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The Department of Public Safety says Regus "Ricky" Bell was traveling on Farm to Market Road 317 just a few miles from his home.
Bell swerved to avoid an oncoming car making an illegal pass when he was side-swiped.
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He sang a gentle song that became a hit and something of a theme song for 1967's "Summer of Love."
Scott McKenzie, best known for San Francisco (Be Sure to Wear Flowers in Your Hair, died Saturday in Los Angeles. He was 73. According to the singer's website, he "had been very ill recently and passed away in his home after two weeks in hospital." The Associated Press says he "had battled Guillain-Barre Syndrome, a disease that affects the nervous system, and had been in and out of the hospital since 2010."
San Francisco, the AP reminds us, was written by John Phillips of The Mamas and the Paps. McKenzie could write songs as well. He co-wrote The Beach Boys' 1988 hit Kokomo.
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Finally, a social experiment I can get behind: Australian morning news anchor Karl Stefanovic decided he was going to test viewers' differing attitudes toward him and his female coworker, Lisa Wilkinson, after she did a segment on the negative feedback and unsolicited advice she gets about her wardrobe. He wore the same suit for a month and no one noticed, so he told Wilkinson and their producer about his idea, and decided to extend the experiment for a whole year.
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Both Rosneft and Lukoil have secured license rights to blocks issued by the Norwegian government in Arctic waters.
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Citing an announcement made by Minister of Petroleum and Energy Ola Borten Boe, Barents Observer says that Rosneft and its Norwegian subsidiary RN Nordic gets 20 percent of one license in the Barents Sea. The license (No 713) will be operated by Statoil (40%) and include also Edison (20%) and North (20%).
Lukoil, meanwhile, gets stakes in two licenses, among them 20 percent in license No 708, the easternmost blocks offered in the round. In addition, the company gets 30 percent in license No 719, an area located in the central part of the Norwegian Barents Sea. The company, Russia's biggest privately owned oil producer, will have to work with the companies Lundin, Edison, North and Centrica in the projects.
A total of 24 licenses were offered in the round, of them 20 in the Barents Sea. A total of 29 companies got stakes in the licenses, of them 14 with operator responsibility.
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Hard Drive Space
I click on my data partition under Computer and go to property and it says I am taking up a quarter terabyte of space and then I highlight all the folders and it says I'm taking up 131 gigs so what's going on. I think I know but it's been about a hundred years since I been in school.
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Pagefile: Usually equal to the size of your RAM Hibernation File: Often equal to the size of your RAM System Restore points. If you are in Windows 7, right click on My Computer, Properties, System Protection, hightlight C:\ and click Configure. It will show you what your current usage is. |
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Download Windirstat and take a look, it's only 600K and it's clean. Good program. It will show you in visual terms what is taking up space.
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If you want to see all the folders and files on your system (and incidentally include them in measuring HDD space), go to Computer>Organise>Folder and Search options>View and uncheck "Hide Protected Operating System Files"..
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hidden files. i know some manufacture install by default system back up software that hides the folder. even if you go to folder properties, it won't display the folder size. you'll need to run the back up software to determine which file/folder hogging disk space. is this an lenovo computer?
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Australian Government prepares for further reform to the national classification system
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MINISTER for Home Affairs Jason Clare has today announced he will introduce what his office has described as the first stage of reforms to the National Classification System into Parliament during the winter session. These reforms look set to change the way games are classified in Australia.
The reforms were presented to the Standing Council on Law and Justice meeting in Darwin yesterday. All State and Territory Ministers agreed to the changes.
The reforms implement some of the recommendations that have come out of the Australian Law Reform Commission's National Classification Scheme Review, undertaken last year.
Ministers agreed to seven proposals, including the use of automated classification decision making systems (starting with a pilot for mobile and online computer games), an update to the guidelines that will prevent 2D and 3D versions of films or games having to be classified twice and a change to the rules that will allow minor modifications to be made to games without further classification.
