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Ben Walding
- Roles: Codehaus Administrator, Codehaus Summer of Code Administrator
- Areas of interest: System management / automation / monitoring / reporting
Guillaume Laforge
- Areas of interest: mentoring Groovy-related projects
Graeme Rocher
- Areas of interest: mentoring Grails-related projects
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- Areas of interest: mentoring AspectJ-related projects, such as the Ajlib incubator project for creating reusable aspects. I'm also interested in mentoring for those interested in extending the Glassbox AspectJ performance monitoring framework.
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Codehaus - Multi domain statistics engine - Foci
- Project: Codehaus
- Description: Codehaus runs over 500 domains and most web site analysis tools (awstats, etc) are designed to process only a single domain, or display only a single domain's details at a time. For instance, we want to look at ALL, codehaus.org, castor.codehaus.org, svn.castor.codehaus.org etc separately and aggregate the results at each level. The primary challenge for this project is to develop an engine that can efficiently and scalably process the log data from the Codehaus web servers. We are also looking at the logging requirement for more than just websites. We're happy to use something pre-existing we just haven't found it yet.
- Mentor(s): Ben Walding
- Languages: Ruby on Rails
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- Description: We have a custom mail archive for indexing all our wonderful email messages. The interface is ugly, there are performance issues, and it all just needs an overhaul. The successful student will improve the L&F, the performance and add many new reporting and real time stats features.
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- Languages: Ruby on Rails
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- Description: Castor is a data binding framework for binding XSD to Java, XML to Java, Java to database and LDAP to Java. Castor was recently migrated from CVS to Subversion and a major refactoring/restructuring effort will soon be underway for Castor 2.0. Some of the items needed by Castor for which the project would like help from the SoC effort are outlined on the Castor wiki page for Summer of Code Projects.
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Darcy Perasso of Lake Stevens fires at a clay target during the Granite Falls Sportsmen's Club's 80th Turkey Shoot on Sunday afternoon. The event raises money for the club and brings in food donations for the community.
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Les Loken celebrates winning a shootout during the Granite Falls Sportsmen's Club's 80th Turkey Shoot Sunday afternoon. Though Loken often hunts fowl, this competition was Loken's first time shooting trap. Photo taken 20121118
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Les Loken fires at a clay target during the Granite Falls Sportsmen's Club's 80th Turkey Shoot Sunday afternoon. The event raises money for the club and brings in food donations for the community.
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Tanya Ihmels of Bothell laughs off a near-miss during a shootout to break a tie during a round of trapshooting at the Granite Falls Sportsmen's Club's 80th Turkey Shoot Sunday afternoon. Ihmels lost the round but says it was the "best [she'd] ever done" in her five years of competing at the Granite Falls competition. She was also happy to see more and more women competing every year.
The Lake Stevens man was one of 228 shooters who on Sunday participated in the 80th annual Fall Turkey Shoot at the Granite Falls Sportmen's Club. Shooters from novice to experienced used shotguns to hit clay targets on ranges at 20319 Gun Club Road.
Those who hit the most targets to win games took home three-pound packs of bacon or frozen turkeys weighing about 12 pounds apiece.
"Bacon is easier to cook," said Thorpe, 33. "I don't cook turkeys and my girlfriend doesn't either."
A chance to compete against others is what Thorpe, a member of the club and an experienced shooter, said he likes best about the annual event. He shot five-stand, a type of sport shooting where participants try to hit several different clay targets.
"One comes over your head, some come across to your left and there's a rabbit (target) that goes on the ground," he said. "They have an order that tells you what's coming from where. I got four out of five and had a shoot-off."
Shoot-offs broke up any ties between participants throughout the day in the five-stand and trapshooting games, said Carol Cornish, a club board member.
Cory Dykes, who lives in Granite Falls, and his son Trent Dykes, 11, played trapshooting. The day is an opportunity to spend time together and win a turkey, said Dykes, 48.
"We did win a turkey last year and we won one today," he said. "I think it's a fun sport."
The club hosts Turkey Shoots as fundraisers twice a year, on the Sundays before Easter and Thanksgiving. The event on Sunday brought in 424 people and raised about $2,500 from shooters' entry fees, Cornish said.
"It went pretty good," she said. "We probably did a little better than last year."
The club bought 200 turkeys and 150 packs of bacon for prizes, Cornish added. Only 16 frozen turkeys were left by the end of the day. That meat and other food items collected throughout the day will be donated to the Granite Falls Food Bank, she said.
During one of the trapshooting games, Darcy Perasso, 30, successfully shot three out of five clay targets. The Lake Stevens resident said that particular performance was mediocre for her, but she was still having a good time.
"It really doesn't matter," she said. "Any age or shape or sex, you can be a competitor and that's kind of fun."
Being a spectator at the event is also fun, said Rod Palmer, who lives in Mountlake Terrace. Palmer, 51, won a turkey at a past fall Turkey Shoot but didn't have a shotgun to participate in this year's fall event.
"Watching the shooting is more fun than watching football," he said.
