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//use ldap as user/groups backend $u_cfg["useldap"] = 1;
//ldap database only need if u use ldap user/groups backend $u_cfg["ldapdb"]=array( "phptype" => "ldap", "username" => "unattended", "password" => "password", "port" => "389", "hostspec" => "localhost", "database" => "dc=example,dc=de" );
//ldap backupdatabase for write actions --> only need if u use ldap user/groups backend $u_cfg["backupldapdb"]=array( "phptype" => "ldap", "username" => "unattended", "password" => "password", "port" => "389", "hostspec" => "localhost", "database" => "dc=example,dc=de" );
//use ldap as user/groups backend $u_cfg["useldap"] = 0;
//database $u_cfg["database"]=array( "phptype" => "mysql", "username" => "unattended", "password" => "", "hostspec" => "localhost", "database" => "unattended" );
#create src directory mkdir /root/src #change directory cd /root/src #get release wget http://downloads.sourceforge.net/uranos/uranos-1.531.tar.gz #change directory to /srv (need to create it or chooce your own) cd /srv #extract files tar xzf /root/src/uranos-1.531.tar.gz #move mv /srv/uranos-1.531 /srv/uranos #give all to the apache user (this is for ubuntu, change www-run to your needs): chown -R www-data:www-data /srv/uranos
apt-get install apache2 php-pear mysql-server subversion php5-ldap php5-mysql php5-mcrypt php5-gd samba
apt-get install nmap tftpd-hpa syslog-ng slapd gcc dhcp3-server-ldap genisoimage
a2enmod php5
<VirtualHost install.example.com> ServerName install.example.com DocumentRoot /srv/uranos <Directory "/srv/uranos"> Options Indexes FollowSymLinks AllowOverride None Order allow,deny Allow from all </Directory> </VirtualHost>
vi /etc/php5/apache2/php.ini #change the value of the variable "memory_limit" to 128M
CREATE DATABASE unattended;
GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON unattended TO 'unattended'@'localhost' IDENTIFIED BY 'some_pass' WITH GRANT OPTION;
[global] workgroup = WORKGROUP server string = %h server (Deploy) wins support = no dns proxy = yes name resolve order = lmhosts host wins bcast log file = /var/log/samba/log.%m max log size = 1000 syslog = 1 security = user encrypt passwords = true passdb backend = tdbsam obey pam restrictions = yes guest account = nobody invalid users = root unix password sync = yes passwd program = /usr/bin/passwd %u passwd chat = *Entersnews*spassword:* %nn *Retypesnews*spassword:* %nn *passwordsupdatedssuccessfully* . pam password change = yes map to guest = bad user domain logons = no load printers = no socket options = TCP_NODELAY SO_RCVBUF=8192 SO_SNDBUF=8192 [install] comment = Installation Service path = /srv/uranos/z guest ok = yes read only = no
Warning: touch() [function.touch]: Unable to create file include/config.php because Permission denied in /home/mario/public_html/ua-install/www/install.php on line 12 The config file is not writeable, pleace check the permissions on the file and try again!
touch include/config.php chown YOURAPACHEUSER:YOURAPACHEGROUP include/config.php chmod 600 include/config.php
./configure \ --enable-static \ --enable-network=server \ --with-database=mysql \ --enable-xml-log \ --with-sender= \ --with-recipient= \ --enable-udp \ --with-trusted=
./configure \ --enable-login-watch \ --enable-mounts-check \ --enable-static \ --enable-suidcheck \ --with-config-file=REQ_FROM_SERVER/etc/samhainrc \ --with-data-file=REQ_FROM_SERVER/var/lib/samhain/samhain_file \ --with-logserver= \ --enable-network=client \ --enable-xml-log \ --enable-userfiles
apt-get install tftpd-hpa
-l -s /PATH/TO/URANOS/www/modules/pxe/pxeroot -m /PATH/TO/URANOS/www/modules/pxe/pxeroot/tftpd.remap
apt-get install rsyslog rsyslog-mysql
apt-get install rsyslog-pgsql
$template URANOS_RSYSLOG_MODULE_FORMAT,"%hostname%###%fromhost-ip%###%msg%n" Module (load="omprog") *.* action(type="omprog" binary="/pathtouranos/www/modules/rsyslog/input_parser.php" template="URANOS_RSYSLOG_MODULE_FORMAT") & stop
echo "test###127.0.0.1###AUTOADD" | /pathtouranos/www/modules/rsyslog/input_parser.php
$template DBIDTABLENAME,"insert into `TABLENAME`(host, source_ip, facility, priority, tag, unixtime, program, msg ) values ('%hostname%', '%fromhost-ip%', '%syslogfacility-text%', '%syslogpriority-text%', '%syslogtag%', '%timegenerated:::date-unixtimestamp%', '%programname%', '%msg%')",SQL action(type="omDBTYPE" server="DBHOST" serverport="DBPORT" db="DBNAME" uid="DBUSER" pwd="DBPASSWORD" template="DBIDTABLENAME")
#!/bin/bash # ATTANTION THIS SCRIPT WILL ROTATE ALL TABLES IN THE GIVEN DB SQLHOST=localhost SQLUSER=USERNAME SQLPASS=PASSWORD SQLDB=syslog SQLOLDDB=syslog_old TIMESTAMP=`date +%Y-%m-%d-%H%M` TEMPNAME=_tmp_table mysql -h $SQLHOST -u $SQLUSER --password=$SQLPASS $SQLDB -e "SHOW TABLES;" > /tmp/.tablelist if [ "$?" -eq "0" ] then for TABLE in `cat /tmp/.tablelist` do mysql -h $SQLHOST -u $SQLUSER --password=$SQLPASS $SQLDB -e "DESCRIBE $TABLE;" > /dev/null 2>&1 if [ "$?" -eq "0" ] then #if describe runs fine the table exists # first we create the new table mysql -h $SQLHOST -u $SQLUSER --password=$SQLPASS $SQLDB -e "CREATE TABLE `$SQLDB`.