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CHAPEL HILL — More effort. More spacing. More flow.
More natural. More potential. More hope.
More dangerous.
And more fun.
Really, from the baby-blue perspective of the North Carolina Tar Heels, what's not to like about this new, downsized lineup that all of a sudden has generated this new, apparently enhanced reality?
"It's putting a lot on the table, just allowing us to do a lot more things, allowing us to play our game, in our comfort zone," guard Dexter Strickland said, after North Carolina had breathed life into those words with a comprehensive 93-81 beating of Virginia on Saturday at the Smith Center.
Game 2 since the Tar Heels pressed the reset button, scaled back the minutes for their role players in the post and opted for their smaller, attacking look saw P.J. Hairston, the sophomore guard turned stretch forward, pump in six 3-pointers to equal a career high and score 29 points to establish a career high.
Marcus Paige hit three 3s and finished with 17 points, Strickland added 12 points and Reggie Bullock chipped in three 3s and 11 points as North Carolina (17-8 overall, 7-5 Atlantic Coast Conference) gained a possible résumé-builder for NCAA Tournament consideration while essentially shredding the second-stingiest team in college basketball.
Virginia (18-7, 8-4) arrived here allowing just 52.3 points per game to its opponents.
North Carolina had surpassed that with nearly 15½ minutes remaining, when Bullock buried a 3, one of 13 buckets from beyond the arc, the Tar Heels' best long-range total in the ACC this season.
Ultimately, North Carolina's 93 points were 24 more than the previous most the Cavaliers had given up this season.
"Our overall effort level has jumped up another notch," Paige said. "When you play harder, when you have better spacing and more scoring, when the offense flows better, it's good. That combination usually means good things."
So on an afternoon rich with the recent past — former stars Tyler Hansbrough, John Henson and Kendall Marshall were in attendance, and a ceremony honored the placement of Tyler Zeller's No. 44 jersey in the rafters — North Carolina delivered the case for perhaps a promising immediate future.
"We realize what it's doing," Hairston said of the Tar Heels' shifted emphasis to guards and swingmen paired with the 6-foot-9 James Michael McAdoo, combinations unveiled three nights prior at Duke. "If we play hard, defenses will get confused and basically back down."
Paige said the smaller lineup, keyed by Hairston's inspired play, "might just suit our personnel better." Paige pointed out the opening of lanes now more available for drivers such as Strickland and McAdoo, and the extra space that has been freed up on the wings for Hairston and Bullock.
Call Virginia coach Tony Bennett, whose team fell behind by 18 points in the second half, a believer, too.
"It's a bad feeling when you're sitting on the bench saying, 'we can't get a stop,' " Bennett said. "We weren't taking away anything. I thought they got to the lane. I thought they got to the glass. I thought they got rhythm 3s. They had us pretty much guessing and a step behind."
Virginia's Joe Harris, the junior guard in full All-ACC-caliber form, supplied a career-high 27 points on 10-for-13 shooting from the field. He nailed four 3s, raining in three during a sublime stretch of 2½ minutes in the second half, when he single-handedly had the Cavaliers within a five- to eight-point deficit.
There would be no keeping up with the Tar Heels, though.
Hairston, who connected on four 3s while scoring 14 points in the first half, drained his sixth and final 3 with 5:36 remaining, bringing North Carolina's largest lead at 83-65.
Later, Hairston caught a pass from Strickland and found himself open in the corner with about 80 seconds left. Hairston, the Greensboro Dudley product, started to load up an attempt that could propel him past the 30-point plateau.
But he decided against it and pump-faked — with nearly everybody in the building wanting him to pull the trigger — and glanced over his left shoulder at coach Roy Williams on the North Carolina bench.
"I kind of looked at him and laughed it off," Hairston said, "because he knew I wanted to shoot it bad."
Early on, it felt as if what would be the Tar Heels' third straight loss might be brewing.
The Cavaliers built leads of 13-4 and 29-19, their length on the wings with the 6-foot-6 Harris, the 6-6 Paul Jesperson and the 6-8 Evan Nolte seemingly poised to cause the Tar Heels problems.
"Started the game well, but got away from how we needed to play in this environment to have a chance," Bennett said.
-- TIP-INS …: Virginia's Jontel Evans tossed in a running 35-footer as the first half expired, providing the Cavaliers with a 62.5-percent shooting clip for the half and tying the score at 40-40. That marked the most points Virginia has allowed in a half this season. … It also made for an interesting dynamic, with Williams standing nearby, watching that 3 drop and then picking up a microphone moments later to start the halftime recognition for Zeller. … The teams hit a combined eight 3s during a sizzling six-minute span during the second half. North Carolina canned five of those. Virginia's Harris was responsible for the other 3. … McAdoo needed one stitch in his lower lip after a collision in the final 45 seconds left his mouth bloody. He was defending a drive on the play. … North Carolina's Joel James didn't suit up for the second game in a row due to a concussion.


