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|December 2, 2012, 10:39 AM
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Ruger sp101 Grips
I will be picking it up this week. Just waiting on the paperwork to get back from the sherrifs office. I do not like the stock grips and was looking to see if anyone has pictures of theirs with either wodden panel inserts or the hogue rubber monogrips. Just to get an idea of which I might like better. I am looking at the panels that a member here has listed on ebay I think his/her username is 1chig.
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Here`s a set ,well both sets 1 of em on a GP , fit & finish is superb !!!
Here`s a close up of the fit/finish ya can expect from 1chig.
Nice guy & easy to deal with also .
I have several sets of panels from em .
Here`s another set showing the thickness of em , a little more than the factory 1s ,a + in my case as I have med/large hands.
|December 2, 2012, 07:51 PM
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I just put these on mine from Altamount grips.
|December 2, 2012, 09:17 PM
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Those are the same ones I ordered this morning. That spent casing is a nice touch. I cant wait for them to get to me. I just got the email that he updated the item to shipped so I guess it will be on its way to me tomorrow.
|December 3, 2012, 03:44 PM
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I don't like the blocky rubber grips that come with the sp101 regardless of what panel is in it. The Hogues are much better IMHO.
|December 3, 2012, 04:40 PM
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Most people seem to think the Hogues are "ugly". I couldn't care less how they look. They place your hand in exactly the same position on every draw. My wife has one of the first SP 101s made and it has always had Hogues on it. And it is a joy to shoot. Hogue makes some very fine looking wood grips if you just can't do the rubber thing. Kim Ahrends also makes some great grips. The original Ruger grip actually works very well for control and comfort.
|December 3, 2012, 05:30 PM
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I bought the hogue grips aswell. But I like the look of the wood inserts a lot better. I will most likely just stick the hogue grip in the safe. I have hogue grips on 2 of my other guns that I am not really concerned about looks with. This revolver just looks sweet with the inserts
|December 6, 2012, 05:11 PM
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1chig does beautiful work. I bought two sets from him and he threw in a third gratis. All three are superb as to fit and finish. All three are quite beautiful. I've got cedar panels in it now, a nod to my Pacific Northwest roots.
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|December 6, 2012, 06:43 PM
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I removed the factory grips and installed the Hogues. The factory rubber grips with the plastic inserts provided no place for my pinky, but the Hogues are an awesome fit.
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Thanks to all above for the goods words about my panels!!! I sure appreciate it. Dal22, sure hope you like your panels, tracking says you should get them tomorrow. Thank you very much!!
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|December 6, 2012, 09:19 PM
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The Hogue Nylon grip is really nice!
|December 8, 2012, 03:53 PM
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I now have the beautiful wood panel inserts and the hogue grip. I will install the wood panels and leave it that way. They look to nice to put rubber on instead. I might sell the hogue grip or just keep it as backup
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The Importance of Vaccinations in Cochlear Implant Users
Bacterial meningitis is a serious infection of the brain and the fluid that surrounds the brain. Bacterial meningitis is a life-threatening infection. Individuals who have a cochlear implant are at increased risk for bacterial meningitis. Although this risk is small, it is important for children and adults with a cochlear implant to be vaccinated against the bacteria that can gain entry into the brain and commonly cause bacterial meningitis. Two types of bacteria have produced the vast majority of cases of meningitis after cochlear implantation. Steptococcus pneumoniae (Pneumococcus) and Haemophilus influenzae type b (Hib).
Cochlear implant users and their families should be aware that vaccines against pneumococcus (pneumo vaccine) and Hib are widely available. These vaccines strengthen the bodys defenses to protect against the common causes of bacterial meningitis. This is another reason for being sure to get vaccinated.
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Cochlear implant users and their families should also be aware that vaccinations do not eliminate the risk of meningitis. Children and adults with cochlear implants who develop a middle ear infection (otitis media) or a fever of uncertain cause should seek medical treatment and monitoring until the infection resolves. Infections in a child or an adult with a cochlear implant should be taken seriously. Untreated middle ear and other infections may spread to produce meningitis.
In addition, if an ear with a cochlear implant develops a discharge from the ear canal, or produces unusual ear symptoms or a watery nasal discharge, it is important to have that ear examined by the surgeon who performed the surgery or another suitable experienced cochlear implant surgeon.
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Sort of like, instead of ignition boost, Byakushiki would get multiple sets of boosters. It's mostly rule of cool, but in terms of practicality, it's for Ichika to slowly master the speed. The first set is the basic which already outclasses 1st shift. Then as he progresses in control and the current booster set can't handle anymore, the next set becomes accessible. Kind of like that I guess.
I wanted something that could replace Setsuna, but I'm not even sure if I want to completely get rid of Setsuna.
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I try to make the Self-Defense Forces as competent as I could since they may be appearing again in future chapters. Honestly I still don't get why in most animes, the military doesn't mobilize even when faced with an imminent apocalypse...
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@ Demi
I keep losing track about your tech, so in a nutshell I think it was good. Some say redundant/waste of space but considering it's a G4 prototype, nah.
@ Stratos
Either that or they simply wiped out easily by mecha/monster/etc. Because most viewer want mecha/monster/etc blowing stuff up instead of getting curbstomped by competent military.
