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Remember, the measure of a carry pistol isn't just how well it shoots; you have to CARRY it, too. Full-sized 1911s like the Kimber have been carried concealed for many years/decades (probably since about 1912 ), but that doesn't mean they are EASY to carry concealed. It's not just the gun's size, but the weight when fully loaded that cause some folks' problems. You also must remember to thumb the safety on and off when needed (especially after shooting but before holstering), and the gun must have the safety in the off-safe position to load or clear/unload. Not ideal.
The SIG is smaller AND lighter, and SIGs are also great guns, in general. Most folks agree that a DA/SA auto requires a bit more practice and dedication to shoot well at high speed, as you have to learn to manage the transition between the long heavy double-action (trigger-cocked) first shot and the shorter/lighter trigger action for the second, single-action, shot. No manual safety to worry about here, but after shooting you must remember to de-cock the hammer prior to holstering, or you could end up with an unexpected loud noise (and maybe a hole where you didn't want one).
The XDs are fine guns as well, and although rather large, they should still be a bit lighter than a 1911 (I think? It's possible the larger amount of ammo would offset). The trigger pull is the same from shot-to-shot, and their reliability is good-to-great.
It pains me to hear that the Glock 36 is the one you shot to represent all Glocks. It is (and I say this as a huge fan of Glocks) the dog of the lineup. The small, boxy grip was made as small as possible to help concealment, but almost no one likes the way it feels/sits in the hand, even folks who otherwise like the gun's general characteristics. It is notoriously ammo-sensitive, and some G36s have demonstrated random stoppages that are hard to track-down and correct. The G30 is a better choice for defensive use in a Glock .45 in my opinion, but it IS quite a bit larger, and that presents another set of problems for concealment. Personally, I'd choose any of the smaller (sub-compact or compact) Glocks in 9mm, .357, or .40 caliber before I'd go to a .45 or 10mm, as the larger grip size can prevent easy shooting OR concealment for many people.
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I just recieved my MoW RoTJ gauntlets, stunning quality. What I want to know is what kinda hoses do I need to get and about what lenth?
I just recieved my MoW RoTJ gauntlets, stunning quality. What I want to know is what kinda hoses do I need to get and about what lenth?
I'm also interested in knowing this. I would search the forum but im feeling a bit sluggish and im still at work. 11:37pm CST :***(
The hoses are of the clear, braid-reinforced kind. And I believe the diameter is 3/8". But for the length, I suppose that's very much up to the length of your arms But if you count with 40cm each, I think you should be more than fine.
You can find them in almost any good hardware store
I've thought about picking up some of the braided hoses made for cars which will slip over the hose to dress up things a bit. I'm sure someones used them somewhere along the line. I was just curious how they looked on our finished gauntlets...Any thoughts?
I have clear braided (shower) hoses that look good but are a bit stiff still... any other options or ways of making them a bit more flexible?
I used the clear ones as well with white braid-reinforcment. I also colored them black inside.
I got a set of hoses like this from Ace Hardware. One thing I have learned is that since they were sitting in the store wound up like a garden hose, they like to stay curved. That being said, be careful when you straighten your arm out to fire a gauntlet dart because the hoses will try and pull the connectors off when they straighten.
I got my hose from the hardware store too. I drilled a hole in the dart launcher and the flame thrower thingy at the to just a smidge bigger than a pencil. I cut 3 pencils down to size and glued them in. The hose will need drilled out a little, but it makes a fantastic way to attach the hoses!
I like the look of the clear braided hose. I can only speculate that you've sprayed black paint inside until it was all uniformly covered to give it it's current color? Be prepared folks, I'm sure I'll have more questions as I get started solely on my gauntlets...
Point to note here troops. There are two kinds of hoses that look like this - some are for air and some are for water. The water ones tend to be extremely thick while the air hose variety is much lighter and more supple.
I bought mine from a local auto plave called Princess Auto. Not sure if you have them down in the states.
Basicly, anywhere that sells air tools should have something like that.
Those hoses can be bought at any Lowes or Home Depot
It looks pretty much identical but you won't find it in the plumbing section.
Air hose over water hose, check. I'm glad I read that as I'd have probably gone directly to the water hose tomorrow when I go to pick some up. I also need to find all of the fittings or whatever I'll need to affix to my gauntlets that you slide the hose over to attach them to my gauntlets. Can anyone give me a list of what I'll need for that? I'm sure I can find something that'll work, but it'd be nice to have a list and know exactly what I'm searching for. What did you all use for yours?
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Excellent thread, I really learned alot from it and now feel confident that I can do all the work myself! At least I understand for the most part. The hardest thing will be finding all of the parts I'll need to finish getting all the hoses together, and especially the fittings. I'll be cursing the slack jawed yokel stockboy at Lowes before 9 AM-when that happens you can be assured that it'll be "one of those days.."
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Air hoses huh? That's got to be my problem as well. For years I've used the water hoses and they are so stiff it drives me nuts. They stick way out from my side too which annoys me. Maybe with the air ones I won't have that problem.
Them sticking the sleeve out is really annoying, uncomfortable and looks awful... I'll be looking around this weekend for some I'm sure...


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During this family magic show (which is back for an extended run!), the Amazing Max—who began training as a magician when he was just five months old—wows audiences with science-defying tricks, comedy, and juggling. A handful of kids are even called onstage to assist during the show. Ages 3 and up.
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No, I'm not talking about the Bush administrations federal budget.
Early this morning both Twitter and Facebook were victims of Distributed Denial of Service attacks. (DDoS) The attack seems to have hit Twitter first, bringing the social network site to it's knees. Shortly after Facebook also began experiencing intermittent issues, though it seems that the Facebook system handled the attack better than Twitter.
In theory, the attackers could have executed a buffer overflow attack by sending packets with 141 characters to the web servers. Ok.. that's a lie, but if you know what it means then it's probably pretty funny. At a minimum I amuse myself.
