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DAKOTA — With a 4-0 record heading into its final game Saturday, Dakota had a chance to win its own turkey tournament for the first time since 2008. But a very sound Byron team would have none of it. The Tigers rolled past the Indians 52-31 to take the tourney title.
Despite the lopsided loss, Dakota coach Kevin Cline was still upbeat about his team's 4-1 record and its performance against the talented Byron squad.
"In a tournament this good, to win four games is excellent," Cline said. "I'm probably as happy as you can be after a 20-point loss. (Byron) is just a really, really good basketball team. They are so quick and they move the ball so well. They move the ball like an NBA team. There's always that one extra pass that leaves somebody wide open for a shot and every one of those girls can shoot. It's tough to defend that and I honestly thought we didn't do a half bad job of that."
Thanks in part to their ability to create open looks, the Tigers shot just under 50 percent from the field for the game. Meanwhile, the Indians managed to only make 23.7 percent of their shots and that didn't give Dakota much of a chance at hanging with Byron.
"Our biggest problem was we just didn't shoot the ball," Cline said. "I thought we had open looks all day long. We had great high-low opportunities that we missed and a lot of mid-range jump shots, a lot of nice elbow shots. We couldn't hit a shot and when you're playing a team like that that shoots the lights out themselves, that's a bad time to have an off night."
It was a balanced scoring effort for the Tigers, who were led by all-tournament selection Mayson Whipple's 15 points. Ellie Lehne and Nicole Silvers both added 14 for Byron. Jaycee Cleaver was named to the all-tournament team for the Indians, but she also wasn't immune to Dakota's shooting struggles against the Tigers, finishing with just three points in the loss.
Aquin goes winless
It looked as though the Bulldogs would be able to salvage a victory in their final game of the tourney against North Boone. Instead, Aquin (1-5) let a double-digit lead slip in the final quarter in a 75-68 loss and finished the tourney a frustrating 0-5.
"We're just not playing smart basketball right now," Aquin coach Jeff Curry said. "I don't know what it is. We've got a lot of people with a lot of experience and some good athletes. We're just panicking. We continue to hurt ourselves." Aquin led by 11 late in the third quarter and by nine entering the fourth before North Boone battled back for its only win of the tourney.
Madelyn Reining led the Bulldogs with 16 points. Haley Chang had 15 and Danielle Monroe added 10. Renee Martin poured in a game-high 22 points for the Vikings, while Paityn Morris had 18.
Elgin St. Edward went 3-2 to take third place in the six-team tourney. The Wave held off River Ridge/Scales Mound 51-45 in the final game for both teams. The Wildcats finished 2-3 for the tournament.
Hoops 4 Healing Tournament
Belvidere 53, Woodstock North 46: Joe Byers scored 17 points and Erick Bandy had 10 for Belvidere, which led 27-13 at half.
Larkin 63, Hononegah 37: The Indians' offense was sluggish as Ryan Sughroue led the team with 12 points.
Boylan Tournament
Boylan 81, Chicago Hope 48: Tony Diemer scored 18 points to lead the Titans, which held a 41-30 halftime advantage.
St. Mel 64, East 63: Bryant Nolan scored 13 to lead the E-Rabs in the loss. East led 49-46 after three quarters.
St. Mel 63, Boylan 59: John Parris and Tony Diemer each scored 12 in the loss for Titans.
Auburn 85, DeKalb 65: The Knights had four players score in double digits in the win. Antoine Pittman led the way with 27 points, followed by Malik Minor 14, Laytwan Porter 13 and Zayvious Hoover 12.
Auburn 75, Collins 63: Auburn pulled out a close game against Collins led by Laytwan Porter's 25 points. The Knights outscored Collins 29-19 in the fourth quarter.
Collins 87, Guilford 82: Marcus Jones (23) and Delano Clanton (22) combined for 45 points to lead the Vikings to the loss.
Oregon Tournament
Sterling Newman 59, Genoa-Kingston 55: The Comets went 21-of-26 from the free-throw line to earn the win for the championship title. A.J. Sharp had 20 points for Sterling Newman, while Collin Broderick had 14 points for the Cogs.
Byron 69, Oregon 33: Daniel Lowe scored 18 points for the Tigers in the win. Byron placed fifth overall in the tourney. Billy Hegg had 14 points for Oregon.
Christian Life 75, West Carroll 67: Brady Pond had a game-high 22 points as Eagles rallied from a 35-32 deficit at the break.
Crystal Lake Central Tournament
Huntley 83, Belvidere North 64: Kevin Tevenbaugh scored 18 points in the loss for North.
In three seasons as head boys bowling coach at Harlem, Greg Hockmuth's teams had never won as hosts of the Harlem Invitational.
The Huskies gave Hockmuth that win Saturday at Forest Hills Lanes.
Harlem defeated Guilford 469-382 in the stepladder finals for its second tournament win of the season.
"It was a lot of teamwork," Hockmuth said. "We didn't have a game under 1,050 and no other team shot 400 in Baker. The guys worked together as a team."
The tournament began with six regular games, with Harlem winning with a 6,487 score over Guilford (6,476) in the 18-team field. Next, the field was cut to the top five teams for the double Baker stepladder finals.
Sycamore, seeded fifth, fell to fourth-seeded Dixon 376-356.
The Spartans defeated third-seeded Hononegah 394-382. They advanced to play No. 2 Guilford, but fell as the Vikings advanced to finals against Harlem.
Harlem had six strikes to take a 224-179 advantage in the first Baker game. The Huskies followed that outpacing the Vikings 235-203 in the second game for the win.
Harlem freshman Jacob Nimtz tallied 1,447 to lead the six-game series standings.


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Got a Skype call last night from a friend of mine in Japan. She had just returned from a 5-day Zen retreat in another lineage, which shall remain nameless but rhymes with Barada Basutani. She showed me these big huge bruises on both shoulders from severe beatings with the kiyosaku (stick of discipline). She said they didn't even stop smacking her when she cried. Guys in the zendo were yelling "Mu! Mu! Muuuuuuu!" as they sat. Apparently of her group three people got enlightenment. She was not one of them.
The whole thing sounded intensely ridiculous and even comical. I'm glad I never went to any of those kinds of Zen retreats. I would have rejected it right away. Maybe when I'm not so tired I'll write up a piece on why this kind of practice is so incredibly silly.
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How many mobs to you pull when you are AoE grinding while a Prot Paladin? This is a question that pops up frequently when I check to see what terms are used in search engines that find my blog. The answer to this question, once again, is a vague one at best. The answer is both simple and complex.
In short, you pull as many as you possibly can…and still survive.
Disclaimer: Please note that this is a general guideline. There are far too many variables to simply throw out exact numbers. Where I might have pulled 13 mobs and ended the fight with full health and mana, you may have had to bubble and/or LoH to survive fighting only 8, or I may have struggled with 6 where you brutalized 10. Gear, enchants, experience soloing, etc. – it all makes a difference, and we all have differences in each.
The following information assumes that you are grinding solo, and is meant to be used simply as a general guideline to help you decide how many mobs you should pull in a given area.
The Basics
Minimum: Generally speaking, you never want to pull less than 3 mobs if you have an opportunity to pull more. My personal preference on a minimum is 5 once I have reached at least level 40. If I am grinding in a new area for the first time, even at high levels, then I always like to start with 3 and then judge from how I do against those three, how many I should pull the next time.
