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Discussion in 'Football, Baseball, and Hockey' started by Darth Tater, Jul 25, 2010.
Skins could be deep at QB with 2 rooks. However that Saint D is weak.
For a minute there I thought I was watching Michigan State again. But the Eagles showed heart and toughness and a hard-fought physical game. There were almost Donneybrook's brewing throughout the game. The Eagles lost to offense of lineman and the replacements were great. It's a good thing they didn't lose anymore because they would have had to throw in a tight end or something since they were out of offense of lineman. 24-23 Eagles win over an extremely good ravens team. But nine turnovers into games is terrible. The Eagles need to fix that. 2-0. Next up the Cardinals and ex-Eagle Kevin Kolb. The guy who had been slated to be the Eagles starting quarterback until he suffered a concussion in the first game a couple of years. Go EAGLES!! AND Best of luck to the Lions tonight! The Eagles beat a coach Harbaugh today. Now it is the lion's turn.
2-0 that house of cards will fold.
That Eagles thin offensive line against a very good Cardinals Defense. Eagles need to hurry up Kolb. Eagles have a poor history against Cardinals. It's going to be difficult, I think.
Kolb will blow it. He should let the ball come to him as Vick is sure to turnover. The Cards went to NE and won ??!!!
Nothing positive to say about this game with the Cardinals. Michael Vick is sucking. Foles looked really good in the preseason. I think if Vick sucks the next game he will be benched in favor of Foles. When asked if he was considering a quarterback change Reid said not at this point but they will evaluate things as they go. That is no ringing endorsement of Vick Reid knows that his job is on the line this year. He doesn't have time to mess around. I hope if Vick does not perform that they make the move. Soon. I want what is best for the Eagles. I have Vick on my fantasy team but wiggles warned me to also get his backup Foles. So I did. Yesterday was a very dead day in different ways for the Detroit Lions and the Philadelphia Eagles. I was unhappy with both results Although at least the Lions got themselves back in the game. I am not confident in Andy Reid, Marty Morrningwheg (offensive coach), and juan Castillo (Defense of coach who really should be an offensive coach Still. They all probably need to go at the end of the year if the Eagles Don't go far in the playoffs. They do have a couple of really good coaches who I hope they retain though. I really wish one of the Harbaugh brothers were coaching this team. No matter what The Eagles flag will still fly in front of my house on game days. I will still wear my Philadelphia Eagles chip jersey On game days and other Times. If Nick Foles becomes quarterback I may even change to the Nike jersey And retire my Donovan McNabb Jersey to the Hall of Fame. I think that the next game which happens to be against the New York Giants Is going to be huge. It is always a huge game anyhow. But this should tell a lot about where the team is headed. I don't like the way things went last year. The Eagles could easily be 0-3 this season. Maybe we already know. No matter what, win or lose, I am going to be sure to enjoy and appreciate season.
Things scared me a lot were that they were doing the same mistake in this three games. A comfort off season, uhm.
A great win because it's great to win. You knew that first one was wide. My wife and kid and two of his friends were watching the game. One friend said he was rooting for the Giants because they were his second favorite team (jets fan). The other kid was rooting for the Eagles because he said they were his second favorite (ravens fan). The Three teams kept running outside to play football is kids sometimes do. I think to relieve tension and to emulate the players. I'm not sure which order that comes in. Go figure. They missed a lot of good stuff. So there were four eagles fans to one Giants fan When the room was full. I don't think anyone was talking much trash during the game. The Eagles could not score a touchdown with first down and goal at the one. They need to fix that kind of stuff. Quick. They need to score more points but they did well overall. The win is the bottom line I guess. So they put themselves in a position where Eli Manning-who Is tremendous in those final drives In the fourth quarter when his team is behind- Gets a chance to burn them. The Eagles were up 19-17. The Giants move up the field after to pass interference calls in a row against the Eagles. One of them was crap. But they give the Eagles an Offensive pass interference call after that one. It could have been legitimate Or a make up call. But it looked like the guy was pulling on the Asomoughas Facemask. This makes it a 54 yard field goal attempt rather than 44 Yards. Tynes Has been perfect in four games this year But 54 yards was a long one for him. The Giants coach Chooses not to run another play With only 16 seconds left on the clock. My wife had gone upstairs before the fourth quarter began. Again...go figure. But four of us were watching the field-goal attempt. It was obvious the Field-goal attempt was wide to the left. So Three of us sitting there or going crazy slapping hands and yelling. Then just a few seconds later we found out that Andy Reid try to freeze the kicker and called a timeout Just before the play began. Actually he may have called late but the flag was thrown So For all intents and purposes it was on time. There is a lot of debate about people trying to freeze The kicker. Anyhow, we were shocked. It got quiet fast. We thought The Eagles have one. So Tynes Goes to kick it again. The kick is dead on center. For a few seconds We thought The Eagles had lost. But then we learned the kick was short. So our team had won. Three people of the four were very very happy. What a strange feeling thinking your team won the game. What a strange feeling it is being sure your team won the game and then being certain that they had lost the game. One more yard or two and the kick would have been in. The Eagles have won their three games by a total of four points. Eagles fans are very happy today but most of us realize That The Eagles still have a very long way to go. But what a nice feeling! 3-1. They need to wait improve their special-teams. The Giants We're getting big Yards on punt returns and kick returns. The Eagles were getting nothing on their own returns. They were not opening up holes for the returners. But no turnovers today!! A huge statistic. The running game looked great in the second half. The Eagles are finally utilizing the tight end but I think they need to still do it more. I do not have any more faith in the coaches this week than I had last week. This weekend was almost a sports disaster for me but what a great ending. Each weekend I have a Triple Crown. Eagles win=3 points Spartans win= 2 points Fantasy Team = 1 point So it wasn't a bad sports weekend at all with 3 of 6 possible points. Week one 2/2 (NFL season hasn't started yet) Week two 6/6 Week three 4/6 Week four 3/6 Week five 3/6 Not a bad football week in the bunch. I have a couple of teams I love to see lose ( like Dallas and Boise State) And that is just icing on the cake. The Eagles usually start the year out pretty poorly and finish strong. Who knows what this means? Next week is a real tough one in Pittsburgh. After that. Guess who????......The LIONS visit Philadelphia.