In September 2011 the ALRC released a Discussion Paper that put forward 43 proposals for classification reform, including the proposal that only computer games likely to be classified MA 15+ or higher must be classified. The ALRC conceded that "[t]here are arguably too many games developed and released each year, and developed by too diverse a range of persons, to formally classify before they are sold or distributed in Australia.... Rather than exempt all of these games from the classification obligation, or introduce a category of 'small online content product' or 'small and simple computer game', the ALRC proposes that only those games likely to have a higher classification should be classified."
If an automated classification decision making system works for mobile and online games it should be a positive step towards a more self-regulated environment.
Ministers will consider further reforms at the next meeting of the Standing Council on Law and Justice in October.
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A fully functional replica of the Batmobile from the 1989 Michael Keaton Batman film will be going up for auction Nov. 30. Many replicas have been made of the various models of Batmobile, but none with quite this level of authenticity. For starters, the flamethrower, afterburner, nine-inch-rise hydraulics and remote start all work. Oh, and you can drive it on actual roads if you want.
This week if you're in Google's neighborhood in Calofornia, you might be seeing one eye-murdering iteration of an electric vehicle swinging your way, complete with a Batman symbol on its hood and massive plastic eyelashes above its headlights. This is the vinyl-wrapped Tesla Model S late April Fool's Joke the Google executives other than Sergey Brin have played on the man - and yes, he is Batman. And yes, it's not permanent.
It happened, folks. The original Batmobile from the 1966 Batman film was auctioned off yesterday at the Barrett-Jackson house in Scottsdale, Arizona. The Adam West-driven, George Barris-built movie car sold for a whopping $4.2 million, which almost meets the record for the most-expensive movie car sold at auction, which was the Aston Martin DB5 driven by Sean Connery in Goldfinger, that sold for $4.6 million in 2010.
One of the most recognized unique vehicles in the history of the world is about to be up for auction via Barnett-Jackson, that being the Adam West-driven original Batmobile - so we thought we'd give you a short history of this cool gem.
The Dark Knight Rises - one of the biggest movies of the year - will be releasing on DVD and Blu Ray soon (December 4 to be specific), and Warner Bros. has one whopper of a promotion planned for the lead up to release. Starting this weekend, Warner Bros. will send a total of six Batmobiles on tour across the country. The Batmobiles span most of Batman's Hollywood history, starting with the version seen in 1966's Batman, The Movie starring Adam West and ending with the black and camo Tumblers seen in Christopher Nolan's trilogy.
I like the Batman movie franchise, but honestly found them to be very cheesy until Christian Bale took over and Batman went much more raw and real. If you have a penchant for the early films and are completely loaded here is your chance to own the most awesome Batmobile replicas ever from those early movies. The car has an iPad in the dash and under 2,000 miles.
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To the Batmobile! Oh how I miss that sentence. Batman was one of my favorite super heroes, and I wish I could afford his Batmobile. The Batmobile from Batman Forever was sold for $350k. John O'Quinn is the lucky winner of the auction at Kruse Inernational Auction. He's a rich lawyer that made his big pile of greens from tobacco lawsuit settlement. O'Quinn bought more than just the Batmobile, he also snagged a 2005 Lamborghini Gallardo that was signed by a celebrity for a cool half million dollars, a 1938 Cadillac 90 that was used by the Vatican for $250k, and a 1941 Packard Super 8 Lebaron Limo that was used by Harry Truman and FDR for $289k.
