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one of my favorit patterns: vest franzi. in the same fabric as my pants and the corresponding vest.
Dec 1, 2009, 10.08 PMby ncn6
I just came across your project and would love to know how you did the bust alterations on this as well. It looks to me like you've added darts to the front pieces? I'm going to try this pattern soon, but I suspect it will require some alterations to make it fit well on me, so if you have any advice I would welcome it!
Mar 2, 2009, 07.15 PMby coconnell
wow, you look great! I see you are quite busty (as i am) and am wondering how you learned to fit yourself? It is a concept I am struggling with…
is there anything you could suggest to make it easier to fit a curvy figure? I want to make a fitted knit, too, but worried about how it would retain its shape.
thank you for any tips you can give!!!
Jan 7, 2009, 03.25 PMby bren1234
this is a good vest, i would love to see it in denim :)xo
Aug 13, 2008, 02.47 AMby xxwonderfullxx
This is really really good! id buy that! well done :D xx
Feb 24, 2008, 12.14 PMby pirina
Jan 29, 2008, 03.36 AMby blackcat
Gorgeous vest! I'll be trying to make a vest from that pattern later, and this is some great inspiration! Thanks for that ;)
Sep 24, 2007, 03.11 AMby fashion1
@Majnets3s: yes it will be perfect to my pants, cause it´s the same fabric. this pants are the first pants I sewed ;) not my first time project (I must be changed this in the describtion of them!)
Sep 17, 2007, 09.05 AMby majnets3s
I think this vest will be perfect for your first made by yourself creation!(Pants right?)
Sep 17, 2007, 04.06 AMby fashion1
thanks u all! it´s so good for my self-confidence.
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Sep 15, 2007, 06.14 PMby emilykate
It's really nice and neat, but so feminine! I never made a vest cos I always think it will be too boxy but yours is all fitted and shaped, very stylish- you look lovely!
Sep 15, 2007, 05.04 PMby nora
You have a very unique style – lovely!
Sep 15, 2007, 04.12 PMby littleladyluxe
I love this! I made this vest too.. i love your pockets :)
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Opening Statement (Prepared Remarks) Introduction It is clear that Judge Roberts is brilliant and has a strong legal background. However, as the Senate evaluates Judge Roberts for the position of Chief Justice, I think it is essential to determine whether he will be a leader who can generate consensus and find compromise, as well as embody the mainstream of American legal thinking. Importance of the Chief Justice Clearly, to succeed at this enormous charge takes more than a soothing tone and calm demeanor. The person who occupies the seat of Chief Justice needs to see that justice is provided to all Americans -- men and women of all races and creeds, rich and poor, weak and powerful, Democrats and Republicans, young and old. In the new term, the Court will hear cases concerning: -the standard of review for abortion cases; A Supreme Court Moving to the Right Chief Justice Rehnquist will be remembered not only for a distinguished tenure, but also for a applying a more restrictive interpretation of the Constitution which limited the role of Congress. In recent years the Court has adopted a politically conservative "states' rights" view of several Constitutional provisions. As a result, congressional authority to enact important legislation has been significantly curtailed. This has occurred through its restrictive interpretation of the Spending Clause, the Commerce Clause, the Fourteenth Amendment, and the Eleventh Amendment which the Congress uses to enact certain laws. Based on these federalism grounds, the Court has wiped out all or key parts of legislation addressing issues such as: gun free schools, religious freedom, overtime protections, age discrimination, violence against women, and discrimination against people with disabilities. In fact, over the past decade, the Rehnquist Court has weakened or invalidated more than three dozen federal statutes. Almost a third of these decisions were based on the Commerce Clause and the 14th Amendment. If Judge Roberts subscribes to the Rehnquist Court's restrictive interpretation of Congress' ability to legislate, the impact could be to severely restrict the ability of Congress to tackle nationwide issues that the American people have elected us to address. Issues of Special Concern to Women As the only woman on the Committee, I believe I have an additional role in evaluating nominees for the Supreme Court. This entails representing the views and concerns of American women throughout this process. Like with any population, women enjoy diverse opinions, beliefs, political