`$TABLE$TEMPNAME`(`host` varchar(32) default NULL,`source_ip` varchar(32) default NULL, `facility` varchar(10) default NULL,`priority` varchar(10) default NULL,`tag` varchar(10) default NULL,`unixtime` varchar(20) default NULL, `program` varchar(15) default NULL, `msg` text,`seq` bigint(20) unsigned NOT NULL auto_increment, PRIMARY KEY (`seq`),KEY `host` (`host`), KEY `program` (`program`),KEY `priority` (`priority`),KEY `facility` (`facility`));" if [ "$?" -eq 0 ] then # now we have the new table and can start renaming mysql -h $SQLHOST -u $SQLUSER --password=$SQLPASS $SQLDB -e "ALTER TABLE `$TABLE` RENAME `$TABLE$TEMPNAME$TIMESTAMP`; ALTER TABLE `$TABLE$TEMPNAME` RENAME `$TABLE`;" if [ "$?" -eq 0 ] then #all renaming runs fine now we can safely work with the data mysql -h $SQLHOST -u $SQLUSER --password=$SQLPASS $SQLOLDDB -e "CREATE TABLE `$SQLOLDDB`.`$TABLE$TIMESTAMP`( `host` varchar(32) default NULL, `source_ip` varchar(32) default NULL, `facility` varchar(10) default NULL, `priority` varchar(10) default NULL, `tag` varchar(10) default NULL, `unixtime` varchar(20) default NULL, `program` varchar(15) default NULL, `msg` text, `seq` bigint(20) unsigned NOT NULL auto_increment, PRIMARY KEY (`seq`),KEY `host` (`host`), KEY `program` (`program`), KEY `priority` (`priority`), KEY `facility` (`facility`));" mysql -h $SQLHOST -u $SQLUSER --password=$SQLPASS $SQLOLDDB -e "INSERT INTO `$SQLOLDDB`.`$TABLE$TIMESTAMP` SELECT * FROM `$SQLDB`.`$TABLE$TEMPNAME$TIMESTAMP`;" mysql -h $SQLHOST -u $SQLUSER --password=$SQLPASS $SQLDB -e "DROP TABLE `$TABLE$TEMPNAME$TIMESTAMP`;" else echo "error renaming tables from $TABLE" exit 3 fi else echo "error creating $TABLE$TEMPNAME" exit 2 fi fi done else echo "error in db connection" exit 1 fi
#!/bin/bash # ATTANTION THIS SCRIPT WILL CLEAR ALL TABLES IN THE GIVEN DB SQLHOST=localhost SQLUSER=USERNAME SQLPASS=PASSWORD SQLDB=syslog TIMESTAMP=`date +%s` DELETESPAN=604800 DELETETIMESTSAMP=$((TIMESTAMP-DELETESPAN)) mysql -h $SQLHOST -u $SQLUSER --password=$SQLPASS $SQLDB -e "SHOW TABLES;" > /tmp/.tablelist if [ "$?" -eq "0" ] then for TABLE in `cat /tmp/.tablelist` do mysql -h $SQLHOST -u $SQLUSER --password=$SQLPASS $SQLDB -e "DESCRIBE $TABLE;" > /dev/null 2>&1 if [ "$?" -eq "0" ] then #if describe runs fine the table exists # first we create the new table mysql -h $SQLHOST -u $SQLUSER --password=$SQLPASS $SQLDB -e "DELETE FROM `${SQLDB}`.`${TABLE}` WHERE unixtime<${DELETETIMESTSAMP};" if [ "$?" -eq 0 ] then echo "${SQLDB} ${TABLE} cleared" mysql -h $SQLHOST -u $SQLUSER --password=$SQLPASS $SQLDB -e "OPTIMIZE TABLE `${SQLDB}`.`${TABLE}`;" else echo "${SQLDB} ${TABLE} failed" fi fi done else echo "error in db connection" exit 1 fi
$arpwatchfile="/var/lib/arpwatch/arp.dat"; $stripdomain_from_dnsname=".example.com"; $INCexternal="/PATH/TO/uranos/www/include/INCexternal.php";
cscript /nologo z:binscanwinupdates.js > z:updatesupdatescan-%COMPUTERNAME%.xml
apt-get install syslog-ng syslog-ng-mod-sql
udp(); tcp(max-connections(100));
internal(); unix-stream("/dev/log"); file("/proc/kmsg" log_prefix("kernel: "));
schtasks /create /sc minute /mo 5 /ru "System" /tn "container-script uranos" /tr "%WINDIR%container.cmd"
authorize { attr_filter #auth_log #set AUTH Type #rewrite to normal mac address with no delimiter to compare with username rewrite_calling_station_id_no if(User-Name =~ /^%{Calling-Station-ID}$/i){ #rewrite to normal : mac address rewrite_calling_station_id_normal update control { Auth-Type = 'LDAPMAC' } update request { User-Name := "%{Calling-Station-ID}" } ldap-macaddress { notfound = reject } } } authenticate { Auth-Type LDAPMAC { #return ok no bind as user is required ok } } #this section is to post the logs into a file which will be parsed to the database post-auth { #sqlok Post-Auth-Type REJECT { attr_filter.access_reject #sqlfailed } }
# # Rewrite called station id attribute into a standard format. # policy { rewrite_calling_station_id_no { if(request:Calling-Station-Id =~ /([0-9a-f]{2})[-:]?([0-9a-f]{2})[-:]?([0-9a-f]{2})[-:]?([0-9a-f]{2})[-:]?([0-9a-f]{2})[-:]?([0-9a-f]{2})/i){ update request { Calling-Station-Id := "%{1}%{2}%{3}%{4}%{5}%{6}" } } else { noop } } rewrite_calling_station_id_normal { if(request:Calling-Station-Id =~ /([0-9a-f]{2})[-:]?([0-9a-f]{2})[-:]?([0-9a-f]{2})[-:]?([0-9a-f]{2})[-:]?([0-9a-f]{2})[-:]?([0-9a-f]{2})/i){ update request { Calling-Station-Id := "%{1}:%{2}:%{3}:%{4}:%{5}:%{6}" } } else { noop } } }
ldap ldap-macaddress { server = "ldap.example.com" #ldap_debug = 0x0028 identity = "cn=radius,ou=DSN,dc=example,dc=com" password = verysecret basedn = "o=radius,dc=example,dc=com" base_filter = "(objectclass=radiusObjectProfile)" filter = "(radiuscallingstationid=%u)" access_attr_used_for_allow = yes access_attr = "radiusTunnelPrivateGroupId" port = 636 set_auth_type = no tls_require_cert = "never" dictionary_mapping = ${raddbdir}/ldap.attrmap ldap_connections_number = 5 timeout = 5 timelimit = 3 net_timeout = 2 }
sql_log sqlfailed { path = "${radacctdir}/sql-relay" postlog_table = radiuslog utf8 = yes Post-Auth = "INSERT INTO ${postlog_table} (callingstationid,nasipaddress,logtime,nasipport,username,failed) VALUES ('%{Calling-Station-Id}','%{NAS-IP-Address}','%S','%{NAS-Port}', '%{User-Name}',1) ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE nasipaddress=VALUES(nasipaddress), nasipport=VALUES(nasipport), logtime=VALUES(logtime), failed=VALUES(failed);" } sql_log sqlok { path = "${radacctdir}/sql-relay" postlog_table = radiuslog utf8 = yes Post-Auth = "INSERT INTO ${postlog_table} (callingstationid,nasipaddress,logtime,nasipport,username,failed) VALUES ('%{Calling-Station-Id}','%{NAS-IP-Address}','%S','%{NAS-Port}', '%{User-Name}',0) ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE nasipaddress=VALUES(nasipaddress), nasipport=VALUES(nasipport), logtime=VALUES(logtime), failed=VALUES(failed);" }
