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Brandeis fencer and tennis player named UAA Athletes of the Week
Brandeis University juniors Zoe Messinger of Short Hills, N.J., and Steven Milo of Woodbury, N.Y., earned University Athletic Association Athlete of the Week honors for the week ending March 11. Messinger was recognized for women's fencing; Milo was a men's tennis honoree.
Messinger, who earned her second career UAA Athlete of the Week honor, had the Judges' best finish at the 2012 NCAA Northeast Regional meet at Boston College on Sunday, placing 11th overall. She finished 17th last year and was the 20th seed headed into the tournament this year. In her first round, Messinger went 4-2, advancing in the 16th spot. She went 3-3 in the second round, edging two other fencers who went .500 with an even touch differential, to take the 12th and final spot in the final round. In the final, Messinger registered two more victories, over fencers from St. John's and Boston College, to claim 11th place overall and one of two at-large considerations from the Northeast region for the NCAA National Collegiate Fencing championships, to be held at the Ohio State University from March 24-27.
Milo, a captain of the men's tennis team, went 3-1 at No. 1 singles and No. 2 doubles for the Judges at the Middlebury Invitational. In a 6-3 win over UAA rival NYU, he won 8-2 in doubles action, along with sophomore Josh Jordan of Northboro, Mass., and cruised to a 6-1, 6-3 win in singles action, one of only two Brandeis players to win both matches. Against host Middlebury, ranked seventh in Division III by the Intercollegiate Tennis Association, Milo picked up Brandeis's only point in an 8-1 loss with a 6-2, 6-3 over the Panthers' Alec Parower, the No. 11 player in the Northeast Region and No. 37 in the nation.
Overall this season, Milo is 5-1 in dual matches at No. 1, 2-2 at No. 2 doubles and 0-2 at No. 1 doubles, while the Judges have a 2-4 record in dual matches. Brandeis' next match is their home opener at 3 p.m. March 21 against cross-town rival Bentley College.
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How I hate the smell of garlic coming from someone's mouth (as well as mine)! Okay, maybe I hate it a little bit less when it's coming out of my own mouth.
As you probably know, Koreans young and old, really seem to like garlic. We even enjoy eating fresh garlic (especially the male population). We'll often eat it alone with some dipping sauce (gochujang - hot pepper paste, and deonjang - soybean paste) or wrapped with lettuce or cabbage ssam (wrap). Garlic is regarded as one of the energy boosting food among Koreans - especially male energy. I'm not sure, but I don't think the other Asian cuisines favor garlic that much, even though I can't speak for all of the other regions of Asia. I know the Chinese use garlic quite a bit, the Japanese doesn't cook with garlic that much.
Garlic is also well regarded for health, having a high potency of antioxidants, it's also thought to be good for high cholesterol, heart disease, high blood pressure and is also used to prevent certain types of cancer! Well, it sounds like garlic is a cure for all diseases!
Since Koreans are also very health conscious, this is another reason why Koreans like garlic. It seems there's a new food or health or vitamins coming up all the time in the Korean community, and this time, it seems the health obsession is about garlic, but a new kind of garlic.
Starting about two years ago, friends of mine kept talking about black garlic -- garlic that's been fermented through heat. Friends of mine told me that you can make it by heating it on the "warm" setting in a rice cooker for 2 weeks, then letting it rest for another 2 weeks. So, as soon as I heard about it, I had to try it. I put a package of garlic about 2 lb, skin on, in an old rice cooker that I don't use and put it on the "warm" setting and left it for 2 weeks. The results were not too good. It turned out to be overly dried out and hard. I had to throw away that batch into my compost bin.
The next time, I only left it in the rice cooker for 10 days, and it turned out perfect – dark (almost black), and soft when touched. I let it hang in a cotton bag for about the same duration, then stored the finished garlic in a ziploc bag in the refrigerator.
When you eat it, peel the skin off – it easily comes off. It tastes quite sweet, creamy, savory and soft. The best part is that it doesn't have that sharp garlic stink! Black garlic is also available commercially -- I don't know if the well known health supplements company uses a similar method to produce this this same method to produce this "black garlic" which sells for a very high price per a bottle of small black pills.
So, now I use a minimum of fresh garlic for cooking, but take black garlic with food everyday. Both my husband and I take 5-6 pieces each of black garlic while we are eating dinner or after finishing the dinner, just in case to prevent having garlic smell in the mouth in the morning. I'm not sure how long this will last, but there are a lot of positives: it really doesn't smell much of garlic any more, it supposedly has double the antioxidants than the fresh garlic, and it tastes good!
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"What an encouraging program!" was the sentiment expressed by local Jehovah's Witnesses who attended a two-day Bible seminar at the Assembly Hall of Jehovah's witnesses in Grantville, Pa., just east of Harrisburg. According to Daniel Ritondo, a local congregation elder, there were more than 51 witnesses from the McConnellsburg congregation who attended the event as families.
The theme was " Let God's Name Be Sanctified," based on Jesus' words concerning the model prayer. The theme was carried throughout the program, including the public address delivered by Gunther Starr, a traveling overseer of Jehovah's Witnesses. His theme was "Jehovah Will Sanctify His Great Name at Armageddon." On Sunday those in attendance enjoyed a four-part symposium based on how they individually could sanctify God's name by their thoughts, speech, decisions and conduct.
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Crooked I ft. Virginya Slim- Still Tha Row
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Artist: Crooked I feat. Virginya Slim
Album: Dysfunktional Family OST
Song: Still Tha Row
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[Intro - Virginya Slim & Crooked I]
Yeah, Death Row, baby (Death Row!)
Heavy hitters, uh-uh (Yeah, who am I?)
Crooked I (Yeah, who are you, though?)
Virginia Slim, baby (Let 'em know somethin')
That we ain't going nowhere (Nowhere, niggas)
Second dynasty here (Yeah)
Play boy
[Crooked I]
Tell me what's all the fuss, one hundred seventy five police
wastin' all of the taxpayer's dollars just to holler at us?
Mad cause the Benzes is hot, the Impalas is plush
Nobody bothered me when I used to hop on the bus
Now the cops follow me, the life of Dominick's rough
They wanna throw a young don in some cuffs
But it's... (still Death Row)
I let 'em know, if they didn't remember
I know, some of you suckas got hidden agendas
But I'm, sick of pretenders
Niggas'd rather stick their dick in a blender
Than to go against the sickest contender
Get your ridiculous click to surrender
My game code is winter when it ends in December
Scoop your chicken and Bend Hurr... tender
You know how young niggas roll
Send ya hoe... to your husband, walking pigeon-toed
The West Coast is ours
Still them other niggas old
Over fifty million sold
[Chorus - Virginya Slim and Crooked I]
It's still Tha Row... ugh
(Baby, we still stackin' money up)
And what we gon' do?
(Lady, we still don't give a fuck)
And how we roll y'all?
(Baby, we still in the club beat)
We represent, what?
(We still represent the streets)
It's still Tha Row
(Baby, we still spendin' star bucks)
And what we throwin' up?
(Sweetheart, we still throw them balls up)
And who we beefin' with?
(We still beefin' with the po-po)
And what they say we is?
(We still ghetto)
It's still Tha Row
[Crooked I]
Some of you gangsta rappers out there poppin' seventy pills
Man, you bangin' on wax cats'll never be real (Marks!)