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This Criti Noll II not only had the powers, feelings, and memories of Hank Pym (before Civil War), but also could become intangible with a deal of effort and could become diamond hard. He was also the second-in-command of the Skrull forces near and on Earth. During Civil War, Noll worked to try and stir up as much discontent as possible between the Anti and Pro- Registration forces. He worked with Reed Richards, Baron von Blitzschlag, and Tony Stark to create a cyborg-clone of Thor, however he programmed it as his own agent of destruction trying to cause as much upsetness as possible. This worked, for the Thor (later named Ragnarok) blasted a hole through anti-registration warrior Bill Foster (Giant-Man II/ Goliath I)'s chest, who was a very close friend of the real Hank Pym. Reed Richards and Tony Stark were devastated, for they had believed the cyborg to be programmed not to kill. Noll seemed upset too, seemingly taking lots of anti-depressants, but it is unknown if this was because his Pym personality was really disturbed or it was just another act. After the Civil War, Noll, Richards, and Stark revealed a new program, the 50-State Initiative, an organization to train and place supers in every state. Noll made sure that all but two of the teams had a skrull in it. On the first day of training, Henry Gyrich, who was in charge of the Initiative under Iron Man, and Initiative instructor Gauntlet, in front of Noll, commanded young Initiative recruit Trauma to demonstrate his full power. Trauma tried to tell them he had trouble controlling it, but they ignored him. When Trauma's power to become one of a creature's greatest fears kicked in, he lost control and turned into a giant spider that was the terror of mentally unstable recruit Armory. Armory's power was she had the great alien weapon the Tactigon attached to her arm. The Tactigon could turn into anything (though it was sentinent), and Armory in her horror turned it into a blaster of some sort, which she began to fire randomly. One of the blasts killed young recruit MVP, who died to save Cloud 9. Noll worked with War Machine and Gyrich to cover it up. Noll also made sure the Tactigon was removed from Armory, who was sent to in-patient unit of a mental hospital. During the training in the next few days, Cloud 9 was so upset about MVP's death that Trauma inadvertently turned into MVP's corpse, shouting at everyone he held responsible for the death. Justice was furious at Gyrich, Rhodes (War Machine), and Noll for covering it up from the staff, so Noll ran up to Trauma and began yelling at him. Trauma explained that he couldn't control his power yet, but well Noll got so close him, he switched into Noll's worst fear. Surprisingly, this was not them discovering he was a skrull invader, but was Pym's memory of brutally beating Janet van Dyne (Wasp I). Noll was greatly disturbed, and collapsed on the ground crying. On the Initiative's first violent mission, HYDRA was trying an aerial assault to assassinate President Bush. Noll turned to giant-size and plowed the HYDRA flagship into the ground, where it blew up. Noll used his intangibility and diamond hard skin to survive, then pretended he did so by shrinking to subatomic size. When the Incredible Hulk attacked New York during World War Hulk, Tony Stark had technology in place to blast all of New York into the Negative Zone (including the Hulk). For obvious reasons, Stark was hesitant to use this, and once he was captured and badly beaten by the Hulk, he gave the technology and the responsibility to Dum Dum Dugan (who was really a skrull). Dugan was devastated and did not know what to do, but lost contact with Stark. In desperation, he brought the information to Noll (since the leader of the Skrull forces, Queen Veranke, was busy impersonating the Amazing Spider-Woman). Noll used the information to build a larger device that could plunge the entire planet Earth into the Negative Zone. He had devices secretly put in every state with an Initiative team, and when at least three were activated, it would play its destruction. It appears unlikely Queen Veranke was aware of this plan. When new recruit Ant-Man (Eric O'Grady) made fun of the deceased Ant-Man Scott Lang, Stature (Lang's daughter) attacked him. In the ensuing giant-sized fight, destruction began to be caused and Noll intervened in giant-size. Still, the battle was chaotic and Gyrich didn't want the bad press, so he told Taskmaster to do anything to just stop it. Taskmaster hit preassure points on the colossal people, knocking them to the ground. As he bragged about this