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- Jun 2:
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James Michael Budd, founder of the Boulder Outreach for Homeless Overflow, was formally charged with sexual assault and second-degree kidnapping Friday after investigators say he held a woman against her will inside her trailer and forced her to perform sex acts, according to an arrest affidavit.
Budd, 47, was also charged with third-degree assault and false imprisonment.
Budd was arrested Monday after a woman went to the Boulder County Sheriff's Office and told detectives he had sexually assaulted her.
The victim -- who said she knew Budd but was never in a relationship with him -- said he sent her an email and then came to her trailer in Boulder.
After they had dinner, the woman said, Budd tried to take off her shirt, and when she refused, he slapped her in the face, according to court records. He raised his hand again, so the woman complied and took off all her clothes, according to the affidavit.
The woman told investigators that Budd said, "Just (expletive) it," and pulled down his pants before saying he "needs to rape and kill (the victim), or he would have to rape and kill another woman," according to court records.
She said Budd then made her put on some underwear he picked out from her closet and then made her perform oral sex. He kept her in the trailer during the night, looked up pornography on her computer and talked to her "as if nothing had occurred," she told authorities.
The woman said Budd left the trailer the next morning. When investigators found him, Budd said he "went on a few dates" with the woman and was at her trailer Sunday night, but "really nothing sexual happened," according to the affidavit.
Budd, a former Bridge House employee who had been homeless for 25 years, founded BOHO in 2009 as an alternative shelter to the Boulder Shelter for the Homeless. But Nancy Brinks, board chairwoman of BOHO, said Budd has not been involved with the program since 2010, and, according to the arrest warrant, Budd is again living on the streets.
Budd is being held at the Boulder County Jail on $100,000 bond. He is scheduled for a preliminary hearing Jan. 7.


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It's got blue balls...
it had to be said.
I was only joking cause it was starting to remind me of the Atlanta Hawks' logo.
you wanted an evil one?
Okies. Here is the angry eye's and extended wingtip. I very much like it as a final version.
I wanted to demonstrate the the outside stroke is actually a single object. It's color can be readily changed to accommodate any background.
Very nice working with flatliner, you have vision. Just a thought on the font:
Giggity. Everyone in favor of calling this a final?
Looks great!
I kind of like the round font.
Sure. I would consider either configuration valid. Just depends on the needs of the application
Behold the Great Seal:
Can we add an "ao army" in there
I was thinking...
We are the AO Army but we can have different factions.
I.e. at living legends there was the new empire but under it was the centaur legion, the minitaur... and so on.
So we could have the ao army but then have magpies as a catch all legion for members and then have other legions like beo mafia, berzerkers, infamous... ect
With the ability to add on legions as people want to grow the army or make a team.
So we all are the AO Army but not all of us are magpies... catch my drift?
AO Army variant:
I like the idea in principle of having different divisions within the AO ARMY. We did something similar with the Ice Pirates Paintball Club back when we were all active. We had different squads (Ninja Squad, Cowboy Squad, etc). What I don't like about it is that it has the potential to kill the larger idea as each group bifurcates down to smaller and smaller ones until the big picture is lost.
Good point but I don't want someone to go " I'm an ao army member. I'm in the blue division under the red division but I'm still a magpie"
I'm just consious of the fact that beo and berzerkers were here first and thwy may not want a new team name but may want to be a part of it... for example.
I would also think its stupid for 1 member of a team to sign up a whole team when he's the only one shooting a mag. The berzerkers being an all mag team is awesome but a faction has to be mag shooters.
You're all getting the general idearight?
Looks like it could make another good patch.
well all magpies are in the ao army, but not all the ao army are magpies


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Evelyn Poling Johnson journeyed home early the morning of March 3, 2013. Born June 10, 1932 in Gay, WV; she was the daughter of James Albert Harpold and Blanche Marie Fields, having 2 brothers and 5 sisters. She was mother to 5 children, 11 grandchildren, 7 great grandchildren, and married to the late B. Noel Poling. Later marriage to the late Ernest L. Johnson blessed her with three additional step children, seven step grandchildren, and 4 step great grandchildren. Evelyn's life was about family, community, giving, and service.
In high school, Evelyn was Head Cheerleader, a member of the band, glee club, and chosen Miss Viking twice. Playing a major role in the family business, Poling Electric, during the 60's, she raised 5 children, helped her husband B. Noel who was active in WV state politics, was involved with football boosters, band boosters, and numerous community projects and affairs. She was a member of the Eastern Star, Epworth United Methodist Church, a Cub Scout leader, a Brownie leader, a Rainbow advisor, involved with early Midget football, and Little League, and President of the Ripley High Alumni Association.
Her many friends and loved ones gave her courage when she developed colon cancer in 1974. She became involved with local hospitals, the cancer society, and social work helping other ostomy patients cope with their adjustments. She later career changed to help medical offices and patients deal with burdening health insurance complexities. That time of her life became a joy to her of helping others.
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A Democratic New York assemblyman, who has made anti-gay comments in the past, was thrown in the media spotlight this week for wearing blackface for Purim, a Jewish holiday that involves individuals dressing in costume (similar to Halloween), the Observer reports.
Brooklyn Assemblyman Dov Hikind, who is an Orthodox Jew, attempted to dress up as a 70s basketball star. The politician went the whole nine yards -- he wore an afro wig, sunglasses, an orange jersey and, yes, blackface.
"I was just, I think, I was trying to emulate, you know, maybe some of these basketball players," he told the publication. "Someone gave me a uniform, someone gave me the hair of the actual, you know, sort of a black basketball player. It was just a lot of fun. Everybody just had a very, very good time and every year I do something else. The fun for me is when people come in and don't recognize me."
The New York Post points out some lawmakers took issue with Hikind's outfit, like Karim Camara (D-Brooklyn), the chairman of New York Black, Puerto Rican, Hispanic and Asian Legislative Caucus, and criticized him for donning blackface.
"I am deeply shocked and outraged by the insensitive actions of Assemblyman Hikind," Camara said. "The history of the blackface minstrel show is something deeply painful in the African American community. It brings back the memories of African Americans being reduced to 'buffoonery' just to gain access to the entertainment industry. The stereotypes embodied in blackface minstrels have played a significant role in cementing and proliferating racist images."
