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Fatal Tide, East Salem Trilogy Series #3Lis WiehlThomas Nelson / 2014 / Trade Paperback$15.29 Retail:4 Stars Out Of 5 10 Reviews
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alwaysreadingAge: 55-65Gender: female3 Stars Out Of 5Good readSeptember 15, 2015alwaysreadingAge: 55-65Gender: femaleQuality: 3Value: 4Meets Expectations: 3Fatal Tide is the third and final book in the East Salem Trilogy. The evil that started at St. Andrians has grown almost out of control and Tommy, Dani, Quinn & Cassandra race against time to stop the spread of the virus that turns teenage boys into super killers. However one of the obstacles that stands in the way are hounds from hell lurking in the forest just beyond Tommys property. We also get to meet government agent ED Stanley who is a fellow believer and represents a group of Christians that work inside the US government and are ready to take on whatever challenge the evil one thows at them.
This book has three different plots, Casandra goes after the man that founded the virus, Quinn goes after the virus itself and Tommy, Dani and Reese take on the Hounds of Hell. Usually I find that books that have this many plot going on it is sometimes difficult to keep things straight and the plots may get jumbled. But with this book I found that not only was it fairly easy to keep everything straight, the different plots actually came together and made sence at the end of the book!
There are several aspects to this book that I loved but the one that I like the best were the humorous one liners that are sprinkled throughout this book. For being such a dark book, it brought some much needed relief and it also brought at more human side to the characters. Humor is good for the soul, and Im glad that the authors didnt forget that.
I liked the way that the hounds of hell were written and how they were linked to both the natural world and the supernatural world. Angels Charlie & Ben make several appearances and of course help fight the enemy.
On the other side of the coin as with the other books, one thing stood out, that there was very little about God or Jesus. Tommy was the only one that had any real faith. Spiritual Warfare includes prayer, lot of prayer and unfortunately this book left that out. So I have to give this book at 3.5 stars for that reason.
PastorWisconsinAge: 45-54Gender: male3 Stars Out Of 5Great IntrigueJanuary 7, 2014PastorWisconsinAge: 45-54Gender: maleQuality: 5Value: 5Meets Expectations: 4I probably should not have read "Fatal Tide" because I didn't really care for the previous book in this series, but I do like the author Lis Wiehl. I am also not a big fan of Science Fiction so I knew what I was getting into.
A dark prophecy begins to be fulfilled in East Salem. A double murder takes place by creatures from hell and Hieronymus Bosch's painting, Garden of Earthly Delights. A lone survival takes refuge in Tommy Gunderson's home. Tommy's pond is contaminated with Provivilan—an insidious drug that could transform New York City's children into an army of violence-addicted murderers. But for an occultish pharmaceutical company, poisoning the water supply of the city is only the beginning.
Tommy's friends must infiltrate St. Adrians if they are going to stop this evil. Eventually they fight against demons who were just bidding their time.
Their is much suspense. Tommy's ex girlfriend and Dani ex boy friend are involved on side with the good guys. You find yourself liking these characters and your heart raises when the put their lives on the line.
It was a good read. Tommy and Dani's relationship grows and so their is suspense and romance. What else could you want?
The problems I have is that I don't think Christians can kill demons on a physical level. I also don't believe in twin Telepathy. One twin cannot just think a thought and the other twin hundreds of miles away "hear" that thought.
I guess I would rate this book three out of five stars.
I was given this book as part of the Booksneeze blogger program. I was not required to write a positive review.
beckieAge: 35-44Gender: female3 Stars Out Of 5fatal tide reviewJanuary 1, 2014beckieAge: 35-44Gender: femaleThis review was written for Fatal Tide - eBook."Fatal Tide" by Lis Wiehl is the last novel in the East Salem series. The series star Tommy, a former NFL star turned private detective, and Dani, who works with the District Attorney. The two have been following a series of events that involve a private school for the elite boys of the world and world wide demonic events. In this finale, the two and their team unite to prevent the demons from contaminating the drinking water of the world with a drug that turns everyone into super-soldiers.
This book has all the conspiracy/paranormal stuff of the world. Demonic beasts, demons, angels, twinstincts, and super drugs. It almost has too much. It would be more intense if it were more believable. I liked the first book in the series much more than the rest of the books. However, this book is essential to the series. I would give it a B-. I received this book for free from www.booksneeze.com.
Debbie MWisconsinAge: 45-54Gender: female3 Stars Out Of 5Fast paced thrillerOctober 30, 2013Debbie MWisconsinAge: 45-54Gender: femaleQuality: 5Value: 5Meets Expectations: 3This review was written for Fatal Tide, East Salem Trilogy Series #3.Fatal Tide by Lis Wiehl is the third book in the East Salem trilogy. It starts out very fast paced, and I couldn't put the book down! It picks up right where book two left off. Reese, a 17 year old boy, is in the car with 2 men, trying to get him to safety, when their car is attacked by demons. Reese is the only survivor.
Tommy and Dani are trying to figure out the mystery, and who/what is the dead body in Tommy's pond, and who killed him? And will they be able to stop the plot to contaminate the world's water supplies? And what really is going on at St. Adrian's Academy?
This story has a lot of mystery and intrigue, and yet, a bit of a love story, as you are anxiously waiting to see if Tommy will ever get a chance to ask Dani to marry him. You bite your nails, as Quinn and Cassandra go undercover, to try to help Tommy and Dani solve the mysteries.
I have mixed feelings about this book. Yes, I love the mystery and intrigue. But, some things were just too hard for me to grasp--as in being able to shoot and kill demons, and that demons would show up blue, on an infra red scope. I loved the old Frank Peretti's books, as they would really open your eyes to see that we need to pray--and that when the saints began to pray, the angels would be strengthened, and be able to defeat the demons. In this book--they don't pray to defeat the demons, but shoot them with guns, in a real battle, and not supernaturally. What does Corinthians say about our weapons? They aren't carnal (or physical). I also didn't like the "twinspeak" in the book--where twins can see and speak to each other, even thousands of miles apart.