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Stephanie of the East Village shared the following story with us about meeting a very quirky kitty named Mr. Snaggles at the ASPCA Adoption Center in Manhattan, and how he seamlessly became a part of her family:
Many months after our cat passed away, I surprised my husband on his birthday by taking him to the ASPCA to adopt a cat. He had no idea where we were going, and was actually grouchy at first because he thought I was dragging him to a museum.
We spent all day looking at cats. We had such a pleasant experience at the Adoption Center. It is immaculate and has a friendly and well-informed staff.
My husband noticed him first—he was the one cat that was really responsive to us—a sweet, sad looking orange tabby with saucer-shaped eyes.
"He's only got three legs; no one will ever want him," I thought.
During his stay at the ASPCA, veterinarians tried to correct an extensive injury to his leg, but when his injury would not heal, they had no choice but to amputate it.
Once we brought him home, we followed the suggested procedure of confining him to a smaller room at first to let him get acclimated to his new surroundings. My husband, the new cat and I were all stuffed in our tiny bathroom. He immediately jumped into my husband's lap and started purring, so we decided to let him out into the rest of the apartment. He sat between us as we watched a movie and slept at the foot of the bed that night.
We named him Mr. Snaggles, homage to his less obvious but cuter flaw, his missing canine tooth.
A new amputee, he took some time getting used to his lack of leg. For about a month, he would forget it was missing and attempted to scratch with his phantom leg by stretching out and wiggling his stump. I was conflicted between laughing and crying when I first witnessed this, but now I just brush his side.
Finally accustomed to his predicament, Mr. Snaggles is the most affectionate, loving cat I have ever had the pleasure of knowing. He has excellent grooming habits, cleaning himself as soon as he uses the litter box. He is a valued and fantastic new member of our family.
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This very special "happy tail" has lit up my face, my heart, and my life. Stephanie, you gave your husband the greatest of presents for his birthday. No store-bought gift can compare with the love and fun and devotion that this gorgeous, sweet, smart pussycat will give you both. The fact that Mr. Snaggles is a special-needs pet with a lopsided grin makes me admire and love him even more. Thank you for giving this beautiful cat such a loving, new home and thank you for sharing this delightful story. Blessings to all 3 of you!
I adopted a cat from a "no kill" group that went in to shelters and got the cats out that were up for euthanization. She is orange and missing a canine tooth. I named her Snagglepuss because of that...this so reminds me of my girl. Love your story and bless you for saving him and giving him a loving home :-)
Mr. Snaggles is a very handsome fella and he is really happy to have a new and beautiful family. I remember adopting my cat years ago. She is no longer with me but she was the best cat ever. She would have loved Mr. Snaggles, I see he is her type! Orange and good looking! Good luck!
My three legged cat was the love of my life. He ran played and was the most lovable grateful cat I ever owned. Sadly, he had a heart murmur and died at age 7. His picture is still on my desk. Enjoy your enormous 3 legged gift. He will bring you nothing but joy.
i adopted a tripod/snaggle-toothed male cat from the same aspca in NYC! he is also pure magic...
We have a "tripod" at home too! His name is Norman, and he is a punk. We think he has some kind of ESP. If you are sitting and just thinking about getting up - not actually getting up, mind, just thinking about it - he will invariably jump in your lap. Uncanny. Sounds like Mr. Snaggles and you were lucky to find each other. Great story.
Your story brought a smile to my heart. I wish you, your husband, and Mr. Snaggles a wonderful life together. What a sweet looking lil guy.
I adopted a cat who had to have all of his teeth pulled - except 3 of his canines. He also is a 'snaggletooth'. So happy for Mr. Snaggles' happy ending - he is adorable! >^..^<
My beloved Earl lost a rear leg from injection site\ induced carcinoma feline months before I adopted him. He did very well, but never lost the urge to scratch with his phantom leg. So it became my job, and I was more than happy to oblige, to scratch whatever area he seemed to be aiming for; behind the ear, chin, side of head, shoulder, wherever. He always gave the most appreciative grunts and afterwards the look of satisfaction was all the "payment" I could ever possibly ask for.
Eventually, the poor guy with some of the worst luck in the world developed another inoperable, quickly growing tumor in an area that simply couldn't be operated on... it would have required removing his entire jaw. Not gonna happen. So when the mechanics of eating became too much and I decided that force feeding would require more discomfort that my Beautiful King had ever deserved, so I helped him to pass quietly and peacefully with no pain or fear and with those who loved him more than their own lives.
