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Game 10
#7 North Carolina (6-3) vs. #10 Johns Hopkins (6-2)
Saturday, March 30, 2013
12 Noon
Kenan Stadium
Chapel Hill, N.C.
TV Coverage: ESPNU & ESPN3
Announcers: Mike Corey (Play by Play), Ryan Flanagan (Analyst)
Live Stats: GoHeels.com
Buy Tickets: Ticket Center
TAR HEELS RENEW LONG-STANDING RIVALRY WITH JOHNS HOPKINS: North Carolina's 2013 men's lacrosse team plays the second of two home games this week when the Tar Heels match up against 10th-ranked Johns Hopkins for a nationally-televised game on ESPNU Saturday at 12 noon. The game will also be simulcast on ESPN3 and WatchESPN. The match will be played at Kenan Stadium in Chapel Hill, N.C. with face-off scheduled for 12 Noon.
Mike Corey will call the play-by-play for ESPNU with former North Carolina All-America defenseman Ryan Flanagan handling the analyst duties.
Coach Joe Breschi's team carries a 6-3 overall record into this Saturday's matchup while the Blue Jays come to Chapel Hill at 6-2. In their most recent outings, Carolina defeated Brown on Wednesday night 18-12 in a nationally-televised ESPNU game on ESPNU while the Blue Jays vanquished Virginia 15-8 last Saturday at the Face-Off Classic in Baltimore, Md.
Live stats for Wednesday's game will be available on UNC's Athletic Website GoHeels.com at this link. Tickets for the game are $5 general admission. They can be purchased in advance at GoHeels.com Ticket Center.
SATURDAY'S LOGISTICS: North Carolina will be hosting a game at Kenan Stadium for the first time since 2009. All ticket sales will be run through the Gate 3 ticket center in the Northwest corner of the stadium. The ticket office and stadium gates will open at 11 a.m. All tickets are $5 general admission.
Because of the Easter holiday, all parking venues will be free of charge on Saturday. Because of the location of the ticket office, fans are encouraged to park either in the Bell Tower parking deck or on Stadium Drive. The Ramshead parking deck on the East end of the stadium will also be available for game day parking.
Seating for Saturday's game will be restricted to the North Side lower level of Kenan Stadium.
All media and VIPs are asked to park in the UNC Public Safety parking lot behind Gate 6. Entrance to the press box will be through Gate 6 on the South Side of Kenan Stadium.
SPECIAL EVENTS SATURDAY: Carolina is playing host to its annual Lacrosse Alumni Weekend with activities Friday and Saturday. At 10 a.m. Saturday, Carolina will be dedicating the team's film/meeting rooms in the Loudermilk Center in honor of 1978 team captain Randy Gilbert, who passed away a year ago. The Gilbert family will also be recognized at halftime.
The Rams Club will also be hosting an event at the game in conjunction with Rams Club Day and STX will be setting up an interactive tent inside Gate 3. The Tar Heel Sports Network is also planning a DICK'S Sporting Goods coupon giveaway. It is also a Team Day at Kenan Stadium for youth lacrosse squads. There will also be a post-game head shaving event in conjunction with several Cancer Awareness events on campus this week.
The lacrosse program will also host an in-game function in the Blue Zone for alumni and their family members.
THE LAST TIME AT KENAN STADIUM: It has been four seasons since Carolina played a game at Kenan Stadium. That was in the championship game of the 2009 ACC Tournament against Duke on April 26, 2009. Carolina's last regular-season game at Kenan Stadium was also against the Blue Devils on March 14, 2009.
UNC and Johns Hopkins have played one time at Kenan Stadium with the Tar Heels beating the Blue Jays 13-10 on March 31, 2007.
RIVALRY WITH BLUE JAYS IS LONG STANDING: Johns Hopkins represents the longest-standing non-conference rivalry on UNC's schedule. The teams have played every season in the regular year since 1982. The series was initially started by UNC Hall of Fame coach Willie Scroggs and then Hopkins head mentor Henry Ciccarone. This will mark the 32nd successive year the two teams have met in the regular year.
Carolina's second longest non-conference rivalries are against both Princeton and Dartmouth. The Tar Heels have played regular season games against the Tigers and the Big Green each of the past four seasons.
THREE WINS IN A ROW FOR THE HEELS: Last Saturday's win at Maryland 10-8 provided Carolina with its first two-game winning streak of the season. The Tar Heels had beaten Dartmouth 13-5 the previous Monday. Carolina extended its winning streak to three in a row with Wednesday's decisive 18-12 victory over #20 Brown. Carolina's last three-game winning streak came at mid-season in 2012 when the Heels posted back-to-back wins over Dartmouth, Maryland and Johns Hopkins.
Prior to the current winning streak, North Carolina's season had been a see saw affair with each victory followed by a defeat.
The Tar Heels opened the season with a win over Air Force, followed by a loss against UMass. The Heels bounced back with a win over Fairfield followed by a triple overtime loss at Notre Dame. The Heels recovered with a last-second win against Princeton but followed that up with a loss to Duke. Carolina's 13-5 win over Dartmouth on March 18 matched its largest victory margin of the season. The Tar Heels also beat Air Force by eight goals in the season opener. Carolina then followed up the win over the Big Green with a crucial victory at #1 Maryland.
LAST TIME OUT FOR THE TAR HEELS: R.G. Keenan had a stellar game at the X and UNC's attack continued its potent performance as seventh-ranked North Carolina beat 20th-ranked Brown 18-12 Wednesday night before 1,145 fans at Fetzer Field an a national TV audience on ESPNU. Joey Sankey scored four goals for the third straight game, Jimmy Bitter had a six-point night and Marcus Holman had eight points, including six assists, matching his career high in the latter category.
THE TAR HEELS VERSUS THE IVY LEAGUE IN 2013: Carolina finished the 2013 regular-season 3-0 against the Ivy League. In the month of March Carolina defeated Princeton 16-15, Dartmouth 13-5 and Brown 18-12.
30 GOALS IN A GAME FOR THE SECOND TIME THIS YEAR: The 30 goals in Wednesday's game versus Brown fell just one short of the combined total in Carolina's 16-15 win over Princeton on March 9. The 18 goals were also a season high total for the Tar Heels and the most since beating Michigan 19-5 on May 5, 2012.
THE TAR HEELS VERSUS NATIONALLY-RANKED TEAMS IN 2013: Seven of Carolina's first nine games this season have come against Top 20 teams in the Nike/Inside Lacrosse media poll. Its next three opponents (Johns Hopkins, Virginia, Hofstra) are also ranked.