Personally, I don't tweet. I am even bothered by the SMS protocols restrictions. For non tech speaking readers, that means I wish text messaging supported more than 160 characters. 140 is just absurd. Now the Extended SMS protocol does support up to 1000 characters *i think*, but for the most part, cellular carriers don't use XMS (eXtended Message Service). Especially if your texting to a cell phone using another carrier.
I read one report about the twitter attack where a marketing executive in Manhattan complained that she couldn't get to twitter, and didn't know where to go to find answers because she gets all her news from twitter. wait.. you get ALL of your news in 140 characters or less? seriously? The average news report i read is about 2 pages long, but hey, whatever suits you.
Speaking of the inherent limitations of communicating in such short bursts. Did you know that Congressmen and Senators tweet with each other while in session? Yeah, so the people who are running our country are sharing their opinions with each other this way. I'll say it one more time. 140 characters or less.
Below is an actual simulated tweet from the congress floor.
Ithink th $ 4 Kulnkerz iz huge sucess the $ alocated wuz sposd2 last 3 mnths and we ran out in 1week Oh wait the black guy iz taking again.
140 characters or less is fine for me because I don't actually have anything important to say! This morning twitter was down when I was trying to tell everyone that I bought a pumpkin that looks just like my butt.
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EUGENE, Ore. - Liz Calby's goal with 1:03 left in the second overtime period lifted No. 12 Dartmouth to a dramatic 8-7 victory over Oregon on a rainy Saturday afternoon at Papé Field.
Dartmouth starts the season 1-0 with the win while the Ducks fall to 0-1.
Oregon juniors Nikki Puszcz and Sami Kiser each scored two goals to pace the Ducks; Puszcz and Shannon Propst finished the match with two assists.
Puszcz got the scoring started just under three minutes into the match by capitalizing on a pass from Propst. The man-up goal was Puszcz's 56th of her career and second all-time against Dartmouth.
But the Big Green responded with two Hana Bowers goals over the next six minutes to take a 2-1 lead.
Then, with 17:31 remaining in the half, Propst evened the score at two with a shot from point-blank range. Propst's first goal of the season was the last of the half for either team.
Oregon came out hot after the break and scored the first two goals of the half in less than seven minutes to grab a 4-2 advantage. Sophomore Devon Frazer scored the Ducks' third goal of the match from the right wing and Kiser took a pass from Savanna Peters to put the Ducks up two.
After the Ducks and Big Green exchanged goals, Dartmouth cut the Oregon lead to one (5-4) with 15:09 left thanks to Jaclyn Leto. The Big Green would tie the match at five just moments later when Bowers scored her third goal of the match with 14:17 to go.
Then, Liz Calby gave the Big Green their first lead, 6-5, since the 21:55 mark in the first half with a free position shot at the 13:21 mark.
But the Ducks battled back to score two unanswered goals to take a 7-6 lead. The first of the two saw Puszcz's second of the afternoon; the second came at the 10:33 mark and featured freshman Carly O'Connell's first career goal.
With 9:08 remaining, Dartmouth evened the score at 7-7 when Frances Bird converted a shot from just inside the circle.
Neither team manufactured a goal for the rest of regulation and the match went into overtime.
In the first half of the overtime period, only Puszcz could get off a shot for the Ducks - it came with eight seconds left and was saved by Dartmouth goalie Kristen Giovanniello. The match remained tied at seven heading into the second overtime frame.
In the second three minutes, Puszcz was awarded possession of the ball in the opening draw control but Dartmouth's Lindsey Allard forced and Oregon turnover to get the ball back for the Big Green. They would melt the clock down to just over a minute left. Calby then took a pass from Bowers with 1:03 to go an rifled a shot into the net to give Dartmouth an 8-7 lead that it would not relinquish.
Oregon out-shot the Big Green 20-19 but fell in the draw control category, 12-7. Duck goalie Caroline Federighi made five saves and picked up three ground balls, which tied for the team-high with O'Connell.
Dartmouth was able to convert two out of its six free position attempts while Oregon went 0-for-4. The Ducks finished with 15 ground balls; Dartmouth managed to scoop up 13. The Ducks committed 11 turnovers to Dartmouth's 13.
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Mother Nature provided the cold while sculptors reshaped the ice in Keene
By MEGHAN PIERCE
Sunday News Correspondent | February 08. 2014 8:08PM
Fox on a Log took second place in the ice sculpture competition at the 12th annual Keene Ice & Snow Festival Saturday. (MEGHAN PIERCE/Union Leader Correspondent)
Last year, the festival was canceled because of warm temperatures, and the year before that ice sculptors had to race against melting ice to complete their works.
"Excellent conditions . very good, the sun is always a little bit of an issue, but it was below freezing," said ice sculptor Dave Soha of Manchester.
"I just torched it and I was really happy with the way it turned out, but I had it on (a) small base," he said.
Sculptures also use torches to fuse pieces of ice together, such as the way sculptor Dennis Hickey fused a tail onto his Flying Monkey, which took third place.
Seven sculptures were entered into the competition.
The Snow Sculpture Competition had two entries, Emily Sodders came in first place, and Keene High School Interact came in second.
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Heading into the 2009 season Anthony Davis was considered one of the top offensive linemen in the nation; that is nothing new for him. He was one of the top prep linemen in the nation as well, and was a First Team Freshman All-American at Rutgers in 2007. By his sophomore season in 2008 he was a second-team all-conference player and he started a majority of the games at left tackle. The 2009 season has gone pretty well for Rutgers and the offensive line is the best unit on this team; Davis is the man who makes the line so special. Davis is just a junior, but he could be a first round draft pick if he tests out well and continues to have a solid season. At 6-6 and 325 pounds, Davis already has the size to be a great tackle in the NFL and the bigger question is whether or not that happens this draft or next draft. Davis will likely at least test the NFL Draft waters after the 2009 collegiate campaign. If he grades out as a likely first or second rounder, he is ready to go to the NFL. However, Davis may be happy to come back to Rutgers; then he would almost certainly be a first round selection in the 2011 draft and one of the best linemen in that class. 12/24 Update: Davis wasted little time announcing that he is going to the NFL a year early. Just a few days after helping Rutgers annihilate UCF 45-24 in the St. Petersburg Bowl, Davis stated that he wants to play in the NFL. With his success late in the year, he will almost certainly be a first round selection this year so it should prove to be a wise decision. 3/29 Update: Davis is free falling down draft boards right now. He is still one of the better offensive tackles in this class, but he is developing a reputation as a player who lacks the desire to compete at the next level. A flu that caused him to miss his pro day is hardly a reason to believe he lacks desire, but that is the way these things can work. Not showing up is never a good thing and Davis does have a small history of such incidents during his time at Rutgers. In the end, Davis will not fall out of the first round, but he is falling out of the top ten.
