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WOW!!! I am not a big fan of "cordless" tools because the batteries constantly need recharging in the middle of a job. Knowing this about me, my wife bought an extra battery to keep in the charger while the other one was in use. I spent the afternoon in my shop, first getting used to the Craftsman 12 Volt Nextec Lithium-Ion Hammerhead and then using it on several little projects requiring small nails. Before I realized it, the afternoon was gone and I was still using the first battery without a noticeable decrease in the power of the Hammerhead. I was amazed and may be a convert to more cordless tools if it continues to work this well in my cordless tools; all two of them. :-)
Of my three Nextec 12v lithium-ion battery packs, two failed within 4 months after only very light use. The third battery pack has worked fine for over a year. Inside the battery packs are three 4 volt batteries and all three must charge to deliver the 12 volts required to run my drill. In my two battery packs that failed, all three of the 4 volt batteries were not charging properly. In one case, only one battery was charging giving me 4 volts output and in the other, two of them were charging for 8 volts when using the Nextec charger that was supplied with my drill. When I charged the Nextec battery packs with a variable voltage electronic power supply set to a maximum voltage of 12.6 volts, a maximum current of 500 ma, and a maximum charge duration of 2 hours, the "failed" battery packs charged to the full 12 volts and would again run my drill. Since my Nextec charger works fine with my 3rd Nextec battery pack, I have concluded that the charger that came with my drill is O.K,, but that there are defects in the safe charging circuitry that is built into my two defective battery packs. I do not recommend that others try my technic for charging their Nextec batteries because lithium ion batteries can explode if you do not know how to properly charge them. I am an electrical engineer with expertise in this field. I do recommend that Craftsman investigate and fix the defect in their Nextec batteries, especially in view of so many complaints about them.
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2248 Main St, Cambria, CA | Directions 9342835.564066 -121.082024
Daily 5-9pm (open later in summer)
A Quaint Romantic Setting – I have been coming to The Sow's Ear for over 15 years now. The last time I was there was this past Summer. Food is always delicious in taste as well as presentation. The wine list is pretty good I believe that the restaurants in Cambria pride themselves on their extensive wine selections being that they are in the Central California "Wine Country".
Staple items to order when I am in town... the stuffed mushrooms, mussels, flowerbread, Macaroni and Cheese and the Trout consistently good. A family member used to work here so I may be biased but she hasn't worked here in over 10 years and we still return because the service is always nice and the ambiance of the restaurant is cozy and romantic.
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Perfect ending to a day in Cambria. – The Sow's Ear had been recommended by the concierge of the inn we were staying at. At first the name threw me off but my better half talked me into trying it, and I was SO glad he did. We went in around 6:30, the host, who I assume was the owner, was so genuinely happy to see us and even though we didn't have reservations he said, "That's okay! We will feed you anyways! Let's eat!". I thought that was just the sweetest thing and immediately felt right at home. The fireplace kept everyone warm and the flowerpot bread was DELICIOUS! I chose the Salmon baked in parchment paper with dill and lemon butter. The salmon was one of the best I've had. It was cooked to perfection and was moist and flaky. My SO had the kalamata olive and goat cheese stuffed chicken breast and leg, again, one of the best chicken dishes I have had. The chicken was moist and melted in your mouth. We ended with a milk chocolate cheesecake and both couldn't stop talking about how wonderful the whole dinner had been. Our service was fantastic, the dinner was romantic and we felt like we were guests in their home. What a wonderful experience, I highly recommend this to anyone looking for a memorable dinner!
A Very Nice Ending to a Pleasant Day – We were visiting Cambria with some friends who were staying in Cambria for the weekend. They had wanted to take us to another restaurant but it had closed. So they selected the Sow's Ear. What a great choice! As you can see from the dates of the other reviews, they are apparently consistently good. The service was excellent, friendly and the place has character. We were celebrating anninversaries and they took care of that as well. The food was delicious and our wine was very good. So if you are in Cambria try them, you will not be disappointed.
Don't miss The Sow's Ear – Excellent! The wait staff were great and food was fabulous. It was a wonderful way to end the day of touring the shops and wine tasting. It was my birthday and they took my picture with a Polaroid and sign the picture with the date and give you a free treat. I had Raspberry Cheesecake. If you go to Cambria don't pass this restaurant up.