KEENAN'S BIG GAME VERSUS THE BEARS: After struggling in Carolina's last loss versus Duke on March 13, junior R.G. Keenan has turned in three solid performances in a row as the Tar Heels recorded wins over Dartmouth, Maryland and Brown. Keenan was a key factor in the game for Carolina as he helped keep the ball away from the potent Bears' offense. He won 19 of 31 face-offs, had 11 ground balls and also assisted on two goals. He was one short of his career highs in both face-off victories (20 versus Princeton earlier this season) and ground balls (12 versus both Navy and UMBC in 2011) and matched his career best for assists and points in a contest.
BURKE SOLID IN THE CAGE AGAIN: Kieran Burke started for the Tar Heels for the ninth straight game against Brown and went all the way in goal, making 14 saves, just one short of his career high, while allowing 12 goals. He also had four ground balls. In the past three games, he has made 39 saves while allowing 25 goals. His improvement in that stretch has been a key part of the Heels stringing back-to-back-to-back wins together.
ATTACK LOOMS LARGE AGAINST BEARS: Carolina's starting attack unit combined for 19 points against Brown with Marcus Holman scoring two goals and passing for six assists, Jimmy Bitter scoring three goals and adding three assists and Joey Sankey scoring four goals and adding an assist. Holman's six assists equaled his career high set against Air Force in the season opener and his eight points were two short of his personal best set last year against Michigan. Bitter matched his career high of three assists in a game for the fourth time this year and he was one short of his career high for points (7 versus Hofstra last season). Sankey scored four goals for the third straight game as he has set and now twice matched his career high in a nine-day stretch. Davey Emala had a hat trick, the 11th of his career, as he matched his season high goal total after scoring thrice against Princeton on March 9. Sankey's hat trick was the eighth of his career and Bitter now has six career hat tricks.
SOPHOMORE DUO APPROACHING 50-GOAL MARK: Joey Sankey now has 46 career goals and Jimmy Bitter has recorded 45 career tallies. They shortly will become the 49th and 50th players in UNC history to score 50 or more times in their careers. Sankey goes into the Johns Hopkins game with 78 career points, tying him for 52nd place on the all-time UNC chart. Bitter now has 75 career points and is in 56th place in career scoring at Carolina.
THE UPDATED HOLMAN NUMBERS: Marcus Holman's eight points versus Brown now gives him 176 for his career as be moved past Billy Bitter (8th), Mac Ford (tied 9th) and Jed Prossner (tied 9th) on Wednesday night into seventh place in all-time scoring at Carolina. His six assists versus Brown gave him 70 for his career, the ninth highest UNC total. His 106 career goals are sixth best in Tar Heel lore.
McDONALD EXCELS VERSUS BEARS: Kieran McDonald finished the Brown game with six ground balls and four caused turnovers as well as his first career goal. The four caused turnovers matched his career high in a game and he was one short of his career high in ground balls (7 vs. Fairfield on February 23).
WINS OVER NUMBER ONE: North Carolina's 10-8 win at top-ranked Maryland last Saturday created a piece of history for the Tar Heel historical archives. It marked the first time in school history that Carolina had beaten teams ranked #1 in the nation in back-to-back seasons.
Prior to whipping the Terrapins, the Tar Heels' last win against a No. 1 team came on April 1, 2012 when Carolina toppled top-ranked Johns Hopkins 13-9 at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, N.J., in the Big City Classic.
That win over Johns Hopkins had been an accomplishment in itself as prior to that win over the Blue Jays, Carolina had gone 16 years without beating a #1 team. On that occasion, Carolina outlasted top-ranked Virginia 19-18 on April 6, 1996.
THIS WEEK'S RANKINGS: Johns Hopkins is ranked #8 this week in the USILA coaches' poll and #10 in the Nike/Inside Lacrosse media poll. The Tar Heels are sixth in the USILA poll this week and seventh in the Nike/Inside Lacrosse ranking.
SANKEY & BURKE NOTCH ACC PLAYER OF WEEK HONORS: North Carolina sophomore attackman Joey Sankey and freshman goalkeeper Kieran Burke were named Atlantic Coast Conference Men's Lacrosse Offensive and Defensive Players of the Week, respectively, as announced March 26 by the conference.
Sankey had a pair of career games as he led North Carolina to a victory over Dartmouth, 13-5, and over No. 1 Maryland, 10-8. He scored four goals in each game on only 12 total shots in the two games combined. The two four-goal performances set and then matched his career high. The native of Warminster, Pa., now has seven career hat tricks. His seven points against Dartmouth were also a career high for a game as he added assists on three goals, contributing on seven of North Carolina's 13 tallies versus the Big Green. This was Sankey's second ACC weekly honor of the season and of his career. Sankey was also named this week as the National Player of the Week by the Baltimore Sun and will be featured in Friday's edition of the newspaper.
Burke had two of the best games of his eight-game career as he led North Carolina in the wins over Dartmouth and No. 1 Maryland. In the victory over Dartmouth, he made 10 saves and allowed only five goals in 56-plus minutes. His .667 save percentage in the game was the best of his freshman campaign. The native of Fort Salonga, N.Y., then followed that by making 15 saves and allowing only eight goals in a win over Maryland, the first loss of the season for the Terrapins. He faced 37 shots in the game, improving his record to 4-3 and matching his career high for saves set earlier this year against Notre Dame. It is the first weekly award for Burke.
ATTACK UNIT & BURKE POWER UNC PAST TERPS: Freshman goalkeeper Kieran Burke made 15 saves, Joey Sankey rang up a four-goal game and Jimmy Bitter chipped in with a five-point effort as #14 North Carolina defeated #1 Maryland 10-8 on March 26 at Capital One Field at Byrd Stadium.
The Tar Heels bolted to a 9-3 lead in the game midway through the third quarter before weathering a late run by the Terrapins, who scored five of the last six goals of the game. But Burke repeatedly came up big in the cage for Carolina, matching his career high for saves, set previously against Notre Dame on March 2. With the Tar Heels holding a four-goal lead heading into the fourth quarter, Burke was at his best. The Terps outshot Carolina 15-4 in the fourth quarter as the Tar Heels struggled to hold on to the ball, committing seven turnovers in the fourth period. But Burke made six fourth-quarter saves and the Tar Heels earned a much-needed win while evening their league record.
Bitter and Sankey led the Tar Heels with five and four-point games, respectively. Bitter scored twice and passed for three assists while Marcus Holman had two goals and a helper. For the second straight game, Sankey scored four goals, matching his career high set last Monday versus Dartmouth. It was the seventh career hat trick for Sankey.