achievement, Noll complained, so Taskmaster whacked him in the neck with a shield, silencing him. Later Noll said his neck really hurt. Baron von Blitzshlag and Henry Gyrich cloned killed Initiative member MVP, first once to keep MVP's dad from being aware and next three ones genetically altered by the Baron's DNA to be the new Scarlet Spiders. Noll disapproved, but since Gyrich was in charge, he couldn't really do much legally so he didn't tell anyone. Then a fifth clone was created (Noll knowing, of course) by the Baron and Gyrich to be bonded with the Tactigon, but this clone went insane, calling himself KIA (Killed In Action) and beginning a bloodthirsty rampage seeking vengeance for the original MVP's death. Noll used his skrull powers to save himself, though he was nearly killed anyway. Later, he said he just shrank to sub-atomic size to escape death. After KIA was killed, Noll marveled that none of the Initiative seemed to be confused by what he perceived to be a lame and overused excuse. A new recruit, Crusader, who secretly possessed the Freedom Ring, was really a skrull who had been sent to spy on Earth but switched sides, yet was to scared to tell anyone (all Crusader's contacts to the Skrull empire had been killed, so Noll knew none of this). Strawberries and pickles were a good substitute for a famous Skrull food, so both Crusader and Noll were eating it. When they ran into each other, Crusader saw Noll's food choice first, and realized he was a Skrull. Not wanting Noll to know HE was a skrull, Crusader used the Freedom Ring to change his meal into grapefruit. Crusader did not know how to reveal Noll without everyone seeing he was a Skrull and attacking him, so he kept his mouth shut. After the Mighty Avengers' battle with Ultron, Noll gave Janet van Dyne with a formula that could cause her to grow from subatomic to giant size in seconds. What he didn't say is that he had a trigger that could case it to unleash a genetic weapon to kill all the non-skrulls in the nearest vicinity. In the final battle at the end of Secret Invasion, Noll wanted to unleash the weapon, but Vernake wanted to fight in a more civilized way and not make it a violent, bloody, and uncivilized takeover. Vernake was then knocked out and appeared to be dead, so Noll took control and unleashed the weapon. Thor stopped it by zapping a hole through Wasp's chest. The battle was then won by the humans, and Noll returned to Camp Hammond where Dugan-skrull and a few others were. Noll then demanded the Negative Zone weapon be unleashed. Do to the counter-strikes of the Initiative and the Skrull Kill Krew only two states could launch their weapons, but Noll thought this did not matter since Camp Hammond had a device. However before he could trigger it, Crusader appeared, having apparently tracked Noll (probably with the Freedom Ring). Crusader began to be overpowered when some of the Initiative and the Skrull Kill Krew arrived through the Negative Zone portal. Noll released a very rare weapon only he had that was a gas that killed all non-skrulls when inhaled, which killed a member. However, Crusader was a skrull, and ran through the gas and used the Freedom Ring to punch a hole through Noll's chest before Noll could activate the Negative Zone weapon. This appeared to kill Noll. Crusader was then killed by 3-D Man for being a skrull. The real Pym was found having been held in Skrull captivity for years. Noll got the last laugh, though. A code was in the Ragnarok body (Ragnarok had been killed by Hercules) that resided in Noll's lab that when not entered every thirty days (and only Noll knew it) would unleash the cyborg-god on everyone. Ragnarok caused much destruction and even killed a Scarlet Spider.


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Singer-songwriter, producer, and dedicated activist Erin McKeown returns with a new album, MANIFESTRA, which brings together her political and musical selves. Funded by her enthusiastic fan-base in a mere six days via PledgeMusic, MANIFESTRA will be released January 15th on McKeown's own TVP Records.
MANIFESTRA finds McKeown accompanied by many musical friends, who add a simple but lush foundation to her songs. Track "Baghdad To The Bayou," co-written via text message with longtime friend Rachel Maddow, is a simmering New Orleans cut that addresses injustice from the Persian Gulf to the Gulf of Mexico. "The Jailer" is an upbeat, percussive number whose bright horns and melodic vocals belie the serious undercurrent of border politics while title track "Manifestra" features a mantra of strength and gratitude set to McKeown's minimal electric guitar line.