This ghetto celebrity still do whatever he feel
Look at my billboard, I took a shit on Beverly Hills
That's 'cause it's all about Crooked (Yeah, it's all about green)
Around y'all (We stand tall) As who? (Yao Ming) Y'all mean?
And Crooked keep a heat compartment
I don't speak to rappers that work for the Police Department
Nine milli, I eat your heart with
I seek the target, reach in garments, squeeze diesel vomits
I don't need y'all to start me
Ten million albums sold? Maybe if I look like Paul McCartney
But I'm dark as dark Bacardi, dark as Marcus Garvey
Sparks cigars that start the party... ugh!
And we ain't lettin' suckers in
I got a lovely deal and I own my publishing'
[Outro 1 - Virginya Slim & Crooked I]
Yeah, Red Bone... Queen, Virginia Slim, Miss Gail Gotti
(This for my gangsters)
Representin'... heavy hitters
Death Row, baby
We done slept too long
(And for my hustlers)
Y'all done had y'all time
Now we back
Ready to keep it gangster
(And for my riders)
Yeah... the real ones
The ride or die ones
Come on..
[Crooked I]
And I heard every single word that you say at your show
But when we at the awards ceremony, they have to go
S.W.A.T. Team stormin' the label, one of 'em's even pointing a A.K. at the door
Another day at Tha Row
They say we only out to split wigs
What about the hospital trips givin' gifts to sick kids?
Oh, I see, you want us ALL doing six bids
It's okay, we still big cars and sick cribs, the Death Row way
No way... Crooked came into this game to lose
I'm anxious, I'ma change the rules
I'm dangerous, I'm a gangster Langston Hughes
I'm a mistress that you can't confuse
I'm from Tha Row, so if I piss it'll make the news, damn
[Outro 2 - Crooked I]
Yeah... I know you're lovin' that
Turn on your T.V.... open up a newspaper or somethin'
Read all about us... them ghetto cats
Tryin' to shove us out the game, but they can't
There's a ghetto in every city in America
And I'm from the Big West
Second dynasty... Death Row is back!
All you mutts get off our nuts
Ah, ahh! Ah, ah, ah, ah.....


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Two Baltimore police officers were found guilty Monday on charges related to the assault of a man who attempted to hide in the home of one officer's girlfriend after he fled from police during a 2011 drug arrest.
Sgt. Marinos N. Gialamas and Officer Anthony Williams were convicted in the case of Antoine Douglas Green, who prosecutors said broke into the woman's home as he attempted to flee police. Officers took him into custody before Williams, who was off duty at the time, came to the scene.
Police had put Green into a department vehicle, prosecutors said, but Gialamas had him taken back into the home in the 2200 block of Prentiss Place in East Baltimore. Officers then assaulted him, according to court testimony.
Prosecutors later dropped drug charges against Green amid an investigation into the officers' conduct.
Williams, 38, was accused of instructing his girlfriend, who was at home with her son at the time of the incident, to lie to a detective during an internal affairs review.
The six-year veteran was charged with obstructing and hindering an investigation and with second-degree assault. He was convicted of both charges and is scheduled to be sentenced April 16.
Gialamas, 41, a 19-year veteran, was cleared of an assault charge but found guilty of nonfeasance in office.
He is scheduled to be sentenced March 24.
"I think that verdict reflects the fact that when it comes to the law, police officers are ordinary citizens regardless of what their personal motives might be," Baltimore State's Attorney Gregg L. Bernstein said.
He commended the officers who worked the internal affairs investigation, noting they face the same pressures as nonpolice witnesses when testifying against defendants in court.
Neither officer's attorney returned calls for comment Monday afternoon.
"We hold every member of our force to the highest professional and ethical standards. That's what the people of Baltimore expect and deserve, and it is what I demand" Commissioner Anthony W. Batts said in a statement. "We will continue to work toward reforming the organization and holding our officers accountable."


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Three East Region championships will be decided on Saturday, and
two of the games will be winner-take-all battles.
In the Liberty League, both Susquehanna and Union made it through their Week 10 matchups (vs. Worcester Tech and Merchant Marine, respectively) to make it to what is now the league title game. The game between the Crusaders and Dutchmen will be at Frank Bailey Field in Schenectady, N.Y., at noon.
The Crusaders have seven wins, their highest total since 1999 and 2000, when the team was still in the Middle Atlantic Conference.
Sophomore quarterback Rich Palazzi is coming off his best collegiate game, throwing for five touchdown passes in a 35-21 win against the Engineers.
Coach Ed Zaloom's team held senior Dave Paveletz, the league's leading rusher, to just 36 yards, so they didn't let Paveletz beat them, but Palazzi did. Last week, Union coach John Audino said Susquehanna was the best balanced team in the conference, and the Crusaders proved it with their performance against WPI.
Union's Chris Coney rushed for 92 yards and two touchdowns in the Dutchmen's 37-6 win over Merchant Marine. The junior tailback now has 1,004 yards, the seventh running back in team history to rush for more than 1,000 yards and the latest since Tom Arcidiacono. Coney is 22nd in the country in rushing yards per game, at just over 111 yards per contest.
The Crusader defense, led by freshman defensive back Jalon Scott and senior defensive lineman Pete Johnsen, will have to stop Coney, just as the Union defense will need to contain Paveletz.
Scott has six interceptions this year, tops in the league, and will create havoc in the secondary against Union quarterback Andrew Connolly and his receiving corps. Johnsen has 9.5 sacks on the year.
Susquehanna's offense will have to stop Union senior linebacker John Peters, who leads the league in tackles per game at 11.5 per game.
The same holds true in the New Jersey Athletic Conference, but
the teams meeting for the title and the automatic qualifier might
not be the ones most people would think of first.
The Kean Cougars and Montclair State Red Hawks will battle in Upper Montclair, N.J., for the right to get into the tournament. Both Kean and Montclair are 8-0 in the NJAC, both team records. Montclair had the tough test of beating Rowan on the road, but they did in a close 14-7 contest.
Kean got nearly 250 yards, a career-high, from senior Jared Chunn, in a 20-0 shutout of William Paterson.
Chunn, ranked 20th in the country in rushing yards per game, is the X factor in this one. Montclair's defense, ranked fifth in the league will be put to the test, but the Red Hawks do have the No. 1 rush defense, only allowing 80 yards a contest. The Red Hawks have given up 100 or more on the ground the past three weeks, so it'll be interesting which defense shows up on Saturday.
For Montclair, sophomore Tom Fischer leads the offense, throwing for more than 1,600 yards this year, including a 363-yard day against Brockport in Week 3.
In the Empire 8, Alfred failed in its first attempt to clinch the conference's auto qualifier, falling harmlessly to the Bombers 31-10 on Saturday. Luckily for the Saxons, they get a chance to make a second impression with the tournament committee as they face Utica at Merrill Field.
Alfred is second in the league in offense, led by sophomore signal-caller Tom Secky and senior tailback Vinson Hendrix. Utica will have to stop Hendrix if it wants a chance to upset the Saxons. Hendrix is fifth in the nation in rushing per game at over 140 yards per contest.
If the Pioneers can stop the rushing attack, Secky will have something to say through the air. Secky missed the game against Rochester, and against Ithaca completed 21 passes for 218 yards, a touchdown and an interception. But Secky, a product from Bemus Point, N.Y., has thrown for more than 1,300 yards despite missing the rout of Rochester.
Utica is first in the Empire 8 in pass defense and total defense, so it could be a battle.