I received a complimentary copy of the book, Fatal Tide, from BookSneeze and Thomas Nelson, for my honest review.
HS Mom of 4Georgia, USAAge: 45-54Gender: female5 Stars Out Of 5Great book... terrific series!October 17, 2013HS Mom of 4Georgia, USAAge: 45-54Gender: femaleQuality: 5Value: 5Meets Expectations: 5This review was written for Fatal Tide, East Salem Trilogy Series #3.Lis Wiehl with Pete Nelson have written another top-seller! East Salem Trilogy began with Waking Hours #1 and continued with Darkness Rising #2. The story picks up on December 20th; George Gardener and Julian Villanegre are escorting Reese, a young man home from St. Adrian's, to England at Tommy Gunderson's wishes.
The evil that has taken over St. Adrian's Academy is seeping out into the world. Dani and Tommy continue to battle the unseen forces while protecting those they love and care about. As the demon creatures surround Tommy's home, his love for all thing "techy" helps them see what they are really up against. With Reese's help and others, the true satanic conspiracy becomes clear and the battle lines are drawn.
I once again enjoyed being immersed in the world of good versus evil. Thanks to Lis Wiehl for crafting a wonderful story of God's faithfulness to His children!
I received a complimentary copy of Fatal Tide from BookSneeze and Thomas Nelson for my honest review.

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Robotic Gas Tungsten Arc Welding
|Key benefits of robotic GTAW welding include repeatable, precise heat control and exact penetration to meet challenging quality standards, and on-the-fly procedure adjustment, for automatic switching of procedures between thick and thin applications.
The gas-tungsten-arc-welding (GTAW) process is similarly slow and steady, and precise. The quality of the weld—not how long it takes to complete the weld—often is the primary consideration when using this welding process. Skilled GTAW welders earn some of the industry's highest wages, due to the precision and skill demanded by this manual technique.
However, as the metal-fabrication industry continues to deal with the shortage of skilled welders, and at the same time manufacturers seek to increase productivity without compromising quality, they frequently turn to automating their welding operations. Becoming more common is the implementation of robotic GTAW, bringing speed and productivity gains to users of this precise welding process.
Benefits of GTAW
The primary benefit of the GTAW process is the high-quality welds it deposits with nearly all types of metal alloys. While carbon steel, stainless steel and aluminum-alloy applications are commonplace, the process also works with more exotic materials such as alloys of titanium, zirconium, columbium, and tantalum, as well as austenitic nickel-chromium-based superalloys. These materials find use in the aerospace, military, motor sports, nuclear, pipe, power-generation industries, as well as for general maintenance and repair applications. The common thread among these industries: Manufacturers typically employ thin-gauge, high-performance materials that exhibit some combination of superior mechanical, electrical and thermal properties. They require consistent and precise weld penetration, and repeatable control of many factors, including weld travel speed, shielding-gas coverage, temperature control, and precise heat control to avoid shrinkage and distortion.
The GTAW process produces a narrow heat-affected zone (HAZ), which in turn reduces solidification stress cracking and distortion in the finished weld. The traditional "stacked-dime" cosmetic appearance of a GTAW weld conveys a sense of visual quality to the process.
Procedure Qualification and Certification
The American Welding Society and The American Society of Mechanical Engineers provide widely accepted international standards for GTAW-procedure qualification, written specifically for a variety of materials. GTAW performed to a specific code requires a Welding Procedure Specification (WPS), a formal document that describes welding procedures to ensure repeatability when the process is performed by properly trained welders. A Procedure Qualification Record (PQR) is a record of the welding variables used to produce an acceptable test weldment, as well as the results of tests conducted on the weldment to qualify the WPS.
With procedures established for a given welding process and joint design, they then must be strictly followed during subsequent production welding. This requirement encourages the addition of automation to a GTAW operation, to ensure repeatability and traceability, and the ability to establish limits and restrict the adjustment of any variable to stay within qualified procedures.
Where Robots Make Sense
Robotic GTAW provides a number of quality-control advantages, including automated, repeatable, uniform and consistent welds, with increased productivity—particularly when considering the speed of torch repositioning between welds. Using a robotic arm provides repeatable access to welds that might otherwise be difficult to reach manually or that might require torch rotation.
Key benefits of robotic GTAW welding include:
• Repeatable, precise heat control and exact penetration to meet challenging quality standards;
• On-the-fly procedure adjustment, for automatic switching of procedures between thick and thin applications;
• Torch movement and automated control of the welding variables such as shielding-gas preflow, starting weld current, current upslope time, welding current, pulse frequency, current downslope time, crater-fill time, and gas post flow. Arc length can be automatically maintained with automatic voltage control, and bead width, penetration, and surface appearance can be tightly controlled.
• Improved welding productivity, by as much as 300 percent;
• Reduced operator training time and inspection costs, and improved weld quality; and
• The ability to save multiple weld schedules and several hundred welding programs, for easy retrieval.
Robotic GTAW is used in a range of successful applications, including:
• Thin plate: Fusing coil ends, joining corner edges of thin materials and pipe welding of exotic materials;
• Thick plate and overlay applications: heavy-wall aluminum, overlay and hardsurfacing, and narrow-groove, thick-wall sections.
• Instrument diaphragms and delicate expansion bellows.