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he is OK but I'm commenting hear 2 say tht the jets will not pick 13 they will pick 32!!!!!!
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I've heard that last years draft pick or undrafted rookie Alex Boone from OSU , I think, has really opened some eyes during ota's. he has lost the weight and has a new attitude. Perhaps the niners can wait till round 2 or 3 to take a tackle. After watching the playoffs last year however I would'nt be dissapointed if the niners go tackle guard with their 1st two picks.
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New Miss NH Outstanding Teen crowned in Derry
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Union Leader Correspondent | February 16. 2014 9:56PM
Miss Greater Derry, Caroline Carter of Dover, wipes away tears as she is crowned Miss New Hampshire's Outstanding Teen last night by Kenya Welch, the 2013 winner, at the Stockbridge Theatre in Derry. Carter attends St. Thomas Aquinas High School in Dover. TRACY McGEE
Caroline Carter, of Dover, was named the overall winner. First runner up went to Kylie Anne Drew, of Gilford; and Jaycie Greenburg, of Windham, was named second runner up.
For the talent segment, Carter chose the song "I Will Always Love You," because it reminded her of her grandmother, who passed away about three years ago.
And before going out to sing the song, Carter said she glanced at a ring her grandmother gave her.
Sunday's final round drew a large crowd to the theatre, and the competition, that began on Saturday with the preliminaries, was an overall success, said co-chair Audra Paquette Burns, Miss NH 2005.
"Unfortunately, we can only crown one but each and every one of them did an amazing job and all of them exemplify what our program is about."
Preliminary competitions were held on Saturday and everything, with the exception of the snowstorm, went smoothly.
The snow helped put a damper on attendance Saturday, she said, but a much bigger crowd attended on Sunday for the final competition.
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Brisbane City Hall restoration almost complete
23 January 2013 , 2:37 PM by Terri Begley
215 million dollars and it's almost 90 percent complete.
No, not Kelly's kitchen renos, the restoration work on Brisbane City Hall.
Pretty soon the power tools will fall silent, the doors will open and we'll all get a look at how much has changed behind the proud sandstone facade.
But that's not until April.
A handful of lucky journalists were granted a sneak peak at the makeover.
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I hath discovered the problem...
the sending unit has 3 wires that goes into a connector that ties into the harness on the frame...there is one additional wire off of the sender that goes to the frame/ground...in my case, the wire had broken off flush where the wires go into the sending unit down into the fuel tank...
89 Chevy fuel sender
I had to drop my tank to repair a leak and access some lines. In the process of dropping the tank I didn't have great visability to what was happening at the top of the tank but I felt around and disconnected the wiring harness which seemed like it was a three-prong deal.
It felt as if there was an additional wire that was not part of the harness and when I traced the wire with my hand it went to the frame...I ended up snipping the wire because there was no way in hell that the screw would have come out under those circumstances.
Anyhow...after I got the tank down, it looked like the wire that I snipped wasn't attached to anything on the sender/gas tank side...it was just electrical taped into the harness, and I figured it was a left-over piece from some earlier cob-job.
Well, I put the tank back up the other night, connected the three prong connector and went to crank her and I haven't checked spark but I'm willing to bet that she's not getting any fuel because she's not starting.
I looked at the electrical diagram and it looks like the gas tank or the sender or something should hit ground...not sure though and I don't want to blow myself or the truck up.
Also, I know that the sender sits inside of a rubber ring which seems to not only seal but isolate it from the tank...so that would say that if it does hit ground that the ground would have to go to the top of the sender instead of some place on the tank.
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Thursday, January 27, 2011
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Date: January 27, 2011
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Bronx: Crotona Park (Fulton Avenue and East 172nd Street)/12:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Brooklyn: Prospect Park (on the Long Meadow with hot cocoa in the Picnic House)/12:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Manhattan: Riverside Park (Riverside Drive at 103rd Street)/12:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Queens: Highland Park (Elton and Jamaica Avenues)/12:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Staten Island: Clove Lakes Park (Martling and Slosson Avenues)/12:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.
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New York City youth take to the parks for fun, free snowy activities hosted by NYC Parks & Recreation. Snow Day sites (one in each borough, locations listed above) will host FREE, supervised outdoor recreation and winter fun for youth, including sledding, snowman and snow angel contests, friendly snowball fights, music and complimentary hot chocolate. Urban Park Rangers will provide winter walks and nature activities.
This event is free and open to the public. Sleds will be available to borrow.
Due to the extreme weather conditions, all Parks Recreation Centers will close at 3:00 p.m. on Thursday, January 27.
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- NYC Parks Hosts First Splash Of The Season And Kick Off The Opening Of City's Outdoor Pools
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Romero sent down as Jays shuffle roster on fly
The Blue Jays' shuffle continues.
The Jays are in crisis mode following the frightening injury to left-hander J.A. Happ and poor performance of lefty Ricky Romero the past two nights.
On Thursday morning, they optioned Romero to Triple A Buffalo and designated right-hander Edgar Gonzalez for assignment, replacing them with Triple A righties Ramon Ortiz and Mickey Storey.
Happ and Romero lasted a combined 1 2/3 innings on Tuesday and Wednesday, making it critical that right-hander R.A. Dickey pitches deep into Thursday night's game against the Tampa Bay Rays.