Defensively, Alfred needs to contain freshman Andrew Benkwitt and the pass-catching ability of Cody Elliot.
Benkwitt has thrown for more than 2,100 yards in his first season with coach Blaise Faggiano, including a 329-yard effort against Ithaca in Week 4. He's also thrown for 18 touchdowns.
His primary target in Faggiano's spread offense is Elliot. The senior receiver has 811 receiving yards on 59 catches, including seven touchdowns.
A key player for Alfred could be two-way ironman Jared Manzer. Manzer plays wide receiver and safety for the Saxons, doubling his chances to make a big play for Alfred. Manzer returned an interception 98 yards for a touchdown against Rochester two weeks ago.
Championship predictions at the bottom of the column.
If Delaware Valley can get past a disappointing Widener team, it
would be 9-1 and undefeated in the MAC at 7-0. That loss, to
out-of-region and perennial top 10 opponent Wesley in Week 3.
Could the Aggies be a possible 2 seed behind Mount Union? I would say yes, but it's all a matter of mileage.
Just for the reminder, the NCAA considers first-round matchups to be less than 500 miles, based on their calculations -- you can't go onto Google Maps or Mapquest to figure out the distance.
If a game is more than 500 miles, the NCAA can choose to fly the visitor, but the sanctioning body doesn't like to do that in the first round if it can be avoided.
One of the nice things for the NCAA is that Mount Union is less than 500 miles away from most of the schools in the East Region being in Alliance, Ohio, so it makes it easy to move MUC over to the "East" bracket (they aren't actually geographic).
And what about possible Pool C bids? At first glance, many pundits wouldn't think for a minute that the East could get any Pool C bids since they all beat up on each other this year, but it could happen.
In the Around the Nation podcast, Pat and Keith said the East doesn't have eight playoff qualifying teams, and with Alfred and Albright losing in Week 10, they're right.
The East will have its five auto qualifiers and maybe one Pool C, but the selection committee will have to import a couple of teams.
St. John Fisher is an interesting case, however. The Cardinals have three losses overall, but only one loss in-region. They fell to Mount Union and Salisbury, neither one being regional opponents. They also have the chance at the Empire 8 title and the automatic qualifier if Alfred loses to Utica and they beat Hartwick.
In the MAC, Albright and Lebanon Valley face off in Week 11, and both teams could have a shot at a Pool C. If Albright wins, it is 9-1 (6-1 in conference play) with its only loss against DVC in Week 10.
If LVC wins, they are 9-1, 6-1 in conference, with only the loss to DVC as a blemish. To compare, LVC lost to the Aggies by 21 in Week 4, and Albright lost by 25 last week. So it would be an interesting selection show (Have to plug Pat Coleman on ESPNews!) for the winner of Saturday's showdown.
The Liberty League has another possibility for a Pool C bid, one of the six the NCAA doles out. If Susquehanna wins on the road on Saturday, the Crusaders would win the AQ with a 6-1 conference record, the only loss to the Merchant Marine Academy when Palazzi was out with a shoulder injury. Union would also be 6-1 in the Liberty League with their only loss to the Crusaders.
Unfortunately, the loser will probably end up in the ECACs, just based on regional rankings. Union is lower in the regional rankings, which according to the ATN Podcast, have been done more by won-loss record vs. strength of schedule this year.
Cortland's Alex Smith completed 22-of-33 for 324 yards and
four touchdowns in a 56-42 win over Brockport. Dom Sair ran for 155
yards and the other four Cortland touchdowns.
Brockport quarterback Jake Graci had a good game as well, throwing for 305 yards and three touchdowns, but it wasn't enough to win in the shootout.
Hobart and RPI went a combined 2-for-33 on third down in the
Statesmen's 10-0 win over the Engineers at Boswell Field.
The real stars were Hobart's Tyler Vincent and RPI's Mike Grubbs – the punters for each team.
The shutout was the first against RPI since 2000, when Hobart pitched the shutout 27-0.
Utica took a 40-6 lead at the half against Mount Ida, and might
have thought the game was over. The Mustangs had other ideas. A
long run to start the second half, and a long pass, plus three
other touchdown drives tied the game at 40 late in the fourth
Utica got the ball back with 3:16, and running back Zach Jones completed a 44-yard pass on the first play from scrimmage to put the Pioneers in business.
Two Andrew Benkwitt completions and a rush gave Utica 3rd-and-3 at the 13-yard line. Jones rushed for a first down on the next play, and then with 22 seconds left, Benkwitt threw his fifth touchdown pass of the day, a 5-yard strike to Cody Elliot.
Benkwitt has his best day of his young career, going 27-for-35 for 275 yards, the five touchdowns and zero interceptions.
TCNJ set a school record in its 37-34 loss to Western
Connecticut. The 34 points gave the Lions 305 points so far this
season, passing the old mark of 295 set in 1989.
Western Connecticut sophomore Greg Galasso had five solo and 17 assisted tackles in the win.
Morrisville State quarterback Jamieson Crast threw for 344 yards and three touchdowns in a 40-27 loss against Buffalo State.
Morrisville's Kyle Gordon had seven catches for 155 yards and two touchdowns.
The Bengals' Willie Hordge had three long touchdown runs and 161 yards rushing, and the Bengal defense held Morrisville to -14 yards rushing.
FDU-Florham junior quarterback Matt Jeffers made his first career start in place of senior Bill Winters, and led the Devils to their first conference victory, 28-21, over King's. Jeffers threw for 260 yards and two touchdowns.
Rochester's defense led the way in a 20-7 win over St. Lawrence. Brendan Pidgeon had a career-high 15 tackles, while three big defensive plays in the fourth quarter helped Rochester to the victory.
Clarence Onyiriuka ran for 127 yards, the seventh time this year he's rushed for more than 100 yards. Onyiriuka has rushed for 1,153 yards this year, the fourth-highest total in school history.
Widener's Adam Smith carried the ball 33 times for 201 yards in the Pride's 29-24 loss to Wilkes. Shane Szumski made 10 tackles, including 3 for loss and 2 sacks.
Susquehanna is balanced, but Union is at home and the Crusader
defense could have trouble stopping Chris Coney. If they can, they
need to be mindful of Andrew Connolly, who can burn even a good
Union 28, Susquehanna 24
Kean-Montclair State
Montclair is at home and already beat the tough test of taking down Rowan in Week 10. I think that momentum will propel them to the NJAC title.
Montclair State 23, Kean 17
Utica is getting better, but unfortunately, the Pioneers aren't up to Alfred level just yet. Coach Blaise Faggiano is getting them there, though.
Alfred 35, Utica 14
Albright-Lebanon Valley
The winner should get an at-large bid, and I think the two-headed monster of Charlie Parker and Ben Guiles should be the difference.
Lebanon Valley 17, Albright 13


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March 2012 News Articles
Gordon to Present Junior Recital April 5
March 30, 2012—Tabitha Gordon, an OBU music education major from Fort Worth, Texas, will present her junior recital on saxophone Thursday, April 5, at 7 p.m. The community is invited to attend the program in Raley Chapel's Yarborough Auditorium.
Gordon will be assisted in the recital by Sandra Meyer, retired
Burroughs Offers Perspective on True Worship
March 28, 2012—Students at OBU experienced the talent and wisdom of Bob and Esther Burroughs in Raley Chapel Wednesday morning. Instead of a traditional worship service, the Bisonnette Glee Club performed an anthem titled "Beholding All Your Glory," written and composed by the couple.
