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DAVE JAUSS is in his sixth season as a Major League Coach, having joined Manager Clint Hurdle's staff on October 31, 2012. He spent the 2016 season as the Pirates Bench Coach. Now in his 31st season in professional baseball, Jauss spent the final month of the 2012 regular season with the big league club and continues to provide thoughts and recommendations to Clint Hurdle and the Major League coaching staff and front office on individual players as well as the entire club. Jauss spent the 2012 season, his first with the Pittsburgh organization, as a Special Assistant to General Manager Neal Huntington, assisting in Player Acquisition with an emphasis on Advance Scouting of National League clubs. He also managed the Estrellas club from San Pedro in the Dominican Republic Winter League during the 2012 offseason. In 2011, Jauss worked with the New York Mets as their Coordinator of Staff Development. He also served the Mets as their Major League Bench Coach in 2010 after working in the same capacity under manager Dave Trembley in Baltimore (2008-09) and under manager Grady Little with the Los Angeles Dodgers (2006-07). Prior to joining the Dodgers in 2006, Jauss spent 10 seasons working as a coach, scout and administrator in the Boston organization from 1996-2005. He spent the 1995 campaign as Baltimore's coordinator of instruction before being hired by the Red Sox, where he worked as the minor league field coordinator for two years (2000-2001). His last three seasons with Boston (2003-05) were spent in the role of a Major League Advance Scout. Jauss' start in professional baseball came in 1988 when he managed Montreal's Gulf Coast League team. He spent a total of three seasons as a manager in the Expos' farm system (1988, 1992, 1994), compiled a 188-151 (.555) record and was named Eastern League Manager-ofthe-Year after guiding Harrisburg to an 88-51 record and first-place finish in 1994. Jauss also spent six years as a college head coach before moving to pro ball. He coached at Westfield (MA) State College from 1982-84 and at Atlantic Christian College in Wilson, NC from 1985-87. He also managed in the New Brunswick Canadian Senior League in 1981-82 and coached for two seasons in the NCAAsanctioned Cape Cod League with Hyannis in 1983 and 1984. In addition to the 2012 offseason, Dave managed Licey during the 2009 Dominican Winter League. He also managed Licey three other times (1998-99, 2002) and spent three years (1993- 95) as a coach with Caracas in the Venezuelan Winter League.
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Nordic Classic to be heldat Black Mountain today, Sunday
By JARED GREENLEAF
BLACK MOUNTAIN — With a challenging course to go along with great winter weather, this year's 9th Annual Black Mountain Nordic Classic will provide its fair share of excitement.
But there will also be plenty on the line as several cross country skiers from all over will be vying for a chance at the Michigan Cup.
For John Gravlin, the skate race director for the Top O' Michigan board, this year's event could quite possibly be the best ever.
"This year is the best snow year," said Gravlin, a skier who has lived in Cheboygan for about three years now. "This is the first year we've had a complete weekend of ski racing at Black Mountain."
"Last year, we had Snowmageddon hit Friday night before the race, and somehow we were able to pull off a ski race with no power and 18 inches of snow, so that was a challenge. This year we're being blessed with almost perfect conditions, plenty of snow on the mountains."
The two-day skiing event, which is being billed as 'The March Into Madness,' will begin today with the traditional 31-kilometer classic style event at 10 a.m. The newest addition to this year's Black Mountain Classic will be Sunday's first annual 10-kilometer freestyle that will also begin at 10 a.m.
Each are expected to be both fun and challenging for skiers.
"At Black Mountain we like to think of as the jewel of the Michigan Cup circuit because our Black Mountain ski trails are just fabulous," Gravlin said. "This year we're going to show off a stand alone 10-kilometer loop that's never been included for Sunday's race. It's should be a very fun experience."
At 9:30 a.m. on Saturday, there will be the John Hardin and Marv Mendyk Memorial, a 10-kilometer friendly/non-competitive event.
For the weekend, Gravlin added the turnout of skiers is expected to be quite high.
"We're hoping that this year will be a big year for us, with adding the Sunday event, trying to make it a destination weekend for lots of the ski families," he said. "We're hoping to be over 100 skiers for Saturday's race and as many tourists as we can get. Ideally, we'd like to see 200 total racers for the weekend."
With the Michigan Cup ending this weekend, Gravlin said there are five to six skiers in contention for the men's overall title. Among those are Ryan Harris of Grayling, who is tied with Alex Vanias with 995 overall points. Dan Yankus is in third with 994, while Milan Baic of Italy is fourth with 993 points. All in all, the top five are separated by a slim four points.
Meanwhile, Amy Powell leads the Senior Women with 996 points overall, while Kaitlyn Patterson (976) and Erica O'Hearn (971) are second and third respectively.
With so many close, the final Michigan Cup invent adds a tinge of excitement, Gravlin said.
"It depends on who's there, who skis well," said Gravlin, who will also compete over the weekend. "In the Michigan Cup, you count your top-five best results. All skiers have their five best races in, and it's just a question of can they bump it up a point or two by having a better finish than they've had in another races."
"It's going to be really exciting on both sides."
In its ninth year, the Black Mountain Nordic Classic continues to flourish as one of northern Michigan's premier skiing events.
"I think it's the location. I think Black Mountain is the unique ski area," Gravlin said. "There's more than 30 miles of trail out there. It can be utilized and put into the race course. Another thing is focusing on fitness and there's no better fitness activity than cross country skiing. I think our goal is to not just bring in racers, but to get many more Cheboygan citizens, Presque Isle and Emmet County folks to come out and enjoy the tour and festivities. There's a great meal afterwards that will be served at the Black Mountain Lodge."


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The books in the "Harvard Business Review On …" series include authoritative articles on topics from "Managing Yourself" and "Motivating People" to "Green Business Strategy"
Harvard Business Review on Change: Ideas With Impact Series. By John P. Kotter, James C. Collins and Jerry Porras, Jeanie Daniel Duck, Tracy Goss, Richard Pascale, and Anthony Athos, Roger Martin, Paul Strebel, Norman R. Augustine, and Robert H. Schaffer and Harvey A. Thomson. Harvard Business School Press, 228 pp., $19.95, paperback.