Robot Alchemic Drive teach me that when outclassed, pour some money and get better hardware= victory, even if the 50-meter robot get the biggest kill, they get as much credit as they deserve.
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Thanks for the rec, the book rocks!
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Sorry but I have a tendency to not be happy with my work and keep redoing it.
The tiered booster system is only one of the concepts considered. The first was the system that improves the pilot's physical ability, which would simulate Setsuna but on a level that won't kill Ichika.
The only problem with the sword, claw, shield that replaces Setsura is that it lacks a keep mode.
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We got a crossover!
Infinite-Stratos rise of vengance (Crossover with Ghost Rider)
StratoSpear, did you get my message?
And about the Minerva, does it have gauges to indicate the status of it's energy shield? As well as it's other components? (weapons, thrusters, ect.)
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Man, Area 88 and Yukikaze rocks, so much that I was distracted from .... err, literature study.
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Well, Ichika Is Mobius 1 by default. And thanks for the idea.
I'm trying to subvert Ichika being a flying god war as well in that his entrance seems subtle most of the time, but when he kick ass, he kick some of the hardest one, then it got worse when his sisters joined the fray...
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Too bad no info on Kazuma, he is basically one character mentioned and never seen in canon. He is listed simply that I need any male EXIST in canon.
BTW, does ISAF actually has distinct Navy or not? In canon, Mobius first departure is from a carrier and is using marine F-4C Phantom II, I'm a bit murky on the detail.
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Yes, the ISAF has a distinct navy. Not entirely sure what composes it unfortunately.
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Organization, Control and the Single Entity Defense in Antitrust
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Since at least the 1930's economists have puzzled over how to delineate the boundaries of the firm. With the advent of antitrust legislation in 1890, courts have been pressed to consider what constitute conspiracies between corporate entities to restrain commerce. By the 1940's, courts started to characterize conspiracies by sorting out what they are not specifically, by extending the status of "single entity" to certain types of business arrangements. Both efforts in economics and in the law to sort out what constitutes a "firm" or "single entity" have focused on "control." A difficulty is that neither the law nor economics offer an operationally significant concept of control. Even so, both law and economics contribute concepts other than control that provide a way of understanding economic organization. These concepts control rights, adaptation, delegation, and renegotiation suggests how one can subsume the sometimes confusing array of single entity tests proposed in the case law within a two-stage sequence of tests.


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Like UMTS and its extensions HSPA (High Speed Packet Access) and HSPA+, also LTE is still allocated to the third generation of mobile communications (3G). That is why the designation 3.9G is sometimes used for LTE. Only its advancement, LTE-Advanced, meets all requirements imposed on mobile communications technologies of the fourth generation (4G) by standardisation bodies. In Germany, LTE has been available since the end of 2010 and LTE-Advanced was introduced in late 2014.
LTE is a broadband technology and contributes to wide area coverage with broadband services (The Federal Government's Broadband Strategy).
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LTE can also be operated in the frequency range around 2000 MHz, the licences for which were already auctioned in 2010. Currently this range is used for UMTS or HSPA/HSPA+.
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As with GSM and UMTS mobile communications technologies, the areas to be served with mobile communications are divided into so-called cells. The cells are supplied by stationary transmitter stations (base stations). The base stations with their antennas serve as transmitters and receivers of high-frequency electromagnetic fields by means of which the wireless communication with the terminals of the customers is carried out.
Similar to the preceding expansion levels of the mobile telephone networks, LTE particularly allows increased transmission rates. LTE networks are predestined for data intensive services (HD video streaming, telemedicine, data synchronisation etc.). As with wired internet, data are transmitted exclusively in packets which - compared to other mobile communications technologies - allows very short reaction times (latency times) and offers advantages for example when calling up websites or when playing "online games". Voice telephony is also possible using LTE.
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That was the question being batted around last weekend, as seven challengers from California, Arizona and Washington traveled to San Jose, hoping to take away the Colt West Zone flag from the two-time champion Legends.
The answer was a firm negative during the first three days of the double-elimination tourney, held July 26-30 at PAL Stadium. With three straight wins and a roster stocked with many of the best 15- and 16-year-old players in the Santa Clara Valley, the Legends advanced to Tuesday's championship game and looked ready to make a run at a World Series three-peat.
After dumping Victoria of Riverside 10-1 in Friday's Zone finals opener, the Legends backed it up Saturday with a 10-0 triumph over Los Gatos White, another talent-filled squad from the 14-team Los Gatos Colt League. Then, in the winners' bracket final Sunday night, they jumped ahead early against Sierra Madre of Los Angeles County and held on for a 5-2 victory.
One of the Legends' three victims was to be their opponent Tuesday. Sierra Madre, Los Gatos White and Victoria all had 2-1 records after Sunday's games, and they were to settle the consolation bracket Monday night. On Sunday, LG White ousted host San Jose PAL 5-0 and Victoria knocked out Monterey 4-3.
The consolation bracket survivor needed to beat the Legends twice on Tuesday in order to advance to the Colt World Series. The West Zone champion will join nine other teams at the CWS, Aug. 2-7. The West champ received a bye and will play its first game Saturday against a team from either Texas (South Zone) or Michigan (North).