After the song, Esther
Faculty Band Leads Chapel Worship
March 28, 2012—For decades, OBU's weekly chapel services have featured musically gifted students and guests from around the world who use their talents to lead students in worship experiences. But some of the musically gifted worship leaders hold longstanding roles on Bison Hill as OBU faculty members.
Students Present Research at Communications Conference
March 28, 2012—Two OBU communications students recently presented their original research during the "New Voices, New Perspectives" Student Research Conference hosted by the University of North Texas March 9-10.
Lauren R. Smith, a junior from Greenwood, Ark., presented her paper titled "The Face of Community
Bison In NAIA Title Game at 7 p.m. Tonight
March 20, 2012—For the second time in three years, the fourth time in the past 11 years, and the eighth time overall, the Oklahoma Baptist University Bison are in the NAIA Division 1 Basketball Championship Game. OBU will face Concordia University (Calif.) at 7 p.m. CDT tonight. OBU is the #2 seed and
Bison Glee Club to Tour in Arkansas, Oklahoma
March 19, 2012—The Bison Glee Club, OBU's all-male choral group, will sing in Arkansas and Oklahoma during its Spring Tour March 30-April 2, with performances at schools, churches and a retirement community.
On Friday, March 30, the Bison Glee Club will launch its tour with a morning performance at Southside
Bisonettes to Perform April 1 in Pryor, Newalla
March 19, 2012—OBU's Bisonette Glee Club will sing Sunday, April 1, in Pryor, Okla., and Newalla, Okla. The public is welcome to attend the free performances featuring some of the finest vocal musicians on the OBU campus.
The first performance will be during the 10:30 a.m. worship service at First Baptist
Recital to Feature Soprano, Cello, Piano March 30
March 19, 2012—A trio of musicians, Dr. Jennifer McQuade, Thresa Swadley and Dr. Carol Ann Bell, will present a recital titled "American Music for Soprano, Cello and Piano" at the Enid Symphony Center on Friday, March 30, at 7:30 p.m. The community is invited to attend the performance at 301 W. Broadway in
Senior to Present 'Where Art Meets Cute' Show
March 19, 2012—A lover of all things "adorable and joyous," OBU senior Lauren Miller will present her art show, titled "Where Art Meets Cute," on March 30. The show will be displayed in the OBU art building gallery until April 2.
The title of her show, "Where Art Meets Cute," reflects both Miller's
Parham Presents Senior Art Show March 16
March 14, 2012—Kristen Parham does not like being a copycat. Her instinctive predisposition to create new and unique pieces of art unlike anyone other artist's work is reflected in her senior art show, "Orange Marmalade," displayed in the OBU art building gallery from March 16-29.
"Orange Marmalade," the
Student Preacher Urges Classmates to Pursue Freedom
March 14, 2012—True freedom does two things. One, it drives Christians closer to God, and two, it drives Christians to love one another. On March 14, Jeremiah Custar exhorted students at OBU to pursue freedom in Christ by submitting to Him.
A senior from Ardmore, Okla., Custar spoke during a weekly chapel
Hundreds Gather to Remember Swim Champion
March 13, 2012—More than 700 members of the OBU community gathered Monday night, March 12, to remember the life of Iván Maciuniak, an OBU freshman who helped lead his team to a national swim championship the week before his death.
Maciuniak died Friday, March 9, in an accident in the campus swimming
Kubicek Bases Minter Lecture on 'Jesus Principles'
March 13, 2012—Jeremie Kubicek told OBU students the secret to changing the world.
A native of Shawnee, Okla., the entrepreneur returned to his alma mater from Atlanta, Ga., where he leads GiANT Impact, to present the 2012 Minter Lectureship in Business, Leadership and Christian Ministry on Monday, March 12,
Livingston, Muzljakovich Offer Senior Recital March 15
March 13, 2012—March 13, 2012
OBU seniors Jonathan Livingston, a tenor, and Sean Muzljakovich, a baritone, will present their senior recital Thursday, March 15, at 7:30 p.m. in Raley Chapel's Yarborough Auditorium. The public is invited to attend the free performance.
Livingston, from Bixby, Okla., is from
Churchill Presents 'Random' Senior Art Show
March 9, 2012—OBU senior Ryan Churchill is an artist who is not particularly concerned with symbolism or coordination between his pieces. He is simply inspired by the things around him.
"Everything from films, books, music and random thoughts that pop into my head go into my work," he claimed.
Morvan Presents 'Look and Feel' Art Show
March 8, 2012—When OBU senior Aaron Morvan premiered his senior art show, titled "Look and Feel," on March 2, he encouraged attendees to touch everything with the hope his personality would be reflected through his art.
"People want to pick up, look at, touch and examine," said Morvan, who is from Fort
Simplicity Bases Boswell's Art Show
March 8, 2012—Marissa Boswell consistently finds joy in simplicity and reminiscence. Her senior art show at OBU, appropriately named "Simplify," reflected the nostalgic style within her work. Boswell's show opened Feb. 24 in the OBU Art Building gallery.
An art major with a minor in psychology, Boswell said
Alum Serves International Students in Hawaii
March 7, 2012—A trip to Hawaii may be the vacation of a lifetime for many people. For OBU alum Tram Nguyen, a journey to Hawaii has meant an opportunity to change lives.
Nguyen serves as a mission intern in a two-year contract with the North American Mission Board. She works with the International Baptist
Professor Emerita Ili Mae Harrison Dies at 96
March 7, 2012—Ili Mae Harrison, who served at OBU for 29 years as a professor of home economics, died Feb. 29, 2012, in Shawnee following a short illness. She was 96.
Harrison served at OBU from 1948-77. She arrived on Bison Hill as an instructor of home economics and became an assistant professor in 1950.
Whitney Addresses 'Thirsting For God'
March 7, 2012—As humans progress through life, the outer "shell" of a person decays and weakens. Christians, however, have the opportunity to renew and strengthen their inner selves by reinforcing their personal relationships with God. One sign that a person is in need of inner renewal comes through a
Basinger Shares 'The Nature of Things' in Art
March 6, 2012—OBU art student Ashlyn Basinger premiered her senior exhibit Jan. 28 in the campus Art Building gallery, displaying artistic talent in various mediums including ceramics, charcoal and fibers.
Each spring, OBU hosts a series of senior art shows, the first which showcased Basinger's
Steele Urges Grads to Build Relationships, Be Civil
March 6, 2012—Oklahoma Rep. Kris Steele said he might not fit the "mold" of an expected commencement speaker: He is an OBU graduate who serves in a Methodist church while working as the Oklahoma Speaker of the House.
Steele drew his address for OBU's Graduate School commencement on Saturday, March 3, from
Bison Claim NAIA Swimming Championship
March 5, 2012—The new kids on the block are National Champions.
Down a point to powerhouse Fresno Pacific with one event left, first-year Oklahoma Baptist's Ivan Maciuniak, Nick Schuttinger, Mateo Maciuniak and Daniel Ramirez turned in an NAIA record 2:57.83 to win a national championship in the event and
Intramurals in Full Swing for Spring
March 5, 2012—
Jose Carillo, an OBU student from Eakly, Okla., approaches the alley during an intramural costume bowling game on Feb. 29. Students participated in the games at Fire Lake Bowl in Shawnee as one of 10 sports offered through OBU's McDowell Family Intramural Program during the spring
OBU Encourages 'Technology Fast' among Students
March 2, 2012—In today's world, technology can help connect people across the globe through phone calls, email, television and the Internet. Such convenience and abundant connectivity can be a great resource in how a person understands the world around them, but it can also serve as a major distraction


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When youre hot, youre hot.
