cleaning aphids off of our beloved plants and the larvae have an equally insatiable appetite. As the Ladybug is transforming into the adult, be careful not to destroy the pupa which is equally as unattractive as the larvae! An interesting fact is that the majority of the Ladybugs we see are not native to this country, they are native to Japan. In the 1980's, the USDA performed a "successful" introduction of this insect into North America. It is now considered a "pest" in some areas because this species prefers to hibernate inside our homes. They will seek a nice warm place on a south or west wall or ceiling to rest for winter. Unfortunately, there is usually not enough humidity to maintain their moisture needs and many will perish. If you find them in your house, they will not bother anything and, provided they survive, will leave on their own.
One final good guy I feel the need to mention is the Praying Mantis. Probably the most animated insect I can think of, the movements and personality of this creature warrant our undivided attention. Known for their cannibalistic behavior, the young mantis quickly places distance between themselves and their birth place. They immediately begin seeking their own territory as they understand that two mantises can not reside on one prime piece of real estate. The size of these creatures can vary greatly. I have seen a few that measured a full 4 inches long, while the majority were quite a bit smaller. They are quite proficient hunters and will even use their "hands" as spears to impale and pluck their pray out of the air. Grasshoppers, flies, moths and crickets are their favorite foods, but every once in a while, they will score a butterfly, hummingbird or another mantis.
As I wander though my gardens collecting seed or pulling weeds, I am always on the lookout for fascinating creatures. In a normal year, I find many beneficial friends and usually discover something "new", as well. My son (who just turned two) is beginning to notice very subtle differences and details and will be ready to "hunt" with me next year. I can't wait!!
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No snow is never a problem at New Hampshire Grass Drags
By JASON SCHREIBER
Union Leader Correspondent | October 09. 2013 10:20PM
A freestyle rider floats through the air during the Rave X performance at the New Hampshire Snowmobile Association's annual Grass Drags and Water Cross races in Fremont last year. (UNION LEADER FILE)
Snow will be on the minds of the estimated 40,000 people expected at the New Hampshire Grass Drags and Water Cross competition this weekend. The event at Brookvale Farm on Martin Road begins Friday and runs through Sunday.
Professional freestyle rider Levi LaVallee will also bring his team and be available to sign autographs. LaVallee is a nine-time Winter X Games medalist and holds the world record for the longest snowmobile distance jump at 412 feet.
Doherty said some 300 riders are planning to participate this year, including amateurs who compete Friday night and Saturday afternoon.
In addition to the races, nearly 100 vendors will be selling snowmobile gear and other equipment.
The event also serves as the New Hampshire Snowmobile Association's largest fundraiser of the year.
A three-day pass is $40. Children under 12 are free.
For more information, go to www.nhgrassdrags.com.
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In 1986, the Collegiate Science and Technology Entry Program (CSTEP) was authorized by the New York State Legislature to increase the enrollment and retention of underrepresented and economically disadvantaged undergraduate and graduate students in programs leading to professional licensure or to employment in scientific, technical, and health-related careers. Through a competitive proposal process, CSTEP grants are awarded to postsecondary institutions with registered science, technical, or health-related programs, and/or programs leading to professional licensure that will provide program students with research opportunities and career-related internships, academic and career counseling, and enriched academic course work.
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I'm lucky enough to be able to walk into my back yard and shoot anytime I want. This time of year though that is a little more daunting than it is say on a sunny may afternoon! Are there any indoor ranges within 25 miles of the Lakes Region area?
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I'm lucky enough to be able to walk into my back yard and shoot anytime I want. This time of year though that is a little more daunting than it is say on a sunny may afternoon! Are there any indoor ranges within 25 miles of the Lakes Region area?
Hey, I know Maine is a sparsely populated place but there must be someone else out there somewhere! Quityerlurkin!
Maine has suffered from urban sprawl through the years and I can no longer go behind
my house because I now have house that are too close ! Maine you can't discharge a firearm within 300 feet of a house. When I have varmints come around the house I've resorted to using a pump up bb gun it's effective some of the time as long as you are close.
Anyway I joined a local rifle and pistol club that's only a couple of miles from my house. I
live around many gravel pits and all you hear every day is gun shots so it a nice thing to hear as I am use to it.I must admit the shooting has dropped dramatically since considerable rise in ammunition prices in the last few months.
Hey stetson, nice to see some activity here. As I understand it, you can shoot closer than 300' if you have permission. Might want to discuss this with your neighbors and a sixpack!
Is it always this quiet here?
I've got a pretty good range set up here at home. One of the benefits of living out where I do. Sure I drive further to get to Walmart but I have few guns, lots of ammo, and when the notion strikes me I walk out back and start making noise.
I'm going to be building some new things to hang targets on as well as getting some steel targets made for me. I need them for 22 and larger pistol too. Rifle I have stuff set up at 100 and 150 yards
The weather is not friendly right now but I still get out there and squeeze off a few rounds a couple/few times a week. I'm an addict. There is no denial. I got the 9mm pneumonia and the 45 ACP blues :rolleyes:
I am also fortunate to have a large enough lot for shooting in my yard. Wouldn't have it any other way. Of course, on days like these, the snow dictates when you can shoot (if you want to retrieve your brass)!
To bring this thread back form the dead...Live close to both Scar and Falmouth clubs. Been a member of the later for a years now.


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I have just received the last of my armor pieces from TheDentedOne. Now there is no excuse for me to keep putting off my Jango. I had started making my own flightsuit using Green Pepper patterns, but that proved to be beyond my sewing skills and has since been moved off of my list. One of my coworkers said he would ask his wife if she would be willing to take it on for me, he'll get back to me on Monday.
I am still looking for: vest, belt, ammo pouches, girthbelt, holsters and jet pack (holding out for Christians Jango Arena).
Parts I have:
Helmet - JD bought from Asok Unfortunately my fat head won't fit in it, my nose sticks out the front without the visor installed (any suggestions? )
Backplate - Cruzer bought from Cruzer
Gauntlets - MOW Jangos' bought from Christian replaced almost all switches and hose attachments with real ones, can't find the Atari switch for the left gauntlet (any help)
Left Gauntlet Missile - DarkSide bought from DarkSide Black plastic body with Brass and Aluminum Tip
Hoses - Bought from Princess Auto 10' $4.50 not dyed yet
Collar, Shoulder Bells, Chest, Ab plate, Thighs, and Foot Armor - JD bought from TheDentedOne
Cod and Shins - JD bought from JD
Knees - Asok bought from Asok on his last FG knee run I think
Boots - Well Shoes - Bed Stu's Bought from TDH member (can't remember who)
Misc. Aluminum bits - bought from (shudder) ebay. not bad, not great.
Blasters - work in progress by me, all aluminum
Obviously everything needs to be trimmed, sanded and a coat of paint put on, yes I said paint. I'll be taking these to work to get painted a colour we use all the time called Mill Finish Aluminum. It looks just like milled aluminum and our head painter tells me it's because of the aluminum powder in the paint. I've got to at least try it, saves alot of R&Bing.