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Is the phrase "business books" an oxymoron? So many titles in the category read like Power Point presentations in hardcover or exercises in spin control by ousted chief executives who are trying to recast their legacies.
Not the more than 50 paperbacks in the "Harvard Business Review On …" series, each of which includes reprints from the magazine on a theme such as "Leadership," "Managing Yourself," or "Motivating People." I picked up the Harvard Business Review on Change at an airport Borders, looking for an alternative to The Almost Moon, which I'd packed in my carry-on bag in the irrational belief that a novel about a woman who kills her mother and stuffs her in a freezer might improve with altitude. It was perfect.
This installment in the series collects eight articles published between 1992 and 1997 on why change succeeds or fails in organizations, and most of the essays have as much to say today as they did ten years ago. Robert Schaffer and Harvey Thomson argue in "Successful Change Programs Begin With Results" that sirens like total quality management lure corporations onto the rocks because they are "activitiy-centered" rather than "results-driven." Other articles explore the failures of rightsizing, reeingineering and cultural change. The best is John Kotter's "Leading Change: Why Transformation Efforts Fail," which argues persuasively that organizational change fails for eight reasons from not creating a great enough sense of urgency at the outset to declaring victory too soon.
"The most general lesson to be learned from the more successful cases is that the change process goes through a series of phases that, in total, usually require a considerable length of time," writes Kotter, a professor at Harvard Business School. "Skipping steps creates only the illusion of speed and never produces a satisfying result. A second very general lesson is that critical mistakes in any of the phases can have a devastating impact, slowing momentum and negating hard-won gains."
The authors of these essays draw most of their examples from major corporations. But their advice would also apply to or could be adapted for many smaller entrepreneurial ventures or departments or even for individuals wondering why they never keep their New Year's resolutions. And because the series covers such a wide range of topics, you could probably find one for anyone on your gift list who is facing a challenge in business. How many of us wouldn't benefit from being reminded at times of a remark by the novelist Rita Mae Brown, quoted in one essay, that "insanity is doing the same thing again and again but expecting different results"?
Best line: Former Lockheed Martin CEO Norman Augustine in "Reshaping an Industry: Lockheed Martin's Survival Story": "Financial wizard Warren Buffet once cautioned, 'Beware of past performance 'proofs' in finance. If history books were they key to riches, the Forbes 400 would consist of librarians.'"
Worst line: A chart on page 194 listing the differences between "results-driven" and "activity-centered programs" appears to have the qualities of each program reversed.
Published: 1998
Furthermore: The titles in the "Harvard Business Review on …" series include books the follwing topics: Leadership, Marketing, Managing Projects, Managing Yourself, Motivating People, Effective Communication, Teams That Succeed, Women in Business, and the new Green Business Strategy. A complete list of titles appears on the Harvard Business School Press site www.hbsp.harvard.edu. Harvard Business School Publishing also has an IdeaCast series, a free podcast from "leading thinkers in management" at www.hbrideacast.org.
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BBB Watch: Gym memberships
Losing weight is among the most common New Year's resolutions. The Better Business Bureau advises consumers who want to lose weight to be cautious when signing up for gym memberships.
"Joining a health club is a big decision," said Steve J. Bernas, president and CEO of the Better Business Bureau serving Chicago and Northern Illinois. "It is important that you visit the club and feel that it is a good fit for both your budget and your lifestyle."
Before you sign a contract at a new health club, the BBB advises you to consider your needs and your budget:
- Determine your fitness goals. It's hard work to lose weight, and you need to find a program you can stick with, and preferably one that you enjoy. Find a health club or exercise facility that is convenient and that offers times that fit your schedule.
- Visit the facility before joining. Check on cleanliness, adequacy of space, machines and instructors, and any other factors important to you. Ask if you can try the facility out before you join.
- Consider your budget. Ask the health club about "joining" or enrollment fees and ongoing monthly costs. Does a weight loss plan require you to buy special foods? Can you cancel if you move or find that the program doesn't meet your needs? If the facility closes, can you transfer your membership to another facility?
- Read the entire contract. Does it list all services and facilities and hours of operation? Is everything the salesperson promised included in the contract? What's included in the monthly fee and what will cost you extra? What is the total cost, including enrollment fees and finance charges?
- Check with the BBB first. Check a company's Business Review at www.bbb.org.
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DELLMONT may use the Personal Data for marketing purposes, unless you object to this. Thus, you may at any time and without charge, contact DELLMONT at the above-mentioned address to stop any use of your Personal Data for advertising or solicitation purposes.
DELLMONT and any partner involved in providing the Services will store your Personal Data no longer than the time necessary to provide Services and in any case no longer than the maximum period permitted by the local laws, rules and regulations on Personal Data protection.
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By using the Services provided by DELLMONT, you agree that your Personal Data can be transmitted to partners in Members States of European Union or in countries providing adequate protection for the provision of the Services.
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971 Butternut Dr., Holland, MI 49424, (616) 399-3600
Call: (616) 399-3600
It is our goal to keep your mouth healthy, your teeth fully functional, and your smile bright — and we are proud of all the services we offer to do exactly that. At the same time, we want you to understand all that modern dentistry in general has to offer you. To that end, we have assembled a first-rate dental library in which you can find a wealth of information on various dental topics, including:
From a thorough professional cleaning to a full smile makeover, there is an amazing array of services that cosmetic and general dentists offer to make sure your teeth stay healthy, function well and look great. If your smile is not all you want it to be, this is the place to start. Read more about Cosmetic & General Dentistry.
When you have a dental emergency — whether it's caused by a sudden accident or chronic disease — your teeth and/or the tissues of the mouth that surround them need to receive proper care right away. It's also important to be aware, before you're actually in the situation, of what you can do to ensure the best outcome. Read more about Emergency Dental Care.
This is the branch of dentistry that focuses on the inside of the tooth — specifically the root canals and sensitive, inner pulp (nerve) tissue. When this tissue becomes inflamed or infected, a root canal procedure may become necessary. But contrary to the popular myth, a root canal doesn't cause pain, it relives it. Read more about Endodontics.