affiliations, priorities and values. And we share a history of having to fight for many of the rights and opportunities that young American women now take for granted. During the early years of the United States, women had very few rights and privileges. In most states, women were not allowed to enter into contracts, act as an executor of an estate, and they had limited inheritance and child custody rights. It wasn't until 1839 that a woman could own property separate from her husband when Mississippi passed the Married Woman's Property Act. It wasn't until the 19th century that women began working outside their homes in large numbers. Most often women were employed as teachers or nurses, and in textile mills and garment shops. As women entered into the workforce, we had to fight our way into "nontraditional" fields (medicine, law, business, and, yes, even politics). The American Medical Association was founded in 1846, but it barred women from membership until 1915. The American Bar Association was founded in 1878, but it did not admit women until 1918. And it wasn't until 1920 when women finally won the right to vote. By virtue of our history, and our sex, women have a perspective that has been recognized as unique and valuable. I try to represent and honor this through my role on the Committee. With the absence of Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, the Court loses the important perspective she brought as a woman -- and the deciding vote in a number of critical cases. For me, one of the most important issues that needs to be addressed by Judge Roberts is the constitutional right to privacy. I am concerned by a trend on the Court to limit this right and curtail women's autonomy. It would be very difficult for me to vote to confirm someone to the Supreme Court whom I knew would overturn Roe v. Wade. I remember what it was like when abortion was illegal. 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During the Roman Empire, the Middle Ages, the Reformation, and even, today, millions of innocent people have been killed and tortured because of their religious beliefs. I recently traveled to Europe where I saw monuments enshrining the tragedies that have occurred in the name of religion. In Budapest along the River Danube there are 60 pairs of shoes covered in copper: women's, men's, small children's. During World War II, Hungarian fascist and Nazi soldiers forced thousands of Jews including men, women, and small children to remove their shoes, as a final humiliation, before shooting them and letting their bodies fall and drift down the river. These shoes represent a powerful symbol of man's inhumanity. And we cannot forget that in American history, Puritans, Baptists, Catholics, Jews and other religious individuals came to this continent looking for a society where they could be free from the persecution they faced in Europe and England. 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Dr. Mehmet Oz's Dec. 3 cover article in Time magazine, "Give Frozen Peas a Chance (and Carrots, too …)" highlighted the difficult battle faced by those who are fighting in the organic food revolution.
Beloved and trusted by millions, Dr. Oz writes that organic food is more expensive, nutritionally equal to conventionally grown food, and reserved for the 1 percent who can afford it.
Some of this is true, some of the time. Organic food can be more expensive and most studies show that organic food usually is nutritionally equivalent to its conventionally grown counterpart.
But it is most certainly not just for food snobs. People have many reasons for choosing organic foods: to reduce exposure to chemicals, a desire to avoid genetically modified ingredients and a concern for sustainability and the environment are among the most common.
Dollars and food sense
Rather than dismissing organic food based on its cost, let's ask why conventionally grown food is so cheap. Would it surprise you to learn that we are all at fault?
Our tax dollars fund $20 billion in agricultural subsidies per year via the "Farm Bill," which heavily favors large-scale, industrial agrochemical farms that produce corn, soy, and wheat — the main ingredients in high-fructose corn syrup, animal feed and processed food.
Many consumers now try to avoid products with high-fructose corn syrup, but we all help pay for its production and widespread use through taxpayer subsidies. Oops!
Cheap meat — in large part possible because of cheap feed — is consumed in quantities that promote heart disease and cancer, not to mention encouraging the environmentally destructive and morally vacant practice of factory farming. If we were choosing today, would we subsidize this practice?