Comments, criticisms, words of wisdom (give up while you still can) are appreciated.


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will this morning receive a classified document that provides a more formalized version of the policies contained in a white paper memo -- "
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, "I am pleased that the president has agreed to provide the Intelligence Committee with access to the OLC (Office of Legal Counsel) opinion regarding the use of lethal force in counterterrorism operations. It is critical for the committee's oversight function to fully understand the legal basis for all intelligence and counterterrorism operations."
The committee had already received the memo, but did not receive its more highly classified counterpart, which was responsible for actual policy decisions.
The Obama Administration looked to put a positive spin on the release, commenting, "Today, as part of the president's ongoing commitment to consult with Congress on national security matters, the president directed the Department of Justice to provide the congressional Intelligence committees access to classified Office of Legal Counsel advice related to the subject of the Department of Justice White Paper."
President Obama says killing American terrorists without a warrant is the kind of "tough decision" you sometimes have to make. [Image Source: AFP/Getty Images]
The U.S. has to date killed over 28 al-Qaida terrorist leaders under the Bush and Obama administration using
drone strikes
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The controversy over al-Awlaki's death was that no warrant or indictment had been issued against him. And while he was intimately involved with al-Qaida, U.S. intelligence did not indicate he was directly involved with a current terror plot. The question was whether Mr. al-Awlaki received his Constitutionally guaranteed right to due process.
Despite the controversy, President Obama is finding some surprising support.
House Intelligence
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"The legal basis of this goes back many, many years when U.S. citizens would go and fight for foreign nations that were engaging in combat with the United States. So what they were saying is, once you've made that choice, you no longer get the protections that you would. I mean, if you join the enemy overseas, you join the enemy overseas. And we're going to fight the enemy overseas."
On Jon Stewart's Daily Show, President Obama indirectly defended the policy in a guest appearance, stating:
There are times where there are bad folks somewhere on the other side of the world, and you've got to make a call and it's not optimal. And sometimes you've got to make some tough calls. But you can do so in a way that's consistent with international law and with American law.
American Civil Liberties Union
(ACLU) calls death strikes on Americans without indictments a "chilling" precedent. They and the President's critics fear that the Obama administration or future administrations could arbitrarily label political enemies "terrorists" and target them with unconstitutional death strikes.
Reaper drones are currently being used over U.S. airspace. [Image Source: The Real Revo]
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First post of the Forums after lurking a while.
Background: I want to get a tattoo. This will be my first ever tattoo. I decided back in September 2000 that I wanted to get the Boba Fett Mandalorian skull symbol as a tattoo. I spoke with some people back them about tattoos and the best piece of advice I received was from someone who told me to wait a while, and if you are still certain after a couple of years that you want that tattoo, go for it.
So here I am - 10 years later and still wanting the Mandalorian skull symbol as a tattoo. So I came here to ask a few questions/advice from the expects. I have read the posts about other tattoos here (and similar to the one that I am posting) and I didn't want to hijack anyones thread (so sorry if posting something similar). But I figured some time has past since a similar thread and maybe people have more advice/suggestions, etc.
I haven't decided on an exact spot, but I have narrowed it down to my left side on my rib cage. I work in a professional environment, so I need something that is hidden (therefore biceps, forearms, etc would be appropriate for me).
Any suggestions as to good spots for this type of tattoo? My girlfriend has done a couple of rough drawings of the design on various areas for us to get a feel for it. I like how it looks there, but we haven't decided on a size.
Besides suggestions for places for the tattoo, I am looking for other insight like should I shade it or leave it with just an outline? How large should I have it?
I have seen the pics of the same design on the back and I am really liking that place too.
Also, I am confused to what the difference is between the ESB design and the ROTJ design...
So, please, ANY comments/suggestions/advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance!


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Johns a middle weight!
Johns a middle weight!
I was wondering what he was on about with the Freeman post aswell.
Is ready to die for that inch.
Really looking forward to this fight!
"No one deserves to be unbeaten" Dan Hardy post Cage Warriors Strike force 1 2005
"I wanna be in fights that make history" Paul Daley post UFC 108 2010
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anyone got footage of the fight?
phillips is a savage
i really believe he is a match for anyone in Europe at the moment
domestically a fight with cahoon would be awesome and i would love to see him rematch with sutherland and fight tom watson
i think he would would win all three of these fights
ive bee lucky to be in same changing room with him for 2 of his last 3 fights and the guy has an aura about him, a confidence of invincibility that all great fighters have
who ever he hits he is gonna hurt BAD.
just my thoughts
Anyone know what his ground game/wrestling his like? I've only seen him a few times and it's never gone on that long to see it lol
There are some tough fights for him in Europe
But hardly anyone is bringing over decent Europeans nowadays
Siyar Bahadurzada, Jordan Radev or Mikko Rupponen (if he ever gets fit) would all be entertaining


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Dana 44 rear upgrades or swap - 1962 GMC 1/2 ton
Well, it seems as if replacement axles for the 60-62 GMC Dana 44 are nonexistent (coarse spline 6 lug), but the 63+ GMC Dana 44 axles with the fine spline (30?) are available in both 6 lug and 5 lug conversion shafts...
I'm either looking at swapping to a 30 spline axle if the widths are the same, and adding a 30 spline carrier, or else finding a donor rear of the same 60" width roughly. Have to weld on trailing arm and panhard brackets to most other rears for the coil rear on these trucks, $130 swap kit available for this.
Although Dana 44's are so great that they are used to this day in new vehicles, I have been told that these old units use a different carrier bearing diameter than most newer units. I was hoping that I could still find a 30 spline posi carrier that would drop into mine, or else take my carrier and possibly swap out the spider gears for a unit that uses the 30 spline shafts. Is this possible?
I really like the Dana axle removal, no c-clips, just undo 4 bolts after taking off the drum, and the axle slides out! It'd be nice to keep this.
Bad thing is, the drum backing plates are welded to the axles. If I ever damaged one, I'd be sunk for a while, especially if on the road. It'd be nice (but not necessary) to have a disc brake rear. I suppose I could weld on disc brake mounts, or rather the standard GM brake backing plate mounting flange, onto these axles. I was also wondering if there were any newer Dana 44 axles that would be the right width for this truck, not too much wider due to the smokin' deal I got on some torque thrust wheels. Also, needs to be able to accept the 5 lug on 5" GM bolt patern axles. And if it were a disc rear, I'd need to be able to find a master cylinder that'd work with the 1989 Suburban front calipers that I have to swap on. I suppose I could find a different caliper that'd bolt right to the spindles up front, if I needed a different bore to match whatever 4 wheel disc MC that I got to match up with the rear calipers.
Yeah, I need lots of retrofit guidance here...