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text: Items 1 to 48 of 51 total View 12 / 24 / 48 1 / 2 Next Even a caveman can do it! By Ed on 6/1/2015 Ed would recommend this product to a friend Easy setup, Works like clockwork! no more salinity variability, Woohoo! I use a 2.5 Gal reservoir and I have plenty of water for 1 week of top-off! Painless set up works great!! By Amin on 4/27/2015 Amin would recommend this product to a friend This ato work as advertised. Its easy to set up and helps keep my parameters in check!! Convenient By Mark on 3/26/2015 Mark would recommend this product to a friend I added this to a rimmed 29 gallon tank. In order to keep the water level above the outside trim I had to cut part of the inner rim off to raise the magnet and float switch. This wasn't necessarily an issue because I knew I was going to have to do that before I bought it. Just something to be aware of. I find that it will turn on and replace almost exactly the amount of water I had been adding manually each evening so that's nice. Since it's on the main display it doesn't turn on very frequently. The pump is audible but not terribly loud and it doesn't stay on for long. I actually like that I can hear it. I know it's working! An issue I have been having is due to the setup of my tank I had to place it near the hob skimmer and bubbles from the outlet on the skimmer have a tendency to get trapped under the float and make it not operate correctly. It's not a huge problem and could be avoided by placing the float farther away from something that produces bubbles. I also have a wavemaker that can make the pump turn on and off from the waves it produces. Again that can be addressed by creating less waves or putting the wavemaker and/or ato on a timer. I'd recommend this because it works pretty good and has a fairly small footprint if you want to keep it in a display tank. If you have a sump the issues I've had probably wouldn't exist. There might be some better ones out there but it suits me for now. GREAT SO FAR By MARK on 3/25/2015 MARK would recommend this product to a friend I AM THE OWNER OF THE RED SEA MAX 130 C. THE VARYING WATER LEVEL IN THE SUMP HAS MADE THE OPERATION OF MY SKIMMER A NIGHT MARE! THE ADDITION OF THE NANO 3152 KEEPS A CONSTANT LEVEL IN THE SUMP AND SOLVED MY SKIMMER WOES. SET UP WAS EASY. I SUSPEND THE PUMP JUST ABOVE OF THE FILL CONTAINER BOTTOM AND IT WORKS GREAT. Good for what I needed By Eric on 2/23/2015 Eric would recommend this product to a friend This is my first auto top off and it is working fine for what I have. The size is good and the pump is running great so far. I have only been using it about a week with only one small issue. That is, I can't find a way to have the pump sit level on the bottom of my reservoir. I think it will just take some time for the hoses and cables to stretch out. Overall, good buy for me though. Dosn't fit rimmed tanks very well By Adam on 2/19/2015 Adam would recommend this product to a friend If you have a top rimmed tank this will still work but it will sit low in the tank, making the waterline below the rim. Contacting Tunze now to see what they are going to do about it if anything. Love their products but the mount for the float switch needs to go back to the drawing board. So as of now I either have to deal with the low water line or fabricate a custom mount. If the float switch fit better I would have given it a 5 star. Nice auto top off By Todd on 2/8/2015 Todd would recommend this product to a friend Easy to set up and works great. My only complaint is that it needs a suction cup or something so that is attaches to the bucket as it just lays on its side without this Good for a few months By Casey on 12/20/2014 Casey wouldn't recommend this product to a friend My second Ato has stopped working. When the unit works, it's great. When the first one stopped working, I reached out to BRS and Tunze. I learned that I was basically S.O.L without sending the unit back to them. I just decided to spend the money and buy a replacement. That was a workable plan for a few months until the second unit died on me. I've decided not to buy another. I'd rather pour the RO water in myself than purchase yet another unreliable model from BRS. I hope they find a more reliable nano ATO to promote. Works well fills need By Thomas on 12/9/2014 Thomas would recommend this product to a friend Bought this to top off my nano tank. Set up was easy and does a good job maintaining water level. Lot less hastle than topping of tank daily and keeps salinity more stable Can't imagine how I lived without this thing By Sean on 12/4/2014 Sean would recommend this product to a friend No more lugging around jugs every other day, now it's only once every couple weeks! :) This is a huge upgrade and peace of mind. I have a small tank so this is huge in helping me keep my water parameters stabilized. This is a must-have for smaller reef tanks for people serious about their corals. Works great By Meaton on 11/19/2014 Meaton would recommend this product to a friend Perfect for my nano cube 28G reef tank Compact. Works well. By Joseph on 10/29/2014 Joseph would recommend this product to a friend The unit is very compact, works well, and maintains your water level with frequent small top offs. My only complaint is the pump doesn't have a suction or bracket so that it sticks to the bottom/side of your reservoir bucket. Replaced Hydro-fill By peter on 10/7/2014 peter would recommend this product to a friend I owned the IM Hydro-fill for about 6 months when the controller went out. I've only had the Tunze running for a couple of weeks but I like it better already. Triggers from slight water level drops and I like the idea of the built-in fail safe. Only complaint is the pump is pretty loud. 14days Dead By Richard on 9/12/2014 Richard wouldn't recommend this product to a friend problem for the controller pump not working Great System By John on 8/13/2014 John would recommend this product to a friend Works great with my 38 gallon 14 months dead By Jason on 7/2/2014 Jason wouldn't recommend this product to a friend Dead after 14 months. pump