"Avoiding processed food" is frequently the first advice given to those wishing to improve their diet. Too bad we are all making it so difficult to make healthy choices by subsidizing processed foods, making them so darn inexpensive — and therefore so tempting!
Had current dairy subsidies expired recently as feared, milk would have shot up to nearly $8 per gallon. This is pretty close to the price of a gallon of raw milk produced by The Dungeness Valley Creamery, a local — unsubsidized — farm.
Without subsidies, the prices of other conventionally produced foods also would rival organic, locally grown prices. A pound of ground beef would cost $7. A dozen eggs would cost $5 or more.
Not many believe that paying $9 for a gallon of raw, whole milk from locally pastured cows is worth it because the subsidized price we're used to is under $4.
But there are those who gladly pay these prices and we can tell you they are not the elite food snobs Dr. Oz claims are interested in this kind of food. They are parents, seniors and people of all economic persuasions. They are often people who sacrifice other comforts in order to eat the kind of food they prioritize.
Starting the revolution
If we as a society want to facilitate healthy eating, there needs to be a revolution. Not another "green revolution" from the 1970s, but a true revolution where archaic policies are reformed and the veil of subsidies is lifted to reveal the true cost of food.
Agricultural subsidies should be redistributed to benefit those who are protecting our soil, air, farm workers and the American way of life. Help should be given to those who choose to grow sustainably so that there will be farms and healthy food for future generations.
This revolution has to begin at home — with you. Demand better food by making it a priority in your life.
Eat well and be well this new year!
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It just might have been Sydney's parting gift.
The poodle and companion of Squamish resident Gary Golaiy died on Jan. 4, 2013. From the date, Golaiy extracted the numbers he used on his winning Lotto 6/49 ticket.
"It was the third time I played them," the 58-year-old told the Chief on Monday, Jan. 21.
The day, before Golaiy walked from his home at Spiral Trailer Court to the Husky Gas Station on Garibaldi Way to pick up the Lotto numbers. When he got back home, he could believe his eyes.
"I had to look at it four times," Golaiy said.
In 1986, Golaiy suffered a head injury in a motor vehicle accident. Since then, he's been on disability insurance. The win is definitely a life changer, he said, but so far he has no big plans. He's going to leave the money in the bank until he decides what he'll do with it.
"I'm letting it sink in," he said. "I really don't know, my mind is completely blank."
Everybody dreams of winning millions, Golaiy said, but when it happens to you it takes a while to hit home. When Golaiy told his three brothers about the win, they didn't immediately believe him.
"I still don't even know what to think," Golaiy said.
One thing is for sure. Golaiy plans to get a new poodle. And just like Sydney, this one will also be spoiled rotten, he joked.
This isn't the first big Lotto win in Squamish. Two years ago, Brackendale resident Marlene Everett snagged $3.4 million. Everett and her husband, Wilfred, had lived in the same home in Brackendale since 1976. They did some renovations to their house in 1991-'92 after Wilfred suffered a workplace injury. The couple planned to do some more renovations with their winnings, Everett told The Chief at the time.
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The Graduate Student Research Forum is a one-day conference held annually at the University of Oregon to showcase research and creative expressions by graduate students in all of the UO's graduate colleges and schools. The grad forum began in 2010, making this the forum's fifth year. This year the forum will showcase the work of 190 graduate students representing over 50 disciplines.
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Oregon Public Broadcasting hosted a free, public pre-screening of its new Oregon Experience special "Ken Kesey," Jan. 16 at the McDonald Theatre in Eugene.
University of Oregon paleontologist Edward Davis and librarian Dean Walton are creating a three-dimensional printout of a rare saber-toothed salmon fossil using a special printer housed at the Science Library.