post-auth { sqlok Post-Auth-Type REJECT { attr_filter.access_reject sqlfailed } }
#!/bin/bash #Main settings LOGFILE=/var/log/freeradius/radacct/sql-relay DB_TABLE=radiuslog DB=uranos DB_USER=uranos-dbuser DB_PASS=verysecret DB_FILE=/tmp/radiussql.$$ DB_HOST=mysql.example.com #copy logfile cp $LOGFILE $DB_FILE #empty log cat /dev/null > $LOGFILE mysql -u $DB_USER -h $DB_HOST --password=$DB_PASS $DB < $DB_FILE #at last remove logfile rm $DB_FILE
radsqlrelay -d mysql -b uranos -h mysql.example.com -u uranos-dbuser -p verysecret /var/log/freeradius/radacct/sql-relay
PRODUCT: The name of the product (e.g. Windows7|Vista|XP|...) SERVICEPACK: The servcie pack (e.g. 2) PRODUCTLANG: The main language of the product (e.g. en-EN) ARCH: The architekture (x86 or x86_64) ISO: If you want to use an iso file (only valid for FILETYPE=0 and FILETYPE=wim) set the filename here. You have to create an iso directory in the same directory where the iso file is located, e.g. /z/os/winxp/iso. You also have to set the FILE to the correct filename - e.g. iso/sources/install.wim. ISOTYPE: udf|iso9660 the filesystem on the ISO file, normaly udf for DVDs and iso9660 for CDs FILE: The complete path to the file, or if FILETYPE=0 you can leave this empty or if FILELOC=0 only the filename (e.g. xp.tar.bz2 or vista.dd.bz2 or http://example.com/file.bz2) FILELOC: Filelocation can be 0 for this directory or 1 for http/ftp 2 for multicast FILESIZE: The original size of the Disk/Partition, this is only (optional) needed for images, clones and partimages. A suffix of "k", "m", "g", or "t" can be added to denote kilobytes (*1024), megabytes, and so on. FILETYPE: Filetype can be: 0 = standard installation files tar.gz = tar.gz compressed install files tar.bz2 = tar.bz2 compressed install files tar.7z = tar install files compressed with 7z 7z = install files packed and compressed with 7z wim = default windows image format image = uncompressed dd image image.gz = gzipped dd image image.bz2 = bziped dd image image.7z = dd image compressed with 7z partimage = partition dd image partimage.gz = gzipped partition dd image partimage.bz2 = bziped partition dd image partimage.7z = partition dd image compressed with 7z clone.TYPE = filesystem-clone clone.TYPE.gz = gzipped filesystem-clone clone.TYPE.bz2 = bziped filesystem-clone clone.TYPE.7z = filesystem-clone compressed with 7z DRIVERDIR: The directory which holds the dirvers for the os. This directory will be copied to the root of the operating system. This only affect to Windows operating systems. DRIVERDIR_SCANDRIVERS: Scan DRIVERDIR for *.inf files which contain the following: -> if DRIVERDIR_SCANDRIVERS: VENDORID -> copy only directories which contains *.inf files that matches the vendorid -> if DRIVERDIR_SCANDRIVERS: DEVICEID -> copy only directories which contains *.inf files that matches the vendorid and the deviceid For Windows XP the OEM_PNP_DRIVERPATH will be set automatically via the script. In Windows Vista, 7 and 2008 you have to set the DRIVERPATH to %SystemDrive%drv_s DRIVERDIR_SCANDRIVERS_COPY_SUBDIRS: If this option is set also the Subdirectories from a matched DRIVERDIR is copied. This can be helpful if the inf files are not in the same directory like the driver files. DRIVERPACKSDIR: (normaly /z/drivers/driverpacks/) The directory which holds the compressed (currently only 7z is implemented) dirvers for the os. This files will be extract to the root of the operating system to the directory D/. This only affect to Windows operating systems. You can place your own files there with the following limitations: Directory: /z/drivers/driverpacks/xp is for os W2000,W2003 and XP /z/drivers/driverpacks/vista ist for Vista, 2008 and 7 (each ARCH) ARCH: The files in the directory must conatin the ARCH e.g. DP_Chipset_wnt6-x64_10071.7z (here the x64 will match) For Windows XP the OEM_PNP_DRIVERPATH will be set automatically via the script and are extracted to %SystemDrive%D. In Windows Vista, 7 and 2008 you have to set the DRIVERPATH to %SystemDrive%Driverpacks see: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc766485%28WS.10%29.aspx. DRIVER_PATH_TO_LONG_QUESTION: Specify the answer to the question when the path of the OEM_PNP_DRIVER_PATH is to long when installing W2K, XP or 2003 UDPRECEIVEROPTS: The options passed to udp-reciever, you can specify:
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FILE: file.tar.bz2 FILELOC: 0
FILE: http://example.com/file.tar.bz2 FILELOC: 1
FILE: file.tar.bz2 FILELOC: 2 UDPRECEIVEROPTS: --log /var/log/udp-receiver.log --portbase 8500 --nokbd --sync
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imagex capture /dev/hda1 (chooce the right partition where your installation is located) /z/os/MYWINXXX/install.wim IMAGE_NAME DESCRIPTION --compress=maximum
ntfsclone -s -o /z/os/vista-x86-SP2/vista-x86-SP2-de.clone.ntfs /dev/hda1
bzip2 /z/os/vista-x86-SP2/vista-x86-SP2-de.clone.ntfs
PRODUCT: Vista SERVICEPACK: 1 PRODUCTLANG: de-DE ARCH: x86 FILE: vista-x86-SP2-de.clone.ntfs.bz2 FILELOC: 0 FILETYPE: clone.ntfs.bz2 FILESIZE: 11000m
dd if=/dev/hda1 of=/z/os/vista-x86-SP2/vista-x86-SP2-de.partimage
bzip2 /z/os/vista-x86-SP2/vista-x86-SP2-de.partimage
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PRODUCT: Vista SERVICEPACK: 1 PRODUCTLANG: de-DE ARCH: x86 FILE: vista-x86-SP2-de.partimage.bz2 FILELOC: 0 FILETYPE: partimage.bz2 FILESIZE: 15000m
ksdevice=eth0 ip=dhcp ks=http://YOURSERVER/external.php?function=install_os