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Brea, CA â June 2008⦠Altinex, a leading manufacturer of Modular AV Solutionsâ¢, is pleased to announce the introduction of the new UT250-101 Under Table Matrix Switcher. Designed to be mounted under a table as part of an integrated audiovisual system, the UT250-101 is an 8×4 VGA computer video and audio matrix switcher that provides easy routing and management of multimedia signals from multiple laptop computers and document cameras via a single, convenient location under a tableâmaking this an invaluable product that greatly enhances productivity in the contemporary corporate boardroom or meeting facility.
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Signal switching is accomplished via an RS-232 port (by means of the Altinex MultiTouch⢠touch screen panels, for example) or through the input select âShow meâ? button controller built into the UT250-101. The UT250-101âs output select controls are designed for use with momentary switches having built-in LEDs. Any input can be switched to either or both of the matrix switcherâs dual outputs. The UT250-101âs LEDs show which connections are selectedâmaking it easy to visually determine routing configurations.
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I have the Husqvarna Viking Mega Quilter. In the User's Guide book, Page 13. "Presser Foot Pressure Dial". It says For regular sewing set the pressure to 3. Set the pressure to "0" for free motion. Q1: What is consider regular sewing? Q2: What do you set your dial for quilting? free motion is 0. Q3: Did anyone buy the walking foot with the machine? I did, I was wondering afterwards if I really needed it. Q4: Would the regular foot that comes with the machine do the job of quilting the quilts? I am going to make rag quilts, quilt as you go quilts, quilting oven mitts. etc. Thank you B. |
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I don't have this machine, but here're my thoughts on your situation.... Sort of standard answers I think regardless of the machine. Q1: What is consider regular sewing? Q2: What do you set your dial for quilting? free motion is 0. Q3: Did anyone buy the walking foot with the machine? Q4: Would the regular foot that comes with the machine do the job of quilting the quilts? Jennifer |
I agree with everything Jennifer said. Good answers. I use a walking foot when quilting and would recommend it. Start out with your pressure at 3 for quilting, then increase it if it doesn't seem to work well. For free motion quilting, you need what's usually called a darning foot that lifts the whole foot off the quilt between stitches so you can freely move the quilt around under the needle. Hope that helps! |
You will find that walkng foot very handy for quilting any kind of straight line patterns, but don't try to use it for free motion. |
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According to a report from Deadline Leningrad, curly-headed manic pixie dream boy Anton Yelchin is in final negotiations to take the role. Those that saw him in last year's Like Crazy know that Yelchin is no stranger to adeptly playing young love related melodrama, and the kid is just so cheek-pinchingly cute… so I guess this casting was kind of a no-brainer. There's no telling what Foner is going to be able to deliver as a director, but I now find myself looking forward to this one on the strength of the cast alone. I hope it's a story interesting enough to deserve so many talented young actors teaming up.
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Last week, iAcquire found itself accused of purchasing links for clients. Google seemed convinced, banning iAcquire from its index. Now, iAcquire says that it will no longer purchase links for new clients and will phase out paid links for existing customers and campaigns.
"In certain cases, we have allowed finanical compensation to develop links, not as our only tool but one of them," said Joe Griffin, cofounder and partner with iAcquire, when I spoke with him earlier today. "Effectively immediately, we've removed that tool from our toolset. We've issued a company-wide memo and told everyone that the usage of financial compensation as a tool to build links is strictly prohibited."
The company has also posted similar news to its blog. Neither Griffin nor that post use the phrase "paid links," preferring instead to say "financial compensation" as a euphemism for purchasing links. Google's guidelines say that those who buy or sell links in a way meant to influence search results may be penalized.
Griffin said that the move away from paid links had already been in the works but that last week's events have accelerated that change.
"It was a slap in a face, a little bit of an eye opener, that maybe we haven't made that transition fast enough," Griffin said. "It laid the groundwork for an immediate transition."
Getting Clean Of Paid Links
Griffin acknowledged that his company acquired the paid link operations that Conductor shed last year. What about clients gained through that? "We've been transitioning those customers away," he said.
iAcquire has also been linked to a variety of other companies that seemed to be doing link building and purchasing on iAcquire's behalf, as this illustration from Josh Davis — whose article last week kicked off today's move by iAcquire — shows:
Griffin wouldn't acknowledge ownership of any of these companies specifically but did say that iAcquire does have divisions or "personas" that work outside its main brand.