is fine brain unit doesnt work anymore. Great product very reasonably priced By Randy on 5/30/2014 Randy would recommend this product to a friend Love this little ATO system, and it's affordable for a Tunze product! I've had it for a week and it has been absolutely reliable with no fluctuation in my water level. My sump is a 10g aquarium with a heater, skimmer, and return pump all packed in, so it is a tight fit but it works. I left the cardboard separator between the two magnets because I had read that the magnets being too close can interfere with the float valve. It works like a charm and I couldn't be happier! Best $100 I have spent on my aquarium so far! To the Top! By Taia on 5/21/2014 Taia would recommend this product to a friend Tunze has a great product here! It has been working flawlessly to keep my tank topped up and my levels much more stable. It's really one of the most essential pieces of equipment you can buy, it's well made, but my only gripe is the quick connect from the pump to the controller itself. I'd prefer something a bit more salt creep proof! But overall, I'll be buying another one for my next tank as well! ATO for my nano By charles on 5/12/2014 charles would recommend this product to a friend installed this ATO on my 28 gal.nano cube.so far it's working great.now my cheap protein skimmer works a lot better because of the constant water level.pump's a little loud so I suspended just above bottom of container and now it's quiet.doing great so far. Pretty OK By Benjamin on 4/10/2014 Benjamin would recommend this product to a friend After avoiding a couple of floods when i first hooked it up, i think i finally have it dialed in. If the glass on where you are placing it, make sure to use a spacer, as the magnet affects the float. directions could be clearer about this. after I got it going correctly, i love it. great By chuck on 3/24/2014 chuck would recommend this product to a friend Worked great for my nano tank. was out of town 10 days and not one problem Great Product By reefer63 on 1/29/2014 reefer63 would recommend this product to a friend Installed in a half hour works great on my biocube 29 keeps water level constant no problem Works like a charm! By 08TRDOFFROAD on 12/16/2013 08TRDOFFROAD would recommend this product to a friend Installed this ATO on a Biocube 29. I had a little bit of an issue with the pump not shutting off properly after my initial install. After a short conversation with Tunze customer service we determined the switch was being interfered with by the magnet from my Tunze 9002 skimmer. I moved the switch to the other side of the return chamber away from the skimmer magnet, and it works like a charm! Good By C on 12/13/2013 C would recommend this product to a friend I am satisfied with the Tunze product Best ATO purchase By Oscar on 11/26/2013 Oscar would recommend this product to a friend I love this ATO easy to put anywhere either in sump or in your tank. I love that it had magnets not suction cups that easily fall of and can dump water into your sump. I also, love that it includes its own pump without the need to purchase one and the replacement its cheap aswell. Ok product, but be careful By Nano Pete on 11/26/2013 Nano Pete would recommend this product to a friend After almost flooding my basement twice and contacting Bulk reef supply; I was contacted by Tunze technician and he worked with me to fix my problems. When attaching switch with magnet onto sump glass the maget affects the switch if the glass is too thin. I needed to shim between the two magnets for the switch to work properly. Also, be aware of creating a siphon from reservior to were your supplying ATO water. As far as quality; You get what you pay for... Pros- works as advertised. Cons- doesnt come with clear instructions Excellent ATO By Michael on 11/25/2013 Michael would recommend this product to a friend I just installed this in a Nuvo 24 and it's working excellent to keep my water level exactly where I want it. The pump can fit right into a 5 gallon polyurethane jug without modification, which is really nice if you don't have a special RO Reservoir. It was easy to assemble and install and the pump is quiet enough to not bother my wife. My only two complaints of this system: I wish the control box had tabs to mount with screws to the interior of my stand and I would love for the control box to have some kind of LED that either indicates the unit is powered or that the pump is on. I feel like for the price a single LED in the control box isn't a crazy expectation. Other than that it's an excellent product. Great product By Bobo on 11/23/2013 Bobo would recommend this product to a friend We'll built . It got to me very speedy with great shipping and packaged well. Works like a charm I will deff be getting another Great product from Tunze, no surprise there. By Andrew on 11/2/2013 Andrew would recommend this product to a friend works flawlessly. Only regret is not getting the bigger model with two sensors. the 5 second time out feature is great piece of mind however. Perfect for my Nano tank By MICKEY on 10/7/2013 MICKEY would recommend this product to a friend No issues so far. I installed this in an 8-gallon tank so I am especially happy for the auto-cutoff. Seems pretty solid! upgrade By Red Fish on 10/4/2013 Red Fish wouldn't recommend this product to a friend I purchased this nano because I was so happy with the 3155. May of this year. It never really worked like it should, it had an electrical problem right away but I thought I could live with it until just stopped a few days ago. My hubby checked the electrical current and it did not have one. So I am now purchasing the 3155 to replace this one. If you are trying to decide which one to go with. I HIGHLY recommend the 3155 even though it is more expensive. I wish I had. Nano ATO jury still out By RikerBear on 9/26/2013 RikerBear would recommend this product to a friend I bought two of these for my nano reef and for my FOWLR. The one for the nano works great...thenone on the FOWLR sticks and won't always activate (pump not float sensor). I ordered a replacement pump, so we shall