Fantastic! Terrific! Worth every cent... – I was pleasantly surprised. I went here with a couple of friends for my partner's birthday and it was perfect. The wine selection is terrific and offered not only a wide variety of wine but also a good variety of price ranges. I am embarrassed to say how many flower pots of bread we ate. Just everything that came out of the kitchen was perfect, the fried calamari appetizer was tender. The catfish, terrific! Filet mignon just melted in your mouth but the thick cut pork chops are off the flavor chart. I have never tasted pork chops that were so tender and delicious. To make the meal even more perfect, the waitress and our host were very responsive and made a wonderful night even more wonderful, I can not wait to go back.
User review by michaelma – Great environs especially for the area, wine selection mainly local and California wines. Excelent wait staff, very courteous, and friendly. Very freindly Owner named Patrick. The food was very enjoyable, started with Scampi, wife had scallops, I went with rack of lamb. Lamb cooked to perfection, but might recommend differnet seasoning. Wife's meal was excellent, and so was the desert. Photos taken of Anniversary couples, and complimentary items always offered. We brought a special wine, and they served us with excellent Spiegelau glassware. also waived corkage...Amazing Also honored reservations we were a half hour late for, even thoough they had posted the sign for closed!(Which we didn't see)
Here's the Gravy – Spent the day at Hearst Castle and visiting wineries. The Sow's Ear is the perfect ending to a perfect day! The service is above excellent, from fitting us in when we showed up early to recommending wine. We walked in weary and walked out completely satisfied and full!
Excellent – This restaurant is like a hidden treasure...If you're driving anywhere near Cambria, you must take the time to have dinner here. Make reservations, it's small, but romantic, quaint and cozy, all the makings for a picture perfect dinner. The food and wine selection is just as excellent, with fresh pickings from the local farms and wineries.
Inventive California cuisine and hearty country favorites served in a cozy setting in the heart of Cambria. – The Scene
Situated among Cambria's quaint main shopping area, the small restaurant matches its environs perfectly. Its cozy wood-paneled interior, complete with fireplace and all sorts of pig paraphernalia, is bigger than it seems and stays packed with friendly locals.
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Contemporary California cuisine is accompanied by hearty country favorites. The meal starts with a flowerpot full of tempting homemade bread, still warm from the oven. Divine appetizers include plump mushrooms stuffed with tangy herb cheese, and fried Brie served with a baguette, toasted almonds and apple slices. The spinach salad, with mandarin oranges, crispy wonton strips and macadamia-encrusted chicken, is a refreshing twist on the ubiquitous Chinese chicken salad. Perfectly homey chicken fried steak served with a heap of mashed potatoes is the restaurant's top-selling selection.
This little piggy got worked – For anyone who is visiting Cambria, must stop by the Sow's Ear. Don't let the name fool ya. This place not only has great chops, but it is also upscale and romantic. If you are taking a road trip with your sweetheart, then this is the place you want to take her/ him. Don't rate too many places a ten, but this place rocks.
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Two years ago, Frank J. Aritz, Jr. was riding his bike in State College, Pennsylvania. It was after midnight when he rode past a marked police cruiser and shouted something that was unintelligible to the officer. Probably a mistake under any circumstances, but especially so considering that Aritz was riding drunk (against the law in Pennsylvania). And riding on the sidewalk (against the law in State College). And riding without a light (against the law). With all the laws he was breaking, it probably would have been better had he just quietly pedaled past the officer. But he shouted something, and when the officer ordered him to stop, he ignored the order and continued pedaling (against the law).
He did everything he could to attract police attention to his lawbreaking, and as a result, was tried and convicted on charges of DUI, riding at night without a light, and violating the no-riding-on-the-sidewalk ordinance. Aritz was sentenced to imprisonment for a period of 15 days to 6 months. He appealed his sentence, and this week a panel of the State Superior Court upheld the arrest and his sentence. Aritz will serve at least 15 days, and possibly more, up to 6 months in county prison.
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By the same token, we can also ignore all of the drivers who were breaking the law that day. Speeding? Why that's a driver's sacred right, isn't it? Sure, it's the number one cause of traffic "accidents," and virtually every driver does it, but why quibble over that, when we have far, far bigger fish to fry, like one irresponsible guy who was speeding on a bike?
