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Discussion in 'The Trash Can' started by centerstage01, Nov 13, 2012.
Chan scored 262 during CoR. Does anyone think a skater will ever score 300 or close to it?
Yes I think the two skaters who have a shot are Chan and Hanyu.
Chan has already. At Canadian Nats in January this year, he got 302.14 as his total score. But that was Canadian Nats, and the Chanflation season was open. It hasn't happened yet in a GP event, or 4CC, Worlds etc.
Canadian Nats doesnt count. I know it hasnt happened but he has a shot. Also believe that Hanyu does too.
Patrick Chan 2014 Olympics
Wheeeee !
I hope he will do it before !
I think it's going to be difficult for anyone to score 300 and above. One has to be perfect and brilliant in every element. Patrick's 302 score at Canadian Nationals is not recognised and anyway, scores at any Nationals tend to be higher. But for the future and beyond .. who knows. Maybe someday one brilliant and perfect skater may come by and break that 300 record.
Clearly I should get on with my work but instead killed some time working out the score Chan would get if he hit every element in both programmes as planned with all spins and steps up to level 4 with +3 GOE on everything, plus 10s in every PCS and the maximum score for the programme would be 319.53.
I think the likelihood of the judges giving him uniform 10s across the board is unlikely so he's already getting the highest PCS he's likely to get.
Then +3 GOE on everything....even V&T in pairs haven't managed to get +3s for their spectacular 3 twist, so the likehood of any skater getting even a majority of +3 GOEs is pretty slim.
I think a score of 300 would be nigh on impossible to get right now.
Did you remember to factor in second half bonuses in both programs?
I think it would be very difficult and would require a skater who's strong pretty much across the board (more than one quad would also help) giving a performance that is perfect or very near it and having a relatively friendly panel on hand. But it's not completely impossible, just unlikely.
Interestingly, I went and looked at old scores from when Worlds still had a QR, and the skaters were scoring less in three segments than some people are now. I dispute that this is entirely because skaters are now that much better or even that much savvier about the scoring system. There is also some scoring inflation in play, and if it continues in that direction, the 300 mark can be within reach for some.
Fortunately, I do not know where you work, otherwise I will dob you in!
319.53??... that's not a human score! But thanks for doing the sums. As you said to get uniform 10s and +3 GOE on everything is impossible.
Chan or a great Hanyu.
Plushenko in sochi
I think one thing to also consider is that inflation of element scores also will help (and deflation hurt, obviously). Additionally, I think the ISU wants those high scores (witness the push for tens during the Olympic season)
I did remember to include the second half bonus for both (only his 3Lz gets the bonus in the SP). The only thing I did was add the factor to the GOE on the lutz in the SP which I think was wrong; I think the second half bonus only applies to the base value of the element and not also the GOE so the total score could be reduced a fraction.
This is where having more than one type of quad would be helpful - even if the jump it replaces is a 3Lz (and in the LP it would likely replace something of lower value than that), that's still an extra 4.5 points in base value and higher GOE factoring besides. Of course, skaters with more than one quad are few (Reynolds, Fernandez, Hanyu and Joubert are the ones I can think of) and doing that many quads would be draining and probably make it more difficult to execute the program as well. But if anyone does get it right... it will be worth a massive amount of points.
I really don't know why Javier Fernandez isn't going for two quads in his SP, but I think if Hanyu can get his 4S consistent, he'll be doing that soon.
The scoring system keeps changing from season to season, with some jump elements being reviewed and given greater credit.
Apart from the fact that there are only seven elements, a short program from 2005 would score quite differently in 2013.
I think it is possible and I could see Chan doing it.
it would likely require PCS scores at least in the mid 9's for 300 overall to be within reach. We might see it in the Olympics.
The ladies' equivalent benchmark would be probably 240 (80% factor)
Chan should be able to break it even with just three quads in a competition. Chan has made a lot of mistakes at CoR. If he could maximize his technical content, and skate two perfect programs, with his ability on PCSs, he could even break 300 this season. However, the real question is, could he maximize his technical content this season?
Hanyu has the potential to break it too. But I don't think Hanyu could do it this season. His skating is still rough and needs a lot polish. Depend on how fast and how much he improves on his skating details, he may or may not break it next season.
Fernandez, even with four quads in a competition, cannot break it at least in a couple of years. But he sure is one of the challengers on this regard.
Only Chan deserves the 300 mark, JMO.
(or super-perfect Kozuka with 3 quads.)
It's Chan or Hanyu as they can do the big elements with GOE....and would be at an event like 4CC where you can let it all hang out with little pressure. And, not early in the season.
You'd need a clean skate with 9.4 or higher avg PCS and 4 clean quads at least short and long combined.
I think we'll see a number of skaters get into the 290s sometime soon but 300 may end up being elusive in the short term...
This makes me laugh. But I agree.
I adore kozuka's skating. His skating skill and speed makes me feel good. always..
Technically he is great except quad. And he can interpret music.
It's a shame he can't do quad more perfectly and consistently.
I love Kozuka's skating skills too. Breaking the 300 mark is hard for everyone IMO. I think among the Japanese man, Hanyu may be the best bet as he has excellent TES compared to his fellow Japanese skaters.
To dream the impossible dream ... To reach the unreachable star ...
Not to compare the two scoring systems, mind you, but even the unlikely reaching and breaking of 300 mark internationally wouldn't have nuthin' on the excitement of seeing one or two or a string of 6.0s in the kiss n' cry either at a Nationals or International event!
These magical performances and kiss 'n cry reactions still bring a chill up my spine. Can't say the same for the generally boring kiss 'n cry reactions and frantic point-gathering on-ice moves (especially the slow eked-out spin revolutions) that quite often occur under IJS/CoP.
I don't think 300 is impossible dream and unreachable star. You are living in the past. But here people are talking about future.
Not to compare the two scoring systems, but lets compare my feelings about seeing high scores from the two scoring systems.

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Tom, then got on a plane and flew to Japan.
Benedict Cumberbatch looking like old school Dennis Quaid.
Bethenny Frankel has lots of free time on her hands now, so eats two lunches.
Christie Brinkley crushes her daughter.
Cindy Crawford and her bare feet hanging out at her place in Malibu.
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Emma Stone making her way through NYC while
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Excerpts from the Democratic and Republican Party Platforms on Student Financial Aid
Mark Kantrowitz
September 04, 2012
This article provides excerpts of the proposals concerning student financial aid for college that appear in the 2012 Democratic National Platform and the 2012 Republican Platform. Neither platform, however, contains a lot of detail about student financial aid.
Some of the key differences between the two parties include the role of banks in making new federal education loans, changes in funding for the Pell Grant program, making the American Opportunity Tax Credit (Hope Scholarship Tax Credit) permanent, regulation of for-profit higher education, and support for the Dream Act.
There seems to be some agreement on the need for greater transparency on measures of college quality, such as completion rates and repayment rates. Both parties also seek to address increases in college costs, but propose different approaches to dealing with the problem.
The following excerpts omit material that is not specific to student financial aid and higher education. The omissions are marked with ellipsis (…). The parties are listed in alphabetical order.
Excerpts from the 2012 Democratic National Platform
"… more students are receiving grants and scholarships …
Democrats believe that getting an education is the surest path to the middle class, giving all students the opportunity to fulfill their dreams and contribute to our economy and democracy. … We are committed to ensuring that … America has the world's highest proportion of college graduates by 2020.