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Attitudes of Deaf Adults toward Genetic Testing for Hereditary Deafness The American Journal of Human Genetics, Volume 63, Issue 4, 1 October 1998, Pages 1175-1180 Anna Middleton, J. Hewison and R.F. Mueller Abstract Summary Recent advances within molecular genetics to identify the genes for deafness mean that it is now possible for genetic-counseling services to offer genetic testing for deafness to certain families. The purpose of this study is to document the attitudes of deaf adults toward genetic testing for deafness. A structured, self-completion questionnaire was given to delegates at an international conference on the "Deaf Nation," held at the University of Central Lancashire in 1997. The conference was aimed at well-educated people, with an emphasis on Deaf culture issues. Eighty-seven deaf delegates from the United Kingdom returned completed questionnaires. The questionnaire had been designed to quantitatively assess attitudes toward genetics, interest in prenatal diagnosis (PND) for deafness, and preference for having deaf or hearing children. The results from this study provide evidence of a predominantly negative attitude toward genetics and its impact on deaf people, in a population for whom genetic-counseling services are relevant. Fifty-five percent of the sample thought that genetic testing would do more harm than good, 46% thought that its potential use devalued deaf people, and 49% were concerned about new discoveries in genetics. When asked about testing in pregnancy, 16% of participants said that they would consider having PND, and, of these, 29% said that they would prefer to have deaf children. Geneticists need to appreciate that some deaf persons may prefer to have deaf children and may consider the use of genetic technology to achieve this. Any genetic-counseling service set up for families with deafness can only be effective and appropriate if clinicians and counselors take into consideration the beliefs and values of the deaf community at large. Abstract | Full Text | PDF (2798 kb) |
A Comparative Analysis of the Genetic Epidemiology of Deafness in the United States in Two Sets of Pedigrees Collected More than a Century Apart The American Journal of Human Genetics, Volume 83, Issue 2, 8 August 2008, Pages 200-207 Kathleen S. Arnos, Katherine O. Welch, Mustafa Tekin, Virginia W. Norris, Susan H. Blanton, Arti Pandya and Walter E. Nance Abstract In 1898, E.A. Fay published an analysis of nearly 5000 marriages among deaf individuals in America collected during the 19th century. Each pedigree included three-generation data on marriage partners that included at least one deaf proband, who were ascertained by complete selection. We recently proposed that the intense phenotypic assortative mating among the deaf might have greatly accelerated the normally slow response to relaxed genetic selection against deafness that began in many Western countries with the introduction of sign language and the establishment of residential schools. Simulation studies suggest that this mechanism might have doubled the frequency of the commonest forms of recessive deafness (DFNB1) in this country during the past 200 years. To test this prediction, we collected pedigree data on 311 contemporary marriages among deaf individuals that were comparable to those collected by Fay. Segregation analysis of the resulting data revealed that the estimated proportion of noncomplementary matings that can produce only deaf children has increased by a factor of more than five in the past 100 years. Additional analysis within our sample of contemporary pedigrees showed that there was a statistically significant linear increase in the prevalence of pathologic GJB2 mutations when the data on 441 probands were partitioned into three 20-year birth cohorts (1920 through 1980). These data are consistent with the increase in the frequency of DFNB1 predicted by our previous simulation studies and provide convincing evidence for the important influence that assortative mating can have on the frequency of common genes for deafness. Abstract | Full Text | PDF (180 kb) |