It marked the fourth time in his career that Bitter had passed for a career-high three assists. Three of those four games have come this season, against Notre Dame, Princeton and Maryland.
LONGEST DEFENSIVE STAND IN FIVE SEASONS: Over a stretch from the first to the third quarters of the win over Maryland, Carolina held the Terps scoreless for a span of 33 minutes and 16 seconds, the longest stretch of the Joe Breschi coaching era. The last time the Tar Heels had held a team scoreless for that long a period was March 18, 2008 when Carolina held Marist scoreless for the final 34:04 of a 12-3 win at Fetzer Field.
SANKEY & HOLMAN LEAD HEELS PAST DARTMOUTH: Marcus Holman scored his 100th career goal and Joey Sankey had career highs for goals in a game and points in a game as the Tar Heels beat Dartmouth 13-5 on March 18.
Holman became only the ninth Tar Heel in history to score 100 goals when he tallied an unassisted goal with 35 seconds left to play in the second quarter, giving the Tar Heels a 5-3 lead at intermission. Prior to the next face-off the officials took that ball out of play to give Holman a well-earned keepsake. His four goals on the day gave him 102 for his career, at that point tying him with Jeff Sonke (1998-2001) and Mike McCall (2002-05) for sixth place on Carolina's career goal scoring list. Holman's four goals earned him another hat trick, giving him 14 career hat tricks.
Joey Sankey's four goals were a new career high and his sixth career hat trick. He had scored three goals in a match on five previous occasions (versus Mercer, Lehigh, Duke and Maryland in 2012 and versus Air Force in 2013). His three assists were one short of his career high set against Princeton on March 9. His seven points broke his previous career high of six (vs. Mercer and Duke last season and Princeton this year).
FIRST CAREER GOALS: A pair of North Carolina players tallied the first goals of their careers in the Tar Heels' 13-5 win over Dartmouth on March 18. Senior defensive midfielder William Scroggs scored in the opening minute of the fourth quarter on a fast break to notch his initial tally. Later in the fourth quarter, freshman attackman Patrick Kelly scored an unassisted goal, earning the first marker of his career.
GOOD ON THE DEFENSIVE END: Carolina allowed only five goals in its 13-5 win over Dartmouth March 18. That was the fewest goals given up by UNC since a 19-5 win over Michigan on May 5, 2012. The last time Carolina has allowed fewer than five goals was February 13, 2010 when the Tar Heels beat Bryant 5-4 in Chapel Hill.
Goalkeeper Kieran Burke had 10 saves in the win over the Big Green while allowing five goals. His .667 save percentage was the best of his seven-game career.
In Carolina's 10-8 win over Maryland, the Tar Heels gave up their fewest goals in a winning effort against an ACC team since March 26, 2011 when Carolina won 11-6 at Maryland. Burke matched his career high for saves in a game with 15 versus the Terps.
GIVING UP 15 AND WINNING: Princeton's high-powered offense was all the Tar Heels could handle as the Tigers proved their mettle on the offensive end of the field in Carolina's 16-15 win over the Tigers on March 9. But the Tar Heels battled back to score one more time than Princeton to come out with the victory. The 15 goals were the most conceded by Carolina in a victorious situation since UNC beat top-ranked Virginia 19-18 at Fetzer Field on April 6, 1996.
OFFENSIVE STANDOUTS VERSUS PRINCETON: Carolina had nine different goal scorers in the win over Princeton March 9 with Jimmy Bitter, Chad Tutton and Davey Emala each scoring three goals. Bitter also had three assists in the game, giving him six points in the match, just one short of his career high set against Hofstra on April 14, 2012. Joey Sankey finished with six points, as well, on two goals and four assists. Sankey's six points matched his career high in a game, a total he eclipsed in the win over Dartmouth on March 18. Sankey's four assists were a career high for the sophomore attackman. On six different occasions as a freshman, he had recorded three in a game. Emala's three goals were the most he had scored since tallying four in the opening game of his junior season against Penn State on February 11, 2012. Tutton also matched his career high for goals in a game. He also had three against Mercer, Virginia and Duke last season.
KEENAN'S CAREER DAY: Another key in the win over Princeton was R.G. Keenan's work at the face-off X for Carolina. Facing four different Princeton face-off men, Keenan won 20 of his 34 attempts and had a game-high eight ground balls. The 20 face-off victories were a career high for Keenan, who took every draw in the game for Carolina. His previous best total was 19 face-off victories against Penn State on February 11, 2012. It marked only the sixth time in UNC history that a Tar Heel player has won 20 or more face-offs in a match. Shane Walterhoefer did it four times, including a school record 23 wins against Ohio State in 2008 while Todd Oudemool was the long-time record holder with 22 wins against Towson in 1989. Keenan has won 15 or more face-offs in a game 12 times in his career. Only 12 times during the 2013 NCAA Division I season so far has a player won 20 or more face-offs in a game.
A STEAK OF ONE-GOAL GAMES: Prior to the game against Duke on March 13, Carolina played four successive games decided by a single goal with a loss to Massachusetts 12-11, a win over Fairfield 10-9, a triple overtime loss to Notre Dame 10-9 and the 16-15 win over Princeton. The last time that the Tar Heels had played four straight games decided by a single goal came in 2009 when during a mid-season streak Carolina lost to Maryland 8-7, beat Johns Hopkins 10-9 in overtime, lost to Virginia 11-10 and beat Ohio State 12-11. In 1996, Carolina played a string of five successive games decided by a single goal during a mid-season stretch. During that particular stretch, UNC lost to Duke 11-10, beat Maryland 17-16, lost to Johns Hopkins 9-8, beat Virginia 19-18 and beat Notre Dame 11-10.
SANKEY SHARES ACC PLAYER OF WEEK NOD: North Carolina sophomore attackman Joey Sankey shared Atlantic Coast Conference Men's Lacrosse Offensive Player of the Week honors on March 12, 2013. Sankey had a career-high four assists and matched his career high with six points in Carolina's 16-15 upset win over No. 5 Princeton on March 9. His previous career high for assists was three, and his six points matched a career high he achieved twice in his freshman year. He also led all-non Tar Heel faceoff men with five ground balls in the contest. The native of Warminster, Pa., has tallied multiple goals in six of seven games played this season.