Progress of the Colt World Series can be followed at www.coltworldseries.com.
If the Legends reached the CWS again, it will be a return trip for catcher Lane Robinette (Homestead), third baseman Keenan Brigman (Valley Christian), first baseman Eric Benedetti (St. Francis) and outfielder/ right-handed pitcher Mark Quimby (Valley Christian). It would be a third trip for manager Frank Payton (Mission College assistant) and coaches Kris Hesenflow (Palo Alto High) and Donnie Ecker (Los Altos High).
"Our pitching has been our strength," Payton said, after using four hurlers in Sunday's win, "and we haven't even used our ace (Ben Hughes of Valley Christian)."
Left-hander Danny Erlich (Palo Alto) earned the decision, shutting out Sierra Madre for 4 1/3 innings. After two batters reached base, Quimby took over on the mound and pitched out of the jam. Sierra Madre rallied for two runs in the sixth, and Payton called upon another lefty, Alex Zarate (Branham), to put out the fire. Drew Strotman (Homestead) came on in the seventh to close out the win.
The Legends went ahead 1-0 in the first, as Brigman led off with a double and eventually scored on a sacrifice fly by leftfielder Nick Oar (College Park-Pleasant Hill). Later, centerfielder Bobby Wood (Homestead) knocked in two runs with a bases-loaded single. Wood and shortstop Conor Thane (St. Francis) both had two hits.
Andrew Theron, a hard-throwing left-hander from Leigh High, pitched all seven innings in the Legends' Zone opener. He struck out five Victoria batters and walked one, while scattering six hits.
Robinette, Brigman and Oar each smacked RBI hits in the Legends' five-run third inning. Robinette finished with three of the Legends' 14 hits, while Oar and Hughes had two apiece.
Two more left-handed pitchers, Kris Bubic (Archbishop Mitty) and Zarate, combined on a two-hitter against Los Gatos White. Bubic worked the first five frames and Zarate retired the side in order in the top of the sixth. The 10-run mercy rule was invoked in the bottom of the sixth when the Legends scored a run to make it 10-0.
LG White, which advanced to the Zone tourney by going 4-0 to win the Super Regional the previous week, battled the Legends early behind pitcher Kyle McBerry (Mitty).
A couple of unearned runs gave the Legends a 2-0 lead heading into the last of the fourth. That's when the defending champs scored six times for an 8-0 lead. A big hit in the inning was Theron's three-run double down the left field line. LG White manager Bill Gibbs contended the hit was a foul ball, but the umpire ruled it was fair.
"Long story short, we made five errors and a couple mental ones, too, over six innings, which was our demise," Gibbs said.
Theron finished with three hits in the game, while LG White catcher Mitch Sancier (Westmont) reached base three times–one of them a long shot to left center for a double.
Sancier may have scored, if not for a fine defensive play by Legends second baseman Edric Wong (Homestead), who ranged up the middle to backhand a ball and throw to first for the third out of the inning.
LG White had much better success a day earlier in its first-round game, a 12-2, five-inning trouncing over a team from Maltby, Wash.
Left-hander Trevor Rogers (Los Altos) pitched all five innings to earn the decision.
Sancier, Riki Desa (Prospect), Justin Brackett (St. Francis), Devon Canty (St. Francis) and Kyle Mora (Mitty) contributed to the scoring barrage.
LG White received a strong pitching effort from Giuseppe Benedetti (St. Francis) in Sunday's shutout of San Jose.
Other LG White team members were Zachary Smits (Los Gatos), Jack Rothenberg (Willow Glen), Kale Pagan (St. Francis), Paul Myers (Los Altos), Andrew Young (St. Francis), Phillip Fry (Willow Glen), Joshua Chestnut (Mitty), Michael Bowes (Bellarmine) and Andrew Martinez (St. Francis).
The Legends advanced to the West Zone event by winning a 10-team sectional tourney July 9-15 at PAL.
They opened with a 3-0 win over LG Gold, as Hughes, Bubic, Tommy Hudson (Mitty) and Quimby shared the mound in a one-hitter. Thane delivered three hits in the win, while Luke Rasmussen (Mitty) and Troy Burg (Bellarmine) each had two. Rasmussen and Benedetti both ripped doubles.
The next game, a 10-0 blitz of Blossom Valley, was called after five innings. Theron pitched three innings and David Ressa (Los Gatos) worked two, allowing just one hit between them. Hudson tagged a two-run homer and a double to lead the offense and Brigman also had two hits.
The Legends needed all seven innings to score a 7-2 triumph over the Campbell Giants. Erlich pitched four innings and Zarate three in a combined two-hitter. Oar blasted a three-run homer. In the section championship game, a 10-0 win over LG White, Theron pitched a complete game one-hitter.
Another pitcher on the Legends' roster is Andrew Najeeb-Brush of Wilcox.
LG White finished second in the sectional with a 4-2 record, but qualified for the West Zone event by winning four straight games in the Super Regional, July 18-22 at PAL Stadium. The wins came against Burlingame 11-5, the Campbell Giants 7-2 and Monterey twice, 3-1 and 10-0.