To help keep college within reach for every student, Democrats took on banks to reform our student loan program, saving more than $60 billion by removing the banks acting as middlemen so we can better and more directly invest in students. To make college affordable for students of all backgrounds and confront the loan burden our students shoulder, we doubled our investment in Pell Grant scholarships and created the American Opportunity Tax Credit worth up to $10,000 over four years of college, and we're creating avenues for students to manage their federal student loans so that their payments can be only 10 percent of what they make each month. President Obama has pledged to encourage colleges to keep their costs down by reducing federal aid for those that do not, investing in colleges that keep tuition affordable and provide good value, doubling the number of work-study jobs available to students, and continuing to ensure that students have access to federal loans with reasonable interest rates. We invested more than $2.5 billion in savings from reforming our student loan system to strengthen our nation's Historically Black Colleges and Universities, Hispanic-Serving Institutions, Tribal Colleges and Universities, Alaska, Hawaiian Native Institutions, Asian American and Pacific Islander Institutions, and other Minority Serving Institutions. These schools play an important role in creating a diverse workforce, educating new teachers, and producing the next generation of STEM workers.
We Democrats also recognize the economic opportunities created by our nation's community colleges. That is why the President has invested in community colleges and called for additional partnerships between businesses and community colleges to train two million workers with the skills they need for good jobs waiting to be filled, and to support business-labor apprenticeship programs that provide skills and opportunity to thousands of Americans. The President also proposed to double key investments in science to educate the next generation of scientists and engineers, encourage private sector innovation, and prepare at least 100,000 math and science teachers over the next decade. And to make this country a destination for global talent and ingenuity, we won't deport deserving young people who are Americans in every way but on paper, and we will work to make it possible for foreign students earning advanced degrees in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics to stay and help create jobs here at home."
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By Joe Brewin
Ignasi Miquel says that team spirit is the key to Spain's recent success on the world stage.
The Arsenal defender's country have won the last two major tournaments, lifting the European Championship in 2008 before claiming World Cup glory in South Africa last summer.
Those triumphs ended a long wait for Spanish football fans and Miquel believes the harmony in the national side's dressing room is a driving factor behind their winning streak.
"Four or five years ago Spain was a good team but never made a big impact," he told Arsenal Player.
"But I think the team is so compact now and there is a really friendly atmosphere in the changing room. I think that is the main thing.
"Obviously we have very good players, but the fact we are so friendly off the pitch makes us more together on it."
Miquel is part of a new generation of Spanish talent and was a part of the Under-19 side that won this summer's European Championships in Romania. The future looks bright for Spain but Miquel knows there is no guarantee that his country can be on top forever.
"There are a lot of good players coming up now, but you never know what is going to happen," said the defender.
"It could be a long time or it could finish next week. It depends on the other teams and when they learn how to play against Spain."
The full interview with Ignasi is now available on Arsenal Player. He discusses the strength of Spanish football, the compatriots he looks up to, why he left Spain for Arsenal and more.Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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DC Comics And General Mills Bring Comics Back To Breakfast
My breakfast these days usually consists of a cup of coffee and that feeling of crushing despair that comes from a new Funky Winkerbean strip, so I'll freely admit that I might not be eating as healthfully as I probably should. It's just that I don't have time, you understand -- if I were to sit down with a bowl of cereal, there might be a few minutes at the start of my day where I wasn't thinking about comics.
Now, General Mills -- who I am reliably informed is not a new militaristic windmill-themed supervillain, which really seems like a missed opportunity -- has set out to correct that deficiency with its second teamup with DC Comics since 2011. Starting this month and running 'til the end of April, cereals like Honey Nut Cheerios and Trix are going to come bundled with new comics about the Justice League. And the thing is, they actually look really fun.


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Secession Push Continues In Northern California
ALTURAS, Calif. (AP) — A second far
The vote on Friday comes just weeks after neighboring
Modoc County Board Chairwoman Geri Byrne tells the Record Searchlight that she put the secession measure forward after hearing support for the idea from people in her district.
"We're not saying we're seceding today, we're saying let's look into it," Byrne said.
The goal is to form a separate state called
Many of the residents of the rural counties along the Oregon-California border have long felt that those in the urban halls of power in both states ignore their needs.
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City Garage Nominated for Two LA Weekly Theater Awards, Including Revival Production of the Year!
City Garage's production of 4.48 Psychosis by Sarah Kane has received two LA Weekly Theater Award Nominations
The LA Weekly has announced nominations for their upcoming Theater Awards for the 2011 Season and City Garage's production of 4.48 Psychosis by Sarah Kane has been nominated for Revival Production of the Year and Best Sound Design. For a full list of nominees and to get tickets to join City Garage at the the awards ceremony on April 2, please visit the LA Weekly's Theater Awards page.


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Dedeaux Field
You knew there had to be something special about Dedeaux Field from the day it first opened its gates on March 30, 1974.
Righthander Russ McQueen threw a no-hitter that afternoon in the first game ever played at Dedeaux Field as USC swept a doubleheader from California. The Trojans went on to win the national championship that year and Dedeaux Field has been their home ever since.
The 2008 season will mark the 35th season of play at Dedeaux Field, where USC has a record of 689-330-1.
One of the nation's finest collegiate baseball structures, Dedeaux Field has continually been improved over recent years with the grandest project taking place before the 2002 season. A $4 million project signified the largest improvement made to the facility as a new clubhouse and players' lounge were added on the first base side. Expanded offices for the coaching staff and new Hall of Fame were also part of the project, along with a new restroom pavilion. Prior Plaza, named after Jerry and Millie Prior (parents of former Trojan Mark Prior), is located on the first base side and features USC's All-Americans and players who have played in the majors.
For the 2008 season, the million-dollar Rod Dedeaux Research for Baseball Institute (RDRBI) will add redesigned batting cages, a new weight room and state-of-the-art video motion analysis. A brand-new Daktronics scoreboard with a video board will also be installed.
A new bleacher section was added on the first base side, pushing capacity to 2,500 at Dedeaux Field. In the fall of 2003, the drainage system was upgraded with new grass installed for the entire field. In the summer of 2007, construction will take place on a new set of batting cages to replace the current complex off the third base side.
Prior to the 2000 season, the press box was expanded while in 1994, a state-of-the-art scoreboard/message center, which was donated by the Port Family in memory of Al Port, whose two sons, Randy (1967-69) and Jeff (70-72), both played baseball at USC, and whose grandson, Ryan, also was a part of the program was built in right field.
With dimensions of 335 feet down the right and left field lines, 365 in the right field power alleys and 375 to the left field power alleys, and 395 to straightaway center, Dedeaux Field is a natural grass field and seats more than 1,800. The outfield fences stand 10 feet high. The lighting is comparable to most professional baseball fields (with footcandle power of 82 in the infield and 71 in the outfield).
Dedeaux Field has also been used extensively by the entertainment industry. It has been the site of MTV's "Rock-and-Jock" softball game and was used in the production and filming of several motion pictures, including "Mr. Baseball," "The Big Leaguer," "A League of Their Own" and "For Love of the Game."
Just minutes away from downtown Los Angeles, the field is located on the northwest corner of the USC campus near the intersection of Jefferson and Vermont streets.


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Is it just me or are all shops this bad nowadays? Here's the deal-
So I'm gearing up to swap the gears in my 77 8.5" 10-bolt 2.73 rear end. The person who had this car before me put a posi in it (for whatever reason, this guy decided a 2.42 to 2.73 posi swap was the thing to do...) so I don't need to buy a posi unit. Furthermore, everybody on this and any other board has told me when I asked, that the carrier I have for the 2.73 gears will also work for anything up to but not including 4.11 gears. I'm buying the gears from a buddy for a good deal (richmond 3.73's).
So I called 3 shops that are close to where the car is being stored, just for the convenience factor. Here's what they tell me:
First shop says "no, your carrier will definitely not work, its only good to something like 3.08's. If you can get me the proper carrier and parts, I"ll set it up for around 200 bucks."
Second shop says "well since you bought the parts I won't warranty the job. Your carrier will be fine. If you get me all the parts and the kit you're looking at 5-700 dollars." What the...???