"It's unwise to just do outreach from your parent company. There are a lot of crazies on the internet," he said. "If you're a marketing company, you should build some online personas so that you can protect your own brand."
But does that mean these personas will remain a way for iAcquire to say it doesn't purchase links because technically, other divisions or subsidiaries do? No, Griffin said.
"iAcquire, any affiliates, any personas we do business with, it's [paid links] strictly prohibited," he said.
How quickly will iAcquire be completely free of using paid links, given that existing customers may still use them?
"We're going to transition as fast as possible," Griffin said, adding that he thought things would be "quickly" fixed.
The company is undertaking an audit now to understand what paid links are purchased on an on-going basis, so those can be discontinued. Some were purchased on a one-time basis, he said. He stressed also that not all clients were using paid links, but that the company wanted to move away from them entirely.
"We want to make sure that all the customers we're working with today are not in violation of [Google's] guidelines," he said.
Clients Were Informed Of Paid Links
Griffin said that any client they'd purchased links for in the past understood that was part of a campaign.
"We've never mislead our customers or took them down a particular path. We don't tell them one thing and do something else," he said. We can be attacked and say we've bought links, but we've never mislead individuals
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Griffin also said the the change to "100% white hat" as he called it may ultimately cost iAcquire some clients, as in some spaces, paid links seem necessary as a way to compete.
"There are a lot of companies out there that have aggressive goals. It's going to be very hard for them to achieve those goals if they don't have financial compensation to obtain links," he said. "That means there are certain verticals we won't be able to work in."
Griffin added a personal defense against those who've singled out Michael King for attacks. King, who's gained popularity in some circles for his writing and speaking — including at our own SMX conferences — is the director of inbound marketing for iAcquire. The white hat stance of his public statements seemed at odds with the paid link buying.
"He wasn't brought in to help endorse things we've done in the past but help us go forward in a new direction," Griffin said. "He does not support financial compensation."
But didn't King, as director of inbound marketing, sit above paid link operations?
Griffin said that King only joined two months ago and "he hasn't had the opportunity to penetrate into our fulfillment operations." But Griffin said that having him as part of the company is a key to moving away from those links as well as implementing some of the unique white hat ideas King has.
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Mountain Pointe opened the third game on a 6-2 run, forcing Centennial Coach Carly Bourland to call an early time out.
She wanted to get across that her squad didn't look ready for the Pride, that they were playing to lose.
"So we made some adjustments, fixed some errors in our serve-receiving, and got our offense going," Bourland said.
Four points after the time out, the Coyotes found their opportunity to bite back. Junior Brooke Pottle tipped a return, and the Pride answered setting the ball for their high-flying, sledgehammer-hitting senior Ashley Kastl. But her kill attempt was saved by senior libero Devon Maloney and senior MacKenzie Willneff took a set for her own kill attempt.
The Pride recovered and got the ball back to Kastl whose second kill attempt in the volley was dug out by Willneff who more protecting herself than setting up the offense. The ball worked its way to Emylee Schlink who directed a shot to the back corner, which was dug out by freshman Brenna Wagner, but the Pride couldn't control the ball and ended the volley with four hits on their side.
The Coyotes (7-1, 2-0) used the momentum from that rally to go on a 23-13 run in the third game, en route to a 3-1 home win (37-35, 19-25, 25-23, 26-24) Monday against Mountain Pointe (8-1, 0-0). It was the Pride's first loss of the season.
Besides effecting the 5A-I and 5A-II standings, there was a shift in the power rankings as well. Heading into tonight's game, Mountain Pointe was No. 2 behind Corona del Sol, and Centennial vaulted from No. 10, leap frogging Willow Canyon into the No. 1 slot.