HOLMAN NAMED SENIOR CLASS AWARD CANDIDATE: UNC senior captain Marcus Holman (Baltimore, Md.) was named February 20 as one of the final 20 candidates for the 2013 Senior CLASS Award in men's lacrosse. Ten finalists for the award will be named later this spring. Carolina has had three previous Senior CLASS Award finalists - Fletcher Gregory in 2007, Grant Zimmerman in 2009 and Ryan Flanagan in 2011.
SEEKING ANOTHER DOUBLE DIGIT WIN SEASON: Despite playing against one of the nation's toughest schedules, the Tar Heels are seeking a double digit win total for the fifth successive year under the tutelage of head coach Joe Breschi, who was hired in June 2008.
Last year, Breschi became only the second coach in UNC history to win 10 games in each of his first four seasons as head coach. Dave Klarmann also accomplished the feat from 1991-94. No Tar Heel coach has ever won 10 or more games in his first five seasons as head coach
Over his first four seasons, under Breschi's leadership, UNC went 12-6 in 2009, 13-3 in 2010,10-6 in 2011 and 11-6 in 2012.
Prior to 2009-12, the last time Carolina had patched together four successive seasons with 10 or more wins was 1989-94 when the Tar Heels had at least double digits in wins six years in a row.
Contrast the current success with the fact over a 12-year span from 1997-2008, Carolina got to the 10-win plateau only twice, going 10-5 in 2004 and 10-6 in 2007.
TAR HEELS AND BLUE JAYS MEET FOR THE 42ND TIME SATURDAY: North Carolina and Johns Hopkins will be meeting for the 42nd time on the lacrosse field when they meet up Saturday afternoon in Chapel Hill, N.C. Johns Hopkins leads the all-time series 24-17. The past two games in the series were played at the Konica Minolta Big City Classic in East Rutherford, N.J. The Blue Jays won there in 2011 by a 10-9 score while Carolina won last year's meeting 13-9.
UNC VERSUS RANKED OPPONENTS UNDER COACH BRESCHI: North Carolina has played nationally-ranked opponents 48 times in Joe Breschi's five-year coaching tenure. UNC is 27-21 in those games. Conversely, the Tar Heels are 25-3 against unranked opponents in his five seasons. Breschi is 52-24 overall at Carolina in his five seasons as head coach.
During Breschi's tenure, UNC's only losses to unranked teams came to Ohio State in 2011 and to Lehigh and Pennsylvania in 2012.
CAROLINA IN ONE-GOAL DECISIONS: Prior to Joe Breschi taking over as head coach in 2009, UNC went 1-7 in games decided by one goal from midway through the 2004 season through the end of the 2008 campaign.
Carolina has improved tremendously in one-goal games since Breschi arrived for the 2009 season. UNC is 12-9 in games decided by one goal over the past five years.
A YOUTHFUL STARTING LINEUP: During the first nine games of the season, the Tar Heels have relied on a youthful set of players to compete against a host of nationally-ranked opponents. Particularly on the defensive end, the Tar Heels are playing a lot of young players.
The starting lineup against the Brown Bears last Wednesday included three seniors (Marcus Holman, Davey Emala, Kieran McDonald), one junior (Jordan Smith), three sophomores (Jimmy Bitter, Joey Sankey, Chad Tutton) and three freshmen (Steve Pontrello, Evan Connell, Kieran Burke).
The Tar Heels have been playing anywhere between 25 and 30 players on average in a game. The depth chart over the past several games has included four seniors, eight juniors, seven sophomores and seven freshmen.
Carolina has one of the youngest rosters in the nation with 57.8 percent of the team composed of freshmen and sophomores, including 33.3 percent of the squad size consisting of freshmen.
SCORING STREAKS FOR TAR HEEL PLAYERS: Senior attackman Marcus Holman has recorded at least one point in 24 successive games. His streak started on February 12, 2012. During the past 24 games he has tallied 58 goals and added 55 assists for 113 points. His 24-game point streak equals the 10th longest run amongst NCAA Division I players.
Holman has scored a goal in each of the past 24 games and he has recorded at least one assist in 22 of the past 24 games.
Jimmy Bitter has recorded at least one point in 19 successive games dating back to March 16, 2012. He has scored at least one goal in 17 of the past 19 games.
Joey Sankey has gone 13 successive games with at least one point, a streak dating back to April 20, 2012. During that scoring run, he has recorded goals in 12 of the past 13 games.
Over the last 20 matches dating back to the middle of the 2012 campaign, midfielder Chad Tutton has recorded at least one goal in 19 matches. The only time he was shut out in that streak was at Notre Dame on March 2 of this season.
HOLMAN IN UNC CENTURY CLUB IN POINTS: Senior attackman Marcus Holman has recorded 43 points during the 2013 season.
Holman is one of just 36 players in UNC history to reach the 100-point plateau. He currently is in seventh place in Carolina history with 176 career points. Merrill Turnbull (1994-97) is in sixth place with 179 points.
Holman scored five goals in UNC's win over Fairfield on February 23 after recording six assists in the season opener against Air Force on February 8. He also had six assists against Brown on March 27. His five tallies against the Stags is one goal short of his career high of six established against both Michigan and Denver in 2012.
HOLMAN ON UNC GOAL & ASSIST CHARTS: Senior Marcus Holman has scored 106 goals in his career at UNC. That number is the sixth highest total in Tar Heel history. Dennis Goldstein (1987-90) ranks fifth with 108 goals. With four goals against Dartmouth on March 18, he became only the ninth Tar Heel to ever reach the 100-goal standard. Holman's 106 goals is the 11th most among all NCAA Division I players currently active.
Holman has registered 70 career assists. That is the ninth most in Tar Heel history. Holman is currently in tied for 10th place in career assists amongst all active NCAA Division I players.
ASSISTS IN A GAME: When Marcus Holman recorded six assists in Carolina's season-opening victory versus Air Force on February 8, it marked the most assists in a game by a Tar Heel player in 16 years. The last time a UNC player had as many as six assists in a game was April 12, 1997 when Spencer Deering recorded six assists against Delaware. Holman equaled that six-assist total against Brown on March 27.
CAREER GOAL HIGHS VERSUS AIR FORCE: Three Tar Heel players either set or matched their career highs for goals in a game when Carolina beat Air Force 16-8 in the opening game of the season on February 8.
Sophomore Jimmy Bitter scored five goals against the Falcons, breaking his previous career high of four goals against Hofstra on April 12, 2012. Junior Ryan Creighton tallied three goals in the win over Air Force. He had scored two goals in a game on four prior occasions. Sophomore Joey Sankey had a hat trick against the Falcons, equaling his career high. He also had four hat tricks in his freshman year in 2012. Sankey has scored four goals in each of the past three games for the Tar Heels after posting five previous three-goal games.