see how it works Simple and easy set up. By Barbra on 9/7/2013 Barbra would recommend this product to a friend I purchased this to complete my nano set up. I have a 24 gallon Nuvo by IM and this ATO compliments it well. I installed last night in about 15 minutes. Worked well when I tested it. It fits great in the back chamber. One of the best additions to my tank! By Paul on 8/8/2013 Paul would recommend this product to a friend Definitely one of the best additions to my tank so far. It was easy to set up, and I haven't had any issues with it yet. Throw the pump in a container with RO/DI, set the float where you want it, plug it in, and away you go. Water level is staying constant and salinity is stable. It's great! Going to eventually upgrade to the 3155 and use this for my QT/HT. Does what it needs to do! By Brett on 8/5/2013 Brett would recommend this product to a friend Installation was simple and easy to understand. Strong little pump. Has no problem pushing the water from the bottom of my stand to the top of the tank (JBJ 28 Gallon Nano Cube w/stand). Working great. The magnetic mounting system is fantastic. By Arabo on 7/24/2013 Arabo would recommend this product to a friend I bought this system to pump some distilled water from a 5 gallon water tank to a container that is about 10ft above. The pump was a bit too large to fit into the 5 gallon tank and I had to use a smaller submersible pump but the magnetic mounting system for the float valve alone was worth buying it. BulkReefSupply offers great customer service and support. Thank you, Aarabo Easy and high quality By Chris on 6/6/2013 Chris would recommend this product to a friend Although pricey, this system includes everything you need to safely and easily automate top offs, minus a reservoir. The builtin safety features keep your tank from overflowing or constantly running the pump in an empty reservoir. Very nice little nano ATO By tim on 6/3/2013 tim would recommend this product to a friend Small...perfect for nanos. Not all the bells a whistles as the full version, but for a nano, you can't beat it. Solid product, very strong magnets. Great for a 45 gallon tank with 15 gallon sump By Butters17 on 5/24/2013 Butters17 would recommend this product to a friend Ive been using this product for about 6 months now. Has not failed me yet. This is a must have for saltwater tanks, keeps water levels/salinity the same. my only regret is not getting this sooner.. When i eventually get a larger tank ill get the bigger tunze osmolator for sure. awesome By ReefDVMs on 5/13/2013 ReefDVMs would recommend this product to a friend Typical tunze product well built and works like a charm, recommend this to everyone with ATO system Budget Friendly By Victor D on 4/30/2013 Victor D would recommend this product to a friend Pros Compact Magnet attachment More than enough for my 29g Biocube Easy to set up (Except the tube for the pump) Only runs for 1.8 seconds but can be boosted up for bigger tanks. (No fear of flooding) Cons Float has to be Installed PERFECTLY Vertical. Mine got stuck on the first day. Luckily I was in front of the tank. I knocked the sensor and it stopped pumping. No alarms. The motor will just pulse every 10 secs. You wont hear it unless the room is silent. Does what its suppose to. If you're on a budget its a good buy. In hindsight wish I would have held out to buy the reg Osmolator with the alarms and laser eye! Great Product By Justin on 3/24/2013 Justin would recommend this product to a friend This is a great solution, especially for a nano reef. The magnet mounts are strong, and I am confident they will hold in place. The unit itself is tiny, and pretty inconspicuous, even if going into a display tank rather than a sump. The only drawback I see is it is a bit noisy when compared to my other tank, which I use an aqualifter on for the ATO.. but it is not obnoxiously loud. 1 bit of info that might be useful to include in the product description is the diameter of the pump. This could be important depending on the top off container that is used. For my purposes, I used a small potable water container designed for a boat or RV. The biggest opening was 1.75 inches, which I thought would be ok for the pump. Turns out the pump diameter is 1/8" larger, so I had to cut a new hole in the tank using a hole saw. No big deal, but would have been nice to know the size before ordering. Perfect for smaller tanks By Ronald on 3/24/2013 Ronald would recommend this product to a friend Bought this top off for our 29g tank. Set up took about 5 minutes. Very easy. I really like the back up timer of not letting the pump run for more than 2 minutes. Really assures that im not going to over fill my tank. does and donts By daniel on 3/10/2013 daniel would recommend this product to a friend ok i got this ato for to do 2 things add kalk and add top off water at same time. i put it on my redsea max 250 that i upgraded with a refugium because the filter and skimmer just dont cut it on this tank so i built a custom sump for it. after i put the tunze top off in the sump i set it up where when it tops off water right where it poors over the last chamber witch caused current to let me know it was keeping it at same lvl. if theres a little water current it will kok the float bobber some what and wont let it drop freely so make sure if you get this to make sure it tops off enough to make less water current are add something to keep current away from float bobber. other then that i found no issues so far with this product plus it has a run time that if it runs to long it wont run no more and wont until you unplug it and back in to reset it. plus the little pump that comes with it works awsome cant complain. great!! By geranie on 2/26/2013 geranie would recommend this product to a friend working great in my 5.5 aio, no problems at all, much better than my jbj ato. tunze nano top off By pat on 2/23/2013 pat would recommend this product to a friend product works great easy hook up run tihs on my 40 breeder with 20 gallon sumop no problem keeping the water level thanks brs previous reviewer, READ YOUR MANUAL By gary on 2/21/2013 