If you are missing one or more teeth, dental implants offer the comfort and security of a permanent replacement that looks and functions just like your natural teeth. Dental implants also help preserve the tooth-supporting bone in your jaw that naturally deteriorates when even one tooth is lost. Read more about Implant Dentistry.
Oral health is an essential component of general health and well-being. Good oral health means a mouth that's free of disease; a bite that functions well enough for you to eat without pain and get ample nutrition; and a smile that lets you express your happiest emotions with confidence. Read more about Oral Health.
A major goal of modern dentistry is to help you keep your teeth and gums healthy for a lifetime. By following a conscientious program of oral hygiene at home, and coming to the dental office for routine cleanings and exams, you have the best chance of making this goal a reality. Read more about Oral Hygiene.
The word "surgery" often brings to mind a stay in the hospital, general anesthesia, and perhaps a lengthy recovery period. However, the experience of having oral surgery is usually very different from that. Some common oral surgery procedures include: tooth extractions, dental implant placement, and biopsies of suspicious oral lesions. Read more about Oral Surgery.
Adults and kids alike can benefit from the boost in self-confidence that comes from having a great-looking smile with beautifully aligned teeth. Orthodontic treatment can even improve chewing, speaking and oral hygiene in certain cases. And with today's virtually invisible orthodontic appliances, it's possible to keep your treatment a private matter… until your new smile is unveiled, of course! Read more about Orthodontics.
It's never too early to get your child started on the path toward a lifetime of good oral health, and there are many services to do exactly that. Monitoring your child's dental growth and development, and preventing and intercepting dental diseases along the way, is the primary focus of pediatric dentistry. Read more about Pediatric Dentistry.
If you want to keep your teeth for life — a completely reasonable goal in this day and age — you need to make sure the tissues that surround them are also healthy. Should gum problems arise, you may need periodontal therapy to restore diseased tissues to health. Read more about Periodontal Therapy.
In the field of dentistry, new technology is constantly changing the way diseases are diagnosed, routine procedures are performed, and illnesses are prevented. Although they may seem unfamiliar at first, new and improved dental technologies offer plenty of real benefits for patients. Read more about Technology.
Fluoride, a naturally occurring mineral, is essential for proper tooth development and the prevention of tooth decay. In communities throughout the United States, tooth decay may still be a significant problem — but it is far less prevalent than it would have been, if not for the fluoridation of public water supplies. That's why the major associations of pediatric dentists and doctors support water fluoridation to the current recommended levels of 0.70 parts per million (ppm). It's also why the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has called fluoridated water one of the most significant health achievements of the 20th century.
Of course, not everyone has access to fluoridated water. That's one reason why a fluoride supplement is often recommended for your child and/or the use of toothpastes and other products that contain this important mineral. Because it is possible for children to get too much fluoride, it is best to seek professional advice on the use of any fluoride-containing product.
The protective outer layer of teeth, called enamel, is often subject to attacks from acids. These can come directly from acidic foods and beverages, such as sodas and citrus fruits — or sometimes through a middleman: the decay-causing bacteria already in the mouth that create acid from sugar. These bacteria congregate in dental plaque and feed on sugar that is not cleansed from your child's mouth. In metabolizing (breaking down) sugar, the bacteria produce acids that can eat through tooth enamel. This is how cavities are formed. When fluoride is present, it becomes part of the crystalline structure of tooth enamel, hardening it and making it more resistant to acid attack. Fluoride can even help repair small cavities that are already forming.
Fluoride ingested by children in drinking water or supplements can be taken up by their developing permanent teeth. Once a tooth has erupted, it can be strengthened by fluoride topically (on the surface). Using a fluoride-containing toothpaste is one way to make sure your children's teeth receive helpful fluoride exposure daily. We recommend using only a pea-sized amount for children ages 2-6 and just a tiny smear for kids under two. Fluoride should not be used on children younger than six months. A very beneficial way to deliver fluoride to the teeth is with topical fluoride applications painted right onto your child's teeth and allowed to sit for a few minutes for maximum effectiveness.
Teeth that are over-exposed to fluoride as they are forming beneath the gum line can develop a condition called enamel fluorosis, which is characterized by a streaked or mottled appearance. Mild fluorosis takes the form of white spots that are hard to see. In more severe cases (which are rare), the discoloration can be darker, with a pitted texture. The condition is not harmful, but may eventually require cosmetic dental treatment. Tooth decay, on the other hand, is harmful to your child's health and can also be quite painful in severe cases.
The risk for fluorosis ends by the time a child is about 9 and all the permanent teeth have fully formed. Since fluoride use is cumulative, all the sources your child comes in contact with — including powdered infant formula mixed with fluoridated tap water — need to be evaluated. While caution is advised, however, it would be a mistake to forgo the benefits that this important mineral can bring to your child's teeth — and his or her overall health.
Fluoride and Fluoridation in Dentistry The Center for Disease Control says that water fluoridation is "One of the ten most important public health measures of the 20th century." Extensive systematic reviews of the evidence conclusively show that water fluoridation and fluoride toothpastes both substantially reduce dental decay. Learn why through the amazing fluoride story... Read Article
Topical Flouride Fluoride has a unique ability to strengthen tooth enamel and make it more resistant to decay. That's why dentists often apply it directly to the surfaces of children's teeth after routine dental cleanings. This surface (topical) application can continue to leach fluoride into the tooth surface for a month or more... Read Article
Tooth Decay — A Preventable Disease Tooth decay is the number one reason children and adults lose teeth during their lifetime. Yet many people don't realize that it is a preventable infection. This article explores the causes of tooth decay, its prevention, and the relationship to bacteria, sugars, and acids... Read Article


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It has been a tough last few months for many area residents following September's historic flooding, and the needs created by the disaster have been felt by many local nonprofits, including Community Food Share.
A Feeding America food bank tasked with serving Boulder and Broomfield counties, Community Food Share in August moved into a new, larger building located at 650 Taylor Ave. in Lafayette. The added space helped prepare the nonprofit, which provides food directly to needy residents and also to other area food pantries, shelters and soup kitchens, to help support flood victims, according to staff.
In the wake of the storm, Community Food Share is hoping for strong participation in its 29th annual "Let's Bag Hunger" food drive that begins today, staff members say.
