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|November 28, 2012, 11:09 AM
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Why did they go with the 9mm bullets in the 357 sig?
I know I may be a bit slow here but I recently found out that the 357 sig uses 9mm bullets and not 357 bullets. I am wondering what the reason is. For me half of the fun of the 357 magnum is the bullet verity. Without much looking you can find factory loaded ammo with ammo ranging from 110 grain to 200 grain. I have seen reloads from 90 grains up to 230 grains.
Unfortunately for the 357 sig is limited to 150ish grains at the heavy end.
I am just wondering why they went this route?
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|November 28, 2012, 11:53 AM
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9mm bullets are designed to feed in semi autos. .357 mag bullets are not. Also mfrs are already tooled up to bore and rifle barrels in 9mm. Just MHO.
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|November 28, 2012, 01:06 PM
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The 357 sig was developed from a 40 S&W case. The short neck and smaller case do not work with heavy bullets like the 357 mag uses. Heavy bullets (longer) would create very hi pressure if loaded to the required overall length. To shoot heavy bullets you would have to start with a 10 mm case, but then you would not be able to use guns designed for the 9mm or 40 S&W cartage length. The 357 sig is very good at what it was designed to do, compete with the 125 gr. 357 mag load.
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|November 28, 2012, 01:08 PM
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The .357 SIG caliber was never intended to match the .357 Mag across the board. It was designed to approximately duplicate what many consider the most effective anti-personnel .357 Mag load- the 125-grain JHP.
There's a little room for bullet weight variations in the SIG caliber, but nothing like the Mag.
|November 28, 2012, 01:10 PM
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Here's what I don't get. Why the .357 sig at all? Why not just shoot the .40sw?
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|November 28, 2012, 01:22 PM
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There is no reason not to SHOOT a .40 with light fast bullet.
But Sigarms and the ammo companies wanted something else to SELL.
The .357x125 revolver had a great reputation so they offer a similar autopistol for the Internet Age.
|November 28, 2012, 01:48 PM
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The .357 Sig was originally designed for one purpose in mind -- to give police who were still holding on to their .357 Magnum revolvers a semi-auto cartridge that would emulate the performance of one round -- Remington's 125-gr. semi-jacketed hollow point, which at that time had a well proven track record as an excellent fight stopper.
It wasn't designed for versatility, or for sporting purposes. It was conceived of and promoted as a police and defensive cartridge.
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|November 29, 2012, 05:57 PM
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|November 30, 2012, 12:57 AM
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Having said that, when something goes bump in the night I'll still pick my Beretta 96 over any other handgun in the world, but thats just me .
|November 30, 2012, 01:19 AM
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The .357 Sig round is exactly what sheepman, DPris, Mike, SRH78 and insaneranger, in their various ways, said it is. Designed by Ted Rowe of Sig Sauer and Federal Cartridge to replicate the performance of the deservedly popular 125gr .357 mag loading... and to provide superior hard barrier penetration from a duty grade, semi-auto handgun, something the .357 Sig does quite well.
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|November 30, 2012, 01:24 AM
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Is the 125 grn duplicating round in .357 Sig what the USSS issues?
From a purely marketing, mall ninja, have no use for it, but man I think it's neat, stand point that is why I would want a .357 Sig.
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|November 30, 2012, 01:48 AM
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The 40S&W was introduced in 1990. One of the objections to the 10mm as a service round was that the guns needed to be large and powerful ones. The first S&W guns chambered in 10mm for the FBI were larger and heavier than their 9mm sidearms. So if you could shorten the 10mm to a round that could fit in the same size guns as the 9mm did. Well they thought, you might have something. They did and it took off like a rocket.
The Sig came 4 years later and was chambered in the Sig P229. Since the idea of creating a round that would work in guns the same size as the 9mm had proven so successful with the 40 S&W... well why not do it again. The idea for it came from the 30 Luger round and efforts like the .38-45. There are two basic ways to make a round more powerful: stretch it out, but the 10mm already existed, or place a smaller bullet in a necked down case. That would work and it did. The 9mm bullet was a natural. It was heck of fast.
They could have called it the 9mm Magnum, or the 9mm Super but in an interesting coincidence a couple of fellas wrote a book promoting the "One Shot Stop" concept and promoting the idea that some of the 125 gr. loads for the .357 Magnum were better stoppers. So the name .357 Sig was easy as well and so was a promotion campaign.
But the .357 Sig languished some in the shadow of it's bigger brother. It did so for a number of years. Part of it may have been that the 9mm bullets broke up on impact at higher velocities. It did not provide better barrier penetration over what they had. It took awhile to work that out. Part may have been the bottle necked shape which, in the U.S., have never been too popular in handguns. Part may have been that the 40 was new, etc. But it did languish.