Stainless steel, titanium, 4130 Cr-Mo, Inconel, aluminum and special-alloy steels commonly are used in these applications. The robotic GTAW process provides advantages for each of these materials. For example, aluminum is traditionally difficult to weld using the GTAW process because it tends to expand quickly and conduct heat well. Robotic GTAW helps control heat input and ensures strong, reliable welds.
Titanium has a wide continuous-service temperature range, and the highest strength-to-weight ratio of any metal. However, titanium has a high melting point and is not very resistant to corrosion during the welding process. Robotic GTAW welding can provide precise, repeatable procedures to reduce the risk of contamination.
Stainless steels have a high chromium content, which when GTA-welded manually can easily become overheated. Robotic GTAW can be introduced to avoid the appearance of an undesirable dark color on the surface of the weldment.
With heat-resistant alloys used in aerospace and nuclear applications, it's more difficult to achieve 100-percent penetration when welding by hand. Robotic GTAW ensures the proper ratio of amperage to travel speed, resulting in a precise weld-penetration profile.
Intelligent, Robotic GTAW
Robotic GTAW already is used in a range of successful applications, including fusing of coil ends, joining corner edges of thin materials, pipe welding of exotic materials, and on instrument diaphragms and delicate expansion bellows.
The advancement of robotic GTAW technology has spurred the development of sophisticated yet cost-effective vision systems that have substantially improved quality control, assisting with joint-location tracking and error-proofing. During procedure qualification, the operator calibrates the camera and teaches the weld path on an ideal part. This reference image is stored in the robot controller memory. On each part thereafter, the camera takes a picture before an arc is established, and the robot performs a pattern match between the reference image and the new image. The controller then calculates any required robot offsets and adjusts the entire weld path accordingly. This technology advancement is particularly suitable on thin materials where arc placement is critical.
GTAW waveforms have been created to produce a pulsed output for faster travel speeds, as well as higher amperage peaks that result in a more forceful welding arc, ideal for anodized applications. Also, GTAW of thick-to-thin materials has not als been easy for an automated system to perform. The introduction of Micro-Start technology allows for a low-amperage (2 A) starting current on thin materials that automatically transitions to a high amperage for thicker materials. New digital communication technology with a robotic system can automatically adjust the welding procedure based on torch location as it weaves from the thick material (high amperage) to thin material (low amperage), for consistent penetration control.
Torch design also has evolved dramatically. Smaller-profile torches and improvement in the design of the gas diffusers and lenses, which smooth out the shielding-gas flow and allow for greater tungsten stickout, can provide better access to tight joint configurations.
Lastly, production-monitoring software can aid in weld-data collection, and is designed to allow fabricators to analyze and improve their welding operations and processes. It also aids in meeting the requirements of ISO, Six Sigma, statistical process control (SPC), quality cost delivery (QCD) and overall equipment effectiveness (OEE) programs.
Is Robotic GTAW Right for Your Company?
There are a number of questions to ask when considering a move to robotic GTAW. They include:
• Is GTAW an integral part of the manufacturing process? Are you looking to improve productivity and implement high levels of repeatable weld quality on mild steel, stainless steel, aluminum, copper, titanium or other exotic alloys?
• Are you experiencing quality problems or competitive cost pressures from your customers? Do you have difficulty in hiring qualified GTA welders? Is your turnover of trained welders excessive? Are your labor costs increasing?
• Do you have stringent quality requirements that could be improved by automating your welding operations? Do you need improved process control for travel speed, heat input and gas coverage that an automated solution might provide?
• Are you working with a robotic GTAW integrator that is knowledgeable in the process and can provide ongoing future support for the robot system, as your needs change?
The best to determine if your company can benefit from robotic GTAW is to ask a welding-equipment supplier to review your part prints or apply a robot—in a test-laboratory environment—to your actual parts for a no-charge productivity-improvement analysis. Applications engineers will analyze your welding processes and procedures and propose improvements to provide the best return on investment and increase in productivity and quality. MF
See also: Lincoln Electric Co.
Related Enterprise Zones: Automation, Welding


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Because Jennifer Lawrence won the Golden Globes last night, here's her every move documented. Apart from bathroom breaks, that is.
1. Starting as she meant to go on, J.Law crept up on Taylor Swift during her red carpet interview with Ryan Seacrest and photobombed the hell out of her:
2. She then told Taylor she'd planned to push her down the stairs. TSwift giggled and said something like "oh I wish you would" and then JLaw did and Taylor Swift rolled down the stairs a la Showgirls' Cristal Connors (minus the nipples) and landed in a puddle of raw sewage. OK no, but can you imagine? Don't you want to imagine?
3. Then her bracelet fell off during her own chat with Seacrest.
4. And before putting it back on, J.Law whipped it around like it was a lasso. A multi-million dollar bejeweled lasso. Someone had clearly been listening to Ke$ha's hit "Timber" on her limo ride to the awards.
5. Let's also take this moment to address her Christian Dior gown. Did it make her look like Disney's Princess Ariel just washed up on the shore? Or maybe just a tampon? Opinions were varied.
6. Most importantly, Colton Haynes dressed up and made the dress a meme. This is the best thing Colton Haynes has ever done, and that's a high bar considering his resume includes many shirtless Teen Wolf moments:
7. Many regular folks seized the opportunity to wrap themselves up in a duvet and take selfies. I mean, who wasn't watching the Globes live wrapped up in a duvet and drinking wine anyway?
8. Oh, and then PETS WERE INVOLVED TOO:
9. J.Law then made it into the building, and featured in the hilarious opening monologue from hosts Tina Fey and Amy Poehler. She laughed along, even when they joked she'd become "a bitch" to work with:
10. But then she got serious, because she won out in the Best Supporting Actress category for her role in American Hustle. She was shocked! (But not TSwift shocked though; perhaps they hadn't gotten as far as sharing tips on giving :O face in their text message convos yet.)