Why point out that virtually every driver rolls through stop signs—the world-famous "California stop"—with a little "pretend-to-stop" tap on the brakes if they can be bothered, when we can look down our noses at a cyclist who wasn't wearing a helmet? Sure, helmets are not required, and aren't even designed to provide protection for collisions with cars. But if we don't blame cyclists for not wearing a helmet, we might have to look at the real cause of cyclist injuries and fatalities, and we wouldn't want to open that Pandora's box. Just like we wouldn't want to require drivers to wear helmets, even though head injuries are much more common for drivers than they are for cyclists.
What about drivers violating a cyclist's right of way? No, we don't want to talk about that either, even though it's the most common cause of bicycle collisions, and has happened to every cyclist out there. Instead, let's complain about the "cycling hell" of somebody getting some exercise once a month. Let's complain that some cyclist was wearing—Shock! Horrors!—cycling clothes while riding his bike.
And while we're studiously avoiding the real issues, why not make up some imaginary laws that victimize drivers while we're at it? In all my years of handling bicycle injury cases, I have never once seen a driver cited for hitting an at-fault cyclist. Nor has anybody else ever seen such a preposterous injustice. In fact, in the real world, it is all-too-common for an at-fault driver to face no charges after injuring, or even killing a cyclist. And when drivers are cited for carelessly causing serious injury or death, it is almost always on a minor traffic violation, like "failure to yield." If you were killed by a careless driver who got the kid glove treatment afterwards, would you feel like drivers are the victims here? Would your bereaved family feel that way?
But let's ignore that reality, for the convenient fiction of a make-believe world where drivers are all scrupulously law-abiding victims of insane cyclists run amok, rather than the often careless law-breakers of the real world, who injure some 50,000 cyclists and kill some 700 cyclists annually.
That way, we won't have to deal with the real issues.
Bob Mionske is the author of Bicycling & the Law, and writes a monthly column on bicycle law for Bicycling magazine. A former U.S. Olympic and pro cyclist who was on the 1988 U.S. Olympic team with Dave Lettieri, owner of FasTrack Bicycles in Santa Barbara, Bob has since become a nationally-known cycling lawyer and advocate for the rights of cyclists at bikelaw.com
When I was in law school, I used to work nights in the law library. After the library closed, I would walk to the nearest bus stop, 30 minutes away, where I would catch the last bus home. One night, I was running a little late, or maybe the bus was running a little early. Whichever it was, I saw the bus approaching the stop from a distance, and began sprinting for the stop, but I was just too far away. I missed the last bus home. I briefly considered calling a cab, but it was really out of the question for a law student with no money, so I started walking along Barbur Boulevard, back towards downtown Portland. After a walk that lasted several hours, I finally arrived home in the early morning hours.
I thought about that walk home two weeks ago, when I heard about a hit and run crash that left a Lewis and Clark College student lying crumpled on Barbur Boulevard. The student, Henry Schmidt, 20, had been riding back to campus from his job in town, when he got a flat. He started walking his bike home, when, within minutes, he was hit by a driver who then left the scene. Schmidt sustained severe injuries, including a lacerated spleen, broken clavicle, two broken legs, three broken vertebrae, a fractured cheekbone, along with scrapes and contusions.
Bangor Daily News: Cyclists say there's a pro-motorist bias when tragedy strikes
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By Abigail Curtis, BDN Staff
Posted June 25, 2013
BELFAST, Maine — Two weeks ago on a stretch of U.S. Route 2 that runs through the tiny western Maine community of Hanover, tragedy struck.
A cyclist in the annual Trek Across Maine charity ride was killed when he lost control of his bike as a tractor-trailer passed him. So far, the driver of the truck has not been charged by police in connection with the accident. But other cyclists, many in Maine and others from as far away as Oregon, said they believe that the way Maine law enforcement officers handled the death of David LeClair shows a pro-motorist bias.
"Essentially, the police are motorists. They're not cyclists. The motorists come up with a version of the events that put the blame on the cyclist who's not there to defend themselves," said Bob Mionske of Portland, Ore., a former professional cyclist and attorney specializing in bicycle law. "Who's to say any different?"