Maximum: This number is the one hit by all of the variables. If you are fighting mobs that are approximately your own level, then until you get above level 50, you probably do not want to take on more than 9 mobs in general.
Level: Your level has quite an impact on how many mobs you can handle. The lower you are, the fewer abilities you have to help grind the mobs down, the fewer hit points you have to spend while trying to kill them, and the fewer bonuses you are able to get from your gear. If you are below level 30, then you want to aim a little lower, probably 3-6 mobs in most cases. If you are below level 40, then you can probably handle closer to 5-7 mobs. After level 50 then you can move on to 5-9 mobs. Once you pass level 60 you can take on 5-13 in most cases. These numbers assume that you are fighting mobs that are equal to you in level.
Level Relation: What level are the mobs in relation to you? Common sense plays a factor here in that you can pull more mobs of a lower level than you can of a higher level.
- Level -6 or more: The lower they are, the more numerous they fall. When fighting mobs of such a low level, feel free to pull as many as you can find. Unless they are elite mobs, or there are multiple spell casters, then you should have no trouble at all with a large group of these mobs. Mathematically, this variable equals: +5 mobs, or x2 mobs, whichever is greater while still remaining possible.
- Level -3,4,5: With mobs that are 3-5 levels lower than you, feel free to add 3-5 more of those mobs to your pull. If you still find the fight to be overwhelmingly easy, then throw another 5 into the mix. If it's still a breeze, meaning you had no need to heal/bubble/LoH, then go ahead and pull as many as you can find. So for mathematical purposes, this variable equals: +3, +4, or +5 depending on how comfortable you are.
- Level +/- 2: If the mobs you are fighting are pretty well equal to your level, meaning they might be a couple levels above or below you, then go ahead and stick to the basic guidelines above. This variable equals: -1, +0, or +1
- Level +3,4: If the mobs are 3-4 levels higher than me, then I like to play it safe and go with my default minimum pull of 5 mobs. If they happen to be large mobs, like ogres and giants and such, then I might go ahead and pull only three. Variable equals: -2, -1, or -0
- Level +5: When I fight mobs that are 5 levels higher than me, and yes it does happen, then I like to start off with a single mob. With mobs this much higher than you, you know that your abilities are going to do less damage, your chance to hit is going to drop significantly, and they are going to hit you harder. When I find myself in an area with high level mobs, I test myself against one of them to get an idea of whether or not I want to bother coming back, leave the area all together, or go ahead and push on through despite their higher levels. See the "Randomization" section below for an idea of how to handle these.
Randomization: Sometimes mobs are just plain easy. When you find that regardless of the guidelines that I have laid out above you just rush straight through the mobs without a hitch, then by all means go crazy and pull them by the screen-full. Some mobs just happen to be easier to take on than others, even if they might be several levels higher; that's just the way it is.
Be aware though that the exact opposite is also true. There may be times that you come up on a group of mobs expecting them all to just hand over their loot and save you the time of killing them, only to find yourself spirit running back to your corpse after taking on just two of them. If you find yourself facing mobs that are too hard then you need to take a moment to consider the situation. Either you need to find another place to grind, or you need to be willing to pull smaller numbers.
Testing It Out
Now, as I pointed out in the Randomization section above, sometimes you find groups that are just easier or harder than they should be level-wise. Unless you have been in the area before, or have researched it a bit online, then probably have no idea how those mobs are going to act and how you are going to do against them. At times like these you have to just test it out and see what you can do.
Go round up about three of the mobs and have a go at them. Keep an eye on how quickly your health drops, and how much mana you have to use. When the fight is over, take a look at how you stand on health and mana so that you can get an idea of whether you will be able to go in a near continuous pull in this area, or if you might have to stop to drink or heal between pulls.
Ask yourself the follow questions during and after the fight: Is your health bar dropping too fast? Are you going all-out with your attack powers and seeing very little impact on their health bars? Are the mobs actually able to cast harmful spells when you thought they were strictly melee?
Get an idea of what the other fights are going to be like if you continue to pull in the area and then imagine how you are going to do. For all the times you wipe from testing new mobs, which should actually be a rather rare occurrence, they will easily be outweighed by the number of times you should have died (if you were anything other than a Paladin) but instead managed to pull off the feat all by yourself.


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It took about 3 months for me to fully gain his trust. He would cower when I would make certain motions and it became obvious that he was treated very badly by someone.
So glad to hear you took the dog in. Love that picture of him, he is adorable. I am glad to hear that you gained his trust. I just don't get how people can be so abusive to defenseless animals/people.


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Why asoundrc?
What is it good for, why do I want one?
Neither the .asoundrc nor the asound.conf files are required for ALSA to work properly. Most applications will work without them. They are used to allow extra functionality, such as routing and sample-rate conversion, through the alsa-lib layer.
The .asoundrc file
This file allows the you to have more advanced control over your card/device. The .asoundrc file consists of definitions of the various cards available in your system. It also gives you access to the pcm plugins in alsa-lib. These allow you to do tricky things like combine your cards into one or access multiple i/o's on your mulitchannel card.
Where does asoundrc live?
The asoundrc file is typically installed in a user's home directory
and is called from
It is also possible to install a system wide configuration file as
When an alsa application starts both configuration files are read.
Below is the most basic definition.
The default plugin
Make a file called .asoundrc in your home and/or root directory.
vi /home/xxx/.asoundrc
copy and paste the following into the file then save it.
pcm.!default {
type hw card 0 }
ctl.!default { type hw card 0
The keyword default is defined in the ALSA lib api and will always access hw:0,0 - the default device on the default soundcard. Specifying the !default name supercedes the one defined in the ALSA lib api.
Now you can test:
aplay -D default test.wav
The naming of PCM devices
A typical asoundrc starts with a 'PCM hw type'. This gives an ALSA application the ability to start a virtual soundcard (plugin, or slave) by a given name. Without this, the soundcard(s)/devices(s) must be accessed with names like hw:0,0 or default. For example:
aplay -D hw:0,0 test.wav
or with ecasound
ecasound -i test.wav -o alsa,hw:0,0
The numbers after hw: stand for the soundcard number and device number. This can get confusing as some sound "cards" are better represented by calling them sound "devices", for example USB sounddevices. However they are still "cards" in the sense that they have a specific driver controlling a specific piece of hardware. They also correspond to the index shown in
As with most arrays the first item usually starts at 0 not 1. This is true for the way pcm devices (physical i/o channels) are represented in ALSA. Starting at pcm0c (capture), pcm0p (playback).
We use subdevices mainly for hardware which can mix several streams together. It is impractical to have 32 devices with exactly the same capabilities. The subdevices can be opened without a specific address, so the first free subdevice is opened. Also, we temporarily use subdevices for hardware with alot of streams (I/O connectors) - for example MIDI. There are several limits given by used minor numbers (8 PCM devices per card, 8 MIDI devices per card etc.).
For example, to access the first device on the first soundcard/device, you would use
to access the first device on the second soundcard/device, you would use
to access the second device on the third soundcard/device, you would use
The Control device
The control device for a card is the way that programs modify various "controls" on the card. For many cards this includes the mixer, some cards, for example the rme9652, have no mixer. However, they do still have a number of other controls and some programs like JACK need to be able to access them. Examples include the digital i/o sync indicators, sample clock source switch and so on.