Gmen have a problem in their division. Should be ok outside. Dallas must not have a Pass rush or they would've killed Cut. * I wish I could talk smack about Lions v Eagles but that would be insane.
The Eagles will have their hands full. They play Pittsburg who is coming off a bye this week and theLions coming off a refreshing bye the following week so we shall see. The Eagles Have short weeks Both times before playing Dallas because they play Monday night the previous weeks It should be interesting.
Eagles go on the road to play the Pittsburgh Steelers. They need to get off to A good start. They can't afford to play "ketchup" at Heinz field. This will very likely result in a loss, unfortunately. Road game. Steelers healthy after a bye. Eagles usually play poorly there and Pittsburgh very rarely loses there anyhow. The game will be very physical. Pittsburgh at 1-2 VERY hungry with a 1-2 record. I really don't think the Eagles are good enough to overcome all of these factors. Ben Rapistberger leads his team to victory. The dog killer convicted criminal who did his time loses to the got away twice with sexual assaults criminal. Steelers 28 Eagles 17
Nemo will be proud.
They'll be in more of a 'pickle'...........actually.
I wonder if Drath will mustard up the courage to talk about his beloved team.
I still love the Eagles, of course, but I am tired of all of Michael Vicks Turnovers. They easily could have won that game. The problem is that the Eagles would need to Put in Rookie Foles. I think if vick screws up against the Lions he will be benched. The Eagles have a bye after that. But a rookie quarterback is going to really struggle with an offensive line that is as bad as it is.
At least your D is no nonsence. Trade Tron to me before you ruin both your seasons.
So far "Tron" 56 has been a waste of a first round pick. Desan is almost better than him At 67. I knew Not to draft a wide receiver in a first round for the first time in my life But McCoy went one pick earlier. Tron Is on the first place team but The other guys are carrying him. 4--1 is a nice start. I only lost came against you and you scored Around 30 points higher than your next highest Game And almost triple your total from the prior week. Last Year I started With opposite numbers and barely made the playoffs. But it turned out well. Next week I play debt team. A very tough opponent Who may be the highest scoring player out there. That could Knock me Right off my high horse. I'm just messing around Talking junk anyhow. I know how random this stuff is.
Dept tore me a new one this week. I have 3 teams at NFL.com and they're winning with 70 pts.
Yeah, the way this league is set up It has higher point totals. People are losing with over 130 So It wouldn't surprise me to see somebody Top 200. That would be fun to watch unless it was against me! :-)
The Eagles fired Their Defensive Cordinator last week. He needed to be fired. It was way over his head. But he was a scapegoat in the sense that Other coaches should have been fired too. They cannot score. That points back to the office of Cordinator Marty morningwheg and Andy Reid. The Eagles lost to the Lions Who cannot beat anybody lately. Both teams will need to Fight just to make the playoffs now. Just one more game they handed away. Some people thought that the Eagles and Lions would meet in the Conference Championship game. It isn't looking like it right now Andy Reid is 13 and zero after the bye week. We will see what they do against the Falcons at home. I do not see how the offense will improve by firing the defensive Cordinator. Watching the Eagles is like watching Michigan State. But I am hoping it will get better. It Is difficult to get excited when you just keep hearing and seeing the same crap. Eagles fans are getting fed up with Michael Vick. His turnover rate is astronomical. So what if he led them on a couple of game-winning drives? He is the guy who put them in that position in the first place.
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I painted my Sintra armor today and I think it looks ok but I think one place that I went wrong is the dents and chipped paint areas are too big. Most of the damage areas are there but they are too BIG. What else can I do to make my next try better? How's the color look?
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Helium shortage heads up, and "cheap ways to get gas cylinders".
Per oldred's suggestion I'm posting a new thread instead of appending it to the acetylene shortage thread. "Local welding supplier" is traditionally abbreviated "LWS" so I use that here.
There is a helium shortage and it's expected to last at least a couple of years.
If you use helium for aluminum welding, don't waste it. Many users such as gift shops cannot get the stuff at all. I've bought helium cylinders, sold the contents to gift shops, then gotten the returned cylinders converted to argon and mixed gas.
Used helium cylinders, sometimes with contents, often go cheap on Craigslist, and since they have a CGA-580 valve can be converted or exchanged for mixed gas and argon. I've done three so far and keep an eye out since I'd rather spend at or less than a one year lease for a cylinder I can own. Once you own them, fills are cheap.
Used nitrogen cylinders also have a CGA-580 valve. I've scored a few of those and have been having them converted for mixed gas and argon too.
Also, keep an eye out for "blank neck ring" "owner size" cylinders and "orphan" brands your LWS will either exchange or convert and refill. They won't normally fill competitors cylinders because of industry lawsuits in recent years. If you are considering a used cylinder, photograph the NECK RING and any LABELS and stamped markings.
Hydro tests are cheap, but expired hydro dates (Google for pics of cylinder marking etc) can drive down the price when you are buying.
Cylinder lease payments add up, and once you accumulate a bunch of cylinders for cheap you can have your personal cylinders refilled (takes longer to process/ship than exchange) if you want to retain them to preserve "choice of LWS" in future. I also have owner-sized "branded" cylinders. Whatever I can exchange or refill cheap is fine with me.
With a little internet research and some patience you can end up with many cylinders, be they oxygen, acetylene, welding gases, or whatever. This can save the small welder or hobbyist big money over time, and cylinders are always resellable so there's nothing not to like. I have seven argon or mixed gas cylinders so far and five sets of OA cylinders for very little investment.