By Rick Bernardi
What does one say, in the middle of the night, when once again, a cyclist lays dead and our system of injustice gives us its grotesque pro forma ritual of shifting the blame to the cyclist, and exonerating the driver? What does one say, when over and over again, the justice we receive is nothing but a mockery of justice? What does one say, when all one feels is a cold fury at the lies that perpetuate our system of injustice? What does one say when there are no words? What does one say?
I will try to find the words.
This news article featuring Bob Mionske has been reproduced here for our archives. To access the original article, follow the link.
The Oregonian: Are Portland bicyclists showing signs of an unfortunate new trend?
This bicyclist pretty much had the eastbound walkway of the Hawthorne Bridge all to himself one night earlier this year. But a Portland attorney says that when things get crowded, bicyclists are beginning to lose patience with each other and fights sometimes erupt. (John Killen/The Oregonian)
Dana Tims, The Oregonian By Dana Tims, The Oregonian
June 13, 2013
As both a cyclist and an attorney who specializes in cycling-related cases, Portland's Bob Mionske knows a good deal about road rage incidents pitting motorists against bicycle riders.
But for whatever reason -- warmer weather? More people taking to two wheels to get around? -- Mionske is seeing an ugly new wrinkle this year, played out through what he says are increasing numbers of instances where two angry, fist-clenched bicyclists are facing off in the Rose City.
"I have so many friends who are suddenly regaling me with stories of fights on bikes," Mionske said. "Someone is riding along, someone else flies by them in an unfriendly way, words are exchanged and just like that, people are threatening each other with fisticuffs."
It was a summer evening, the last night of August nearly four years ago, when two worlds violently collided on Toronto's posh Bloor Street. In the aftermath, a cyclist lay dead, and the driver he clashed with stood accused of criminal charges in that death.
But let's get real.
Motorists rarely face serious charges when cyclists die at their hands. After all, cyclist deaths are "just accidents," and we don't want to hold people accountable for "accidents."
Except this death was no "accident." The driver's actions were, according to the nineteen witnesses who stepped forward, intentional.
Still, let's get real. The cyclist, Darcy Allan Sheppard, was Métis, and had a history of substance abuse and anger control issues. In contrast, the motorist, Michael Bryant, well, he also had a history of substance abuse and a reputation for a "pugnacious streak." But unlike Sheppard, Bryant was an attorney—in fact, Ontario's former Attorney General, educated at some of the world's finest universities—and a rising star in Ontario politics. For all of our comforting illusions about the Rule of Law, people like Michael Bryant don't answer for the deaths of people like Darcy Allan Sheppard.
But there's still at least the appearance of the Rule of Law to adhere to. Michael Bryant couldn't just be let off without even a perfunctory nod to the Rule of Law. In the immortal words of Vincent LaGuardia Gambini, there was no way this was not going to trial.


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I love your names! Sage and Wren are great, Tabitha is one of my all time favourites and i've always had a big soft spot for Callie. Once the baby arrives and your mum has bonded with her (if it is a her) then she'll love her name, whatever it is! She's being massively awkward, its really naughty of her. Don't worry, all your names are really good and strong. And Lindee is awful imo!~ Mama to Juniper and expecting Arlo at the end of May ~
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I'll be blunt. Eilonwy is definitely weird but I'm sure you already know that. Pairing it with Sage or Wren makes a very weird/hippie-ish combo. Callie is nicknamey and since your son's mn is Callan it's a bit redundant
I personally prefer nature names, like Sage and Wren. Although I don't like either, Emma and Tabitha are a great fit with Everett.
Shea * Jade * Azure * Fox * Greer * Blaise
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I love Sage!! Its definately my favourite from your list and I think it flows best with your middle name choice! My second choice would be Hope then Tabitha. I'm really not a fan of Wren as a full name... I like it only as a nn for Florence and Callie I love but only as a nn too.. I love Calypso, Calliope, Calista. I don't think your names are too out there! Though I guess I'm a fan of names that are a little quirky!
Having given my opinion...My advise would be to choose a name you love with all your heart... And don't worry about others opinions I've learned that EVERYONE's got one when it comes to baby names but at the end of the day it's your daughter! You will know in your heart what her name is when you meet her I am sure!!!


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Copper prices are unraveling as global economic uncertainty returns to haunt risk assets.