Third shop "not sure if your carrier will work, maybe we can shim it or something. If you get me all the parts I'll set it up for 250."
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Colorful, crunchy and buttery, this bean dish comes together quickly and will be a hit at your holiday table. For variation, sprinkle toasted pine nuts over the top just before serving. —Judie White, Florien, Louisiana
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- 3 medium sweet yellow peppers, divided
- 2 tablespoons plus 1/2 cup butter, softened, divided
- 1/3 cup pine nuts
- 1 to 2 tablespoons lemon juice
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 2-1/4 pounds fresh green beans
- Finely chop 1-1/2 yellow peppers. In a large skillet, heat 2 tablespoons butter over medium-high heat. Add chopped peppers; cook and stir until tender.
- Place pine nuts, lemon juice, salt, pepper and remaining butter in a food processor; process until blended. Add cooked peppers; process to blend.
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The 150th anniversary of the Civil War, which begins April 12, commemorates a conflict that preserved the United States and ended slavery, albeit at the cost of some 625,000 soldiers' lives. That's a sobering figure, yet this sesquicentennial is not all memorials, re-enactments and conventional battlefield tours. The occasion has also inspired a lot of offbeat Civil War tours and events — some wacky, some enlightening — thanks to a few folks with horse sense, tours that tell the oft-neglected African-American story, one baritone and 100,000 ghosts.
Ghost Tours of Harpers Ferry: Harpers Ferry, WV
Of the gazillion ghost tours offered in the U.S.A., Ghost Tours of Harpers Ferry stands out. That's partly because John Brown's failed raid on Harpers Ferry (1859) is said to have created a lot of ghosts, and partly because guide Rick Garland, a dead ringer for Jeb Stuart, is a spellbinding storyteller. This baritone and pianist also offers intimate O' Be JoyFull performances of Civil War period music. "I play a lot of Stephen Foster, who invented American popular music," says Garland. "I've also seen veterans cry over 'When Johnny Comes Marching Home.'" Surely not because of the price: just $10.
The Civil War and Slavery Walking Tour: Charleston, SC
This tour is "offbeat" because of its emphasis on the oft-neglected African-American experience. After you've visited Fort Sumter, where Secessionists first fired at Union troops on April 12, 1861, take this two-hour walk with Old Charleston Tours. Goosebump moment: When guide Michael Brown points to where Robert Smalls, a slave, "borrowed" a boat and sailed off into Charleston Harbor to escape bondage. He later joined the U.S. Navy and risked death, or worse, by piloting a Union warship right back into Charleston Harbor.
Segway Tours of Battlefields: Petersburg, Spotsylvania and Richmond, VA
To some people, Segways on these hallowed grounds (90,000 casualties) are a sacrilege; to others they just look goofy. But folks, they are practical. "These battlefields are huge, so most people can't cover them by foot," says Trent Adams of Segway of Richmond. "And unlike cars, Segways let you explore the parts of Petersburg National Battlefield Park in the order in which events happened. Besides, on Segways, you can ride into the fort, and you can ride right up to the crater."
Crater? Union soldiers created it when they set off gunpowder in a mine. "The explosion," says Adams, "was kind of bigger than they'd expected." Segway of Richmond, whose tours start at $45, is also rolling out (heh heh, a little Segway humor) a new Civil War tour of Richmond. For Segway tours of nearby Spotsylvania National Battlefield, contact Old Town Seg Tours.
Buckboards and Bikes: Antietam National Battlefield Park, MD
With 23,000 casualties, the Battle of Antietam, near Sharpsburg, was the bloodiest 12 hours of the Civil War. After the battle, hundreds of civilians rode onto the fields in buckboards to pick up the dead. You can visit Antietam in an authentic, hand-made buckboard, too; contact Bonnymeed Stables: (304) 876-1307 or email@example.com ($75). You're also allowed to ride bicycles on many Civil War battlegrounds; Pedal and Paddle offers rentals ($30 – $40) and shuttles to Antietam.
The Haunted Hearse: Vicksburg, MS
The Union's victory in this Mississippi city split the Confederacy in two: ergo, lots of unhappy ghosts. History buff Morgan Gates takes up to six passengers at a time for Haunted Vicksburg Tours ($25) in a most appropriate vehicle: a hearse. But how do you see ghosts, or anything else, from inside a hearse? There are, in fact, five windows, and Gates has also mounted a videocam on the hearse that streams on an inside monitor. "There's a lot of paranormal activity now because of the upcoming anniversary," says Gates. Uh, okay.
Horseback Riding Tours: Gettysburg, PA
Site of the turning point of the Civil War, Gettysburg offers every imaginable way to revisit history, from traditional tours to SegTours' guided tours of the sprawling battlefield, as well as numerous ghost tours, including Ghosts of Gettysburg excursions run by author and historian Mark Nesbitt. Perhaps best of all, Artillery Ridge offers two-hour horseback tours of the battlefield ($75 per person) with recorded narration, and Hickory Hollow Farm offers horseback tours with a licensed guide ($55 an hour). Riding across the Gettysburg battlefield, you get a profound sense of how this terrain looked to the mounted troops. These rides follow the same route up the Union-held ridge that the right flank of 12,000 Confederates took in Pickett's Charge. At the top you get a sweeping view of the battlefield, but Pickett's men didn't get that far. So on July 3, 1863, the whole direction of the war changed.
Ghouls Across the Globe: Seven Thrilling Ghost Tours
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After finishing tied for 26th at the 2012 MAAC Golf Championships, former Canisius golfer Michael Carrig knew something had to give. He traveled to Lake Buena Vista, Fla., with aspirations of winning the MAAC crown. Instead, he posted his worst career score at the conference's championship event.
Carrig, a Buffalo, N.Y., native and the team's No. 1 golfer, had a long talk with his father after his three rounds at Disney's Magnolia Course. That conversation helped the younger Carrig realize that playing golf should be fun, and he needed start walking out on the course stress-free if he was going to play they way he knew he could.
"After the MAACs in 2012, I was at a really low point in my golfing career," Carrig said. I went down there wanting to win and I played three awful rounds. My dad told me to just go play my game and stop setting goals for each round. It sounds cliché, but I thought about it and he was right. So now I just go out there with no expectations and see where I end up."
That conversation with his dad, and his ability to "just go play golf" helped Carrig throughout his senior year at Canisius and it helped him earn an automatic berth into the 55th annual Porter Cup, which tees off at 8 a.m., July 24 at Niagara Falls Country Club. Carrig earned his spot in the Porter Cup, one of the top amateur golf tournaments in the world, by winning the Little Three championship in September 2012 after he posted a two-round score of 140, highlighted by his career-best score of 67 in the first round at Harvest Hill Golf Course in Orchard Park, N.Y.
This will mark the second time Carrig has played in the Porter Cup, as he was added to the field for the 2010 event as an alternate. He said this time around has a much better feeling for him because he's been able to think about, and appreciate, the Porter Cup that much more.
"I got the call late last time because another player withdrew the week of the tournament, so I didn't really have much time to think about being in that field," he said. "This time around is much more enjoyable for me because I've known since last September that I was in the field and I've been able to prepare myself."
Carrig is familiar with the course layout at Niagara Falls Country Club, having played there a number of times in his career, starting with his first men's tournament at the age of 16, when he qualified for a Buffalo District Golf Association (BDGA) event. He placed second at the 2011 Little Three Championship, which was held at Niagara Falls Country Club and just this past May he won the BDGA Men's Match Play Invitational at NFCC.
"I like the course at Niagara Falls Country Club and I know where I want to be for pretty much every shot," Carrig said. "Having played in a tournament setting there in May, I got to see the course a lot because I played five matches in three days. I've had some success there in my career, so I just hope to play off that a bit this week."