11. She gave a sincere and lovely acceptance speech where she discussed falling in love with director David O. Russell's work and falling in love with most of her fellow nominees too. Sort of; says J.Law: "I actually did watch all of the movies this sea — not all them, but you know what I mean."
12. Here's a lovely photo of her with the trophy:
13. She sat with her on/off boyfriend Nicholas Hoult during the ceremony. Presumably they are "on" at the moment, because they kissed and it was just lovely:
14. And for the remainder of the Globes broadcast, cameras cut to Lawrence and caught her consistently with her wine glass in hand. Checklist for the night: hot British boyfriend, gold statuette, pinot grigio. Sounds PERFECT. And that's just J.Law, isn't it?
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This is the first "holodeck gone bad" episode in Trek, and as it's one of the more egregious examples it's a sensible place to address the issue. Let's take a look at what happens here : the ship is scanned. Not shot at, not damaged, just scanned. Something that must happen to it on a very regular basis. As a result, the holodeck doors are sealed. All communication in or out is cut off. The safety systems are compromised to the extent that the characters are able to shoot people and mortally wound them. And the design of the system is such that it's next to impossible to shut it down, and an imprecise attempt to do so can kill everybody inside.
Can you imagine something like this being put into use today? Whoever had a hand in designing, building and installing the thing would find themselves sued into oblivion, and quite possibly jailed on a charge of negligent homicide!
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This episode was originally supposed to be placed after "11001001", with the modifications to the holodeck made there explaining the malfunction here.
The episode won a Peabody award, given for excellence in radio and television, and an Emmy for Outstanding Costume Design.
Where it falls down is in having the holodeck failure. This would be something often resorted to by the writers; it was implausible the first time it was used, and only became more so over time. For my analysis on why, refer to my Holodeck article.
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List of movies with music composed by James Horner, listed alphabetically with trailers of the movies when available. This list includes any film scores composed by James Horner, ranging from smaller indie movies to larger blockbuster pictures. Film composers are responsible for writing and composing the music that plays during the movie, which is particularly important for dramas and adventure movies- imagine what Lord of the Rings would have sounded like without an amazing score. Useful bits of trivia are can be found below, such as who directed each film scored by James Horner and when the movie was first released. James Horner is a world renowned film composer, so if you're a music buff use this list to find the names of James Horner soundtracks that you haven't heard before.
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It proves that this blog has forced the other side to make a move, a major move, because now we have the recognition from the McCanns of a sighting of someone exiting the Oldfield's apartment on the afternoon of May 3rd described as "Caucasian male; fair-skinned, assumed not to be Portuguese; aged 30–40; medium height; medium–slim build; VERY FAIR, cropped hair" and not your usual monstrously looking text-book abductor.
On this particular subject, the Maddie Affair, we sincerely hope that Textusa will have decisively contributed in helping people realize, which we hope to be soon, that there were no Tapas dinners, no child checking and NO NEGLECT.
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Roy Hodgson labelled Liverpool's merited 2-0 defeat in front of their new owners in the 214th Merseyside derby as the best performance of his brief and increasingly tortured reign as manager yesterday – despite a loss that leaves them mired in the relegation zone.
On a day when Liverpool should have been celebrating a new dawn, the scale of the Anfield rebuilding task was laid bare by John W Henry, who hit back at Tom Hicks's allegation of being the victim of "an epic swindle" by claiming £300m was not cheap for a club in need of a major overhaul.
Liverpool were again woeful as an injury-plagued Everton side secured their first derby win in four years through goals from Tim Cahill and Mikel Arteta. The result left the Anfield club level on points with the bottom side West Ham United and their manager cutting an angry, frustrated figure afterwards. He has statistically the worst record of any Liverpool manager after eight league games since George Patterson in 1928.
Hodgson said: "We suffered at the hands of an early onslaught which you invariably do at Goodison but towards the end of the first half we started to even things out. From what I saw I thought we dominated the second half totally. I thought the shape of the team was good today, the quality of our passing and movement was good.
"We didn't score goals and Everton did but I refuse to accept that we were in any way outplayed or any way inferior. I watched the performance and the second half was as good as I saw a Liverpool team play under my management that is for sure."
Liverpool's performance did not bring the catharsis expected following the takeover by New England Sports Ventures on Friday. Itsprincipal investor, Henry, and other associates were present at Goodison Park and, speaking before the sorry display, had admitted that Liverpool are in need of major rebuilding on and off the pitch.
Henry, who along with Tom Werner met the Liverpool squad on Saturday morning and will hold talks with supporters' groups today, said his first impression of the club was: "How much work this is going to be. How steep the learning curve is going to be." He added: "This is not going to be easy. If I could leave just one message it is that we realise the challenge that lies ahead if we are going to go toe to toe with three other big clubs. You look at match day revenues, revenues in general, these guys [at Liverpool] have done a tremendous job of increasing revenues, but you look at the network that [Arsène] Wenger has. I have spent the last two months doing due diligence. We have got our work cut out."
Hicks, NESV's predecessor as Liverpool owner, had argued that the £300m deal between the Liverpool chairman, Martin Broughton, the Royal Bank of Scotland and the owners of the Boston Red Sox had been "an epic swindle". But Henry retorted: "As you do due diligence, if you are really diligent you are trying to find everything that's wrong. There were big financial issues but in the end we made a decision we really wanted to compete at this level. I know some people are saying this was a cheap price. There is no way we look at this as a cheap price for this club."
Victory lifted Everton to 11th in the Premier League table and Moyes admitted that his side's superiority was a reminder to Liverpool that money is no guarantee of success. The Everton manager said: "Seamus Coleman created the first goal. He cost us £60,000 from Sligo Rovers. It isn't all about money and if you wanted football to be all about money I don't think you would enjoy it.
