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After 25 years as an assistant coach, Bill Walker has taken on the lead role.
The University of Illinois Springfield introduced the 49-year-old as its men�s basketball coach Thursday. Walker was an NCAA Division I assistant for 11 years and spent the past season at Drake.
�I�ve had some opportunities and at my age, I thought this was the time to make that move,� the Missouri native said. �The area is an area I am familiar with. Meeting (UIS athletics director Kim Pate) and seeing this just seemed like a good fit.�
As far as being a first-time head coach, Walker has prepared for it for a long time. The married father of two has coached in the Big Ten, Big 12, Missouri Valley and Great Lakes Valley conferences and the Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletic Association. He was an assistant at Minnesota from 1999-2007 and at Texas A&M from 2008-2011.
UIS upgrades its pay
Walker replaces Ben Wierzba, who had one winning season out of four. Walker�s salary is $68,500, a considerable increase compared to the $46,947 received by Wierzba for the 2012-13 season.
Finalists for the post were Walker, Illinois-Chicago assistant Al Biancalana and Lake Superior State head coach Steve Hettinga. There were 195 applicants. Walker is the third UIS coach in the 12-year program history.
Walker and his wife, Karen, have been married for nearly 25 years. The couple has a son and daughter. Vincent is a senior in high school, while Claire is a junior.
Playing days
Bill Walker played at Warrensburg (Mo.) High School before a one-year stint at State Fair Community College in Sedalia, Mo. He transferred to Missouri-Rolla (now Missouri S&T) and earned all-conference honorable mention honors as a junior and senior.
�His vision and his plan are what ultimately sealed it for me,� Pate said. �He told us what he would do in Week One, Week Two and Week Three. Bill had a plan, and I love that about him.
�He comes from a great background in coaching. His experiences will position him very well as a coach and as well as in recruiting.�
He began his career as a graduate assistant at Alabama-Birmingham under former Illini coach Gene Bartow in 1987. He moved on as an assistant at NCAA Division II Missouri-St. Louis for seven years and at Central Missouri for three.
Walker has coached more than 50 professional players, and five are active in the NBA. He recruited 2004 Big Ten Freshman of the Year and Boston Celtics player Kris Humphries to Minnesota. He recruited in the Chicago area while at Texas A&M, Minnesota and Drake.
�We felt recruiting was key,� Pate said. �(His) connections and familiarity with the region were huge for us. Recruiting is the lifeblood to any program. That was what struck us with Bill and his ability to make those connections at all levels . . . freshmen, transfers, Division I transfers and junior colleges. He is so well connected and he is very well respected in college athletics.�
Meeting the team
Walker met with the team early Thursday morning.
�I led with the term blank slate,� he said. �Everyone here has a blank slate.�
He planned to hold a workout later in the day.
�Once finals start (per NCAA rules), you have to stop working out with them,� he said. �We�ll only have this week and next week, so we are getting on it starting tonight.�
NOTE: To celebrate the hiring of Walker as its third coach, UIS is selling general admission season tickets for $33 for three weeks. The Win with Walker offer ends May 9.
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The Rome Marathon 2013 charity program has been launched this morning in a meeting with representatives of some of the biggest NPOs of the nation.
In 2012, 103 organizations have taken part in the program. 80 of them were Italian, 23 came from other countries. Rome Marathon organizers are confident to keep increase these figures once again.
6 new English and American charities, as of this week, have confirmed their participation in the Rome Marathon 2013.
For the first time, Italian charities will have the chance to buy and sell, alongside with 4k entries, also marathon bibs
Runners wishing to run for them will have to collect at least EUR 200.00 in donations on www.retedeldono.it, Rome Marathon's fundraising partner.
Even more interesting for runners, all charities will have to set cheering points along the course. With music and support they will entertain and cheer up their runners and other associations' supporters alike.
Retedeldono.it has also established a series of charity contests. The top three charities that by March 13 will have collected most money, will receive an additional offer of EUR 1,000 from Retedeldono.it.
There will also be contests for the best-dressed runners and for the best cheering stations.
"We work hard to make of the Rome Marathon a city celebration and an occasion for people to come together for good causes and focused aims" – says Rome Marathon President Enrico Castrucci.
"The Rome Marathon has got a great potential" – states Retedeldono.it's Valeria Vitali, who as a British citizen knows what she talks about when the conversation goes on the topic "charity". "We're set off for a new adventure in Italy's Capital city – we want to lead to a change in how people approach mass events in Italy. There's a whole charity-culture we wish to spread here and with the Rome Marathon we can make it.


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PONTE VEDRA BEACH, FL - The ninth-ranked Duke men's golf team sits in second place after posting a six-under par, 282, Sunday in the first round of the John Hayt Collegiate Invitational played at Sawgrass Country Club. The Blue Devils end the day six-shots behind leader North Florida and are one of 10 teams in the top 50 of the latest Golfweek rankings competing in the 54-hole tournament.
North Florida holds a six shot lead over Duke after posting a 12-under 276 on Sunday. Central Florida (286) is four shots behind the second place Blue Devils with LSU (290) and Coastal Carolina (291) rounding out the top five.
The Blue Devils were led by junior Austin Cody and freshman Mads Soegaard, who both carded two-under 70s to put them in a tie for 10th place overall. Cody, a native of North Charleston, S.C., had an up and down day in which he made seven birdies along with five bogeys. Cody opened the day with a birdie on the par 4 first, but followed the strong start with back-to-back bogeys on No. 2 and No. 3. Cody made a birdie at No. 5, but dropped a shot on the par 3 sixth hole, before carding a birdie on No. 8 to post an even-par 36 on the front side. On the back nine, Cody opened with three consecutive birdies on No. 10, No. 11 and No. 12 to pull himself to three-under par for the day, but dropped shots at No. 13 and No. 16 before finishing strong with a birdie at the par 5 18th hole.
Soegaard carded three birdies on the opening side, but dropped a shot at the par 4 seventh hole to make the turn at two-under par. On the back nine, the freshman from Denmark dropped shots at the par 3 12th and par 4 13th, before ending the day with birdies on No. 17 and No. 18 to post an opening round 70.