Before Hikind, 62, apologized, he said that his critics were taking his costume too seriously.
"This is political correctness to the absurd. There is not a prejudiced bone in my body," he said. "I was just, I think, I was trying to emulate, you know, maybe some of these basketball players. Someone gave me a uniform, someone gave me the hair of the actual, you know, sort of a black basketball player," Hikind said.
But the politician finally did apologize for his controversial look.
"To anyone who was offended, I'm sorry," Hikind said. "That was not the intention. "If I had to do It all over again, I would certainly have found something, another costume to wear."
When Hikind took to his blog, he wrote that he doesn't have a "prejudice bone" in his body and, "Yes, I wore a costume on Purim and hosted a party. Most of the people who attended also wore costumes," Hikind wrote. "Everywhere that Purim was being celebrated, people wore costumes. It was Purim. People dress up."
Hikind may have forgotten about the anti-gay rhetoric he spewed in 2007, when he said that gay marriage would lead to incest. Three years later he tried to get gay Holocaust victims banned from a planned memorial and strongly opposed marriage equality efforts during the 2011 gay marriage debate in New York.
The New York Daily News points out Hikind spoke with radio show host Zev Brenner on Tuesday about the blackface and said, "If I was doing it all over again? I would look at, you know, additional alternatives. He added, "because my real objective is - it's not about being a black person or Indian. Maybe I would be a gay person-by the way, would that be okay, Zev? If I played a gay person next year?"


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First of all, what a great NCAA Championship game we saw on Monday night, despite some pretty shady officiating. I went to college just down the river from Louisville and have a lot of friends who are celebrating right now. Congratulations!
Secondly, I'd like to apologize for going MIA last week. Spring break for the kids falls on that week every year, and I took the week off to spend with my family. And it was quite easy to get away from the NBA for a week after LeBron James' shutdown knocked one of my main teams out of the playoffs, while the other was ruined by Brandon Jennings' disappearing act. I'm not going to lie. I became a bitter "get out of my yard" type of old man after my hopes were shattered in a couple leagues that are very important to me.
Great players taking games off during the fantasy playoffs ruin teams every season, and I don't think there were any more shutdowns this season than in most, although LeBron's missed games, and the crazy numbers Carmelo Anthony put up had huge impacts in leagues all across the land.
Some leagues play to the final game of the regular season. That's fine in rotisserie leagues, and in the ones that don't use playoffs, but any way you slice it, the fact the NBA's "silly season" always falls during the fantasy playoffs (as well as my kid's spring break) is just a huge buzzkill for owners who put in so much time, effort and research year after year.
There's not one single answer or format to fix the system, but here are a few things you can do for your league that may help ease the pain going forward.
None of these options are perfect, but appear to be better options than just playing H2H playoffs until the end of the regular season and forcing guys to make a ton of random pickups in hopes that they'll luck out and grab a player who will come out of nowhere and go off when a superstar or two are sitting out randomly. The problem is also compounded by trying to find a site that can accommodate the system you want to use.
I really wish fantasy hoops were more like the NFL, where you basically only have a couple different scoring options available. If we could all agree on one basic format for hoops, it would make covering those players, ranking them, and giving advice so much easier for all involved. But with each league manager service being slanted in one or two different directions, and no uniformity across the sport, this seems like an impossible pipe dream at this point. Maybe I can work with my new colleagues at Yahoo! to come up with a format option that would help bring consistency to the fantasy hoops world, and I look forward to exploring this going forward.
As for what you can look forward to this week, the league is back in full swing on Tuesday after going dark on Monday for the NCAA Championship.
Here are some of the things you should be thinking about when setting lineups.
Cleveland @ Indiana – Kyrie Irving is 12-of-51 shooting over his last three games, but should be in lineups tonight. Beware that his shoulder isn't allowing him to play in back-to-back games (as of now), so he could sit out a couple games this week with the Cavs playing on Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday and Monday. Alonzo Gee, Tristan Thompson and Wayne Ellington are all worth a look for the Cavs.
The Pacers have seen Paul George go 3-of-18 over his last two games, but he should be ready to bounce out of the funk. Roy Hibbert torched the Wizards for 25 & 10 on Sunday, and David West, Lance Stephenson and George Hill are all worth a look. Gerald Green should be recovered from an illness and could be a sneak play.
Milwaukee @ Miami – Brandon Jennings has played better over his past several games and still deserves to be in lineups, along with Monta Ellis and Larry Sanders. Ersan Ilyasova still looks like a must-play, while J.J. Redick and Mike Dunleavy are also options for some owners.
Chris Bosh is iffy for Miami with a hyperextended knee and I don't think you can rely on him right now. Dwyane Wade and his balky knee are actually questionable to make another appearance in the regular season. My guess is he'll play a warm-up game or two before the playoffs get here, but when that will happen is anyone's guess. LeBron played on Saturday, got treatment on his hamstring Sunday and remains iffy tonight. The Heat go back-to-back on Tuesday and Wednesday, and it would be a little surprising to see Bron go in both of those. With these three hurting, Ray Allen, Mike Miller, Rashard Lewis and Chris Andersen are all at least worth a close look in any fantasy leagues still cranking it out. Miller had 26 points and seven treys on Friday, while Andersen had 15 boards on Saturday. The fact these dudes are helping teams win fantasy championships is just wrong.
Washington @ New York – Emeka Okafor is expected to play tonight after suffering a shoulder injury on Sunday, but owners should check on his status before game time. Martell Webster continues to play (and struggle) through his abdominal injury, while Nene's health remains a pretty big concern after he played just 14 minutes on Saturday, and scored seven points in each of his last two games. John Wall is in "Melo-mode" and should be in all lineups, obviously. Kevin Seraphin and A.J. Price are also worth a look in most leagues.
For the Knicks, Kenyon Martin's knee may shut him down permanently, while Carmelo Anthony is now the league's leading scorer after his insane run through the fantasy playoffs. The Knicks have also won 12 straight games and should make it 13 tonight. Tyson Chandler, Raymond Felton, Jason Kidd and Chris Copeland are all getting enough run right now to be in starting lineups, while J.R. Smith is still a must-start player.