As the only player in this year's field with "Buffalo" listed as his hometown, Carrig is excited to play in the event while representing his hometown and Canisius College. There are a number of other local players in the tournament, including former Canisius player Jonathan Clark, but being from Buffalo is a point of pride for the Bishop Timon - St. Jude High School product.
"I'm proud to say I am from Buffalo," he said. "It's a huge point of pride for me. It is also cool that I will have a bunch of family and friends there to see me play this week. It is always exciting to have a group following you as you play."
The Porter Cup started in 1959 and has attracted some of the top names in golf to Niagara Falls, N.Y., each summer since then. Past Porter Cup champions include Ben Crenshaw (1972), Scott Verplank (1983 and 1985), Phil Mickelson (1990) and David Duval (1992). This year's field includes Gavin Hall, the 18-year old Pittsford, N.Y., native that recently played in the US Open at Merion, where he was the youngest player in the field. But Carrig is firm on his belief that he is just going to go play golf, as his father suggested. And if he needs a reminder to keep cool mentally, his father, Michael, will be right there with him as he serves as his son's caddy.
"It is going to be awesome to have my dad as my caddy," the younger Carrig said. "No one knows my game better than he does. We'll have the normal golfer-caddy conversations and I'll bounce stuff off him as we go. I think he'll be more nervous than me though."
In addition to the Porter Cup, Carrig will attempt to qualify for the 2013 US Amateur, which will be held at The Country Club in Brookline, Mass., Aug. 12-18 and he will also take part in the 2013 John R. Williams Four-Ball Tournament at Oak Hill Country Club in Rochester, the same course that will host the PGA Championship next month."I've decided to postpone my entrance into the real world for a while to play golf," Carrig said. "I've had a pretty good run this season between my time at Canisius and some of the BDGA events I've played in. I just hope to keep it rolling this week at the Porter Cup."


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Discussion in 'November 2008' started by roscoe36, Oct 30, 2008.
I thought Kwame Brown should have seen at least a couple of minutes in the 2nd half.
Bench scores 55. Starters scored 62. Lot of points. We gave up a lot too. Herrmann helped give up a lot of those points. He was out there as Washington began there 17-0 run on us. Hard to see since its lack of defensive rotation, and lack of speed on transition D - but its there none the less. (Not that he also did not get scored on directly often enough) Still, Herrmann knocked down 3 triples, several other shots, and made some nice passes. Herrmann will put the ball down and go to the basket if you come out to challenge his shot. In contrast to Dyess being out there, playing poor defense, and missing most of his outside jumpers, I will take Herrmann. In the first half, we saw Curry seemingly clam up, and go back to our starting unit from last year. Never worked last year, did not work tonight. In the second half - he used Herrmann as the power forward down the stretch to play with the starters and it worked. Got to credit Curry for trying a different route. Nice to be 2-0. Billups had a very nice floor game, especially in the 1st half as we took a pair of 17 point leads. I think it only got down to 10 after the first 17 point lead. When we had the first 17 point lead, with about 4 minutes to go in the first quarter, Curry made two substitutions. Stuckey came in for Rip, Kwame came in for Sheed. This unit did not seem to click. Stuckey did not do any of his drives to the basket at this time. We lost some of the lead. Afflalo, Stuckey, Dyess, Kwame, and Herrmann started the 2nd quarter. Nick Young was proving too quick for Afflalo to defend, and Afflalo ended up having a just a short stint there - not playing in the 2nd half. Stuckey was in foul trouble, but he managed to score quite a lot by simply driving to the basket, rising up and shooting over people. I think he made all his free throws too. Jason Maxiell had a pretty good game, scoring quite a bit inside, making several free throws without a miss, and hitting one outside shot. He played most of the 1st quarter as Amir got into quick foul trouble. Rip hit a whole lot of shots. Got out of control taking the ball inside here and there - helping Washington beat us very badly in points off turns. I still say he has to keep taking the ball inside - and learn how to do it without giving the ball up. Tay mostly just played D in this one, though he did do some scoring in the 2nd half. Sheed was pretty awesome, scoring from the outside, but also around the basket while collecting about a dozen boards. And of course, as usual playing great D, swatting several shots. Dyess did spend some time getting under the basket. It was not all outside jumpers (he actually hit one of them.) In my opinion, his penchant for outside shooting helped Washington get that 17-0 run. Amir did not play a whole lot, picking up 5 fouls in short minutes. He was plus while out there, as the team got good starts in both halves. An offensive rebound putback was his highlight. Kwame impressed with a couple of drives and finishes at the basket - drives Washington did not expect at all. Kwame also hit a short jumper and got good position inside once for an easy hoop vs. Blatche. Still, no 2nd half minutes for Kwame. He did play into the 2nd quarter this time though, getting maybe 8 minutes in all. Eleven players played. Still, Rip played a lot of minutes, staying out there for the whole 3rd quarter and then well into the 2nd quarter. I believe we then saw Tay play a bit of shooting guard. (Stuckey, Tay, Herrmann, JMAX, Sheed is the unit I believe was out there for a bit while Rip rested.) Of note, the guy we could have had instead of Stuckey, Nick Young, scored 23 and looked pretty darn good out there. But Stuckey is a point guard, which has great value in itself, and Stuckey did a lot of impressive scoring himself tonight.
Nice leecap thanks! Pizza showed up late, I got a big discount, Mom called me and told me the story of how it went down at the hospital on my first bday. Great group in chat, props to Dre for the tip!
Both teams shot well with the Wiz at 51.9% and the Pistons with 53.2%. The 55 points from the bench was spot on, and with Fan Fav Fabio leading the way, we can only hope that MC does not forget about him and leaves him glued to the bench, when we play the big guys. For someone to be the moist mvp game Our defense was suspect and will come back to haunt us if Curry does not come up with some new schemes. Somebody needs to send him the Celtic on Kobe video circulating around here. . Can't imagine we are that bad when Amir is sitting, but if it is, then he needs to try to avoid the silly fouls...yep Stucco too. The other issue is the Turnovers > Rip has 8 in two games??
Fabio was Fabiolous!
I see that I did not finish my sentence about Fabio....His plus/minus was an astounding zero.....and yet he was the MVP of the game.... Ok let me give some credit to Sheed to 17 pts, 12 boards and 6 blocks
Refs absolutely hosed us when it came to manning up on Jamison. Amir got called for three fouls in about two minutes in the first quarter on tiny body bumps. DeShawn Stevenson is a flopper.
It's funny b/c we actually are that bad when he goes out of the game. And it doesn't help that Dice's defense has gone from bad to very bad. This game was fun to watch. Walter going nuts covered it up, but your right the defense is not up to par at all. AA deserves more run. The rotations have been better in terms of the fact that the bench actually plays, but are still in need of some tweaking. I'm scared that Curry is going to fall in love with Hermann and while he deserves PT, his defense is not very good at all. He gives the illusion of doing something b/c of his flurry of activity. His clutch shooting however is very welcome. I just hope Curry can find that balance, and that it doesn't come at the expense of the PT of our better defenders. The real test will be against BOS, and i hope by then we've nailed down a big rotation. It does seem a little bit too crowded. Agreed. And i really hope these "rookie" calls stops once they get more familiar with him.
Everyone got done in by the 17-0 run, but it was the lackadaisacal play of the starters in the 2nd qtr that really did us in, too many TO's and silly passes, also Jamison, Butler and Young (3 scorers) hit some tough 'A' shots. Gotta love Curry in the post-game riding the starters about how they enter the 2nd qtrs, he is not pleased about how lazily they re-enter the game, he said that they need to be ready to come in and play tough after they sit, Curry said he doesn't care if they have to put 5 bikes behind the bench for guys to get ready but that this is not acceptable. Who knew Lee's theory on Bloodflow, held weight . Props to coach Curry for riding Hot Hand Herrmann, he's doing a good job. Once again 11 guys played and 11 guys contributed, he's giving every player a chance to find out if it's their night.