"Am I jealous? Yes, because I want my team to be at the top but I wouldn't swap my chairman [Bill Kenwright] for anyone from America, Saudi Arabia or wherever. He is a supporter and he has backed me and stability is very important at any club."
Moyes admitted: "we conceded possession to Liverpool after the second goal but I was happy to do so because, like us, they have not been scoring freely. We have played better in all of our games this season with the exception of the Newcastle defeat."
Hodgson, however, denied that his Liverpool players looked under pressure, with the exception of Fernando Torres – "He is going through a bad time but we get out of it by keep working" – and insisted: "This is not a crisis."
He added: "The dream was we would come here on the back of new owners and win the game but there is no point in attempting to analyse dreams. This would have been the ideal opportunity to turn things around on the back of the positive entry of the new owners and to get a result here would have been Utopia."


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TUSCALOOSA | After a win against Alabama Southern on Saturday, the Shelton State women's basketball team is 20-0, its best start in school history.
The Lady Buccaneers, ranked No. 6 in the country and 2-0 in the Alabama Community College Conference, use blitzing full-court pressure defense and a high-powered offensive attack to put opponents away early.
And they never let up.
So far this season the Lady Bucs are averaging 88 points per game and are shooting 45 percent from the field. Defensively, the team is allowing only 44 points per game and holding opponents to 33 percent field goal shooting.
The Lady Bucs go 14 deep, with every player able to contribute something to the team's success. Head coach Madonna Thompson said the team's depth helps fuel its efforts on both ends of the floor.
"When you've got that many talented players on one team, it's a big plus," Thompson said. "We haven't been plagued by injuries either. So talent and health are what have us going so strong."
The Lady Bucs haven't had a game decided by single digits all season, with their smallest margin of victory (10 points) coming against Itawamba Community College. They've scored 100 points twice and have held six opponents under 40 points. Thompson attributed both coaching and player mentality for the team's hot starts to games.
"We want to jump out on people," Thompson said. "Our speed and intensity is tough for others to match. The great thing about us is that there isn't much dropoff between our first group and our last group. Other teams can't say the same."
A big part of the Lady Bucs' success has been the development of center Brianna Lancaster. She leads the team in scoring and rebounding with 13 points and five rebounds per game.
Lancaster is shooting 54 percent from the field and is an efficient 70 percent from the free-throw line. After she tore both her anterior cruciate ligaments (one in 2007, the other in 2011), Lancaster's comeback was a shock to her teammates and coaches.
Lancaster committed to Troy University on Thursday. Her commitment comes on the heels of Lady Bucs guard Sharin Rivers committing to The University of Alabama. Lancaster said the choice of going to Troy was an easy one after weighing her options.
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Four acts with over six hours of continual entertainment, presented free of charge by the Amsterdam Waterfront Foundation and its corporate sponsors. It was another steamy Saturday afternoon with rain looming on the horizon. Luckily, the rain held off and breezes off the Mohawk River helped move the cloud cover. The clouds were actually shielding us from the scorching sun, now very present with little shade. It was hot and so were some of the groups performing at Amsterdam's Riverlink Park. The docks were full of boats, the Riverlink Café full of diners and the park, unfortunately was not full of people to hear the wonderful music presented. This was the first concert starting at 3pm this year. I'm sure many were confused because a good number showed up at the usual 7pm starting time.
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As I've mentioned in one of my filler comics, Leaf Diaries will be updated on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays during the month of May 2009, in honor of one of the main cast members May. I do this in celebration of my webcomic lasting more than a year. And yeah, there's probably a bunch of webcomics on ComicGenesis that have been running for years now but.. well this is really only my second webcomic attempt, and I'm a little surprised at my own self for this long term commitment.
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Kantha: The Embroidered Quilts of BengalThis first book-length study on kanthas published outside of South Asia focuses on two premier collections, one assembled by the legendary historian of Indian art, Dr. Stella Kramrisch, the other by Jill and Sheldon Bonovitz, leading proponents of self-taught art. Created from worn-out garments imaginatively embroidered by women with motifs and tales drawn from a rich regional repertoire, kanthas traditionally were stitched as gifts for births, weddings, and other family occasions. Innovative essays by leading scholars explore the domestic, ritual, and historical contexts of the fascinating quilts in these collections—made between the mid-19th and mid-20th century in what is today Bangladesh and West Bengal, India—and trace their reinterpretation as emblems of national identity and works of art.
AwardsAlfred H. Barr Jr. Award for Museum Scholarship 2009, College Art Association By Darielle Mason, Stella Kramrisch Curator of Indian and Himalayan Art at the Philadelphia Museum of Art
With essays by Pika Ghosh, Katherine Hacker, Darielle Mason, Anne Peranteau, and Niaz Zaman Purchase Online
304 pages, 304 illustrations (254 color), 10" x 11 1/2"
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Scrum Sevens
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ESPNscrum Staff
May 12, 2011
Soane Tonga'uiha has won our award for Player of the Season © Getty Images
The Aviva Premiership's regular season is done and dusted, meaning that it's awards time. Tuesday night saw the great and good of the league turn out for the official awards, but after digging out our thinking cap(s) we've handed out some gongs of our own in Scrum Sevens.
Player of the Season
It's as though we are stood behind him in the bakery - we can't look past Soane Tonga'uiha. The giant Saints prop has been at the heart of their dominant scrummage both domestically and in Europe and brings explosiveness around the park that few other front-rowers can muster. Followers of David Flatman's excellent column in The Independent will be familiar with the modern prop forward's battle against skin-tight shirts, the conditioning staff and their primal urge to consume food and beer, but the old clichés just don't apply to Tonga'uiha. His breakdown work is precise and abundant, his support angles well-judged and his offloading game is better than those of certain centres. A worthy winner of our award, even if he was somehow overlooked for the official shortlist.