Philadelphia @ Brooklyn – Dorell Wright should continue to play through his elbow injury, making him a low-end option, while Evan Turner's ankle injury doesn't appear to be serious. Watch for updates on both players on Tuesday. Jrue Holiday, Spencer Hawes and Thaddeus Young are nearly must-starts, while Damien Wilkins is also worth using in most leagues.
Joe Johnson should play on Tuesday, but is banged up, so be sure to watch Rotoworld for updates. Gerald Wallace has no confidence and is not worth using, while Deron Williams, Brook Lopez and Reggie Evans have all been tearing it up lately. If Johnson misses any games going forward, look to MarShon Brooks to pick up his slack after going off for a career-high 27 points last Wednesday.
Toronto @ Chicago – The Raps were terrible on Saturday, when Alan Anderson led the team in scoring with just 14 points. But it sounds like they're mostly healthy and I'd go ahead and plan on using guys like Rudy Gay, Amir Johnson, Jonas Valanciunas, and even inconsistent Kyle Lowry this week.
For the Bulls, Taj Gibson isn't likely to play tonight, Luol Deng's hip should keep him in street clothes, and Joakim Noah suffered a setback with his foot, which means he's not playable right now, either. Derrick Rose is still teasing us with the thought that he might play before the end of the regular season, but he can't be started, while Nate Robinson and Carlos Boozer look like your must-starts. Kirk Hinrich and Jimmy Butler are also worth a look given how banged up the Bulls are.
Phoenix @ Houston – It sounds like Jermaine O'Neal will play Tuesday despite a shin injury, but he's a shaky option, at best. Markieff Morris, Goran Dragic and Luis Scola are all worth starting, while Michael Beasley could be back in the doghouse after going 1-of-11 in his last game, and then telling the media that he's stopped listening to his coaches. Brilliant.
Chandler Parsons (calf) and Carlos Delfino (flu) missed Monday's practice and if either is out, Francisco Garcia is worth a spot start. Jeremy Lin and James Harden are must-starts, while Greg Smith is worth a look, especially if Parsons is out. The same goes for Terrence Jones, who had 13 points and a nice line on Saturday.
Charlotte @ Memphis – Ben Gordon exploded for 27 points on Saturday, making him worth a look right now, while Kemba Walker and Gerald Henderson are must-starts. Byron Mullens is a serious shutdown candidate with ankle and elbow issues, meaning Josh McRoberts is still worth a look, while Michael Kidd-Gilchrist is heating up, despite being pretty unreliable all season. Bismack Biyombo is also worthy of a look if you need boards and blocks.
Mike Conley, Zach Randolph, Marc Gasol and Tony Allen are all worth using right now, while Jerryd Bayless is dealing with a knee injury that will leave him iffy for tonight. Watch for updates on his status, and make sure Allen is in your lineup if Bayless is out. Quincy Pondexter had 17 points on Sunday, putting him on the radar.
Oklahoma City @ Utah – Kevin Durant's going to (hopefully) be gunning for Carmelo Anthony's lead in the scoring race, Russell Westbrook is hot, and Kevin Martin and Serge Ibaka are also worth starting right now. Derek Fisher had a big game on Thursday, but I just don't trust him.
Alec Burks (ankle) and Marvin Williams (illness) missed Monday's practice for the Jazz, while Mo Williams is coming off a 25-point performance against the Warriors on Sunday. Al Jefferson, Paul Millsap, Gordon Hayward, Derrick Favors and maybe even Randy Foye should all be useful this week.
New Orleans @ Lakers – Eric Gordon was benched on Friday but had 17 points on Sunday, meaning he will likely continue to play on his bum knee. Ryan Anderson, Greivis Vasquez and Anthony Davis are all strong plays, while Al-Farouq Aminu and Robin Lopez will have some decent lines this week. They go on Tuesday and Wednesday, so don't be surprised if Gordon sits again on Wednesday.
Steve Nash is doubtful for this one with a hamstring injury and Steve Blake would be a decent play if he's out. Metta World Peace says he'll play tonight after knee surgery, but I don't think I'd be brave enough to use him. The Lakers will lean on Kobe Bryant, Pau Gasol and Dwight Howard in an effort to make the playoffs, so play them with confidence, while Earl Clark and Antawn Jamison are also worth a look.
Minnesota @ Golden State – Kevin Love is done for the year and will have minor knee surgery, and I am not alone by saying "Thanks for nothing this season, Kevin." Ricky Rubio is dealing with a shoulder injury and owners will want to watch Rotoworld to see if he's in or out. Luke Ridnour had a dud on Saturday, while J.J. Barea is hot coming into this week. Andrei Kirilenko is showing signs of life and I'd play him, Nikola Pekovic is a must-start, and Barea and Derrick Williams are both worth a close look in all leagues. If Rubio is out, Ridnour probably becomes a must-start. Dante Cunningham had 19 points on Saturday off the bench, but is hit or miss, while the same rings true for Chase Budinger.
For the W's, Stephen Curry, David Lee and Klay Thompson are must-starts, while Jarrett Jack, Andrew Bogut and a suddenly hot Carl Landry are worth a look at starting in all leagues.


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How do I make contact with my guide?
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Posted 13 January 2008 - 09:34 AM
Good luck and let us know how you make out.
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Posted 14 January 2008 - 07:40 PM
I dont see anyone on that cloud that im supposed to see.
Be patient, and relax. It may take some time to get results, and you could also be trying too hard. Also, it doesn't have to be a cloud exactly if another image works better for you, though that is a popular suggestion that obviously works well for many people. Some people use walking along a beach with someone, or in my case, a little cafe in the rain. Just focus on calming and clearing your mind for now, then the right images will come when you are ready.
Posted 14 January 2008 - 08:02 PM
I dont see anyone on that cloud that im supposed to see.
Hi there! I have struggled for about 19 years to see and hear my guides, and can give you the tips I've found have worked.
1. If you don't pick up anything at first, just know that you haven't yet found your own "style" of perceiving spirit. You aren't doing anything wrong, nor is your psychic sense "broken." If we expect to actually SEE our guides, we may not hear them WHISPERING to us, or other methods.