And right now, the Skyhawks are burning everyone in their path.
The Fort Lewis College womens basketball team made Regis its latest victim, rolling the Rangers 84-60 on Saturday at Whalen Gymnasium for win No. 8 in a row.
The victory pulled the Skyhawks (16-8, 15-5 Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference) into a tie for second in the league race with UC-Colorado Springs and Metro State after both were upset on the road Saturday night.
FLC met a Regis team whose ball control game was out of sorts almost from the opening whistle. The Rangers (10-14, 9-11 RMAC) turned over the ball a whopping 26 times against just 16 assists Saturday night. FLC heavily contributed to that number, coming up with 13 steals and holding Regis to 39-percent shooting.
When we did a good job of jumping to the ball and helping on that, we forced them to try and make some skip passes, and you know, that was where we came up with some of their turnovers, FLC head coach Jason Flores said.
Offensively, Ashley Kuchar was the star of the night, finally finding the range on her jump shot and tying a career-high 24 points, including six 3s. After struggling somewhat with her jumper over the last couple of weeks, the junior guard was 9 of 12 from the floor Saturday and looked every bit the gunner shes been for three years in an FLC uniform.
It feels great, obviously, to come out of a slump. Its been awhile; its been like a month, Kuchar said with a smile. I didnt really change much. I had a lot of help from my teammates encouraging me, and I was in the gym all week, so I was hoping that it would come back soon.
Katerina Garcia enjoyed yet another quality performance on her Senior Night, adding 13 points, seven assists and three steals as she, Kuchar, and fellow senior Alex Easterbrook all had seven assists to help the Skyhawks offensive cause.
Its fun to share the ball; I think thats the best part, Garcia said. When I give the ball to Ashley, and she hits a 3, youre going to see a smile straight across my face all the way back down the court. ... Its all about when other people are scoring, give them the ball. And (Saturday) everybody was scoring, so it was good.
Christie Groh added 15 points, 13 of them coming in the first half as she helped FLC find its way against the Regis zone after a brief hiccup early.
Erika Richards also scored in double figures with 11 points.
FLC busted the game open thanks to an 11-3 first-half run and red-hot second-half shooting. After intermission, the Skyhawks led by as many as 31.
That big margin allowed Flores to empty his bench and get Easterbrook and Garcia one last standing ovation at Whalen Gym. Theres a good chance FLC will get to play at home once more in the first round of the RMAC Shootout, but nevertheless, Saturday was special for Garcia, whos a Durango High School alumna and transferred back to FLC from Southern Illinois-Carbondale after her freshman season.
Hopefully we get another home game. Wed better get another home game, Garcia said. But it feels good. Its sad. Its bittersweet. But the best decision of my life was moving back here. And its good to finish playing in front of a group of people that I love.


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by Michael Caruso
Both the Opera Company of Philadelphia and the Pennsylvania Ballet gave performances this past weekend of their final presentations of the 2010-11 season. The OCP presented the American premier of Hans Werner Henze's "Phaedra" in the Kimmel Center's Perelman Theater. The East Falls-based Pennsylvania Ballet performed Sir Frederick Ashton's "La Fille mal gardee" (The Wayward Daughter) in the Academy of Music.
Fortunately for those lovers of either or both opera and ballet who missed the shows this past weekend, both the Ballet and the OCP continue their respective performances this weekend. "La Fille mal gardee" is reprised Friday, Saturday and Sunday while "Phaedra" is given again Friday and Sunday, June 10 and 12.
Set to a romping score by Ferdinand Herold effectively arranged by John Lanchberry, Ashton's "La Fille mal gardee" is one of the funniest ballets in the repertoire. Its story defies common sense, even within the extraordinary low standards of ballet and opera libretti, in that there really is no chance that Lisa would ever permit herself to be married to the idiotic Alain, even though his father is wealthy and her mother fervently desires the match. Even in ballet it wouldn't be possible for Lisa to marry anyone other than the dashing Colas. While in opera, such a narrative would turn out to be a tragedy, in ballet it's a guaranteed recipe for comedy. And Ashton has managed to play up every comic opportunity with visual antics that nonetheless both propel the plot and reveal the characters within it. Even if the story doesn't make any sense, the movement onstage is both beautiful to the eye and convincing to the mind. It all holds together as tightly as a drum because Ashton's sense of visual structure is flawless.
Sunday afternoon's show was very nearly stolen by West Mt. Airy's Jeffrey Gribler in drag as Lisa's mother. The former principal dancer with the company and now its balletmaster, Gribler hammed it up theatrically and danced with amazing flexibility and subtlety.
The Opera Company of Philadelphia's production of Henze's "Phaedra" is one of those events that are not very easy to judge. On the one hand, you have to give credit to any company that takes the risk (especially in these perilous economic times) of mounting a very, very modern opera and then performing it very, very well. On the other hand, any music critic can't help but admit not having much liked the opera.
Based on Christian Lehnert's German libretto, which itself is loosely based on ancient Greek legends and dramas, Henze's one-act score abounds in oftentimes startling and arresting sonic moments and evocative and dazzling sonorities. All the same, it nonetheless offers nary a single line of lyrical vocal writing. The vocal parts zigzag here, there and everywhere but never offer a compelling shape that even hints at coming naturally from either the voice, itself, or from the text.
Now I must confess that I found the libretto particularly heinous. Aside from making no legitimate sense whatsoever, it was pompous and contrived nearly to the point of worthlessness. Yet many a foolish opera libretto at one point inspired a magnificent score. Just think about some of the nonsense Giuseppe Verdi set to music — and "Il Trovatore" isn't the worst of the lot. Unfortunately, "Phaedra" is no "Trovatore." It's a rather unappealing score, simple as that, and it doesn't work especially well as a musical stage piece, either.
That said, the OCP's presentation of "Phaedra" opening night Friday in the Perelman Theater was splendid, and the company should be heartily congratulated for its efforts. Conductor Corrado Rovaris led the reduced orchestra excitingly and sensitively, and Robert Driver's direction was imaginative yet unaffected. Tenor William Burden was superb as Hippolyt, the young man who is the object of his stepmother Phaedra's lustful designs. He virtually defied the music to sing expressively, and his acting was simple yet powerful. Mezzo Tamara Mumford was regal yet obsessive as Phaedra, determined to have her way with her handsome stepson, then even more determined to punish him for his rejection of her advances. Soprano Elizabeth Reiter was a tad shrill as Aphrodite, but countertenor Anthony Roth Costanzo was theatrically and vocally riveting as Artemis.
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PORTLAND – Elite Airways has received its Federal Aviation Administration certification and is operating charter flights while exploring options for scheduled service between airports in the Northeast and Southeast.
"We've been working on it for more than five years — that's how long it takes" to get certification, said David Dow, director of sales for the Portland-based airline.
Dow said Elite currently operates charter flights for college sports teams on two of its 50-seat regional jets. The airline hopes to soon add a 70-seat regional jet and a Boeing jet, either a 737 or 757, he said.