Seniors Adam Sumrall and Brinson Paolini both ended the day tied for 17th at one-under par, but had two very different rounds en route to their opening round 71s. Sumrall played consistently all day, making eight pars and one birdie on the front side to make the turn with a 35. On the back side, Sumrall made a birdie at the par 5 11th hole, but dropped a shot on No. 10 before ending the day with four consecutive pars. Paolini, a native of Virginia Beach, Va., started the day with a birdie on No. 1, but dropped a shot when he bogeyed the par 4 second hold. After making birdies on No. 4, No. 7 and No 9, Paolini made the turn at three-under par. On the back nine, Paolini followed a bogey on No. 10 with a birdie on the par 5 11th, but dropped two shots on No. 17 and No. 18 to close the nine with a 38.
Senior All-American Julian Suri struggled through day one, firing an opening round 75 at the John Hayt Collegiate Invitational. Suri started the day with a bogey on No. 1 and a double bogey on the par 3 third hole, but responded with birdies on No. 4 and No. 8 to keep his round at two-over par as he made the turn. On the back side, Suri birdied No. 11, but dropped a shot on No. 15 and two shots on No. 16. The St. Augustine, Fla., native responded with a birdie on No. 17 to card a 37 on the back nine.
Sophomore Michael Ricaurte posted an opening round 77 to put him in a tie for 63rd while playing as an individual in the event. Ricaurte opened the day with five consecutive pars, and found himself at one-over par through 15 holes, but made back-to-back double bogeys on No. 16 and No. 17. Ricaurte rebounded with a birdie at the par 5 18th to close the back nine with a four over par 40.
Kevin Phelan (North Florida) owns the first round lead after shooting a tournament record eight-under 64.Teammates Sean Dale and Joe Stepnes are tied for second a four-under along with Ricardo Gouveia (Central Florida) and Sebastian Soderberg (Coastal Carolina).
The Blue Devils will play the second round of the 54-hole John Hayt Collegiate Invitational Monday. Duke will be paired with North Florida and Central Florida in the second round with action getting under way at 9:30 am.
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Second place in Region II-4A is up for grabs after the Indians' 71-63 victory over the Vikings on Friday night.
GAFFNEY — The battle for second place in Region II-4A just got a lot more interesting.
Gaffney jumped out to a quick 12-0 lead and held off a late Spartanburg rally to pick up a 71-63 victory on Friday night. The Indians, Vikings and Wade Hampton each now have four losses in the region, while Byrnes has five with two regular-season games left to play. Dorman wrapped up the region championship with a win against Riverside.
"This evens us up with them," Gaffney coach Mark Huff said. "We're trying to finish up in the top five. We're in the playoffs, but there's too many scenarios left to tell where we're going to be. It could be any one of us."
It appeared as if Gaffney (13-8, 8-4) was going to run away early. Shaq Davidson scored the first eight points to help the Indians gain a 19-8 lead after one quarter. He would finish tied for the game high with 15 points, along with teammate Tee Hardy.
"Coach told us before the game that we had to come out here and play good because they are a good team, and we needed to get out to a fast start," Davidson said.
The Indians increased their lead to a 13-point margin, going into the half with a 35-22 advantage.
"I thought our kids had a lot of enthusiasm and a lot of energy," Huff said. "Shaq hit a 3 to start the game. I think we had two or three quick turnovers right off the bat and got the 10-0 lead. We played relaxed, I thought, and the kids played hard. It was a good team win for us."
"They were really great in the first minute and a half," Spartanburg coach Hal McManus said. "Two 3s, an and-one and I blacked out I think a couple of times. It was 10-0 in the first minute and a half."
Gaffney stretched its lead to 56-36 on a free throw from DaQuan McNeal with 5:10 remaining in regulation before Spartanburg (13-8, 8-4) began chipping away. Ben Smith started it off with a 3-pointer, later followed by a 3-point play from Korri Dawkins to close within 63-56 with 1:05 to go. Tee Hardy responded with a 3-point play of his own combined with late free throws to help the Indians shut down the comeback.
"It was real important to jump out to the quick lead," Hardy said. "We had to do what we had to do."
Gaffney's Cobby McDowell and Kerry Williams each scored nine, while McNeal added seven.
Spartanburg was led by Dvonta Stevenson with 12 points, while Mike Murphy added 11. Tavaris Scott and Zeke Woodruff each finished with 10 points.
"(Gaffney) understood what this game meant, and they took care of their business tonight," McManus said. "They knocked us off our feet really quick, and it took us three quarters to try to recover. But, I was proud of the way our kids fought back."
GIRLS — Spartanburg 57, Gaffney 42: Kionna Jeter finished with 19 points and 17 rebounds to lead the Vikings (13-8, 9-3) to the road win. Lee Lee Young also recorded a double-double with 16 points and 10 rebounds. Kendra Dawkins added eight points and 13 rebounds.
Gaffney (13-7, 7-5) was led by Shaquisha Dawkins with 19 points.


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Riverland Association, Minnesota Heartland will gather here.
The Crookston Convention and Visitor's Bureau will host two Travel Conferences in 2013. Riverland Association will hold its travel conference on May 7 and Minnesota Heartland Association will hold its annual conference on Oct. 10.
Riverland Association is a coalition of cities along the Red Lake River that uses combined marketing resources and strategies to promote the region. Member communities include: Crookston, East Grand Forks, Fertile, Red Lake Falls, St. Hilaire and Thief River Falls.
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From 12 p.m. to 4 p.m., this first class event will be held at Middletown Memorial Hall, with more than 30 vendors on hand, said coordinator Kate Rokosz.
It's all about love -- in many ways.
The fifth annual Middletown Bridal Expo will be held Sunday, March 3 and a portion of the ticket sales will be donated to the M.O.T. Big Ball Marathon.
From 12 p.m. to 4 p.m., this first class event will be held at Middletown Memorial Hall, with more than 30 vendors on hand, said coordinator Kate Rokosz.
It will be a fun, informative event that no bride will want to miss, she said.
Several hundred people attend each year.
There will be hors d'oeuvres, cake tastings, fashions, show discounts and a cash bar serving up beer, wine, and other mixed drinks.
The expo will also host the first ever Delaware Diamond Cake Dive!
Rokosz, a Middletown resident, is the mastermind behind the event.
"I wanted to provide an opportunity for area businesses to band together toward a common market and expand their advertising dollar," she said. "Nothing of the sort was being done mid-state and it was time to showcase the array of talent and services available to the local bride."
Her primary focus is keeping the day affordable and classy on every level, while making sure there is plenty of interactive fun.
Anything and everything for that special day can be found at the Middletown Bridal Expo, she said.