The Jays need a starter for Sunday, which would be Happ's next turn. Ortiz, who has started at Triple A, could fill that void. Off days on Monday and Thursday could enable the Jays to further rework their rotation.
It was difficult to imagine Romero making another start after he lasted just 4 1/3 innings in two outings after returning from Class A Dunedin, where he began the season with the goal of reworking his mechanics.
The Jays believed that Romero was throwing the ball well after spending a month in the minors. But any improvements that he made did not translate to major-league success.
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There are people in the world who still refuse to recognize that King Bobby of Zimbabwe was the one who threw out the evil white devils and brought peace and prosperity to the land. Naturally, those who are on the side of the white devils utter some words like freedom or democracy, but we all know that only white devils use such words and anyone who uses freedom or democracy is allied with the white devils. Oh, I guess there are some who have this ridiculous idea that the people of Zimbabwe are against King Bobby, but we all know their water was poisoned with white capsules which lead people to believe that white is good and black is bad. These people do not understand when a black skinned thug beats and kills people he is merely doing the beating and killing to protect them against the evil black leaders who are in alliance with COLONIALISTS!
King Bobby was generous to allow this Morgan Tsvangirai to come to his beloved land of Mugabeland and did not beat the hell out of him although he should have been beaten for using words like democracy and freedom. There are times when King Bobby has to beat up people to prevent them from doing bad things. The only reason King Bobby is keeping these Movement for Democratic Change people in jail and given them a few lessons in pain is because he cares about them and wants to protect them against their own evil thoughts.
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synthetic differential geometry
structures in a cohesive (∞,1)-topos
infinitesimal cohesion?
The Cahier topos is a cohesive topos that constitutes a well-adapted model for synthetic differential geometry (a "smooth topos").
It is the sheaf topos on the site FormalCartSp of infinitesimally thickened Cartesian spaces.
Let FormalCartSp be the full subcategory of the category of smooth loci on those of the form
consisting of a product of a Cartesian space with an infinitesimally thickened point, i.e. a formal dual of a Weil algebra .
Dually, the opposite category is the full subcategory of smooth algebras on those of the form
This appears for instance in Kock Reyes (1).
Define a structure of a site on FormalCartSp by declaring a covering family to be a family of the form
where is an open cover of the Cartesian space by Cartesian spaces .
This appears as Kock (5.1).
The Cahiers topos is the category of sheaves on this site:
This site of definition appears in Kock, Reyes. The original definition is due to Dubuc 79
The Cahiers topos is a well-adapted model for synthetic differential geometry.
This is due to Dubuc 79.
The Cahiers topos is a cohesive topos. See synthetic differential infinity-groupoid for details.
The category of convenient vector spaces with smooth functions between them embeds as a full subcategory into the Cahiers topos.
The embedding is given by sending a convenient vector space to the sheaf given by
This result was announced in Kock. See the corrected proof in (KockReyes).
Together with prop. 1 this means that the differential geometry on convenient vector spaces may be treated synthetically in the Cahiers topos.
We discuss here induced synthetic tangent spaces of smooth spaces in the sense of diffeological spaces and more general sheaves on the site of smooth manifolds after their canonical embedding into the Cahiers topos.
Write for the category of smooth loci. Write
for the full subcategory on the Cartesian spaces (). Write
for the full subcategory on the infinitesimally thickened points, and write
for the full subcategory on those smooth loci which are the cartesian product of a Cartesian space () and an infinitesimally thickened point.
We regard CartSp as a site by equipping it with the good open cover coverage. We regard as equipped with the trivial coverage and as equipped with the induced product coverage.
The sheaf topos is that of smooth spaces. The sheaf topos is the Cahier topos.
We write
for the infinitesimal interval, the smooth locus dual to the smooth algebra "of dual numbers".
For any object in the Cahier topos, its synthetic tangent bundle in the sense of synthetic differential geometry is the internal hom space , equipped with the projection map
The canonical inclusion functor induces an adjoint pair
where is given by precomposing a presheaf on with . The left adjoint has the interpretation of the inclusion of smooth spaces as reduced objects in the Cahiers topos.
This is discussed in more detail at synthetic differential infinity-groupoid.
For a smooth space, and for an infinitesimally thickened point, the morphisms
in are in natural bijection to equivalence classes of pairs of morphisms
consisting of a morphism in on the left and a morphism in on the right (which live in different categories and hence are not composable, but usefully written in juxtaposition anyway). The equivalence relation relates two such pairs if there is a smooth function such that in the diagram
the left triangle commutes in and the right one in .
By general properties of left adjoints of functors of presheaves, is the left Kan extension of the presheaf along . By the Yoneda lemma and the coend formula for these (as discussed there), we have that the set of maps is naturally identified with
Unwinding the definition of this coend as a coequalizer yields the above description of equivalence classes.
When restricting the site of infinitesimally thickened Cartesian spaces to that of plain Cartesian spaces one obtaines the topos discussed at smooth space. This is still a cohesive topos, but no longer a model for synthetic differential geometry.
The (∞,1)-sheaf (∞,1)-topos over is disucssed at synthetic differential ∞-groupoid. It contains that Cahiers topos as the sub-(1,1)-topos of 0-truncated objects.
The Cahiers topos was introduced in
and got its name from this journal publication. The definition appears in theorem 4.10 there, which asserts that it is a well-adapted model for synthetic differential geometry.
A review discussion is in section 5 of
and with a corrected definition of the site of definition in
It appears briefly mentioned in example 2) on p. 191 of the standard textbook
With an eye towards Frölicher spaces the site is also considered in section 5 of
The (∞,1)-topos analog of the Cahiers topos (synthetic differential ∞-groupoids) is discussed in section 3.4 of


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Mother Teresa's love and grace has crossed cultural barriers and warmed hearts around the world. To exemplify and celebrate her observance of the value of humanity, the University of St. Thomas Fine Arts and Drama Department is partnering with Houston's A.D. Players for a weekend of events to premier the performance of "Malcolm and Teresa," which previews on May 22 and 23, opens on May 24 and runs through June 23 at A.D. Players, 2710 W. Alabama.