Interest in the round stepped up some after a few agencies picked it up. Seems about 2 years ago the ammo manufacturers began a major push to spark interest in it. More articles in gun mags and threads begun on gun forums.
It's a good round and needs no extra hyping, though some do, and make exaggerated claims for it. It may gain some in popularity.
|December 1, 2012, 05:55 PM
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I should also point out a couple things that no one else brought up. First the .357 sig uses the .355 bullet, but the 125 grain Gold Dot it the type used in the .357 magnum modified to .355. The .355 bullet 124 gr Gold Dot it the 9mm type. The two type though differant are meant to operate at differant velocities.
Second. On an all-things-being-equal basis the .357 is a more accurate round than the .40 S&W which despite being a fine round it not know for accuracy. Now don't write and tell me that your .40 S&W is super accurate, because that's not what I am saying. Take two of he same gun, put a .357 sig barrel in one and a .40 in the other. Work up a good load for each using the same type of bullet, etc, etc and the .357 sig will be more accurate.
Third a little thing called Sectional Density. If you are shooting a 135 gr .40, and a 135 gr .357 sig (though I have not seen one I am sure there is one somewhere) the .357 bullet will be longer, this means more bearing surface in the rifling, and less air resistance passing through air. When the bullets hit their targets the bullet with the greater SD will penetrate deeper.
Fourth Flatter shooting. A person with a little experience and some practice can easily hit a paper plate at one hundred yards with the .357 sig. I have seen it done and done in myself. We had a number of people at the range try and hit a 100 yard target with the caliber and most were able to hit the target in only 1-3 shots. we tried this will the .45, .40, and 9mm and though a few people could tag the target after a few rounds by walking them in most just wasted the ammo. I have total confidence that i could head shoot a Terrorist, or insurgent at 50 yards with the handgun (I have several .357 sigs A Glock 32, Glock 22 w/ conversion, and sig P226) I like the most, which is in this caliber my P226.
Strangely the .357 sig does not act in the same manner as teh old .357 125 grain load. The Magnum 125's would penetrate about eight inches and fragment, dumping a large amount of energy into the target. The .357 load enters, expands and pentrates (with the 125 gr Gold Dot) about 14 inches and as a large permanate and tempoary wound cavity. So though the external ballistics of the two loads are very close, their therminal ballitsics differ, yet both are very good at stopping bad guys. Bringing the .40 S&W into the mix its also performs (with 135gr loads) in a simular fasion to both of the .357 loads on the terminal end of things. The only differance that of the three loads the .357 sig does what it does even if passing into a car through glass, where as teh 135 .40 and the 125 .357 magnum both dump lots of energy and break up when hitting auto glass. so for the average person any of these three loads will do a great job (or as well as a handgun round can) in most situations. The penetration through auto glass however is why many police departments went to the .357 sig load. Just a simple fact that alot of police shootings happen around cars.
Since your life if the one on the line the choice of which load you carry is yours. I would feel comfortable with any of the three. I hope I helped informed your decision.
|December 1, 2012, 09:52 PM
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The .357 Sig is one of many cartridges whos nominal bullet diameter is not based on actual bullet diameter. The .303 Savage is another, though a few of the early .303 Savage rifles had bores closer to .310-.311.
The various .221, .223, .224, etc cartridges that all use the same bullet size are examples, while the .22 Savage HiPower uses a .228 bullet but is simply refered to as a .22.
If they'd called the .357 Sig a 9mm magnum rimless it wouldn't have had the same level of sales appeal and would be easily confused with the 9mm Winchester magnum, which is a very different cartridge altogether.
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Three Five Seven, the answer is probably too simple...
The .357 SIG is a European designed round. Which means the designers think in millimeters, not caliber (hundredths).
For contrast, the .357-.44 Bain & Davis was a .44 Magnum case necked down to - no peeking - .357" diameter bullets.
SIG was already making .355"-.356" bore diameter barrels. Why bother with different barrel making equipment to cut a bore only .001" to .003" larger?
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|December 1, 2012, 10:46 PM
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Most just go with a +p 9mm and be done with it. The main selling point to the departments when the 357Sig came out was its feeding reliability for being a bottle neck cartrage.
The 40 and 9mm are still the top LE caliber. The 357Sig and 45GAP are niche calibers that I would bet will fade away like so many others before it.
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The secret service as well as the air marshals have adopted the 357Sig.
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|December 2, 2012, 03:45 AM
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I like to see you load a 200g FN HC in a .357 sig shell and make it feed in anything.
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I don't know who made the first ammunition for the .357 Sig but Sig doesn't make anything in .357 S&W Magnum, do they? So I think Archie had the right answer.
The .30 Luger was not developed from the 9mm Luger; it was the other way around.
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|December 2, 2012, 08:54 AM
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"The .357 SIG is a European designed round. Which means the designers think in millimeters, not caliber (hundredths)."