auto=true priority=critical console-setup/layoutcode=de locale=de_DE url=http://YOURSERVER/external.php?function=install_os --
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#!/usr/bin/php5 -f <?php //global settings $INCexternal="/var/www/install/uranos-svnroot/www/include/INCexternal.php"; //require system require_once ($INCexternal); //required for the getGROUPCOMPUTERS $INCuser="/var/www/install/uranos-svnroot/www/include/APIuser.php"; require_once ($INCuser); ini_set ('display_errors',true); ini_set ('display_startup_errors',true); error_reporting(E_ALL^E_NOTICE); if (!require_connector_file('remotecmd','connector.php')) { exit; } //Select hosts the groupid is the id of the group $groupid=2; $examplehosts=getGROUPCOMPUTERS($groupid); if (is_array($examplehosts['entries'])) { foreach ($examplehosts['entries'] as $h) { $host=$h['computername']; $out=remotecmd_run($host,3,"Adminsitrator","seCret"); echo "* command executed on host $host:n"; echo $out['command']; echo "n"; if ($ret['stat']==0) { echo "* command run with exit state 0n"; } else { echo "* command failed with exit state ".$ret['stat']."n"; } echo "* Output:n"; if (is_array($out['out'])) { foreach ($out['out'] as $o) { echo $o."n"; } } } } ?>


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Pretty much the subject says it all. How can I make a task repeat on the end of each month in google calendar.
Jan 31- repeated task
Feb 28 - repeated task
march 31 - repeated task
april 30 - repeated task
Pretty much the subject says it all. How can I make a task repeat on the end of each month in google calendar.
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tpuiatti's answer from this thread was the only one that worked for me: Paste the following text into a new .txt file (e.g. with notepad):
Behind both DTSTART and DTEND, write the date of the first occurrence of the event. Adjust the name as you see fit. On your Google Calendar, go to Settings under My Calendars in the left sidebar. Click Import Calendar and upload your .txt file. (It will not create a new calendar, but rather add the event to an existing calendar.) Your event now appears on the 30th or 31st (or 28th, 29th) of each month, depending on the month. You can also schedule it for the last business day by dropping SU and SA in the BYDAY. You can still edit the name and time of the event (the UI is a bit glitchy, messing up your dates by default, but it works), but you cannot edit the recurrence: "This event has a recurrence rule that cannot be edited in Google Calendar" |
Ok |
Go to Google Calender -> Create Event. In the date/time, click & select it as End of Month. Put a check against the repeat, and select:

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Five W&J Water Polo Players Honored On Academic Squads |
Tue, July 30 - 3:42 PM | WASHINGTON, Pa. – Five Washington & Jefferson College student-athletes recently earned spots on the Association of Collegiate Water Polo Coaches (ACWPC) Women's All-Academic and Collegiate Water Polo Association (CWPA) Women'... | |
W&J Water Polo Stars Selected To All-America Team |
Tue, July 9 - 3:54 PM | WASHINGTON, Pa. -- Washington & Jefferson College sophomore driver Sara Boldt (Grand Haven, Mich./East Kentwood) and freshman center Rachel Clauss (South Pasadena, Calif./South Pasadena) were both recently selected to the 2013... | |
Presidents Claim Third Place At CWPA D3 Championships |
Sat, April 13 - 4:10 PM | NEW LONDON, Conn. – Senior goalie McKenzie Graf (Mechanicsburg, Pa./Mechanicsburg) produced eight saves in her final collegiate match to help Washington & Jefferson College defeat Carthage (Wisc.) 6-5 and claim third place Saturday... | |
Presidents Fall In CWPA D3 Championship Semifinals |
Fri, April 12 - 10:01 PM | NEW LONDON, Conn. -- Isabelle Baneux scored with 43 seconds left to give host Connecticut College an 8-7 victory over Washington & Jefferson College Friday night in the semifinals of the CWPA Division III Women's Water Championship... | |
W&J Opens CWPA D3 Championships With Lopsided Win |
Fri, April 12 - 2:49 PM | NEW LONDON, Conn. – Sophomore Sara Boldt (Grand Haven, Mich./East Kentwood) scored four goals to lift Washington & Jefferson to a 14-4 victory over Utica (N.Y.) Friday in the opening round of the 2013 CWPA Division III Women's... | |
W&J Routs Penn State-Behrend In Final Tune-up For D3 Easterns |
Sun, April 7 - 4:46 PM | KENOSHA, Wisc. -- Senior McKenzie Graf (Mechanicsburg, Pa./Cumberland Valley), the Presidents' veteran goalie, swam on the other side of the pool Sunday and netted three goals to lift 10th-ranked Washington & Jefferson to an 11-3 women's... | |
Washington & Jefferson Wins Two In Wisconsin |
Sat, April 6 - 9:47 PM | KENOSHA, Wisc. -- Washington & Jefferson recorded a pair of women's water polo league victories on Saturday in Wisconsin, defeating Utica (N.Y.) 11-2 and host Carthage 9-3. Freshman Rachel Clauss (South Pasadena, Calif./South Pasadena)... | |
W&J Posts 1-1 Record On Day One In Wisconsin |
Fri, April 5 - 9:34 PM | KENOSHA, Wisc. -- After suffering a 10-8 women's water polo overtime loss to Connecticut College early Friday afternoon, Washington & Jefferson College bounced back to knock off Macalester College 12-6 to earn a split during its first day of... | |
W&J Dept. of Athletics Announces Title IX Girls Field Day |
Tue, March 26 - 11:44 AM | Washington & Jefferson College Title IX Field Day Information WASHINGTON, Pa. -- The Washington & Jefferson College department of athletics has announced that it will celebrate NCAA Division III Week (April 8-14) by hosting a field day for... | |