"You will meet firsthand with the photographers, honeymoon experts, wedding planners, florists, caterers, bakers, jewelers, hairstylists, and more," Rokosz said.
At 2 p.m., the models will make their way down the catwalk, showing off the latest and most stunning bridal fashions in a show designed by Middletown's own Louis Marie Bridal.
"Throughout the day, brides will also be able to see up close and feel the beautiful gowns as models stroll through the show," Rokosz said.
Expo attendees will also get the chance to sit in the limo, hear the harper play and wedding DJs spin, try out the photo booths, and maybe even win one of 30 door prizes! A winner will be chosen every 10 minutes that afternoon.
At 3 p.m., a pair of diamond earrings will be given out as a prize and six lucky brides will be chosen to dive in at the Delaware Diamond Cake Dive, where the winner will find a beautiful set of half carat diamond earrings, Rokosz said. These sparkling prizes all come courtesy of Del Haven Jewelers of Wilmington.
Even if you win one of these wonderful prizes at 3 p.m., don't leave quite yet. At 4 p.m. as the show closes, there will be a white dove release to wrap up the day.
Yes, it will be a day of love, as it has been for the past four years.
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Rokosz works very closely with the M.O.T. Big Ball Marathon, which is committed to raising money to assist individuals, families in need, charities and organizations M.O.T. area.
Discounted tickets can be purchased for $5 online at www.MiddletownBridalExpo.com or for $10 at the door.
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The past month has been very hectic here, and I apologize for not posting more often. Amongst other things, I've been working on two book-length transcriptions, both of which should be available by January.
Last week, I had the opportunity to visit a dear friend, Elaine English, and her husband. Elaine wanted to clear out her book cases, and I volunteered to assume custody of the books she has no need for. During our visit, we boxed up and carted off about half of the those books. Elaine and Bill acquired most of these from Allen's Book Store, which was located here in Clayton, GA, but which went out of business in the '80s, I believe. Mrs. Allen was herself a genealogist. I remember going into the bookstore and standing in awe before her personal collection of genealogy and local history publications, which ran the length of the wall behind the counter. Now, part of that collection has come into my hands.
There are about 200 pieces all together, bound in a variety of ways from three-ring binders and coil-bound pamphlets to paperbacks and hardbacks, as well as forty or fifty reels of microfilm. Localities covered include Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky, Connecticut, New England, and Germany. Topics include census records, church records, newspapers, the Pennsylvania German Society, marriages, and no telling what else. Some of the books are quite fragile, but most are in excellent condition. We hope to pick up the other half of the books from Elaine this week or next, after which I should have a better idea of what's what.
In the meantime, I've ordered some Absorene to clean some of the books, which have a little mildew and dirt from being in storage over the past few decades. Some of the books are cloth-covered, and I've been told that Absorene is not an appropriate cleaner for those particular books. If anyone has suggestions for the care of cloth-covered books, I would appreciate the help.
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Three weeks before a man attacked a woman near Ketner Lake, someone with a similar description choked an 8-year-old boy in a possible kidnapping attempt.
The man ran away only after the boy's sister and her friend yelled and cursed, threw their cell phones at him and the friend pulled on Chandler Jameson's arm.
"I don't know if he was trying to kill him, scare him or kidnap him," said Lisa Jameson, Chandler's mother.
Westminster police are soliciting information from the public about the attack on the woman on Memorial Day weekend in the belief that the same man may have kidnapped and murdered 10-year-old Jessica Ridgeway.
The attack on the 8-year-old boy was not reported in the media until Friday when KDVR-Channel 31 ran a story.
Jameson said that on May 10, she drove to a Target store about a half mile from her home near Westcliff Parkway and Church Ranch Boulevard, leaving her 13-year-old daughter Tori and her friend Jeannie, 13, in charge of Chandler at her home. It was a warm day at about 6:30 p.m.
The Jamesons' backyard abuts a trail and a narrow green space next to a creek that leads to Ketner Lake about a mile away. The kids went outside playing with toy guns. Chandler had a plastic black gun with an orange top that makes "Star Wars" sounds. One of the girls had a gun that shoots Nerf darts and the other had a toy wooden gun.
As they were walking along the trail near a street the girls noticed an "attractive" white man who was between 5 feet 6 inches and 6 feet tall, wearing jogging shorts, a Bolder Boulder T-shirt and green and white running shoes. He had a shaved head, no facial hair. He was trim and athletically built.
He kept looping down through a tunnel that went under the street and jogged by the kids about four or five times.
When the girls lost interest in their mock shooting game and Tori called her mother on her cell phone the man suddenly grabbed Chandler, Jameson said.
The girls were both talking on their phones and had their backs to Chandler, who was leaning against a railing that separated the trail from the street. The jogger grabbed Chandler by the neck, grabbed his toy gun and threw it in the lake and was trying to lift him over the railing to the street.
Listening on the phone, Jameson heard Chandler scream.
"The phone just died," she said.
The girls threw their guns and cell phones at the jogger. He was trying to lift Chandler over the railing, while continually choking the boy. Jeannie grabbed Chandler's hand and started tugging. The man finally let go and ran down a trail between Mandalay Middle School and Semper Elementary School.
Tori again called her mother. Tori and Chandler were crying. She told her mom that a stranger had tried to kidnap Chandler.
Within minutes Jameson reached the kids and they got in her car. When the children told her what had happened she called police and started searching for the man in her car.
"I was going to run him down and kill him," Jameson said.
Firefighters and about 15 police cars responded to the attempted kidnapping, she said. A detective was assigned to the case. Investigators weren't able to get fingerprints from the suspect on Chandler's broken gun.
The incident proved more traumatic to Tori than her little brother, who had bruises on his neck, Jameson said.
"My daughter was just bawling," she said. "They did everything right," she added, referring to the two girls.
The family soon moved away because of incident. The kidnapping and murder of Ridgeway made her very sad, Jameson said.
Chandler mentions the attack every once in a while, she said. He recently told a friend, "You haven't been attacked by a man. I have."
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The Delaware State Troopers Association held a ceremony Wednesday announcing the winners of the annual Trooper of the Year and Civilian of the Year Awards.