"This was a huge win for our power points," Bourland said. "I gave up my Kingman points for this game. I'm a little bit of a gambler, so I was willing to risk those points at chance for a bigger score with (Mountain Pointe). And it was sweet to hand them that first loss in non-tournament play."
Schlink's game-three kill sparked an 8-1 Coyote run, cutting the 10-2 Pride lead to 11-10.
Willneff led the comeback by converting a pair of blocks off Kastl kill attempts, and after the run ended, took a set from junior Maggie Matheson for a kill.
The Pride would hold off the Coyote charge, pulling away late on a Kastl tip. With Centennial crashing the net to block Mountain Pointe's big hitter, the Pride senior tipped the ball over the front line to push their lead to 21-17.
As it was most of the night, it was Willneff who halted the run, netting another kill of a Mountain Pointe touch. Willneff pulled the Coyotes closer with another kill off a set by senior Megan Rhoades, cutting the Mountain Pointe lead to 22-20.
Two plays later, a Centennial hit sailed over the Pride defense into the back corner to tie the game at 22. Mountain Pointe junior Kristin Stephan's tip gave her squad a one-point lead, but with Willneff on serve the Coyotes converted on a ball handling violation against the Pride and a Pottle block that fell just over the net sealed the comeback.
"(Willneff) and (Pottle) both came up big on offense," Bourland said. "We faced two tough outside hitters and we came up with some big digs and key blocks."
Pottle would finish the game with 22 kills, while Willneff notched 25 kills and 28 digs, most of those coming off Kastl's big arm. The Pride hitter had 30 kills.
"I love the thrill of getting the dig," said Willneff, who was busy hanging with Kastl's kills. "It's so exhilarating, and then to come off that and receive a great set for the kill, it just gets everyone going on offense."
The momentum carried into game four, jumping out to a quick 5-1 lead. However, unable to consistently stop Kastl, and a spurt of poor passing, Centennial gave back the lead.
The teams would stay within two until the Coyotes put together a 6-1 run, using a pair of Pottle kills and a Schlink block. But Centennial couldn't hold the lead, and the Pride answered with it's own 5-0 run with four points coming off Kastl kills. Schlink would end the run with a hit to a vacant back corner, to make it 21-20.
Mountain Pointe would tie the game at 22 on a Kastl kill, switching to the right side to keep the Centennial defense off the block. And after a Willneff kill, the Pride would tie it again on an Erika Papadeas kill.
That prompted Bourland to call a time out. However, a tip by the Pride's Brenna Wagner gave the Phoenix school a short-lived lead. The Coyotes would return to the hot hand - Willneff - who came up with a kill of a set by sophomore Dana Gundrum. She took the serve and the Coyotes converted on a Pottle kill and senior Jessica Youngberg's tip that the Mountain Pointe coaches disputed, questioning whether the tip was legal or if Youngberg hit the net.
"These types of games are why we play volleyball," Willneff said.
The opening game clued the packed stands what to expect from two of this year's best programs. After the Coyotes jumped out to a 4-0 lead, both schools battled for points not allowing the other to get ahead by more than four. There were 20 lead changes and 19 ties in the game. It was settled when Mountain Pointe was called for a ball handling violation while Willneff had the serve.


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The Paris Motor Show was stuffed so full of dazzling concept and production cars we had to split our photo round-up into separate galleries showcasing French design, adventure vehicles and general highlights. At such a show, it would have been quite easy to overlook a a plain white Kia Optima tucked away in a far corner. However, that low-key car was the base of one of the more interesting technological concepts in Paris: a 48-volt hybrid with electric supercharging. Read More
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Broken down lorry causes delays on the A12
by Matthew Stott
Friday, February 8, 2013
A CAR overturned in Hadleigh this morning, causing traffic delays.
A Toyota Yaris was involved in a single car incident in Coram Street, Hadleigh at 7.35am.
The driver did not suffer any injuries and was recovered at 8.30am.
The road is expected to be clear now.
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