KEENAN'S UPDATED FACEOFF NUMBERS: R.G. Keenan has now won 508 face-offs in his career heading into the game against Johns Hopkins. That is the second most face-off wins in UNC history. Against Fairfield, he moved passed Jude Collins (1993-96), who now ranks fourth in all-time face-off wins with 429. Against Princeton, Keenan passed Kevin Frew (2001-04), who now ranks third with a total of 446 face-off victories. Shane Walterhoefer (2006-09) is the UNC career leader with 723 face-off victories.
Keenan has 276 career ground balls, the eighth most in UNC history.
THE CLEARING GAME: North Carolina is currently clearing at an 86.7 percent success rate during the 2013 season, including an 18 for 18 performance at Maryland on March 23. There are only seven seasons in NCAA Division I lacrosse history in which teams have cleared at least 90 percent of the time successfully. North Carolina has two of those seasons, including the fifth best (.905 in 1988) and the sixth best (.902 in 2012).
UNC AMONG ATTENDANCE LEADERS: The Tar Heels are amongst NCAA Division I attendance leaders in 2013. UNC is sixth in average home attendance at 1,965 per game and ninth in all games attendance at 2,665 per contest.
BURKE FIRST TRUE FRESHMAN STARTER IN GOAL SINCE 2002: True freshman Kieran Burke of Fort Salonga, N.Y., has started the first nine games of the season for the Tar Heels in goal. He is the first true freshman to start for the Tar Heels from the opening game of a season since Paul Spellman in 2002. Grant Zimmerman started for the Tar Heels in 2006 as a red-shirt freshman for the second half of that campaign.
Burke recorded a career high 15 saves in UNC's triple overtime loss at Notre Dame on March 2 and matched that total in UNC's win at Maryland on March 23. He had a season best save percentage of .667 against Dartmouth.
UNC's CAREER HAT TRICKS: Marcus Holman leads all Tar Heels with 14 career hat tricks. That equals the 20th most career hat tricks of any active player in NCAA Division I.
Other Tar Heels with multiple career hat tricks include Davey Emala with 11, Joey Sankey with eight, Jimmy Bitter with six, Chad Tutton with four and Pat Foster with two.
THREE HEELS NAMED TO TEWAARATON LIST: Three Tar Heel players were named February 22 to the Tewaaraton Watch List for 2013. The Tar Heels so tapped are sophomore attackman Jimmy Bitter, senior attackman Marcus Holman and junior midfielder R.G. Keenan.
HOLMAN NAMED ACC PLAYER OF WEEK: North Carolina senior attackman Marcus Holman was named Atlantic Coast Conference Men's Lacrosse Offensive Player of the Week for the week ending on Monday, Feb 11. Holman led the Tar Heel attack unit, which produced 10 goals and 8 assists in North Carolina's 16-8 season-opening win over Air Force. The native of Baltimore, Md., had two goals and six assists for the Tar Heels, the most assists in a game by a Tar Heel since April 12, 1997. His eight points were just two short of his career high of 10 and matched his second highest total in his career.
SIX TAR HEEL GAMES ON ESPN PLATFORMS: Six UNC men's lacrosse games are being televised this year on the ESPN family of networks. Four Carolina games will air on ESPNU and two more on ESPN3.
The Tar Heels hosted Duke on March 13 on ESPNU at 7:30 p.m., hosted Dartmouth on March 18 on ESPN3 at 4 p.m., visited Maryland on March 23 on ESPN3 at 12 noon, hosted Brown on March 27 on ESPNU at 6 p.m., meet Johns Hopkins on March 30 on ESPNU at 12 noon and play at Virginia on April 6 on ESPN3 at 3:30 p.m.
In addition, all three ACC Tournament games will be telecast on ESPNU. UNC hosts the conference tournament at Kenan Stadium on April 26 and 28.
FIVE TAR HEELS WERE RECENTLY CHOSEN IN 2013 MLL DRAFTS: Senior Marcus Holman was chosen by the Ohio Machine on January 11 in the Collegiate Draft. He was a second round pick of the Ohio Machine and the 12th selection overall.
On December 13, the MLL conducted its annual supplemental draft. Thomas Wood, '12, was taken in the second round by the Rochester Rattlers with the 12th overall pick. Tim Kaiser, '08, was chosen 25th overall in the fourth round by the Ohio Machine. Mark Staines, '12, was the 35th pick, nabbed in the fifth round by the Chesapeake Bayhawks. Chris Hunt, '11, was chosen 96th overall and in the 12th round by the Bayhawks.
THREE TAR HEELS NAMED PRESEASON ALL-ACC: Face-Off Yearbook tapped three Tar Heels as 2013 preseason All-ACC choices. The trio includes attackmen Marcus Holman and Jimmy Bitter and face-off man R.G. Keenan.
FACE-OFF PRESEASON ALL-AMERICAS: Four Tar Heel players notched spots on the Face-Off Yearbook preseason All-America Team for 2013. Marcus Holman was named first team on attack and R.G. Keenan was named second team at the face-off position. Attackmen Jimmy Bitter and Joey Sankey were both tapped for honorable mention accolades.
HOLMAN ELECTED SINGLE CAPTAIN: Senior Marcus Holman was elected as the sole captain of the 2013 Tar Heels, the first time that has happened in 23 years. According to research done through Athletic Communications archives, other single captains have been Randy Roden in 1973, Tom Federico in 1991, Randy Cox in 1984, Paul Fitzpatrick in 1989 and Joe Breschi in 1990.
FOUR TAR HEELS EARN WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP RINGS: Four current and future Tar Heel players won gold medal rings at the U19 World Championships in Finland last July. Freshmen midfielders Brent Armstrong, Steve Pontrello and Michael Tagliaferri all played for the U.S. side and midfielder Stephen Kelly, who signed a National Letter of Intent with Carolina last November and will enroll in UNC next August, was also a member of the U.S. Team. Carolina sophomore midfielder Chad Tutton was a member of Team Canada, which captured the silver medal.
CAROLINA'S STELLAR MARK IN NON-CONFERENCE GAMES: UNC's record in non-conference games continues to be one of the best in the nation over the past eight seasons.