1962 GMC 1000 Panel Truck 305D three on the tree
1971 RS/SS Camaro project on hold
Life is short, and we seem to get bogged down with "wants" or "wishes".
Why beat yourself up looking for rare stuff that you may never find?
What is the truck? 2wd or 4x4? What wheel offsets? What I would do for the 5 on 5" is just get a late 70s to late 80s chev/gmc 1/2 ton 2wd rear. Yes, it is of "throw away" quality compared to a 44, but so easy to find a good donor with a good ratio. Those rears are about 1.5" wider than the 69-and-older rears, but that width really helps fill in the rear tire wells.
a 4wd rear will work from 70 up, but you need to swap in the 2wd 5 lug axles from a 71-up.
If I could find a 63+ Dana 4 posi from a GM application, I think I could easily do this, but I need to make sure the axles are the same other than the splines. I think they are, as the widths I believe stayed the same narrow width for most of the 60's. I was referred to a place called Precision Gear in Michigan that apparently makes all sorts of custom stuff for Dana 44's and other axles. Waiting for a call back from their retrofit guy. I like the Dana 44 a lot, but the lack of the 10-12 coarse spline axle replacements just totally sucks! The backing plates being welded on sucks, but if I swapped to another rear, I'd go through a lot of hassle trying to figure out what Dana 44 late model had a similar width, would take GM disc brakes, and then have to weld on the trailing arm and panhard bar mounts... Either way, it's a lot of work!
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The Canisius track team will make its closest appearance to home of the 2014 season on Friday, when the Griffs head across town to take part in the Upstate Challenge at Buffalo.
The Griffs are coming off last weekend's meet at the ROC City Invitational that saw Canisius take home victories in a pair of events both by way of new personal bests.
First, sophomore Michael Anvelt won the 5000-meter run with a time of 15:19.78, marking the second-consecutive week that a Canisius runner has taken home first place in the 5k. Freshman Jeff Antolos finished first the week prior at the University of Rochester Invite.
Freshman A.J. Stuver took home the second victory for the Blue and Gold, winning the 3000-meter steeplechase by more than 42 seconds. Stuver finished the event in 9:53.55.
The Griffs also had a strong performance in the men's 1500-meter run with sophomore Travis Jordon, freshman Xavier Sauvageau and Antolos each racing to a top-six finish.
On the women's side, Canisius' top-relay team in the 3200-meter relay would have the strongest showing for the Griffs, racing to a second-place finish.
The Blue and Gold also got a strong race from junior Morgan Atkins in the 5000-meter run, racing to a seventh place finish in the event.
The Griffs will kick off their third meet in as many weeks at the Upstate Challenge at 1 p.m. on Friday.


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I couldn't have said it better. I have a friend that says that he never met a gun that he didn't like but I too prefer the classic Steel guns with real wood or Bone grips. Carried in a real leather holster. I prefer a revolver of S&W Hand Ejector Design but usually carry a S&W single stack semi Auto. I like the Traditional double action on my auto loaders. In practice with these I shoot mostly 2 and 3 shot groups starting with the hammer down. With the revolver it is almost all double action shooting.


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Canon EF 24-70mm f/4L IS USM review: The ideal standard zoom?By David Newton - Thursday February 07 2013 Lens Review
Introduced in November 2012 as the proposed 'kit' lens for the EOS 6D, the EF 24-70mm f/4L IS USM lens represents an interesting move for Canon – despite two well respected lenses in this category, the EF 24-70mm f/2.8L USM and the EF 24-105mm f/4L IS USM, the EF 24-70mm f/4L IS USM hopes to offer a compact, lightweight lens suitable for the newly created lightweight, full-frame camera segment. The red L-series band offers the promise of professional performance, but does it live up to the expectations?
A standard zoom lens is the one lens that almost all photographers will have in their bag. This makes it a very interesting area for the manufacturers, as there is a potentially huge market for the lenses. Equally, since we no longer receive 35mm or 50mm prime lenses as a kit lens with cameras, the standard focal length zoom lens is an ideal replacement. By offering an L-Series lens with the EOS 6D, Canon is clearly hoping to indoctrinate new users in the benefits of the L-series over lesser quality lenses.
Along with the red L-series band around the front of the lens, the EF 24-70mm f/4L IS USM benefits from Canon's mature Image Stabilizer technology, including a hybrid facility to works not just in normal shooting, where it offers 4-stops of IS, but also in macro shooting, where it provides up to 2.5stops of IS. There is also the inclusion of the well-respected UltraSonic Motor (USM) AF motor for fast, quiet autofocus. Whether it is more than the sum of its parts or not, though, will only be shown by the test results.
Canon EF24-70mm f/4L IS USM lens performance
Canon EF24-70mm f/4L IS USM versus competition
Further readings for the Canon EF 24-70mm f/4L IS USM review: The ideal standard zoom?
To provide photographers with a broader perspective about mobiles, lenses and cameras, here are links to articles, reviews, and analyses of photographic equipment produced by DxOMark, renown websites, magazines or blogs.
The latest in the L series, the Canon EF 24-70mm f/4L IS USM is an ideal transtandard lens for reporting and can also make a good choice for portraiture. Versatile, it can also function as a macro with a reproduction ratio of 0.7x, Canon having worked hard to optimally match up the optical elements.
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I do not believe
Most likely incorrect tests.I'll explain why DxO does not provide graphical results of the tests but only their personal considerations.So as another to drive the conclusion
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I do not believe
because your tests are so far from reality?
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This a comment for this page on the website
because your tests are so far from reality?
Maybe sample variation? ;)
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Interesting point but you have to remember you're not really comparing apples to apples here. The link you provided compares a Canon f/4 VS Sigma f/2.8 which isn't a true apple's to apple's comparison. More like a peach and orange.
DXO Lab tests thousands of lenses under Strict controlled environments, I highly doubt they're fluffing up the test results. PLUS "IF" they were...what are they gaining from doing so?
Something to think about.


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If you stay in hotels, you need to read this. Bedbugs have become nearly epidemic in North America. They had been all but eradicated by the 1950's but pesticide restrictions and the ease of global travel have allowed them to stage a comeback – and they're back with a vengeance. One of the reasons they're so hard to get rid of is people don't know they've moved in until they're at full infestation levels.
There are many myths surrounding this horrid little bug. Read through my top 4 – and the tips at the end of this post – to make your hotel stays safer.
Myth Number 1: I'm safe from bedbugs if I stay in expensive hotels.
Not true. Bedbugs are just as happy in 5-star hotels as they are in cheap motels. They truly are an equal opportunity pest.
Myth Number 2: Bedbugs are easy to spot. Just pull the sheets back and look.
Not true. Most hotels will be alerted to the problem long before a particular room hits the extreme level of infestation that would have to be present for you to see them crawling around in the sheets. These little fellas prefer to stay well hidden and only emerge at night after the intended host (that's you) has been relatively immobile for some time.