I'm not really a high-volume user, I'm just cheap and lazy and like having cylinders where I'll want them. I didn't know how easy it was to do this until I ran a welding toolroom and learned how to order gases and studied how welding suppliers work on the internet.
I'm posting this because it can help others afford welding gases they'd not otherwise buy by saving on cylinder purchases and leases.
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Interprofessional Education
Have you ever noticed how care is provided in a doctor's office or in the hospital. It isn't just a single individual helping, but a whole team of knowledgeable and compassionate health care professionals working together to ensure the patient receives excellent care. Like any team, acquiring these skills of collaboration require years of experience beginning at the start of professional training. Physicians, nurses, physician assistants, pharmacists, dentists among others all working side-by-side sharing information in a clear and empathic manner, performing procedures and helping guide care in the direction desired by the patient. Much must be learned and part of this knowledge relates to the ethics of how care is delivered. The Center for Ethics in Health Care is committed to model interprofessional education, teaching trainees of all health professions the needed skills to work effectively within a team. The Teaching Interprofessional Ethics (TIE) Team with representatives from the schools of medicine, nursing, dentistry and programs of pharmacy and physician assistants, has created a dynamic curriculum in health care ethics, across the professions at all levels of training. The following educational series help the Center meet these goals:
- Madeline Brill Nelson Speaker Series: Bringing national health care ethics leaders to OHSU to help train students and practicing professionals.
- Labby Senior Clinicians' Seminar: A gathering of emeritus and retired professionals who test new curriculum ideas through structured case-based learning exercises.
- Bioethics Study Group: A monthly meeting of health care professionals exploring timely ethical issues challenging the art and science of patient care.
- Kinsman Conference: An annual convention of health care ethics leaders across Oregon, sharing ideas and learning from each other.
- Developing Master Educators in Compassionate Communication: This pilot project will expand collaboration at OHSU to enhance the skills of a selected group of gifted faculty educators to not only model compassionate communication in their daily practice but ot more effectively educate health professionals at OHSU and across Oregon.


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'"There are some details still to be worked out, but a deal could close in the next seven to 10 days."'
Archives for February 2003
Golisano in 2nd bid for Sabres
Sabres see the light, still lose to Caps
'The loss kept the Sabres in last place in the NHL with an 18-31-8-5 record. They could have climbed out of the cellar and past the Atlanta Thrashers with at least a tie.'
Trade catches Sabres off-guard
'"I'm even more confused now than I was a couple days ago," leading scorer Miroslav Satan said.'
Golisano completing his bid for Sabres
'A top government source in Albany, meanwhile, said that the National Hockey League is negotiating only with Golisano and that no other prospective buyers have emerged. The official, speaking on condition of anonymity, said the state is not involved in the negotiations because Golisano is not seeking any state money to help close the deal. The source added that Golisano's deal for the team is getting close.'
Fine time to add a pain in the…
'Last season, Varada served no fewer than three suspensions: one game for checking from behind; three games for careless use of the stick (Varada butt-ended Eric Lindros to the head); and a one game for kneeing Montreal Canadiens goaltender José Theodore, causing a concussion.'
Capitals Stumble, Don't Fall
'Jagr, who has 35 goals in 54 games against Buffalo, glided to the side of the crease until he was nearly flush with the near post, then flicked the puck back across to the far side, nestling it inside the opposite post for his 34th goal of the season, tied for fourth best in the NHL and three more than he produced all of last season.'
Miller Recovers in Time to Lend a Hand
'A sure sign that the trade deadline is approaching: For the third straight game scouts from at least five teams were in attendance at MCI Center.'
Capitals survive defensive collapse
'The Caps turned a dominating, one-sided performance into a tight game with sloppy, lackluster play that might have forced the game into overtime had not Kolzig played as well as he did.'
Caps Report
'Miller, signed as a free agent during the offseason for $550,000, is having a career season. He has 48 points, six more than in any other NHL season. He has been getting most of his assists feeding Jaromir Jagr but also has 13 goals. Four of them were game-winners, the second-highest total on the team.'
Caps hold it together against Sabres, 3-2
'But Buffalo, which clutched, grabbed, hooked and did any number of other tricks designed to disrupt Washington, kept pounding away and, at 2:57 of the third, Curtis Brown scored off a rebound in the crease to give his team hope and, with 5:10 left, Dmitri Kalinin scored on the power play while the Caps looked on in disarray.'
Varada brings a nasty edge
Varada was so excited about coming to Ottawa, he did not get very much sleep Tuesday night. I would be lying if I did not say I was looking forward to the new challenge, he said. I know Ottawa has the best team in the league, and I want to contribute to their success … I am going to get a chance to play in the playoffs and advance as far as we can.
Senators get serious
Jakub Klepis, whom the Senators sent to the Buffalo Sabres for Varada, is an extremely highly regarded prospect. He played junior hockey in Canada and is now playing in the Czech Republic as a teenager against adults. He is a genuine player.
Capitals 3, Sabres 2
We were not in the game at the beginning and it took us a while to get going, Buffalo coach Lindy Ruff said. We pinched down both walls and played reckless hockey, which ended up creating a lot of chances and gave them a lot of problems in the third period.
Washington 3, Buffalo 2
Peter Bondra added to the lead in the middle period for the Capitals, who nearly squandered the advantage in the final 20 minutes. Buffalo peppered Olaf Kolzig with 19 shots in the third period, scoring twice.
Whole bucket of pucks
'But consider this: The acquisition of Klepis means the Sabres now have the rights to three of the first 20 players selected in the first round of the 2002 NHL Entry Draft. Not since the 1982 and 1983 seasons, when Scotty Bowman was the combo coach/GM, have the Sabres had those kinds of numbers. Two of those first rounders, Dave Andreychuk and Phil Housely, are still playing, and Tom Barrasso only recently retired.'