UST alumna Katharine Hatcher 2007 is directing the show, and she is beyond thrilled at the opportunity to partner with her alma mater on the project, which has caught the eye of UST First Lady Marianne Ivany.
"I will forever be in debt to UST for the education I received and the relationships I formed there, and I feel very blessed that the Lord has allowed me to be involved once again with St. Thomas is a way that is very near to my heart," Hatcher said. "I am also extremely grateful to the University, Mrs. Ivany and the rest of the staff and faculty for being so tremendously supportive and in this endeavor."
In anticipation of the performances, UST will host two events on campus, May 3-4 in Jones Hall. Ivany will be the honorary chairperson, and the weekend kicks off with an interview with the playwright, Cathal Gallagher, "A Conversation with Cathal," for theater students and dramaturges, at 7 p.m. on May 3. Eric Domuret, assistant professor in drama at UST, will interview Gallagher. The event is free and open to the public. The second event is a panel discussion, "In the Words of Mother Teresa," on how faith impacts one's response to the poor and outcast at 7 p.m. on May 4. Leigh McLeroy, a published author, will moderate the discussion. The panel will include Gallagher, Elizabeth Nunnally, senior vice president of programs at Star of Hope Mission, Cynthia Colbert, president of Catholic Charities, Sister Francesca Kearns, assistant congregational leader and general councilor of Sisters of Charity of The Incarnate Word, and Paule Anne Lewis, president/CEO of the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston's San Jose Clinic. Reservations are strongly suggested as seating is limited. RSVP at email@example.com.
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My name's Peter and I'm living in Delft, which you may know is a city in The Netherlands/Holland.
I'm brand new to this forum and I love it! Although at first I had a hard time with all the acronyms , I've been browsing and reading lots of threads from the Boba-Helmet forum and I am very, very impressed with the skills of many of you painting, weathering and scratch-building buckets.
Before I registered at TDH, I stumbled across an Instructable (http://www.instructables.com/id/How-...ostume-helmet/) for a cardboard Boba Fett helmet by this genius called Honus. He and Alan Sinlair gave me inspiration to start off and build a bucket myself. It is a low-cost and relatively easy method to build a helmet. Thanks guys, you are true pioneers to me! :thumbup
I must say I started about three weeks ago, so the pictures I will post here are from the past. This gives me some breathing room, as I can only work an hour or so per day to build my cardboard Boba bucket. While I'm posting this thread, I have reached the stage where I am working on the range finder, including LEDs. So far I've created the bucket, the ears and the range finder parts.
Now let's see what a Dutch dude can conjure up and have a look at my first progress, about three weeks back:
Here a pic of the base with the dome still to be glued on:
I used all the tips and tricks Honus listed, such as misting the cardboard to be able to bend it into shape. This works really well and prevents the cardboard from folding and cracking. For the dome, this is great since the rounder the shape is, the easier it will be to smoothen the dome surface.
Here are a few pics with the dome parts partially glued on (I used white glue, normally used to glue wooden parts together):
And this is a close-up of one of the cheek sections, bent into shape and glued into place:
This is the point where I glued on the second outer layer, giving the bucket more rigidness:
And to top off for today, these two pics are of the circuit board vent-grille. This was a very detailed operation in itself, since I needed to bend the grille after I cut out the holes. All parts where then glued into place and the result is quite nice.
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I break the season up into segments. We have just concluded the ice age, the winter portion of the season. Now we enter the crocus stage. Spring forward. League play begins.
This week's biggest winners were Cornell, Hofstra, Duke, Lehigh and North Carolina. Everybody understands that the margin for victory is thin.
It's a busy week for games on TV: Wednesday's ESPNU Game of the Week featuring Duke at North Carolina; Johns Hopkins at Syracuse on Saturday on ESPNU; the Whitman's® Sampler® Mile High Classic (Air Force vs. Loyola, Notre Dame vs. Denver) on ESPN3 Saturday; Michigan vs. Colgate in the event at Citi Field on ESPNU on Sunday; and Rutgers vs. St. John's on ESPN3 as well as Holy Cross vs. Navy at Citi Field on ESPN3.
I'm a big believer in the "tempo free" stats calculated by Matt Glaude. He is the Ken Pomeroy of lacrosse. You will hear me use his data on TV and in my articles.
Keep the comments coming. I love your opinions. What's your Top 20 look like?
1. Maryland — The Terps steamrolled Stony Brook on Sunday afternoon, 13-7, behind another torrid shooting performance, nine different goal scorers and a 15-for-18 day facing off from Charlie Raffa. Maryland is shooting .417 vs. .238 for opponents and have a +11.60 possession average per game.
The Terps' game with UMBC on Wednesday was postponed due to inclement weather. Maryland is at Villanova on Saturday.
2. Cornell — The Big Red won at Virginia, 12-11, when Steve Mock converted a Rob Pannell feed with :13 to go. Connor English scored three goals against his former teammates. The game was a statistical toss up — the difference being Cornell's 6 of 7 face-off wins in the fourth quarter. Tewaaraton front-runner Rob Pannell (2G, 4A) is averaging 6.8 points per game for the nation's second best offense. Cornell is at Yale Saturday.
3. Denver — The Pioneers topped Ohio State by a goal in Columbus winning their fourth straight of the year. The Buckeyes held DU to just 30 shots, but Pios goalies Ryan LaPlante and Jamie Faus combined for 18 saves. Ringleader Eric Law is averaging 4.7 points per game for the country's most efficient offense per possession. Denver welcomes Notre Dame to the Mile High City on Saturday.
4. Notre Dame — The Irish ran out of lucky charms, falling to Hofstra 8-7. Their close defense played well but the offense shot seven of 37. ND plays Denver at the Whitman's® Sampler® Mile High Classic on March 16, one of three Top 20 teams remaining on its regular-season slate.