2. Everybody has a different psychic specialty. Some people SEE their guides, symbols, etc. (Clairvoyance). Others hear spirit voices (clairaudience) but never see a thing. Also, there are some who simply have a "feeling" that certain information is right, (clairsentience) while others simply immediately "know" the information from Spirit, without hearing or seeing a thing. Also remember that even if you DO see spirit, your guide may not look exactly how you think they will. Lots of people have humanoid/anthropomorphic guides (Native Americans, Shamans, little old ladies, whatever) however sometimes guides come through as simply LIGHT. You may start to see gold, silver, or purple sparkles in the room or in your mind's eye. This could be the way your guide manifests. So when you DO meditate (which IS the way to get to know your guide, as the others mentioned above - don't have any expectations of what information is right or wrong to see. Your own way is right for you. Most people have a combination of the above abilities, with one stronger than the other. Over time, you can learn to heighten the other senses too.
3. Check out the chakra system. The chakras are our spirit anatomy, and several of them are the spiritual organs we use for psychic skills. For instance, the third eye chakra (in between your eyebrows and indigo in color) is the one that allow us to SEE spirit. Simply visualize this chakra being filled with the indigo color, or imagine it as a flower blooming. This will give this chakra a workout. Next your throat chakra, which is a turquoise color, is the chakra responsible for letting you channel spirits directly and/or HEAR them. Meditate on this chakra while infusing it with the color turquoise in your mind's eye. Finally your "solar plexus" chakra is located about 4 inches above your navel (that hollow bit above the stomach and below the ribcage. It's color is yellow and allow us to FEEL spirit and spirit emotions. You can also strengthen your connection to Spirit by visualizing the healing white light of Spirit coming down through your crown chakra - located at the top of the head. Whenever we channel or do healing work, spirit connects with us through the top of our head. This chakra is purple/violet and as it dissipates up toward Heaven becomes more white/silvery.
4. The biggest problem people have with contacting their guides is TRUST. So even if you think "well, I THOUGHT I kind a FELT like there MIGHT be a guide standing to my left, but I"m probably this imagining it" then PLEASE KNOW that you are NOT imagining it. Spirit is so subtle, of such a fine energy, that we clunky-energy humans often dismiss it. But know that if you imagine Spirit to be there they are there. While we humans think of the imagination as pure fantasy, it is actually the very vehicle through which Spirit contact us.
Posted 14 January 2008 - 09:20 PM
Fletch, ditto what everyone said. Meditation is the key, and it may take some time to get good at it. As with anything we want to develop well, we have to practice. So if at first you don't succeed; try, try again. For me it's a particular beach that my family goes to every summer. Sometimes in my meditation people are there, other times I am all by myself. Just let the images come into your head/mind's eye and don't dismiss anything you see, hear, smell, or sense. Your guides are not going to pop up in front of you like a real person. I see at least one of mine as a sprinking of white lights that twinkle for about 3 seconds and then go away. Sometimes I just feel one or more of them holding my hand. Be patient, breathe deeply in and out and make sure you are in a place where you will not be disturbed. Also, you can start slowly with just a few minutes at a time and eventually work up to 30 minute sessions of meditation.
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Posted 15 January 2008 - 10:24 PM
Just don't give up, and don't try so hard. You need to relax, which is a huge part of meditation. Relax, and let your mind go to where it will. The excercise in my earlier post - climbing the stairs and waiting for a cloud is just that - an exercise to use to gain experience with meditation. The images described are pretty universal and the symbolism obvious. Keep at it and practice every day and soon you'll find it as ordinary as tying your shoes. And don't forget to journal!
Posted 16 January 2008 - 10:16 AM
meditation is important, but also understand...when your guide thinks that you need to see it (he, she, it), they will let you see it. Otherwise, they work behind the scenes. That's always been my belief.
good luck
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Posted 16 January 2008 - 12:38 PM
Now if you have a hard time going it on your own as I did Sylvia Brown has a very good cd that verbally walks you through it and that is how I was able to connect with my guide. The first time too. Good luck and keep us posted on your progress.
Posted 22 January 2008 - 04:30 PM
Please someone give me tips on how to make contact with my spirit guide. I was watching most haunted and the medium kept talking to his guide, Sam. how do I meet my guide?
Hi Fletch, I am new to these boards and the whole spirit guide world. I have been trying to get in contact with my guide as well. So far, I have not made contact but on occasion I have waited until I was alone in my home and relaxed. I have found that although I have not made contact yet I feel like I am getting close. I go to my living room since that is where I feel the most energy I guess you could call it, I sit and relax, no distractions. I kind of get in the state I would when I am doing yoga and just speak like someone were in the room with me. Like I said I have not received a response yet but this is how I have found has been the most helpful to me for relaxing and trying to contact my guide.
As far as the paranormal programs on television, I have never sat and viewed a whole show, Maybe watched 10 minutes or so. To me, and this is just my opinion, I do not believe the shows are real. Some parts may be but again in my opinion I think a lot of it is fictionalized for TV drama.
Many on this board have been helpful to me in trying to find answers, I hope you find the ones you are looking for.
Posted 24 January 2008 - 12:34 PM
Go into a meditation to find your peace centre. Create a place where you feel safe, protected, loved. Remain there throughout your meditation by returning your mind to this place.
When you want to connect with a spirit guide set a symbol and a seat for your guide to join you during this meditation of peace. They will enhance and/or bring something to your symbol to let you know they are there and ready to commune.
As stated earlier, not everyone is visual. It is energy work. You are expected to note the changes to energy as you work with someone else and attune to their energies. It can come on any of the 5 senses + intuition and I know. Wonderful changes can occur in your meditation when you purposefully attune to your guide.
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The first post on the Automatest Test Generator for gen_fsm testing gave us a good idea on Rule basis, what we should brainstorm on now, is how the internal machinery should be for this to work as expected. By now this seems to take on a form outside of EUnit, and I shall therefore drop the EUnit prefix on the titles (for now). Without further ado, let us start writing some free-style mock code of our machine, firs off, a basic skeleton.