Corporal Joshua Jubb from Troop 2 patrol was selected as the 2012 Trooper of the Year. Jubb began his career in October 2008, and in July 2009 was assigned to Troop 2 patrol in Glasgow. Jubb was nominated for the award by the Troop 2 administration, who described him as the epitome of a Delaware State Trooper, whose diligent investigations have resulted in significant arrests and seizures of drugs, weapons, and vehicles. To be nominated, a Trooper must exceed performance standards and be recognized by his or her peers as one who consistently displays integrity and work ethic.
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Posted on August 15, 2012
It is not Uncle Blogsy's purpose to tell you how to behave every moment of your life. It may feel that way from time to time, but I really don't mean to critique EVERYTHING you do.
(This includes the young lady with pink hair who asked me what she should tell Customs about the five riding crops she plans to take with her to Rio at the end of August. I said "As few details as possible." She said, "So I shouldn't tell them anything at all?" I said, "I don't care what you tell them. Just don't give ME any more details, please." But we digress.)
HOWEVER, I do have one gentle hint I would like to pass along to you whilst you are planning your charitable activities over the coming weeks. My gentle hint is: why don't you try PLANNING your charitable donations over the coming weeks?
Taking one specific recent case as an example: if you are going to stop at the Newberry FIRST, please don't put the table, the bags with all the tea kettles, and your recyclables on top of the bags of books. Either start at the other end of your list, so you can unload the table first (and so I don't see what mashed down all those formerly collectible paperbacks) OR put the table in first and stack the books around it.
This is most particularly vital if you arrive when I am not there (by plan or by accident: I know some of you just wait until I'm out of the room, dump your National Geographics, and hightail it out of the parking lot). Many's the time I have looked out on the dock to find some generous soul has left me ten bags of books and one bag of T-shirts. I don't know what made my colleagues at the Newberry wince more last year: the bag with the T-shirts or the bag with the shoes. (The biggest wince, since you ask, was that steam curling iron with the hair still stuck to it, but that's not relevant to this discussion, since it was at the bottom of a box of books. Whole nother blog.)
I know I have already mentioned the donors who backed up the big old U-Haul truck and said, "I've got a dozen boxes of books for you. They're in here somewhere." We shifted two chairs, a trunk, three garden hoses, and four wedding dresses in the search. A little planning on their part could have averted a great deal of tragedy. (If you are a member of the family and are reading this, PLEASE don't start calling me again. I honestly don't know where the bodies are…by this time.)
And if you could sort things out, or even label the bags: "Newberry", "Salvation", and so forth, before you get here, it would avert awkwardness of another sort. I recently pulled three bags of books out of a car. Glancing at the other bags, I found them to be full of old clothes, grubby shoes, and a child's bathtub toys. I said, "The rest of this must be for a rummage sale."
Her eyes lowered the temperature of an August day by twenty-two degrees. "Those are the things I keep in my trunk," she informed me, biting off each word as it passed.
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Lincoln, Neb. - The Nebraska swimming and diving team lost a tight contest to San Diego State 158-142 on Saturday afternoon at the Devaney Natatorium. The Huskers fell to 10-1 on the season following the loss.
The Huskers got off to a great start, winning the meet's opening event, the 200-yard medley relay by 31 hundredths of a second.
Bailey Pons and Hayley Martin then won the 1,000- and 200-yard freestyles, respectively, to give Nebraska an early lead. Pons' time of 10:06.52 beat her previous career-best in the 1,000-yard freestyle by 6.36 seconds.
San Diego State started to chip away at the lead with wins by Leona Jennings in the 100-yard backstroke and Katelyn Weddle in the 100-yard breaststroke. Anna Steiner added a victory in the three-meter dive to draw the Aztecs even closer.
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Following the 100-yard freestyle, the Aztecs would win six of the last seven events on the way to victory. Junior Mikaela Macklin led the charge, winning the 200-yard breaststroke and 200-yard individual medley.
Senior Leona Jennings added her second victory of the day in the 200-yard backstroke as San Diego State improved to 9-1 on the year.
Other Husker winners on the day were Natalie Morris in the 200-yard butterfly (2:05.31) and Amy Herman in the one-meter dive (296.32). Herman's score was a career best in the event.
This weekend's meet was the beginning of a three week stretch of meets for the Huskers. Next weekend the Huskers will travel to Champaign, Illinois, for a dual on Jan. 26 against Big Ten foe Illinois.
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mikey287 wrote:According to a tweet I saw, Jared will be the 20th player to dress for Carolina (NHL) and Charlotte (AHL) this year! For perspective, and we know how many injuries and auditions we've gone through, I got us at 8...Bennett, Despres, Bortuzzo, MacIntyre, Smith, Reese, Tangradi, Eaton, (Zatkoff, DNP)
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"Thousands lose their lives in auto accidents caused by drunk drivers. Should we blame Mothers Against Drunk Driving for alerting us to the dangers of drunk driving? Smoking causes lung cancer. Should we blame those who told the truth and supported anti-smoking regulations for the increase in smoke-free places?"
Well put.
"We have met the enemy and he is us." --Marilyn Reeves
The true enemy is the occasional deranged individual ..or.. group of individuals that commit unjustifiable acts of homicide and terror, for whatever their reasoning or cause.
What is also a truly unconscionable act, is the suppression of a peoples ability to defend themselves, their families and their homes through superior firepower against any, and all with designs of commtting unjustifiable acts of homicide and terror upon them or their neighbors.
Michael Tubbs Sr
Grand Ronde, Oregon
The highest level of unjustifiable homicides committed in America occur where ever liberal/progressive thinkers congregate in the largest numbers.
Coincidence perhaps?
Merilyn Reeves -- "I hope that the time has come to put aside the propaganda and look at the facts"
Easily said, not so easily done.
Unfortunately, incidents such as the Ohio National Guard firing upon unarmed students protesting the invasion of Cambodia at Kent State in 1970 must be included in the discussion. The numbers here include 67 rounds in 13 seconds, leaving 4 dead and 9 wounded.
So, which category is this? A justifiable action, or a mass murder?
"So which category is this?" --Don Dix
For the sake of argument, sayl law enforcement officers (each) believing their life is in emminent danger, fire their weapons at a mistakingly identified person, believed (by discription) to be an armed and dangerous murderer. That person then draws his or her legally concealed weapon, returns fire resulting in the death of those officers.
Would that person, having returned fire in self defense of their own life, resulting in the deaths of those officers be judged as having committed justifiable homicides, or a mass murder, in your opinion, Don?
What say ye, yay..or..nay.