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Judge Posner: Do Most Industries Even Need Patents?
from the good-to-see dept
But, more importantly, he gave an interview with Reuters, where he was much more explicit about his concerns with the overall patent system and how it seems to hold back progress and innovation.
This isn't a huge surprise. If you've read Posner's book The Economic Structure of Intellectual Property Law written with William Landes, you'd know that he's long recognized that there are competing forces in the patent system, which could lead it to doing more harm than good. However, it's always appeared as if he came down (just slightly) on the side of thinking they more or less worked. It appears he's now pretty clearly shifted over to recognizing the widespread harm patents do.
Posner said some industries, like pharmaceuticals, had a better claim to intellectual property protection because of the enormous investment it takes to create a successful drug.
Advances in software and other industries cost much less, he said, and the companies benefit tremendously from being first in the market with gadgets - a benefit they would still get if there were no software patents.
"It's not clear that we really need patents in most industries," he said.
Also, devices like smartphones have thousands of component features, and they all receive legal protection.
"You just have this proliferation of patents," Posner said. "It's a problem."
The Reuters report also notes that he specifically let it be known to district courts that he was interested in hearing a patent case. Despite serving on the 7th Circuit appeals court, Posner never gets to hear patent cases, because of our ridiculous system where all patent appeals go to the federal circuit. That's too bad, because it would have been nice to have allowed him to make this ruling at the appellate level and get a real circuit split going to force the Supreme Court to be more aggressive in fixing the problems in the patent system. Either way, it's good to see him speaking out on this and admitting that many industries probably don't need patent protection (hell, if he really wants to explore the drug industry, he may discover that it doesn't need patents either, but that's a whole different post...).


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Wednesday, June 22, 2011
So, what about Maggie
Poor baby!
Here you see tiny hairs from her front leg, hind leg, and from the underside of her jaw. That's were we found her wounds. We were sure she's broken something or other, crushed her rib cage, it looked horrible.
I know they are hard to see, but they are so tiny! We held our breath, and I had one hand in front of my mouth, my heart dropped, and I felt faint. Maggie though, just collected herself, and continued on, on her hunt for Denny. We watched her for the rest of the day, for limping etc. but she didn't seem worse for wear. Thank goodness!
Next day, I found Happy licking HER wounds, and she was just relaxing, letting him. Denny was licking her ears.
Well, and I wanted to take pictures of these blooming bushes (once again, no clue what they are called), but Denny thought it needed some pup in the picture to be interesting.
I always thought those bushes are nothing special, until I took this close up today. Wow, what a beauty! Looks like there are silver beads at the ends, so pretty.
And the other day, these two ducks landed in the pool, just to hop out of it right away, and waddled under the trees, to take a long nap.
They stayed there for more than a couple of hours. I didn't let the dogs out, when I saw them, didn't want to scare them. I thought they deserved a safe, nice nap.
I also found out, that we have baby bunnies in one of our high flower beds again. I was watering them, when two tiny ones took off, scared from the ice cold water. Even with three dogs, the bunnies still love to come into our backyard. At least it's not skunks!
After I saw Claudia's beautiful presentation of the Rustic Raspberry Tart, I had to get the recipe and give it a try. There's a lot of room for improvement though. I haven't done this kind of dough in a while, and I used fresh raspberries, and after the dough was all golden brown, the berries were still very watery. I still could hardly wait to cut a piece and dig in. Wow, those fruits were sour, I'm still puckering my mouth, just thinking of it. Would have been nice with a scoop of vanilla ice cream, but there wasn't any in my freezer. How about that?!
Well, that's it for today. :o)
22 comments:
- ikki said...
Poor Maggie, give a lot of hugs from me to her.
And that photo of Denny is lovely. He is so cute.
with love ikki
- June 22, 2011 3:32 a.m.
- Virginia said...
Poor Maggie! I'm glad she's ok though.
Love the ducks. :)
- June 22, 2011 6:56 a.m.
- Kathy... said...
Ohhhh.... Poor Maggie! I am so glad she is ok. Perhaps a little more careful???
The flowers are breathtaking! Such a gorgeous blossom. And Denny was correct - his face was a perfect addition to the photo!
- June 22, 2011 7:50 a.m.
- momsue84 said...
Poor Maggie! What a scare! So glad she is ok. How sweet that Happy and Denny were taking such good care of her. Just like you, I love the animals that come to share our yard. Bunnies, deer, etc. And lots of birds. Yum, yum on the raspberry tort.
- June 22, 2011 8:14 a.m.
- TracyKM said...
Spirea :) Very common bush here as it's pretty tolerant. Our puppy chewed one of the two we have and it's coming back, a little mishapen, LOL.
Poor Maggie!
- June 22, 2011 8:43 a.m.
- Toby said...
Oh my gosh! I bet that was horrible to witness. I don't know what's worse - wondering how a pet has hurt himself/herself or seeing it happen. Glad to hear she's okay.
- June 22, 2011 2:25 p.m.
- Susan said...
Maggie is just making sure to keep you on your toes. So glad that she's okay and the boys are taking care of her!
I think the bush is a spirea. Spirea are hardy plants and grow almost anywhere. The blooms are lovely.