Myth Number 3: An exterminator can take care of the problem by fumigating.
Not true. At the time of this writing, there are no approved chemical agents capable of killing the hidden buggers (remember that they stay in their chosen crevice or inside an electrical outlet until you fall asleep). This is, in part, due to a ban on broad-spectrum, residual pesticides. A really good pest control company will tell you this and will suggest a multi-pronged approach that involves taking apart the furniture, ripping open the box spring and laundering absolutely everything that is in the room. And they will have to come to your home several times over the next few months to repeat the process.
Myth Number 4: Only dirty people and unkempt homes get bedbugs.
Not true. This is the worst myth of all because a false sense of immunity may prolong the diagnosis period and make eradication more difficult. Each day you delay means more eggs are laid and a larger community will have taken hold.
How To Protect Yourself When Travelling
I have two big tips to share that are based on the premise that prevention is the best medicine. They will seem extreme and unwarranted unless you've battled this problem in the past. If you prefer to see tips in video form, scroll down to the bottom of this post and you will see one of the best YouTube offerings I've found on protecting yourself while travelling.
Check your hotel room thoroughly before unpacking. Place your belongings in the bathtub while you check out the mattress, headboard and curtains using a strong flashlight. One of their preferred hiding places is the space between the piping and the box spring You're looking for live bugs and you're also looking for small stains that resemble the mark left when a Sharpie pen touches fabric. That's liquid feces. In case you're thinking I've lost my marbles and have become obsessed over a remote possibility… I found bed bugs in an Edmonton hotel — a 4 1/2 star hotel, I might add.
Don't lay anything on the bed. Hang your clothing in the closet and keep the suitcase stand as far from the bed as possible. This is a good practice even if you found no evidence of bugs. Most infestations are revealed through symptoms — which means you wake up with bites on your body — and not from actual insect sightings.
My Story
Apparently you're not grossed out yet as you're still reading so I'll tell you my story. For two weeks my husband woke with little red marks that we mistakenly took for eczema. Since I was free of any symptoms, we ruled out anything as insidious as bedbugs. Just to be sure, though, I did check the bedding and mattress and was relieved to see absolutely nothing. One day, I happened upon a website with photos of bedbug bites illustrating the typical trio of marks that are nauseatingly referred to as breakfast, lunch and dinner. When I examined my husband's skin more carefully, I found that same pattern. Arming myself with a magnifying glass and flashlight, I searched the bed more vigorously and this time found a shed skin. That single casing was the only thing I could find until we took the bed apart…
What I've just described is fairly typical. One member of the family may be affected while all others are completely free of symptoms. It doesn't necessarily mean they have no bites; it might simply mean they don't react to being bitten.
The next day we went to the drugstore to buy bedbug spray. I was so embarrassed, I made my husband ask for it while I stood several paces away. I got mad at him when he didn't lower his voice — somehow I thought he could read my mind and would know I expected him to whisper. As we approached the cashier carrying every can of insecticide the store had, I couldn't help but think I was walking the walk of shame. What a ridiculous thought but there you have it. It was in my head and I couldn't shake it. I was certain we were carrying out the most humiliating errand in the store. That is, until I saw that the woman in front of me was purchasing three boxes of Vagisil and a shower hose.
What came next was the realization that bedbugs laugh at over-the-counter pesticides. You can spray them directly on their tiny little heads and they will simply walk away unhurriedly. We were hoping this would be a good solution as we really wanted to avoid fumigating with commercial chemicals if possible.
After much education, we discovered the key to bedbug eradication is this: know your enemy. Once you figure out their habits and find where they're nesting, you can use mechanical means (that means squishing) and less harmful chemicals like rubbing alcohol. We became experts at disassembling and reassembling our bedroom furniture. Rubbing alcohol in a spray bottle is an amazing tool. It kills bedbugs and their eggs on contact without leaving harmful chemical residue where you sleep.
We disassembled, inspected, washed, sprayed, and reassembled everything in the bedroom several times a week for about two months. Fortunately, neither of us like to accumulate a lot of extra stuff in the bedroom. I can't even imagine how difficult this would be in a child's bedroom full of toys. From the day we recognized we had this problem, I kept a journal to track our activities and any bites or bug sightings. Sounds silly, I know. Why would you keep a bedbug diary? Here's one really good reason. The only way you know it's over is to go 60 days with no bites.
We've been free and clear for quite a few weeks but we've not come through this without scars. No itch is innocent. Anything that even slightly resembles an insect is examined under bright light. We both sleep with a flashlight close at hand and wake up several times to check out the bed. We're doing this less and less but somehow I don't think it will ever completely leave us. It's hard to feel safe in your bed once you learn that some mean creatures had nested in it and you were their sustenance.
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|One of the things I haven't written about much here is how the WebSphere CloudBurst Appliance integrates with other IBM software solutions. One of those interesting integration scenarios, and one I think is particularly useful for developers, involves Rational Build Forge.
|Very simply put, Rational Build Forge is an adaptive execution framework that allows users to define completely automated workflows for just about any purpose. These workflows are represented as projects that contain a discrete number of steps. When looking at Rational Build Forge through the software assembly prism, the offering allows users to fully automate and govern the process of building, assembling, and delivering software into an application environment.
|Now, on to the integration of WebSphere CloudBurst and Rational Build Forge. Users can build custom patterns in WebSphere CloudBurst that include a special script package (which I'll eventually provide a link to from here). This script package provides the glue between the deployment process in WebSphere CloudBurst and Rational Build Forge. When deploying a WebSphere CloudBurst pattern that contains this script package, users provide the name of a Rational Build Forge project as well as information about the Rational Build Forge server on which the project is defined.
|Once the necessary information is supplied, the deployment process gets underway. Toward the end of the deployment, like all other scripts included in patterns, the special Rational Build Forge script is invoked. This results in the project specified during deployment being executed on the virtual machine created by WebSphere CloudBurst.
|Because the Rational Build Forge project executes on a virtual machine setup by WebSphere CloudBurst, the individual steps of the project can very easily access the WebSphere Application Server environment. Thus, the Rational Build Forge project could very easily contain steps to build, package, and deploy an application into the WebSphere Application Server cell. The result is a fully automated process that includes everything from standing up the application environment to delivering applications into that environment.
|I put together a short demonstration of this integration, and you can take a look at it here. As always, please let us know if you have any questions or comments. Your feedback is much appreciated!
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Answers to common questions from transfer student applicants.
Do you recommend that I visit the campus and have a personal interview?What criteria does the Admissions Committee use when reviewing candidates for transfer admission?What if I did not do well in high school, but have improved academically in college?Do I need to submit SAT or ACT scores, or my high school transcript?Do I need to take the TOEFL or IELTS if English is not my first language?When is the deadline to apply for transfer admission?What is the maximum number of credits that Lesley will accept?Which courses that I've taken will transfer to Lesley, and when will I know?Are there opportunities for cross-registration?Does Lesley offer any merit scholarships to transfer students?Is need-based financial aid available to transfers?Are transfers able to apply to Dual Degree Programs (accelerated bachelor's/master's programs)?Are transfers eligible for the Lesley Dividend?Is housing available for transfers?Is there an orientation program for transfer students?