The airline also hopes to announce scheduled service in the next couple of months, Dow said, with secondary airports in the Northeast and Southeast likely to get service. That means flights to Florida, for instance, would likely be to an airport in Melbourne, on the state's east coast, rather than Orlando.
Melbourne, Dow said, is underserved, even though it is only about an hour's drive to Orlando and close to Port Canaveral, where a number of cruise lines operate.
Although the airline is headquartered in Portland, Elite hasn't made any decisions about cities where it will operate in the Northeast, Dow said.
He said a number of airport officials have approached the airline about serving their markets.
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The Face The latest winner is announced on the modeling competition's second-season finale. 8 p.m. Oxygen
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Late Show: David Letterman Mariah Carey; Rick Harrison; the Whigs perform. (N) 11:35 p.m. KCBS
Jimmy Kimmel Live Pharrell Williams performs. (N) 11:35 p.m. KABC
Late Night With Seth Meyers Sarah Jessica Parker; Anna Wintour; Rich Eisen; the 1975 performs. (N) 12:36 a.m. KNBC
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How Moving To The Country Affects Your Dog
If you and your pet are city-dwellers, you are familiar with all of the rules. Walks are on a schedule, you always collar and leash your pet, and before too long, you and your dog know just about every dog on the block. There is a system for living in the city with a dog. Moving to the country means this whole system will change. This can cause a pet a little bit of anxiety and of course, making a move anywhere can be stressful for all of us. Here's how this might affect your pet.
Once you and your dog move to the country, you'll notice the pace starts to slow down. You'll probably have a yard and this means you can let your dog outside whenever he or she needs it. This is a nice upgrade over bundling up, walking down a flight of stairs and walking your pet around the block until they find that "perfect spot". However, this brings challenges as well. You will want to fence in your yard if at all possible. This not only keeps your dog safely confined to your property, it also keeps other dogs, critters and coyotes (yes, coyotes) on the outside.
Another benefit of living in the country is the expanded space that you have to play with your pet. Take advantage of this. Stock up on some dog toys and try to spend as much time as you can playing with your pet. It is great for them and even better for you. Recharging your batteries is good for the soul, and playing with your dog is a great way to do just that. On the flip side, you'll want to make sure that your pet doesn't spend too much time outdoors. In the fall and winter, dog jackets and/or dog sweaters are a good idea to keep your pet as comfortable and warm as possible.
In the country, you will encounter a new set of potential pests. That's right - ticks, fleas, skunks and the previously mentioned coyotes. Take a quick assessment of your yard. Keeping it freshly mowed will help keep the insect population down, but checking your dog regularly for ticks and insect bites is now a priority. Fencing your property will cut down on skunks, snakes and other varmints, but don't be surprised if your pet gets into a tangle once in a blue moon. Keep your pet's vet number on speed dial and if possible, keep a first aid kit in the closet, at the ready.
Finally, living in the country you will encounter dog owners with all types of ideas on dog ownership, many of which are different from "city folk". Be prepared for this. Again, keeping your pet fenced in and away from roaming dogs is wise. Additionally to keep your pet safe, we recommend ensuring that all of your dogs have durable dog collars and up to date dog tags, just in case they ever get loose in the wild. Additionally, listing "reward" on your dog's collar and/or tag is always a good idea, just to ensure that if your pet is found, there is extra incentive for the party to call you, instead of keeping your dog as their own.
Moving from the city to the country has it's challenges, but if you pay extra attention to your dog's needs, it can be a fantastic choice. Just take it slow, make sure to keep your pet safe and secure and you and your dog will love the joys of country living. As Eddie Albert once sang, "Keep Manhattan, just give me that countryside!"
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Cisco Unified MeetingPlace, Release 7.1
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Documentation for Administrators
- Compatibility Matrix -- Lists the components and their release numbers that are compatible with the Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Application Server Release 7.1.
- Video Endpoint Compatibility -- Provides compatibility information between Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Release 7.1 and various video terminals when using Cisco Unified Communications Manager Release 6.1(2) or higher.
- System Requirements -- Lists the requirements for Cisco Unified MeetingPlace, Release 7.1, including network requirements, hardware requirements, software requirements, end-user requirements for Web Conferencing, integration requirements, and migration requirements.
- Planning Your Deployment -- Contains information to help you plan the installation of your Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Release 7.1 system.
- Installation, Upgrade, and Migration -- Includes information about installing, upgrading, and migrating.
- Integration-- Includes information about integrating with the following: Cisco WebEx, Microsoft Outlook, Microsoft Office Communicator, IBM Lotus Notes, IBM Lotus Sametime Instant Messaging, IBM Lotus Sametime Web Conference, Cisco Unified IP Phone, Cisco Unified Personal Communicator, Cisco Unified Communications Manager, Cisco Unity Connection, and Jabber.
- Troubleshooting
- For installation troubleshooting, see How to Troubleshoot the Installation.
- For configuration troubleshooting, go to: http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/sw/ps5664/ps5669/products_installation_and_configuration_guides_list.html
- Configuration -- Describes how to configure your system, including quick start configurations, basic configuration, Web Server configuration, call configuration, Media Server configuration, security configuration, advanced configuration, MeetingPlace Conference Manager configuration, and maintenance and monitoring tasks: http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/sw/ps5664/ps5669/products_installation_and_configuration_guides_list.html
- Alarm and Exception Code References
- This content applies to the following releases of Cisco Unified MeetingPlace: Release 7.0, 7.1, 8.0, 8.5
Documentation for End Users
End User Guides: http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/sw/ps5664/ps5669/products_user_guide_list.html
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From Latvian Surname Project
Not to be confused with the city of Jūrmala.
Surname: Jūrmala
Origin: Latvian
Meaning: Seashore
Old Spellings: Juhrmall, Jurmal, Jurmala
Cyrillic Spelling: Юрмала
Handwritten Cyrillic: To be added
Variations and Alternate Spellings: No change
Related Surnames: Unknown
Possible place name borrowing? Yes
Attested Locations: Nīca, Svētciems
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(Redirected from Last Name)A family name (also called surname or last name) is a name that is passed from one generation to the next. In many cultures a woman adopts her husband's family name when they are married.
In Europe, surnames began to be used in the 12th century, but it took several centuries before the majority of Europeans had one. The primary purpose of the surname was to further distinguish people from one another. In the 13th century about a third of the male population had a given name of William, Richard or John *. To uniquely identify them, people began referring to different Williams as William the son of Andrew (leading to Anderson), William the cook (leading to Cook), William from the brook (leading to Brooks), William the brown-haired (leading to Brown), and so on. Eventually these surnames became inherited, being passed from parents to children.
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6-10-09 Progressive Field
I decided to go to this game despite a gloomy forecast of rain throughout the afternoon and into the evening.
I had changed my mind several times about going. I had ultimately decided not to go, until the rain forecast changed from 60% chance to 50% chance at around 1PM.
Getting onto the turnpike in Pennsylvania, there were menacing clouds on the horizon ahead.
No rain drops though.
Passing into Ohio, it was just overcast. Still no rain.
Game: 6 Balls (1 hit, 3 thrown, 2 device)
Season: 157 Balls (68 hit, 65 thrown, 24 device)
Games: 31 games (4 of which didn't have BP)
Average: 5.06 Balls per Game
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Occasionally, our boss gives us gift cards to stores when we meet certain goals or whatever. It's nice, and gives you the opportunity to get something you normally wouldn't splurge for.