Familial Progressive Sensorineural Deafness Is Mainly Due to the mtDNA A1555G Mutation and Is Enhanced by Treatment with Aminoglycosides The American Journal of Human Genetics, Volume 62, Issue 1, 1 January 1998, Pages 27-35 Xavier Estivill, Nancy Govea, Anna Barceló, Enric Perelló, Cèlia Badenas, Enrique Romero, Luis Moral, Rosaria Scozzari, Leila D'Urbano, Massimo Zeviani and Antonio Torroni Abstract Summary Hearing loss involves both genetic and environmental factors. A mutation (A1555G) in the mtDNA has been associated with aminoglycoside-induced and nonsyndromic sensorineural deafness. The pathological significance of this mutation in Caucasoid families has not been established, and its relationship with antibiotic treatment is not well understood. We studied 70 Spanish families with sensorineural deafness (36 congenital and 34 late onset) for the mtDNA A1555G mutation. The A1555G mutation was found in 19 families with maternally transmitted deafness but not in the other 51 families or in 200 control subjects. In 12 families all the patients with the A1555G mutation who received aminoglycosides became deaf, representing 30.3% of the deaf patients in these families. None of the deaf patients from seven other families received aminoglycosides. Overall, only 17.7% of the patients with deafness and the A1555G mutation had been treated with aminoglycosides. The age at onset of deafness was lower (median age 5 years, range 1–52 years) in those treated with aminoglycosides than in those who did not receive antibiotics (median age 20 years, range 1–65 years) (P<.001). The mtDNA of these families belongs to haplotypes common in Europeans. These data indicate that the A1555G mutation accounts for a large proportion of the Spanish families with late-onset sensorineural deafness, that the A1555G mutation has an age-dependent penetrance for deafness (enhanced by treatment with aminoglycosides), and that mtDNA backgrounds probably do not play a major role in disease expression. Abstract | Full Text | PDF (1470 kb) |
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Jeanne Weir Brunger1, Gail S. Murray2, Maryann O'Riordan3, Anne L. Matthews1, Richard J.H. Smith5, 6 and Nathaniel H. Robin1, 2, 3, 4, ,
1 Departments of Genetics, University School of Medicine, University Hospitals of Cleveland, Cleveland
2 Departments of Otolaryngology and Head and Neck Surgery, University School of Medicine, University Hospitals of Cleveland, Cleveland
3 Departments of Pediatrics, University School of Medicine, University Hospitals of Cleveland, Cleveland
4 Departments of Reproductive Biology, Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine, University Hospitals of Cleveland, Cleveland
5 Department of Otolaryngology and Head and Neck Surgery, University of Iowa, Iowa City
6 Interdepartmental Genetics PhD Program, University of Iowa, Iowa City
Recent molecular genetic advances have resulted in genetic testing becoming an option for deaf individuals and their families. However, there is little information about the interest in such testing. To investigate this issue, parents with normal hearing who have one or more deaf children were surveyed about their attitudes toward diagnostic, carrier, and prenatal genetic testing for deafness. This population was chosen because it represents the majority of individuals who are encountered in clinical practice, given that 90%–95% of deaf individuals are born to persons with normal hearing. Of 328 surveys distributed, 96 were completed and returned. Of the respondents, 96% recorded a positive attitude toward genetic testing for deafness, including prenatal testing, although none would use this information to terminate an affected pregnancy. All respondents had a poor understanding of genetics, with 98% both incorrectly estimating the recurrence risk of deafness and misunderstanding the concept of inheritance. Notably, these findings were similar in the group who had had genetic testing for their children and in the group who had not, suggesting either that the parents who received genetic testing did not receive genetic counseling or that the counseling was not effective. On the basis of these results, it was concluded that this population is interested in the use of genetic testing and that testing should not be done without first providing formal genetic counseling. Appropriate counseling can help parents to understand the risks, benefits, and limitations of genetic testing.


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Will Smith was once the one star you could bank on making a successful summer blockbuster. But apart from recent efforts like After Earth, a turn to more dramatic projects, and molding his kids' careers, we haven't seen the actor grace the big screen much.
When plans for a series of Independence Day sequels started to arise, one of the first questions was how many actors would be coming back to reprise their roles. Bill Pullman and Jeff Goldblum were confirmed to be one of the major stars to return, but according to Roland Emmerich, Smith's price tag may be too high just to reprise a role. That was back in June. Now the director is singing a slightly different tune as he has revealed that he has been in talks with the actor.
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This comes after both After Earth and White House Down failed to meet studio expectations. While it has been over a decade since we've seen an Independence Day film on the big screen, a reunion between the two could just be the thing to put their respective flops way behind them.