"We have high hopes not only for our normal feeding operations but also for all the flood support we're doing," Tom Reed, the food bank's food procurement manager, said of the important food drive, which is largest one the agency organizes each year.
Community Food Share hopes to collect 85,000 pounds of food and $20,000 in monetary support during the "Let's Bag Hunger" drive, which will run through Nov. 27 this year, Reed said.
Last year, the drive collected 84,300 pounds of food and $10,930 over 11 days.
Those seeking to contribute to the drive should bring nonperishable food items to participating King Soopers locations in Boulder, Lafayette, Louisville and Broomfield. Lucky's Market, 3960 N. Broadway, Alfalfa's Market, 1651 Broadway, and Sprouts Farmers Market, 2950 Baseline Road, in Boulder are also serving as collections sites, as is the Niwot Market, located near the intersection of 79th Street and Niwot Road.
The Daily Camera is sponsoring the drive, and its offices, 5450 Western Ave., in east Boulder are also serving as a collection site.
Community Food Share receives donations of fresh produce, dairy and breads from various grocery stores and farmers and relies on the food drives like "Let's Bag Hunger" to provided canned foods with a longer shelf life, according to its website. Canned meats or tuna, soups, canned meals or chili, pasta and sauce, cereal, peanut butter and canned vegetables are especially helpful.
Kat Brand, residential program supervisor for Attention Homes, a nonprofit that provides shelter, counseling and residential treatment to at-risk youth and teens in Boulder County, said she gets as much as 80 percent of the agency's weekly groceries from Community Food Share. She too is hoping for a successful "Let's Bag Hunger" drive this year.
"It's an excellent foundation to support because the number of people it serves is pretty amazing," Brand said.
Community Food Share distributes more than 7.5 million meals each year through its network of 50 member agencies. Each dollar donated to the nonprofit is turned into four meals, Reed said.
For more information about the "Let's Bag Hunger" drive visit communityfoodshare.org/food-drives.
Contact Camera Staff Writer Joe Rubino at 303-473-1328, firstname.lastname@example.com or twitter.com/JoeCarmenRubino.


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This module contains functions for encoding Erlang terms into a sequence of bytes, and for decoding Erlang terms from a sequence of bytes.
int erl_compare_ext(bufp1, bufp2)
unsigned char *bufp1,*bufp2;
This function compares two encoded terms.
bufp1 is a buffer containing an encoded Erlang
term term1.
bufp2 is a buffer containing an encoded Erlang
term term2.
The function returns 0 if the terms are equal, -1 if term1 is less than term2, or 1 if term2 is less than term1.
ETERM * erl_decode(bufp)
ETERM * erl_decode_buf(bufpp)
unsigned char *bufp;
unsigned char **bufpp;
erl_decode() and
erl_decode_buf() decode
the contents of a buffer and return the corresponding
Erlang term.
erl_decode_buf() provides a simple
mechanism for dealing with several encoded terms stored
consecutively in the buffer.
bufp is a pointer to a buffer containing one or
more encoded Erlang terms.
bufpp is the address of a buffer pointer. The buffer
contains one or more consecutively encoded Erlang terms.
Following a successful call to
bufpp will be updated so that it points to the next
encoded term.
erl_decode() returns an Erlang term
corresponding to the contents of
bufp on success, or
NULL on failure.
erl_decode_buf() returns an Erlang
term corresponding to the first of the consecutive terms in
bufpp and moves
bufpp forward to point to the
next term in the buffer. On failure, each of the functions
returns NULL.
int erl_encode(term, bufp)
int erl_encode_buf(term, bufpp)
ETERM *term;
unsigned char *bufp;
unsigned char **bufpp;
erl_encode() and
erl_encode_buf() encode
Erlang terms into external format for storage or transmission.
erl_encode_buf() provides a simple mechanism for
encoding several terms consecutively in the same
term is an Erlang term to be encoded.
bufp is a pointer to a buffer containing one or
more encoded Erlang terms.
bufpp is a pointer to a pointer to a buffer
containing one or more consecutively encoded Erlang terms.
Following a successful call to
bufpp will be updated so that it points to the
position for the next encoded term.
These functions returns the number of bytes written to buffer if successful, otherwise returns 0.
Note that no bounds checking is done on the buffer. It is
the caller's responsibility to make sure that the buffer is
large enough to hold the encoded terms. You can either use a
static buffer that is large enough to hold the terms you
expect to need in your program, or use
to determine the exact requirements for a given term.
The following can help you estimate the buffer
requirements for a term. Note that this information is
implementation specific, and may change in future versions.
If you are unsure, use
Erlang terms are encoded with a 1 byte tag that identifies the type of object, a 2- or 4-byte length field, and then the data itself. Specifically:
- need 5 bytes, plus the space for each element.
- need 5 bytes, plus the space for each element, and 1 additional byte for the empty list at the end.
Strings and atoms
- need 3 bytes, plus 1 byte for each character (the terminating 0 is not encoded). Really long strings (more than 64k characters) are encoded as lists. Atoms cannot contain more than 256 characters.
- need 5 bytes.
- (integers < 256) need 2 bytes.
Floating point numbers
- need 32 bytes.
- need 10 bytes, plus the space for the node name, which is an atom.
Ports and Refs
- need 6 bytes, plus the space for the node name, which is an atom.
The total space required will be the result calculated from the information above, plus 1 additional byte for a version identifier.
int erl_ext_size(bufp)
unsigned char *bufp;
This function returns the number of elements in an encoded term.
unsigned char erl_ext_type(bufp)
unsigned char *bufp;
This function identifies and returns the type of Erlang term encoded
in a buffer. It will skip a trailing magic identifier.
0 if the type can't be determined or one of
/* Erlang process identifier */
/* Erlang reference */
unsigned char * erl_peek_ext(bufp, pos)
unsigned char *bufp;
int pos;
This function is used for stepping over one or more encoded terms in a buffer, in order to directly access a later term.
bufp is a pointer to a buffer containing one or
more encoded Erlang terms.
pos indicates how many terms to step over in the
The function returns a pointer to a sub-term that can be
used in a subsequent call to
erl_decode() in order to retrieve
the term at that position. If there is no term, or
would exceed the size of the terms in the buffer, NULL is returned.
int erl_term_len(t)
ETERM *t;
This function determines the buffer space that would be
needed by
t if it were encoded into Erlang external
format by
The size in bytes is returned.