Director of Rugby of the Season
When Exeter entered the Premiership, few would have said that they would be above three former champions in the table on the last day, but they did just that. Rob Baxter, a former Chiefs player, masterminded their brilliant Championship play-off win over Bristol last season and refused to take a backwards step in the top flight, where his side rolled Gloucester, Northampton, Wasps, Harlequins and Saracens, among others. With Sandy Park already one of the tournament's most atmospheric grounds, Baxter has cultivated a squad worthy of the surroundings and recent additions Sireli Naqelevuki and Jason Shoemark have settled in among the stand-out likes of Tom Johnson, Tom Hayes, Haydn Thomas and Gareth Steenson. They look like they'll be around for a while.
Young Player of the Season
At just 19, Owen Farrell has become one of the most valuable players in the Premiership. His chance in the Sarries starting line-up came due to a long-term injury to Derick Hougaard and he took it with aplomb. Along with a good kicking game and ability to stick to Sarries' meticulous gameplan, Farrell also has a competitive streak a mile wide and while several teams have attempted to 'get in his face', most have been sent packing. The play-offs will provide another level of competition for the youngster and the chance to test his mettle in knockout rugby, with Sarries' Heineken Cup campaign the one real low of their season. Having been selected for the England squad at the Junior World Championship, higher recognition may elude him, but don't be surprised to see him in a Saxons shirt before too long.
Moment of the Season
The sin-binning of Juan Gomez. Leeds' 24-point blitz in the opening 20 minutes of their do-or-die clash against Northampton last weekend threatened to turn the whole season upside down. All of a sudden, the Yorkshire side were set to overhaul Newcastle and avoid relegation and Northampton were to miss out on a coveted play-off place to Bath. Referee Andrew Small binned Gomez for a scrum infringement as the Saints hammered away at a backpedalling Leeds pack, reducing them to 13 men following Lee Blackett's yellow card for fighting. The Saints soon registered a penalty try and with it the momentum to overhaul Leeds and return the Premiership to its previous self.
Try of the Season
Try as we might, we can't look past the official selection, so Schalk Brits, come on down! The Saracens hooker rounded off a brilliant score against Gloucester last month, highlighting his brilliant support play by popping up either side of winger James Short's powerful charge. Top marks also go to Alex Goode, for sparking the move after a Freddie Burns penalty hit the post, and David Strettle, who kept the ball alive.
Tackle of the Season
Tonga'uiha made a number of players look foolish this season with his irresistible combination of pace and power, but Newcastle's Andrew van der Heijden wasn't one of them. The Kiwi lock arrived midway through the season from NPC side Auckland, adding grit in defence to a Falcons side that struggled throughout the campaign to remain competitive.
Game of the Season
When teams share 82 points between them, somebody usually gets a hammering. That wasn't the case at Welford Road on April 16 as Leicester played out the highest-scoring draw in Premiership history, finishing all-square with Gloucester at 41-41. An Alesana Tuilagi hat-trick gave the Tigers a 14-point lead in the second-half but their usual grit and composure deserted them in the closing stages as Gloucester centre Eliota Fuimaono-Sapolu pounced for an interception, leaving Burns to level the scores with the extras. The Tigers had never conceded as many points on their own track before and the sides could still meet in the final. If they do, dig out the abacus.
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How much can a cell uptake?
Immunological research at the University of Haifa, Israel, has made a new breakthrough, revealing a critical component in the "decision-making" process of white blood cells that play a role in the healing process from bacterial inflammation. "The process that we have discovered can assist in the development of drugs that are based on the natural processes that take place in the human body, unlike most of the existing drugs that attempt to curb inflammation by artificial means," explains Dr. Amiram Ariel of the Department of Biology at the University of Haifa, who headed the study. The research and its results have been published in the scientific journal European Journal of Immunology. Bacterial inflammation forms in the body when bacteria (pathogens) penetrate body tissue. In response, specific types of white blood cells (neutrophils) begin to fight the invaders, to destroy and remove them from the tissue. In normal conditions, inflammation is terminated once the cells have managed to eradicate the bacteria and then undergo programmed cell death. At that point, another type of white blood cells come on stage – macrophages – whose job it is to take up the dead cells (the neutrophils) and to restore the tissue to its normal functioning state. While the macrophages feast on their cell meal, they gain the ability to begin the tissue's rehabilitation process. However, at one point they abandon the tissue and make their way over to immune system organs, via the lymphatic system, where they deliver the "back to routine" message to the rest of the immune system. This message is important for the body's return to normal functioning. Until now, however, the when and how that directs macrophages' leaving the inflamed tissue remained unknown.
Dr. Ariel explains that even when the body manages to cope with the bacterial invaders, there is also the danger of "excessive" healing that will result in fibrosis and scar formation. This happens when the system reels out of control and "over-heals" the previously infected area. Fibrosis can lead to malfunctioning of the healing tissue, tissue death and sometimes even mortality. To understand why this happens, it is important to identify and understand the way macrophages' govern the healing process.
The current study, conducted by Dr. Ariel alongside a team of students led by Dr. Sagie Schif-Zuck, set out to probe the critical stage of the healing process, when the macrophages decide to relocate and adjust their healing activities, moving from local rehabilitation of the damaged tissue to shut down of systemic immune responses at organs of the immune system.