Emmerich also says that he expects to start shooting next year and that Fox has penned a July 3, 2016 release date – because why else would they scheduled a film outside of its titular holiday. But if you look closer at the date, you will notice that it marks the 20th anniversary of the release of the original film.
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As General Motors (GM) struggles to retain its position as the world's top automaker, will sales in emerging markets boost GM earnings Tuesday?
GM stock seems fairly valued now, so I wouldn't chase it into earnings, counsels Guy Adami. If you're looking for an auto play check out BorgWarner (BWA).
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You said in 2008 Potash gross margins will be 2.5 times larger than they were in 2007. How is that?
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What are you doing with all this money?
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You're buying back 5% of your shares, isn't that right?
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Come West along the Road, the longest-running television series ever on Irish traditional music, begins its 15th and final series this autumn.
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Photo: Courtesy of the Coble family On the day after her son Kyle's 5th birthday, Lori Coble loaded up her minivan with her small children—Kyle, 4-year-old Emma and 2-year-old Katie—and her mom, Cindy. The family went to a mall that had a Ferris wheel, which Kyle was excited to ride, and a pet store. As nap time neared, the Cobles got back in the minivan and headed home. Lori hit a line of backed-up traffic as she tried to exit the highway. While stopped, she turned around and caught Katie starting to fall asleep and tickled her toes.
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From "Zilwaukee Bridge" to "Appledore," Z to A in the Great Lakes Bay offers places and activities for the whole family to read about and explore.
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Would you come here for a second? A little closer. Okay, I'm going to ask you a question, and I want you to answer honestly. Can you see my mustache? No? You're sure? That's probably because I shaved this morning. Not with a real razor; I used one of those little femmy things that looks like an eyeliner pencil, except on one end there's a blade which, if you hold the handle right, slices off hair. Egad, now you know.
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by Jeff Mattas, Aug 30, 2010 2:00pm PDTThe folks over at Uber Entertainment have announced that a title update for Monday Night Combat is currently undergoing testing in preparation for certification, and will be released "as soon as possible." A version of the game that includes the title updates will also be playable at this year's Penny Arcade Expo.
The complete list of fixes and updates in the upcoming patch is massive, addressing general gameplay fixes, connectivity and multiplayer tweaks, class adjustments, and changes to the Monday Night Live Update System.
The first of three planned downloadable content packs for Monday Night Combat have also been announced. The first of such DLC packs will be free, and will include "new content, gameplay adjustments, and more bug fixes." Uber Entertainment plans to reveal more details closer to the DLC's release.
You can click through to the complete list of changes to see what's been addressed in the way of issues with host migration and dropped sessions, as well as fixing a variety of bugs. We've also included the Title Update's lists of class-specific updates below:
- Reworked Support's bot aura so that it doesn't make the Jackbot appear overhealed.
- Fixed Support's Firebase skill from recharging while the Support is dead but the Firebase skill exists.
- Fixed being able to use the Heal/Hurt gun while taunting.
- Fixed some instances of the Support's Firebase not appearing when thrown.
- Fixed Heal/Hurt gun not being affected by rate of fire endorsements and reduced it's overall healing/hurting ability to compensate for the change.
- Fixed Supports being able to use their Hack skill through walls.
- Fixed Supports being able to throw their Firebases through the wall.
- Fixed Air Strikes sometimes damaging enemies under cover.
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March 12, 2014
Sam Houston split the pair of midweek games with the Baylor Bears after falling 4-1 Wednesday in Huntsville. The Bearkats struggled to string hits together past the first inning Wednesday.
Second baseman Ryan Farney led off the first with a double and came around to score on a ground ball double play hit by catcher Anthony Azar. This proved to be the only multi-hit inning of the game for SHSU.
Baylor grabbed the lead from the Kats in the sixth inning. Tyler Eppler started the frame with a strikeout but gave up a double and a single before right fielder Nathan Orf doubled to the left field alley to drive in two runs.