Do you recommend that I visit the campus and have a personal interview?
Absolutely. It's critical that you visit our campus, and we strongly
encourage you to have a personal interview or attend one of our transfer
information sessions. Having been through the college search process
before, you know how important it is to get a feel for the atmosphere of
the campus. We encourage you to attend a class, meet with a faculty
member, or stay overnight with a student if that would be helpful. As
for the interview, it's a great opportunity for us to get to know you as
a person, and to hear more about your decision to transfer. And from
your perspective, there's no better way to get answers to all your
specific questions.
What criteria does the Admissions Committee use when reviewing candidates for transfer admission?We
have designed our admission process to be reflective of the institution
and its values. Therefore, we're interested in students who value
making a difference in the lives of others, and who have shown a
commitment to community service. We're also looking for students who
have developed the academic background and skills that will allow them
to thrive and be successful in our academic programs. Each transfer
applicant is reviewed individually with an emphasis placed on the work
done in college as indicated by both grades and recommendations.
Typically, successful transfer students have achieved at a minimum, a
2.5 GPA in prior college-level coursework.
What if I did not do well in high school, but have improved academically in college?During
the evaluation process we are reviewing your complete academic record,
both high school and college, with a clear emphasis on the academic work
that you've done in college. The primary concern of the Admissions
Committee is to assess whether you have gained the academic skills
necessary for success at Lesley. The Committee views students
who have taken advantage of the opportunity to ground themselves in the
liberal arts while in college, and strengthen writing, math and critical
thinking skills, in a positive light.
Do I need to submit SAT or ACT scores, or my high school transcript?Standardized
test scores are not required of transfer applicants, but we do require
you to submit your final high school transcript.
Do I need to take the TOEFL or IELTS if English is not my first language?Yes,
students whose native language is not English, must submit an official
copy of the TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) or IELTS
(International English Language Testing System). A minimum TOEFL test
score of 213 (computer based) or 80 (internet based) or a minimum
IELTS test score of 6.0 is required for admission in order to ensure a
student's ability to participate successfully in the Lesley curriculum.
When is the deadline to apply for transfer admission?Transfers
can apply for either September of January admission to Lesley.
The preferred application deadline if you are applying for fall
admission is May 1, although applications with continue to be accepted
on a space available basis. The application deadline for spring
admission is December 1.
What is the maximum number of credits that Lesley will accept?The
maximum number of credits you can transfer into Lesley is 90
credits for the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences and 66 credits for the College of Art and Design.
Which courses that I've taken will transfer to Lesley, and when will I know?All
college level courses taken at regionally or nationally accredited
institutions, with a grade of C or better, will be eligible for transfer
to Lesley. If you have taken a course for a pass/fail grade, it
will only be eligible for transfer if it can be documented that the
pass signifies a grade of C or better.
In determining which specific credits will transfer, every effort is
made to match courses with their Lesley equivalents, allowing you to
transfer as much credit as possible. A tentative credit evaluation is
sent with your letter of admission.
Are there opportunities for cross-registration?One
of the benefits of being part of a larger institution is that Lesley students do have the opportunity to cross-register for classes
at the other schools within the University. A number of students take
courses at both the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences and the College of Art and Design and through the Center for the
Adult Learner. Juniors and seniors also take advantage of the
opportunity to try out graduate level classes in the School of Education
or the Graduate School of Arts and Social Sciences.
Does Lesley offer any merit scholarships to transfer students?Yes, we offer several merit scholarships for qualified transfer
students. No separate application is required for the scholarships. All
admitted transfers who meet the minimum scholarship criteria will be
considered for the awards, but cannot be awarded more than one.
Learn more about our transfer merit scholarships.
Is need-based financial aid available to transfers?Yes.
In fact, over 85% of Lesley students, both transfers and freshmen,
receive need-based financial aid. To apply for financial aid please
complete the online FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Assistance) before the priority deadline (Fall-March 1. Spring-December 15.)
Learn more about Financial Aid at Lesley.
Are transfers able to apply to Dual Degree Programs (accelerated bachelor's/master's programs)?Yes,
transfer students are able to apply to the Lesley Dual Degree
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and ready to begin taking graduate level courses during their junior
year, we would encourage you to sit down with the appropriate Program
Advisor as soon as you arrive at Lesley to talk about the possibilities.
Depending upon what coursework you have done prior to attending Lesley,
and the number of credits transferred in to Lesley, you may need to
apply to the program soon after beginning your Lesley coursework.
Are transfers eligible for the Lesley Dividend?A
transfer student who enrolls in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences and requires six
semesters or more to complete their bachelor's degree can take full
advantage of the Lesley Dividend (twelve credits of free graduate
Is housing available for transfers?Yes,
historically we have been able to house any transfer student who has
requested on-campus housing. Residence halls range from traditional
style dormitories to college owned Victorian homes on the Lesley campus.
Is there an orientation program for transfer students?Yes,
we feel it is essential that all transfer students attend the formal
orientation program in order to ensure a smooth transition to Lesley.
Students entering within the fall semester have the opportunity to
attend the transfer orientation session in August. Students entering in
the spring semester have the opportunity to attend orientation in
January. Participating in orientation gives new students a chance to
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Review of scientific methods to avoid mitochondrial disease 2011
The Human Fertilisation and Embryology Act 1990 (as amended) allows for regulations to be passed that will allow techniques, which alter the mitochondrial DNA of an egg or embryo, to be used in assisted conception to prevent the transmission of serious mitochondrial disease. In introducing this provision into the Act in 2008, the Government gave assurance that the power to make these regulations would only be considered once it was clear that the scientific procedures involved were effective and safe.
The Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority (HFEA) agreed, in February 2011, to a request from the Secretary of State for Health to scope "expert views on the effectiveness and safety of mitochondrial transfer". The Authority established a small panel, with broad-ranging expertise, to collate and summarise scientific evidence submitted from a wide range of experts in the field. The HFEA submitted a report of the panel's findings to the Department of Health on 18 April 2011.
- Mitochondrial review - call for evidence (PDF 89kB)
- Letter to Department of Health regarding the review from Chair of the HFEA (PDF 83kB)
- Scientific review of the safety and efficacy of methods to avoid mitochondrial disease through assisted conception (PDF 540kB)
- Non-confidential written evidence submitted to the panel (PDF 3MB)
- Non-confidential minutes of scientific review workshop (PDF 75kB)
The Secretary of State used this scientific review to inform his decision as to whether to hold a public consultation on introducing the regulations.