With the 'PCM hw type' you are able to define aliases for your devices. The syntax for this definition is:
pcm.NAME {
type hw # Kernel PCM card INT/STR # Card name or number [device] INT # Device number (default 0) [subdevice] INT # Subdevice number, -1 first available (default -1) mmap_emulation BOOL # enable mmap emulation for ro/wo devices
For example, this gives your first soundcard an alias:
pcm. {
type hw card 0 device 0
Now you can access this card by the alias .
aplay -D test.wav
To see a full list of plugins visit the alsa-lib documentation which is generated daily from cvs.
Q: What are plugins?
A: In ALSA, PCM plugins extend functionality and features of PCM devices. The plugins deal automagically with jobs like naming devices, sample rate conversions, sample copying among channels, writing to a file, joining sound cards/devices for multiple inputs/outputs (not sample synced), using multi channel sound cards/devices and other possibilities left for you to explore. to make use of them you need to create a virtual slave device.
A very simple slave could be defined as follows:
pcm_slave.sltest {
This defines a slave without any parameters. It's nothing more than another alias for your sound device. The slightly more complicated thing to understand is that parameters for 'pcm types' must be defined in the slave-definition-block. Let's setup a rate-converter which shows this behaviour.
pcm_slave.sl2 {
pcm rate 48000
pcm.rate_convert {
type rate slave sl2
Now you can call this newly created virtual device by:
aplay -D rate_convert test.wav
Which automatically converts your samples to a 44.1 kHz sample rate while playing. It's not very useful because most players and alsa converts samples to the right sample rate which your soundcard is capable of, but you can use it for a conversion to a lower static sample rate for example. A more complex tool for conversion is the pcm type plug. the syntax is:
type plug # Format adjusted PCM slave STR # Slave name (see pcm_slave) # or slave { # Slave definition pcm STR # Slave PCM name # or pcm { } # Slave PCM definition [format STR] # Slave format (default nearest) or "unchanged" [channels INT] # Slave channels (default nearest) or "unchanged" [rate INT] # Slave rate (default nearest) or "unchanged" } route_policy STR # route policy for automatic ttable generation # STR can be 'default', 'average', 'copy', 'duplicate' # average: result is average of input channels # copy: only first channels are copied to destination # duplicate: duplicate first set of channels # default: copy policy, except for mono capture - sum ttable { # Transfer table (bidimensional compound of # cchannels * schannels numbers) CCHANNEL { SCHANNEL REAL # route value (0.0 ... 1.0) } }
We can use it as follows:
pcm_slave.sl3 {
pcm format S16_LE channels 1 rate 16000
pcm.complex_convert {
type plug slave sl3
By calling it with:
aplay -vD complex_convert test.wav
You will convert the sample during playing to the sample format: S16_LE, one channel and a sample rate of 16 kHz. As you called aplay with the verbose option -v you see this options as it appears as it comes from the original file. with:
aplay -v test.wav
You see the original settings of the file.
Software mixing
Software mixing is the ability to play multiple sound files or applications at the same time through the same device. There are many ways to have software mixing in the Linux environment. Usually it requires a server application such as ARTSD, ESD, JACK... The list is large and the apps can often be confusing to use.
These days we have a native plugin for ALSA called the dmix (direct mixing) plugin. It allows software mixing in an easy to use syntax and without the hassle of installing/understanding a new application first.
A very interesting and potentially extremely useful aspect of this plugin is using it combined with the default plugin name. In theory this means all applications that have native ALSA support will share the sound device. In practice not many applications are able to take advantage of this functionality yet. However if you have time to test and report your findings to the application developers it is worth a try:
pcm.!default {
type plug slave.pcm "dmixer"
pcm.dmixer {
type dmix ipc_key 1024 slave { pcm "hw:1,0" period_time 0 period_size 1024 buffer_size 4096 rate 44100 } bindings { 0 0 1 1 }
} ctl.dmixer {
type hw card 0
(To use it with your own name just change the word !default above)
Now try:
aplay -f cd -D default test.wav
on multiple consoles.
Some notes:
The dmix PCM name is already defined in the global configuration file /usr/share/alsa/alsa.conf.
- The default sample rate for this device is 48000Hz. If you would like to change it use:
aplay -D"plug:'dmix:RATE=44100'" test.wav
- An example command for dmix plugin to use 44100Hz sample-rate and hw:1,0 output device:
aplay -Dplug:\'dmix:SLAVE=\"hw:1,0\",RATE=44100\' test.wav
- The dmix PCM name is already defined in the global configuration file /usr/share/alsa/alsa.conf.
Defaults are:
NB the dmix plugin is not based on client/server architecture, but it writes directly to the soundcard's DMA buffer. There is no limit to the amount of instances that can be run at one time .
While the dmix plugin is for mixing multiple output(playback) streams together, if you want to use multiple input(capture) clients you need to use the dsnoop plugin:
pcm.mixin { type dsnoop ipc_key 5978293 # must be unique for all dmix plugins!!!! ipc_key_add_uid yes slave { pcm "hw:0,0"
channels 2 period_size 1024 buffer_size 4096 rate 44100 periods 0 period_time 0
} bindings { 0 0 0 1 } }
JACK plugin
This plugin allows the user to connect applications that support alsa natively to the JACK daemon.
to compile and install jack, you need to move to src/pcm/ext directory, and run "make jack" and "make install-jack". this is intentional.
To use the JACK plugin you will need to add the following to your .asoundrc.
pcm.jackplug { type plug slave { pcm "jack" } }
pcm.jack { type jack playback_ports {
0 alsa_pcm:playback_1 1 alsa_pcm:playback_2 } capture_ports { 0 alsa_pcm:capture_1 1 alsa_pcm:capture_2 }
Now, you can use:
aplay -Djackplug somefile arecord -Djackplug somefile
Virtual multi channel devices
If you would like to link two or more ALSA devices together so that you have a virtual multi channel device it is possible. However this will not create the mythical "multi-channel soundcard out of el-cheapo consumer cards". The real devices will drift out of sync over time. It is sometimes helpful to make applications see for example, one 4 channel card to allow for flexible routing if they can't easily be made to talk to multiple cards (making use of JACK being one example).
Copy and paste the following into your asoundrc.
# create a virtual four-channel device with two sound devices: # This is in fact two interleaved stereo streams in # different memory locations, so JACK will complain that it # cannot get mmap-based access. see below.
pcm.multi { type multi; slaves.a.pcm "hw:0,0"; slaves.a.channels 2; slaves.b.pcm "hw:1,0"; slaves.b.channels 2; bindings.0.slave a; bindings.0.channel 0; bindings.1.slave a; bindings.1.channel 1; bindings.2.slave b; bindings.2.channel 0; bindings.3.slave b; bindings.3.channel 1; }
# JACK will be unhappy if there is no mixer to talk to, so we set # this to card 0. This could be any device but 0 is easy.
ctl.multi { type hw; card 0; }
# This creates a 4 channel interleaved pcm stream based on # the multi device. JACK will work with this one.
pcm.ttable { type route; slave.pcm "multi"; ttable.0.0 1; ttable.1.1 1; ttable.2.2 1; ttable.3.3 1; } # see above. ctl.ttable { type hw; card 0; }
This will give you xruns, but it's suitable for testing. To test the above setting feed an audio signal to the real sound devices play it back and listen to it with an external mixer:
arecord -f S16_LE -r 44100 -c 4 -D multi | aplay -f S16_LE -r 44100 -c 4 -D multi
To start JACK with the new device, use
jackd [-a] -R [-v] -d alsa -d ttable [-p 1024]
Bindings explained
The above example for a virtual multi channel device uses bindings to make the connections work. The following is a more advanced asoundrc for 2 RME Hammerfalls which is a professional multichannel sound device. Below is a full explanation of how bindings work.