Watching this game, I only had a problem with our turnovers, offense, defense, and the refs calling straight !!! Also I had that Amir got into early foul trouble and that our starters got us into a whole. Our bench was good and Herrm was in a good way tho lol
didn't see the game, but read the espn recap as well as the posts here. in the espn recap, there was a lot made of washington "going small" (and hence of herrmann getting more playing time). I get what "going small" means and I've got no problem with how it worked out in this game. But it did raise a question I'm pondering and would like some input on, to wit: Why do you have to go small when your opponent goes small? Why can't you, say, go BIG when your opponent goes small, and so make them go BIG too? It makes it seem like small trumps all. Like there's no other way to respond to a team going small except by going small yourself. But why not go big and just lumber smash steamroll over those fast little waterbug guys? And does it work the other way around? If our opponent "goes big", do we also have to go big? Or are we allowed to foil them by "going small" and force them to retract their "going big" in favor of matching our "going small"? thanks. sometimes i get confused (it could also be the jameson's).
Herrmann was fine on defense tonight, stop buying into Lee's hype. Herrmann did an admirable job of denying Caron Butler the ball, nobody not named Kobe can stop that guy one on one. Young, Jamison and Butler have the ability to hit shots with a hand in the face and that's what happened tonight. The biggest defensive disappointment of the night was from the point guards lack of D on Juan Dixon during the Wash runS.
Honestly, the only thing Lee's post made me do was pay closer attention and unfortunately, he really is really slow laterally, and in the rotations. Maybe b/c i'm used to watching AA who i shouldn't be comparing him to. I actually don't think Stuckey's very good defensively either at this point, but it doesn't bother me that much b/c i see all the tools there, and chalk it up to his youth. I love Hermann's shooting ability. I just don't think he's going to be of any use on defense against the top/mid SF's. I wish more teams actually did that. It makes much more sense.
Agree that Curry is letting everyone play, but if he wants those starters to come in with some emotion, then he should probably show some himself. Get up off that bench and yell at those damn refs... If you don't show some balz in dealing with them refs, then we will be getting hosed all season.... Flip didn't have a chair to sit in the past 3 seasons..he just twitch up and down the sidelines, but Curry has one and all he does is sit in it smelling his hand....
I agree on both points. What I can't tell is if the problem is the trap up front on D or the help behind it. I am guessing it is the help behind it. Watching that C's video that is up it made me long for the LB days with the defense on a string. They got to get that back. Their ball movement is good, the TO's will drop. It has taken me 2 games to say MC is a better coach than Flip. MC did give Kwame the Flip treatment tonight, though.
Hermann helped make the starting unit flow on offense. A very good sign. He passes, drives to the hoop and can hit shots. The old starting unit is that: "old" and will not get us where we want to go. So Curry needs to find ways to integrate the youth with the starters in different mixes. Kwame did some damage. He is not an offensive option but he showed with that Laker/Phoenix playoffs, he can do damage if you guard him with a small. Amir's fouls and Stuckeys are a problem. They create an early bonus that will hurt us against good teams. The coaches must intervene. Yes, Dre, the defense as a unit was poor. Good individual plays but how many easy buckets did we give up? Way too many. Billips is slow up top so we need sharp rotations. We got burned so easily on that pick and roll just before the 3rd quarter.
I share your opinion. I've never understood this and it doesn't make sense. If going small can be responded only by going small yourself, the Suns would've won the shipt when they played the starting line- up of Kidd, Kevin Johnson and Rex Chapman while Danny Manning played as C.
Herrmann did a lot better in the 2nd half, when played as a power forward, and guarding Songalia, someone who he can 1)keep up with and 2) needs someone on him at all times since he can shoot the outside shot. So all Herrmann had to do basically was keep up with the slow Songalia. Sure, he still could not do a thing on transition D, but at least most of the time Herrmann had a purpose on defense. In the 1st half? What we saw there is Washington go on a 17-0 run, most of which was while Herrmann was in the game playing small forward. So here is something that might work: play Herrmann only as a power forward, and have him directly take away minutes from Dyess. This is what worked last night in the 2nd half. Some nights, maybe the other team goes too big, and Dyess is needed.
Actually, Herrmann was only in for the first half (9-0 run) of the 17-0 run and then was replaced by Prince. Rasheed, McDyess, Stuckey/Billups, and Hamilton were also in the game. Turnovers (Rasheed, Stuckey, Billups, Hamilton) were the main cause of the 17-0 run, not Herrmann's defense.
Because small creates more open shots. Generally your 'small' players are better shooters and faster. they can move quickly and pass the ball a lot to find the open man. Not to mention on the defensive end smaller players will disallow any fastbreaks and cause more steals. Even matchups are key. As for the game, I have been a support of Amir's since he was drafted and we saw his upside...but he still looks way to young out there. He looks like he is deferring to the other starters too much. I hope that Kwame's statement about MC letting them play hard in practice is the key to the fouling problem. There is no excuse for the 5 fouls with no other stats to support it.
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Canisius (9-6, 3-1 MAAC) vs. Rider (7-6, 3-1 MAAC)
Date: Friday, January 10, 2014
Time: 7 p.m.
Location: Buffalo, N.Y. | Koessler Athletic Center
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The Canisius College men's basketball team will play host to Rider Friday night in the Golden Griffins' first home game of the 2014 calendar year. The radio call for Friday's game will be on WGR 550-AM in Buffalo. The game will be joined in progress after the John Murphy Show. The full audio call will be available through GoGriffs.com.
• Canisius returns home for the first time in the 2014 calendar year tonight when the Golden Griffins play host to Rider in the Koessler Athletic Center.
• The Griffs are coming off a 65-62 loss at Marist on Monday night. That loss ended Canisius' three-game winning streak to start MAAC play, the program's best start to a conference season since 1994-95.
• The Griffs come into tonight's game with an 9-6 overall record and a 3-1 mark in MAAC play. The Blue and Gold is 4-0 at home this season, and the team starts its first MAAC weekend of 2014 with a 16-4 record in its last 20 home contests.
• After scoring an average of 83.7 points per game from Dec. 16-29, the Griffs come into tonight's game averaging 64.5 points per outing in their last two contests.
• Canisius senior Billy Baron scored a game-high 27 points in the team's loss at Marist on Monday. He's scored 20-plus points in 10 games this season after posting 20 or more points a total of 10 times in 34 games a season ago.
• Canisius senior Jordan Heath matched his season-high with four blocks in the loss at Marist. He starts tonight's game with 84 career blocked shots, which ranks 10th in school history.
• Freshman Zach Lewis had nine points off the bench in the team's loss Monday night. Since returning from a leg injury Dec. 6, Lewis is averaging 8.6 points per game for Canisius.
• Rider travels to Western New York with a 7-6 overall record and a 3-1 mark in MAAC play. The Broncs saw their two-game winning streak come to an end Jan. 5, with a road loss to Siena.
• Senior Anthony Myles is one of four Rider players averaging double-figures in the scoring column. Myles is scoring a team-high 18.3 points per game, which ranks fifth in the MAAC.
• Junior Daniel Stewart is good for 15 points and 6.5 rebounds per game for the Broncs. The former MAAC Rookie of the Year ranks 12th in scoring average and 10th in rebounds per game in the conference.
• As a team, Rider ranks third in the MAAC and 64th in the nation in scoring average at 78.2 points per game. The Broncs shooting 42.2 percent from 3-point range this year, which ranks eighth nationally.
• Defensively, Rider is allowing 79.7 points per game, which ranks ninth in the conference and 325th in the country (out of 345 teams).