Second Iteration – Machinery Brainstorming
%------------------------------------------------------------------------------ % Minimal for now, there is a lot of bells and whistles that can be added. %------------------------------------------------------------------------------ run(BaseSetOfRules, GenFsm_Setup) -> case (catch GenFsm_Setup()) of {'EXIT',Reason} -> report_error(setup,Reason); Result -> bind_to_id(Result), run_until(BaseSetOfRules,100) end. %------------------------------------------------------------------------------ % No more iterations to run, and no crashes, all is okay run_until(_RulesSet, 0) -> report_success(); % An iteration: Find valid rules (== positive precondition) and run one of them run_until(RuleSet,Iterations) when Iterations > 0 -> HitSet = [ X || X={Precond,_,_} <- RuleSet, Precond() ], {_,Program,PostCondition} = lists:nth(random:uniform(length(HitSet)),HitSet), case (catch Program()) of {'EXIT',Reason} -> report_error(program,Reason); Result -> bind_to_program_result(Result), % Test postcondition case (catch PostCondition()) of {'EXIT',Reason2} -> report_error(postcondition,Reason2); true -> run_until(RuleSet,Iterations-1); false-> report_error(postcondition,postcondition_false) end end.
In the code seen above, the BaseSetOfRules would be the result of the previously written rule() function, a list of rules. The second argument GenFsm_Setup would correspond to some kind of setup function to run before starting (think in {setup,fun setup/0,fun cleanup/0} terms). This function call should give a result which can be used to bind with '$ID'.
A very important detail is that the predicates PostCondition and PreCondition must not change the State of the gen_fsm!
Given the code above, we kind of have an idea of the machinery and it's syntax. The natural question is then, how do we put this together through parse_transforming? The special parts that need consideration is the binding of values to
And also the accessing of these values. Of course, another detail worth mentioning is the fact that the machinery seems to treat the Precondition, Program and Postcondition as they where all function objects. This brain-storm design implies that all Expressions given in the previous Rule post are encapsulated into a fun during the parse_transforming (aha!).
Let this discussion of value binding and accessing be the focus for the next iteration.
Third Iteration – Binding and Accessing
For the binding of values, the erlang process dictionary fits perfectly. But before going further, let me light up the usual warning lamps about using the process dictionary and tell you how bad it is and how you should never do it, and give you the link to the info about it. Now that we got that out of the way, here is the simple implementation the machinery needs to pull this of.
% Use the process dictionary of the machinery for these special values bind_to_id(Value) -> erlang:put('$ID',Value). bind_to_program_result(Value) -> erlang:put('$PROGRAM_RESULT',Value).
Great, but what about the '$STATE' binding, do we need the process dictionary for it?The answer is: No. The gen_fsm state is a fresh info value that needs to be requests each time the '$STATE' atom is seen in the user (rule) code, thus we would expect the parse_transform to exchange the '$STATE' atom with a special function call.
What about accessing the values bound to these atoms? Well, for the process dictionary bound ones, just let the parse_transform exchange all occurrences with process dictionary lookups. Looking at the first brainstorm syntax, and how it evolves:
% Old brain-storm syntax { not reg(seller), do_reg(seller), reg(seller,generated_pwd)}, % Updated brain-storm syntax { not reg(seller), do_reg(seller), reg(seller,'$PROGRAM_RESULT')}, % Parse_transform ed { fun() -> not reg(seller) end , fun() -> do_reg(seller) end, fun() -> reg(seller,erlang:get('$PROGRAM_RESULT') end },
As for the '$STATE' atom, we would expect the parse_transform to replace it with something roughly similar to this "do not try this at home kids – I am a professional".
% Old brain-storm syntax reg(seller) -> '$STATE'#state.seller =/= undefined; % Parse_transform:d into this reg(seller) -> ((fun() -> {status,_,_,[_,_,_,_,Misc]} = sys:get_status(erlang:get('$ID')), AllDatas = lists:flatten([ X || {data,X} <- Misc]), proplists:get_value("StateData",AllData) end)())#state.seller =/= undefined;
Let me guide you through it in case you need it. According to our manual pages, the sys:get_status will return a nifty status tuple where the last element is a list which in turn has a last element which is a proplist. That proplist contains the state representation which can be accessed through the Key "StateData". For our purposes, this is great. Please note: "… Callback modules for gen_server and gen_fsm can also customise the value of Misc by exporting a format_status/2 function that contributes module-specific information…".
This state accessing might have to be done in several places with close proximity, thus I encase it into an instantly executed functional object (fun), which is parenthesised in order to make it usable by any type accessing method of choice.
Now we have a kind of good idea on how we would like the Rules to be written. Also we kind of know how we would like the machinery to work, thus, the next iteration should be the start of the actual implementation.


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However, it seems that YA and CM are going on another out of town rendezvous very soon. Both will be in the same vacation spot during the same week this year, but CM will arrive a few days ahead of YA. Are their scheduled trips to the same spot at almost the same time merely coincidental? Incidentally, this is the same area where they were allegedly photographed last year. While YA seems to want to not hide his true self, his career says otherwise. Expect more denials of the rumors from his camp soon. Do remember that where there is smoke, there is fire.
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The Kingdom Heirs of Dollywood in Pigeon Forge, Tenn., performed at Sturges-Young Auditorium, Saturday as they have since 2005.
Again this year, the southern gospel quartet nearly filled the house, pulling in 800 concert goers, said Deb Barr, event coordinator.
The Kingdom Heirs of Dollywood in Pigeon Forge, Tenn., performed at Sturges-Young Auditorium, Saturday as they have since 2005.
Again this year, the southern gospel quartet nearly filled the house, pulling in 800 concert goers, said Deb Barr, event coordinator.
"Eight hundred people is a very good crowd," Barr said. "We are pleased."
The audience came from all around the Michiana area.
Jackie Miller of Elkhart, Ind., had heard the Kingdom Heirs in Dollywood and attended the concert last year, also.
"We love gospel music," Miller said.
Rachael Miller of Middlebury, Ind., was happy for a night out and to hear the group.
"My husband really likes them," she said.
JD and Irene Thompson came with a group of 10 from the Sturgis Church of Christ.