gary would recommend this product to a friend The Nano time-out can be overridden. READ YOUR DOCUMENTATION, as the step-by-step procedure is listed in plain text on pages 27-29 of the manual. As for securing your waterline properly, a bracket has been included for rimmed and rimless tanks. Again, read your documentation. If the included bracket is not sufficient, then you should think about using an airline mag holder or suction cup. But do ensure you do NOT submerge the tubing below the waterline. Onto my review: I own 4 of these units for a variety of tank types, from a picotope 3 gallon to my 46 BF. I have had only one small problem with a snail hitting the float and starting the pump prematurely. Fortunately, the float activates at a level the snail could not reach once filled with water. Aside from needing a little bit better of a pest filter, I love these things. I have the JBJ ATO as well, and it doesn't perform as well. I love the fact that I can buy a switched outlet for the tunze so that I can use my own pump. I have yet to do this, as the included pump is more than sufficient. I've found this system not only to be one of the best ATO's on the market, but also the most affordable for the benefits! This thing is VERY small as well, the postage stamp sized controller is awesome! I really cant say enough about the quality of this product. Ive found for the best performance, submerge the entire float assembly below the water line, and gradually raise it till the float switch activates, then raise the mount about 1/16". This will make the float very sensitive to level fluctuations. (FYI my float activates when it reaches just below the halfway mark of the plastic mount) For those of you installing this in an AIO, you'll find it a much quieter installation if you have the water fill line aimed against one of your inner chambers, or onto the media rack. (No waterfill noise) In sump/AIO only By nanofreak on 2/20/2013 nanofreak would recommend this product to a friend I was a little disapointed to find it only uses one float and a snail guard. I'm using in a AIO tank which gives plenty of room to adjust the float/snail guard inside the chamber. It also has no electronic eye or backup float, as well as no warning lights or audible alarms. Does the job, although not as nice as my regular tunze osmolater. 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Final Score: Texas Tech 58, Texas State 10
San Marcos, TX (Sports Network) - Seth Doege tossed five touchdown passes as
the Texas Tech Red Raiders rolled over the Texas State Bobcats, 58-10, in non-
conference action at Bobcat Stadium.
Doege completed 25-of-32 passes for 319 yards for Texas Tech (2-0). Twelve
different Red Raiders caught a pass in the game, paced by Javon Bell (81
yards), Jakeem Grant (78 yards), and Darrin Moore (73 yards), who all caught
five balls.
For Texas State (1-1), Tyler Arndt went 12-of-22 for 130 yards while tossing a
touchdown and an interception. Arndt spelled Shaun Rutherford, who started the
game and completed just 1-of-9 passes. Terrence Franks (two receptions, 38
yards) caught the lone touchdown for the Bobcats.
It was the Texas Tech defense that struck first when Cody Davis returned a
Rutherford interception 88 yards for a touchdown to give the Red Raiders a 7-0
lead less than four minutes into the game.
The Red Raiders added to their advantage less than a minute later on a 23-yard
touchdown strike from Doege to Moore. Doege connected with Moore again later
in the first quarter on a four-yard touchdown pass to make it 21-0.
The lead ballooned to 28-0 early in the second quarter following an Alex
Torres 23-yard touchdown catch.
Texas State finally ended the Red Raider run at the 10:54 mark of the second
quarter when Arndt teamed up with Franks on a 25-yard touchdown strike.
Texas Tech brought its lead back to 28 points less than two minutes later
after another touchdown pass from Doege, this time a 19-yarder to Jace Amaro.
Will Johnson kicked a 38-yard field goal for Texas State with under four
minutes left in the second quarter, then Ryan Bustin responded with a 38-
yarder of his own in the waning seconds of the half to give Texas Tech a 38-10
lead heading into intermission.
The Doege touchdown passes kept coming after the half as the signal-caller
hooked up with Bell on an eight-yard strike early in the third quarter.
Kenny Williams got the ground game involved in the scoring for the Red Raiders
midway through the period when he ripped off a 16-yard touchdown run. Bustin
added a 50-yard field goal a few minutes later to make it 55-10.
A 21-yard field goal from Andrew Bowman midway through the fourth quarter
further extended Texas Tech's lead.
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This summer, the Governor of New Jersey vetoed an ASPCA-backed bill to ban the use of gestation crates. Gestation crates are small cages (about 2' × 7') industrialized farms use for confining pregnant pigs.
We were very disappointed by Governor Christie's veto, but we were also shocked. It doesn't often happen that 91% of a state's residents and an overwhelming majority of a state's legislators—Democrats and Republicans alike—agree on anything. But in New Jersey, the plight of pregnant pigs gave rise to an overwhelming consensus that no animal should be confined in this intolerably cruel manner.
Thankfully, there is still an opportunity to pass the bill to ban gestation crates: State Senator Raymond Lesniak is spearheading an effort to override the governor's veto.
The override effort has been endorsed by New Jersey's leading animal protection groups, national groups, industry experts, and major New Jersey news outlets. Press of Atlantic City called gestation crates "the very definition of cruelty." Banning them, in the words of the Star-Ledger, is "basic decency." The Times of Trenton asked us to "imagine the outcry if dogs and cats were subjected to such treatment."
If you live in New Jersey, please join us in calling on your state legislators to stand by their principles and override the veto. Visit the ASPCA Advocacy Center today to be a voice for New Jersey's pigs.