After an optimistic start to the year, Europe's recovery hopes were dashed by weak manufacturing data; there are fears the U.S. sequestration will undermine growth, and China is showing signs of weakness.
And the minutes from the last Federal Reserve policy setting meeting showed divisions about when the central bank may start to wind down its bond-buying program.
"When there's uncertainty, fund managers pull the trigger," George Gero, vice president of global futures at RBC Capital Markets, said of the recent decline in copper.
Investors dumped copper along with U.S. equities on Wednesday and the selling continued on Thursday leaving the red metal at $3.5530 per pound, an eight-week low.
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Copper is used in a wide variety of industrial applications, making it extremely vulnerable to changes in investors' economic outlook.
This selling in risk assets started with European stocks, technical strategist MacNeil Curry of Bank of America Merrill Lynch said. Copper followed and U.S. equities are now catching up.
While copper looks overextended in the near-term, Curry remains bearish on the red metal. "Risk-off will continue and copper will get hit further," he said.
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He sees a head-and-shoulders pattern forming in the copper chart which could signal more pain to come. Copper could test the October 2011 lows around the $3.05 to $3.10 level. "There's a risk this falls out of bed," he warned.
Dennis Gartman, publisher of the Gartman Letter, also turned bearish on risk markets and is pulling out — at least for now. He told CNBC that the sell-off in U.S. equities Wednesday signaled a major sea change in investor psychology on fears the Fed may take the punch bowl away.
"Trend lines in everywhere in every different kind of capital market be it the dollar, be it base metals, be it precious metals, be it commodities, be it the equity markets all changed and changed dramatically," he said of the Wednesday selloff, adding "I'm getting out."
But while there's now near-term confusion in the copper market, Gero said that once some of the uncertainty lifts, copper prices could rebound particularly if demand looks strong in China after the Lunar new year.
"Copper will trade at $3.50 per pound for a while until we see what will happen with China and the recovery here in the U.S.," Gero said.
With about 40 pounds of copper used in every car, Gero said global auto sales trends will also be important in gauging where copper prices are headed.


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I know it's unlikely but I would love AK49 to win (if TBO doesn't that is). Purely to buck the trend.
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Head Coach: Shelley Klaes-Bawcombe, seventh JMU season, 75-44; 12th career season, 125-79
JMU This Season (2013): 7-5 overall, 2-1 Colonial Athletic Association
JMU Last Season (2012): 11-6 overall, 6-1 CAA (regular season second place; tournament runner-up)
Last Week:
* The Dukes posted an 8-4 home win over Delaware (April 5).
* JMU lost 16-10 at home to defending CAA champion Towson (April 7).
This Week:
JMU at Hofstra
When: Friday, April 12, 4 p.m.
Where: James M. Shuart Stadium, Hempstead, N.Y. | Visiting Team Guide (PDF) (includes directions)
Parking: Free
Admission: Free
Multimedia: Live Stats | Free Live Audio | Free Live Video | Twitter@Hofstra_WLAX
JMU at Drexel
When: Sunday, April 14, 1 p.m.
Where: Vidas Field, Philadelphia, Pa. | Directions
Admission: Free
Parking: Free
Multimedia: Live Stats | Free Live Videostream | Twitter@DrexelWLax
Scouting Hofstra:
Record: 7-5, 1-1 CAA
Results: Includes a 16-11 road loss at top-ranked Maryland and an 11-10 road defeat at Ohio State, a team receiving votes in this week's Inside Lacrosse media poll. CAA win at ODU (15-6) and loss at W&M (12-11 OT).
Conference: Colonial Athletic Association (Drexel, Delaware, Hofstra, JMU, Old Dominion, Towson, William and Mary). CAA coaches voted the defending champion, Towson, to finish first in the CAA this year, followed by the JMU Dukes.
Preseason Conference Coaches Poll: Picked fifth
Of Note: The Pride is 5-1 at home this season with the only loss a 9-7 decision to Yale on March 9. Sophomore Brittain Altomare leads the CAA in points (4.0) and assists (1.83) average.