The Bears would plate a run in both the seventh and eighth innings to make the score 4-1.
Tyler Eppler matched his season high for innings pitched with 5 2/3. The righty struck out seven batters and allowed just two runs on five hits. Eppler was credited with the loss.
Baylor reliever Josh Michalec pitched 4 2/3 innings of scoreless baseball to get the win. Ryan Smith registered the final out and was credited with a save.
Farney was 2-for-3 with two doubles and a run scored. Freshman third baseman Dalton Perry was 2-for-4 in his first start of the season.
The Bearkats will open Southland play this weekend as they host Texas A&M-Corpus Christi for a three game series starting Friday at 6:30 p.m.
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Indianapolis at Kansas City, noon
New Orleans at Dallas, noon
Minnesota at Houston, noon
Oakland at Carolina, noon
Buffalo at Miami, noon
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, noon
New England at Jacksonville, noon
Washington at Philadelphia, noon
St. Louis at Tampa Bay, noon
San Diego at N.Y. Jets, noon
Cleveland at Denver, 3:05 p.m.
Chicago at Arizona, 3:25 p.m.
N.Y. Giants at Baltimore, 3:25 p.m.
San Francisco at Seattle, 7:20 p.m.|
Injury report
NEW YORK (AP) -- The updated National Football League injury report, as provided by the league:
GREEN BAY PACKERS at CHICAGO BEARS -- PACKERS: OUT: WR Jordy Nelson (hamstring), RB James Starks (knee), DE C.J. Wilson (knee), S Charles Woodson (collarbone). QUESTIONABLE: WR Donald Driver (thumb), LB Terrell Manning (shoulder), G Josh Sitton (hip). PROBABLE: CB Davon House (illness), G T.J. Lang (ankle), LB Clay Matthews (hamstring), S Jerron McMillian (back), DE Mike Neal (shoulder), T Marshall Newhouse (wrist). BEARS: OUT: WR Earl Bennett (concussion), CB Tim Jennings (shoulder), LB Brian Urlacher (hamstring). DOUBTFUL: DE Shea McClellin (knee), DT Henry Melton (chest). QUESTIONABLE: RB Michael Bush (ribs), LB Geno Hayes (knee), DT Matt Toeaina (knee). PROBABLE: LB Lance Briggs (knee, hip), QB Jay Cutler (neck, knee), TE Kellen Davis (knee), DT Stephen Paea (foot), T Jonathan Scott (shoulder), G Chris Spencer (knee), CB Charles Tillman (shoulder).
NEW YORK GIANTS at ATLANTA FALCONS -- GIANTS: OUT: CB Prince Amukamara (hamstring), RB Ahmad Bradshaw (knee, foot), S Kenny Phillips (knee), S Tyler Sash (hamstring). QUESTIONABLE: LB Michael Boley (back). PROBABLE: C David Baas (shoulder), TE Travis Beckum (knee), WR Hakeem Nicks (knee), DE Jason Pierre-Paul (back). FALCONS: QUESTIONABLE: DT Jonathan Babineaux (ribs), WR Harry Douglas (ribs), S William Moore (hamstring), WR Roddy White (knee). PROBABLE: T Sam Baker (hand), G Justin Blalock (elbow), CB Asante Samuel (shoulder).
TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS at NEW ORLEANS SAINTS -- BUCCANEERS: QUESTIONABLE: DE Da'Quan Bowers (hamstring), CB LeQuan Lewis (knee). PROBABLE: DE Michael Bennett (shoulder), CB Anthony Gaitor (hamstring), T Jamon Meredith (ankle), DT Roy Miller (head). SAINTS: OUT: T Charles Brown (knee), RB Chris Ivory (hamstring), S Malcolm Jenkins (hamstring), T Zach Strief (ankle), CB Corey White (knee). QUESTIONABLE: RB Jed Collins (toe).