5. North Carolina — The Heels prevailed over Princeton with a dramatic finish in an old-school shootout that featured 99 shots. Chad Tutton, Davey Emala, and Jimmy Bitter (3,3) all scored three times, and RG Keenan won critical face-offs late in the fourth quarter. It was the eighth one-goal game in the 15 played in the series, and a win Carolina really needed. UNC hosts Duke on Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. on ESPNU, in what promises to be an entertaining rivalry game. UNC must clear better if they hope to beat Duke.
6. Penn — The Quakers pocketed two wins this week — Lehigh and Villanova. Midfielders Zack Losco and Isaac Bock were terrific, scoring unassisted hat tricks. Penn coach Mike Murphy made some shrewd halftime adjustments after 'Nova's Max Hart exploded for four goals against Penn shorties. They changed that matchup at halftime and held 'Nova to just two goals in the second half behind a strong game from tall sophomore Matt McMahon.
They open up Ivy League play with Princeton on Franklin Field this Saturday.
7. Princeton — The Tigers split games with Villanova and North Carolina. Their offense is legit; the defense needs work. They took 56 shots in the Carolina loss and were four-of-four on EMO. Mike MacDonald had a career day with sevens points and Tom Schreiber had four goals and two assists. Princeton plays Manhattan and at Penn this week.
8. Johns Hopkins — The Jays rolled at home on Friday night against cross-town adversary UMBC. At no time this year has Hopkins looked like a Top 5 team, and it's impossible to rank them ahead of Princeton right now. But they have the coaching and core parts to win their way up the ladder. The Blue Jays are shooting 34% but wins are currently over teams that are a combined 7-23. Cupcake city.
Hopkins is at Syracuse 1 p.m. Saturday on ESPNU. The Jays must clamp down on JoJo Marasco and limit Derek Maltz shots.
9. Syracuse — The Orange first midfield, led by Jojo Marasco, looked sharp in a win over St. John's at PPL Park on Saturday. The senior was involved in five of the Orange's first nine goals, drawing doubles and picking apart the defense. Luke Cometti and Scott Loy scored a pair each. Great to see Derek Maltz find his shooting touch. The Syracuse defense played without Brandon Mullins. St. John's Kieran McArdle (5.6 points per game) was impressive in defeat.
Syracuse hosts Hopkins Saturday at 1 p.m. on ESPNU. The Orange, not a strong face-off team, must scrap for 50% on face-offs against JHU's Mike Poppleton.
10. Virginia — The Cavs now have one-goal losses to Syracuse and Cornell — and a one-goal win over Drexel. UVa.'s save percentage is just 48%, as opponents are shooting 30%. Wahoos face Ohio State in Charlottesville on Saturday.
11. Loyola — If you did a blind resume with Loyola, you may not even have them in the Top 20 based on wins over Delaware, Bellarmine, Towson and UMBC, who are a combined 10-14. Opponents are shooting 27% against Loyola. The road to redemption starts in Colorado on Saturday against a schizophrenic Air Force team that beat Lehigh and lost to Marquette. Looking ahead: If Loyola doesn't beat Denver or Hopkins in the regular season, they could be facing a must-win AQ situation in the ECAC tourney to qualify for the NCAA Tournament.
12. Lehigh — I know that the Mountain Hawks have an ugly Air Force loss on their resume, but the team I saw Saturday with Matt Poillon between the pipes is capable of running the table, through the Patriot League Tournament. Lehigh went from up 5-1 at half to down 9-7 before scoring four straight in the fourth quarter, earning the gut-check win. David DiMaria, Dante Fantoni and sophomore Dan Taylor form a dynamic attack. Don't foul Lehigh — Kyle Stieffel and company have a highly productive EMO. The Mountain Hawks slide early to all dodgers, making unassisted goals virtually impossible. Army is next.
13. Ohio State — The Buckeyes came up short in a one-goal game against ECAC heavyweight Denver. OSU was plus-9 in face-offs and plus-8 in shots. This is a team that doesn't turn the ball over. Virginia is next.
14. Drexel — The high-scoring Dragons (No. 5 offense) have won four straight after opening the season with an overtime loss to UVa. They've beaten Albany, Nova, RoMo and Bryant (0-5) bolstered by 31% shooting. Critical week facing Bucknell and Mount St. Mary's.
15. Hofstra — The Pride are building an at-large resume with victories over Fairfield, Harvard and Notre Dame behind their defense. Saturday's heroes were John Antoniades, who had a strong day (plus-6) gaining face-off possessions. Mark Mullen covered Matt Kavanagh well, and goalie Chris Selva (11 saves) was seeing the ball. Torin Varn scored twice in the ND win, a game which Hofstra hopes jumpstart them into CAA play. Hofstra plays Delaware next.
16. Duke — Putting a four-loss team in the top 20 isn't difficult considering all four losses are against teams in the Top 10: Maryland, Penn, Denver and ND. The Blue Devils' season turned the corner with a win over Loyola on Friday night.
Duke travels eight miles down Tobacco Road to Chapel Hill on Wednesday night (ESPNU).
17. Penn State — The Nittany Lions had late leads against Notre Dame, Ohio State and Lehigh — but lost all three nailbiters. Freshman attacker TJ Sanders netted five goals, and appears to be the Lions' best shooter. Midfielders are struggling to generate quality looks. PSU has lost three straight —the latest proof of an IL cover jinx — is at UMass on March 16.
18. Bucknell — The loss to Mount St. Mary's has been followed by three straight wins against Bryant, Navy and UMass. Bison defense is ranked at No. 3 but the offense is only at No. 40, as shot selection has been an issue.
19. Yale — The Bulldogs (No. 9 rated offense) are 3-1 with wins over Albany, Sacred Heart and Fairfield. They have an efficient face-off unit, which has earned plus-4.75 extra possessions per game.
20. Albany — The Great Danes have Lyle Thompson (7 points per game) running the show. They have an offense shooting at 32% and can score with anybody. Their ledger includes wins over Syracuse, UMass and Canisius with losses to Yale and Drexel.