"I'm loving it," Irene said. "This is the first time we've heard them. We're definitely coming back again."
One of the perks for concert goers was a discount rate for groups. That's why Judy Ragusa of Battle Creek first attended last year when she came with a group from her church. This time, she and her husband came on their own.
"They bring a great message," Ragusa said.
Lois Veasy and Dillion Ritz of Sturgis came with Super 60s group as they have for several years. But the late night concert would have consequences for their Sunday morning habits.
"We usually go to the 8 o'clock service," Ritz said. "But we're going to the 10 o'clock tomorrow."
Dave and Virgina Brown of Coldwater came with friends and a group from Bronson said they make the concert a priority nearly every year.
Steve French, baritone singer for the Kingdon Heirs and the master of ceremonies, said they love coming to Sturgis and appreciate the reception they are given.
"You probably think we say this wherever we go," French said. "We do, but in Sturgis we mean it."
French and his brother, Kreis French, bass player for the group, told well rehearsed jokes on each other. Andy Stringfield, the piano player, got in on the action, being a groom-to-be.
Others members such as Jeff Chapman, the bass singer; Jerry Martin, tenor; Arthur Rice, the lead; and Dennis Murphy, drummer, stayed out of the banter, but not out of the musical action.
When each's members talent was showcased, the audience responded with warm appreciation and the group got a standing ovation at the end of the show.
Of the 800 who attended, 450 came for a pre-show dinner which sold out before the show tickets, Barr said.
Opening the show was the Sturgis-based group, the Helmsmen Quartet, with Ken Eash, John Davis, Gary Sportal and Mark Davis.
At the end of the concert, Sturgis Council of the Arts Director Brad Donmyer announced the Kingdom Heirs will return March 1, 2014.


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The images for this collection are very helpful for index cards. They have a lot of info (more than we indexers are allowed to collect by the application). So look for this collection to be posted in the near future. I seemed to have had a batch of 20 mostly Italian-Americans (one German, one Brit). All last names began with 'Pic*'. So if you have Italian ancestors from Cleveland, Cuyahoga, OH who were naturalized there and their names start with PIC, then you are about to be very happy.


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Saw this on the official site today. I scrolled through the forum, didn't see it posted. As we all know, 12/12/12 doesn't come around too often, and the Seahawks are making it a sort of fan appreciation day.
Fans are encouraged to follow along all day through the various Seattle Seahawks social communities including: http://facebook.com/seahawks ; http://twitter.com/seahawks ; http://instagram.com/seahawks ; http://pinterest.com/seattleseahawks ; http://plus.google.com/ Seahawks ; http://foursquare.com/seahawks .
A preliminary schedule is outlined below. More details on each hour's activity can be found on Seahawks.com beginning on 12.12.12. Activities without a specific minute will take place throughout the hour.
8:12 a.m.....Tune-in to Seahawks.com for ceremonial "12" flag raising at CenturyLink Field
9 a.m..........Participate in a fan-driven tour of CenturyLink Field via Instagram
10 a.m........Join head coach @PeteCaroll for a Twitter Q&A
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Elly Arend recorded a hat trick driving in her fourth, fifth and sixth goals of the season. Arend found the back of the Kohawk net at 24:48, 57:27 and 58:40. Ellie Bunz (2) scored what proved to be the game winner 6:16 into the match. Erika Balk(1) scored her first goal of the season at 25:40, assisted by Melisse Chasse, who dished out three assists for the evening. Balk and Cecelia Douma were also credited with one assist each.
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offsides wrote:slappybrown wrote:offsides wrote:I know I will get beat up for this, but I would rather have J Staal than Malkin. I think we could have a stronger more balanced team with Crosby and Staal as the top two centers. We could afford much better wingers and have a stronger team through all 4 lines.
Flame away.
Realistically, you are saving 2.7-3.5 mm max in Malkin v. Staal if you assume Malkin signs for 8.7-9.5 per. It's an additional 2nd/3rd line winger. or a 4/5 D-man.
With that savings and the cap space we now have, yes we could get a couple pretty good wingers. Geno just doesn't seem to play well when Sid is healthy and playing well, at least since the cup run.
That's wrong. Those savings would kick in after next season. If Staal was on the roster right now, we'd have 2mm less in cap room right now since Sutter and his 2mm wouldn't be here but Staal's 4mm would. we'd have 4mm less less starting next year in the last year of Malkin's deal, because Staal goes to 6mm and Sutter would still be at 2mm.


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The Evening Etude Music Club met on Jan. 8 to celebrate Founders' Day.
The Evening Etude Music Club met on Jan. 8 to celebrate Founders' Day. The National Federation of Music Clubs (NFMC) of which Evening Etude is a member is now in its second century of existence.
Following dinner at Logue's Restaurant, the meeting was opened by president, Connie Craig. Jo Ann Raney, secretary and Janet Ferguson, treasurer gave reports. Members joined in the Federation Hymn, Collect, and Song of the Month. Program chairmen, JoAnn Raney and Marjorie Jones, presented the highlights of NFMC and its history. They referred to the Web site - www.nfmc-music.org - as the main source for all information regarding scholarships, awards, contests-available, events, and how to contact the organization.
The club members were entertained by the poetry of member Marjorie Jones.
"The Winter Doldrums"
By Marjorie Jones
The temp was cold when I got up
I made my tea and drank a cup
Then I got the paper and read it through
Now, what in the world am I going to do?
I could bake a cake or make a pie,
But, for the life of me, I don't know why!
I opened the drapes and looked around,
The flowers are long gone, and the grass is brown
The Christmas decorations are all put away,
Not a single one left showing today
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DURHAM, N.C. – No. 5 NC state scored three runs with two outs in the first en route to a 5-2 victory over the Duke baseball team Thursday evening at the Durham Bulls Athletic Park. The Blue Devils had at least one base runner in all but one inning, but went 1-for-11 with runners in scoring position and left nine on base.
"For me there were three things that were the difference in the ball game," said head coach Chris Pollard. "[NC State] scored three runs with two outs in the first … multiple times we were one pitch away from getting off the field. Then we make some base-running blunders early. Lastly, we're 1-for-11 with at least seven strikeouts with runners in scoring position. We had some good at bats, but we didn't come up with the at bat with runners in scoring position that we needed."