JMU vs. Hofstra All Time
JMU leads the series 12-4
Home: 8-0
Away: 2-4
Neutral: 2-0
Date, Result, Score, Site
3/30/02, W, 11-10 (2 OT), Away
4/19/02, W, 13-4, Richmond, CAA first round
3/23/03, W, 10-7, Home
4/16/04, W, 12-9, Home
4/15/05, L, 4-9, Away
4/2/06, W, 12-8, Home
5/7/06, W, 14-8, Home, CAA final
4/27/07, L, 9-12, Away
5/6/07, L, 13-15, Away, CAA final
4/18/08, W, 10-8, Home
4/3/09, L, 12-13 (2 OT), Away
4/18/10, W, 14-8, Home
5/8/10, W, 10-6, Home, CAA final
4/24/11, W, 9-8, Away
4/6/12, W, 12-6, Home
4/27/12, W, 10-9, Towson, CAA semifinal
Scouting Drexel:
Record: 9-3, 2-0 CAA (hosts George Mason April 12)
Results: Includes win over then #11 Penn (11-8) and 9-8 loss at then #11 Penn State. CAA wins at W&M (11-9) and ODU (8-4).
Conference: Colonial Athletic Association (Drexel, Delaware, Hofstra, JMU, Old Dominion, Towson, William and Mary). CAA coaches voted the defending champion, Towson, to finish first in the CAA this year, followed by the JMU Dukes.
Preseason Conference Coaches Poll: Picked third
Of Note: Drexel takes a three-game winning streak into an April 12 home game vs. George Mason. Senior Kelli Joran leads the CAA in draw controls average (3.33)
JMU vs. Drexel All Time
JMU leads the series 11-0.
Home: 5-0
Away: 6-0
Neutral: 0-0
Date, Result, Score, Site
3/24/02, W, 19-4, Away
4/20/03, W, 16-5, Away
4/18/04, W, 16-6, Home
4/17/05, W, 10-7, Away
3/31/06, W, 15-10, Home
4/13/07, W, 14-9, Away
4/20/08, W, 10-9, Home
4/5/09, W, 14-6, Away
4/16/10, W, 19-7, Home
4/22/11, W, 9-8, Away
4/8/12, W, 15-8, Home
Coach Reaches Milestone: The Dukes' April 5 win over Delaware was the 125th career victory and 75th JMU victory for coach Shelley Klaes-Bawcombe. Her career record now stands at 125-79 in 12 seasons, and her JMU record is 75-44in seven seasons.
Dukes in the National Rankings: JMU is receiving votes in both the Intercollegiate Women's Lacrosse Coaches Association (IWLCA) and Inside Lacrosse polls this week.
JMU Week by Week in the National Polls
Highest rank of season in bold
Preseason: nr IWLCA | nr Inside Lacrosse
Feb. 25: votes IWLCA | nr Inside Lacrosse
March 4: votes IWLCA | nr Inside Lacrosse
March 11: votes IWLCA | votes Inside Lacrosse
March 18: 19 IWLCA | 17 Inside Lacrosse
March 25: 19 IWLCA | 18t Inside Lacrosse
April 1: 19 IWLCA | votes Inside Lacrosse
April 8: votes IWLCA | votes Inside Lacrosse
Ancarrow Consistent on Attack: Redshirt senior attacker Casey Ancarrow has scored at least two goals in 11 of JMU's 12 games. In her career in a JMU uniform, she has a point in 67 of her 68 games. That includes a goal in all four games she played as a true freshman in 2009, a goal or an assist in 20 games as a redshirt freshman in 2010, a goal in all 19 games in 2011, and a goal in the first 13 of her 14 games in 2012. The only game she's without a point is the April 13, 2012 game vs. William and Mary, in which she suffered a season-ending knee injury early in the first half.
Healy Leads CAA Stats: Sophomore goalkeeper Schylar Healy leads the CAA in saves (9.58 avg.) and save percentage (.483). She's seventh in saves average and 10th in save percentage among NCAA Division I goalies.
Casey Ancarrow ranks second in the CAA in both goals average (2.9) and points average (3.6). She ranks 30th in the NCAA in goals average.
Ancarrow Continues to Move Up: With three goals and an assist last week, Casey Ancarrow now has career totals of 153 goals, 57 assists and 210 points. She moved from sixth to fifth on JMU's career goals list, passing Megan Riley ('99) with 151 goals. Ancarrow, who is averaging just under three goals per game, is nine goals away from sole possession of third place. Third place is currently shared by Julie Martinez ('00) and Lisa Staedt ('03) with 161 goals each.