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|By the way, the part # for the Au-ve-co long offset clips is 10780, and they're called trim panel fasteners on the box.
|Thanks, glad to help. Remember the old saying "the only stupid question is one that goes un-asked" I've been doing this for over 30 years, and raw materials and methods change all the time. Someone is always out there with a better mousetrap. Now let's see some pictures of the finished product when you're done!
Hey, Dan and Jason Thanks for the replies. AFTER I posted my panel thickness question I thought about doin' a site search for 'door panels' and found some info. I then thought "darn I should have seached first" and felt sorry that I posted the question. Then you guys throw in a couple more great tips and saved my butt about feelin' sorry about premature postin'.
THANKS to eveyrone on this board. I like all of the different ideas and the " this works for me but, it's not the only way to do it" attitudes.
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I agree with Dan. This is the same method that we use and I will add if you have a bulky carpet at the bottom don't forget to cut back about a 1/4 inch to wrap the carpet on the bottom or if you are binding the carpet where it meets the vinyl you will have to V notch for the extra bulk.If you have trim rings at the top around the door sometimes you have to stop the panel below and just run the vinyl and foam under it.We use clear plastic very thin to make our patterns to see armrest mount holes/clip holes/window cranks and handles then transfer this to your board, it also makes it easy to make the edge of the door as you can see it. Then it you use a dry erase marker you can draw a pattern to see what it looks like!
|All you need for panel thickness is 1/8", whether it is black waterboard, ABS, Masonite, or PVC foamboard. That is a personal preference. What I say next is also a personal preference. Others may like something else, but what I like are long Au-ve-co offset clips. I drill or punch a 1/2" hole 5/8" (horizontally) away from where I want the the clip to go. I put the clips in after the door panel is upholstered. (don't glue the foam, whether it is open or closed cell foam, or whatever padding you choose, 2" around the holes so the clips are easily maneuverable (Is that spelled right?) ) Then I don't have to deal with the clips in the panel while I put the foam and fabric (fabric, vinyl, Ultraleather, or leather) together. Also, the clips are easily swiveled to hit the holes in the door, and do not bind horizontally or vertically. In other words, the clips are not installed into the panel until I'm ready to install it, and are easy to adjust. PERSONAL PREFERENCE. This works well for me, but you may like another method. KristKustoms: Please jump in here with both feet! There is no one perfect way to do ANYTHING. Remember: check how much thickness is allowable IN YOUR CAR before you do the door panels. There is nothing worse that doing a perfect set of door panels and not being able to close the doors when you're done.
|What thickness of PVC should be used on something like a'34 Ford five window coupe? Just for flat panels no fancy contuored stuff. Thanks... Old treads never die with lurkers like me...Should I start a new thread to ask about panel clips?
You're right - I was referring more to the equipment they used to spray the contact cement rather than the actual contact cement itself. And it's true, the glue they used in making laminate countertops wasn't high temperature resistant (in fact, one way of removing laminate from the wood substrate is to use a household iron to heat up the laminate and soften the glue so you can peel it off - it destroys the laminate, but it comes off) but I'm sure the consistency of the product being sprayed is at least similar. I would also imagine they could help a person out with any tricks of the trade or tips such as pressure settings, spray patterns, and the like.
|Dusty: Happy Thanksgiving. That's a great suggestion, but the adhesive they use would not need to be high temperature resistant. For a car interior you need to use an adhesive that's intended for that use. I'm sure they could help with what equipment they use to spray it and the techniques they use though.
Just my two cents, but it's worth a shot.
Go to a custom counter top or cabinet shop and ask them what they use to spray contact cement with. There must be at least one or two of these shops in most areas. I'm sure they spray contact cement because I worked in such a shop years ago, but as a cabinet maker, not a counter top maker. I really don't know what kind of gun they used, only that they used one. I'm almost positive they didn't thin down the cement - just poured it into the cup right out of the can. And yeah, the sprayed on contact cement did have a rough, pebble finished look to it.
|I have a can of high temp spray trim contact adhesive from Performance Products, but I don't think it works worth a darn. 3M makes a 24 oz. can of aerosol trim adhesive (#08090), but it retails for about $30. If you're only doing a small amount, the spray can will probably work for you. I don't know what Helmetin green costs, but Dap Landau top & trim adhesive (spray grade) goes for about $35 a gallon retail, and that works great.
|I thought that maybe it would come in a spray can. Though I do have a cheapy $27.00 gun that I bought at Checker Auto Parts..
|Spraying contact adhesive is different than spraying paint or even glue used to join open cell foam. That's obvious because their viscosities are so much different. I have a "Critter" sprayer (small sprayer with an attached glass jar) to spray the K-Grip glue that I use to bond open cell foam, and it has worked like a champ for 14 years, but it won't spray contact adhesive. You need a larger fluid nozzle to spray contact adhesive, at least 1.8 MM. Find a cheap paint gun ($19.95 USD)with lousy tolerances and it will probably work fine, or get larger fluid nozzles for your paint guns. I would definitely check the Helmetin web site or the side of the can to see if you could or should reduce the adhesive. My DAP Weldwood landau top and trim adhesive (spray grade) cans say to definitely NOT thin the product.
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|Try your local Interior Shop as they should carry it in bulk but you will need a siphon sprayer or an old paint gun. It comes in 4L(1 gallon) can, or I buy it in a 13L pail.This product gives you not only a working time but if you need to reposition it you can.Take a steel or glass container (with a lid)with you as it will eat through some containers.
|Hemi.. Where can I buy that Helmetin Green??, and how does it com?? I have to put down gray and black suede on the panels i make.. Thanks..
|That's like saying the only car to drive is a Dodge. But maybe you would say that Hemi. (LOL) Not all name brands are readily available in all areas of the country. There are lots of high temperature spray contact adhesives on the market, and all of them work well. Just make sure that the adhesive is intended for high temperature work. jmho.
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You have no idea. She can only catch thrown treats about 1 out of 3 times but whenever I get lost she can always smell which way the land is.
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And get your dog off the helm, dogs have poor depth perception.