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Welcome to the knowledge check for the course titled Java Developer's Toolbox.
This exam will test the concepts and commands discussed. You have 20 minutes to complete 12 multiple-choice questions. You must score 60 percent or higher to pass this exam.
Completing the Exam:
You can spend as long as you wish on any particular question but must budget your time to complete all the questions. Any questions not completed in the allotted time will be scored as incorrect.
During the session, you may skip questions and return to them later in the session. You can also review your answers to previous questions, and change them at any point during the exam session.
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971 Butternut Dr., Holland, MI 49424, (616) 399-3600
Call: (616) 399-3600
It is our goal to keep your mouth healthy, your teeth fully functional, and your smile bright — and we are proud of all the services we offer to do exactly that. At the same time, we want you to understand all that modern dentistry in general has to offer you. To that end, we have assembled a first-rate dental library in which you can find a wealth of information on various dental topics, including:
From a thorough professional cleaning to a full smile makeover, there is an amazing array of services that cosmetic and general dentists offer to make sure your teeth stay healthy, function well and look great. If your smile is not all you want it to be, this is the place to start. Read more about Cosmetic & General Dentistry.
When you have a dental emergency — whether it's caused by a sudden accident or chronic disease — your teeth and/or the tissues of the mouth that surround them need to receive proper care right away. It's also important to be aware, before you're actually in the situation, of what you can do to ensure the best outcome. Read more about Emergency Dental Care.
This is the branch of dentistry that focuses on the inside of the tooth — specifically the root canals and sensitive, inner pulp (nerve) tissue. When this tissue becomes inflamed or infected, a root canal procedure may become necessary. But contrary to the popular myth, a root canal doesn't cause pain, it relives it. Read more about Endodontics.
If you are missing one or more teeth, dental implants offer the comfort and security of a permanent replacement that looks and functions just like your natural teeth. Dental implants also help preserve the tooth-supporting bone in your jaw that naturally deteriorates when even one tooth is lost. Read more about Implant Dentistry.
Oral health is an essential component of general health and well-being. Good oral health means a mouth that's free of disease; a bite that functions well enough for you to eat without pain and get ample nutrition; and a smile that lets you express your happiest emotions with confidence. Read more about Oral Health.
A major goal of modern dentistry is to help you keep your teeth and gums healthy for a lifetime. By following a conscientious program of oral hygiene at home, and coming to the dental office for routine cleanings and exams, you have the best chance of making this goal a reality. Read more about Oral Hygiene.
The word "surgery" often brings to mind a stay in the hospital, general anesthesia, and perhaps a lengthy recovery period. However, the experience of having oral surgery is usually very different from that. Some common oral surgery procedures include: tooth extractions, dental implant placement, and biopsies of suspicious oral lesions. Read more about Oral Surgery.
Adults and kids alike can benefit from the boost in self-confidence that comes from having a great-looking smile with beautifully aligned teeth. Orthodontic treatment can even improve chewing, speaking and oral hygiene in certain cases. And with today's virtually invisible orthodontic appliances, it's possible to keep your treatment a private matter… until your new smile is unveiled, of course! Read more about Orthodontics.
It's never too early to get your child started on the path toward a lifetime of good oral health, and there are many services to do exactly that. Monitoring your child's dental growth and development, and preventing and intercepting dental diseases along the way, is the primary focus of pediatric dentistry. Read more about Pediatric Dentistry.
If you want to keep your teeth for life — a completely reasonable goal in this day and age — you need to make sure the tissues that surround them are also healthy. Should gum problems arise, you may need periodontal therapy to restore diseased tissues to health. Read more about Periodontal Therapy.
In the field of dentistry, new technology is constantly changing the way diseases are diagnosed, routine procedures are performed, and illnesses are prevented. Although they may seem unfamiliar at first, new and improved dental technologies offer plenty of real benefits for patients. Read more about Technology.
With proper care, your teeth can last a lifetime. But some amount of wear as we age is normal. By "wear," we mean loss of tooth structure. Wear starts with loss of the hard, translucent enamel that forms the outer covering of teeth, and might, in more serious cases, progress to the softer inner tooth structure known as dentin.
Enamel is actually the human body's hardest substance. It is highly mineralized and non-living, in contrast to bone and dentin which are living tissues. Enamel is highly resistant to wear and chemical attack, as it would have to be given what your teeth do every day: bite, chew, and come in contact with acidic foods and drinks.
Still, it is possible for tooth enamel to wear down for various reasons. Your body has ways of compensating for minor wear. But when tooth wear becomes more significant, intervention may be necessary to keep your bite functioning properly and protect your teeth.
Tooth wear can result from one or more of these processes:
Abrasion: This is caused by the interaction of teeth and other materials rubbing or scraping against them. The most common source of abrasion is traumatic toothbrushing, meaning that you are using a toothbrush that's too hard or applying too much force when you brush. This can affect the root surfaces of your teeth just below the gum line or the enamel above the gum line. Other causes of abrasion can include improper use of toothpicks and dental floss. Some dental appliances such as partial dentures or retainers that are frequently taken in and out of the mouth can also abrade teeth. Abrasion can also result from a diet loaded with abrasive foods like sun flower seeds and nuts or habits such as nail-biting and pen-chewing.
Attrition: This is an effect of tooth-to-tooth contact, which happens many times throughout the day as your teeth bite and chew food. Biting and chewing normally generate forces between 13 - 23 pounds. Yet people who have clenching and grinding habits (of which they might not even be aware) can subject their teeth to forces up to 10 times that. This can damage teeth.
Erosion: When your teeth come in contact with acidic substances in your diet, the acid can actually erode (dissolve) the enamel on your teeth. Culprits of this kind of tooth wear often include sodas, sports drinks and so-called energy drinks. Certain fruit juices are also acidic. Confining these drinks to mealtimes and swishing water in your mouth after drinking them can help prevent this erosion.