# This is for two RME Hammerfall cards. They have been split into top row # and bottom row with channels 0-7+16-25 on rme9652_0 and channels 8-15+26-27 on # rme9652_1. NB. channels 24-27 are used as two stereo channels while the others are mono.
# eg. card1 # | 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 | # | 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 24 25| # card2 # | 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25|
pcm_slave.rme9652_s {
pcm rme9652_0
} pcm.rme9652_1 {
type hw card 1
} ctl.rme9652_1 {
type hw card 1
} pcm.rme9652_0 {
type hw card 0
} ctl.rme9652_0 {
type hw card 0
} ctl.rme9652_48 {
type hw card 0
} pcm.rme9652_48 {
type multi; slaves.a.pcm rme9652_0; slaves.a.channels 26; slaves.b.pcm rme9652_1; slaves.b.channels 26; bindings.0.slave a; bindings.0.channel 0; bindings.1.slave a; bindings.1.channel 1; bindings.2.slave a; bindings.2.channel 2; bindings.3.slave a; bindings.3.channel 3; bindings.4.slave a; bindings.4.channel 4; bindings.5.slave a; bindings.5.channel 5; bindings.6.slave a; bindings.6.channel 6; bindings.7.slave a; bindings.7.channel 7; bindings.8.slave a; bindings.8.channel 16; bindings.9.slave a; bindings.9.channel 17; bindings.10.slave a; bindings.10.channel 18; bindings.11.slave a; bindings.11.channel 19; bindings.12.slave a; bindings.12.channel 20; bindings.13.slave a; bindings.13.channel 21; bindings.14.slave a; bindings.14.channel 22; bindings.15.slave a; bindings.15.channel 23;
# Use rme9652_1
bindings.16.slave b; bindings.16.channel 8; bindings.17.slave b; bindings.17.channel 9; bindings.18.slave b; bindings.18.channel 10; bindings.19.slave b; bindings.19.channel 11; bindings.20.slave b; bindings.20.channel 12; bindings.21.slave b; bindings.21.channel 13; bindings.22.slave b; bindings.22.channel 14; bindings.23.slave b; bindings.23.channel 15;
# stereo channels
bindings.24.slave a; bindings.24.channel 24; bindings.25.slave a; bindings.25.channel 25; bindings.26.slave b; bindings.26.channel 24; bindings.27.slave b; bindings.27.channel 25;
What is happening?
There are two sound cards which are linked with a wordclock pipe. That allows them to keep sample sync with each other which is very important for multichannel work. If the sample rates are not in sync then your sounds become out of time with each other.
Each sound card has a number of physical channels 19 + 10. They are represented in /proc/asound/cardx as pcmXc (capture) and pcmXp (playback). Where X equals the number of the physical input/output (i/o) channels starting at 0.
If you look at the lines:
type multi;
slaves.a.pcm rme9652_0; slaves.a.channels 26;
You can see that the card has been nicknamed "a" and given a range of 26 channels. You can assign the card any number of channels you want but you can only use as many channels as the card has physically available. The bindings start at the first available pcm device for the card ie. pcm0c pcm0p - and move upwards sequentially from there.
The first card for this file has 18 physical pcm devices. Nine of them are capture devices ie. pcm0c pcm1c pcm2c ... pcm8c, each with corresponding playback channels ie. pcm0p pcm1p pcm2p ... pcm8p. The second card has 10 physical pcm devices ie. pcm0c pcm1c pcm2c ... pcm9c.
If you look at the lines:
bindings.0.slave a; bindings.0.channel 0; bindings.1.slave a; bindings.1.channel 1;
The first binding points to the first available pcm device on the card represented as "a". The second binding points to the second available pcm device on "a" and so on upto the last one available. We then assign a channel number to the binding so that the channels on the new virtual "soundcard" we have created are easy for us to access.
Another way of saying it is:
address of.the first channel on my new soundcard.using my real soundcard called "a"; make this address of.the first channel on my new soundcard.be the first pcm device on my new soundcard;
address of.the second channel on my new soundcard.using my real soundcard called "a"; make this address of.the second channel on my real soundcard.be the second pcm device on my new soundcard;
Referenced applications
aRTsd - the aRTs sound server is the basis of desktop sound for KDE. ESD - the Enlightened Sound Daemon mixes several audio streams for playback by a single audio device. Ecasound - a commandline multitrack recorder and editor with various GUI apps. JACK - Jack Audio Connection Kit. If you don't know this app you don't know JACK.
- Example: Alternative .asoundrc and modules.conf files
- Tricks for getting the most out of the card.


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Overview and Observation; A fragile cease fire between Hamas and Israel was orchestrated by the United States and Egypt this week and was celebrated by the International financial community. A concern that the involvement into the "fray" by oil producing countries in the region could interrupt the flow of crude oil had caused widespread angst. While the "euphoria" extended into the marketplace on Friday we must concern ourselves with the fact that apparently Iran had provided the rockets and other weaponry to the Palestinians and that situation may have to be addressed. While we hope peace will return to the region, we are skeptical about the participation by Iran and how the West will have to eventually deal with their nuclear ambitions. For now we will try to develop strategies to deal with alternative scenarios. Another fact that must be considered when determining strategies is the ongoing U.S. budget "confrontation." The expiration of the Bush tax cuts, if permitted, would cause financial havoc in the U.S. and internationally because during recession or times of economic contraction, an increase in taxes would be financial suicide. We will have to wait to see if the President or the House of Representatives "blinks" in favor of the U.S. public. I would suggest that both entities compromise. We feel the President should adjust his so called "millionaires and billionaires" rhetoric that earners of $250,000 must pay higher taxes. An adjustment to his thinking to include those earning $500,000 or $1,000,000 would be the cut-off might solve that "half" of the problem. The House of Representatives should conclude that some tax increases or loophole closures must be considered as well. That compromise suggestion would make for a transition to normal market action and the application of normal technicals and fundamentals could then be applied to investor strategies. We will have to wait and see but we feel confident a compromise and an extension of the Bush tax cuts will emerge before Dec. 31 and after the "dramatics" are set aside. Now for some actual information……….
Interest Rates: December Treasury bonds closed at 150 10/32nds, down 2/32nds on light holiday shortened volume as money flowed to the higher risk equity markets. The yield on the 30-year bond was unchanged at 2.83%. A basis point in Treasuries is 1/100th of a percentage point. As bonds were little changed, equity markets responded favorably to the higher than expected German business sentiment survey as well as a positive outlook for "Black Friday" retail sales in the U.S. bond prices remain centered in our anticipated range of 145 to 155.