I wonder what the Governor would think about the bill if he had been placed in a pen to help him loose weight by limiting the amount of food that he was eating?
Also, I would like to know how many pregnant pigs are put in these pens and the purpose of these pens. This article mentions pregnant pigs and not sows that just gave birth.
However, I would vote for the bill if this was all of the information that I had. Unfortunately, I am not from New Jersey, but if I was, I would contact my congressmen and Senators to have them override the Veto.
This reminds me of a pregnant woman in prison. If a pregnant woman in prison was not given space to exercise and was confined to her cell 24 hrs/day, then most people would consider this inhumane treatment. Is this treatment of pregnant pigs any less inhumane?
These are not the caveman days. Quit torturing and killing innocent animals. Go vegetarian. Human beings have no mercy or compassion for any living being.
I wish the mayor could spend a few days in a crate to see how it feels, hes pathetic, and he shouldnt even be a mayor.
Why do we as humans keep doing this horrible thing?
Why do we keep doing this horrible thing?
How cruel! What will they think of next? Why should animals be treated any different then... YOUR MOTHER OR FATHER! Stop animal cruelty!
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A LAKE District boat is to join a thousand-strong fleet sailing in the Queen's Diamond Jubilee procession on the Thames this summer.
One of Windermere's well-worn wooden tourist vessels has been selected by Royal organisers to take part in the event – the largest flotilla in modern times.
More than two million people are expected to watch from the embankments of the Thames as the seven-mile procession steers through London waters.
Cumbria's own aptly-named participant, The Queen of the Lake, owned by Windermere Lake Cruises, is currently being repainted and refurbished for the spectacular, on Sunday, June 3.
The flotilla will be led by Her Majesty the Queen and other members of the Royal family aboard a barge called The Spirit of Chartwell.
It will sail under 14 bridges, alongside groups of narrow boats, historic vessels including World War Two ships from the Dunkirk beaches and replica Tudor ships.
Managing director of Windermere Lake Cruises Nigel Wilkinson said: "We are delighted Cumbria will be represented at such a high-profile, patriotic event which will inevitably strike a cord with the whole country as we celebrate her Majesty the Queen and her 60-year reign together.
"We hope to be able to involve the wider Cumbria community in this project and to give some younger Cumbrians a day out that they will remember for the rest of their lives."
Boat building manager Alex Williamson and operations manager Russell Bowden will lead the team south for the patriotic event.
Windermere skipper Ron Walker will captain the boat on the day itself.
The 15-metre tourist boat, built in 1949, will be hoisted out of the water at Ambleside and driven almost 300 miles by lorry before it is launched on the Thames.
It is a reversal of the ship's initial northern voyage, 60 years ago, when she was transported to Windermere from the Thames-side town of Molsey, where she was built.
It is not the first time the Queen of the Lake has been given a Royal mark of approval. In March 2010 it carried the Prince of Wales when he visited the Lake District.
STUDENTS from around the globe are making Ambleside their home after enrolling on the University of Cumbria's first ever international course.
Outdoor enthusiasts from countries including China, Australia and Germany are among the 17 students spending the Autumn term in the Lake District as part of their masters in Transcultural European Outdoor Studies.
The qualification is the first of its kind and is being run by the university, Germany's University of Marburg and Norway's School of Sport Sciences.
Course leader Dr. Christopher Loynes said: "Within this time frame, our ambition is to make the course a coveted choice for people interested in pursuing a career in the outdoor field. We also aim to develop tight links with non-European universities and make the course truly global. Eventually, we plan to make the course financially self-sustaining through the charging of student fees."
The course will be funded by the European Commission for the next five years and once students have left Ambleside in the New Year they will spend their next two terms at the other institutions.
While some of the students area already experienced in outdoor studies, for many this is a new area of knowledge and expertise.
Katerina Pata from Greece, who previously studied to be a pre-school teacher, said:"I couldn't find a relevant masters course in Greece and applied for courses elsewhere in Europe. I liked this course because I get a chance to go to three different countries and learn various approaches to the subject. My goal is to make the concept of outdoor learning more prominent in my country and create my own outdoor kindergarten."
However, others come to the course with a lot of experience like Wilson Wai Yin Cheung who is a former president of the mountaineering association of Hong Kong.
The students, who come from 15 countries, will be living in university accommodation in Ambleside and learning the theoretical knowledge and practical qualifications necessary to be successful outdoor industry professionals.
During their first semester they will undertake two week-long hiking expeditions, one in the Scottish Highlands and one in the Lake District and a week-long canoeing trip.


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Your Guide to Diabetes: Type 1 and Type 2
Monitor Your Diabetes
On this page:
Check Your Blood Glucose Levels
Checking and recording your blood glucose levels can help you monitor and better manage your diabetes. If your blood has too much or too little glucose, you may need a change in your healthy eating plan, physical activity plan, or medicines.
A member of your health care team will show you how to check your blood glucose levels using a blood glucose meter. Your health care team can teach you how to
- prick your finger to get a drop of blood for testing
- use your meter to find out your blood glucose level from your drop of blood
Read more in Continuous Glucose Monitoring at www.diabetes.niddk.nih.gov.
Your health insurance or Medicare may pay for the blood glucose meter and test strips you need.