Likewise, if racing on a lake, reaching around the banks may prove much faster then beating a straight line across the breadth of the Lake.
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There are so many variables involved in fetching a mark that you simply cannot have a formula to achieve your goal.
As mentioned by SVAuspicious the best thing to do is give your self some wiggle room for the variables, ie; wind and current, giving right of way to other competitors. Keep your course high until you are sure you can fall off to make the mark.
And get your dog off the helm, dogs have poor depth perception.
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Although the thresholds are tighter racing than cruising, don't give up ground to windward to early or too easily. More often than not you'll need it later.
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If the mark is moving downwind, you'll make the mark, and you can even bear away to gain some speed if you're confident you won't be headed by a wind shift.
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.....Since waves rarely break onto a shore at right angles, the upward movement of water onto the beach (swash) occurs at an oblique angle.
Some of that article is correct but some is erroneous, like the foregoing. Wikipedia can be a research tool but it is open source and much of what is written is simply opinion.
But, for the sake of the exercise, if you have it open Google Earth and zoom in on any shoreline. What you will observe is that the surf break is always parallel with the shore line. While waves at sea (or on a river for that matter) may approach the shore at an angle, they always curve into the shore to hit it in parallel lines. This is so, in part, because the (energy) flow that hits the more shallow water first is slowed and deflected upward, and the wave height increased, while the flow beyond continues at speed until it too hits the shallows. Surfers take advantage of this phenomena to surf at angles to the beach as the "shore break" will begin on the side nearest the shore and progress along its length but the break itself always parallels the beach.
N'any case, get yourself a hockey puck, a plastic board, and a grease pencil and you may find it's easier to lay a mark than without.
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Wave action and longshore drift
Port Campbell in southern Australia is a high energy shoreline.
The waves of different strengths that constantly hit against the shoreline are the primary movers and shapers of the coastline. Despite the simplicity of this process, the differences between waves and the rocks they hit result in hugely varying shapes.
The effect that waves have depends on their strength. Strong, also called destructive waves occur on high energy beaches and are typical of Winter. They reduce the quantity of sediment present on the beach by carrying it out to bars under the sea. Constructive, weak waves are typical of low energy beaches and occur most during summer. They do the opposite to destructive waves and increase the size of the beach by piling sediment up onto the berm.
One of the most important transport mechanisms results from wave refraction. Since waves rarely break onto a shore at right angles, the upward movement of water onto the beach (swash) occurs at an oblique angle. However, the return of water (backwash) is at right angles to the beach, resulting in the net movement of beach material laterally. This movement is known as beach drift (Figure 3). The endless cycle of swash and backwash and resulting beach drift can be observed on all beaches.
Rhossili in Wales is a low energy shoreline.
Probably the most important effect is longshore drift (LSD)(Also known as Littoral Drift), the process by which sediment is continuously moved along beaches by wave action. LSD occurs because waves hit the shore at an angle, pick up sediment (sand) on the shore and carry it down the beach at an angle (this is called swash). Due to gravity, the water then falls back perpendicular to the beach, dropping its sediment as it loses energy (this is called backwash). The sediment is then picked up by the next wave and pushed slightly further down the beach, resulting in a continual movement of sediment in one direction. This is the reason why long strips of coast are covered in sediment, not just the areas around river mouths, which are the main sources of beach sediment. LSD is reliant on a constant supply of sediment from rivers and if sediment supply is stopped or sediment falls into a submarine canals at any point along a beach, this can lead to bare beaches further along the shore.
LSD helps create many landforms including barriers, bay beaches and spits. In general LSD action serves to straighten the coast because the creation of barriers cuts off bays from the sea while sediment usually builds up in bays because the waves there are weaker (due to wave refraction), while sediment is carried away from the exposed headlands. The lack of sediment on headlands removes the protection of waves from them and makes them more vulnerable to weathering while the gathering of sediment in bays (where longshore drift is unable to remove it) protects the bays from further erosion and makes them pleasant recreational beaches.
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the wind tends to veer or back as wind always tries to cross a water/land boundary at right angles, just as waves always wash up on a beach at right angles.
Good luck...
I will try to find independent confirmation of this!
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Providence, RI – Sophomore attackman Sam Hurster St. Louis, MO) scored three goals to lead Brown to a 10-8 win over Dartmouth at Stevenson Field and a berth in next week's Ivy League Playoffs. The Bears gained the fourth spot in the Ivy Playoffs by winning their final two league games and finishing with a 3-3 Ivy mark, 7-7 overall. The Big Green completed its season with a 4-9 overall record, 1-5 in the Ivy League.
The Ivy League playoffs will commence next Friday, May 4, at the #1 seed, to be determined later this evening in a game between first place Princeton and second place Cornell.
Hurster, the reigning Ivy Player of the Week, registered a hat-trick for the sixth straight game to lead all scorers. Senior Parker Brown (San Francisco, CA) had a big day with two goals and an assist, while sophomore Stephen Chmil (Garden City, NY) also netted two goals for the Bears.
Brown dominated in the face-off x, winning 16 of 22 face-offs. Sophomore Pete Capone (Watertown, NY) turned in a yeoman's effort by capturing 15 of 21 face-offs. Bears' sophomore goalie Will Round (Mt. Lebanon, PA) came up with several big stops and finished with 12 saves.
Dartmouth was led by Kip Dooley with two goals and two assists, while Brendan Rotanz added two goals.
While Brown never trailed in the game, it certainly wasn't easy, playing on the home Stevenson Field grass for the last time. Next year, a synthetic surface will replace the grass.
Sophomore defenseman Sam Ford (Reisterstown, MD) set the tone for the game when he won the opening face-off, picked up the ground ball, and meandered his way to the goal to give the Bears a 1-0 advantage.
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Chmil opened the second half with his second goal to lift the Bears to a 9-5 advantage. Dartmouth's Rotanz scored with 7:04 left in the third quarter, and Chris Costabile scored at the 9:39 mark of the fourth quarter to make the home faithful uneasy with the Big Green pulling to within 9-7.
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