Actually, no.
The round was conceived of in the United States by SIG USA personnel and then developed in conjunction with Federal Cartridge, a US company.
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|December 2, 2012, 09:21 AM
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Personally, I find the 9x23 Winchester a far superior round to either the 357 Sig or the 40 S&W. The case is 0.035 inches longer than the proprietary Sig round and 0.05 inches longer than the 10mm Short. It fits fine in a grip the size of a 1911, but is probably a tad too long for the smaller 9x19/357 Sig frames. Even so, compared to a 357 Mag or 45ACP, it is much more pleasant to shoot.
|December 3, 2012, 01:13 AM
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I have Sig 220/.45 Auto, 226/.40 and 357sig & 228/9mm. I choose to carry the 357sig.
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|December 3, 2012, 01:49 AM
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When loaded with 180gr HST ammo, the .40 can penetrate a windshield, expand to 0.75 inches while penetrating 14 inches of ballistic gel with 92% weight retention on the bullet.
When compared to 180 gr HST ammo, the .357 sig still has a small penetration advantage but the .40 has an expansion advantage.
The .357s sig maintains its advantage of a flatter trajectory; but really if we are talking about cops engaging bad guys at 100 yards they will probably get the AR-15 out of the squad car.
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A piece offering advice to ladies who find themselves suspecting their partners of being creepy lolicon is currently proving immensely inflammatory amongst online lolicon.
The piece, by "adult writer" and "feminism researcher" Mikako Kikuchi, author of such incisive classics as "The Weird Fetishes Men Have":
What's the definition of a lolicon anyway!?
"Lolicon describes the sexual disposition of men who are sexually attracted to young girls. Those who like girls under 13 are generally described with the term 'pedophilia.'"
Girls under 13 would basically be elementary schoolers. These days they grow precociously, and despite only being in the last years of elementary school there are many who are young in face but very much ripe in body. Perhaps this is why there are lolicon.
Why do men become lolicon?
"It's said that men have a lower mental age than women, isn't it? It's also said that men select girls who more closely match their mental age. Also, as animals men have the objective of siring descendants. Men unconsciously select lively young things who look as if they can bear them healthy offspring with minimal risk."
Men's lolicon tendencies come from their desire for progeny, it would seem. A woman with a lolicon boyfriend may have no choice but to accept this.
I can enjoy lolicon together with my man!?
"Women stuck with a lolicon boyfriend may be able to cope by enjoying the pastime together with him. You can easily buy school uniforms by mail order. Some play involving cosplay and childish speech will surely excite him greatly."
If your relationship has become stale, this is a sure-fire method of spicing it up. But many women will resist having anything to do this stuff. Isn't there another way?
How to make him have eyes only for you!
"There is a way. That is to narrow your waist! Men are unconsciously looking at women's bellies to determine if they can bear healthy offspring…
If your belly isn't protruding, that is to say you are not pregnant, then he will unconsciously think you are ready to accept his seed. So if you have a pronounced figure, he'll think of you as being fully fertile and stop thinking about young girls so much."
You can kill two birds with one stone – cure your man of being a lolicon and develop a hot figure too!
So, try this and preparing a school uniform for cosplay purposes, and you'll have nothing to worry about.
No discussion of lolicon could be complete without 2ch providing some first-hand perspective:
"Elementary schoolers are the best, aren't they!"
"What's wrong with being a lolicon!?"
"If your boyfriend is a lolicon it means you are a little girl."
"This is a paradox.
If your boyfriend really was a lolicon, he wouldn't be into you unless you were a little girl or else looked like one.
She just wants to attack anime and manga in the name of lolicon-bashing."
"God, you don't know what you're talking about!"
"People who love lolicon should just pray they do not end up shotacon."
"When hot guys like kids it's because they have a healthy love of children, when creepy otaku do it's because they are perverted lolicon."
"Loli in 2D are great, but if some flat-chested loli-faced girl turned up as a delivery health girl I'd seriously droop."
"3D loli are gross."
"Women are at their most beautiful at 13.5!
So it shouldn't come as any surprise at all that men are naturally attracted to girls of that age, but still they are called 'lolicon.'
All that term means is that human culture has been twisted and warped. Mankind should again recognise that the acme of womanhood is at 13.5."
"Even if they aren't lolicon, it's normal for a 50-year-old man to like women 30 years his junior. If they aren't, there generally is a weird fetish involved."
"My 20-year-old girlfriend looks like a middle schooler, and I have been asked if I'm a lolicon as a result. I just tell them I like cute girls."
"Elementary schoolers aren't there yet. They haven't completely buried their childhood until middle school. They peak at high school age and it's downhill from there. A woman who is still growing on the inside is great, but if they aren't they are just going downhill."
"The article reads like Agnes Chan. She doesn't even approve of cosplay. The article itself seems to be aimed at women in their forties and fifties."