Presidents Post Perfect 5-0 Weekend In Erie |
Sun, March 24 - 4:38 PM | ERIE, Pa. – Sophomore Charlotte Lima (Brooklyn, N.Y./Choate Rosemary Hall) netted four goals as Washington & Jefferson scored four times in each of the first two quarters and rolled to a 12-6 women's water polo victory over... | |
Winning Streak Continues For W&J Water Polo |
Sat, March 23 - 9:18 PM | ERIE, Pa. -- Washington & Jefferson ran its women's water polo winning streak to four on Saturday after defeating Utica (17-6) and Connecticut College (10-8) at Penn State-Behrend. The Presidents (4-14) had nine different goal scorers in... | |
Clauss Nets Four As Presidents Win Second-Straight |
Fri, March 22 - 9:04 PM | ERIE, Pa. -- Freshman Rachel Clauss (South Pasadena, Calif./South Pasadena) scored four goals to help Washington & Jefferson win its second-straight match as the Presidents downed Carthage 8-5 in women's water polo league play on Friday... | |
Presidents Record First Win Of 2013 |
Fri, March 22 - 4:26 PM | ERIE, Pa. – Junior Kelsey Leis (Flourtown, Pa./Springfield Township) and sophomore Sara Boldt (Grand Haven, Mich./East Kentwood) both notched hat tricks to help Washington & Jefferson earn its first women's water polo victory... | |
Presidents Wrap Up West Coast Trip With Loss To Redlands |
Tue, March 19 - 10:24 PM | REDLANDS, Calif. -- The University of Redlands won their seventh match of the season after defeating Washington & Jefferson College 19-6 in women's water polo action on Tuesday evening at the Thompson Aquatic Center. Fourth-ranked... | |
Top 10 Teams Take Down Presidents In California |
Sun, March 17 - 10:12 PM | WHITTIER, Calif. -- Washington & Jefferson was defeated by a pair of nationally-ranked opponents on Sunday in California as sixth-ranked Whittier (12-3) and seventh-ranked Chapman (8-4) both handed the Presidents losses. W&J (0-13) had... | |
W&J Drops First Two California Matches |
Sat, March 16 - 8:09 PM | RIVERSIDE, Calif. -- The Washington & Jefferson College women's water polo team dropped a pair of matches Saturday at the California Baptist Lancer Invitational at the Lancer Aquatic Center. The Presidents (0-11) were defeated by... | |
Wolverines Outlast Presidents In CWPA Play |
Sat, March 9 - 9:43 PM | WASHINGTON, Pa. – Ashley Parks scored three goals to help Grove City hold off Washington & Jefferson 8-6 in women's water polo action on Saturday night at the Henry Memorial Natatorium. Earlier in the day, the Presidents... | |
Falcons Defeat Presidents 20-11 In Washington |
Fri, March 8 - 10:49 PM | WASHINGTON, Pa. – Notre Dame (Ohio) scored seven times in the second quarter before adding six more in the third period to post a 20-11 women's water polo victory over Washington & Jefferson on Friday night at the Henry... | |
Women's Water Polo Drops Three At Grove City |
Sat, March 2 - 2:03 PM | GROVE CITY, Pa. -- The Washington & Jefferson College women's water polo team is still searching for its first victory of 2013 after suffering three setbacks on Saturday at Grove City College. The Presidents lost to the host Wolverines... | |
Graf and Rocha Earn CWPA Weekly Awards |
Thu, February 28 - 5:24 PM | WASHINGTON, Pa. – Washington & Jefferson College senior goalkeeper McKenzie Graf (Mechanicsburg, Pa./Mechanicsburg) was selected as the Collegiate Water Polo Association's Division III Defensive Player of the Week, while... | |
Nationally-Ranked Division I Teams Defeat W&J At Fluid Four |
Sun, February 24 - 4:03 PM | BLOOMINGTON, Ind. -- The Washington & Jefferson College women's water polo program was defeated by a pair of Division I nationally-ranked opponents on Sunday at the Indiana University Fluid Four Tournament. The Presidents opened the... | |
Women's Water Polo Falls In 2013 Opener To Michigan |
Sat, February 23 - 11:14 PM | BLOOMINGTON, Ind. -- Thirteen different Wolverines scored as Michigan cruised past Washington & Jefferson 20-1 in women's water polo action Saturday night at the Indiana Fluid Four Tournament. The Presidents (0-1) were held off... | |
2013 W&J Women's Water Polo Preview |
Fri, February 1 - 4:58 PM | Washington & Jefferson returns nine letter winners with hopes of finishing the season with a winning record for a third-straight year. Last year, under the direction of first-year Head Coach Jay O'Neil, the Presidents posted an 11-5 record,... | |
Presidents Water Polo Ranked In Two Preseason Polls |
Thu, January 17 - 4:58 PM | WASHINGTON, Pa. – The Washington & Jefferson College women's water polo team appeared in a pair of 2013 preseason polls released Wednesday. The Presidents are the 10th-ranked team in the Division III coaches national poll... | |
Presidents' Water Polo Earns ACWPC All-Academic Accolades |
Fri, July 13 - 2:15 PM | WASHINGTON, Pa. – Washington & Jefferson College had seven women's water polo players recently selected to the 2012 Association of Collegiate Water Polo Coaches (ACWPC) Women's All-Academic Team. In addition to the seven... |


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"The fact is, golf is cheap,'' Luck said. "I think the NCAA scholarship limit is 4.8. You need one coach. Equipment isn't much of an issue and travel isn't an impediment. Golf teams don't play dual matches. We aren't going to Texas or Oklahoma every week. You generally play in tournaments and there are plenty of those [on the East Coast].''