• This will be the 39th all-time meeting between these two schools, with Rider holding a 30-8 lead in the series.
• Rider is 4-1 in the last five games between these two schools and the Broncs hold an 11-5 lead in the series in games played in Buffalo.
• Last season, Rider defeated Canisius 65-61 in the Koessler Athletic Center on the final day of the regular season. Rider is one of four teams (along with Fairfield, Niagara and Evansville) to beat the Griffs at home in the last two years.


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The Canisius College softball team put an end to its four-game losing streak by routing Charleston Southern 12-2 in five innings Wednesday afternoon at CSU Softball Field in Charleston, S.C. The Golden Griffins moved to 13-12 on the year with the win and scored 10 or more runs in a game for the sixth time this season in the victory.
After Charleston Southern took game one of the non-league doubleheader by a score of 13-0 in five innings, the host Bucaneers jumped out to a 2-0 lead in the home half of the first inning in game two. Those two runs woke up the Griffs' bats, as the Blue and Gold proceeded to score a total of 11 runs through the next three innings en route to the win.
Canisius freshman Meghan Cuda ended the second game of the day by going 2-for-2 with a double, a triple, two walks, six RBIs and two runs scored while fellow freshman Alexis Roman drove in a pair of runs as well for Canisius. Senior Katie Medina had three hits, including a double, and scored three times and sophomore Michelle DelPrince scored three runs as well.
Trailing 2-0 after the first, Canisius knotted the game at 2-2 in the top half of the second after Cuda ripped a two-run triple to right. Canisius took the lead for good moments later when Cuda scored on an RBI-single by Roman. The Griffs added four runs in the third to take a 7-2 lead after the Blue and Gold sent 10 batters to the plate. In the fourth, Canisius tacked on four more runs, highlighted by a bases-clearing double by Cuda.
Freshman Bethany DeMarco scored two runs and knocked in a run in the win, while junior Valorie Nappo added an RBI as well. Junior pitcher Jen Consaul picked up her ninth win of the season for the Griffs after she went 5.0 innings and allowed two runs on six hits while striking out three.
The team's 12-run outburst ended a streak of 23-straight innings where the Blue and Gold failed to score a run. Canisius lost the first game of the day at Charleston Southern (7-32) by a 13-0 count in five innings after the Griffs posted three hits. Cuda, DeMarco and Roman each had base hits for Canisius in the losing effort.
The Griffs return to action Saturday, April 6, when the team opens MAAC play at Rider in Lawrenceville, N.J. Game one is set for 1 p.m.
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the manifolds changed in 81 on light duty sbc engines to a new design above the spark plug like on the cars
and the 70s ones were old style below plugs
the brackets there were slightly different ones
some used a threaded stud on the small tirangle adjuster bracket that bolted to the exhaust bolt and some used a bolt with slot in it.
if its for a 73-up truck then you can make it work with minor shimming with washers etc
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there was also the van style ones which were the most simplest they bolted down low on face of the engine block those two threaded holes in it and used the same cast iron cradle bracket as the 72 older trucks, just was a carried over old bracket for the vans 73-up. the steel flat bracket reached up to first exh manifold bolt
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This indoor gun range has 10 pistol lanes and two rifle lanes. Firearm and self-defense training classes are offered. Also find gunsmith services, taxidermy and a retail store.
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Hours of Operation
Sunday: 11:00AM - 9:00PM
Monday: 11:00AM - 9:00PM
Tuesday: 11:00AM - 9:00PM
Wednesday: 11:00AM - 9:00PM
Thursday: 11:00AM - 9:00PM
Friday: 9:00AM - 9:00PM
Saturday: 1:00PM - 6:00PM
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Rates Call or See Website
Facility Amenities
Free Parking, Parking on Site, Public Restrooms
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Working for a daily newspaper serving a military community makes news about our nation's war effort in foreign lands a familiar thing. It occupies our pages frequently. And on more occasions than any collection of small towns should experience, we've published the stories of young men our area has given up on the battlefield.
Like others, I've lead my staff curbside along U.S. 31W to stand in silence and honor these young soldiers who have fallen in combat as they slowly passed by en route to their final resting place. Each time, sorrow has been painfully evident in the eyes of those accompanying these young warriors home in their slow moving processions.
In these past experiences, I thought I had somehow connected with the loss and pain it brought to families involved.
How pitifully little did I know.
The war in Afghanistan became much more personal for my family recently. A cell phone call just a few days ago brought news that my nephew, Michael, had been killed in action in Logar province, Afghanistan.
My wife and I already were emotionally drained when the call came. Just a few hours earlier that day, we had buried my father. Needless to say, the news of the loss of another family member devastated us, especially one as young and full of promise as Michael.
My dad's death followed a very long and difficult battle with complications stemming from multiple organ transplants, but his battle ended peacefully only a few days prior. The details we since have learned surrounding Michael's death have brought us to the difficult understanding that his life did not come to the same peaceful close as did my father's.
My nephew, Pfc. Michael C. Mahr, 54th Engineer Battalion, 18th Engineer Brigade, gave the full measure in service to our nation on March 22 when enemy forces attacked his unit with improvised explosives, rocket-propelled grenades and small arms fire.
He was driving a lead armored vehicle on a route clearance mission. Three other soldiers accompanied Michael in his vehicle. One of them, Staff Sgt. Joshua S. Gire of Chillicothe, Ohio, also was killed in the roadside attack.
I want you to know Michael, or at least to know a little about him.
Michael and his identical twin brother, Matt, were rambunctious 8-years-old when my wife and I were married. They were fun kids to be around. Throughout their lives together, "the twins" as we called them were inseparable. All-American boys, they loved to swim, have a game of catch and cast a fishing lure in their Grandpa's small pond, regardless of the fact that it was occupied more with small central Florida alligators than fish.
Although almost 10 years older than my son, Michael and Matt were like loving big brothers to him. They included my son in games they'd play when the family was together, not shunning or being impatient with him as some older teens often have the tendency to do when around much younger children. My son looked up to them with the same admiration a little brother would have for his older siblings.
When Michael began playing football with his twin on their South Sumter County High School team in central Florida, my son's admiration swelled for his cousins. Even today, in fact, he has photographs, small keepsake footballs and other mementos from their championship games hanging alongside his own John Hardin High School Bulldogs football memorabilia on a bookshelf in his room.
In addition to all these memories, what I and my family will hold to most regarding Michael is his kind heart, generous nature and soft-spoken manner.
From a good kid who loved his family dearly, Michael matured into an even better young man and husband. He wanted a good life for his wife, Stephanie, and his 3-year-old son, Jaden. Like many young soldiers, he saw the Army as the ideal way to make this dream and desire a reality.
But equally important, Michael, like the mass of young soldiers who make up our military's 9/11 generation, his love of country burned inside with an intensity that gave him motivation to enlist in the Army.
When doing so, Michael knew he was going to war. There wasn't a doubt that he'd soon stand in harm's way to protect and defend our way of life.
Michael had been in the Army less than a year and in Afghanistan less than four months. But heroism isn't measured by dates on a calendar, nor courage by the clicking of a clock. The ultimate sacrifice that Michael and Staff Sgt. Gire offered of themselves through their mission to make that distant roadway more safely traveled by their brothers and sisters in arms is eternal.
I am proud of my nephew. I'm thankful for the memories I have of him as a child, as a teenager and for what I know of his dedication as a young husband and father. Mostly, I know that through his death in service to this country and a multitude of people he would never know, Michael will always be a better man than I could ever hope to be.
Greater love has no one than this, that one lay down his life for his friends.
Chris Ordway is publisher of The News-Enterprise.
He can be reached at (270) 505-1466 or cordway@thenews
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The Military Science Department offers a minor in military science and trains and commissions the future leadership of the U.S. Army and the nation. The department's courses teach leadership skills that are highly sought by major corporations.