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Cancer survivor Fitts '09 shares stories of strength and survival
Release Date: 10/16/2012
Melanie Fitts, a 2009 alumna from Farmington, Ark., was diagnosed with stage four breast cancer in early 2011 at the young age of 24. With her trademark determination and quick sense of humor, Fitts is now cancer free and returned to campus this week to share her story as part of the National Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
Melanie Fitts, a 2009 Ozarks graduate, returned to campus this week to share her battle with breast cancer with the campus community as part of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
Fitts' fight to survive breast cancer may have scarred her body, but her quick wit and easy sense of humor remain unscathed. Her presentation to Ozarks students, faculty and staff combined poignant moments of honesty, laced with dry humor as Fitts described her struggle to survive and her determination to remain true to herself.
"It was January 2011. Just before my 25th birthday," Fitts began. "I had noticed a lump in my left breast, but at my age, I wasn't really worried about breast cancer. I just happened to be at home in Farmington, so I went to see my doctor."
"At first, the doctors were sure it was nothing. 'You're too young,' they said. But after several ultrasounds and a biopsy, the diagnosis was bad," Fitts explained. "Telling my family was the difficult part of the initial news. We're super close, and I knew it would be hard for everyone. I mean, it's cancer. You just have to say that word, and everyone freaks out."
Fitts' doctors didn't waste any time getting her into treatment. A stage four cancer diagnosis means the cancer is aggressive and has spread to other body parts. Fitts had to begin chemotherapy immediately.
"They told me I needed to start chemotherapy the next Monday morning. My cancer was so advanced they couldn't even attempt surgery before shrinking the tumor. I thought, 'Awesome…chemo,'" she quipped.
"I ended up doing eight rounds of chemo," she said. "Normally, you do it once a month. I got to do it every other week. I had to do four different types of chemo. The worst was Adriamycin. They call it The Red Devil. It's a red-orange color, and you have to chew on ice while you're taking it because it leaves sores in your mouth. You can feel the chemicals coming out through your mouth."
"But, even with chemo, I didn't stop living. I would go to chemo on Friday, spend the weekend with my parents, then go back to Oklahoma City, where I live, to work on Monday. Talk about tired. I was exhausted. I would go home after work and sleep. It was terrible, but hey, you gotta do what you gotta do," she shrugged.
Fitts' would need every ounce of her natural strength and strong family support system to push her through eight separate surgeries and eight weeks of daily radiation treatments over the next year and half.
"So, here we are. Eight rounds of chemo, eight surgeries, and eight weeks of radiation later. My cancer was stage four. Stage five is the highest. Stage five basically means you're dying. But, here I am…stage four and I didn't die," Fitts grinned.
She laughed and explained, "It's kind of funny. Whenever I talk to people about my cancer, and I tell them it was stage four, their reaction is always 'Oh my gosh, I'm glad you're alive!' I'm always like, 'Thanks. Me too!' "
"But, the thing is," Fitts said soberly, "I didn't ever think I could die. That never even entered my mind. I always knew I was going to beat this. I was not going to let this control me. I told myself I was going to keep doing everything I wanted to do. I think I did a pretty good job of it too."
"Like when I lost my hair. It would come out in chunks, and it was really disgusting. So, I decided I was taking it under my control, and I shaved my head," she said.
Fitts may have been determined to retain as much of her normal life as possible, but she willingly admits that struggling to survive such a dire diagnosis has changed her outlook on life.
"This has changed me a lot," Fitts said. "I don't worry about the little things anymore. I realize that stuff is so small compared to what I've already gone through. Fighting for your life is massive compared to little things that go wrong every day."
"I will never again complain about a bad hair day. A bad hair day is better than a no hair day," she smiled.
Since it is so unusual for someone so young to be diagnosed with breast cancer, Fitts feels like it is important to share her story of dealing with and beating a cancer diagnosis.
"I'm happy to talk to people about my story. I want to make sure people know that others have been through it too. My plastic surgeon will refer patients to me who are really struggling with breast cancer, especially if they're young. I'm always happy to help talk them through it," Fitts said.
Fitts had her final surgery last Friday and is anxious to begin life without routine cancer treatment. She plans to enroll in dental school and eventually work as an orthodontist. She currently lives in Oklahoma City.


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No. 11 Missouri Takes Series over No. 19 Softball
April 28, 2013
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LEXINGTON, Ky. – The No. 11 University of Missouri softball team posted six runs in the second inning and got an impressive pitching performance from senior All-American Chelsea Thomas, who threw six scoreless innings, lifting the Tigers to a 7-0 series-clinching win over No. 19 Kentucky on Sunday at John Cropp Stadium in Lexington, Ky.
Kentucky (36-16, 11-10 Southeastern Conference) will take midweek action off because of finals before it travels to face highly ranked Alabama this weekend to conclude the regular season schedule. The three-game set is scheduled to start Friday at 7:30 p.m. ET before a 3 p.m. ET start on Saturday and 2:30 p.m. ET start on Sunday.
Sunday's game was Senior Day at John Cropp Stadium as head coach Rachel Lawson and the UK softball program honored seniors Alice O'Brien and Kara Dill for four great seasons with Kentucky. Combined, the two players have played in 387 career games with 328 starts. Lawson and Co. also honored second-year graduate assistant athletic trainer Tiffany Snyder for her hard work with the program.
Junior pitcher Lauren Cumbess started in the circle for UK on Sunday after throwing five scoreless innings against the Tigers on Friday night. The native of Normal, Ill., threw 1.2 innings on Sunday, allowing six earned runs on three hits with three strikeouts and five walks. Cumbess picked up the loss, moving to 10-6 on the year with a 3.70 ERA, striking out 81 in 106 innings pitched. Cumbess was impressive Friday night against MU, allowing no runs on four hits with one strikeout in a no-decision.