Stock Indexes: The Dow Jones industrials closed at 13,009.70, up 172.790, and for the week posted a gain of 3.4%. The S&P 500 closed at 1,409.15, up 18.12, or 1.29% and for the week gained 3.6%. The tech heavy Nasdaq closed at 2,966.85, up 40.30, or 1.36% on Friday for a weekly gain of 4%. The so called "Black Friday" shopping "spree" was in full swing and expectations are for record sales. That, combined with the increase in German Business Sentiment reported provided the backdrop for shortcovering and new equity buying. The expectation that an agreement would be forthcoming between President Obama and House of Representatives Boehner would alleviate the possibility of massive tax increases Jan. 1 if that agreement is not reached by Dec. 31. We agree with the assessment of a deal but that does not alter the basics that the U.S. economy is in the throes of another recession and Europe has already discounted their recessionary tend. Once again we suggest strongly the implementation of strategic hedging programs for holders of large equity positions. Currencies: The U.S. dollar index suffered its biggest recent loss closing at 8024, down 72.6 points against most major currencies on Friday following the report showing Germany's business sentiment improved in November. The currencies posting gains against the dollar were the euro gaining 1.54c closing at $1.2982, the Swiss franc 128 points to $1.0783, the Japanese yen 15 points to $0.1214, the British pound 87 points to $1.6035, the Canadian dollar 46 points to $1.0076, and the Australian dollar 1c to $1.0443. Because the German Business sentiment may be a gain relative to recent reports, we do not feel it will continue to have a material effect and consider the dollar, even with its recessionary trend, in our opinion, the better choice on a relative basis. While we remain negative on the U.S. economy based on the ongoing labor situation, on a relative basis against Europe, we prefer the dollar. We expect the current stalemate in Congress over the extension of the Bush tax cuts to be resolved before the critical Dec. 31 cut-off, a euphoria will probably pressure the dollar on a short-term basis and in my opinion provide another buying opportunity for the dollar. Stay with the dollar.
Energies: January crude oil closed at $88.28 per barrel, up 90c tied to the weak dollar and the support from the equity markets and the better than expected German business sentiment. We feel the rally will be short-lived because the economic contraction globally will affect demand for energy products. Hold put positions and take a cautionary approach to energy products because of the potential for geopolitical events involving Iran and Israel.
Copper: March copper closed at $3.5280 per pound, up 3.2c on the expectation European leaders will move forward toward a deal addressing Greece's fiscal crisis. The report of German business confidence rose unexpectedly in November also providing price support for copper. We believe such enthusiasm will be short-lived and would expand put buying programs.
Precious Metals: December gold closed at $1,752.60 per ounce, up $24.40 against the weak dollar in which it is denominated. The sharp selloff in the dollar prompted by data showing German business confidence rose set off the selling in dollars and the new buying in gold and silver. December silver closed at $34.125 per ounce, up 77.5c for its highest price in six weeks. With the wide price swings in precious metals, we would avoid these markets for all but long-term investors and professional traders. January platinum closed at $1,622.70, up $38.80 while December palladium gained $15.80 per ounce to close at $667.10. We favor palladium to platinum because both possess similar characteristics and application.
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Mike and Angela are torn. The Vancouver couple, and their two young daughters, need to find new digs, and they have $700,000 to spend. They like being near the beach and within walking distance of amenities like shops and restaurants, but more than anything, they need room for their growing family and don't want to be house poor.
Sound familiar? It should, because when it comes to house hunting, space, price and location are the biggest factors in the decision, and unless you have an unlimited budget, chances are you'll be compromising on one or more of them.
In most big cities, like Vancouver and Toronto, that often means having to make the choice between small and expensive in the trendy city or big and affordable in the expansive suburbs.
And that is essentially the premise of Urban Suburban, an entertaining new HGTV show premiering Aug. 31 and featuring dilemma-plagued buyers weighing real estate pros and cons in cities right across Canada, from Vancouver to Halifax.
On hand to sort the real estate wheat from the chaff are hosts Sarah Daniels and Philip DuMoulin. They are brother and sister - she's 47, he's 44 - and both are Vancouver-born, licensed realtors.
Five years ago, Daniels left her highprofile job on the Global Morning News show and decided to immerse herself full-time in real estate, teaming up with her brother and working out of a local Re/Max office.
And, being a property junkie and a television veteran, she started dreaming up ideas for a Canadian real estate reality show that she could host.
It's a genre well-represented on HGTV and elsewhere, but Daniels and her business partner at the time began pitching the networks with an idea that had a competitive bent for the participants: Apartment or house? New or old? Urban or suburban?
As the idea took shape, it became clear that the struggle between city and country was becoming more and more common for homebuyers across the country, and it became obvious, too, that the show would be even more compelling with another layer of competition: sibling rivalry.
HGTV liked the idea, DuMoulin signed on and before long they were shooting a pilot and then 13 episodes and then another 13. They started shooting last May and filming is still underway.
The show, which is rather like House Hunters but with more of a focus on what neighbourhoods offer and how long commutes are, works on several levels.
For one thing, it's one of the few Canadian-made real estate shows that films outside of Toronto or Montreal, and its representation of the housing challenges in cities across Canada makes it that much more interesting and relevant to viewers.
"Our show has an element of House Hunters, and Location, Location, Location," says Daniels, "but it's also lifestyle-based. It's not just about buying a house, it's about where and how they are going to live."
Participants take "challenges" as part of the half-hour show, whether that's doing the 50-kilometre commute or checking out local daycares.
The home shoppers are shown three options each in the urban and suburban areas of their choice, and ultimately choose one of the six to buy. The four Vancouver episodes focus on Bowen Island vs. Commercial Drive, White Rock vs. Kitsilano, the West End vs. Metrotown and Tsawwassen vs. Queen Elizabeth Park.
Mike and Angela, who are featured in the first episode, are ultimately torn between a roomy, on-budget house with a yard in White Rock and a cramped over-budget townhouse with a postage-stamp patio in Kitsilano.
Daniels and DuMoulin put them through their paces, ensuring that the decision they ultimately make is based on marketplace knowledge and a lifestyle choice as much as it is pretty granite countertops and proximity to a gourmet cheese shop.
As hosts, DuMoulin and Daniels have an easy familial charm, one part teasing zingers, one part eye-rolling one-upmanship.
Sibling pairings are nothing new to real estate television, of course. There are the Property Brothers, with twins Jonathan and Drew Scott, the Allsopp sisters from Britain, Kirstie and Sofie, and Antiques Roadshow twins Leigh and Leslie Keno. Nor is the appeal a mystery: family dynamics always add a layer of creative tension.
As for which of the two is truly urban or suburban - in the show, DuMoulin does the urban, Daniels does the suburban - both live in White Rock.
It's been a hectic run. The sibs have been across Canada eight times since filming began three months ago, and they are still doing their day jobs back home, stickhandling negotiations and buying and selling homes for their regular clients.
So, with all this sibling synergy, are they getting sick of each other?
Without missing a beat: "Yes!"


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Joanne Weir's Cooking Confidence "Italian Flavor Or Slow Food, Italian Style" Joanne loves Italian flavors. She prepares a Spinach and Fennel Salad enhanced with Prosciutto di San Daniele. Then, hungry for a little comfort food, she creates a hearty Tuscan Pot Roast with her student Cheryl and shows her the secret to the perfect creamy polenta. D
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The Mind of a Chef "Pig" Explore David Chang's relationship to the pig. He travels to San Sebastian to discuss pork bushi, prepares pork belly and tonkotsu, and visits Montreal with comedian Aziz Ansari for Wilensky's fried bologna sandwich. D
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America's Test Kitchen from Cook's Illustrated "Big, Bold Chicken Braises" Test cook Bridget Lancaster updates the recipe for a Silver Palette classic, Chicken Marbella. Then, tasting expert Jack Bishop challenges host Christopher Kimball to a tasting of whole roasted chickens. Next, Man on the Street John "Doc" Willoughby learns about authentic Filipino cooking at the Purple Yam in Brooklyn. D
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Tangier (طنجة) is an important port city in Morocco.