Abfraction: This refers specifically to the loss of tooth enamel at the necks of the teeth (the thinner part right at the gum line). While this type of wear is not clearly understood and the cause is debated in dentistry, loss of tooth structure at the neck of teeth does happen. It is believed to be caused by tooth flexion from biting forces. Abrasion and erosion can contribute to this problem.
In order to treat your worn teeth, the cause of the wear must be determined during a simple oral examination at the dental office. Once the cause has been identified, the stresses on your teeth can be reduced if need be. For example, you may need instruction on gentle, effective tooth brushing techniques; or some changes to your diet. If you have a clenching or grinding habit, a mouthguard can be custom-made for you that will protect your teeth during sleep or periods of high stress.
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Red Sox beat Astros behind Buchholz shutout
Boston 11, Houston 0
Clay Buchholz allowed three hits and struck out a career-high 12 in his fifth career shutout in the Boston Red Sox's 11-0 win over the Houston Astros on Sunday.
Brock Holt had a career-best five hits, including a leadoff homer, to help the Red Sox to their fourth victory in five games heading into the All-Star break.
All of the hits Buchholz (4-5) allowed were singles, and he didn't walk a batter in his first shutout since June 2, 2013, against the Yankees.
Chris Carter extended his career-high hitting streak to nine games with a single with one out in the fourth. Buchholz sailed through the rest of the game, retiring his last 17 batters.
Holt, who played at Rice, launched a 92 mph fastball from Brad Peacock (3-6) into the seats in right field to give Boston an early lead.
Peacock couldn't locate his pitches and was done after getting just one out, forcing Houston to use five relievers to finish the game.
Rookie Christian Vazquez had two hits and two RBIs to help the Red Sox score a season-high 11 runs.
Holt hit Boston's first leadoff homer of this season. Dustin Pedroia singled before David Ortiz drew a walk. Astros manager Bo Porter had seen enough and pulled Peacock after he plunked Daniel Nava on his 27th pitch.
Xander Bogaerts walked to start the second and advanced to second on a passed ball. Stephen Drew's single sent Bogaerts to third and he scored when Vazquez grounded into a double play to make it 2-0.
Holt and Pedroia then hit back-to-back singles, but Anthony Bass retired Ortiz to limit the damage.
Mike Napoli singled with no outs in the third before Nava reached on an error by first baseman Jon Singleton. An RBI single to center field by Jackie Bradley Jr. pushed the lead to 3-0 before a sacrifice fly by Bogaerts scored another run.
The bases were loaded with two outs in the fifth when Josh Zeid replaced Darin Downs and was greeted with an RBI single by Vazquez. A throwing error by Jose Altuve on the play allowed a second run to score and extend the lead to 6-0.
An error and a single by Drew left runners at the corners with one out in the seventh. The Red Sox made it 7-0 on a sacrifice fly by Vazquez. Holt singled before Pedroia walked, and Ortiz drew a bases loaded walk to push the lead to eight runs.
Boston tacked on three more in the ninth inning.
NOTES: Carter, who is normally the designated hitter, played left field for the first time since last season. That allowed George Springer to be the designated hitter because of soreness in his right knee. ... The Astros' 40 wins at the break are the most they have had in the first half since winning 44 in 2009.


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A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man Summary
A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man is a novel by James Joyce that tells the story of Stephen Dedalus, who decides to leave Ireland and become an artist.
- Young Stephen attends a boys' school. One day, he is punished by the prefect without having done anything wrong. The shame of this never truly leaves him.
- As a teenager, Stephen begins soliciting prostitutes. He's ashamed of this, however, and he confesses his sins and devotes himself to God.
- In university, Stephen chooses to develop his own theory of aesthetics rather than studying. He decides to leave Ireland and become a writer.
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Summary of the Novel
A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man covers the childhood and adolescence of Stephen Dedalus. We see him, over the course of the novel, grow from a little boy to a young man of eighteen who has decided to leave his country for Europe, in order to be an artist.
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At the start of the novel, Stephen is a young boy, probably about five-years-old. He is one of the younger students at Clongowes Wood College for boys (a Jesuit elementary school, not a "college" in the American sense). He had been pushed into an outhouse drainage ditch by a student named Wells a few days earlier, and he wakes up ill. While in the infirmary, Stephen dreams of going home for the Christmas holidays. We then see the Dedalus family at Christmas dinner, and a heated argument erupts between Stephen's father and Dante, Stephen's governess, about Parnell and the Catholic church. Back at school, Stephen has broken his glasses and has been excused from classwork by his teacher, Father Arnall. The prefect of studies, Father Dolan, comes into class to discipline the students, and singles out Stephen as a "lazy idle little loafer." Stephen is pandied (his knuckles beaten with a bat) in front of the class, and feels the injustice of his punishment deeply. The other students urge him to speak to the rector of the college. He gets up the courage to do so, and the rector promises to speak to Father Dolan. Stephen is cheered by the other students.
In the second chapter, Stephen is a few years older. He is no longer at Clongowes but at Belvedere College. He has started to become interested in literature, and tends to romanticize his life based on what he reads. He tries to write a poem to the girl he loves, but cannot. He is in a play at Belvedere, and outside of the theater he sees two other students, Heron and Wallis, who tease him about the play, and jokingly make him recite the Confiteor. Stephen, while doing so, remembers a recent incident when his English teacher suspected him of heresy. Stephen takes a trip to Cork with his father, and his father shows him the town where he was born and raised, and the school he attended when he was Stephen's age. Back in Dublin, Stephen wins a sum of money for an essay competition, and, for a brief time, treats himself and his family to a "season of pleasure." When the money runs out, we can see him wandering the red light districts of Dublin, fantasizing about the prostitutes. As the chapter ends, Stephen has his first experience with a prostitute.
In Chapter Three, it is apparent that Stephen has made a habit of soliciting prostitutes. He goes through the motions in school and at church, and is not bothered by the duplicity of his life. He goes on a religious retreat with his class, and the priest's sermon about sin and damnation affects Stephen deeply. He repents, goes to confession at the chapel across town, and takes communion.
Stephen has now dedicated his life to God. He prays constantly, and goes about mortifying his senses. He has completely renounced his sinful relations with the prostitutes, and the director at Belvedere speaks to him about becoming a priest. The idea first seems to appeal to Stephen, but he ultimately decides that he could not become a priest.