The researchers discovered that the macrophages have a fascinating "uptake threshold" of seven cells. After engulfing seven neutrophils they are "licensed" to leave the tissue and continue with their remote tasks. The research also found that these cells are sensitive to the tissue's healing pace, so that when the tissue is healing quicker, they are permitted to leave earlier, and when the tissue is finding it harder to repair itself, they hang around longer, even after reaching the uptake threshold of seven cells. The researchers also discovered substances that "inform" the cells on the tissue's rate of repair, and found that by injecting these substances, the macrophages' transition to immune organs is accelerated while new macrophages are recruited to further treat the damaged tissue and continue the healing process. In addition, the study revealed that as they leave the tissue, the macrophages undergo molecular changes necessary to carry out their new functions in the lymphatic system.
"Our new study has found a major event in the inflammatory healing process that is responsible for the transition of macrophages from local rehabilitation of the damaged tissue to its consequent role in promoting the immune system's return to routine. The findings from our study can assist in the development of biological drugs that are based on the body's natural processes and biomolecules. Today, most drugs are designed to block particular pathways in the inflammatory process, which is also a "fight back" strategy found in bacteria and viruses; but in many cases, the body relates to such a drug as a type of 'bacterial invasion', finds ways to circumvent it and produces an alternative immunological response to the blocked one. By harnessing the natural healing process that we have discovered, the body will be able to naturally complete and terminate all the inflammatory processes, and will be able to avoid the deficiencies of existing anti-inflammatory treatments," Dr. Ariel concludes.
Source: University of Haifa
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Daniel went for a 6:00AM hike with Christian, Jan & Joe (Christian's in-laws) and Mike (Christian's father). They watched the sunrise over Medford.
I was a lazy butt and slept-in with the rest of the Yule kids.
I gave Danny my camera so he could take some pictures of the hike. What a view!
After the boys got back, Daniel and I spent the day with Christian's family. We drove to Crater Lake! It was a beautiful day!
Danny holding sweet baby Aiden (Austin's son)
Crater Lake. This is the bluest water I've ever seen!
Check out that color!
If you look closely you can see a very small Danny on the left side.
Natural Bridges — just outside of Crater Lake. The river rushes through lava tubes that form a bridge.
We had a picnic lunch overlooking the lake.
That night we went back to Jenn and Christian's for dinner. Mike, Katie and Nanny (Patty) made some WONDERFUL chicken enchiladas.
And I got to spend some time with lovely Olivia.
Christian is a Daddy!
I love this picture of Olivia. She is gorgeous!
Danny holding Aiden (Austin's son) and Christian holding his little Olivia.
Dan and I had a wonderful time visiting with Christian and Jenn and their families. Congrats on lovely little Olivia and our prayers will be with the both of you. We'll see you at Christmas!!!! Please post millions of pictures of Olivia until then! We love you guys! Good luck in the Army Christian! We are so proud of you!


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I've been wanting a fun rc to mess with for awhile and heard about the xmods well now I went and bought one and come home to find out there are no upgrades for the xmod I ended up buying because I got the gen 3. Is there anything I can do to make it faster or for an awd upgrade?
I assume you're talking about the new Gen3 Xmods with 2.4ghz technology and what not and not the Xmods Evo Streets.
I don't know much about the upgrades for the Gen 3 Xmods since I haven't looked much into it, but I don't think there are any AWD kits for the Gen 3 Xmods yet, if there ever will be an AWD kit for the Gen 3's.
As for making it faster, I believe that RadioShack does offer a lithium battery pack that will make your Xmods faster. At this point of time, it's $15 on sale, $20 not on sale. Another easy mod to do is to do a 5/6 cell mod. All you do is splice in a 1 or 2 AAA battery holder into the board, increasing the voltage therefore the speed. Unfortunately, the tutorials for the Gen3's are pretty lacking and since I personally haven't seen the wiring schematics of the Gen3's, I don't know if the 5/6 cell mod is possible. There's also the possibility of purchasing a new motor from RadioShack since I think they have a high speed motor kit. Otherwise you could swap out motors, but I don't know much about how to do that either.
So to recap, there is not an AWD kit and you can increase speed through RS's lithium-polymer kit, a 5/6 cell mod, or a new motor.
I see what you did there
I'm hopeful that the AWD kit will come, its odd that RS hasn't considered it yet.
Overall I wouldn't say that you have messed up. Getting an Xmod regardless of its Generation will be worth while to drive and mess with, you just have to be willing to get your hands dirty.
I plan on getting a gen 3 soon, hopefully i can do a schematic break down shortly
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The Exhibitions Team in the Collections Department has been busy during the summer installing Georg Solti and The Royal Opera. The exhibition, which can be seen from the beginning of the season on 24 September 2012, commemorates the centenary of the birth of Georg Solti on 21 October 2012, and is part of worldwide celebrations to mark the Solti 100.
Georg Solti was one of the outstanding conductors of the second half of the 20th century and played an important role in the history and development of The Royal Opera and the Orchestra of the Royal Opera House. One of the aims in curating this exhibition was to provide an insight into Solti's creative process. The Exhibitions Team spent many hours looking through boxes of photographs and press cutting books to try and find as many images as possible of the conductor at work. These images, in which Solti's charisma and drive are apparent to see, are at the heart of the chronological exhibition in the Amphitheatre Gallery.
Other material on display, including a sword, costumes, set and costume designs, and posters, are drawn from the Collections of the Royal Opera House. It was particularly exciting to find two costumes from Solti's Ring, which are part of a recent gift. They were badly soiled but after careful cleaning by textile conservators Judith and Bernard Doré, much of the original painting and dying could be seen and it proved possible to authoritatively identify them. Solti came and conducted at the Royal Opera House right up until a few months before his death in 1997 so three costumes from more recent productions have been borrowed from wardrobe.