That being said, what if there had been an armed Kent State University professor with a concealed weapon license that had returned fire at the persons killing his un-armed students on that campus that day. Something to consider, is it not?
In a college setting, should only staff be allowed to defend themselves yet not allow students that have already been licensed to carry concealed firearms?
Do you remember the term 'Going Postal' as applied to more than just a few disgrunteled federal employees some years back. Now we have larger numbers of 'Road Rage' incidents where people actually drive their motor-vehicals into groups of other people for whatever reason that seems logical at the moment.
I watched a recent CBS 60 minutes segment about the city of Sao Paulo, Brazil, and the change/effect that has occurred as a result of the city having banned all advertising. Perhaps we might consider doing the same here, in America.
Especially, commercials that advertise violence such as rape and murder for the purpose of entertainment. Any thoughts?
I say there is a huge difference between hypothetical and reality. Your scenario is only a possibility. Kent is an unfortunate part of history.
The question was asked because incidents such as Kent State did not involve someone stealing a gun(s) and going on a shooting rampage. The shooters were "provided" with weaponry, and just as Columbine, Aurora, Sandy Hook, Clackamas, etc., the victims were unaware (of the possibility of being shot) and unarmed. Many similarities after the shooting began, wouldn't you say?
I agree, but I would also add that my hypothetical's do have a much higher probability of occurring in America today due to the proliferation in the issuance CCL's.
I believe ( I could be wrong) that CCL's were much harder to attain in the past than they are today for the average citizen. That being said, how people react to any reality that they must..or..at least be expected to, will differ depending upon the individual and what they determine to be the best course of action at the moment.
Some people prefer to mull over possible consequences to themselves before reacting to or acting upon a particular life saving ..or.. life taking action, when seconds count more than minutes, and mass murders appear in full dress tactical gear, same as the good guys.
Here's a quote from an article I'd read this morning ... "Initially, I would hear guys say 'This is way more than I signed on for."
That is/was a quote from a law enforcement training officer. At the time, he was introducing his people to hypothetical scenario's, out here in Grand Ronde.
Actually, up until about 30 years ago, CCLs weren't a priority, yet many 'carried'.
When I was in high school (long ago), it was more common than not to see rifles in the back window of the pickups in the student parking lot. Many would go hunting after school. The idea that a visible weapon could be considered safe in a locked (sometimes) vehicle has long past. But the point here is that 'back in the day', even some students were armed while at school, just not during class. Try that today!
CCLs are fine for those who use handguns, but that would be number three on my list of preferences. The shot gun and high-powered rifle would be 1 and 2, respectively. And no concealed permit necessary!


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NU Opens Strong at Big Red Invitational
Lincoln, Neb.- The No. 1 rated Nebraska bowling team started its weekend of competition off at the Big Red Invitational held in Lincoln at Sun Valley Lanes Thursday evening. The Huskers competed in five matches, compiling a 3987 total pinfall, placing the Huskers second behind Central Missouri University (4144) in the eight team field.
Leading the way for the Huskers was returning NTCA All-American Liz Kuhlkin. Kuhlkin, a junior, helped the Huskers to a 199.35 team average. Kuhlkin was happy with the team's performance, noting that it was nice to see all the fans come out and support the team.
"It was really exciting, I was really pleased with how many people came out and supported us." Kuhlkin said, "I thought our team performed really well, we just couldn't quite close out Central Missouri at the end. I think we did a good enough job that it can carry us thorughout the weekend."
The Huskers came roaring out the gate in their first match against sixth ranked Sam Houston State, as NU used six opening strikes to take an early lead on the Bearkats. Sam Houston State did not go down lightly, as they strung together two strikes in-a-row to help gain some ground back on the Huskers. Kuhlkin made sure the Huskers took game one though, recording a strike and nine pins in the 10th and final frame, giving the Huskers a total pinfall of 235 in game one of their opening match.
After switching lanes, the Bearkats regained their groove—catching fire in the second game of the match. Sam Houston State opened up with three spares and a strike through five frames of the second game, as NU left two open frames through five frames. The Huskers were not out for the count though, as redshirt freshman April Campbell, sophomore Beth Hedley and juniors Andrea Ruiz and Kuhlkin each recorded strikes in the final five frames to give the Huskers a 449-313 total pinfall lead after two games.
In game three, Nebraska cooled down a little bit, recording five open frames compared to only three open frames by SHS. Even with the cool stretch, the Huskers took a 607-480 pinfall lead into the final game. NU used a great team performance in the fourth and final game versus SHS, recording four straight spares and two strikes to give the Huskers a total pinfall of 786 after their first match. After their first match of the night, NU was fourth overall going into their second match versus Valparaiso University.
Once again the Huskers used a strong opening game versus the Crusaders, recording six strikes and three spares, giving NU a total pinfall of 225 in the first game of the second match. Nebraska took a tournament leading pinfall of 1011 going into game two versus Valparaiso. In the second game versus the Crusaders, Kuhlkin reminded the Husker faithful why she earned MVP honors in the 2013 NCAA Bowling National Championship, recording four strikes in the second game, giving the Huskers a total pinfall of 1183.
NU once again got hot in the third game versus Valparaiso, leaving no open frames left on the lanes. The Huskers were led by Kuhlkin who recorded a strike and two spares in the game, giving the Huskers the top total pinball of 1387 going into their last game versus the Crusaders. In Nebraska's final game versus Valpo, the Huskers used nine strikes to compile a dominating total pinfall of 1610.
In their third match, NU faced off against the McKendree Bearcats of Lebanon, Ill., in the St. Louis metro. The Huskers once again used a valiant team effort, recording five strikes and four spares and only one open frame to add to their already impressive total pinball count. Nebraska went into their second game versus the Bearcats with a 1812 total pinfall count. In the second game, NU left no open frames, recording five strikes and six spares giving the Huskers a comfortable lead with 2017 total pinfall.
Nebraska again had a solid start in their third game vs. the Bearcats, rolling four strikes and a spare to open the game. NU closed out the third game recording four spares and a strike to record a tournament leading 2217 total pinball. In the fourth and final game against the Bearcats, NU tallied four spares and four strikes to give the Huskers a four point lead with 2398 total pinfall.