Did the ducks poop in your pool? I had ducklings in my classroom one year. They are incredibly cute and charming. I loved when they hit duck puberty and their voiced broke. Peep, peep, qua-ack, peep! I learned that ducks poop all the time and it's sloppy. I hope your pool didn't take a hit.
- June 22, 2011 4:10 p.m.
- Rhonda said...
Maggie is such a trooper. Thank goodness she's okay. Don't worry, there'll be more days like this.
Raspberry's are my favorite. I have a ton of buds on my bushes for jam this year.
- June 22, 2011 4:26 p.m.
- lexa said...
Poor Maggie! Ducks and bunnies, too cool!
- June 22, 2011 5:17 p.m.
- Michelle said...
It's amazing how easy it is for our pets to scare us! Glad she ended up alright.
- June 22, 2011 5:19 p.m.
- Beverly said...
At least you know she's a hardy girl and can hang with the boys.
- June 22, 2011 5:41 p.m.
- Mr Puffy's Knitting Blog: said...
Dear little Maggie has a wonderful spirit and is a trooper!!!! So sweet to hear Denny was licking her ears and she was being loved by both of them :) All's well that ends well.
Your tart looks yummy! FYI if you find your dough/crust is browning too quickly and the berries are not yet bubbling I place a sheet of aluminum foil over the tart/pie to prevent any additional browning. I think I may have had to cook mine an extra 10 minute or so to get the berries bubbling and I did cover with foil to prevent over-browning. I used fresh berries too but they are "in season" down here and sweet already.
- June 22, 2011 6:57 p.m.
- Wanderingcatstudio said...
Poor Maggie - that's so scary. It's nice that the boys take care of her though.
The ducks are so cute!
- June 22, 2011 7:06 p.m.
- Sharon V said...
Thank goodness Maggie is OK! Whew! That would have stopped my heart too!
Your pastry looks yummy, but if you're still puckered up, you might want to consider getting the vanilla ice cream sooner than later.
- June 22, 2011 7:37 p.m.
- Sharon V said...
Thank goodness Maggie is OK! Whew! That would have stopped my heart too!
Your pastry looks yummy, but if you're still puckered up, you might want to consider getting the vanilla ice cream sooner than later.
- June 22, 2011 7:37 p.m.
- Linda said...
Dear Monika,
I love reading your posts, for the stories, for the weather and dog news and for the beautiful dark grey/light grey contrast in the latest Kristen Kapur shawl. Your lavishly illustrated blog is a delight to follow.
- June 23, 2011 11:04 a.m.
Poor Maggie, but so lovely to hear about the other two comforting her. So sweet, unlike the tart, which at least looks beautiful.
As for the bush, it's a spirea, likely Little Princess.
- June 23, 2011 8:39 p.m.
- SusiKnitchicks said...
Arme Maggie, knuddel Sie mal von mir.
Deine Garne und Strickereien sind wieder genial - wie immer.
LG Susi
- June 24, 2011 4:38 a.m.
- Carrie K said...
Oh wow! I'm glad to hear Maggie is okay, but what a scare! And how cute of her big brothers to doctor her.
- June 24, 2011 5:08 p.m.
- hakucho said...
Glad Maggie is OK. Awesome tart :)
- June 25, 2011 9:28 a.m.
Poor Maggie! I'm so glad she's okay.
- June 26, 2011 12:36 p.m.
- 2paw said...
Oh thank goodness Maggie is OK, she took a bad tumble, but she is very resilient. Happy and Denny are good and kind brothers!! Nice duckies, I could not let my girls out, they would chase them away!!
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by Tom Utescher
Back on March 20, the Chestnut Hill College women's lacrosse team was forced into the role of visiting victim, falling 14-8 in the home opener for defending Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference champion Georgian Court University.
For a time last Saturday, it looked like the host CHC Griffins might enjoy some payback as they took a 6-3 lead over the Lions midway through the first half of the CACC rematch. But while the rain that had been forecast for late afternoon held off, the Griffins could not hold off the attackers from their Lakewood, NJ opponent. Georgian Court seized the lead for good with a 7-0 streak that netted a 10-6 halftime lead, and the Lions went on to win, 20-16.
A little over 10 minutes into the second half, Chestnut Hill was within one goal of the leaders at 12-13, but the Lions were able to come up with goals when they needed them, improving to 9-3 in conference play and 10-6 overall. Sophomore Molly McCourt led the victors with six goals, and freshman goalie Amanda Cathcart went the distance with 10 saves.
Although CHC got six goals apiece from senior Kelly McKay (one assist) and junior Nicole Covella, along with a game-high 14 saves from junior goalie Jenn Delahanty, the Griffins slipped to 2-12 overall and 2-9 in the CACC.
"We had a letdown at the end of the first half, but overall I thought we played well today," said Chestnut Hill's second-year head coach, Katie Lee. "Earlier in the year we were hurting because we had some key players out due to injury. We've got them back now and it's helped the confidence of the whole team. Still, we weren't able to start out the way we wanted to, so emotionally it's been a rough season for us."