The Tar Heels have won 65 of their past 76 games against non-conference teams dating back to April 15, 2006. In Joe Breschi's five seasons as head coach, the Tar Heels are 44-8 against non-conference teams. The only losses were to Notre Dame in 2009, to Ohio State and Johns Hopkins in 2011, to Lehigh, Pennsylvania and Denver in 2012 and to Massachusetts and Notre Dame in 2013.
CAROLINA'S DOUBLE DIGIT SCORING GAMES: In Coach Joe Breschi's five years as head lacrosse coach at UNC, Carolina's success has clearly been tied to hitting the 10-goal plateau in a game.
In fact UNC's 12-11 loss to Massachusetts on February 16, marked only the eighth time in Breschi's coaching tenure that the Tar Heels have lost when they have reached the 10-goal plateau. UNC has scored at least 10 goals in a game in 52 of 75 games under Coach Breschi's direction dating back to the opening game of the 2009 season. Carolina is 45-8 in those 53 games, losing only 11-10 to Virginia on April 4, 2009, 15-13 to Duke on April 26, 2009, 12-11 to Duke on May 17, 2009, 11-10 to Virginia on April 9, 2011, 13-11 to Duke on March 16, 2012, 15-10 to Virginia on April 7, 2012, 16-14 to Denver on May 12, 2012 and 12-11 to Massachusetts on February 16, 2013.
In the 23 games under Coach Breschi's tutelage in which the Tar Heels have not reached the 10-goal mark, UNC has not fared nearly as well as when scoring in double figures. In fact their record in those 23 games is just 7-16.
NEAR DOMINANCE AT FETZER FIELD UNDER BRESCHI: UNC is 31-7 in home games in Coach Joe Breschi's five years at the helm of the Tar Heels. That's a winning percentage of 81.6 percent.
The Tar Heels had a 17-game Fetzer Field winning streak from 2009-11 under Breschi's tenure.
UNC's only home losses during Breschi's four-year tenure include regular-season and ACC Tournament games to Duke in 2009 (both at Kenan Stadium), a regular-season loss to Duke in 2011, an NCAA Tournament loss to Maryland in 2011, regular-season losses to Lehigh and Virginia and an NCAA Tournament loss to Denver in 2012 and a regular-season loss to Duke in 2013.
HEAD COACH JOE BRESCHI: Joe Breschi is now in his fifth season as the head coach at his alma mater. His Tar Heel teams have a cumulative record of 52-24 for a winning percentage of 68.4 percent. He is in his 16th year overall as a collegiate head coach, including 11 seasons at Ohio State prior to coming to Chapel Hill. His career coaching record is 144-87 and his career winning percentage is 62.3 percent.
CAROLINA SNARES 250TH ALL-TIME WIN HOME VICTORY: Carolina's 11-10 win over Maryland on March 24, 2012 marked the 250th all-time win for the Tar Heels in home games. North Carolina will head into its next home game against Johns Hopkins on March 30 with an all-time record of 256-119-2 in home games. UNC has a 68.0 winning percentage all-time in history in home games.
ANOTHER SEASON OPENING WIN: Carolina's 16-8 win over Air Force in the 2013 season opener was the 15th victory in a row in a season opener for the Tar Heels. The last time UNC lost a season opener was February 22, 1998 when the Tar Heels fell 13-12 to Butler at Fezter Field.
THE ALL-TIME RECORD: North Carolina has an all-time record of 437-272-2 in the sport of men's lacrosse. That is a winning percentage of .614.
NEXT UP FOR THE TAR HEELS: After meeting Johns Hopkins on Saturday, Carolina will have a week to prepare for its ACC regular-season finale at Virginia on April 6. That game will be nationally televised on ESPN3.


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GREEN BAY, Wis. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) - In their final meet prior to departing for their annual winter training trip in Venice, Fla., the Green Bay men's and women's swimming and diving teams picked up dual victories over Horizon League foe Valparaiso Saturday afternoon at the Dorschel Natatorium.
Both Green Bay squads had a winner in 12 of the meet's 14 swimming events, as the Phoenix women earned a 151-98 victory and the men won 157-87.
Coming off a record-breaking performance at the Iowa Hawkeye Invitational last weekend, sophomore Kendra Rottier (Green Bay, Wis.) won three events for the Phoenix women on Saturday. Rottier began her day with a win in the 1000-yard freestyle (10:38.59) before taking the 200 butterfly (2:09.38) and aiding a victory in the meet-closing 200 free relay (1:40.12).
Junior Emilee Harry (Sheboygan, Wis.) was also part of three wins for the Phoenix women, joining Rottier in the 200 free relay, while also winning the 100 free (53.59) and swimming on the victorious 200 medley relay squad (1:50.88) in the meet's opening event.
Other multi-event winners on the women's side were senior Amy Burback (Waunakee, Wis.) and junior Heather Bodin (Maple Grove, Minn.). Burback placed first in both the 100 breaststroke (1:06.75) and the 500 freestyle (5:10.82), while Bodin took the 200 free (1:58.55) and the 200 IM (2:11.61).
On the men's side, freshman Ben Loeffelholz (Dubuque, Iowa) won a pair of individual events, taking home wins in the 200 free (1:48.91) and 100 butterfly (53.84). Classmate Ryan Korslin (Wisconsin Rapids, Wis.) and sophomore Robert Miner (Madison, Wis.) were also two-time winners, as both were part of the winning 200 medley relay (1:37.00), while Korslin won the 100 breaststroke (59.82) and Miner took the 500 free (4:54.36).
Sophomore Cole Hackney (Highlands Ranch, Colo.) also earned a pair of wins for the Phoenix men, leading off the winning 200 free relay (1:28.15) and also touching in first in the 100 free (48.42).
Despite only competing against themselves, the Green Bay divers also turned a number of strong performances on Saturday. Men's senior Daniel Pogue (Chisholm, Minn.) accumulated a personal best score of 347.25 in the 3-meter event, while junior Mitchell Spaeth (Fredonia, Wis.) also posted a career best 315.45 on the high board.
On the women's side, sophomore Carrie Dinelli (Northbrook, Ill.) was consistent on both boards, scoring a 234.90 on the 1-meter and a 233.25 on the 3-meter. Dinelli's 1-meter total was the highest of her collegiate career.
After finishing finals next week, the Green Bay men's and women's swimming and diving squads will depart for their annual training trip in Venice, Fla., on Monday, Jan. 2 and will return on Wednesday, Jan. 11. The Phoenix teams will compete in a dual meet with Illinois Wesleyan after arriving in Florida on Jan. 2.
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I just wanted to first state that I apologize if this is in the wrong section. My questions about teaching abroad cover both the TEFL training and the actual job.