With only a four point lead going into their fourth match of the night, the Huskers needed four clutch games against national power Arkansas State to maintain their lead. In game one, NU was led by Hedley and Kuhlkin, who each recorded two strikes each in the first game versus the Red Wolves. The Huskers ended the first game with 2611 total pinfall. In the second game, true freshman Gazmine "GG" Mason recorded two strikes for the Huskers, as NU ended up with 2813 total pinfall, placing them second overall in the tournament.
The third game versus Arkansas State brought another great team performance, as the Huskers opened up with four straight spares and a strike. NU continued its momentum, racking up five more strikes with two spares, giving the Huskers a total pinfall of 3027. Nebraska again used a strong team performance in the fourth game versus the Red Wolves, adding to their pinfall for a total of 3221.
The final match of the day came between the two top teams in the tournament, as the Huskers faced off with Central Missouri University. The Jennies had the total pinfall lead going into the final match with 3326 compared to Nebraska's 3221. Kuhlkin yet again led the Huskers in the first game against the Jennies, recording two strikes and a spare to help the Huskers to a total pinfall mark of 3406. In game two, Central Missouri came out firing on all cylinders, recording four straight strikes, with five total in the game. After Kuhlkin added three more strikes in the 10th frame, NU had a total pinfall of 3596 heading into the third game of the match.
A cold stretch once again hit the Huskers during the third game, as NU recorded three open frames in the game. Nebraska regained its mojo on the lanes, as the Huskers finished off the game with five straight strikes including three from Kuhlkin to give NU a total pinfall of 3795. In their final game of the night, the Huskers opened strong with three straight strikes in the hopes to catch the tournament leading UCM Jennies. NU put up a strong fight, only to finish of day one of competition second. The Huskers lost to the Jennies 4144-3987 after a strong first day performance.
The Nebraska bowling team will be back in action at the Big Red Invitational Friday morning at 9 a.m. (Central), at Sun Valley Lanes in Lincoln. NU will again compete in five matches Friday before the final day of competition on Saturday morning. Check back here at Huskers.com for updates following each day of competition.


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Prince William once turned down Helena Bonham Carter's request to be her daughter Nell's godfather.
Anytime I hear that last word ... there starts that music in my head.
The 47-year-old actress, who stars in many of her husband Tim Burton's films, made the request while vacationing in Mustique years ago.
"I got very drunk at one point, and I was determined to asked him to be a godfather to my daughter," Carter told People Magazine at a charity dinner this week.
"He quite wisely said no," she added.
That's not wise at all. That's one fun ... weird ... family.
Prince William was visiting the Caribbean island with his then-girlfriend Kate Middleton. Despite the prince's refusal, Carter has no hard feelings.
"I admire him," Carter said. "He has got the same grace as both his parents."
Prince William was present at the charity dinner, an event to benefit the Royal Marsden cancer hospital where he serves as president.
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Five Huskers Named First-Team All-Americans
The record-breaking 4x400 relay team of Ricco Hall, Levi Gipson, Christian Sanderfer and Cody Rush led the group of first-team honorees. Patrick Raedler also earned first-team accolades for his fifth-place finish in the men's long jump.
Janis Leitis earned second-team honors in the men's triple and long jumps, while James White was also named a second-team All-American in the men's high jump and Oladapo Akinmoladun earned the honors in the men's 60-meter hurdles. Mara Griva was also named a second-team All-American in the women's long and triple jumps.
First-team honors were given to those who placed in the championships' top eight in an event or were a member of an eight-person final. Second team honors were earned by those who finished between ninth and 16th place. In addition, 11 men and nine women earned honorable mention honors.
First-Team All-Americans
Ricco Hall-4x400
Levi Gipson- 4x400
Christian Sanderfer- 4x400
Cody Rush- 4x400
Patrick Raedler- Long Jump
Second-Team All-Americans
Oladapo Akinmoladun- 60m Hurdles
Janis Leitis- Long Jump, Triple Jump
James White- High Jump
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Hi all,
First of all, I really don't mean to be an *** so plz don't take this the wrong way; but say I'd like to buy a new gun and I had narrowed down my choices to either a "classic" Emag or a special ed. 2003 Angel LCD, tell me why I should pick the Emag over the LCD.
I've already owned a couple of Angels, so plz no "Angel are inacurate/choppy/crappy/whatever" crap. Accuracy and range are not issues for me because I know that its a matter of consistancy and paint-to-barrel match. Also, speed isn't an issue either since I can't do more than 12-13 bps anyways and geez... isn't 12 bps enough already?! Now, the cheapest Emag (chrome-polished, center-feed) I could find is $800. For $850 I can get the new '03 limited ed LCD (blue C&C). Bear in mind I'd have to spend an extra 70$ for LX if I go with the Emag. The idea that you can switch from electro to mecha mode isn't a selling point for me, since I never had any problems with my LCDs and I have access to many back-up guns anyways. Also, I own a Freak set and I just discovered that I couldn't use any inserts below 0.687 with LX... which is not a problem with the LCD. I've owned a Mag in the past and breach cleaning was a pain, whereas the LCD has got to be one of the easiest guns to clean on the field (moot point anyways since I don't recall ever having to do this... but still it's nice to know that IF you ever break a ball in the breach you can easily clean it). The LCD has also an on/off switch whereas the Emag has a key.
so why should I pick an Emag over the '03 LCD?
(plz no flames)


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It turns out Wall Street was indeed hungry for some Noodles on Friday.Broomfield-based Noodles & Company Inc. debuted on the public market by pricing its 5.37 million shares at $18 -- above already heightened projections -- and finished out its first day by doubling its stock price.
Shares of Noodles (Nasdaq: NDLS) soared 104 percent, or $18.75, to close at $36.75 on Friday, the day the Broomfield-based operator of fast-casual restaurants raised $96.4 million in an IPO.
The stock excelled -- rocketing as high as 118 percent at one point -- on a flat and lackluster days for the Nasdaq and Dow.
"It's obviously really exciting," Noodles CEO Kevin Reddy told the Camera a couple hours after he rang the Nasdaq opening bell. "We couldn't be more pleased to see just the reception that we had and the quality of the investors."
When Noodles filed its registration documents in May for a future IPO, the offering size was $75 million. Earlier this week, the company raised its price range to $15 to $17 per share from the previous range of $13 to $15 per share.