In the first three-and-a-half minutes of Saturday's contest, Covella and McKay gave the Griffins a 2-0 lead, and after the Lions came back for a tie, Covella completed a hat trick and McKay shot her second goal, moving the hosts ahead 5-2 with 16:45 remaining in the first half.
The visitors scored a third goal, then the Griffins went up by three once more on a free-position shot by junior Brianne Timony. Georgian Court regrouped and drove hard to the cage the rest of the half, netting seven straight goals in the last 9:17 for a four-point halftime cushion.
Besides McKay and Covella, Chestnut Hill had only one other multiple-goal scorer (junior Christina Squillante, with two). The Lions, on the other hand, had six players with two or more goals, which made them a little tougher to defend. Georgian Court had some solid stretches on defense, and several times in the second half CHC enjoyed fairly long possessions with several shots, but came away empty.
Covella captured the second-half draw and Squillante scored off a rebound in the opening minute of the new period. A little later the Griffins pulled within two points of the Lions, but with nine minutes elapsed it was back to a four-point spread at 13-9.
In a 30-second span, Covella converted off a free position and McKay came around the crease on the left side to score. Before another minute went by, junior Erica Eaby passed the ball from outside the arc to Squillante a few feet from the crease, setting up a goal that made it 13-12 with 19:31 remaining.
Georgian Court made CHC pay for a yellow card with a woman-up goal, and after the Griffins' Delahanty stopped back-to-back shots by the visitors, the Lions succeeded on their next attempt for a 15-12 tally. The hosts had the gap back down to two points when McKay drove in from a free position, then the Lions conjured up a burst of offense similar to their spurt in the later stages of the first half.
The Jersey girls deposited five goals in four-and-a-half minutes, and with the count now 20-13, CHC pulled Delahanty and sent sophomore Jessica Pennell (one save) into the cage. McKay, Covella, and junior Lindsay Alexander each scored for Chestnut Hill during the last 93 seconds to reduce the margin before the final horn.
Speaking of senior McKay in her next-to-last home game, Coach Lee said "This may have been the best game I've seen her play. She's improved so much over her four years; she's one of our girls who didn't learn to play until freshman year at Chestnut Hill."
With postseason play not in the cards this time around, the Griffins can soon turn their thoughts to the year ahead. Lee says there will be plenty of off-season conditioning work.
"We're in good shape right now, but we could be in better shape," she observed. "There's also going to be just lots and lots of stickwork. We should have more players next season, so we'll be able to have real scrimmages in practice, instead of just going seven-on-seven like we've had to do this year."


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NEW HAVEN, Conn. – Danielle Korman, who coached 38 All-Americans and one national champion as an assistant at Johns Hopkins, has joined Jim Henry's staff as an assistant women's swimming and diving coach at Yale.
"I am very honored to be joining the Yale swimming and diving family," Korman said. "The rich tradition and proven excellence of Yale, both academically and athletically, is something I can't wait to be a part of."
In four seasons at Johns Hopkins, Korman helped both the men's and women's teams to a pair of top-10 NCAA finishes. During her tenure, JHU swimmers broke 30 school records and the team earned CSCAA Academic All-America recognition four times. In 2012, Korman was named Honorable Mention Rising Assistant Coach of the Year by collegeswimming.com, and she was part of Women's Conference Coaching Staff of the Year three times.
"I am thrilled to have Dani Korman joining me at Yale," said Henry, who was hired as the head coach in June. "Dani is a proven coach, mentor and motivator. She has a fantastic ability to read her athletes and provide them with the knowledge and support to improve as swimmers and as people. After having worked with her at the Longhorn Swim Camp for two summers, I believe we complement each other's strengths really well. We are both excited to get started."
Prior to Johns Hopkins, Korman served as the interim head coach of the Carthage College women's team where she was named the 2008 Co-Coach of the Year, mentored five All-Americans and led the team to its first ever appearance in the NCAA Championship.
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Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers was named the League Managers' Association Manager of the Year on Monday night, while Crystal Palace manager Tony Pulis won the Premier League Manager of the Year award.
Rodgers' award was voted on by all LMA members, including every manager in the top-four professional leagues in English football. Pulis' award is specific to the Premier League only.
Rodgers, who hails from Northern Ireland, was honoured for the first time at the annual awards dinner in London after he led the Reds to second place in the Premier League, which was the club's highest finish in five years.
LMA chairman Howard Wilkinson said of Rodgers' win: "There can be no greater tribute to a manager and his work than a tribute awarded by his match day foes and peers. This evening we applaud Brendan Rodgers as he receives that most valuable award.
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"For Liverpool and Brendan, I'm sure we all hope this season marks the beginning of a new voyage and a new era."
Pulis' work at Palace saw the club keep their top flight status after the former Stoke boss guided them to an 11th place finish. When Pulis arrived at the club, Palace had just four points but they finished the season with a haul of 45 and steered well clear of a relegation that looked certain earlier in the year.
He told his club's official website: "This is a community club based in the most densely populated area in London and has a great opportunity of pushing forward. We've got to stay in the Premier League for the next two or three years to realise what we can eventually achieve. We have to look forward and say this is the way we will go and do it."