NC State (40-13, 17-10 ACC) wasted little time putting runs on the board, plating three runs with two outs in the top of the first off Duke starter Robert Huber (5-7). A Tarran Senay two-out single scored the Wolfpack's first run before Bryan Williams sent a two-run triple to right.
Huber pitched three innings in the loss, giving up four runs on seven hits and three walks.
Duke got a run back in the second after redshirt sophomore Chris Marconcini led off the frame with a base hit to right. Marconcini advanced to second on an NC State error and took third on a wild pitch to move into scoring position. Freshman Kenny Koplove then lofted a sacrifice fly to center for his 23rd RBI of the season.
The Wolfpack added a fourth run on a Trea Turner sacrifice fly in the fourth , but left the bases loaded after freshman Nick Hendrix struck out Senay looking to end the frame. Hendrix was solid in 3.1 innings of work, allowing one run while scattering five hits, walking one and striking out one.
With one out and two aboard in the fourth, sophomore Reed Anthes came just a few feet shy of his first career home run, sending an RBI double high off the wall in left field. A base-running miscue and strikeout ended the inning without further damage.
NC State plated its fifth and final run in the seventh as Carlos Rodon drove in Grant Clyde with a ground ball to first base. Sophomore Sarkis Ohanian took the mound with one out in the seventh and issued two walks before getting Jake Fincher, who was 3-for-4 on the night, to ground out to first. Ohanian faced the minimum in both the eighth and ninth innings to close out the game.
NC State freshman Brad Stone gave up just one hit over the final three innings, picking up his first save of the season in the process. Ryan Wilkins (6-2) earned the win, pitching 3.2 innings in relief of starter Ethan Ogburn. Wilkins scattered five hits and struck out five without issuing a walk.
Senior Jeff Kremer led the Blue Devils with three hits, raising his average to a team-best .315 on the season.
Duke and NC State reunite Friday evening, squaring off at 6 p.m., at the Durham Bulls Athletic Park. Saturday's series finale, originally slated for a 1 p.m. start, has been moved up to 12 p.m.


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In addition to their paintings, LeAnne Henry Wright and her students are working to raise money to expand Hope House and build a playground for their facility.
Wright explained that she originally heard about the need at a church service.
"It takes a big chuck of money to do that," she said. "Unfortunately my bank account doesn't always match my desire to change things."
Wright came up with the idea for 14 Hours of Hope. She worked with three students, Piper and Gus Goodson and Titus Wright, to create 14 paintings to be auctioned off on Facebook on Thursday, Feb. 14.
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All proceeds will go directly to Hope House as a donation, Wright said. She explained that as soon as she has confirmation that Hope House received the donation, she will send the painting to the winning bidder.
Wright encouraged people to help – even if they don't plan to buy a painting, by "liking" and "sharing" the 14 Hours of Hope Facebook page.
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Pretty nifty poster or book page huh? Stanczyk found this in a Polish Digital Library. This masonic-looking page, with the all-seeing eye in the clouds with cherubs, etc. is a notice of a Shoemaker's Guild from the "Year of Our Lord 1842" in the gubernia of Kielce.
Now this is of interest to me because my great-grandfather, Tomasz Leszczynski listed his occupation in the church birth records on the 1860's, as shoemaker & innkeeper — which I always thought was a rather clever combination as travelers would need shoe repairs and why not get those while you are staying at the inn. So this image is contemporaneous (roughly) with my great-grandfather and the thought occurred to me perhaps I can find records in a Guild Book about my great-grandfather.
So here is Stanczyk's million dollar question: "Has anyone done any research in Poland and located these guild books in any Archive or Library and been able to locate ancestors?" Question two, "Was the search worthwhile — what kind of info did you find?"
Come on genealogists, let's crowd-source, collaborate, or social network a solution here. OK? Anyone near Biechow parish, Pinczow Archive or Kielce Ecclesiastical Archive or a Library in or around one of those three cities in Poland? Can you help a Polish-American jester out? Email me or even comment on this blog… I'll be waiting.


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We've known the primary issue since working bodies are around 3.5" from rear field strip screw center to aft edge of feed tube and sniper42's is 3.65".
What the issue is now, is how to fix it. Dukie went in depth about something I had only touched on before - the breech bein machined wrong. With the latest measurements you and sniper42 provided, I do not think its the breech. I believe one of the three options I posted before (when you thought I was heavily caffeinated) will work, but it depends where stock exists to do machining. This is why I still want the measurements, in their entirety, from the other thread from working and non-working bodies alike.
I still think a custom bolt might be the best option (does not affect external cosmetics), but I'm hoping someone else can figure out an easier way.
I would still like to see a side pic of Snipers marker. What if as someone else mentioned, bottom milling is just off? He says the "body hole" is longer, exactly what does this mean? I still say we need a pic/diagram fo the body and bullets or whatever showing exactly what needs to be measured to make sure we are all comparing apples to apples.
This is the best I can do with the time I have available.
1. Measure the following:
A to B. From center of rear field strip screw hole to bolt spring seat (without washer).
A to C. From center of rear field strip screw hole to aft edge of breech piece.
A to D. From center of rear field strip screw hole to aft edge of feed tube.
Attachment 88123
Locations in schematic are approximate.
2. Place two balls in the feed tube (positioned vertically) without a hopper. Shoot the bottom one, and report what the top ball does (flies out of feed tube, feeds properly, jostles a bit, etc.). Try to quantify if possible. For example, it flew 2 feet out of the feed tube.
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"Body hole" is the "A to B" measurement in the schematic I uploaded. At least, that's what I took it to mean.
Is my schematic going to suffice to get measurements from everyone?
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Last edited by OPBN; 08-07-2013 at 03:45 PM.
Measure away!
On a ULE or other stock body, we're looking for the following:
A to B. From center of rear field strip screw hole to bolt spring seat (If we've all been measuring the same thing, this will have a wide range. It isn't critical.).
A to D. From center of rear field strip screw hole to aft edge of feed tube.