Participation in the NMU military science program has a profound impact on any student, even through a single class. The program emphasizes modern leadership, team building, teamwork, problem solving, self-confidence development and ethical behavior. Military science courses or enrollment in the department's military science minor complement any student's major by broadening his or her educational experience and teaching a variety of personal and professional skills.
Students who enroll in military science classes or in the minor program incur no military obligation, nor do they commit themselves to continue taking military science courses (unless they commit to becoming a U.S. Army Officer in the active Army, Army Reserves or Army National Guard). Students may add, drop or withdraw from military science courses as in any other academic program.
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The Leader's Training Course (LTC) is an obligation-free, five-week course held each summer at Fort Knox, Kentucky. Students who have not completed basic training, JROTC, or the four basic courses, and have junior status or higher (minimum 56 credit hours), may attend LTC. Upon completion of the program, they will be invited to contract into the commissioning program. All basic necessities, transportation and equipment are provided by the U.S. Army.
Only those students who volunteer for and meet U.S. Army qualifications may enter the commissioning program. Students contract with the U.S. Army to complete the required program of instruction in return for a stipend and/or scholarship monies and the training required to earn a commission. Veterans may also compete for U.S. Army ROTC scholarships without affecting their veteran's benefits. Qualified cadets may attend the U.S. Army Airborne, Air Assault, Nurse Summer Training Program or Northern and Mountain Warfare Schools during the summer when openings are available. Overseas and other leadership training is also available on a regular basis.
Cadets are also required to take one history class to satisfy the Professional Military Education requirement. This requirement may be satisfied through several history courses offered at NMU.
NMU U.S. Army ROTC has scholarships available to qualified students wanting to earn a commission in the U.S. Army. Special incentives exist for nursing students to become army nurses. For information about NMU scholarship opportunities, contact the department. To learn more about U.S. Army ROTC scholarship opportunities and requirements, visit the U.S. Army ROTC scholarship Web site at http://www.goarmy.com/rotc/scholarships.jsp.
All contracted cadets must complete the five-week Leader Development and Assessment Course (LDAC) at Fort Lewis, Washington. This is normally done during the summer between a cadet's junior and senior year, but it is required prior to his or her appointment as a commissioned officer. This training supplements campus instruction by providing practical leadership experience in the form of problem analysis, decision-making and small group leadership experiences. This camp is an intense experience that matures and forges each individual. The U.S. Army provides transportation, food, shelter, clothing and other basic necessities.
Army ROTC provides careers in 21 branches and 47 different fields. Candidates compete for an appointment to the active Army for three to four years, or they may serve on active duty for a period and then with an Army Reserve or National Guard unit for the remainder of their obligation (a total of eight years). Service as a Reserve or National Guard officer allows the individual to pursue a civilian career while serving for approximately 38 days per year.
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Basic course cadets are not required to wear a uniform to their military science classes but must wear a uniform to the leadership lab. Advanced course cadets wear uniforms to their military science classes and to the leadership lab. All cadets must comply with military appearance standards while in uniform. Students who are taking military science classes only for academic credit or to fulfill the military science minor do not wear uniforms to class, nor are they required to comply with military appearance standards. The department furnishes all required military equipment as a temporary loan to students. Textbooks are provided by the department for required minor courses.
Advanced course students seeking commissions are required to participate in the following activities:
1. Physical Training—conducted by the department for one hour, three times a week.
2. Mandatory Training Events—including leadership laboratories, field training exercises, some extracurricular events and social events.
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Even with Black Friday encroaching upon Thanksgiving, the holiday is still mainly about spending time with family and a glorious feast of food.
After the food fest is over the best part of the holiday arrives — leftovers.
There's just something about warming up leftovers the day after, sometimes several days after, that makes them taste even better.
With leftover turkey, placing a big slab on a sandwich is one way to go but I ran across a recipe for a turkey cranberry wreath a few years ago that can turn leftover turkey into a gourmet treat.
The first step is pretty easy. Chop two cups of leftover turkey. Mix it with shredded Swiss cheese, dried cranberries, parsley, mayonnaise, Dijon mustard and pepper. The recipe also calls for sliced celery but I'm not a fan of celery and usually leave it out.
Next is the hard part, but not too hard. I'm giving instructions for building the wreath with the lessons I've learned.
Unroll two packages of refrigerated crescent rolls and separate into 16 triangles. I usually do this one package at a time so they don't get mangled in the process.
Arrange eight triangles in a circle on a large round baking stone or sheet with wide ends 3 inches from the edge of the baking stone and the points facing the outside, extending off the edge of the baking stone. Visualize an eight-pointed star with a big circular opening in the middle.
Then arrange the remaining triangles in the center of the baking stone matching wide ends with triangles already in place. The points will overlap in the center.
Using a small dough roller, roll over seams of triangles where the wide ends meet, creating a smooth surface for filling. Do not seal the center triangles because you are going to cross them over the filling later.
Next, scoop the filling where the triangles meet evenly around the wreath.
Starting with the last triangle laid in the center, bring the point of the triangle across the filling and then bring the point of the opposite side diagonally across the filling with the filling exposed some. Repeat this until you've gone all the way around the wreath.
The result is a delicious snack for an after Thanksgiving gathering or something to treat yourself with after a long day of shopping.
I took it to a gathering of friends last week and was told I could bring it with me every time we got together. Your friends might tell you the same if you try this festive treat.
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Turkey Cranberry Wreath
Preheat the oven to 375 degrees.
Combine turkey, one cup of cheese, celery, cranberries, parsley, mayonnaise, mustard and black pepper and mix well.
Prepare wreath according to previous instructions.
Brush with egg white and sprinkle with the remaining cheese.
Bake 25-30 minutes or until golden brown.
Source: The Pampered Chef's "All the Best" cookbook
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Fox Ridicules Obama For Saying We Should Use Less Oil
Fox News is mocking President Barack Obama for saying the U.S. must use less oil in a recent interview, suggesting it was a callous and unfounded idea. But experts across the political spectrum agree that the only way to reduce our vulnerability to gasoline price spikes is to cut our oil dependence.
On Wednesday, the president gave an interview [1] to a local South Carolina news station. Responding to a question on high gasoline prices, President Obama said [2] he was "proud" that oil production during his tenure has been high, but emphasized that the "overall economy [must] use less oil."Obama referenced ways that he has worked toward this goal, including implementing fuel economy standards that a group of retired military officers and business leaders called [3] "the most important energy security accomplishment in decades," and proposing further research [4] into alternative transportation technology.
On Thursday, Fox & Friends' Brian Kilmeade asked, "really? So I should stop driving to work, I should start jogging? I'm not really sure what that means." Steve Doocy added, "So if you want to save money, use less oil. Just stop driving. Don't go anywhere, stay in your house, watch television." At no point did the co-hosts reference the policies that Obama specifically cited so that we can move toward lower oil use economy-wide:
On Friday, Fox & Friends continued [5] to mock Obama's proposal, suggesting it was useless:
U.S. gasoline prices are a function of the world crude oil market (and the world economy generally), and experts [6] from across the political spectrum have acknowledged that increased drilling [7] won't lower prices at the pump -- no matter who is in the White House [8].
Furthermore, drilling has actually been on the rise [9] recently. In the 154-year history of commercial crude oil in the U.S., production has never increased by more in one year than it did between 2011 and 2012 -- about 790,000 barrels, according [10] to the U.S. Energy Information Administration. Despite all this, gasoline prices have gone up. Experts say [11] that the only way to make Americans less vulnerable to these spikes is to, as Obama said, "use less oil."
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The Canisius College track team concluded its regular season on Saturday at the Brockport Golden Eagle Run.
The Griffs' performance was highlighted by taking the five of the top-six spots in the men's 1500-meter run and putting four in the top-five of the women's 1500-meter run.