Leicester manager Nigel Pearson won the Sky Bet Football League Championship Manager of the Year award after he steered the Foxes to automatic promotion to the top flight, while Wolves' Kenny Jackett and Leyton Orient's Russell Slade were named joint League One Managers of the Year.
Scunthorpe's Russ Wilcox picked up the League Two award with Sheffield United's Nigel Clough named the FA Cup Manager of the Year.
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CALI, Colombia, Feb. 15 (UPI) -- Second-seeded Lara Arruabarrena-Vecino of Spain won in straight sets Friday to advance to the semifinals of the Copa Bionaire in Colombia.
Arruabarrena-Vecino won 84 percent of her first-service points and was 3-for-4 on break points in her efficient 6-3, 6-4 victory over Brazilian Teliana Pereira.
Sixth-seeded Elina Svitolina of Ukraine moved on to the semis with a 6-3, 7-5 win over Mariana Duque-Marino of Colombia in a match lasting 70 minutes.
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WOOLWORTHS supermarkets around the country have sold out of their first consignments of an entirely new plant-based, vegetarian 'mince' product.
The new line, branded 'Minced', is produced by a company called Funky Fields and retails for $8 for a 400g packet. It's made from soy and wheat proteins (adding texture and protein), coconut (for fat), and almonds, tomato and porcini mushrooms for flavour. Its colour (see pack photo), is derived from beetroot.
The manufacturer suggests the taste is 'close to' minced beef, and that the product can be used in every dish where consumers thought about using meat, like lasagne, hamburgers, chilli con carne and spaghetti bolognese.
'Minced' is stocked in the meat section of Woolworths supermarkets, which in itself has divided customers. While some vegetarians and vegans said they would be 'put-off' having to venture into the meat section to purchase the product, animal protein supporters said there was no place for a vegetarian product in the meat aisle – especially one with the potential to confuse customers, through its name.
It's one of the conundrums which is emerging, as more plant-based meat substitutes – or in some cases combined meat/vegetable-based protein formulations – come to market.
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Last weekend, Beef Central went looking for the 'Minced' product on Woolworths' shelves. When we couldn't find it, we made inquiries, and were told it had sold out across Australia, within days of launch. Whether that was due to underlying consumer demand, or simply new product 'curiosity', only time will tell.
The use of the word 'Minced' on the pack has angered National Party senator Barry O'Sullivan.
Last weekend he demanded that Woolworths remove the product and re-label it, so the Federal Government did not have to 'step in.'
"Woolworths need to pull it from the shelves today," Senator Sullivan told the ABC.
Purchase Black Black Blouse Purchase Blouse Evans Evans He said he was expecting food labelling to become increasingly complex, and said the major supermarkets had a responsibility to shoppers.
"Have we gotten to a position in a nanny state where the government has to go from shelf-to-shelf, line-by-line, on every product and commodity and create legislation? No-one wants that," he said.
"I call on Woolworths and any other retailers to deal with this themselves, don't put us in a situation where government has to start to buy into more regulation or legislation."
Deputy prime minister Michael McCormack also stressed the importance of correct labelling on food. "Mince is mince, mince is meat. That's my interpretation of what mince is," ABC reported.
He said he had been assured the label clearly stated the product was "plant or vegetable based", but when asked by ABC whether he agreed with it being sold in the red meat section he replied, "Perhaps not."
But Mr McCormack also said there could be other external factors behind the placement of the new item, including the space in refrigerated areas.
Woolworths would not say whether other faux meat products would be relocated to the chilled meat section.
"We know some customers are looking to eat less traditional protein in their diets," a company spokesman said. "In response, we are pleased to range the [minced product] in our meat section to meet this demand."
Senator O'Sullivan accused plant-based protein-makers of leveraging off of the red meat sector's marketing edge.
"They are piggy-backing on the back of industries that have invested hundreds of millions of dollars, to get their product identified for what it is," he said.
Broader spectrum of customer needs
The move to stock vegetarian 'mince' is part of a move by Woolworths to address a broader spectrum of customer needs.
The company also recently launched a new 'flexatarian' product range under the title, 'Perfectly Balanced'. The range encompasses sausages, burgers, meatballs and rissoles, combining animal protein (60pc beef/pork in this example seen by Beef Central) with vegetable-based ingredients including lentils and carrot.
Health, wellness and dietary considerations were the underlying messages behind the product. The concept is designed to deliver 'balance' for those consumers who still want their traditional animal protein (albeit perhaps in smaller quantities), while also getting a 'balance of vegetables and other products.'
The pack of six 'flexitarian' sausages pictured here retailed in Woolworths for $7.50, compared with a pack of premium 100pc beef/pork sausages nearby selling for the same price.
After just two weeks in-store – and little serious promotion – Beef Central was told the flexitarian range was achieving similar sales to Woolworths' conventional lamb burger category.
- Beef Central will discuss this new flexitarian concept and product range within a broader interview about value-adding with Woolworths national meat category manager Pat McEntee in coming days.
Reader's Comments
Barry is exactly right………lab slime should NOT be labeled mince, meat, sausage or beef.
Amazing to me that folks so proud of their plant slime want to try and call it meat…….what does that tell you?
The plant based meat is in high demand – they keep running out – we bought three packets. Great product. Thanks Woolworths for listening to your growing plant based market.