Locations in schematic are approximate.
Any update on this? I hope we're not giving up.
Most certainly not. I've been working on making a new longer bolt for mine. I'm about halfway done and I will post pics once its done. I will also get those measurements.
If someone has a good cad model I can FARO arm my body that is having the same issue. If not I will just model up a body off of the AGD autocad file. I just ran across this issue, and I was going to post about it, but you beat me to it.
My body only gets to the 240-250 range. Its sad, since I love the body.
Well I seem to have gotten some dimension wrong because all my new bolt does is chuff. I will have to make another go at it and next time I will just make a level 7 bolt for simplicity's sake.
And we have a winner. A longer bolt solved the problem. My first bolt I made from scratch was supposed to be a level 10 replacement but some dimension must be off because all it does is chuff. For the next one I decided to pick up a level 7 bolt from baccipaintball.com for a couple bucks. I turned the outside down and made a sleeve to extend the bolt by .150" and glued it on. I also put a screw in the front so the ball has something to seat against. I will glue some foam to this later.
So far the results are promising. I was able to get up to 300fps before my velocity screw bottomed out. Before the new bolt, at about 240fps, I was getting enough blowback up the stack to launch a ball approximately 1.5 feet up. With the new bolt at 270fps I still have a bit of blowback but it is much less. It will only launch the next ball maybe 6 inches. So a sleeve that is maybe a tad longer might be in order.
With my new bolt the face of the bolt is even with the back edge of the feedhole. Here is a crappy cell phone picture of the new bolt:
So at some point I think I will have to get my hands on a spare level 10 bolt to make a sleeve for.
Now before testing my new bolt, I had a small hiccup where I apparently shot the ball bearing out of one of my detents.
Nice work! Just make sure you don't repeat the AGD Superbolt issue where the sleeves wore out, cracked, and came flying out the barrel. I think this was because they used delrin, but just keep an eye on it.
can you make a sleeve for tha bolt you made to replace a lvl 10 bolt? have you figured out wat dimension/dimensions were off on that bolt?
I had that thought. This one will be more of a proof of concept until I can come up with a more permanent one. The last thing I want is to shoot part of my bolt at someone.
I still don't get why some work and some don't. I would really like you and I to send our bodies to someone to compare to see what the difference is.
I'm guessing that either the breach operation or the entire bottom operation with the grip frame holes, sear hole etc was offset by .150 and an entire batch got machined that way. Hence why there are a few markers out there that have the same issue.
its pretty safe to say that some of tha bodies...tha ones with tha velocity issues....might have had the breach machined backwards, which would have moved the feed hole just a lil further than it should have been. nobody ever complained about having any issues with mounting tha frames or any sear issues did they?
have you guys asked Luke to take proper measurements of tha MM2K9 that he is selling to see what measurements he comes up with? maybe ask if he will test tha velocity on his MM2K9 as well...see if he will help yall out?
All of the holes on the bottom would be machined in one operation. That means that everything would still mount up correctly but if the zero point for the program was off by .150" it would move all of those holes by .150".
is there a way to get a total tally of people who have these issues and present them to PTP?
if you went to them with a full number of how many new breeches need to be made, maybe they will make some replacements?
http://www.automags.org/forums/showt...RKM-3D-Designs"You play stupid games, you get stupid prizes." RU
To my knowledge, this is the first MM2K9 body with this issue to be remedied, so nice job AO!


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Huskers Capture first Conference Win
Lincoln, Neb. - The No. 57 Nebraska mens tennis team (9-8) knocked off the Nittany Lion 4-3 for their first conference win of the dual match season. This put their conference record at 1-3. The Huskers will attempt their second conference win this Wednesday when they face Iowa.
Nebraska started strong securing the doubles point with victories at the No.1 and No.2 doubles. The Huskers pair of Andre Stenger and Eric Sock defeated the Nittany Lion's Guanhua Chen and Chris Young 8-5, while NU's Bradford Zitsch and Dusty Boyer beat Penn's states team of Russel Bader and Matt Barry 8-4. This was Andre Stenger and Eric Socks second pairing of the season. Scott Elsass and Brandon Videtich were ahead at No.3 doubles when the point was decided.
All singles victories came down to the third set's.The first win of the day belonged to Tom Blackwell, his second win of the weekend. He defeated Roman Trkulja in a hard fought battle after splitting sets. The final score was 1-6, 6-3, 6-4. Like Blackwell, Sebastian Florczyk lost the first set, but he was able to come back in the second set. After splitting sets Florczyk defeated C.J. Griffin 6-7, 6-3, 6-1. The outcome at No. 2 singles would determine the winner. This put a lot of pressure on Dusty Boyer. He won the first set against Bryan Welnets 6-4, but fell in the second 4-6. Dusty clinched the match for the Huskers, winning 7-5 in the third set.
"It was good to get out first conference win today", said Coach Kerry McDermott. " Solid performance in doubles today, and that was the difference in the match today. Singles we didnt play a complete match as a team and it showed. The three guys that came through in singles today: Dusty, Tom, and Sebastian showed their teammates that the will to win is a talent iteslef. The match came down to Dusty Boyer, and for a Freshman he is a GAMER (COOL HAND LUKE), and he knows how to win! We have to get ready for Iowa Wednesday, and be ready to battle again."
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1. (NU) Stenger/ Sock def. (PSU) Chen/ Young 8-5
2. (NU) Boyer/ Zitsch def. Bader/ Barry 8-4
3. (NU) Elsass/ Videtich vs. (PSU) Trkulja/ Welnetz N/F (7-5)
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1. (PSU Tomas Hanzlik def. (NU) Andre Stenger 6-2, 7-5
2. (NU) Dusty Boyer def. (PSU) Bryan Welnetz 6-4, 4-6, 7-5
3. (PSU) Russel Bader def. (NU) Marc Herrmann 7-6, 6-1
4. (NU) Tom Blackwell def. (PSU) Roman Trkulja 1-6, 6-3, 6-4
5. (PSU) Matt Barry def. (NU) Eric Sock 6-3, 6-3
6. (NU) Sebastian Florczyk def. (PSU) C.J. Griffin 6-7, 6-3, 6-1
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