"They can't really be lolicon if they are in such a loving relationship. Except those lucky ones with loli-like girlfriends I suppose…"
"A lolicon would not have some old biddy as a girlfriend in any case."
"We keep saying lolicon only applies to 2D. Having a sexual interest in real little girls is pretty dicey…"
"Lumping lolita complex together with pedophilia is itself strange. The author of this article needs to at least look in a dictionary."
Anyone looking for a more sensible discussion of the definition of "lolicon" is directed to the very helpful mental health through manga special feature on the subject.


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If you could magically shrink yourself and walk through your own brain, what would you see?
A new exhibit at New York City's American Museum of Natural History lets you take just such a walk. Visitors enter Brain: The Inside Story through a tunnel of sparking, twinkling, snapping, and crackling electrical impulses.
That's what goes on in your brain all the time. You have 100 billion tiny brain cells called neurons. They're always making connections — sending messages — to other neurons.
But neurons don't write messages on little yellow sticky notes. Their messages are lightning fast and chemical. Neurons send electric signals that trigger the release of chemicals called neurotransmitters.
See a Brain the Size of a Golf Cart!
The exhibit has a few preserved, real brains on display, but it also uses models to explain the mind-blowing way it works. Some are actual size and some fill the room. How about a brain the size of a golf cart that lights up? There's also a sculpture of the subcortical brain (the thinking brain) that reaches to the ceiling at 35 times its normal size.
The models demonstrate how your brain has different parts that do different jobs like keeping you breathing, using words to communicate, and storing happy memories so you can enjoy them later (like remembering a great birthday party!).
After passing through the tunnel of crackling brain cells, you enter a mini-theater where you can follow a high school student who's preparing for a dance audition. She waits for her turn, gets nervous, calms down, performs her dance, and then feels great about it afterward. With each step in the process, visitors can monitor a 4-foot-high model of the dancer's brain to see which regions light up with each action and reaction.
Bravo for the basal ganglia! Visitors learn that it's the brain part that stores "procedural memory," which allowed the dancer to easily perform moves she had practiced many, many times.
Think about all the stuff you do without having to think about it. Maybe you can turn a cartwheel or whistle. If not, just about everyone can tie shoes! That's procedural memory, too.
Brains Evolve
The exhibit lets visitors play with models of the human brain — like a 3D puzzle — and challenges them to piece them together correctly. Researchers believe the human brain evolved over millions of years to get bigger and better able to handle complicated stuff.
We still have some of our original brain components — sometimes called our lizard brain. Your lizard brain can do some basic stuff that keeps you alive and kicking, but if you want to speak in words or plan your vacation, you'll need your prefrontal cortex. That's a newer part of the human brain in your forehead area. Without it, we couldn't plan, solve problems, or create in ways that animals cannot.
So now you know the human brain has changed over millions of years, but did you know your own brain will change a lot in your lifetime? You've probably noticed that babies grow at an amazing rate. Something else amazing goes on inside a baby's brain, even before he or she is born. An unborn baby adds a half million neurons every minute while still in the mom's belly.
By the time the baby is born, just about all the little person's neurons are in place. But the real excitement happens in the first 2 years when connections start to form between those brain cells. Until about 4 months of age, babies don't see very well. They start seeing well after more connections are made in a part of the brain called the visual cortex. That's why little babies shouldn't drive cars!
From age 2 to 12, your neurons sprout branches called dendrites and make more connections than your brain will ever need. It's during these years that you gain important skills like being able to walk, run, talk, and think about things you can't see, like "fairness."
Brains Take 20 Years to Develop
By age 12, you're pretty smart, but your brain isn't done developing until about age 20. Most of the parts are set for life around 12, but your cortex continues to develop. That's the part of your brain that handles the most complicated tasks, like making a plan B in case plan A doesn't work out.
Your brain changes as you grow up, but the different activities that you do can actually "shape" your brain, researchers have found. They include reading, performing music, playing sports, studying, and meditation.
The exhibit lets visitors attempt to "drive" through the maze-like streets of London, like an English cab driver would. An exhibit kiosk gives elaborate instructions — turn left here, right here, go straight here — and visitors can test their navigational ability. A study of London cab drivers found that a part of their brain called the hippocampus was larger than average — perhaps because they had committed the street map of London to memory.
Celebrity MRIs in the Brain Lounge
The brain exhibit concludes in the Brain Lounge, where there's nightclub lighting; loud music; hip, gray couches shaped like brain matter; and a large, circular flat-screen TV inset in the floor. What's playing are MRIs — brain scans that show how blood flows in a person's brain. An MRI is used to spot problems in the brain, but it also can show which parts of the brain are active in healthy people.