In contrast, tennis involves more travel. There are dual matches. WVU's women's team played 20 dual matches and four tournaments this season. It played five Big 12 schools and five non-conference opponents on the road. Only six Big 12 schools have men's tennis teams.
In golf, all nine of the other Big 12 schools have teams and most play a few tournaments in the fall and a handful, maybe six to eight, in the spring. Those tournaments have nothing to do with the league, save for the conference tournament at the end of the year.
"We looked at what the Big 12 schools were spending on golf and track and tennis, and golf was easily the least expensive,'' Luck said.
Track fans, of course, voice most of the complaints, and with good reason. This state produces a rather extraordinary number of track and field athletes given its size. Come out to the state meet this weekend and you'll see three of the best the state has ever produced - Cabell Midland's Jacob Burcham, St. Marys' Maggie Drazba and Buckhannon-Upshur's Emily Godwin. Drazba will run for WVU's women next season, but Godwin is going to North Carolina and Burcham to Oklahoma.
That last one really hurts, of course, because he's going to a Big 12 school. Not that he would have chosen WVU, but it would have been nice if he'd had the chance.
Track, though, presents more costs in regard to equipment and coaching. Travel as compared to golf is probably a wash, but this isn't: WVU's track is in awful shape. That should be rectified for the women, of course, but doubling its use would make it mandatory. And that's just another expense.
"But it's not really golf vs. track. I don't want to make it sound like that,'' Luck said. "I love track, and this state produces some great track athletes. But golf just makes more sense in a lot of ways.''
That includes recruitment. This state actually produces some pretty good golfers, so a team could be largely home grown.
"And it's not like we're going to have to build a golf course,'' Luck said.
No. In fact, he's already floated the idea to some pretty good courses that would love to host a college tournament. In Morgantown, both The Pines and Lakeview are quality courses. Right down the road is the Pete Dye course in Bridgeport and across the border north is Nemacolin Woodlands.
And chances are, if there were any home matches played at all, it would just be one a year. For the most parts teams travel to those handful of tournaments each year and that's it.
The decision on what sport to add hasn't officially been made, and it's not Luck's call, but the university's. There's no rush because the Big 12 isn't demanding that WVU add a sport right away, and Luck figures whatever sport is added won't be fully up and running until 2015-16, allowing plenty of time to hire a coach and recruit a team.
And if it is golf that's added, there will be plenty of folks in favor of it. There will also be critics. And the track supporters will have some good arguments and names to call Luck.
Just don't call him a golfer.
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I've heard the boat is scheduled to arrive May 15th. So maybe there is a chance we'll see them after all.
"... they are expecting the Soma Saga by the end of the month (May)."
That was in my inbox this morning. Crap.
I'm seriously considering ordering a Long Haul Trucker at this point.
I ordered my 62cm on May 6th and it arrived on the 12th!
Pics coming soon! Black out!
Merry (the distributor) said yesterday that the boat is still arriving tomorrow and that frames are getting sent out next week. So I suspect the end of May is actually going to be the accurate date that they start appearing in most shops.
Mark, it is worth the wait. In the mean time, here are some pics of my two week old Saga to tide you by till the end of May
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That looks great! Is it a 56cm?
It is an FSA Wing. I love this bar because it is very ergonomic; the flat part provides a very natural grip. I have the same bar on my randonneur bike (Salsa Casseroll). The drops are indeed shallower than most drop bars, so you don't get an aggressive position in the drops. Since I am a fairly slow rider, I haven't any problems
If you mount a lot of things (multiple lights etc) then the flat part doesn't help.
I'm about 5' 10" and will be getting 56cm. For reference on the LHT, I found the top tube on the 56cm too high, but the reach on the 54cm too short, so it seemed that the 56 Saga, with approximately the same reach as the 56 LHT and sloping top tube would be just the right fit. I'll know better when it gets built up this week (hopefully).
I'm somewhere between 5'6" to 5' 7". As you know, leg/torso lengths also affect what size frame is right for you. The general consensus seems to be to get a frame that is on the higher side of the fit. Perhaps someone knowledgeable about the Grant Petersen school of frame sizing could elaborate on that.
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I'm 5'11", and ordered a 58cm. I have a long torso, and like the top of my (drop) bars at least level with the saddle.
thanks for the info, everyone. i'm between 5'9" - 5'10" ( with ~ a 31.5" inseam and what i would consider a normal torso length ) but i am accustom to a bit of a smaller frame, so i was unsure where this might fall. i'll talk to the local shop that is a soma dealer and see if they have some helpful insight as well.
I'm 5'10" with a 32-1/2" inseam and the 54 is a perfect fit for me with an 80mm 17 degree stem, flipped.
Has anyone received confirmation that the frames have landed in the US?
For those of you still looking for the Saga frame, I spoke to someone from Outside Outfitters on the phone on Friday. He assured me they could get a 56cm for me within 1-2 weeks . I ordered the 56cm later that evening and checked back today and it says that size is now unavailable.
What I heard on Friday is that the bikes are in Oakland, CA, and should be getting out to the shops sometime this week.
If I don't get some sort of definitive answer this week, I'm going to cancel my order and just get a Surly LHT.
I've dealt with custom framebuilders who have missed delivery dates by significantly less time than SOMA has with the Saga.
I emailed another retailer, and they said that SOMA was still out of 58cm (and 56cm) frames. For grins, I tried ordering from SOMA's webstore, and those sizes were shown as unavailable after putting them in the shopping cart. I asked bikemania.biz to contact SOMA/Merry Sales, and they're waiting on a response.
the shipping dude from outside outfitters called me last night to let me know that my 56cm should arrive ( to indianapolis ) sometime middle next week. he was very apologetic that it was longer than their normal turnaround time.