I used my card last week to get a memory foam pillow. OMG, it's heaven! I've not slept this well in a long time!
My little rant is that you can't buy singleton pillow cases. I wanted a new pillow case for my glorious new pillow. Well, you can't buy ADULT singleton pillowcases, and I really wanted a new pillow case.
Spongebob? Hello Kitty? Batman? Strawberry Shortcake? Care Bears? Tough choice...
Now at bedtime, my BF and I say, "Quick! To the Bat Pillow!"
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January 2013 Nuts & BoltsPosted in How To on January 1, 2013
What Is This BS?!
Q What is backspacing, and how do I measure it on the wheels I currently have so I can get new ones?
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A Backspacing is the distance from the back edge of the rim to where the wheel mounts to the axle. To measure, lay your wheel down with the outside (the side you see when it's mounted on the truck) toward the ground. Lay a flat bar across the wheel, and measure from the inside of that bar to the surface that mounts to the axle. This is your backspacing.
Offset is the distance from the centerline of the wheel to the wheel mounting surface of the wheel. If the mounting surface is toward the outside of the wheel from the centerline, it is considered positive offset. If it is on the axle side of the centerline, it is negative offset.
One confusing factor is that the width of a wheel is measured from inside the wheel mounting bead on one side to inside the wheel mounting bead on the other side.
The trend for a long time has been to get wheels with very little backspacing and/or negative offset. I think it is important to try and run as much backspacing as possible, as this reduces the stress on your wheel bearings. This is complicated by tire size, where the tire swings as you turn, and whether the tires will clear suspension components and steering.
Give Me Liberty (Lift)
Q I have a '12 Jeep Liberty Sport and I want to put a lift kit on it, but I can't find one anywhere.
Nathan K.
Killeen, TX
A Daystar (www.daystarweb.com) has a spacer kit for the Liberty that will give you 2 inches of lift.
Which Winch
Q I just bought a Warn winch off my girlfriend's dad for my Chevy. It has cable on it and works fine, but I wasn't sure if there was a best setup for a winch in deciding on cable or synthetic rope.
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A No, there is not a best. Cable guys love the resilience of metal cable. It is less affected by dirt and grit like rope can be, and it lasts a long time. But it is heavy and can kink and be damaged. Plus, metal cable can rust and get sharp wire frays that can stab hands.
Synthetic winch rope guys like the light weight and ease of use. Being lighter, it is easy to throw and drag through deep mud. But UV rays can reduce its life expectancy.
I run both, I appreciate both, and I realize both can be dangerous if not used appropriately. Always wear gloves no matter which you decide on.
4-Link 4 Weight
Q I know that a four-link suspension flexes better than a leaf-spring suspension. My question is will a four-link have the same load carrying capacity as the leaf-spring suspension it replaces in a truck? Thanks.
Scott R.
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A The load carrying capability of a suspension is determined mostly by the spring rates of the suspension. A coil spring and a leaf spring can both carry a large capacity. The four-link suspension is simply a way of locating and controlling the movement of the axle: The spring holds the weight, and the shocks control the movement.
Though a four-link suspension can flex very well, it doesn't always flex better than a leaf-spring suspension. A lot more is determined by the geometry of the link suspension and what is being used for springs. A lot of big trucks have a linked suspension and use airbags as the spring, so yes, it can support a large capacity of weight. Going to a higher spring rate can often reduce the ability for the suspension to flex. I think we'll see an air-spring suspension in the next few years on Chrysler's heavy-duty trucks, similar to what the automaker offers on its half-ton. But I'm not sure if it will go up to the 1-ton and beyond, or just the 3⁄4-ton.
I think most companies go to leaf springs for load capacity because they can build them with a progressive spring rate. This means the springs flex less as weight is added. Coil springs are not usually built this way and are more difficult to build with a progressive rate, as the wire diameter/wrap needs to vary over the body of the coil. Leaf springs allow a better range of load weights, whereas coils are designed more for a smaller range of capacity.
Nuts, I'm Confused
Eight Is Enough
Q I just read the Drivelines section of the Aug. '12 edition of your magazine and noted in the "Ram 1500 All-New For '13" item that "Chrysler is aiming for best-in-class fuel economy for its light-duty Ram . . . engines will be available with an eight-speed automatic transmission."
It seems like eight speeds for an auto tranny is just too many. The environmental waste associated with making all those extra gears would more than negate the ever-so-slight fuel savings. I really feel there's no excuse to have more than five speeds for an automatic or manual transmission. I mean, come on, we're not talking commercial big rigs here. All these speeds fix one problem but create another.
Mike M.
Alameda, CA
A I ran your question by the experts at Ram Truck and received this response:
The Ram Torqueflite 8 transmission (8HP45) offers eight gear ratios in a transmission package that has similar to lower weight and size and actually fewer parts than most competitive five- or six-speed transmissions.
This is enabled by modern simulation programs that can identify innovative geartrain designs that give the desired ratios and efficiency.
The First gear ratio of 4.71 allows more efficient torque multiplication versus leaving the torque converter open longer during launches, while on the other end a 0.67 Eighth gear ratio allows low-rpm cruising at highway speeds.
The small and even steps between these eight ratios allow for imperceptible, nonbusy shifting even with eight gears.
The fuel economy gains from the transmission are achieved not only by having the eight evenly spaced ratios maximizing the use of the engine torque curve, but also by having a best-in-class transmission efficiency due to its unique design.
Unlike the other six- and eight-speeds on the market, the TorqueFlite has only five clutch packs and only two of those are open in each gear, which greatly reduces drag.
James Adams
Chief Engineer RWD Automatic
Transmission, Ram Truck
I recently drove the '13 Ram 1500 with the eight-speed transmission ("First Drive: Ram 1500 Refresh," Dec. '12). Not only do I think it's going to work out great, but I really hope it finds its way into the Jeep Wrangler behind the Pentastar V-6.
The goal of a multispeed transmission is for efficiency. It keeps the engine in its optimal rpm range almost all the time. The multiple gear options keep the engine from revving or lugging, thus improving fuel economy. The low First gear of the transmission is perfect for off-road use, and it helps get heavy loads moving from a stop. The multiple overdrive gears allow the engine to rev calmly at highway speeds when less power is needed.
Imagine riding a bicycle. A single-speed bike is great when you're a kid with a lot of energy, but as you get older you realize a multispeed bike allows you to get moving from a stop, climb hills, and speed along open road or trail without overworking your legs and lungs.
Mike, you bring up a good point about the value of complexity. The fact is the manufacturers of the world are constantly striving for better and better products, and oftentimes this means more complexity. For example this eight-speed transmission is very neat and works well but it is completely computer controlled. There is no mechanical shifter. Of course, most vehicles have been using drive-by-wire throttles for years, so a drive-by-wire transmission isn't really that unusual. Plus, these controls allow the transmission to shift smoothly and hold the best gear for the vehicle at any given situation, but still allow driver override if need be. In addition, the transmission has intelligence to learn from output speeds and wheel speed sensors what the axle gear ratio is. This allows it to compensate and adjust shift patterns accordingly, which is perfect for guys like us who like to change axle gearing when going to larger tires.
It is human nature to have a fondness for older technology, but though a carburetor and three-speed manual transmission worked great in the 1940s to the 1970s, the computer age is not going away. The OEMs are constantly striving for the next best thing, be it eight-speed transmissions, small engines with turbos, or direct-injection gasoline engine technology. Luckily, there are still plenty of off-road enthusiasts who work at these OEMs and they can apply technology to make their trucks work great off-road as well as on-road. And never fret—there are plenty of old trucks out there with fewer gears and less high-tech powertrains you can rebuild to be your perfect 4x4.