My name's Joshua, and I just graduated from Computer Systems at a college in Ontario, Canada. I've been contemplating about teaching abroad in China, and currently I've found two opportunities that I could participate in. (Even though I don't have a University Degree, the opportunities are though Teach & Travel China which only requires a high school diploma.)
The first opportunity that I found was through SWAP in Canada. Here's a link: http://swap.ca/out_eng/destinations/chi ... spx#glance
The 2nd I found was through i-to-i. Here's the link: http://www.onlinetefl.com/teaching-internships/china/
Both of these look quite similar except the one from i-to-i is almost $2000 cheaper. Both include the same accommodation, monthly allowance, 140 hour TEFL course, and are from the same organization in China. (Teach and Travel China).
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Aaron Ramsey and Abou Diaby have both won plaudits for their performances this season, but with Mikel Arteta and Santi Cazorla mainstays in the Arsenal team the fight for the third midfield spot is fierce.
The return of Diaby after an injury-plagued last season has been a major boon for Arsène Wenger. His technique, height and physical qualities bring a welcome robustness to the Arsenal team, and he has won 47.4 per cent of his overall duels this term. The France international stands at 6ft 4in and has won an impressive 46.2 per cent of his aerial duels - a superior rate to Ramsey's 11.1 per cent.
But while the Welshman may be shorter in stature than his team-mate, his vision and passing range bring something different to the midfield. Ramsey has made 372 passes so far this term, of which 89.5 per cent have reached their target. Ramsey has also made and won more tackles than Diaby, and his success rate of 91.7 per cent attests to his quality in an aspect of his game that perhaps gets overlooked.
With Diaby injured at present, Ramsey is the man in pole position to nail down the third spot in Arsenal's midfield triumvirate. But with Jack Wilshere, Tomas Rosicky and Emmanuel Frimpong all on their way back from injury, will the Wales international be able to keep his performances at the high level needed to keep his place? It promises to be an intriguing battle.
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Wednesday night's game is Arsenal's 25th against German opposition. This is their record so far:
History suggests that Arsenal have a good chance of making it three wins out of three in the Champions League tonight. Here's their record on corresponding nights in the competition:
- Arsenal met Schalke in the 2001/02 group stage, winning 3-2 at home and losing 1-3 in Gelsenkirchen
- Schalke have won just one of their last eight European games against English teams (W1 D1 L6), but that was their 3-1 win over Arsenal at home in September 2001
- Schalke have failed to score in four of their last five European games against English opponents, including their last three home matches
- All three of Aaron Ramsey's Champions League goals have been netted in the 90th minute or later
- Lukas Podolski has scored four goals in his last three Champions League matches
- Since losing to Inter in 2003, Arsenal have only lost two out of 43 Champions League home games and those were against other English teams
- Schalke have won 14 and lost just four of their last 25 European matches
- The German side have won nine and lost none of their last 13 Group matches in Europe (Champions League and Europa League)
- Arsenal have the best conversion rate in the Champions League so far, scoring with 36 per cent of their shots
- Schalke have faced only six shots on target, but have conceded from three of these
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Arsenal Football Club is celebrating 25 years of commitment to its community for a week from 22nd February 2010. For the last quarter of a century, Arsenal in the Community has delivered over 5.5 million hours of time to more than one million participants undertaking a wide variety of sporting, charitable, educational and social inclusion projects in London and overseas.
To mark the milestone, Arsenal in the Community will share the work it undertakes with Arsenal players who will visit the projects throughout the week to meet participants on some of the long-standing and more recent projects, with a culminating celebration at Emirates Stadium on February 25th with manager, Arsène Wenger.
Speaking ahead of the event, Arsène Wenger said: "We are very proud to celebrate this milestone. People often only see a little part of the Club which is the football team but there is a tremendous amount of work at other levels and that includes a huge contribution to helping people within our surrounding community and beyond.
"Arsenal has many responsibilities. We pride ourselves on enriching and propelling people's lives forward by devising and developing projects that help to overcome the ever-changing issues that affect our society today. Of course it's not the most glamorous part, but that doesn't mean it's not the most important one. This week is very important for everyone in the Arsenal community to take a look back at 25 years of dedicated work and participation and reflect upon the future when we will continue the great work and grow even more projects to involve our supporters and the community at large."
Throughout the week, Arsenal players will visit Arsenal in the Community's range of projects including the Arsenal short mat bowls team which was founded by senior citizens in 1985 and Arsenal's primary school initiative 'World on our Doorstep' which draws parallels between the Club and the multicultural north London area in which the Club is rooted.
On Wednesday, the award-winning education project, the Arsenal Spanish Double Club will also receive a visit from a first team player. This education initiative has its roots in the 'double' winning season of 1998 when Arsenal in the Community piloted a scheme which fused football with literacy learning. The Double Club experience uses football and Arsenal related resources to raise motivation and ability in a wide variety of academic subjects in the classroom followed by a football coaching session. On Thursday, Arsenal players will accompany Arsène Wenger at Emirates Stadium to listen to stories from participants on various initiatives before toasting 25 years of success.
Arsenal in the Community was founded in February 1985 when Vic Akers OBE (Arsenal's first team kit manager and Arsenal Ladies General Manager) was appointed the Club's first community liaison officer following the creation of a national programme which encouraged young people in urban communities to participate in recreational and competitive sport. Since this time, head of Arsenal in the Community, Alan Sefton has grown a collection of projects since then which have responded to the needs of its community.
Reflecting upon 25 years of Arsenal in the Community, Alan Sefton said: "All of our programmes embrace a cross section of community involvement and they're delivered and received with the same energy and commitment today as when they started 25 years ago. To us, that's the true test of success.
"We hope that everyone involved with Arsenal in the Community enjoys this week of celebration and gains inspiration from the memories and stories of participants. We have looked back to look forward. Here's to another 25 years and reaching more people through our programmes than ever before."
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I am currently a Senior in High School. I am extremely interested in teaching English as a second language. I have a few questions about it though.
I will be going to college in Hawaii at either Hawaii Pacific University of Chaminade, so I will be getting a Bachelors degree and possibly a Masters if it is convenient for me.
What majors are generally suggested if you want to have a career in TEFL?
This is something I have been interested in for several years. I am mainly interested in teaching in Asia. Japan or China would be preferable. I am taking Chinese right now but am not sure if that will help or not.
Is it fairly easy to find a job TEFL?
For the certificate, do you suggest online or campus?
HPU offers the TEFL Bachelors and Masters, would that be the most helpful in getting a job overseas?