Freshman Kelsey Nunley, who pitched in all three games against the Tigers, came on to record the final out of the second inning Sunday and threw the final 5.1 innings of the game, allowing a run on six hits with six strikeouts. Nunley did not get a decision in the game, staying at 22-7 overall with a 2.02 ERA. The rookie hurler has thrown 208.1 innings this season with 159 strikeouts – which rank sixth best in a single season in school history. For the week, Nunley went 2-1 with her wins coming against highly ranked Missouri and No. 7 Louisville. The native of Soddy Daisy, Tenn., had a 1.50 ERA over the week, throwing 23.1 innings with 16 strikeouts and only five earned runs allowed.
The Wildcats could not find their groove offensively Sunday, recording three hits against Thomas, who is a two-time first-team All-America honoree. Cumbess paced UK offensively with her team-leading 22nd multi-hit game, going 2-for-3 with two singles. Freshman outfield Sylver Samuel recorded a hit for UK, going 1-for-3.
Kentucky's win on Saturday against Missouri was its seventh over a ranked foe this season and 38th all-time under Lawson. The Wildcats started the year with a win over then-No. 3 Cal while it also has wins over then-No. 3 Florida, No. 7 Louisville, then-No. 16 Washington, then-No. 20 Stanford and then-No. 25 North Carolina.
Cumbess is second on the team in hitting at .353 (60-for-170) with a team-best 11 home runs, adding 12 doubles and 38 RBI. Sophomore catcher Griffin Joiner is third on the team in hitting with 12 doubles and 38 RBI, while O'Brien and freshmen Nikki Sagermann and Samuel, are hitting over .300 with O'Brien adding nine doubles, six homers and 29 RBI and Sagermann totaling two doubles and five home runs. Samuel leads the team in stolen bases with 18.
Thomas threw six innings for Missouri (29-9, 13-7 SEC), allowing no runs on three hits with six strikeouts to pick up her second win of the series. Freshman Lindsey Muller threw the final inning with one strikeout. Thomas is now 19-4 on the year. Offensively, the Tigers got multi-hit games from Jenna Marston, Angela Randazzo and Corrin Genovese with Marston posting three RBI.
The Tigers did most of their damage offensively in the second inning, posting six runs on three hits behind two UK errors and five walks. The inning started with back-to-back walks to Randazzo and Kelsea Roth before a sacrifice bunt put runners at second and third with one out. Genovese then singled up the middle to score a run and later stole second with the throw going into centerfield to allow another run to score. After a lineout to centerfield, Cumbess walked the bases loaded before Marston cleared the bases with a double to leftfield to give MU a 5-0 lead. A two-out walk then brought up Randazzo for the second time in the inning with the infielder singling to left to score a run and make it 6-0 Tigers.
MU got its final run in the sixth inning behind a two-out rally. Randazzo got the rally started again with a single to centerfield, moving to second when Roth was walked. That brought up Mackenzie Sykes, who doubled to centerfield to score a run and make it 7-0 Tigers.
Missouri leads the all-time series between the two schools 5-3. This series marked the first ever meeting between the two teams in SEC action. Kentucky, which started its program in 1997, played its second and third games in school history against the Tigers in Oxford, Miss., with Missouri winning both games. The two teams met again in 1999 in Chattanooga, Tenn., with the Tigers claiming a victory. UK and MU last met in 2003 at a tournament in Palo Alto, Calif., with UK winning both meetings. This weekend's games marked the first non-neutral site games in the series.
Kentucky will play host to the SEC Tournament this season for the first time in school history. The event, which is considered one of the most prestigious softball tournaments in the nation, will be May 8-11 in Lexington. The championship game will be featured on ESPN2, while all other games will be shown on ESPNU. Ticket information is available at www.UKathletics.com/secsoftball.
For the latest on UK softball, follow "@UKSoftball" on Twitter or like Kentucky Softball on Facebook.


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I was just wondering if I should be doing any drills as far as retrieving is concerned. Should I intro doubles to her or anything along that lines or is that to much.I am following a book by tom dokken and I noticed it says nothing about this till the end and is classified as advanced training. I have followed it to a T so far and everything is going great so far. And suggestions would be great
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I work in energy sector and my job requires me to work for two weeks straight and then I am off for two weeks. My English skills are generally better than my colleagues and I've been thinking of teaching them English out of working hours.
Some things are pretty clear in advance:
1) During my working shift, I can hold at most 7-12 sessions for my provisional students and only for those who have the same shift as me.
2) Traditional methods of teaching English will not quite work for these people for a variety of reasons: They're adults and they're busy people. They don't have enough time to study heavily when they get back home and not studying for two weeks seriously limits their ability to develop their language skills.
3) For starters, I was thinking of teaching to only one or two students so I can test and optimize my methods and get experience in teaching English.
I am trying to devise a plan which suits the needs of working adults in today's energy sector (or business or general communication). I want them to improve no matter what their current level is and -if possible- I want them to "learn" something in just two weeks, so if they decide not to continue, at least their English gets just a little bit better.
Any idea/suggestion to help me put together a good plan or obtain suitable teaching material is highly appreciated.
Thank you all and thanks for this great forum.


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Saiga .410s aren't $149 any more, and you'd have to find one, pay the FFL fees at both ends, plus shipping, and then you'd still have to buy all the parts and do all the work to convert it to AK configuration.
Building a parts kit into a pistol is legal. Same should apply to building a kit into a shotgun.
Kits are back down to $119 right at the moment.
Doing some preliminary doodling, it looks like it should be possible to build a standard-length AK in .410, bypassing the whole "buy and Saiga and convert it" thing.
A .410 conversion should be roughly similar to a .308 conversion. A .410 shell will fit in a .308 magazine. Do the usual mods to fit a .308 mag.
Unlike a regular cartridge, a shotshell is longer after it's fired. This should not be a problem.