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After departing Alpena with following John & Rita we followed highway 23 through Cheboygan to the bridge. Connie got a great picture of the magnificent bridge as we crossed it onto the Upper Peninsula (UP), beginning our Yooper experience. Both Lake Michigan and Lake Huron are really only one body of water, sharing the same water level elevation.
Trip to Mackinaw City and Mackinac Island
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We took a carriage tour, to the highlands and walked back, dogs too. Very dog
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So you got a flat tire, what do you do? Call AAA for help? Make out with your passenger? Cry and punch the steering wheel? Or do you get out there and change the damn thing? You know, changing a tire really wouldn't be that bad if the jacks that come with cars weren't the ... / Continue →
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GEAX Saguaro TNT Mountain 29er Tire
The Saguaro strikes a beautiful balance of versatility and performance. Featuring a pattern that falls nicely between the Mezcal and the Barro Mountain, the Saguaro rolls fast and bites hard. The tread pattern makes for predictable cornering on all surfaces and the connected central knobs make acceleration and speed maintenance nearly effortless. Suited for applications ranging from XC racing to big-hit slopestyle, the Saguaro is the perfect do-it-all tire.
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Like the specs say, it is a good all around tire. I ride from hard pack to loose volcanic rocks to mud to wet roots all in the same day and across the same trails and these are taking it all pretty well. Haven't ridden them long enough to get a good idea of tread wear though. Only reason I gave 4 stars is these tires do not shed mud very well and I have felt them roll under quite a few times on hard turns at lower pressure.
Pros: Great grip and reliability in the turns and the wear on them is very durable for xc. Cons: Sidewall is very weak and in lower pressures the tire tends to roll over. Ran tubeless and after around 100 miles, bead was torn and sidewall was shot for tubeless. Will work for tubed set up however won't buy again. Price Point did a great job in the warranty department with it mind you!


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WASHINGTON — It will be a summer of furloughs for civilian defense employees after all.
Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel confirmed Thursday that the Pentagon is moving forward with the furloughs, although the number of days has been reduced from 22 to 14.
"It's better news, but we're not going to be able to eliminate furloughs," Hagel said.
Along with the reduced number of unpaid days, the onset of furloughs has been delayed.
Those affected can expect to see notices in early May, with the one-day-a-week furloughs starting in mid- to late June and running through the end of September. Up to 800,000 employees will be affected nationally.
More than 2,800 civilian employees working at Offutt Air Force Base south of Omaha face the potential for furloughs, although some decisions about exempt employees still are pending.
The furloughs, which will save about $2.5 billion, are the result of the across-the-board budget cuts known as sequestration.
In a spending bill approved last week, Congress shifted money around in the Defense Department's budget, partly in an effort to alleviate the need for furloughs.
"We still don't have the flexibility that we had hoped to get, but having money in the right accounts is particularly important," Hagel said of Congress' action.
Rep. Lee Terry, R-Neb., said through a spokesman that he was disappointed that furloughs could not be reduced further or eliminated altogether.
Top military leaders had previously indicated that Congress' action would significantly reduce the need for furloughs, and a reduction from 22 to 14 days is "not significant," Terry said.
A senior Pentagon official said Thursday that lawmakers should not be surprised at the continued need for furloughs given other competing demands for military dollars, such as maintaining overseas war efforts.
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Some of the PET bottles made in-house after they've been labeled and palletized are brought across the street where they're depalletized and filled. But a significant percentage of the bottles blown are labeled and palletized and then shipped to other water bottling companies.
A third manufacturing option is to palletize unlabeled PET bottles and take them to the filling line across the street. That's where the other two B&H labelers both Model 8000S machines are located. The filling line has two of these labelers so that labeling can keep pace with the filling speed which is in the range of 850 bottles/min.
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All four B&H labelers have a Computer Registration System. According to Chris Ferree vice president of water operations at Mountain Valley this virtually eliminates labels that are cut out of register a problem common to mechanical systems.
After the registration system tells the machine where to cut the label the label is fed to a vaccuum drum. This drum rotates past a glue wheel. The drum is designed so that a narrow strip of material at the leading and trailing edges of the label is raised slightly. Consequently these two strips pick up glue as the vacuum drum rotates past the glue wheel. An instant later the leading edge comes in contact with a bottle causing the label to leave the vacuum drum and as the bottle rotates adhere to the bottle.
To speed changeover the labelers have a no-tools-required Rapid Change Over (RCO®) capability and color-coded change parts. Operators need only clamp the color-coded components in place and select the container description from memory on the control panel. At the push of a button the operator automatically sets the vacuum drum cutting drum and glue application system for positive label control. This ability to preprogram machine timing positions via the on-board computer reduces the skill level required to execute changeovers and ensures the labeler operates at optimum performance.
Unlike large commercial blowmolders that target customers purchasing 50 million bottles or more annually Mountain Valley caters to smaller beverage marketers. Some may purchase as few as 5 or 10 million bottles a year.
Currently Mountain Valley stocks 32 different labels from a variety of label suppliers to quickly satisfy the needs of its customers. This puts extra pressure on Mountain Valley's labeling operation because it requires maximum production flexibility and short runs.
"A great deal of flexibility has been built into the B&H labelers to allow us to overcome issues with label material irregularity" says maintenance supervisor Steve Wilson.
Labeling wasn't the only area where Mountain Valley improved its operation. Last summer the company installed a new fill-level inspection system from TapTone. The RayTrak online inspection system uses X-ray technology to detect underfills cocked caps and missing caps. Previously such inspections were done manually.
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Governor Scott Walker helped welcome the 2013 National School Choice Week whistle-stop train tour to Milwaukee, Wisconsin on Jan. 30. Gov. Walker was joined by Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett, as well as a host of school choice advocates from around the state.
"Every student, every family has a different way of succeeding. We want to provide them with as many choices as possible," said Walker.
National School Choice Week is an annual event designed to draw attention to - and advocate for - educational options for K-12 students. During the week, over 200 groups are hosting thousands of events across the country, exploring everything from charter schools and voucher programs to online curricula.
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Typewriter Series #238 by Tyler Knott Gregson
Typewriter Series #22 by Tyler Knott Gregson
I have galaxies inside me
and they are all for you
I have the universe on my lips
and it wants to explore you too.