I really want to make a career out of this. Will any major work with the TEFL certificate?
What country would you suggest for TEFL?
I am not really into this for the money, but the cultural benefits and being able to learn about other people and the way they live.
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Alright, I'll prefix this by saying I'm a newb. ;-)
I'll also say I've done a fair amount of searching for this and just have not found what i'm looking for so if I missed it, please smack me, link me, and tell me to use search again. ;-)
But here goes: I saw Seeker's videos on making armor with Sintra and was extremely impressed with how well he shaped it using the master mold.
My question is how does one go about making such a thing? Is there a tutorial anywhere? What sort of material should be used? I'm open to trying my hand at sculpting, I'm just not really sure what's involved.
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DETROIT (May 11, 2009) – Wayne State University Law School third-year student Solomon Radner was recently re-appointed as the student liaison to the American Bar Association's (ABA) White Collar Crimes Committee. Radner is the only student liaison to the White Collar Crimes Committee in the country, and is among only 64 law students nationwide chosen as 2009-2010 ABA student liaisons.
"Solomon continues to demonstrate his impressive leadership skills and career potential to folks both here at the Law School and in the wider legal community," said Wayne Law Dean Robert M. Ackerman. "His re-appointment is an honor both to him and to the Law School. I congratulate him on his achievement."
In his first year as student liaison, Radner attended White Collar Crimes Committee meetings in New York City, Washington, D.C., and San Francisco. His report, titled "White Collar Crimes Committee Provides Guidance in Turbulent Times," was published in the April edition of the ABA's Student Lawyer magazine, a national publication.
This year, his duties will again include writing articles for the ABA Student Lawyer magazine, submitting reports, attending ABA meetings, and serving as liaison between the ABA and law students interested in a practice that focuses on white collar crime.
"I am honored that the ABA is willing to stick with me for another year," Radner said. "I am grateful for the opportunity to represent Wayne Law and law students nationally for another term."
According to the ABA, the student appointment process is very competitive due to the high volume of qualified applicants. Radner has worked for a local white collar criminal defense attorney firm, interned at the Federal Defenders Office in Detroit, and interned for Judge David Groner in the Wayne County Circuit Court, Criminal Division. He will be interning this summer at the Attorney Grievance Commission in Detroit.
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I spent the day working on these
made from a real Paterson Squeegee, a couple of X-acto knives, a spatula (wife's not pleased), some paint & tape
Still needs to be weathered,
What do you guys think?
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I spent the day working on these
made from a real Paterson Squeegee, a couple of X-acto knives, a spatula (wife's not pleased), some paint & tape
Still needs to be weathered,
What do you guys think?
oh yeah,
here's a comparison shot of the Antisecurity blade
Mine's on the left
Spatula...? Man that worked well! :)
Boba Chef
i was at a wedding in proper highland garb, and when the cake cutting came around, no knife was to be found. i stepped up to the couple, pulled the sgian dubh from my sock, and the ceremony progressed.
why am i telling this story? because i got a vision of boba fett in the audience of a cooking show. they are making a cake, and have no spatula. boba fett walks up, hand them the spatula-tool, and walks away, never saying a word.
perhaps this will be less entertaining to me when i've gotten some sleep ;)
I just found out I made the ESB anti-security blade.
Not the ROTJ one that I need:(
The ROTJ has a Red stripe (no biggie) & a longer blade (biggie)
*thanx to lonepigeon for the ref pic*
Thats right, come to the ESB side.....We've got alot more leg room over here :)
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That part is in the pocket anyway, so who will ever know but you?
At any rate good job and very resourceful!
looks very good!!
Those are looking very very good. :eek
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besides, the longer spatula blade makes the tool stick out of the pocket more.
I'll have to install them & see how it looks.
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Can it be modified to be the ROTJ one? Or is that impossible? If you have to start from scratch, I'll gladly buy that one from you,:) so you dont take a loss.
hey, if your gonna toss it, ill gladly take it...my jumpsuit pockets are pretty lonley :(
WOW !!! :eek
Great job !! I knew spatula's were good for something !! :cheers
awesome job. just wondering where you got your paterson. I know places online that sell them, but i'm just wondering if you lucked out and found something local or got a deal on it somewhere. if you could PM that'd be cool.
again, nice work and glad to see the "scratch build" photos.
What brand of spatula is that?
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just plain ol' ebay
Yeah, I jsut recently got one for a pretty good dea, in fact i got it today off of ebay. What brand of spatula was that? And who has the dimensions of the security blade?
What type of x-acto knife did you use for the security blade? Did you do anything to them (cutting/drilling)?
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I'm pretty sure they were the Harbor Freight kind in the plastic box.
I had to cut them to size & notched the little divots with the Dremel.
Thanks, I noticed the holes/notches and didn't think they were part of the knife (sounds stupid huh!) but wanted to make sure...


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We were wondering when you were going to say Hi...
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I dont think I like him :-D :-D
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No need to re-torque the head bolts when using a steel shim gasket.
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|Thanks for the help. I couldn't find the GMPP head bolts. Before I made the thread I was planning on using Fel pro (FEL-ES72856) Cylinder head bolt kit $23.95. Seems like they will work but I would like to get your input on them and the GMPP parts number if you have it. Also I don't want to run into trouble with my intake gaskets cracking because I milled my heads. I checked out the Fel-pro 1255 gaskets you told me about. Once again before the thread I was going to use Edelbrock (EDL-7235) intake gaskets $24.95. I think I will go with the Fel-pro's, they seem like a better gasket for my application. Thanks for the help.
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Should I use a gasket sealer on a .015 shim head gasket?
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The Grammys isn't just a big night for musical stars. It's also a blast for CBS stars, who often attend because the show airs on their network.
"It's fun. I'm not in the music world, but I am on CBS, so I get to like, present," Neil Patrick Harris, from CBS sitcom "How I Met Your Mother," told Access Hollywood's Shaun Robinson on the red carpet at the Grammys.
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Other bonuses for CBS stars like Neil, Pauley Perrette of "N.C.I.S." and Kat Dennings from "Two Broke Girls" who all attended the awards show? A great view of the stage.
"I get to sit in the good seats and I get to look around and go, 'Oh, that's the guy who sang that good song!' I'm excited," Neil said. "I'm a big fan of fun., I'm a big fan of Kelly Clarkson, I can't wait to hear her sing."
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Neil joked he had some additional fun in store for his evening.
"I have a flask in my pocket, filled with absinthe. It's going to be a crazy night," he laughed.
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