Membership of core panel
- Professor Neva Haites (co-chair), University of Aberdeen
- Dr Robin Lovell-Badge (co-chair), MRC National Institute for Medical Research
- Professor Peter Braude, Kings College London
- Professor Keith Campbell, University of Nottingham
- Professor Sir Richard Gardner
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'The Sabres traded Dominik Hasek three months later than they should have as his value was higher at the March trade deadline. However, Vyacheslav Kozlov and a first-round pick in 2002 address the Sabres' current need on offense while also adding future depth.'
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Beaglet wrote:boogedy
Dang. So now I have to wait until July 2009?
peetola wrote:When did I join...
Great idea!
nanook37 wrote:Wow - I have the oldest joined date yet, that's a little wierd
dynersooner wrote:chunky monkey, chunky monkey, chunky monkey, WOOT!
j-o-h-n wrote:Not any more...
Wow -- look at the old sign-up dates coming out of the woodwork! (well, j-o-h-n has not been entirely quiet, but still!)
This is pretty awesome!
And I have now officially used my woot bday coupon Does that make me the first to use it?
i can't wait that long
11 months to go! Can someone remind me next year?
tford wrote:11 months to go! Can someone remind me next year?
Woot will absolutely remind you when you receive that lovely email telling you your code
Posting just so I can see when my W00t Birthday is...
ETA: This is my W00t birth month! Woo hoo!
HitAnyKey42 wrote:And I of course have to wait almost an entire year before I get to use mine because they didn't implement this in time.
me too, bummer dude
Edit, nm its November, not too bad
Hmm... posting to see when I joined.
Sorry, wasting a post to figure out my birthday.
Thanks for the awesome deal Wine Woot!!! :D
Everyone always loves a coupon code...or to pay $0.02 for snailpost shipping
Great idea... I think I can swing the 2 cents as long as it is pay week!
sticky plz.
My Woot Birthday
jwhite6114 wrote:Wow -- look at the old sign-up dates coming out of the woodwork! (well, j-o-h-n has not been entirely quiet, but still!)
People who at one time or another have been on the wine.woot discussion boards:
Jul 28, 2004 jpagemn
Aug 02, 2004 w@ntonsoup
Aug 03, 2004 yessrinc
Aug 16, 2004 lagger
Aug 24, 2004 abstract1
Sep 10, 2004 j-o-h-n
Sep 12, 2004 rx8doc
Sep 21, 2004 Ass Clown
Oct 10, 2004 inkwench
Oct 21, 2004 rpm
Nov 01, 2004 JOATMON
Nov 01, 2004 mander77
Nov 05, 2004 FlamingoNut
Nov 15, 2004 skizzy
Nov 17, 2004 foobarski
Nov 17, 2004 speedoo
Nov 17, 2004 zoomtard
Nov 20, 2004 wyonel
Nov 24, 2004 Corrado
Nov 25, 2004 Brennos
Dec 02, 2004 nanook37
Dec 09, 2004 sanity
Dec 13, 2004 Dawn4
Dec 16, 2004 LTU99
Dec 21, 2004 Wildstyle
Dec 22, 2004 nallie
my join date is...
Checking date...
same here
kinar wrote:same here
interestingly enough...I joined in the same month as my real birthday...
When do I get mine?
checking month...
"Woot! Woot!"
Just seems like this fits here. Enjoy, and Happy Birthday.
winefarm wrote:Just seems like this fits here. Enjoy, and Happy Birthday.
Wow -- it all makes sense now!
Ovaltina, my goat! That is too funny!
And it is interesting to see how many first posters they have been here to see their anniversary date as well .....
NNNIIIIICCCEEEEEE!!!!!! Thanks for enabling my habit!
when did I join
finding out
bunnymasseuse wrote:Bummer, 7-27-06, only a few days shy after the date I joined 2 yrs ago, argh! now I have to wait a whole year, and I'll probably have forgotten all about the deal by then!
Not to worry. You won't forget, because you'll get an email to notify you and tell you the discount code around next July 1.
Finding this thread just made my week! Bring on october!
Great idea.
Testing...testing... 1..2..3
YEah for birthday woot!
seeing what month.
I usually ignore newsletters, but this would be one I wouldn't mind recieving.


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you have no concerns
being a semiauto is not a problem
and springs don't wear out being loaded and stored
Greetings from Maine lads..
So, I'll be soon buying a home defense piece.
Originally, I was looking at a S&W 686 6"
but with 5-6 bills, it would have to be used...and I would like
to buy new.
My criteria that will likely drive the type of gun, is that:
1) I will shoot very occasionally:
as in the gun will likely sit for extended(several weeks) at a time without being shot, and
2) I would like the option of picking it up at a moments notice, and having it ready to fire with as little chance of a jam/malfunction
as possible.
3) Also, there IS a chance I would carry(6'1" 200lbs)
I know a revolver has far fewer moving parts than a semi-auto, but in your folks opinion is a semiauto doable
for this scenario? Do they like to sit...do the mag springs tire out and cause issues if left loaded for weeks on end?
Many thanks in advance for thoughts.
you have no concerns
being a semiauto is not a problem
and springs don't wear out being loaded and stored
Open carry or concealed carry?
ok, thanks fellas for the replies so far..like that Chevy story..
Can't imagine carrying openly, which I'm fairly sure is way illegal in Maine I believe, though I'm curious to dig into it just out of curiosity.
I do like the notion of being able to carry concealed though at some point.
I'm going into a local store this Sat to try out several brands & see how they feel in my hand.
Seriously considering semi auto..
I am not a lawyer.
That said, I believe OC IS legal In Maine.
As for the original question, there are a lot of good guns out there that fit your described use. I would lean toward a FS or compact semi-auto(beretta 92, M&P, Glock, CZ, etc) or a k frame sized 357. My preference for the latter is a 3" barrel. Easy to shoot and easy to conceal.
I would recommend a revolver. Both Ruger and S & W make stainless steel medium frame versions. The stainless steel handles neglect well. Revolvers have a simpler operation and if you are not using the weapon often I think that would be the most significant issue. Both autos and revolvers can be equally as accurate and equally as deadly. But I think for occasional users that the revolver is safer to handle.
too late Packard!
due to costs, I opted for a semi....
but preeciate your chimin in!


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Hi all,
I'm reminded of a story/joke I once heard from Ajahn Brahm. I don't know if he mentions this in his books or if he repeats this at dhamma talks. I heard it at a public talk some years ago. Anyway, it goes something like this:
There was a businessman who was, as businessmen are wont to to be, greedy and calculative in his ways. He also happened to be Buddhist. Knowing that Buddhism advices against greed, craving, attachment, etc, he was afraid that his livelihood, which invariably encouraged such unwholesome states, would prevent him from gaining a favourable rebirth. But he wasn't the sort to renounce his way of life, nor was he the sort to devote time to a serious practice of the dhamma. 'How can I afford the time? I have a business to run. Mouths to feed.' he'd say. Yet, he couldn't ignore the teachings of karma and rebirth he had learned as a child. So he decided to speak to the local Bhante.