Sophomore Cooper Roach took the top-spot in the event, finishing with a time of 3:58.24. Sophomores Travis Jordon (second) and Mike Anvelt (third), freshman Jeff Antolos (fourth) and junior Chad Maloy (sixth) rounded out the Griffs in the top-six.
"This was our final tune up for MAACs, and it went very well," said head coach Nate Huckle. "We focused on the 1500 to get Cooper, Travis and a few of the other guys into the rhythm for their race at MAACs. For Jeff, Chad and some of the others, it was a final sharpening session."
On the women's side, freshman Haley Keene was Canisius' top finisher in 4:57.25, good for second place. Junior Jamie Wallace, senior Catherine Phillips and freshman Anna Phillips took third through fifth respectively.
"The plan was the same for the women and they carried it out well," Huckle said. "Most of them will be stepping up to the 5k for the conference meet."
Freshman A.J. Stuver was also a top-finisher for the Blue and Gold, racing to a second-place finish in the 3,000-meter steeplechase. Stuver finished the event in 10:06.21.
"We are hoping to capitalize on the outstanding competition at the MAACs and run our best times of the season," Huckle said. "Both squads are in great shape and we want to build even more momentum going into our preparation for the cross country season."
The Griffs will next compete in the MAAC Championships on Saturday, May 3.


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Peter Sabbeth first approached the building business from an unusual vantage point: the art world. Trained in art history and practicing as a New York artist during the 1990s, Sabbeth supplemented his income by renovating Brooklyn lofts. He'd buy one, move in, and remodel to his own taste. Then he'd rent out the vastly improved unit and go on to the next apartment.
On a 1999 trip to the Hamptons to see Jackson Pollock's studio, Sabbeth noticed a mid-century modern house for sale and couldn't resist repeating his pattern. He purchased it and designed the renovation himself, confirming that his visual arts and loft remodeling skills translated nicely into single-family residential projects. "It was fun, casual, and stylish—modern, but not so austere that it scared people off," he says. "We combined it with traditional furnishings to make it user-friendly."
Word spread locally of the artist who renovated houses, and soon Sabbeth found himself spending more time designing and building than on his artwork. Many of his clients were people who had purchased his paintings, and they enjoyed his general aesthetic. "If you're a good designer, you can design anything," he says. "I can put a painting together, I can put an interior together—it's all the same process for me. I think from an art perspective, from a balance perspective. I approach the design from my collective experience."
Sabbeth still paints, often creating wall murals inside his projects. But over the past several years the artist has become a full-time designer/builder, with his own five-person company, Modern Green Home. Typically he designs projects and supervises construction, but sometimes he'll refer clients to outside architects or collaborate with other designers. "For our staff, we look for people who can design and who also have construction experience," he says. About a year ago, Sabbeth brought on a partner, Michael Cohen, to help with business strategy, marketing, and operations. And the Bridgehampton, N.Y.–based company currently looking for a project manager so that Sabbeth can turn his focus more fully to design.
While Modern Green Home's portfolio contains new houses as well as renovations, the latter make up the majority of its work. True to his remodeling roots, Sabbeth enjoys the challenge of taking a dwelling that needs some TLC and making it shiny and new. "The uglier, the better," he says. "It's like a math problem that needs to be solved." His first high-profile remodel was a modern addition for an 1860 Sagaponack, N.Y., house once owned by From Here to Eternity novelist James Jones. That project, a collaboration with architect Seth Howe of STUDIOHOWE Architecture, became the 2008 Idea House for Hamptons Cottages & Gardens magazine. Since then, Modern Green Home has steadily transformed older houses throughout the East End of Long Island. The company has stayed busy throughout the recession, thanks to the area's ultra-high-end economy.
One of Sabbeth's most significant projects is a 2007 new house he created for himself, working with a young Brooklyn architecture firm called sand_box. The partners at sand_box introduced him to the vast world of environmental building products and systems, and it completely changed Sabbeth's way of thinking. "They opened my eyes to sustainable architecture," he says. "I took it and ran." He tried to make the house zero-energy, gaining large amounts of knowledge in the process. It's "not even close" to net-zero, he says cheerfully, but making the effort essentially provided him with a crash course in sustainable design.
Because the house was Sabbeth's own, he felt free to experiment. The showers are lined with cork, and a geothermal system controls the home's temperatures. Solar panels provide supplemental energy.
This first green building experience so affected Sabbeth that he named his company accordingly. And he began to incorporate sustainable systems into most of his projects. "Almost all the houses we do have geothermal and some sort of solar panel system," he adds. He also steers customers toward sustainable and recycled products, a task he says has grown infinitely easier since 2007, thanks to the expanded market for green building products. "We give clients sustainable options," he says. With several projects in the works, both remodels and new construction, he'll have plenty of opportunity to do so over the next few years.


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Nurses at GBMC are committed to providing the highest quality care possible to their patients. To be sure that this care is grounded in the most recent science, nurses utilize evidence-based practice to make clinical decisions and develop plans of care with their patients.
Evidence-based practice is a problem solving approach that integrates the best available research and scientific evidence. This evidence includes the individual needs and preferences of every patient. This added collaboration allows nurses to provide individualized, high quality patient care every day.
GBMC has many resources to assist the nurse in learning how to employ evidence-based practice. There is an extensive in house and on line library available to nurses, as well as expert assistance in conducting literature searches for best practice. Each unit has an evidence based practice council that meets monthly. In this council nurses work through the process together of searching and critiquing evidence, and conducting evidence based projects on their unit. GBMC also provides bedside nurses with opportunities to grow and be recognized for their expert evidence-based care through a variety of programs including the Frontline Leader Program and the Clinical Ladder Program.


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Soularize: A Learning Party
Beyond the significant online presence of TheOOZE, I also hosted an event called Soularize, a learning party for people to gather and share ideas in a safe, spiritual environment. As a part of this event we purposely invited people who have a unique perspective and prophetic voice for the Church to address the group in a keynote role. Events included N.T. Wright, Father Richard Rohr, Reverend Bernice King (daughter of Martin Luther King), Brian McLaren, and Ray Levesque from the Tlingit Indian tribe, who graced our Seattle conference with a three-hour Native American potlatch meal along with thirty other chiefs and tribal leaders from the Pacic Northwest. In the process of inviting keynote speakers, we looked for voices that presented the dream that God has for this world in vibrant color and depth.
2000 – Irvine, CA
Speakers included Leonard Sweet and Sally Morgenthaler.
2001 – Seattle, WA
Speakers included Father Richard Rohr, Brian McLaren, Leonard Sweet, and Sally Morgenthaler.
2002 – Minneapolis, MN
Speakers included Rev. Bernice King, Brian McLaren, Doug Pagitt, Dan Kimball, Chris Seay, Tom and Christine Sine, Joe Meyers, Tony Jones, Karen Ward, and many more.
2005 – Venice Beach, CA
Speakers included Heather Reynolds, Christine Sine, Todd Hunter, and many more.
2007 – Bahamas
Speakers included NT Wright, Father Richard Rohr, Rita Brock, and Brennan Manning.
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Windows Phone Central App Roundup: Emergency Apps
We had a request for a roundup of emergency oriented apps and with Hurricane Season getting underway, it was good timing.
From weather forecast apps to emergency first aid titles, these Windows Phone apps can be a solid resource to help you weather the storms.And it doesn't have to be a weather related emergency. If could be a car accident, camping mishap, or your run of the mill household catastrophe.
We've posted emergency app collections in the past and they can really come in handy when the bottom falls out. Today we're only scratching the surface of all the emergency oriented apps available in the Windows Phone Store. We tapped two apps to help you track the storms, one to help keep emergency information close at hand, and one that will help you help others.