As a meat guy I wouldn't be too worried about this new product. Real meat alternatives have been arround for years, especially in Asia and they will continue to take up a minute % of the real meat market share. Like most new and topical products there will be an initial rush to try the product but it will settle down and the meat eaters will continue to eat meat and the vegans will just have another option. Yes I guess there could be some better and more creative descriptors so that those who are so easily fooled don't pick up the wrong pack by mistake but really folks focus and put your energy into something that will have a much bigger effect on long term profitability for your real meat business.
Maybe ban fruit mince, lets ban apple mince, best of all ban all those silly buggers called vegans and vegetarians. Raise a glass to the carnivores and just ban fruit and vegetables, and have our food processed naturally through the gut of a non-human animal. Don't fancy the output of of my canine friends, probably draw the line there.
We bought 2 trays last week to try it and tonight bought another 4 as it has been sold out since. We love it.
I think the meat industry is right to be a bit concerned just from a labelling and product placement issue. I think as these products will gain market penetration if they actually DO what they claim. Especially true where catering for crowds because every bugger has some kind of food disability these days. My view is it probably will translate into lower volume but higher margin for meat product but how much, I'm not sure. Not significant enough to put too many out of business would be my guess. I will continue to eat meat but it would be good to have a viable substitute for some situations. Preference is for less processing on my side though and obviously this product is highly processed. Interesting to see the reviews coming through now.


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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - The No. 2 doubles tandem of David Iba and Brian Wee were voted the NEWMAC Men's Tennis Doubles Team of the Week following a pair of victories in both of their outings last week. Against nationally-ranked No. 27 The College of New Jersey, the duo defeated their foes, 8-6. Iba and Wee then topped their Springfield counterparts, 8-0.
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BREWSTER Two people have been charged with dealing methamphetamine.
Bridgeport resident Nichole Marie Gonzalez, 31, was charged Friday with four counts of delivery of a controlled substance and one count of possession with intent to manufacture or deliver a controlled substance.
Saul Morales Sandoval was charged the same day with three counts of delivery of a controlled substance and one count of being an alien in possession of a firearm.
Members of the North Central Washington Narcotics Task Force, Okanogan County Sheriff's Office, sheriff's office Special Response Team and U.S. Border Patrol executed a search warrant at Gebbers Camp No. 2, trailer No. 5.
"This was the completion of a two-and-a-half month drug investigation into the distribution of methamphetamine," Sheriff Frank Rogers said. "Those arrested on drug charges were suspected of distributing large amounts of methamphetamine in Okanogan and Douglas counties to include the Colville Indian Reservation."
The probable cause statement said a confidential informant, wearing a recording device, allegedly purchased 2 ounces of methamphetamine from a woman at the camp Feb. 27.
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For the unprepared, the mortgage process can be a whirlwind of unfamiliar terms and procedures followed by stacks of confusing paperwork. Were you truly ready for the process when you bought your first home or, if you are a prospective first-time homebuyer, are you ready now?
A recent survey by FREEandCLEAR suggests that while the majority of homebuyers find their mortgage lender knowledgeable and trustworthy and are satisfied with their performance, many homebuyers lack basic knowledge about the mortgage process. This implies that trust is based at least in part on blind faith.
According to the survey, 90% of borrowers thought that they received a good deal on their mortgage but if you didn't shop around for mortgage offers and don't understand basic mortgage terms, how can you have a basis for comparison?
Several survey findings show that too many homeowners are unprepared to evaluate mortgage options. While 84% of borrowers correctly noted that monthly payments can change on an adjustable-rate mortgage, 18% of borrowers believe that the monthly payment on a fixed-rate mortgage can also change. In addition, 20% of survey respondents assumed it was not possible to buy a home with a down payment lower than 5%, apparently unaware of the many low-down-payment programs that allow down payments of 3.5% or below.
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At least one bit of mortgage misunderstanding lands on the positive side. When asked to choose the percentage of gross income that should be spent on housing expenses and other debts, half of respondents chose 34%, the lowest value offered. Perhaps respondents are being conservative with their cash, but it's more likely that they were unaware of the suggested upper limit on debt-to-income (DTI) ratio of around 43%-50%.
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An equal percentage of borrowers (24%) learned about the mortgage from internet resources (like MoneyTips) and from lenders good choices as long as multiple sources are used to avoid being misled by unscrupulous or inexperienced sources. Only 2% of borrowers got their mortgage education through the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), an agency founded in the aftermath of the housing crisis, in part to provide mortgage education resources.
Thankfully, it's easy to correct a lack of knowledge about mortgages given the many resources available. First-time homebuyers or previous homebuyers who have lost touch with the mortgage process can get an initial feel for the process by researching the steps through multiple sources and reaching a comfort level for what to expect. They may then embark on the initial process with some baseline confidence.
Casey Fleming, C2 Financial Corporation Mortgage Advisor and Author of The Loan Guide, suggests, "If you are buying your first house, I think the most important tip is to start the prequalification or preapproval process as soon as possible. Most people are surprised once they start the qualification process that certain things are different than what they expected." Given the level of preparation implied by the FREEandCLEAR survey, that's not a surprise.
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