Ask your doctor how often you should check your blood glucose levels. You may need to check before and after eating, before and after physical activity, before bed, and sometimes in the middle of the night. Make sure to keep a record of your blood glucose self-checks.
Target Range for Blood Glucose Levels
Most people with diabetes should try to keep their blood glucose levels as close as possible to the level of someone who doesn't have diabetes. This normal target range is about 70 to 130. The closer to normal your blood glucose levels are, the lower your chance of developing serious health problems.
Ask your doctor what your target levels are and when you should check your blood glucose levels with a meter. Make copies of the chart in the section "Your Diabetes Care Records" to take with you when you visit your doctor.
Reaching your target range all of the time can be hard. Remember, the closer you get to your target range, the better you will feel.
The A1C Test
Another test for blood glucose, the A1C—also called the hemoglobin A1C test, HbA1C, or glycohemoglobin test—is a blood test that reflects the average level of glucose in your blood during the past 2 to 3 months.
You should have the A1C test at least twice a year. If your result is not on target, your doctor may have you take the test more often to see if your A1C improves.
For the test, your doctor will draw a sample of your blood during an office visit or send you to a lab to have your blood drawn. Your A1C test result is given as a percentage. Your A1C result plus the record of your blood glucose numbers show whether your blood glucose levels are under control.
- If your A1C result is too high, you may need to change your diabetes treatment plan. Your health care team can help you decide what part of your plan to change.
- If your A1C result is on target, then your diabetes treatment plan is working. The lower your A1C result, the lower your chance of having diabetes problems.
Talk with your doctor about what your A1C target should be. Your personal target may be above or below the target shown in the chart.
|A1C Targets
|Target for most people with diabetes
|Below 7 percent
|Time to change my diabetes care plan
|8 percent or above
A1C targets can also depend on
- how long you have had diabetes
- whether or not you have other health problems
Read more about A1C targets at www.ndep.nih.gov.
Tests for Ketones
You may need to check your blood or urine for ketones if you're sick or if your blood glucose levels are above 240. Your body makes ketones when you burn fat instead of glucose for energy. If you have too many ketones, you are more likely to have a serious condition called ketoacidosis. If not treated, ketoacidosis can cause death.
Signs of ketoacidosis are
- vomiting
- weakness
- fast breathing
- sweet-smelling breath
Ketoacidosis is more likely in people with type 1 diabetes.
Your doctor or diabetes educator will show you how to test for ketones.
Keep Daily Records
Make copies of the daily diabetes record at the end of this publication. Then, write down the results of your blood glucose checks each day. You may also want to record what you ate, how you felt, and whether you were physically active.
Bring your blood glucose records to all visits with your health care team. They can use your records to see whether you need changes in your diabetes medicines or in your healthy eating plan.
Action Steps
If You Take Insulin
Keep a daily record of
- your blood glucose levels
- the times of day you take insulin
- the amount and type of insulin you take
- what types of physical activity you do and for how long
- when and what you eat
- whether you have ketones in your blood or urine
- when you are sick
Action Steps
If You Don't Take Insulin
Keep a daily record of
- your blood glucose levels
- the times of day you take your medicines
- what types of physical activity you do and for how long
Learn about High and Low Blood Glucose Levels
Sometimes, no matter how hard you try to keep your blood glucose levels in your target range, they will be too high or too low. Blood glucose that's too high or too low can make you feel sick. If you try to control your high or low blood glucose and can't, you may become even sicker and need help. Talk with your doctor to learn how to handle these emergencies.
Learn about High Blood Glucose Levels
If your blood glucose levels stay above 180 for more than 1 to 2 hours, they may be too high. See the "Daily Diabetes Record Page." High blood glucose, also called hyperglycemia, means you don't have enough insulin in your body. High blood glucose can happen if you
- miss taking your diabetes medicines
- eat too much
- don't get enough physical activity
- have an infection
- get sick
- are stressed
- take medicines that can cause high blood glucose
Be sure to tell your doctor about other medicines you take. When you're sick, be sure to check your blood glucose levels and keep taking your diabetes medicines. Read more about how to take care of yourself when you're sick in the section "Take Care of Your Diabetes during Special Times or Events."
Signs that your blood glucose levels may be too high are the following:
- feeling thirsty
- feeling weak or tired
- headaches
- urinating often
- having trouble paying attention
- blurry vision
- yeast infections
Very high blood glucose may also make you feel sick to your stomach.
If your blood glucose levels are high much of the time, or if you have symptoms of high blood glucose, call your doctor. You may need a change in your healthy eating plan, physical activity plan, or medicines.
Learn about Low Blood Glucose Levels
If your blood glucose levels drop below 70, you have low blood glucose, also called hypoglycemia. Low blood glucose can come on fast and can be caused by
- taking too much diabetes medicine
- missing or delaying a meal
- being more physically active than usual
- drinking alcoholic beverages
Sometimes, medicines you take for other health problems can cause your blood glucose levels to drop.
Signs your blood glucose levels may be too low are the following:
- hunger
- dizziness or shakiness
- confusion
- being pale
- sweating more
- weakness
- anxiety or moodiness
- headaches
- a fast heartbeat
If your blood glucose levels drop lower, you could have severe hypoglycemia, where you pass out or have a seizure. A seizure occurs when cells in the brain release a rush of energy that can cause changes in behavior or muscle contractions. Some seizures are life threatening.