His father is making plans for Stephen, now 16, to enter the university. Walking along the seashore one afternoon, thinking about poetry, Stephen sees a young woman bathing. They stare at each other, but do not speak. Stephen takes this as a spiritual sign, and he excitedly decides to dedicate his life to art.
In the final chapter, Stephen is at the university. He is lazy about his classes but vehement about his developing theory of aesthetics. He refuses to sign a political petition, trying to set himself apart from the concerns of his country's politics or religion. Talking to his close friend, Cranly, Stephen announces that he has decided to leave Ireland for Europe to pursue his artistic vocation. The novel closes with a few pages out of Stephen's diary, as he makes plans to leave for the continent.
Estimated Reading Time
A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man is broken up into five chapters—the first four are about equal in length; the fifth is about twice as long as the others. Each chapter should take about an hour to read, though the language and unconventional narration style may take some getting used to. Spending two separate hour-long sittings on the fifth chapter, a student should be able to read the novel in six one-hour sittings.
The Life and Work of James Joyce
James Joyce was born in Dublin, Ireland, on February 2, 1882. He was the oldest of ten children, and was born into a comfortable and, by some standards, wealthy home. However, while Joyce was growing up, his family's economic situation became progressively worse.
He was able to attend Clongowes Wood College, an exclusive Jesuit boarding school, from age six to nine, but was forced to leave in 1891 when his father, John Stanislaus Joyce, lost his position as collector of rates in Dublin and could no longer afford to send James to school. After a brief stint at the Christian Brothers' School, James was allowed to attend the Jesuit Belvedere College, thanks to a special arrangement by a former rector at Clongowes, Father John Conmee. Father Conmee had become prefect of studies at Belvedere and, remembering James' ability as a student, arranged for him and his brothers to attend Belvedere without fees.
Joyce was a distinguished student at Belvedere, winning several exhibitions (cash prizes for scholarship in national competitions), and being elected, two years in a row, to the office of prefect of the Sodality of the Blessed Virgin Mary, the highest honor at Belvedere. He became interested in poetry, drama, philosophy and languages, and upon graduation in 1898, entered University College, Dublin at age 16.
Joyce gained a reputation as a radical thinker by reading a paper entitled "Drama and Life" before the Literary and Historical Society. He published an essay in the Fortnightly Review entitled "Ibsen's New Drama," defending the controversial playwright. In these and other essays and reviews he wrote during this period, Joyce defended a realistic representation of life on stage, as opposed to what he took to be a sentimental and moralistic nationalism. The trouble he faced getting permission from the president of the university to read "Drama and Life" was the first of many struggles with censorship in Joyce's career. He graduated in 1902, with a degree in modern languages, having studied Italian, French, German, and literary Norwegian as well as Latin.
The Joyce family during this time had been getting both larger and poorer—they had to move around frequently, setting up temporary residences, and were forced to sell many of their possessions to keep creditors at bay. Anxious to escape what he saw as a confining and restrictive environment in Dublin, Joyce left in 1902 to live in self-imposed "exile" in Paris. He had to return, however, in April 1903, as his mother was dying. Mary Jane Joyce died in August of that year, and James Joyce remained in Dublin for over a year, during which time he wrote and published poetry, worked on short stories (some of which were eventually published in the Dubliners collection), and began the initial draft of A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man, then entitled Stephen Hero.
He left Dublin again in October 1904, with Nora Barnacle. Joyce never returned to Dublin, except for a few brief visits (the last of which was in 1912), though his home city and country continued to dominate his imagination. He lived and taught in Trieste and Rome until World War I, then moved with Nora, their son Giorgio and daughter Lucia to neutral Zurich, where they stayed until 1920. The Joyces then moved to Paris, where they lived until 1940. James and Nora then returned to Zurich, where James Joyce died on January 13, 1941.
A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man was published in 1916, but the story of its composition covers a ten-year span in Joyce's life. At the end of the novel, we see the words "Dublin 1904—Trieste 1914." This does not mean, as we might expect, that Joyce spent these ten years working on the text as we have it. In 1904, he wrote a combination short story and autobiographical essay entitled "A Portrait of the Artist." When he could not get it published, he began to rewrite it as a novel with the working title Stephen Hero. Joyce worked on Stephen Hero intermittently for four years, but became ultimately dissatisfied with his lengthy and cumbersome method. He decided to rewrite the unfinished Stephen Hero in five long chapters, selecting and condensing only the most significant episodes in Stephen Dedalus' development. This novel, A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man, was finished in 1914, published serially in The Egoist during 1914 and 1915, and finally published by B. W. Huebsch in New York in 1916. As with his other work, Joyce had considerable trouble getting Portrait published, both because of the obscenity laws and because of his unconventional literary form.
James Joyce's literary reputation is remarkable when we consider his relatively scant output. Aside from his play, Exiles, and a few books of poetry, which have not earned much attention, Joyce's canon consists of a collection of stories, Dubliners (1914), and three novels—besides Portrait, the mammoth Ulysses (1922) and the even more mammoth Finnegans Wake (1939). Each of these represents a cornerstone of modernist fiction, and in each work Joyce extends his innovative and experimental style to further limits, leaving a permanent mark on the development of twentieth- century literature. His reputation and influence are as strong today as ever—from high school classrooms to graduate seminars and international professional conferences, Joyce's work continues to generate a staggering degree of critical interest. As Richard Ellmann wrote, "We are still learning to be James Joyce's contemporaries."
Perhaps the first thing that will strike a first-time reader of A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man is the initial strangeness of the language. Joyce's technique is to have the language of the narration try to mirror the linguistic and intellectual development of Stephen Dedalus—therefore, in the first chapter, the vocabulary and sentence structure are more simplistic, limited, and childlike. The narrative is closely aligned with Stephen's consciousness and perspective—therefore, the narrative style could be said to mature along with young Stephen. As the novel progresses, and Stephen becomes better acclimatized to his world, the language expands and develops accordingly.