The exhibition also puts Solti in context as a Hungarian Jew. Solti lived through turbulent times in the 1930s and 1940s, and these experiences never left him: he remained implacably opposed to war and with a lifelong horror of men in uniform. He believed music could be a force for good in the world and a means of uniting people of different backgrounds, and in 1995 he founded a World Orchestra for Peace to mark the 50th anniversary of the birth of the United Nations. Solti can be seen speaking about his life and his beliefs in the film footage on view during daytime opening in the Amphitheatre Gallery.
Work on the Solti exhibition began in March 2012 with a visit to Lady Solti and the Solti Family Archive. Lady Solti provided invaluable background knowledge as well as generously lending family photographs, personal items belonging to her husband and the striking portrait of him painted by British artist Maggi Hambling in 1985, which can be seen at the end of the Amphitheatre Gallery.
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BRECKENRIDGE, Colo. – Former Squaw Valley Freestyle coach Brita Sigourney's amplitude and technical tricks earned her a victory in the women's halfpipe finals at the Dew Tour in Breckenridge, Colo., on Friday.
Teammate Maddie Bowman of South Lake Tahoe, whose run featured left and right 900s with strong grabs, landed her in second.
It was Sigourney's first competition back after she suffered a knee injury in late February. Her winning run featured impressive height with a 900 and 540s spinning both left and right.
"I am so happy right now with my skiing, to come off a knee injury and after having to sit out the rest of the season last year was such a bummer and this is so rewarding," said Sigourney, who's from Carmel. "I have been training at the Center of Excellence all summer and fall and it really paid off. I really needed this to help get my confidence back up."
After extreme blowing winds and snow, former North Tahoe resident Chas Guldemond of Reno overcame treacherous conditions to take second in the Dew Tour slopestyle snowboarding finals Sunday.
Canadian Mark McMorris captured the win and Norway's Staale Sandbech was third.
"I see all of these competitions as great training in my goal to make it to the Olympics," Guldemond said. "The weather was really tough today, but I think we all did our best and are having fun, which is what snowboarding is really all about. I'm really happy with my finish today and glad I was able to keep my speed up despite the wind and snow."
Guldemond's second run featured near perfect double backside rodeo that he was able take all the way to the bottom of the jump. He also landed a smooth cab double 1260, and was one of the few competitors to put down an impressive run despite the adverse conditions.
Next up for the men's and women's halfpipe athletes is the Sprint U.S. Grand Prix and FIS World Cup at Copper Mountain, Colo., from Jan. 9-13.
X Games champ Nate Holland of Squaw Valley teammed up with Olympic champion Seth Wescott to take the team snowboardcross title at the Paul Mitchell Progression Session in Telluride, Colo., on Saturday.
It was the second straight weekend U.S. Snowboarding has triumphed in a FIS Snowboarding World Cup team event, as Holland combined with Hagen Kearney last weekend in Austria for the win.
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Tiffin reports
An 11-year-old boy from Tiffin was charged with juvenile delinquency and criminal mischief for an incident April 13.
Chasidy J. Ryon, 29, of Tiffin, was charged with possession of drug paraphernalia and possession of drug abuse instruments Thursday evening.
Paul W. Eckel, 33, of Tiffin, was charged with possession of drug paraphernalia and possession of drug abuse instruments Thursday evening.
A 200-block Jefferson Street person reported identity theft Monday evening.
A caller reported Monday evening three men were taking scrap out of a dumpster in the 100 block of Ohio Avenue. The men were advised to stay off of private property.
Damage to a vehicle was reported Monday evening in the first block of Hudson Street.
A 9-year-old boy from Tiffin was charged with disorderly conduct Tuesday morning.
A caller reported Tuesday afternoon people were crawling under a stopped train at the East Market Street crossing. The tracks were found to be clear.
County reports
A first-block East SR 18 woman reported Monday evening she witnessed a couple of kids vandalize a truck.
A 100-block South Leonard Street man reported Monday night a gun was missing.
A safe was located Tuesday afternoon under a bridge in the area of North TR 76 and East CR 34.
Fostoria reports
A 1500-block North Countyline Street woman reported Monday afternoon her husband threw a coffee table and broke it. He also threatened to harm her, she reported. Brandon M. Taylor, 28, of Fostoria, was charged with domestic menacing.
A fight was reported Monday afternoon in the 200 block of South Poplar Street.
A caller reported Monday evening puppies were being abused in the 600 block of Cherry Street. The caller said kids were throwing rocks at the puppies and also throwing them on the ground. An officer spoke with a babysitter and two kids at the residence, who said they were not being mean to the dogs.
A 1500-block North Countyline Street caller reported Monday evening a man was threatening people with a stick. Juan F. Hernandez, 61, of Fostoria, was charged with resisting arrest, obstruction and disorderly conduct.
A caller in the 100 block of Seneca Avenue reported Monday evening a boy was hitting vehicles with a stick and threatening other kids with it.
A 1500-block North Countyline Street man reported Monday night a man was pointing a BB gun at his daughter. The gun was confiscated by police and the man was given a warning.
A woman went to the station Tuesday morning to report someone had her daughter's Social Security number and was threatening to have her food stamps discontinued.
A man was arrested for a domestic violence situation Tuesday afternoon in the 300 block of South Wood Street.
Fostoria accident
A woman reported Tuesday morning her husband made her wreck her vehicle in the area of East Lytle and South Poplar streets. The bumper was damaged from hitting a guardrail, according to the report. The husband told police his wife wrecked the vehicle as she was trying to smack him.
Tiffin firefighters were called to 285 E. Perry St. Monday afternoon for excessive heat.
Clinton firefighters were called to a brush fire on CR 15 Monday evening.
Kansas firefighters were called to a possible grass fire Monday night on CR 28.
Clinton fire and Old Fort fire were called to a field fire Tuesday afternoon at CR 33 and TR 143.
Tiffin EMS had one squad run Monday evening, one squad run Monday night and two squad runs Tuesday morning.
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