Tangier is a fascinating Moroccan city to visit. It has many of the things that travellers love--a sense of exotic mystery, interesting history, beautiful vistas, unspoiled beaches, and friendly people.
Tangier is an interesting mix of north Africa, Spain, and France. It is located in northern Morocco, and was under joint international control until 1956. Tangier is separated from Spain only by the 20 miles of the Strait of Gibraltar.
Frequent ferries make the short crossing from Europe each day, and many cruise ships sailing between the Mediterranean and the Atlantic often include Tangier as a port of call.
Get in
Regarding the Crossing: is best to take the FRS ferry from Tarifa port.the first ferry departure from Tarifa-spain To Tangier-Morocco is at 9.00 AM and every 2 hours. from Tangier, the latest FRS ferry run back to Tarifa is at 22.00 PM. is far better to take the ferry from Tarifa port in order to dock in Tangier port situated in the City. when you take the ferry from Algeciras you'll be arriving in Tangier new port(Tanger-Med) Situated in about 40 KM from Tangier(one hour each way from Tangier).
By plane
Tangier-Ibn Batouta Airport (TNG) is located 12 km (7.5 miles) from the city (travel time about 20 minutes). Taxi 100 Dh (10€) from Tangier, 150 Dh (15€) at night or from the airport to Tangier. At present Royal Air Maroc, easyJet, Ryanair, Iberia, Jet4you, Air Berlin, Amsterdam Airlines, Corendon Airlines and Air Arabia Maroc fly here. All persons entering or leaving Morocco are required to complete an entry/exit card and non-residents are permitted to remain in Morocco for a total of 90 days.
Coming in by plane is the easiest and hassle free way of coming to Tangier: there are no touts at the airport and the prices of the taxis are more or less fixed. Beware of long queues at passport controls before flights bound for the Schengen area.
By rail
ONCF opened a new train station, Tanger Ville, in 2003, which is now the end of the line. While it's closer to the city center than Tanger Morora, the original end-of-the-line, it's still quite a long walk so take a petit taxi for 15dhs or so.
The country has an excellent railway system with 1,893km (1,176mi) of track and a fine intercity passenger service. Overnight train services running throughout Europe can connect with Morocco. Most of the time, non stop trains are fine but those which are not direct sometimes make unscheduled stops en route but do not panic as you will reach your destination eventually.
There is a night-train leaving from Tangier to Marrakesh at 9:05PM costing 350 Dirhams for a couchette. There is a daily Train service to Fez for 155 Dirhams for a first class fare (5 hour journey)
When travelling overnight by train, it is usually cheaper to buy a couchette ticket than a first class ticket.
Notice If you are taking the night train, and not using the sleeper cars, you will probably not get a good night sleep. This is due to the lights being on, movement of people in the train, and conductors checking you ticket numerous times. It is probably a good idea to travel with someone who'll present your tickets, put on eye covers and take a sleeping pill.
By car or motorcycle
When coming into Tangier by car, be careful of hustlers on motorbikes who will ride alongside you and attempt all manner of dodginess.
By bus
Tangier has two long distance bus stations. The first, at the CTM offices near the port, is the arrival point of most CTM buses. Some other CTM buses, and those from other companies, arrive at the station on Place Jamia el-Arabia.
By boat
The port is located beside the Medina, and a few hundred metres from the ville nouvelle. Although the government has been partially successful in reducing the number of touts, money changers, taxi drivers and faux guides hassling people arriving by boat, expect to be mobbed. Look like you know where you're going, politely refuse any offers of help or ignore the "the fake guides" completely, or if you really feel like you need to escape jump in a taxi to escape the throng; just make sure that the taxi driver is no worse than the mob you are trying to escape. The taxi rank is inside the port area - you are likely to be mobbed by requests from many drivers. There is no queuing system - just take the taxi which you have agreed a fare with and are comfortable with. The blue coloured petit taxis are substantially cheaper and used more by locals and are preferable to the cream coloured grande taxis who are mostly unmetered. The grande taxis generally also will still try and charge you more even if you have agreed price, be insistent and get all your change back.
There are many fast hydrofoils daily on FRS Ferry Serice [5] from Tarifa in Spain for about 37 Euros one way or 67 Euros round-trip (as of November 2010). Several times a day there are also fast Balearia ferries [6] from Algeciras, Spain to the new Tangier-Med Port (25 miles from downtown Tangier) for 29.50 Euros one-way or 62.50 Euros round-trip (as of November 2010). Passengers should be aware that the boats often run slower than the advertized time (because they depart later than scheduled time or simply take longer to get across). So give yourself an ample time cushion (1 hour minimum) if you plan to catch another transportation after you get off the ferry. For example, one speed catamaran between Tangier and Tarifa advertizes one hour travel time between Tanger and Algeciras on their brochure (35-minute boat travel between Tangier and Tarifa, then 15-minute bus travel from Tarifa to Algeciras), but in reality, this trip will take over 2 hours. Example: the boat frequently leave later (by 15-30 minutes) than the scheduled time, then once at Tarifa, the bus does not depart until everyone on the boat clears customs (which takes 30-45 minute), then the bus will take 20-25 minutes to travel from Tarifa to Algericas.
Get around
Walking is perhaps the best way to see the relatively compact Tangier. Petit taxis are common, but if it is unmetered make sure you agree on a price first. Tangier is very easy to navigate around; the two main roads are Boulevard Mohamed V which runs from near the Medina through the ville nouvelle and Boulevard Mohamed VI (formerly Ave des FAR) which runs along from the beachfront from the port to Malabata. The Medina area is a complex array of alleyways some of which can only be accessed on foot. Mohamed V has a whole range of clothes shops, pharmacies and cafes as well as Hotel Flandria, Hotel Rembrandt. Hotel Minzah lies just off this road. Mohamed VI runs along the beach front where you will find numerous hotels (Rif, Ramada, Sherezade, Solazure, Tariq, Movenpick), bars, discos, restaurants and cafes. Most hostels are situated on the roads heading uphill near the port area.
Most locals in Tangier will be unfamiliar with what we call the "ville nouvelle". To help with agreeing fares and generally with navigating using taxis - the central main thoroughfare is simply known as the "Boulevard", the beach area as "Playa", the port as "Marsa", the medina as "souk barra", the hilly area to the west of Tangier with the Golf Course and Race Track as "California", the residential area heading towards the main road to Tetouan as "Idrissia", the thieves market as "Casa Barata".
Take a simple walk along the beach (Ave Mohamed VI) to enjoy what the city is famed for.
There are many choices of different cuisine available. Many of the luxury hotels offer a good selection of both Moroccan and Continental Fare, though at prices much higher than what you will find elsewhere. There are also many restaurants along the Ave Mohamed VI (the beachfront) where one can enjoy a nice meal with a glass of wine on the beachfront.
In the evening, go to the plaza next to CTM bus station. There are several cafes and restaurants facing the plaza. The price and services are good because of the keen competition. Just wandering around in the medina will bring you across numerous Moroccan restaurants offering similar dishes, quality, and prices (main dish around 7 dollars), so you can basically just choose one at random and probably be satisfied.