Whereas in the Stephen Hero stage of the novel's composition Joyce was trying to cram every detail about Stephen's life into the narrative, in A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man he exercises much more selectivity. The novel presents only the most important events in Stephen's life, without as much attention to chronological and temporal sequence as we would find in a traditional novel. The subject of the novel is Stephen's internal intellectual and artistic development, so the conflicts and climaxes which would motivate a traditionally plotted novel are in this case a matter of internal relations. A conflict is important because it is so for Stephen; a climax is such because of its importance in Stephen's ultimate spiritual development Each scene or episode in the novel, then, will be loaded with significance on a number of levels.
Fundamental to the technique and structure of this novel is Joyce's conception of epiphany. An epiphany, as Joyce conceives it, is a moment of intense perception, or a feeling of total understanding; one's life is punctuated by such moments. In Stephen Hero, Joyce defines his (and Stephen's) conception of epiphany thus:
By an epiphany he meant a sudden spiritual manifestation, whether in the vulgarity of speech or of gesture or in a memorable phase of the mind itself. He believed that it was for the man of letters to record these epiphanies with extreme care, seeing that they themselves are the most delicate and evanescent of moments.
The epiphany is a moment of extreme significance for the subject, or the beholder, and for the object which he or she observes—the epiphany reveals something essential about the person or thing that is observed. Stephen and Joyce understand that the purpose of the artist is to record and present these moments of privileged spiritual insight. The religious source of Joyce's conception (the feast day celebrating the revelation of the infant Christ to the Magi) indicates that this is a spiritual, non-rational conception of knowledge.
A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man represents the growth and development of Stephen's soul, and the novel is structured around the epiphanies Stephen experiences while growing up. Thus, the narrator is less concerned with dates, ages, time, and a clear chronological sequence. Joyce's conception of epiphany allows us to view time in the novel as a coalescence of past, present, and future. This means, then, for our reading and interpretation of the novel, that each scene will be dense with significance, shedding light on past events in the narrative as well as looking forward to future developments. Joyce is extremely selective—there are many gaps in the story of Stephen's life we must fill in while reading. But this means that we must pay extra attention to the episodes we are given, and the language in which they are told.


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Letters: November/December 2013
Cement Water Heaters?
Do you have any knowledge or experience with the Hubbell PBX hybrid water heater? You may have to Google it. It is made in New England, has various capacities up to 120 gallons, and has a cement tank (as opposed to the more common glass-lined tank). I have never seen anyone with one or anything written about it.
It is an interesting concept. On paper, I guess the tank should last at least 20+ years. However, I can just imagine the electronics going bad on these first. The warranties for both glass-lined tanks and cement-lined tanks are the same—10 years.
I am in Tennessee, between Nashville and Alabama, so such a water heater makes sense. I am trying to get as much information as possible before purchasing.
—Ken of Murfreesboro, Tennessee
Home Energy's Water Heater Expert Larry Weingarten replies:
I think I'd heard of Hubbell (or it may just be the telescope,) but I did look it up and for what my opinion is worth, here goes:
- Cement-lined tanks are heavy! Moving them on a level is hard enough, but going up or down is worse (more expensive).
- No anode means no possibility of extending tank life.
- The HP unit (like most HPs on glass-lined tanks) does not appear to be removable from the tank should the tank fail.
- I could find no figures objectively comparing glass-lined tank longevity to cement-lined, but I did find a 10-year warranty on Vaughn and also on Hubbell. Better glass-lined tanks have 10- or 12-year warranties.
- One needs to take a life-cycle cost approach to this question. I suspect a glass-lined tank with a powered anode would be hard to beat.
- I'd be tempted to go for the longest warranty on the HP equipment, as that has the moving parts.
- I see the tank has 3 inches of insulation. Good!
- Interestingly, Hubbell makes a copper-silicon tank. That sounds like a great fit with a heat pump.
Hope that is of some use.
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Comets edge Hornets
By Ed Patino
JONESVILLE — With the postseason on the horizon, the Jonesville High School girls soccer team appears to be finding its stride.
Meanwhile, the injury bug is striking the Hillsdale Hornets at the wrong time.
Controlling the tempo for most of the evening, Jonesville picked up its second straight victory Friday with a 1-0 victory over the Hornets before a big Riverfest Weekend crowd.
Calin Deck scored the lone goal for the Comets, while Olivia Stubbins made eight saves in goal. Whitney Hodge recorded 10 saves in goal for Hillsdale.
The Comets built on their momentum from Wednesday's victory over Onsted, and Jonesville coach Mike Hunter is hoping his team that carries over over the next couple weeks.
"If we continue to make strong passes, we'll continue to do ok," Hunter said. "We have to make sure that we are moving without the ball. We we do that, we can be good."
Already low on numbers throughout the season, Hillsdale lost two more players to injuries Friday. One player suffered a possible concussion and will be out for a couple weeks, while another tweaked her knee and will likely miss a couple of games.
"It's been a tough season and the injuries have haunted us," Hillsdale coach Michael Mitchell said. "The tough part is we're playing against teams with junior varsity programs and who can put out juniors and seniors. At times we've had three or four freshmen out to start, and when they haven't played in three or four years, it's tough."
As has been the case throughout the season, Hodge kept the Hornets in the game with several big saves. During a scoreless first half, the senior consistently came out of the box to challenge shooters and negate scoring changes.
"Whitney is tough and is one of the best keepers I've seen, and I can't say enough about her," Hunter said. "She controls her defense and is excellent in coming out of the net."
The lone goal came with 29:01 remaining in the contest. Jonesville worked the ball up the field, then Kaitlyn Mapes sent a pass over to Deck, who beat Hodge for the goal.
"That was off a full volley after four passes, and it was one of the prettiest goals of the year," Hunter said.
The Comets kept Hillsdale in check for the remained of the game. The Hornets had a couple of scoring chances in the final five minutes, but Stubbins and the Jonesville defense held strong.
"Olivia did fine and wasn't tested much, which is what we want," Hunter said. "Sabrina Angel, Kirsten Smith and Emily Spolyar did a nice job in the backfield."
The Comets will host Quincy on Monday for its senior night. Hillsdale will play an Independent Soccer League crossover game on the road May 23, then host Washtenaw Christian Academy for a pre-district game May 28.
Both Jonesville and Hillsdale will play in the Division 4 district tournament at Jackson Christian.