-Tyler Knott Gregson-
Typewriter Series #12 by Tyler Knott Gregson
I am more than the brittle bones
and creaking joints
that move me with purpose
and something that once
resembled grace.
Rattle though they may
and ache where they will
I am more than bones.
I am made of magic things
and the left-over fire
of silently exploded
-Tyler Knott Gregson-


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Latest News
Aug. 18, 2006
Morningside College announces new staff employees
Morningside College has announced the addition of five staff employees and a change in duties for one other employee.
The new employees include the following: Chris Delfs, computer technician; Molli Ginger and Jennifer Marlow, regional development officers for the office of Institutional Advancement; Andrew Pfilpsen, area coordinator/coordinator for resident education; and Wendy Wilde, athletic department receptionist.
Randee Small, coordinator of publications, assumed additional duties as the college's Webmaster.
Delfs will work with the Morningside Computer Support Center professional and student staff and Authorized Service Provider technicians to support the notebook computers that the college provides to its students.
Delfs has provided computer support in the Morningside Computer Support Center since Oct. 2005. He was a computer tech support representative at Gateway Inc. from 2002 to 2004 and worked in manufacturing at Gateway from 1999 to 2002.
Delfs holds an associates degree in liberal arts and sciences from Western Iowa Tech Community College.
Ginger, a 2004 Morningside graduate, had been a pre-school teacher at Kathy's Childhood Learning Center in Sioux City and a waiver program worker at Opportunities Unlimited in Sioux City. She is also an assistant coach for the Morningside softball team.
Marlow, a 2004 Morningside graduate, had been a substitute teacher for Sioux City Community Schools and programs coordinator for Siouxland Youth Athletics. She is also an assistant coach for the Morningside softball team.
Regional development officers cultivate and solicit major gifts from alumni, friends of Morningside, and corporations located in their assigned geographic areas.
Pflipsen will coordinate the day-to-day essential functions of residence halls and apartment buildings and assist in the development of resident education programs. He will participate in the recruitment, training, supervision, and evaluation of paraprofessional and student employees, direct weekly staff meetings with head residents and resident assistants, and monitor and evaluate resident education programs.
He comes to Morningside from McCook Community College, McCook, Neb., where he was director of housing and student activities.
Pflipsen is a 2004 graduate of Saint John's University, Collegeville, Minn.
Wilde was previously a receptionist and ticket seller for the Tyson Events Center and Orpheum Theatre in Sioux City. She has also been a receptionist at First Federal Bank and Gateway Inc.
She holds a degree in information word processing from Western Iowa Tech Community College.
Small holds a bachelor's degree in graphic arts from Morningside and has been employed at the college since 1988. She has nearly 20 years experience in graphic arts.
As Webmaster, Small will be responsible for assisting in the production of online content and development and design of Web site pages, providing training and support to Web editors, and overseeing maintenance of the site, among other duties.
Small assumes her additional responsibilities on Sept. 1.


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The United States has approximately 95,000
miles of coastline (as compiled from 1:80,000-scale charts). One of the missions of NOAA's National Geodetic Survey (NGS) is to survey
these coastal regions and to provide the Nation with accurate, consistent, up-to-date national
At present, several different shoreline definitions are in use by various Federal, state, and local authorities. The use of inconsistent shoreline definitions between maps, charts, Geographic Information Systems (GIS), and other products can lead to confusion by users and can contribute to ill-informed decision making. Broader adoption of the NOAA-provided national shoreline is encouraged to help alleviate this problem. The method used today by NGS to delineate the shoreline is stereo photogrammetry using tide-coordinated aerial photography controlled by kinematic Global Positioning System (GPS) techniques. This process produces a seamless, digital database of the national shoreline and a database of aerial photography. NGS is exploring the use of new technologies and new methodologies to map the shoreline including: Interferometric
Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR)
For additional information on shoreline,
also visit the NOAA
Coastal Shoreline Website.
National Oceanic and Atmospheric
National Ocean Service/ National Geodetic Survey Last modified: April 15 2011 |


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OMAHA, Neb. --- Texas A&M sophomore Cammile Adams earned a spot on the U.S. Olympic swimming team with a dominating win in the 200-meter butterfly at the U.S. Olympic Team Trials on Friday.
Adams, from Cypress, Texas, grabbed the victory by more than a second with a time of 2:06.52. She trailed eventual runner-up Kathleen Hersey by .16 at the 150-meter mark, but closed with a final 50 split of 32.82 to cruise to the victory. Aggie teammate Caroline McElhany took fifth in the race with a time of 2:09.90.
"(Texas A&M head coach) Steve (Bultman) really likes us to swim our own race and swim your own strategy," Adams said. "I just tried to take it out as easy as I could the first 100. I knew those girls were going to be there. They're such great competitors. I just feel so lucky to even be in the same heat with them. My plan was to swim my own race and just come back that fourth 50 and leave it all in the pool. I feel great. I'm just so excited."
Bultman said Adams followed the game plan to perfection, and took advantage of her superior ability to finish races.
"She swam a really good and really smart race," Bultman said. "Cammile isn't a sprinter, but nobody finishes a race like she does. I told her that there would probably be people ahead of her at the 50, 100 and 150 mark, but she stayed with the plan and got home first. They don't give you Olympic trips for being first at the 50, 100 or 150 mark."
Adams becomes the second Aggie to make the U.S. Olympic swim team at the 2012 Trials, joining sophomore teammate Breeja Larson who won the 100 breaststroke on Wednesday. Adams and Larson are the first two Aggies to make the U.S. Olympic swim team in an individual event. Christine Marshall made the 2008 U.S. Olympic team with the 800 free relay.
"This has been a dream of mine ever since I can remember," Adams said. "Like Missy [Franklin] said, 'Dreams really do come true.' I can't even tell you how excited I am."
Soon after Adams' epic race, Larson was back in the pool in the semifinals of the 200 breaststroke. She advanced to Saturday's final as the No. 7 seed in a time of 2:26.95. Joining her in the final are Rebecca Soni, Micah Lawrence, Andrea Kropp, Laura Sogar, Amanda Beard, Caitlin Leverenz and Haley Spencer.
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