'Bhante, how can I ensure a favourable rebirth?'
'It is very easy. One must seek refuge in the Buddha, Dhamma, and Sangha', the Bhante replied. 'If one has full confidence in the Three Jewels, then at the moment of death, one's mind is assured in the Three Jewels. One will not be in a state of fear or agitation. Resting tranquil in the Three Jewels one will pass into a favourable realm.'
'That's easy', thought the businessman. But he immediately realised the difficulty of remembering the Three Jewels at the time of death. 'How might I always keep the Three Jewels in my mind', he wondered. Then, he realised that he could name his sons Buddha, Dhamma, and Sangha. That way, he will be able to remember the Three Jewels. When his sons are by his deathbed he would be able to recall the Three Jewels.
And so, the businessman went about his usual ways. His business grew and towards the end of his life, he had three factories which were overseen by his sons, Buddha, Dhamma, and Sangha. To be sure that he accrued good merits, he would always make huge donations to the local monastery and indeed he always made sure that everyone knew of his generosity towards the local sangha.
The day eventually came when the businessman laid in his bed, weakened by sickness, soon to breathe his last breath. And as he had imagined, his three sons were there.
'Ah...good, good', he thought to himself. 'I've had a good life. The family business is bigger than what my father bequeathed me. I have donated huge sums of money to the local sangha. I must have accrued enough merits. I can go in peace'. Remembering the advice of the Bhante he spoke to years ago, he gazed upon his sons, and uttered in turn, 'Buddha... Dhamma.... Sangha'. But upon uttering those three words, a thought arose in his mind and he exclaimed, 'If all three of you are here, who the hell is looking after the factories.' And of course at the moment, he died.


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Phoenix Wraps Up Regular Season Friday at No. 15 Milwaukee
By: Ryan Hartwig (@RyanHartwig)
GREEN BAY, Wis. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) - The Green Bay women's soccer team (3-10-4, 1-4-2) travels downstate for its final regular season contest of 2011 on Friday against league-leading and nationally-ranked Milwaukee (15-2-0, 7-0-0). Kickoff is set for 7 p.m. CT at Engelmann Stadium.
The Phoenix needs a win over the 15th-ranked Panthers, as well as a Cleveland State loss at Wright State, in order to clinch the sixth and final Horizon League tournament spot.
LAST WEEK: Both the Phoenix and the Panthers enter Friday night's contest coming off losses last Sunday. Green Bay dropped a 2-0 decision to Butler on Senior Day at Santaga Stadium, while Milwaukee suffered just its second defeat of the season, falling 3-1 at Illinois State.
THE SERIES: Friday will mark the 29th meeting between the two schools, with Milwaukee owning a 21-6-1 advantage in the all-time series. Green Bay is looking for its first win at Engelmann Stadium since 1996, which would snap an eight-match losing streak against the Panthers.
SCOUTING THE PANTHERS: Milwaukee boasts one of the nation's top offenses, knocking in 41 goals in 16 matches this season for an average of 2.41 goals per game. Leading the way is senior forward Sarah Hagen, who ranks second in the NCAA in points per game (2.75) with 19 goals and six assists.
GETTING DEFENSIVE: The Phoenix has been one of the top defensive teams in the Horizon League in 2011, allowing just 16 goals in 17 contests (0.89 goals-against average). Green Bay has held its opposition to one or zero goals in all but three matches. Senior goalkeeper Maddie Drusch (Appleton, Wis.) leads the conference with 94 saves, while posting five shutouts on the year.
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Should Wealthy Parents Cut Family Income Tenfold to Help their Children Qualify for Need-Based Student Financial Aid?
Mark Kantrowitz
April 09, 2012
My wife and I make about $150,000 in combined income. We have probably $350,000 in home equity, $100,000 in rental property equity and $500,000 in retirement accounts. We have three kids in college and a fourth starting in the fall a year from now. We hope to quit our jobs at some point and move to Nicaragua (or another Central American country) so my wife can teach English and I can do service work there. My wife will make under $20,000 and I will probably make nothing. As I understand it today, we don't qualify for any financial aid (except loans) due to our income. We have about $80,000 in 529 money which we hope will get everyone through one or two years of college, but are hoping our reduced incomes will allow them to qualify for free grant money once we 'drop out'. We have not submitted a FAFSA yet because we don't want any record of our current income to show up later when the kids apply for grants. How low do our incomes need to be to get free grant money? What is the best timing for us to quit our jobs? Is there any harm submitting a FAFSA now, and having a record of our high incomes, or do they ONLY look at the past year? — Randy B.
If a family's primary reason for "dropping out" is to help others, that is commendable.
But the grants are not always greener on the low-income side of the fence.
Low-income students do tend to qualify for more need-based grants. But slashing income to help the children qualify for more financial aid usually does not yield enough additional grant aid to compensate for the lost income. Many colleges do not meet the full demonstrated financial need of their students, leaving a gap. Financial aid packages also include loans, not just grants. Financially, $150,000 in income yields more money after taxes to pay for college than the $5,000 to $10,000 in average grants per child received by a family with $20,000 to $25,000 in annual income. Some colleges provide more grants, but these colleges are also more selective.
There is no specific income cutoff on eligibility for need-based grants. Instead, eligibility is based on financial need, which is the difference between the cost of attendance (COA) and the expected family contribution (EFC). Financial need increases with increases in COA or decreases in the EFC. But financial need is usually met with a mix of loans and grants, not just grants. Expensive private non-profit colleges typically award most students grants that cover one third to half of the cost of attendance, but that still leaves the student and parents with tens of thousands of dollars to be paid with savings, income and loans.
(The Pell Grant is based only on the expected family contribution. As discussed in Ask Kantro: How Much Income is Too Much When Applying for Need-Based Aid?, most Pell Grant recipients have family income under $50,000. To qualify for a full Pell Grant, the student must have a zero EFC. The income threshold for an automatic zero EFC will be $23,000 in 2012-13.)
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Michael agreed to submit to a DNA test for an episode of "Trisha Goddard" -- where he comes face-to-face for the first time with the 17-year-old girl who claimed to be his daughter -- and the results came back positive.
The girl's mother -- Kristi Horn -- has claimed Michael was the father for years, and has even tried multiple times to get him to pay child support ... but Michael adamantly denied the allegations.
The reveal -- which airs tonight on NBC -- is cringeworthy ... Michael can't believe the news ... and the girl's mother immediately bursts into tears.
After, Michael gets up to hug his newfound daughter (Ashley) and she resists, shouting, "No! No! No!" while Michael pleads, "I just want to hug you."
Michael's two youngest children with Dina -- Ali and Cody -- were born in 1993 and 1996 respectively. Which means Ashley was conceived somewhere in the middle. - more on this story
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Weekly Beauty Challenge: Show Off Your Vanity!