Ancarrow is six points away from sole possession of fifth place on the career points list. Martinez currently is fifth with 215 points.
JMU Opponents in the National Polls*
School, Game Date, Site, (JMU Result), Ranking*
April 8/9
Penn State, March 6, away, (L 12-13), 7/7
Loyola, March 16, away, (W 9-8), 17/20
Virginia, March 20, home,(L 3-10), 11/15
Maryland, March 23, away, (L 8-18), 1/1
Stanford, March 30, home, (L 9-14), 15/19
Towson, April 7, home, (L 10-16), nr/votes
*IWLCA/Inside Lacrosse
Earlier Notes
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Nice work. My favorite is the one changing from Kronis to Trap Jaw.
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I took some license with wounded Kronis, instead of his whole head going green like in the icons comic, I wanted to show skeletor's handprint burned into his face, gradually spreading to make the green, comment appreciated!
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I sculpt in plastiline, mold in plaster and then cast latex skin in a slush mold and then fill with polyurethane foam. Thanks!
I just finished my first space-saving half-bust, a bronzed finish of Trap Jaw, it is in the art section.
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GULLANE, Scotland - A blue sky and a gentle breeze usually means ripe scoring conditions at the British Open. Just not on the brown links of Muirfield.
Zach Johnson knocks his ball out of a bunker Thursday during the first round of the British Open at Muirfield. Johnson grabbed the lead with a 5-under 66.
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Tiger Woods of the United States plays out of the rough on the first fairway during the first round of the British Open Golf Championship at Muirfield, Scotland, on Thursday.
Zach Johnson handled it better than anyone Thursday. Helped along by a 45-foot eagle putt and only one bogey despite trouble lurking around every pot bunker, Johnson had a 5-under 66 for a one-shot lead, the first time he's been atop the leaderboard at any major since he rallied to win the Masters six years ago.
Tiger Woods more than survived the late end of the draw, after the sun had thoroughly baked out the crispy greens. He knocked one putt clear off the green, but 10 one-putts -- most of them for pars -- carried him to a 69, a good start in his bid to end his five-year drought in the majors.
"The golf course progressively got more dried out and more difficult as we played," Woods said. "And I'm very pleased to shoot anything even par or better."
And for all the talk about Muirfield's men-only membership, at least the club doesn't discriminate against age.
Mark O'Meara, the 56-year-old who won his claret jug in 1998 at Royal Birkdale, shot a 67 and nearly tied Johnson for the lead until his 25-foot birdie putt on the 18th took a hard spin out of the cup. Another former champion, 54-year-old Tom Lehman, opened with a 68.
It was an eclectic group who broke par, from major champions to players making their British Open debut. What they all had in common was finding a way to get through a firm, fast and frightening test at Muirfield that figures to get even harder if the Royal & Ancient doesn't put some water on the links course.
Phil Mickelson opened with a 69 and felt like he got off easy by playing early. Mickelson was concerned about some hole locations being too close to the edge of slopes, and he pleaded with the R&A to let go of its ego and "just set the course up the way the best players can win."
Some of the best did just fine.
"Anytime you shoot under par in an Open -- or a major, for that matter -- you have to be putting at least somewhat decent," Johnson said. "And I putted great."
Rafael Cabrera-Bello of Spain joined O'Meara at 67, while the group at 68 included Dustin Johnson and Brandt Snedeker. Two-time major champion Angel Cabrera and 19-year-old Jordan Spieth were in the group at 69.
It was a beautiful day along the Firth of Forth. And it was hard work.
No one felt safe until the ball stopped bouncing along the crusty fairways, and no one was sure when that would happen.
"This is completely new to me -- foreign to see a 2-iron going 300 yards," said Snedeker. "You have got to be wary of how you're shaping your golf ball, and what shot selections you're using on the greens."
O'Meara thought he hit a reasonable bunker shot on the 15th until it kept rolling, and rolling, off the green and into another bunker.
"I couldn't single out a pin that I thought was unfair," Graeme McDowell, who played with Woods, said after a 75. "But if you got on the wrong side of them, they could make you look very, very silly."
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