The MRIs on display in the Brain Lounge aren't just any MRIs. They're notable people doing highly skilled tasks. A United Nations interpreter does a live translation of a speech from Arabic to English. New York Knick Landry Fields analyzes video of himself playing basketball, and renowned cellist Yo-Yo Ma listens to music. The brain scans show blood flow as flashes of color, lighting up the active regions of the brain.
As a parting thought, the brain exhibition reminds visitors that we humans are the only animals who can think about thinking! If you're thinking about visiting this exhibit at the American Museum of Natural History, it will remain in New York until August 14, 2011. (It's the same museum featured in the movie "Night at the Museum" and yes, you can see the statue of Teddy Roosevelt out front.)
After New York, the exhibit heads on a global tour, beginning in China in November 2011, continuing to Spain in July 2012, and then to Italy in March 2013.


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WILSONVILLE, Ore. — (BUSINESS WIRE) — December 27, 2011 — Mentor Graphics Corporation (NASDAQ: MENT) today announced that it has entered into an Amended and Restated Rights Agreement to renew its shareholder rights plan that would otherwise have expired on December 31, 2011 and also amended and restated the bylaws of the Company.
The Amended and Restated Rights Agreement amends the shareholder rights plan previously in effect by (i) extending the expiration date of the plan by 18 months to June 30, 2013, (ii) increasing the exercise price per right from $50 to $65, and (iii) making certain other technical and conforming changes. The Amended and Restated Rights Agreement was not adopted in response to any acquisition proposal.
The amended and restated bylaws were adopted to update the advance notice provisions with respect to stockholder proposals to provide, among other things, greater flexibility for stockholders in response to concerns raised by stockholders in connection with the 2011 Annual Meeting. The revisions (i) give stockholders more time to submit business proposals or director nominations by changing the advance notice deadline from 90 days before the anniversary of the prior year annual meeting to 30 days before the anniversary of the prior year proxy statement, (ii) increase from 10 days to 30 days the minimum time period for stockholders to submit business proposals or director nominations after announcement of a change in our annual meeting date, (iii) expand and modify the disclosure stockholders must provide when submitting proposals and nominations at special or annual meetings, and (iv) make certain other technical and conforming changes.
On December 27, 2011, the Company filed a Current Report on Form 8-K with the Securities and Exchange Commission that provides summaries of the terms of the Amended and Restated Rights Agreement and the amended and restated bylaws and includes copies of the Amended and Restated Rights Agreement and amended and restated bylaws as exhibits.
About Mentor Graphics
Mentor Graphics Corporation (NASDAQ: MENT) is a world leader in electronic hardware and software design solutions, providing products, consulting services and award-winning support for the world's most successful electronic, semiconductor and systems companies. Established in 1981, the company reported revenues in the last fiscal year of about $915 million. Corporate headquarters are located at 8005 S.W. Boeckman Road, Wilsonville, Oregon 97070-7777. World Wide Web site: http://www.mentor.com/.
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Gary David Goldberg, the creator of the iconic 1980s and '90s comedies "Family Ties" and "Spin City," has died. He was 68.
Family members said Goldberg died Saturday in his Montecito home from brain cancer.
Goldberg was a Brooklyn native who worked on several notable TV shows, including "Lou Grant," "The Bob Newhart Show" and "MASH."
But he was mostly known for creating two shows that turned young Michael J. Fox into a major television star.
Fox was the star of "Family Ties," which ran from 1982 to '89, revolved around Alex P. Keaton (Fox), a young Republican who had a somewhat strained but always loving relationship with his former hippie parents, played by Meredith Baxter-Birney and Michael Gross.
That show, which was a huge hit with audiences, was semi-autobiographical, Goldberg once said in an interview, as it reflected the conflict between the liberalism of the '60s and '70s to the conservatism of the 1980s. He said the parents in the show mirrored him and his wife Diana, while their daughter Shana reflected Alex.
In a 2007 interview with the Archive of American Television, Goldberg said that "Family Ties" at its best would get "what I call 'The Laugh of Recognition,' a deep laugh. When you can get that laugh, you own the audience in the right way."
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Goldberg would team up with Fox again in 1996 for "Spin City, where the young actor played a deputy mayor of New York City. That series, which was co-created with Bill Lawrence and premiered on ABC, was also a big hit, but he encountered a major hurdle in 2000 when Fox was forced to leave the series after being diagnosed with Parkinson's disease.
When Fox returned in 2001 for a special appearance on the show, Goldberg said the moment was very emotional. He had encouraged the star to return.
"We became aware of the reasons why he doesn't do this anymore," said Goldberg in an interview during the taping of the episodes. "It was not easy on him. And he really sees his position in the world differently now."
Following the end of "Spin City," Goldberg also produced the TV series "Brooklyn Bridge" and wrote the 1989 film "Dad" with Jack Lemmon and the 2005 film "Must Love Dogs."