The Saiga 12 and 20 gauge rifles use a two-piece bolt head, but the .410 is one-piece. I figured the two-piece bolts were for ease of manufacture or to make extraction easier, but Saiga figured the .410 didn't need it.
The .410 rim diameter is .524", a 54R is .567", so there's room to open up a standard AK bolt to .410 size.
Numrich has 3" chambered .410 barrels for $50-ish. As a wild guess, I'd expect they'd be thinner than AK barrels and would require bushings at the tenon and to mount the RSB, GB, and FSB.
Lore has it that Saiga went to the new gas block with the oversize floating piston to get sufficient zip to cycle the action with low-pressure shotgun shells. Given the AK's flexibility in handling lower pressure metallic cartridges, I'd give the stock configuration a try before getting fancy. Then I'd open up the gas port a bit, space the gas piston to put it deeper into the gas block, and maybe ream out the gas block as far as practical and sleeve the piston. If none of those worked, a homemade gas block with a Saiga-sized piston ought to work. The floating tappet shouldn't be necessary.
If you started with a Yugo gas block, you could make it adjustable by modifying the gas shutoff.
Looking at pictures (I've never had the opportunity to handle a Saiga in the metal) it looks like the front trunnion is designed with some kind of guide ribs to help the shotshell go into the breech straight. The bolt also has fingers going forward, supposedly for that purpose. A shotshell's flat front means it has little room for deviation from the barrel centerline, whereas a pointy rifle bullet just has to hit the hole somewhere.
Again, I'd try it and see how things worked before over-planning things. Put a mark on the top of a shell with a felt tip, use that as a clock to see where the end of the shell hits the breech face. I can think of half a dozen ways to add guides or fillers to direct the cartridge if needed.


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Interesting video. Thanks. I doubt if that "as much as $150.00 per hive" is as much as it sounds like. When you think of the expense of building them up so early, then trucking to California, and that almond honey is bitter (?) it really doesn't sound all that great to me. Like everything else - if it was a get rich quick scheme everyone would do it, and then it wouldn't be.
it ended up costing him $47 dollars a hive to send and be taken care of by the broker to the almonds last year, see he just loads them here and doesn't see them again until they get shipped back to him, he said his hives come back big and healthy.here a article on Bee-conomics and the Leap in Pollination Feeshttp://aic.ucdavis.edu/research/bee-conomics-1.pdf
It seems like it would sweeten the deal for the bee keepers if the ground cover in the almond groves was clover or something so that they could get a honey crop before moving the bees out.
Quote from: David LaFerney on December 16, 2009, 09:51:28 AMIt seems like it would sweeten the deal for the bee keepers if the ground cover in the almond groves was clover or something so that they could get a honey crop before moving the bees out. Would be nice, but then all the bees would be on the ground, not in the trees where they are needed! :roll: I'm not sure, but that early I don't think that there's a whole lot else blooming, not to mention that they have more bees in there than they do nectar available so that the pollination is that much more intense.
I'm sure smarter people than me have thought about this. Trucking bees back and forth from Georgia every year just doesn't sound like a very sustainable system to me though. Interesting how bees used in California that don't produce a honey crop lower the value of honey all over the country.
I had in mind something that would bloom after the almond trees, maybe not clover - that way the almond honey could be taken off and kept separate.
The nectar from almonds comes so early in the year the bees will use it all up raising brood. It's the early spring buildup we desire that comes from almonds. After almonds, then do the splits and queen rearing for the early spring queens/packages/nucs for sale. The good table honey comes from other crops after almonds.
I saw a couple of mentions that almond honey is undesireble. Can you really tell the difference. :mrgreen:
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GREEN BAY, Wis. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) - The Green Bay volleyball team (9-7, 1-2) wraps up its four-match road stretch this weekend with a pair of Horizon League contests in Chicago. The Phoenix first takes on UIC (9-10, 2-2) on Friday at 7 p.m. at the Flames Athletic Center before heading across town to face Loyola (11-6, 3-1) on Saturday at 4 p.m. at Gentile Arena.
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UIC is coming off a 3-0 home win over Eastern Illinois on Wednesday night, a match that saw senior Janise Dismuke record 13 kills and commit zero errors for an impressive .812 hitting percentage. It marked the highest percentage by a Horizon League player in a match this season (minimum 12 kills), topping her own mark of .762 that she set on Sept. 22 against Wright State. Dismuke enters Friday's match ranked fourth in the conference in hitting percentage (.312) and third in blocks per set (1.03).
The Flames own a 32-16 advantage in the all-time series with the Phoenix. UIC took both meetings between the two teams last year, including a 3-0 win on Oct. 21, 2011 in Chicago. Green Bay's last victory against the Flames came on Nov. 12, 2010, a 3-2 win at the Kress Center.
Loyola swept its Horizon League road matches last weekend, defeating Cleveland State 3-0 on Friday before knocking off Youngstown State 3-1 on Saturday. The Ramblers are led by senior Anna Eytchison - the reigning Horizon League Player of the Week - who ranks second in the conference with 4.54 kills per set.
Despite owning a 41-12 advantage in the all-time series, Loyola has been controlled by Green Bay over the past few seasons. The Phoenix has won each of the last five meetings with the Ramblers, including the last two in the Windy City.
Green Bay is coming off a week in which it went 1-1 in a pair of five-set road matches at DePaul and Milwaukee. The Phoenix found itself down 0-2 in both contests, but battled back to force fifth sets, completing the comeback against the Blue Demons on Wednesday before falling short against the Panthers on Friday. The Phoenix has gone to five sets seven times in 2012, boasting a 5-2 record.
Senior Carmen Leitermann (Schofield, Wis.) fueled the comeback at DePaul, registering a team-high 15 kills with a .350 hitting percentage, while also recording seven blocks and seven digs. Fellow senior Brittany Groth (Oak Creek, Wis.) had 38 digs, the most by any Horizon League player in a match this season.