If you have any of these symptoms, check your blood glucose levels. If your blood glucose levels are less than 70, have one of the following right away:
- three or four glucose tablets
- one serving of glucose gel—the amount equal to 15 grams of carbohydrates
- 1/2 cup, or 4 ounces, of fruit juice
- 1/2 cup, or 4 ounces, of a regular—nondiet—soft drink
- 1 cup, or 8 ounces, of milk
- five or six pieces of hard candy
- 1 tablespoon of sugar, syrup, or honey
After 15 minutes, check your blood glucose levels again. Repeat these steps until your blood glucose levels are 70 or above. If it will be at least 1 hour before your next meal, eat a snack.
If you take diabetes medicines that can cause low blood glucose, always carry food for emergencies. You should also wear a medical identification bracelet or necklace that says you have diabetes.
If you take insulin, keep a prescription glucagon kit at home and at other places where you often go. A glucagon kit has a vial of glucagon, a syringe, and a needle to inject the glucagon. Given as a shot, the glucagon quickly raises blood glucose. If you have severe hypoglycemia, you'll need someone to help bring your blood glucose levels back to normal by giving you a glucagon shot. Show your family, friends, and coworkers how to give you a glucagon shot when you have severe hypoglycemia. Someone should call 911 for help if a glucagon kit is not available.
Action Steps
If You Take Insulin
- Tell your doctor if you have low blood glucose, especially at the same time of the day or night, several times in a row.
- Tell your doctor if you've passed out from low blood glucose.
- Ask your doctor about glucagon. Glucagon is a medicine that raises blood glucose.
- Show your family, friends, and coworkers how to give you a glucagon shot when you have severe hypoglycemia.
- When you have severe hypoglycemia, someone should call 911 for help if a glucagon shot is not available.
Action Steps
If You Don't Take Insulin
- Tell your doctor if you have low blood glucose, especially at the same time of the day or night, several times in a row.
- Tell your doctor about other medicines you are taking.
- Ask your doctor whether your diabetes medicines might cause low blood glucose.
Read more about low blood glucose in Hypoglycemia at www.diabetes.niddk.nih.gov.
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Alexis Tammy Louise Brown has the honor of being Harlan County's first baby born in 2014.
Entering this world at 5:30 p.m. on Jan. 2, Alexis weighed 7 pounds and 6 ounces. She was 20 inches long.
Dr. Yung P. Lee delivered Alexis at the Harlan ARH Hospital.
Mother Heather Suttles, 22, of Cawood, and the baby's father, Oney Brown Jr., both said they are excited to have the first baby born in 2014.
"This is my second child," said Suttles. "She has a little brother, Keden Suttles, who is 2 years old, at home. She also has an older half-sister, Camille Brown, who is 12 years old.
Grandparents are Anthony and Flossie Suttles, of Cawood, Joseph and Janie Taylor, of Pike County, and Oney Brown Sr. of Cawood.
Suttles said after approximately six hours of labor she delivered her baby girl, Alexis.
"Her little brother is so excited. He has been giving her hugs and kisses each time he sees her," said Suttles. "We're excited to take her home."
Lee is a longtime obstetrician at Harlan ARH Hospital.
"I delivered both the mother, Heather, and the father, Oney, and I hope one day to deliver a fourth generation to the family," said Lee.
To take home with them, the hospital provided a free car seat, a bathtub filled with baby products, sleepers, diapers and lots of other goodies.
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Keegan Daniel is back as captain of the Sharks, while stalwarts JP Pietersen and Lwazi Mvovo also return to face the Highlanders.
Coach John Plumtree has once again made sweeping changes to the team, re-appointing Daniel as captain, dropping Deysel to the bench. Marcell Coetzee is also back in the loose trio, at the expense of double try scorer Derick Minnie, who might not even make the match 22. Minnie has been bracketed with Odwa Ndungane as Plumtree ponders a four-three or five-two bench split.
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The backline has less changes, with fit again Springbok wingers Lwazi Mvovo and JP Pietersen picked.
The midfield duo of Meyer Bosman and Frans Steyn continue after a reasonable performance against the Chiefs.
On the bench we see another Lions recruit joining the fray, JC Janse van Rensburg covering the front row, more importantly, covering loosehead prop. JC should start the next game as the only loosehead in the squad, apart from Mienie, with Herbst returning to the bench covering both positions.
Sharks: 15. Riaan Viljoen, 14. JP Pietersen, 13. Frans Steyn, 12. Meyer Bosman, 11. Lwazi Mvovo, 10. Pat Lambie, 9. Charl McLeod, 8. Lubabalo Mtembu, 7. Marcell Coetzee, 6. Keegan Daniel (Capt), 5. Franco van der Merwe, 4. Pieter-Steph du Toit, 3. Jannie du Plessis, 2. Kyle Cooper, 1. Wiehanh Herbst. Substitutes: 16. Craig Burden, 17. JC Janse van Rensburg, 18. Anton Bresler, 19. Jean Deysel, 20. Tian Meyer, 21. Piet Lindeque, 22. Odwa Ndungane / Derick Minnie
By Richard Ferguson


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