Since your question seems relevant to many readers I'm picking you as this month's Nuts, I'm Confused winner, and I will send you an Ultimate Adventure 2012 shirt.
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"Sensoria Smart Sock Fitness Tracker" on Indiegogo
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"Sensoria Smart Sock Fitness Tracker" on Indiegogo
Introducing Sensoria Fitness Smart Sock Tracker
Published on Jul 3, 2013
Imagine a super accurate fitness tracker that tells you how far, how fast you run. Now imagine a smart sock that tells you how WELL you run! Introducing Sensoria Fitness. Smart Socks. Colorful Anklet. Mobile App.
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Published on Feb 18, 2016
Interview with Sensoria at the IDTechEx Wearable USA event. Sensoria's vision is The Garment is The Computer. Headquartered in Redmond, (WA) Sensoria Inc. is a developer of IoE (Internet of Everyone) wearable solutions that improve people's lives. Sensoria's proprietary e-textile sensor platform enables Sensoria powered garments to deliver actionable information to health and fitness users in real-time.


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5 Year-old Girl Delivers Cute Little Rap About the San Francisco 49ers
Sarah Redden is a cute little San Francisco 49ers fan who is one heck of a rapper. As the Niners approach their match-up with the Baltimore Ravens in Super Bowl XLVII, Redden releases a video rapping about her love for her team, including starting quarterback Colin Kaepernick.
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Thursday, Feb. 7, 2013: Three Stocks to Watch
Dow Jones Newswires Managing Editor Michael Casey shares with investors why he's watching stock from Cinga, Sony and LinkedIn in the markets today. Photo: Getty Images.
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Evidence-based recommendations on lateral interbody fusion in the lumbar spine for low back pain in adults. This involves removing the damaged disc and fixing parts of the spine together, to relieve pain.
This guidance replaces NICE interventional procedures guidance on lateral (including extreme, extra and direct lateral) interbody fusion in the lumbar spine (IPG321).
Next review: this guidance will be reviewed if there is new evidence or safety concerns.
Coding and clinical classification codes for this guidance
Guidance development process
How we develop NICE interventional procedures guidance
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This guidance represents the view of NICE, arrived at after careful consideration of the evidence available. When exercising their judgement, healthcare professionals are expected to take this guidance fully into account. However, the guidance does not override the individual responsibility of healthcare professionals to make decisions appropriate to the circumstances of the individual patient, in consultation with the patient and/or guardian or carer.
Commissioners and/or providers have a responsibility to implement the guidance, in their local context, in light of their duties to have due regard to the need to eliminate unlawful discrimination, advance equality of opportunity, and foster good relations. Nothing in this guidance should be interpreted in a way that would be inconsistent with compliance with those duties.
Commissioners and providers have a responsibility to promote an environmentally sustainable health and care system and should assess and reduce the environmental impact of implementing NICE recommendations wherever possible.


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USSF D-2 Pro League Postseason To Get Underway on Oct. 6 as Playoff Seeding Determined
CHICAGO (Oct. 3, 2010) – The USSF D-2 Pro League playoff schedule was determined earlier today after the regular season came to a close. Out of the eight teams that advanced to the postseason, five are from the USL Conference and three are from the NASL Conference.
The Rochester Rhinos, the top team in the USL Conference, clinched the regular season crown and No. 1 seed in the playoffs, while the Carolina RailHawks earned the No. 2 seed overall by finishing in first place in the NASL Conference. Austin Aztex finished with the second most points in the league to finish second in the USL Conference and earn the third seed, while the Portland Timbers rounded out the top four by finishing third in the USL Conference.
Vancouver Whitecaps FC took the No. 5 seed after finishing second in the NASL Conference, while the Montreal Impact finished two points behind to earn the No. 6 seed. The NSC Minnesota Stars are the No. 7 seed, while the Puerto Rico Islanders close out the playoff field at the No. 8 seed.
The race for playoff seeding came down to the final weekend of the season with seven of the eight playoff-bound teams still jockeying for position in the postseason. Rochester reached the No. 1 spot after they won 2-1 on Saturday against AC St. Louis and jumped over Austin, who could not manage any points from their last two games, losing 3-1 on Friday evening in Carolina and 2-0 this afternoon in Montreal. Carolina's win on Friday against Austin forced Vancouver to win by at least three goals against Portland on Saturday afternoon to take first place in the NASL Conference – a feat they would not accomplish as the match ended in a 2-2 draw at Swangard Stadium.
In other Week 26 action, Puerto Rico visited Miami FC on Saturday night and earned a 1-1 draw, while the Tampa Bay Rowdies won an action-packed 6-3 match against Crystal Palace Baltimore to close out their season.
The USSF D-2 Pro League playoffs will begin on Wednesday, Oct. 6, with Montreal hosting Austin at 7:30 p.m. ET at Stade Saputo and Minnesota squaring off against Carolina at 8 p.m. ET at the National Sports Center in Blaine, Minn. The following day, Rochester will face Puerto Rico at 8:05 p.m. ET in Bayamon, while Portland and Vancouver renew their rivalry at 10:30 p.m. ET at Swangard Stadium in Burnaby, British Columbia.
The playoffs consist of a two-leg, aggregate goals series in the first round, semifinals and finals. Away goals will not be considered a tie-breaker in the aggregate goal series. If teams are tied on aggregate goals after the conclusion of the second leg, they will play two 15 minute overtime periods. Penalty kicks will follow overtime if the teams have not broken the deadlock.
USSF D-2 Pro League Playoff Schedule
First Round, Leg 1
|Time (ET)
|Oct. 6
|Montreal Impact vs. Austin Aztex
|7:30 p.m.
|Stade Saputo; Montreal, Quebec
|Oct. 6
|NSC Minnesota Stars vs. Carolina RailHawks
|7:30 p.m.
|National Sports Center; Blaine, Minn.
|Oct. 7
|Puerto Rico Islanders vs. Rochester Rhinos
|8:05 p.m.
|Estadio Juan Ramon Loubriel; Bayamon, Puerto Rico
|Oct. 7
|Vancouver Whitecaps FC vs. Portland Timbers
|10:30 p.m.
|Swangard, Stadium; Burnaby, British Columbia
First Round, Leg 2
|Time (ET)
|Oct. 9
|Rochester Rhinos vs. Puerto Rico Islanders
|7 p.m.
|Marina Auto Stadium; Rochester, N.Y.
|Oct. 9
|Carolina RailHawks vs. NSC Minnesota Stars
|7 p.m.
|WakeMed Soccer Park; Cary, N.C.
|Oct. 9
|Austin Aztex vs. Montreal Impact
|8:30 p.m.
|House Park; Austin, Texas
|Oct. 10
|Portland Timbers vs. Vancouver Whitecaps FC
|9 p.m.
|Merlo Field (Univ. of Portland); Portland, Ore.
Semifinal, Leg 1
Matches will be played on Wednesday, Oct. 13 or Thursday, Oct. 14
Semifinal, Leg 2
Matches will be played on Saturday, Oct. 16 or Sunday, Oct. 17
Final, Leg 1
Match will be played on the weekend of Saturday, Oct. 23
Final, Leg 2
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