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Challenge yourself over break with a 29 mile loop through one of the most spectacular canyons in the world. Elevation will range from 6,400ft on top of the South Rim down to 2,200ft along the Colorado River. Participants will carry a full backpack with personal and group gear, and travel along difficult and remote terrain. We can expect chilly evenings and warm days. The trip includes 5 days and 4 nights in the Canyon with a rest day at the bottom to enjoy the magnificent CO River, as well as a night in Flagstaff, AZ. Participants will spend the night before hitting the trail in a hotel/hostel as well as the evening post hike in a hotel to clean up and relax before driving back to WSU.
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Governor Jack A. Markell signed two laws today to reduce illegal production of methamphetamine in Delaware.
Governor Jack A. Markell signed two laws today to reduce illegal production of methamphetamine in Delaware.
This bill will make it harder for criminals to gain access to the materials they need to make meth. It will also give police tools to crack down on its production.
"Methamphetamine production and use pose serious, and often deadly, risks for users and manufacturers, as well as innocent people who just happen to live in a community where something goes wrong in a secret meth lab," said Markell during a bill signing ceremony at the Delaware State Police Museum. "Together, these laws help protect our young people from being introduced to highly addictive drugs and they protect our communities from the extreme health and environmental hazards that can result from exposure to meth."
Law enforcement agencies throughout the state have seen a steady increase in methamphetamine arrests. The number of meth-related arrests increased nearly 75 percent from 2011 to 2012.
"Protecting our families and children from illegal drugs and the crimes that often accompany them is an ongoing battle for Delaware law enforcement," said Secretary Schiliro. "We are very fortunate to be able to work with our Governor and members of our General Assembly who truly have an understanding, dedication and compassion for those who are impacted by the effects of illegal drugs in our State. Today we have added a valuable tool in this effort focused on the use of methamphetamines."


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Howdy I just got my AGD warp feed and I have a couple or three of NOOB questions:1) after the run in period will the vib sensor settle down to a steady spot? as it goes right now I have to adjust it every time i want to feed balls correctly with each shot. 2) does the kit only come with 2 mounting screws? since I havent been running a drop forward or bottom line, I dont have an extra set of screws for the mounting plate. could you give me the specs on them(metric/standard adn what size) so I can try to get a couple more? 3) I am running a old school PF/Hopper left MAG and i dont have to worry about out shooting the warp or my revy but I want to get more battery life could you tell me how to set up a on/off switch inline with the paralell 9 volts?
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Organized by the NYCCAL and league president Edwin Santiago, the clinic's mission is to give local children an opportunity to participate in a productive extra-curricular activity while gaining life values such as teamwork, responsibility and trust.
The Lions' players and staff gave shooting, dribbling, passing and defensive pointers during the event.
"Going to the Bronx and taking part in the NYCCAL's youth basketball clinic was a true joy for us to be a part of," said Todd Golden, Columbia's Director of Basketball Operations. "Our players understand that they are role models for these children, so being able to work with these kids was a great experience for them."


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Here are some great Level 10 and x-valve diagrams:
Not sure if you still need them or not but just in case.
Originally Posted by Rambino
Here are some great Level 10 and x-valve diagrams:
Not sure if you still need them or not but just in case.
Originally Posted by Rambino
I could use a little help with my ULT. It fires as is and works very well, it's walkable. At the field I played at today they were calling questionable because they could "sweetspot" it in the 2-3BPS range. They let me compete though so that was cool. Anyway my problem is when I remove 1 ULT shim it will fire but every 3rd or so shot will be a chuff(even when shooting slow) and the trigger is mushy. I have the most amount of shims that can be fitted in the assembly but any less and it will not fire right - any suggestions?
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Has anyone have any success in installing these ULT into a 2000 Vert Feed MicroMag?
Has anyone tried installing a ULT into a 2000 Vert Feed MicroMag and it didn't work?
Please share. Thanks.
where can i send my rt pro valve in order to have it drilled for a ult?
Check your LX setup (or at least thats what it sounds like). Make sure your on/off is screwed completely ON and your tank is screwed on tightly.Originally Posted by scrumpy
Typical rule for LX tuning is if your marker will not shoot, add a shim to the powertube. If you come to a point where you have 2-3 shims in your powertube and it still doesn't shoot, switch to a larger carrier. When you switch, always start with no powertube shims.
Below is a picture of the RT I have. I used to play paintballs back about 8 years or so ago with a Spyder, however, I am trying to get back into the sport, so I bought my uncles gun. This RT DOES have the Level 10 bolt, and I am wondering if the ULT Trigger system will fit into it without having to make any milling or changes to the gun whatsoever. I'm really confused and I don't want to buy the system if I have to make any changes to the gun. If anyone could let me know that it will work with the level 10 already in the gun, please let me know, I wanna get back on that field immediately!
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Unfortunately your RT does not have a valve that will accept the ULT kit. If the pictures in my original post in this thread were working (image server is down and has been down for awhile), then you would get a good image of why it won't work.
Instead I'll try to explain it. In the hole for your on/off valve there is a counterbore step. This means the hole goes down at one consistent diameter stops then a smaller diameter hole continues further down for the thickness of the o-ring that the pocket holds. You need to remove that counterbored step in order to fit the ULT kit into your gun.
There are numerous machinists on the forum. Contarary to popular belief, I no longer machine and can't help you with this but there are others you can contact. Tunaman is a good place to start. Also BradAGD and if you search you'll find some others with the capability.
All of the new X-Valves have the on/off hole which will accept the ULT valve, unfortunately none of those valves will fit the original RT.
Basically you're stuck with having to get your valve machined or just play without the ULT.
Hi Im kinda new to the Mag world i just got a tac one with a ULT and i decided to make it a bit lighter i added just one shim there was about 4 or 5 in there already and now the valve will not go in the gun all the way im figuring that the assemly is sticking out a tad too much and i cant get to go any further , whats the fix for this?
Loosen the screw that holds the grip frame onto the rail.
That is the screw inside the trigger guard that goes up.
Loosen it or take it out...that will give your plenty of clearance.
Well, I basically took of the whole body and the assembly is still sticking out too much. ive only added one shim it goes back in fine once i take the shim back out. im wondering if i couldnt just shave off some of the assembly with a file or a mill
There is a limit to the amount of shims you can put in the assembly. It should be 6, but it sounds like your's only lets you put in 5 shims. You're going to have to go back to the original number of shims and play with that. Keep in mind the trigger will get lighter over time and when things start to wear-in.
Got my X-Valve and ULT kit today. I'm a bit confused, when I take out the original on/off, do the 2 o-rings at the top stay in there for use on the ULT kit or must they come out?