Junior Monica Anderson (Cottage Grove, Wis.) posted 20 kills against Milwaukee, hitting .471. After the 0-2 start, Green Bay out-hit the Panthers .448 to .097 in the third set to regain momentum with a 25-14 win, and the Phoenix took set four 25-19 to send the match to the deciding fifth set. The Panthers jumped out to a quick 5-0 lead in the fifth, however, and went on to earn a 15-7 win and deny the Phoenix its second straight comeback.
Green Bay is 7-3 in its last 10 contests and won six of seven matches from Sept. 8-26 ... The Phoenix enters the week ranked seventh in the NCAA in digs per set with 18.28. Individually, Groth ranks fifth among NCAA Division I players and first in the Horizon League with 5.98 digs per set ... Groth's 38 digs at DePaul on Wednesday were the most by any Horizon League player in a match this season. She now owns the conference's top five-set (38) and three-set (29) dig totals ... Groth has 1,554 digs in her career, a figure that ranks second on Green Bay's all-time list. The senior needs 236 more digs to surpass Megan Elfering (1,789 from 2005-08) as the school's career leader ... Leitermann heads into Friday's match ranked in the league's top-10 in both hitting percentage and kills per set. The senior is second in hitting percentage with .327 and ninth in kills with 2.84 per set ... Leitermann has 92 solo blocks for her career and needs just five more to tie former Phoenix standout Marie Kaland (97 from 1992-95) atop the all-time list ... Green Bay is second in the Horizon League in blocks per set, averaging 2.11. Leading the way is junior Katie Mroczenski, who is second individually with 1.12 blocks per set ... Leah Poel ranks fourth in the league in assists, averaging 10.10 per set. Her 59 assists at Davidson on Sept. 15 are tied for the most by any Horizon League player in a match this year.
Green Bay head coach Debbie Kirch joined host Ryan Hartwig in studio for this week's episode of Match Point. The two recapped the pair of five-set contests at DePaul and Milwaukee, and also previewed the upcoming trip to Chicago. To watch this week's show, click here.
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The Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs will host a Director's Lunch with Angela Stent, Professor of Government and Foreign Service, Georgetown University, in the Belfer Center Library (L369).
Angela Stent is the Director of the Center for Eurasian, Russian and Eastern European Studies and Professor of Government and Foreign Service at Georgetown University. She is also a Senior Fellow (non-resident) at the Brookings Institution and co-chairs its Hewett Forum on Post-Soviet Affairs. From 2004 to 2006 she served as National Intelligence Officer for Russia and Eurasia at the National Intelligence Council. From 1999 to 2001, she served in the Office of Policy Planning at the U.S. Department of State.
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love this shirt-- MAKE IT! Everyone's going to get it for mothers day for their mother
stargrey wrote:hope.....it......loses......again........
I have no personal squabble with either gentry or cho, but I'm so sick of seeing the same designs getting resubmitted all the time. It's almost as if every time w00t comes up with some buttery croissant-ass theme, all the "good" designers resubmit something that lost because they know it'll be the best of the rest. Pretty weak. You two have great design skills, but now it's beginning to look like you have very little originality. Too bad I can't draw, because even *I* have had original ideas with each Derby.
Please consider my other entry then. Before you rip on Cho or me for doing unoriginal entries all the time, you should know that both of us do original entries every week, and a resub probably once a month if that.
ambergreen wrote:My mom died last year 5 months after her cancer returned. She was the youngest of 5 sisters. I walked in the Seattle 3-Day last year and am walking again this year. Fundraising is the hardest part!
I would buy the kitty shirt for a friend with lung cancer who Loves cats.
I'm sorry to hear of your loss, and about your friend in danger. I'm so glad to hear that you're doing something positive and I hope you get your shirt for your friend. Thanks for your support!
Alright guys I decided to take down the other submission. I went with my gut on this one. I think I was splitting the votes. Please vote vote vote! if you voted on the design without text and not this one please add your vote here. I hope that it can pick up enough speed to make it to the top. If this wins it would make a wonderful mothers day gift. I know i will be buying one for my own mom(if it gets printed)
thanks for all your awesome comments!
macntosh wrote: Best of luck and be sure to post an image of the check made out to Komen.
I'll be sure and do that. Actually, I had been planning to donate online so that I can donate in my mother's name (and save them the cost of check processing) but I can send them a check instead if people want to see one.
folkkevi wrote:a very nice submission for someone still becoming acquainted with photoshop. I made the exact same mistake with my first shirt (the boxing issue). However, mine was far more noticable. May I ask how you made the image? Tablet, filter, something else?
Pencil and paper - based on a photo. Dirtius Maximus is my husband and he has a degree in art and could teach classes in photoshop. But since he was busy with his own design (Mother Goose), I had my nephew help.
Thanks, btw. I used to draw quite a bit back in high school but haven't done much in the last 15 years.
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I did help with scanning and making the drawing print-ready in Photoshop.
tgentry wrote:Please consider my other entry then. Before you rip on Cho or me for doing unoriginal entries all the time, you should know that both of us do original entries every week, and a resub probably once a month if that.
If the artists on this site tried to obey the dictates of the self-appointed Committee of Critics that have taken up residence on this site, the artists would all be standing in line at attention each week, presenting their ideas on paper (of a certain size only, mind you!) in hopes of being approved. Of course, the Committee of Critics can't agree on anything amongst themselves, so nothing ever gets approved. No designs make it past their surly critique, and no t-shirt ever gets printed, and all the Woot shirt fans go without.
Isn't the way we do it now so much better? Freedom of expression, people. Freedom of choice. Woot's rules are sufficient for their purposes, and they have shown that they are flexible in listening to the demands of the Committee, but in the meanwhile, how about curbing the criticism for a while, and kicking back, and enjoying what the artists have to offer each week?