And I almost lost my own out of the black hole of emptiness that followed.
But the giving and loving are returned 100fold. We just have to remember that when it's time to return that gift at the end with one of the most difficult, but selfless, decisions that we ever have to make.
But I digress! A special needs animal friend is no different than a special needs YOU! You're not a different person, you just have a few things that may operate a little differently than the majority of the population --- and you deal! That's it!
Oh sure, there are families that want that "perfect" animal, fully intact, ideal markings, symmetrical, ideal stance, "correct" height, sometimes even a show piece. Ugh. I have no problem with those animals themselves at all... in fact, it's usually the owner who seeks out that type of animal exclusively that I have a problem with.
But my mom, rest her well-loved and remembered soul, who I learned a lot from...she taught me to remember the underdog (or cat) who'd be overlooked by the perfection seekers. She asked me to imagine what it would be like being that "imperfect" creature in the cage, going from adoption event to adoption event, just waiting for a family from a potential forever Forever Home to notice me and fall in love despite my scrambled fur, crossed or blinded eyes, missing limb, skin condition, allergies, psychological issues or special diet.


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"Hell-bent" means extremely determined to perform some action or attain some goal. I just came across this on the 'Net: "When you are hell bound to take on everything…". Googling "hell-bound for" yields quite a few quotes wherein "hell-bound" is clearly substituted for "hell-bent" (though I'm too busy tonight to count them up). I'm not calling it an eggcorn because it seems that the words "bound" and "bent" don't sound enough alike; that's why I didn't post this in the "Contribute!" section. But what would this sort of thing be called?
Seems like it might be an idiom blend. Confusing "hell-bound train" with "hell-bent for leather."
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Seems like it might be an idiom blend. Confusing "hell-bound train" with "hell-bent for leather."
Okay, except that "hell-bound" and "hell-bent" are both commonly used in contexts other than "train" or "leather".
The two phrases have already blended together in "hell-bound for leather," which gets a lot of hits (both punning and authentic-looking). So I'd guess that a certain fraction of instances has to come from blending; there may be other pathways, too.
The Word Detective site claims that "hell-bent for leather" is itself probably a blend of two earlier phrases; see the last paragraph of the main post here: http://www.word-detective.com/2009/10/2 … r-leather/
Bent and bound are in these sorts of contexts pretty close synonyms for each other: if you are bent on doing something you are bound (and determined) to do it.
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I is reading the hugeificently poplar book BFG by Rolled Doll to my grandson this month. We are enjoying it like fizzcrackers. At one point in the book the giant, who was not able to attend school and is sometimes saying things a bit turvy-tipsy, announces that he and Sophie have to go "pell-mell for leather."
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Of the 850 Porta-Johns trucked into Hopkinton, Massachusetts, for the start of the Boston Marathon runners can avail themselves of all but one. The private privy of Dave McGillivray is adjacent to the starting line, sealed inside a tent and further secured by a padlock that bars all other claimants to the throne. "Porta-Johns are a magnet," says McGillivray. "People do anything to get inside them."
Seven years ago, just before the start of the 109th Boston Marathon, a National Guardsman saw the padlock unshackled and dutifully locked it, not realizing that McGillivray—the man responsible for nearly every logistical detail of the world's most famous footrace, including the cue that starts it—was inside.
News helicopters hovered, troopers revved their Harleys, spectators shouted: The buildup to Boston sounds like a military invasion—27,000 bodies, all coiled energy, waiting for a gun to go off.
For three full minutes over this din, McGillivray's cries for help went unheard. He pounded so hard on the door that the Porta-John nearly toppled over. When his fists failed to attract notice, he fumbled for his two-way radio, which fell into the toilet
As tiny voices called to him from the bottom of that abyss, McGillivray knew what few men ever do: That all his dreams were finally coming true.
All too often during the 25 years he has been involved with staging the Boston Marathon, Dave McGillivray has had a dream in which he misses the start of the race. "I've never had it the night before," he said the night before last year's marathon, in a Boston accent that turns tuna into tuner, and vice versa. "But I might have it six months from now."
McGillivray, who was named Boston's race director in 2001 after holding other frontline jobs since 1988, has reason to sleep in fits and starts. His company, Dave McGillivray Sports Enterprises, has put on 900 events in the last 31 years, and he tends to remember those that did not go according to plan. In 1986, McGillivray turned up at the swim venue two weeks before a triathlon in Farmington, Connecticut, to find that the town had drained the lake dry. At the Goodwill Games in New York City in 1998, a volunteer removed the turnaround cones on the 10-K course, leaving McGillivray distraught when he saw the 50 runners in the race going the wrong way through Central Park.