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2014: Played in 14 games, making nine starts … Third on the team in groundballs with 42 … Had four groundballs against High Point on Feb. 22 … Was 7-for-10 on faceoffs at Stony Brook on March 11 … Won 14-of-21 on faceoffs with eight groundballs against Wagner on April 15 … Was 15-for-30 at the faceoff x at Saint Joseph's on April 19 with six groundballs … Also had six groundballs against Mount St. Mary's on April 26.
2013: Played in 14 games, making 10 starts ... Scored a goal and added a caused turnover and three ground balls against Holy Cross on March 2 ... Also had three ground balls against Yale on March 5 and at Mount St. Mary's on March 30 ... Scooped five ground balls in the 14-13 win over Robert Morris on April 20 ... Had two ground balls in the NEC Tournament semifinal against Bryant on May 2.
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Sophomore Miles MacKenzie set a pair of school and North Coast Athletic Conference records and junior quarterback Mason Espinosa tossed a touchdown pass and surpassed 5000 career passing yards in leading the Bishops to a 29-17 win over Oberlin in their NCAC opener on Saturday in Oberlin.
On the game's first play from scrimmage, Oberlin's Josh Mandel connected with Robin Witjes for a 54-yard pass play, giving the Yeomen a first down at the Bishop 21, but the drive stalled and Erickson Andrews came on to boot a 29-yard field goal that gave Oberlin an early lead.
Ohio Wesleyan answered with a 32-yard strike from Espinosa to senior wide receiver Nick Ziegenbusch on the Bishops' first play from scrimmage, and that set up a 24-yard MacKenzie field goal that tied the game at 3-3.
MacKenzie gave the Bishops a 6-3 lead at the first-quarter gun, drilling a season-long 42-yarder to cap a 43-yard, 7-play drive.
Oberlin reclaimed the lead as Mandel moved the Yeomen down the field, finding Witjes for gains of 8 and 15 yards, and throwing to Adam Niec for 29 yards, then connecting with Witjes again on a 25-yard scoring play that gave the Yeomen a 10-6 lead midway through the second quarter.
Late in the period, the Bishops drove 54 yards in just 4 plays, starting with a pass from sophomore wide receiver Scott Jenkins to junior wide receiver Dave Mogilnicki for 38 yards and finishing with an Espinosa throw to Mogilnicki for a14-yard score that gave Ohio Wesleyan a 13-10 lead with 1:03 remaining.
Senior linebacker Tyler Sheetz picked off a Mandel pass and returned it 15 yards, giving Ohio Wesleyan the ball back at the Oberlin 40, and the Bishops took advantage of the opportunity, moving closer with 11-yard completions to Moginicki and sophomore running back Kevin Herman before MacKenzie came on to kick a 36-yard field goal on the final play of the half, giving the Bishops a 16-10 advantage at the break.
Lucas Poggiali, who relieved Mandel at quarterback, marched the Yeomen downfield midway through the third quarter, connecting with Niec for gains of 36 and 12 yards, then calling his own number for rushes of 23 and 10 yards. Moses Richardson finished the drive with a 2-yard scoring plunge to tie the score, and Andrews' conversion kick gave the Yeomen a 17-16 lead.
The Bishop deficit was short-lived, however, as Espinosa struck quickly with throws to sophomore split end Steven Uhler for gains of 16 and 33 yards. Those plays set up a 33-yard field goal try for MacKenzie, which he drilled on the final play of the third quarter for a 19-17 lead.
MacKenzie extended the margin to 22-17 with a 26-yard field goal early in the fourth quarter, and Herman's 10-yard TD run finished off the day's scoring.
MacKenzie's 5 field goals broke the school record of 4 set by Pete Billington at Muskingum on Oct. 19, 1968, as well as the NCAC record of 4 accomplished 3 times. His 17 points scored by kicking broke the school record of 13 set by Billington at Muskingum on Oct. 19, 1968, along with the NCAC record of 16 accomplished twice.
Espinosa completed 32 of 49 passes for 347 yards and a touchdown. The 347 yards passing raised his career total to 5092.
Mogilnicki caught 8 passes for 134 yards, while Herman had 6 receptions for 33 yards and led the Bishops with 62 yards on 16 rushes.
Defensive standouts for the Bishops included junior safety Rayce Risser, who had a team-high 9 tackles and intercepted a pass; senior end James Huddleston, who added 8 tackles, including a sack and 3½ tackles for loss, and forced a fumble; and Sheetz, who made 7 stops in addition to intercepting a pass.
Mandel and Poggiali combined to complete 20 of 35 passes for 348 yards, with Witjes catching 11 aerials for 187 yards. Dane Stritt led the Yeomen defense with 12 tackles.