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I have a PTP MicroMag w/X-valve, LVL10, and ULT. I have a small leak that I cannot fix. Pushing on the front of the bolt does not change the pitch of the leak, so I assuming it is not coming from the barrel. If I hold the trigger back, the leak changes its pitch, but does not stop. I am guessing the ULT is causing the leak. All orings have been changed. I think I have 1 thin shim and 4 thicker shims in the ULT now and adding more will not allow the valve to go into the body. On a side note, when the two halves of the ULT are screwed together, the top does not fully tighten, it still has play if I pul up and down on the top. Does that make a difference?
Thanks in advance. If you need more info, let me know.
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Help! I'm trying to install a ULT in my X-Valve mag, and I'm having trouble. I'm only using 1 spacer ring, and the thing is running away full auto when you touch the trigger. I had a ULTed mag a while back and it was not like this. What else can I do?
hmm, normally when its going full auto you have a lot of shims in it or a high input pressure, 950+Originally Posted by Interceptor
I'd suggest oiling it and changing the shim count until it works. you have to find the right amount.
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I'm down to one shim right now and its still going nuts!
I know putting a ULT on a smartmag valve is not recommended, but could i ask why it isn't? In other words, would it just be slight disadvantages or major malfunctions? I guess it'd be better to just bite the bullet and save up for an xvalve huh...
Im getting terrible runaway on my mag and was told it is probably a ULT problem. Took it apart and found 4 shims. Popped 1 out but in but Im still getting runaway every time I pull the trigger. I ran out of air before I can test it w/ less...how many more shims should I remove before I can eliminate ULT as the problem?
It is not hazardous to use a ULT with a classic style valve. The disadvantage is the increased ease of shortstroking. Some can do it with much success, others can't.Originally Posted by Daemon
Ok, so after much fideling with my X-vavle, thinking my problem was bolt stick, a tech at a local store tried swapping my ULT on/off with a standard RT on/off, and voila, no more loss of pressure behind the trigger. Looking at the ULT on/off, we noted that somehow 7 shims had been installed prior to delivery to me. Putting fewer and fewer shims on it did not remove the loss of trigger pressure issue, and eventually caused a leak.
So, my question is, how should the gun be performing now, with the standard on/off? I find that, besides a heavier trigger-pull, and harder punch from the RT, it is extremely easy to short-stroke, in fact, any attempt to shoot faster than about 10 bps results in short-stroking. Is this normal for the standard RT on/off? Will reoiling/ use of gun grease on the sear only, help? And if I order a new ULT on/off, how likely am I to have the exact same problem as before?
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does anybody know if a Hyperframe on/off is as light (trigger pull) as the ULE kit? I'm considering buying a Spydermag frame...
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I don't think it is. It also wears away the bolt.Originally Posted by Dover
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question... i'm thinking of getting the ult, but i still wanna keep some of the reactivity, so if i wanna do this, i gotta put in the maximum # of shims to start out with?
I have a x-valve all tuned and threw the ult with all but last shim and get 1-2 shots and then won't fire . Should I start using LV Shims too? it seems like too much. I still have Tiny Black o-ring in Baggie. Am i supposed to install that as well? Did anyone have to adjust lx or x-valve after installing ULT? Have Nitro Duck Adjustable Tank set at 800psi maybe little more. Seemed to get worse as i added more shims ( No Runaway ) Rear screw for valve Needs to be real tight? Haven't oiled on\off yet Should I? valve has been oiled very recently. I think that all my Questions- Thanx
Is anyone gona answer? Caues my bolt is stickin now after all shims are in( it sticks after a good amount of shots ) its defin. not my LX caues that was workin perfectly before this. Unless you have to adjust it with this being in there( Which would be helpful if SOMEONE WOULD ANSWER .


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Bethany Children's House is a Montessori Preschool with great purpose, enriching young minds through creative pathways and encouraging pride in accomplishment through attainable expectations.
Bethany Children's House is a Montessori Preschool with great purpose, enriching young minds through creative pathways and encouraging pride in accomplishment through attainable expectations.
Now the school is extending itself further with the institution of the Enrichment Works Program. The Enrichment Works provide preschool students with the opportunity to expand their learning in specific arenas, while allowing the school to tap into the rich creative resources of the area.
The Enrichment Works pair Montessori teachers with outside instructors who are experts in their fields. This module allows parents of current students more choices and opportunities to enhance their children's education, while offering the benefits of the exceptional school to parents and children outside of the Bethany Children's House family.
The first Enrichment Works, entitled "Exploring Art Through Picture Books," offered the varied talents of local art instructor and children's illustrator Heather Hogan Spencer.
This very successful program provided students with two hours of immersion in the world of Art and Storytelling twice a week. Spencer teamed up with Bethany Children's House teacher Micki Darazdi to create a rich environment where the presentation and production of art could be nurtured by the Montessori method.
The students, ranging from ages 3-5, entered a world where they could safely explore their own unique perspectives and talents, while honoring those around them. Heather Hogan Spencer facilitated a structured program, with plenty of wiggle room for the freedom of young minds.
The children were given interactive story time, where hands shot into the air for insightful inquiries and excited comments. They then moved to a space where a specific art lesson was presented and a mode of art exemplified by an accomplished artist.
The students, their curiosities peaked and raring to go, were then encouraged to dive into an art project. They built 3-D cityscapes, made pop-up valentines, filled pages full of fingerprint people, and pasted geometric collages. Each was a masterpiece unique to the young artist.
Heather Hogan Spencer shared her joy in working with such rich young people.
"Pre-school aged children in Art Enrichment are exposed to and have the chance to experiment with art media and technique that they normally wouldn't get their hands on until much later on.
"Exposing them to the lives and works of great artists this early and in this kind of playful, experimental setting just unleashes the creative spirit, way before they get it in their heads that there are things that they cannot do."
The Exploring Art Through Picture Books Enrichment Works has spearheaded what is sure to be an exceptional opportunity for preschool age children in our area. The Enrichment Works continue through this spring with a Music Together Enrichment Works.
Alison Myers, Teacher and Director of Bethany Children's House, is confident that this program will continue to be successful because of the innate benefits for the children involved.
In her words, "Our children are driven by curiosity, the Enrichment Works programs help us meet this desire by providing intense studies into the experiences and opportunities at the core of the Montessori approach.
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