If you're a sucker for packaging like I am, you will understand me when I say that it's a shame to buy a beautifully packaged lipstick or blush, only to have to hide it away in a makeup drawer when you get home. I, for one, am forced to do so (fie on my tiny bathroom), but I would love to be able to keep my more gorgeous products on display!
So for this week's Beauty Challenge, let's share pics of our vanities and the pretty products we love. What products do you keep on your vanity and how do you set them up? We want to see! Yes, it will give me vanity envy, but it's worth it.
Show & Tell!
Ohh good post! I can't wait to see what everyone ends up sharing.
I live by "a place for everything and everything in its place." I don't like having anything out. I want a neat, clean space.
I looove seeing peoples vanities!
I have lots of drawers and shelves, but I like to keep my daily products right on top and it comes in handy for days that I am in a hurry. I love that all my palettes fit right under the glass top.
@candace -- ok, whoever's vanity that is, I WANT IT!!!!! all those gorgeous meteorites and MJ stuff....it's too beautiful *sob*
I've just recently finished my vanity and I am in love. I hate clutter, thanks to my OCD, so I decided to use an old costume apron to hold my brushes.
Have Mercy!! This is amazing - great idea for a thread and amazing pics, I have a feeling that many of you could find work, through this thread, if you wanted it. I can't really say what's on my vanity, haven't actually seen it in quite a while and you don't Even want to know what my closets look like. I'm truly amazed and have to say ,"I'm not worthy, I'm not worthy!" (from the movie Wayne's World, might be before some of your frames of reference) feel old not. Unorganized and old Ice Cream Therapy please.
my vanity has lots or drawers that are filled with back ups and samples..but I also have a beautiful train case on top with all my "necessary"makeup in it..of course its so full I cant close it..i have a 3 way mirror on it that I hang all my costume necklaces from so I can keep track of what I have...I love to sitt there and play with everything..my husband calls it the princess room..
I am hoping this challenge will inspire me to neaten up my make up area (recently suffering from a deluge of samples)! Then take a pic and share it.
I LOVE kiki's clear-glass-top vanity, that is on my wish list for my dream space, so I can see what's right below in the drawer/shelf. I would also like to have my own make up room/closet. Right now I fight with the BF about not coming in when I have the door to our (small) bathroom closed, if I am putting on make-up to get ready for a party, etc. I would love to have my own dressing room, and I'm looking at making a dressing table space in our second bathroom (standing room only but I can stand!), or in the guest room.
Hope to share my newly tidied make up spot this week.
lol I WISH I had a vanity.....or at the very least, a EDIVA but here's what I got (and yes, I do love it )
hehe I just realized that I need to update my picture of my box, because now its jampacked full of goodies!
I have a gorgeous antique vanity, but its in serious need of an organizational overhaul and a good clean/polish. Love seeing everyone's stuff, making me want to get to work on mine. LOL
It's still a work in progress. I just bought everything from Ikea on Saturday, built it on Sunday & am still organizing it.
Now I'm on a hunt for a pretty framed mirror and patterned ottoman to make it not look so Ikea-ish. I also have a few more brushes to be put away.
This isn't permanent, but it was a cheap fix for my vanity dilemma.
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An Overview of Viracept (Nelfinavir)
August 23, 2013
Brand Name: Viracept
Nelfinavir can cause serious, life-threatening side effects. These include liver problems in people with moderate or severe liver impairment and life-threatening drug interactions. Nelfinavir oral powder contains aspartame and should not be used by people with phenylketonuria.
While taking nelfinavir, it is important to keep all of your appointments with your health care provider.
What is nelfinavir?
Nelfinavir is a prescription medicine approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for the treatment of HIV infection in adults and children 2 years of age and older. Nelfinavir is always used in combination with other anti-HIV medicines.
Nelfinavir is a type of anti-HIV medicine called a protease inhibitor (PI). Nelfinavir works by blocking protease, an HIV enzyme. This prevents HIV from replicating and lowers the amount of HIV in the blood.
Nelfinavir does not cure HIV/AIDS. It is not known if nelfinavir reduces the risk of passing HIV to other people.
What should I tell my health care provider before taking nelfinavir?
Before taking nelfinavir, tell your health care provider:
How should I take nelfinavir?
Nelfinavir comes in the following forms and strengths:
Take nelfinavir according to your health care provider's instructions.
Nelfinavir tablets should always be taken with a meal. If you or your child has trouble with swallowing the tablets, you can dissolve the tablets in a small amount of water. Once the tablets are dissolved, the liquid will be cloudy. Mix the cloudy liquid well and drink immediately. The glass should be rinsed with water, and then the rinse should be swallowed.
Nelfinavir oral powder is another option for people who have trouble with swallowing nelfinavir tablets. The oral powder may be mixed with a small amount of water, milk, formula, soy formula, soy milk, or liquid dietary supplements. Do not mix oral powder in the container that it comes in. Do not mix the powder with any acidic food or juice. Once mixed, the entire amount must be taken. If the mixture is not consumed immediately, it must be stored in the refrigerator, but not for longer than 6 hours.
If you are also taking the anti-HIV medicine didanosine (brand name: Videx; Videx EC), take nelfinavir with food 1 hour after or more than 2 hours before you take didanosine.
Always take nelfinavir in combination with other anti-HIV medicines.
If you take too much nelfinavir, contact your local poison control center (1-800-222-1222) or go to the nearest hospital emergency room right away.
For more information on how to take nelfinavir, see the FDA drug label from DailyMed. (DailyMed is a federal website that includes the most recent drug labels submitted to FDA.) Toward the end of the label is patient information for people taking nelfinavir.
What should I do if I forget a dose?
Take the missed dose as soon as you remember it. But if it is almost time for your next dose, skip the missed dose and just take your next dose at the regular time. Do not take two doses at the same time to make up for a missed dose.
What side effects can nelfinavir cause?
Nelfinavir can cause serious, life-threatening side effects. These include liver problems in people with moderate or severe liver impairment and life-threatening drug interactions. Nelfinavir oral powder contains aspartame and should not be used by people with phenylketonuria. (See the WARNING above.)
Other possible side effects of nelfinavir include:
Tell your health care provider if you have any side effect that bothers you or that does not go away.
These are not all the possible side effects of nelfinavir. Ask your health care provider or pharmacist for more information on possible side effects of nelfinavir.
How should nelfinavir be stored?
Where can I find more information about nelfinavir?
More information about nelfinavir is available:
Manufacturer Information
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Looking forward to this Becca Endless Summer collection with three new Beach Tints in Papaya, Lychee and Dragonfruit, plus seven highly pigmented lipglosses! This is supposed to launch in June. I'll be stalking Zuneta!
Looks fabulous!
Let me know if you need me to pick it up for you. I am currently in Australia. Just holla me if you need it :)
Lychee and Dragonfruit?! I'm in! :D Love the tropical names - hope they don't disappoint.
Is Becca found in Japan?
hi Cath,
I don't think so.


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