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University of Michigan students build super mileage car
By Robin Schwartz, Fox 2 News
ANN ARBOR, Mich. (WJBK) –
It's a challenge that gets students thinking and creating some amazing vehicles. The Shell Eco-marathon Americas takes place in April in Houston, Texas, and some University of Michigan students will be participating with a car they created.
"This car is made out of carbon fiber, so we're able to use that to lightweight this car as much as possible," said David Coons.
It weights about 110 pounds, and you won't believe the gas mileage.
About 20 students on the U of M Super Mileage Team put their heads together to design and create the three-wheeled car. They said it will get more than 3,000 miles a gallon, which would set the North American record for fuel economy.
"It seems pretty crazy to say 3,000 miles to a gallon, but we're pretty confident with the way that we developed the car that as long as everything works together and plays nicely with each other, the car is going to get that goal," Coons said.
The students built the car using computer models. They focused on keeping it lightweight and aerodynamic. They said they did a lot of on the fly thinking during the construction. They even made their own windows by heating up plastic sheets bought in a hardware store.
The engine for the super mileage car started out as an ordinary lawn mower engine.
"We were able to modify it. We were running it much differently, and now we're going to get over 3,000 miles to a gallon with it," said Coons.
U of M will compete against dozens of teams. The energy efficient vehicles will hit the streets of Houston from April 5-7.


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A Gibson man was arrested Thursday night in connection with a May 25 fatal crash, State Police said.
Craig Johnson, 46, of 5672 N. Bayou Black Drive, was driving with Tina Vazquez, 35, of Patterson, in a 2007 Toyota Rav4 on Deadwood Road in Gibson when the vehicle entered a sharp left curve, traveled off the right side of the road and hit a tree about 5:30 a.m., State Police Troop C spokesman Evan Harrell said.
Vazquez, who was not wearing a seat belt, was thrown into the windshield, Harrell said. The Terrebonne Parish Coroner's Office pronounced her dead at the scene.
Johnson, who was not wearing a seat belt and had to be extricated from the vehicle by volunteer firefighters, was under the legal limit for alcohol but had drugs in his system, State Police Crime lab toxicology reports indicate, Harrell said. Johnson was transported to Thibodaux Regional Medical Center with what police described as moderate injuries.
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On Friday evening at 7 p.m., Otero Junior College held its 30th annual BUENO High School Equivalency Program graduation, the first for new Program Coordinator Sylvia Rocha.
On Friday evening at 7 p.m., Otero Junior College held its 30th annual BUENO High School Equivalency Program graduation, the first for new Program Coordinator Sylvia Rocha. Rocha introduced the platform dignitaries: OJC Vice President of Student Services Jeff Paolucci, who gave the introduction; Prof. Jose Garcia Paine, PhD, of the BUENO Center at the University of Colorado, Boulder, who gave the keynote speech; Kim Juul, Otero Junior College Chief GED Examiner, who presented the certificates; OJC President Jim Rizzuto; OJC Administrative Assistant Diane Van Landingham, who helped escort the students, and Dr. John Rocha, HEP Director, BUENO Center, University of Colorado.
The audience was filled with a gala atmosphere as the family and friends of the graduates gathered to congratulate the students who have now finished their GED studies and are ready to move on in their lives and their jobs as well as enter two-year, four-year and more college programs. Not all 67 students who completed the program successfully were there, because many had other obligations or finished earlier in the year, but a good representation was present.
Garcia-Paine, who gave the keynote address, had an inspiring story to tell. He told of a young fellow who came from Malaca, Spain, with no English at all, sponsored by the Tafoya family in Pueblo. He had his first job at McDonald's and decided he wanted more than that, although he was proud to be working there. He asked to be moved up to a cooking position and was granted his request. "Everybody cooking there spoke Spanish, so that was easy," said Garcia. He figured out that education was the key to success, also speaking English, so he worked at both. He worked at the Loaf 'N Jug across from the campus at Colorado State University at Pueblo while he worked on his bachelor's degree. He also tutored other students.
He was proud of that degree, but he decided to go on for his master's degree, and after that, his PhD. He is now teaching courses at the University of Colorado at Boulder. He urged the students to be proud of every step in their careers. He gave special thanks to his sponsoring family, the Tafoyas, and to his guiding professor, Prof. Aragon. Getting through the PhD program was not easy, but it was worth it. Aragon took the time and effort to convince Garcia he could do it. "We never walk alone," said Garcia. "We owe much to those who encourage and support us and make us believe in ourselves."
In closing, he quoted Nelson Mandela: "Education is the most powerful weapon you can use to change the world." He also quoted Mohammed Ali: "Be the change that you wish to change the world." Education is what you use to change the world, said Garcia, and he urged the graduates to continue their educations with this opportunity for a direct path to college, two-year and four-year.