There is also some fresh off-the-boat seafood restaurants for locals in the port behind the warehouses. At the port entrance, walk towards the water and keep to the right. It's on the docks towards the farthest point out behind some buildings...all outdoor seating for the most part. Order a tray of shrimp, a (big) salad and the calamari and fish tray. No menus or prices but it's quite inexpensive and authentic.
Some of the popular restaurants and places to eat in Tangier are as follows:
Street Food
You may quickly bore of tagines and street food is a great option for snacking throughout the day. Fresh orange juice costs about 5D; sandwiches of egg, peppers, and sauce are about 10D. Yogurt mixtures can be particularly creative, such as avocado and almonds, or fruit mixtures. Tiny stalls in the souk sell cooked vegetables like eggplant, with rice, and other tasty treats and a meal there can cost 10D or so. In the early evening you may find squares of chickpea cakes sprinkled with salt and paprika.
In the morning a "locals" cafe will give you a cafe au lait for 5D. (Cafes where tourists congregate will charge you 10D.) Usually there is a bread vendor at the cafe (by the port or the madina) who will serve you bread with cheese and honey for another 5D. It's perfectly okay to buy your bread/breakfast elsewhere and eat it outside at the cafe. If the bread guy is next to the cafe the waiter will often collect.
Vegetarians will find plenty to eat in Tangier and Morocco in general, but vegetarian tagines can become boring after a couple of days and often contain lamb stock. Street food is a lot more creative and fun. If you've brought a camping stove, shop at the souk and make your own. Or you can opt for Pizza, Chinese or Indian all of which are available in Tangier.
There are many places in Tangier to drink - people have their own favourite haunts. Much depends on the current owner who tends to give the place a certain ambiance. Favorite bars/discos with foreign (and local) clientele include Casa Pepe, Sable D'or, Morocco Palace, Marco Polo (popular with truck drivers) and hotel bars such as Ramada and El Minzah.
You could opt for a coffee instead - there are no shortage of cafes; some of which are the best in the country. Some have amazing views (cafe Hafa), some good coffee, some are popular (cafe Tropicana, cafe Celine Dion), some with music (cafe in the Dawliz complex), some have good cakes (cafe Oslo), some are places to relax after a hard day shopping (cafe Madam Porte, cafe Vienna), and some are just plain sleazy - the choice is yours.
Fresh fruit juices are sold by street vendors during the summer months. The cafes also serve fresh juices and often have what is called a panache - a mix of fruit juices often with milk, apple and almond - try it - its delicious.
There are an enormous number of small boats and hostels in or near the medina. (50 - 300 Dh)
Stay safe
Generally, Tangier is a very safe city compared with many places in Europe. The only trouble you may encounter is the persistent touts whom you should ignore, or the con-men ready to fleece you, and you will encounter these almost exclusively in the medina. There are policemen everywhere and you will probably feel safer than at home.
Dressing like a local - as opposed to white shorts, shoes, and a backpack - will help you blend in and get good reception from merchants, who will often quote you actual prices instead of inflated tourist prices. There are lots of expats in this city that speaks Spanish first, then English and then French. A polite no thank you and then simply ignoring touts does get rid of them.
If you are lost in the medina, you can easily find your way out by going uphill (souk/English church/Nouvelle Village) or down (port). Kids and young men may ask you for money to lead you out (a couple of dirams), or to the Cafe Central, but if you are asked if you are lost and do not want help, say "Yes, but happily," and usually that gets a laugh and solitude.
Tangier is a safe place for solo women travelers.
Get out
You can buy train, bus and ferry tickets at the stations and ports listed above, although you may find it easier to purchase ferry tickets from travel agents rather than face the gauntlet of touts at the port. If you plan on leaving by ferry, it is important to note that the ferries to Algeciras often do not follow a set schedule, and departure times can change even within a day of having purchased tickets. One alternative is to take a fast ferry to Tarifa, because these are more likely to run on time and at least one of the companies provides a free bus to the port at Algeciras. You can also flag grand taxis at the major bus stations and ferry port.


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WALDRON � The youngest player on the court provided a big-time spark for the Waldron High School girls basketball team.
Kylie Sheffer led all scorers Monday as the Spartans cruised to a 46-22 victory over the Litchfield Terriers in a Southern Central Athletic Association game.
An eight grader playing on the varsity team due to Waldron's small school enrollment, Sheffer did more than fill a space. She finished with a game-high 12 points and also grabbed five rebounds.
Waldron (4-9, 4-7 SCAA) took control of the game in the middle quarters. Leading by one after the first quarter, the Spartans erupted for a 15-4 run in the second. Waldron carried a 24-12 lead into halftime.
The Spartans remained hot in the third quarter, outscoring Litchfield 19-8 to put the game out of reach.
"Defensively we were outstanding tonight," Waldron coach John Burke said. "We mixed it up and kept changing defenses, and I think we confused them. Offensively we executed well with really good passing."
Haley Roth scored eight points and grabbed five rebounds for the Spartans. Lindsey Lockwood had seven points, 18 rebounds and five assists, while Kaila Fidler had eight points, six rebound and five assists.
Hayley Jones and Kim Wykes both scored six points to lead Litchfield (5-6, 4-6 SCAA).
Both teams will play SCAA games Thursday. Waldron will visit Colon while the Terriers travel to Hillsdale Academy.
Hillsdale Academy 47, Jackson Christian 19
There was no post-rivalry win letdown for the Hillsdale Academy girls basketball team Monday has it stormed to a big road victory over the Jackson Christian Royals in a Southern Central Athletic Association game.
Coming off Saturday's victory over Hillsdale, the Colts picked up where they left off. Hillsdale Academy (14-1, 11-0 SCAA) raced to an eight-point lead in the first quarter, then carried a 27-13 lead into halftime.
"We talked about continuing the momentum, and we had great balanced again tonight," Hillsdale Academy coach Kevin Reed said. "Jackson Christian is a hard team to play because they trap you all over the place and force you to make good passes."
The Colts put the game away in the second half. After extending its lead to 41-19 by the end of the third quarter, Hillsdale Academy shut out the Royals in the fourth.
Elyse Lisznyai recorded a double-double with 13 points and 10 steals. McKayla Tharp had nine points, six rebounds and four assists, while Lyndee Wonders scored seven points and grabbed five rebounds. Michaela Biegner also grabbed five rebounds.
"Tharp had her best game of the year," Reed said. "The difference for us is it seems we have someone difference step up every night."
Hillsdale Academy will host Litchfield for another SCAA contest Thursday.
Pittsford 57, Colon 42
The long ball worked wonders for the Pittsford High School girls basketball team Monday as it pulled out a road victory over the Colon Magi in a Southern Central Athletic Association game.
Pittsford (8-5, 7-4 SCAA) busted open a close game with a big surge in the third quarter. Leading by four at halftime, the Wildcats opened the second half with a 19-9 run. The teams matched baskets in the fourth quarter, but the Wildcats prevented a comeback.
On the night, Pittsford went 8-of-16 from behind the arc.
"We started to use the high post once we got used to their quickness," Pittsford coach Chris Hodos said. "Hitting eight 3-pointers allowed us to stretch their defense, and once we did that our bigs took over inside."
Lyndsey Billington went 5-for-9 from 3-point land en route to her team-leading 15 points for the Wildcats. Laura Clark recorded a double-double with 13 points and 10 rebounds, while Kristin Belcher had seven points, nine assists and four steals as she stepped in at point guard for Bianca Wright, who missed the game with an injury.