(Maybe Valium would help the Committee members. They seem to have their knickers in a big ol' twist most if not all of the time! )
Re: how precious
There's at least one poo joke in every derby.
Re: Bonds of motherhood
This would be much more attractive to chemistry geeks such as myself if it used DNA instead of random chemicals. When we explain our t-shirts to other geeks, there needs to be some kind of significance...
I'm pretty sure woot doesn't allow poop jokes.
thedoc00 wrote:Really...
What's the point in having a shirt "in the running" if it's a poor copy of a trademarked logo? This will get removed also.
Come up with something original... Even if it wasn't trademarked, this shirt wouldn't have a chance... The background and everything about the shirt screams "TV Show" and does not stay on the topic of the derby.
Come up with something original.
wow... sorry if you don't think it's original, but I thought it was fairly clever. It's supposed to be similar to the TV show logo, that's the whole point. It's a parody of the show. I used the well known logo, but changed it up a bit, so that people would get the reference. I'm not saying it won't get rejected again, but at least people who like mine can vote for it. I have just as much right as anyone else to put a shirt design on the site. If you don't like it, fine; I respect your opinion, but you don't have to attack me like that.
Re: The Polar Mom
Nice! like the shading
I really like the idea, but think I'd prefer some actual genetic symbols (which might be too close to a recent derby winner) or a split helix or something.
Re: llo evolution.
This one still rocks out as my absolute favorite. Thanks so much for the creativity, edgar.
Re: Mother Nature
I knew you could do it!! Gorgeous, I hope this makes it! When the 60 days are up you should totally look somewhere else to print the other one!! =)
Re: I can bring home the bacon - fry it up in a pan.
Is that a woman murdering a pig? I'm confused.
EDIT: Oh, wait. It's a frying pan, not a hammer. Okay, sorry!
ilstu99 wrote:This one still rocks out as my absolute favorite. Thanks so much for the creativity, edgar.
I agree, this and Momspit are probably my two favorite entries this week.
sozoones wrote:I like it without the words better. hope it gets lots more votes!!
Me too! Gotta bring more people to see it! I'm really glad you guys enjoy the design.
dsladek wrote:Im sorry but I just like the text I think it grounds the design and strengthens the idea. Im thinking about getting rid of the other one. any objections?
The text is what puts AttilaTheMom's name on it! And I like it better with - it adds humor to the design and defines it. I wouldn't really know what the picture was trying to say if I didn't read the words underneath. *Hmmm, tough lady dragging two costumed Sumo guys by the ear? What IS this?*
The text is necessary, IMHO.
shan24 wrote:Nope, I didn't steal an image off the internet and trace it, this is from my own picture I took just the other day and it took forever to make.
But it's been rejected anyway now because it was deemed off topic.
pwnd! Nice picture!
Re: Father Sun, Mother Earth, Baby Moon
Very creative and original. I like it.
Webfoot08 wrote:The text is what puts AttilaTheMom's name on it! And I like it better with - it adds humor to the design and defines it. I wouldn't really know what the picture was trying to say if I didn't read the words underneath. *Hmmm, tough lady dragging two costumed Sumo guys by the ear? What IS this?*
The text is necessary, IMHO.
i agree I hope this gets more votes! we are pretty behind. I dont want to witness the rage of AttilaThe Mom if this dosent win a spot to be printed.:0
Re: Her Motherly Nature
Wow! This is marvelous. The colors are fantastic and the faces complete it. Great job!
Re: Mother Goose
Very good illustration. Excellent use of light.
If this one wins it will be my wife's first woot tee. gmv
This is a perfect shirt.
My mom has five daughters. When we were all kids and still living at home, we took in a stray cat, who later had 5 kittens. As we each claimed a kitten for our own, Dad could not give any of them away for who's kitten would be the one to go? So we kept them all.. and Dad put up with his 5 girls and 5 cats.
(We also each had a parakeet, 5 birds. The only other woot shirt I have is "for the birds" which features 5 birds on a tree.)
Recently the mother cat had to be put to down when her brain tumor got too large.
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Re: OH! For ME?
llo llo llo llo! This is awesome! I love the expressions and the destroyed background. Very creative! This absolutely GMV.
Thank you for all the kind words, everyone.
I think this shirt is the epitome of the theme. Sundbe11 took a TV design, parodied it, and is giving mom's the respect they deserve. Everyone know Mothers are all hero's, they deserve their due, and this shirt tries to do it.
I'd also like to see some of your original shirt designs please.
Re: Pandamommyum!
Wow, over 100 votes! See, talent really does tell in these derbies. You go, Miss Laura!
K- my 7 year old just saw this and said, "Mom, we should get this for us since we both love flowers so much!" So, you definitely have our/my vote for this! Lovely job!
just trying out a signature
Re: Nobodys' child
Very nice! My teenagers already have a design of yours and love it http://www.uneetee.com/category/productInfo.asp?idx=115 . This one, though, would be for the grownups of the house.
Re: The Look
Is the baby supposed to be pooping?
Re: ATTILA THE MOM
I thought it made perfect sense without the text and I definitely preferred it. Not bad with, but I would be much more likely to wear it without the text. I'm voting for this one anyway because there are some really dumb ones that don't deserve to beat this.
Re: Mother Leads the way
this is by far the best duck one.
Re: Unconditional Love
this is my first comment ever on this site...but i felt compelled...
even though this doesn't have too many votes, this is absolutely the cutest thing i've ever seen and i want this shirt so badly! i'm in love.
thats nasty
Headrow wrote:I thought it made perfect sense without the text and I definitely preferred it. Not bad with, but I would be much more likely to wear it without the text. I'm voting for this one anyway because there are some really dumb ones that don't deserve to beat this.
everyone has their own opinion i guess, thankyou so much for the vote! I hope others will do the same
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