The GED Certificates were presented to the students by Kim Juul, Chief GED Examiner for Otero Junior College. Each graduate was congratulated individually by OJC President Jim Rizzuto after receiving the certificate. Diane Van Landingham handled the certificates, being sure each went to the correct person.
Prof. John Rocha, HEP Director of the BUENO Center at CU Boulder charged the graduates with departing words: "We expect you will move along and accomplish your goals. ... Our ambitions must be wide enough to include the aspirations and needs of others."
The ceremony was followed by a dinner at the banquet room of the OJC Student Center in honor of the graduates and their families.
OJC BUENO-HEP Graduates, 2012-1013
Graduate and date of high school equivalency certificate:?Shelby Andrews, 7.15.12; Isaiah Aragon, 1.31.13; Lisamarie Aragon, 4.23.13; Kayla Arellano, 1.29.13; Desiree Avila, 5.7.13; Jerid Baker, 6.18.13; Rhett Brandy, 11.29.12; Jeremiah Bishop, 10.5.12; Lindsy Bishop, 10.5.12; Andrew Brame, 5.21.13; Jonathon Brookfield, 6.7.13; Devin Canchola, 5.6.13; Gracey Collins, 8.10.12; Angela Cordova, 12.19.12; Sally Cortez, 5.15.13; Megan Crawford, 5.23.13; Jennifer Dean, 12.20.12; Brianna Delgado, 6.14.13; Kyle Dominguez, 6.4.13; Keanen Eberle, 12.19.12; Richard Ferraro, 12.20.12; Barbara Frazier, 12.20.12; Matthew Gallegos, 5.14.13; Conner Garberson, 6.7.13; Lilliana Garcia, 6.24.13; Justin Garcia, 2.5.13; Jose Garfio-Ramos, 4.24.13; Veronica Garibay, 9.10.12; Skylor Garrelts, 1.11.13; Catlina Hernandez, 1.21.13; Walter Hogue, 1.22.13; Cassandra Huffsmith, 5.7.13; Corrina Jacobs, 4.4.13; Alicia Jaramillo, 5.16.13; William Klein, 8.6.12; Jacob Love, 10.1.12; Jordan Maes, 10.10.12; Michael Mestas, 10.17.12; Nathan Mahar, 5.30.13; Selena Marquez, 5.30.13; Kristal Martinez, 5.17.13; Dane Martson, 12.14.12; Josh Mascarenas, 6.27.13; Maryah Montoya, 10.19.12; Blake Mounsey, 8.6.12; Silvia Nunez Gonzalez, 6.14.13; Monique Ocana-Montejo, 6.25.13; Samantha Owens, 8.13.12; Julian Perez, 5.14.13; Laura Pillans, 6.27.13; Destiny Ross, 12.20.12; David Salguero, 11.14.12; Angela Scott, 10.17.12; Alyssa Shiba, 3.1.13; Christopher Shupe, 6.13.13; Jade Steele 5.24.13; Betsy Stuart, 10.17.12; Steven Turcotte, 2.20.13; Michael Valerio 11.1.12; Raymundo Vasquez, 5.8.13; Frank Vigil, 11.20.12; Keith Vigil, 4.30.13; Angelina Villa, 12.18.12; Naomi Vongsanith, 5.20.13; John Ward, 3.11.13; Shelby Watkins, 4.23.13; Adam Ybarra, 4.24.13.


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The Very Hungry Caterpillar has been a favorite book of my daughter ever since she had her eyes on it. And when she requested it for her 4th birthday theme, I couldnt say no.
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1928 W. A. & A. C. Churchman "Men Of The Moment In Sport" (Large) #7 Bobby Jones - PSA NM-MT 8
Starting Bid - $1,000, Sold For - $2,666
Graded NM-MT 8 by PSA. One of only two examples graded at this level by PSA, with none graded higher. Extremely attractive high-grade example of #7 Bobby Jones, the key card from the 1928 W. A. & A. C. Churchman "Men Of The Moment In Sport" large-series. This 12-card multisport issue features only two golfers. Each card from this set features a caricature of the greatest athletes of the day from their respective sports, and the athlete's name along the bottom. Inscribed as "1st Series of 12" on the reverse, this large-card variety of "Men Of The Moment In Sport" is extremely rare and compliments its 50-card smaller version of the same year. Most advanced collectors would agree that this larger variety is about 25 times as rare as the scarce smaller version. Jones is not just the most valuable card in the set, it also one of the most well known and popular of all Bobby Jones cards, and of all 1920s golf cards. This example is a crisp gem, bright and clean, both front and back, with bold colors, perfect registration, and four razor-sharp corners. The reverse is centered very slightly to the left. This is an extremely high grade example of the key card from the 1928 Churchman "Men Of The Moment In Sport" set and one of the most highly prized golf cards of the era. The SMR value for the assigned grade is $4,200. Reserve $1,000. Estimate $2,000+.
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