Shaunta Adams scored a game-high 30 points to lead Colon.
Pittsford will host Battle Creek St. Philip in another SCAA game Thursday.
Grass Lake 49, Reading 32
A cold shooting night from the floor and at the free-throw line proved costly for the Reading High School girls basketball team Monday as it dropped a non-conference game at Grass Lake's Joe Bechtel Athletic Complex.
Reading (7-7) hung close with the Warriors in the first quarter, only trailing by one. The game turned in the second quarter as Grass Lake outscored the Rangers 12-3.
Reading trailed 24-14 at halftime.
After cutting the deficit to six in the third quarter, the Rangers were outscored 19-8 in the fourth.
"We just need a little more from our bench, and we did not shoot well on our free throws and that cost us," Reading coach Ryan Mulnix said. "Grass Lake is deep and tall, and they shoot well tonight. We played hard, and if we can get some better shooting and take care of the ball we'll be just fine. Defensively I couldn't ask more from my team."
Jami Hubbard scored 10 points to lead Reading. Michelle Davis had eight points, while Marie Weidmayer grabbed four rebounds. Brittany Marquart forced three steals.
The Rangers will host Quincy for a Big Eight Conference game Thursday.
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There will be several road restrictions in southwestern Butler County that may cause delays for motorists, the state Department of Transportation announced this morning.
PennDOT will close Three Degree Road between Railroad Street and Sterrett Street in Valencia from 6 a.m. Saturday through 6 a.m. Tuesday to do railroad crossing repair.
There also will be single lane restrictions and shoulder closures for pipe and inlet inspections on state roads in Cranberry Township on Oct. 24.
Traffic will be impacted on Route 228 between Dutilh Road and Route 19 and on Freedom Road between Route 19 and the intersection at the former Sheetz store.


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HILLSDALE � In a game featuring two of the league's top scorers, Hayley Maystead and Alexis Johnson put on quite a show.
Maystead scored 30 points for the Hillsdale High School girls basketball team, but it was Johnson and the Onsted Wildcats who pulled out a 56-49 victory Friday in a Lenawee County Athletic Association game.
The teams exchanged baskets and the lead throughout the first half, but it was Onsted that carried a 22-18 lead into halftime. Hillsdale (6-3, 2-3 LCAA) turned the game back in its favor in the third quarter. With Maystead leading the charge, the Hornets rallied for a 33-32 lead entering the fourth.
The game was tied for most of the final quarter, but an 8-0 run for the Wildcats proved to be the difference.
Maystead had eight rebounds to go with her 30 points. Alana Thayer scored eight points, while Maddie Eves had five points, six rebounds and five steals. Sarah Maple scored four points and Whitney Hodge forced five steals.
Johnson scored a game-high 33 points to lead Onsted.
The Hornets will travel to Ida for another LCAA game on Tuesday.
Hillsdale Academy 56, Camden-Frontier 26
Olivia Jones and Michaela Biegner gave the Hillsdale Academy girls basketball team a lift off the bench and sparked the Colts to a victory over the Camden-Frontier Redskins in Friday's Southern Central Athletic Association game.
Hillsdale Academy (8-1, 6-0 SCAA) held a four-point lead after the first quarter before busting the game open in the middle two frames. The Colts outscored Camden-Frontier 31-9 over the second and third quarters to put the game away.
Jones scored a game-high 19 points to lead the Colts. Biegner recorded a double-double with 14 points and 10 rebounds, while Elyse Lisznyai had 13 points, six rebounds and seven assists. Lyndee Wonders had five assists, five steals and six blocks.
"We played a solid game and only had 10 turnovers," Hillsdale Academy coach Kevin Reed said. "We had great production off the bench, and just a super overall team effort tonight."
Kelsea McNeil scored 14 points to lead Camden-Frontier, while Kasey Follis added six points.
Hillsdale Academy will host Burr Oak for a SCAA game Monday. The Redskins are off until Thursday when they travel to Waldron.
Pittsford 48, Jackson Christian 16
All 12 players on the Pittsford High School girls basketball team's roster scored Friday as it rolled to a road victory over the Jackson Christian Royals in a Southern Central Athletic Association game.
Pittsford (6-3, 3-3 SCAA) established its dominance from the start and never let up. After opening the game on a 15-2 run, the Wildcats extended their lead to 27-8 by halftime. Pittsford shut out the Royals in the third quarter and stretched its lead to 31 points before coasting to the win.
For the game, the Wildcats scored 37 steals.
Laura Clark scored nine points to lead Pittsford, while Laura Smith added seven points. Ashley Culbert grabbed seven rebounds.
The Wildcats will travel to Hillsdale Academy on Thursday.
Waldron 41, North Adams-Jerome 26
Two players scored in double figures as the Waldron High School girls basketball pulled away for a victory over the North Adams-Jerome Rams in a Southern Central Athletic Association game Friday.
Waldron (3-7, 3-5 SCAA) grabbed a five-point lead in the first quarter and carried a 16-11 into halftime. The Spartans took control with a 13-4 run in the third quarter and never looked back.
"We kept our turnovers down and things clicked for us tonight," Waldron coach John Burke said. "The girls look like they're starting to get it, and we made some great strides tonight."
Kaila Fidler had 15 points and seven rebounds to lead the Spartans. Alexis Birdsell added 12 points and six rebounds, while Lindsey Lockwood grabbed 15 rebounds and handed out nine assists.
Kayla Blevins scored eight points to lead North Adams-Jerome, while Desiree Morrison added seven points.
Waldron is off until Thursday when they host Camden-Frontier. The Rams will visit Will Carleton Academy on Monday.
Will Carleton 36, Calhoun Christian 25
Megan Byers recorded a double-double to spark the Will Carleton girls basketball team to a victory over Battle Creek Calhoun Christian in a Mid South Conference game Friday.
The game was tied 14-14 at halftime, but Will Carleton took control in the third quarter with a 10-2 run and was not threatened after that.
Byers had 16 points, 12 rebounds and five blocks to lead the Cougars. Kristen Salyer scored eight points, grabbed five rebounds and handed out three assists, while Kirsty Westblade had seven rebounds. Katie Davis grabbed six rebounds.
Will Carleton will host North Adams-Jerome on Monday.
Concord 56, Reading 28
A cold shooting night hurt the Reading High School girls basketball team in Friday's Big Eight Conference loss at Concord.
For the night, the Rangers were held to under 20 percent shooting.
"Concord is probably the best team in our league and they shot well," Reading coach Ryan Mulnix said. "We did not, and it doesn't matter how well you play defensively, you're not going to win many games shooting under 20 percent."
Jami Hubbard had 10 points and seven rebounds to lead Reading. Michelle Davis added six points and five rebounds, while Brittany Marquart scored five points. Marie Weidmayer grabbed six rebounds.
The Rangers will host Homer on Thursday.
Springport 48, Jonesville 36
Playing shorthanded, the Jonesville High School girls basketball team fell short against the Springport Spartans in a Big Eight Conference game Friday night.
"We had a couple of kids hurt, and we struggled to put the ball in the basket consistently," Jonesville coach Tom Dunn said. "I thought we played pretty well defensively."
Kalie Spencer had 17 points and five rebounds to lead the Comets. Emily Dawson had eight points, eight rebounds and eight blocked shots.
Jonesville will visit Hanover-Horton for a non-conference game Monday.
Onsted outlasts Hillsdale; Colts roll past Redskins


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