It was a double fiasco that got McGillivray his Boston job in the first place. One minute into the 1987 Boston Marathon wheelchair race, several racers spun out of control, resulting in a massive wheelchair pileup. Then, at the elite men's start, the rope holding the runners back was still in place when the starter's pistol was fired, causing defending champion Rob de Castella to trip. The next year McGillivray, whose company by this time had been staging races for six years, was hired by the Boston Athletic Association (B.A.A.), the marathon's organizer, as "technical coordinator." Or as he likes to say, "They hired me to remove a rope."
All these variables explain why McGillivray doesn't sleep especially well on the eve of the Boston Marathon. Last year, as always, he set an alarm he has never needed, and asked for a wake-up call that has never woken him, knowing his body would summon him to consciousness at 2 a.m. in his hotel near Copley Square Park, where his son Ryan would collect him in an extended-cab pickup truck at 5:30 a.m. to head to Hopkinton, a great coppery moon hanging in the black sky.
When Ryan was in his mother's womb 21 years ago, McGillivray was at Walt Disney World, organizing a triathlon championship. His wife—his first wife, Sue—called from Boston at 2 a.m. to say she had gone into labor. McGillivray flew to Logan Airport, jumped in a taxi, and told the cabbie, "Drive it like you stole it." Which is pretty much the story of his life: Always on the run, frequently giving instruction, usually doing both at the same time. He runs every day with a digital recorder, into which he dictates memos to himself, including a reminder to pitch a voice-recording wristwatch to Timex. (They passed.)
And when the Boston Marathon is over, McGillivray's day is just beginning, for he returns to Hopkinton and runs the course himself. This April 16, the day of the 116th Boston Marathon, will be his 40th consecutive running of the marathon, the last 25 of them on an empty course, with only a few friends to keep him company. By the time he sets out, around 3 p.m., the streets are once again open to traffic, the sidewalks bereft of spectators, the lawns littered with signs—Go Mom Go!—that lend a morning-after poignancy to the proceedings.
"Dave is everywhere," says his friend Bill Rodgers, four-time champion of the Boston Marathon. "He's always going 100 miles an hour. I can't keep up with him." And yet McGillivray travels at this speed while somehow steering, maintaining tight control, even from the back seat of a taxi or—his vantage point during the marathon—the back of a motorcycle.
"He's always backseat driving," says Ryan, in the driver's seat on race day, on the Mass Pike, en route to the starting line in Hopkinton, as his father literally sits in the backseat, asking Ryan if he has remembered to pay his E-Z Pass bill to speed their passage through the tollbooths.
McGillivray loves road racing in part because it requires a person to travel at maximum speed for a sustained period of time. He doesn't notice that he's framed a convenient metaphor for his life when he says, "People will watch a race and say, 'Why didn't that guy who finished second by one-tenth of a second run a little harder? It's just a tenth of a second.' And the answer is: Because he couldn't. That guy couldn't run a tenth of a second faster."
That morning seven years ago, imprisoned in his Porta-John, McGillivray finally attracted the attention of the National Guardsman who had locked him in, and who then freed him just minutes before the start of the race. But if a single word sums up McGillivray's professional existence, it's the one on the toilet that day, the one the guard missed, the one that describes McGillivray even at two o'clock in the morning at his desk in North Andover, Massachusetts: OCCUPIED. He is constantly occupied.
"Dave is never confused about his connection to the Boston Marathon," says Tom Grilk, the executive director of the BAA. "It comes ahead of everything else."
This isn't totally accurate. After his divorce in 1997, McGillivray, 5 7, was allowed four overnights a month with Ryan and his little brother Max, who is now 18. When he remarried in 2003—and had three more kids, Elle, 7, Luke, 6, and Chloe, 2, with wife Katie, 40—McGillivray vowed to be there for his kids. As with other voiced promises—swimming for 24 consecutive hours in a pool, for instance—he felt duty-bound to make good. "I have to be careful what I say I'll do," he concedes. "Because once it's out there—if I've told my wife or kids—I have to follow through."
McGillivray is less a man of action than an action figure. He is compact, with the anchorman hair of Malibu Ken, the kung-fu grip of G.I. Joe, and the to-infinity-and-beyond optimism of Buzz Lightyear. As a kid, in a bid to enter the Guinness Book of World Records, McGillivray did 1,600 sit-ups in his bedroom, desisting only when his mother called him downstairs for dinner. Even now, he looks a decade younger than his age.
He volunteers that his lack of height—he is "five-four-point-three-eight-seven inches"—set the course for his life and remains the source of his Biblical tenacity. As a child, McGillivray objected to his mother trying to brush his teeth one night. Young Dave, not ready for bed and in no mood to be manhandled, bit the toothbrush in half.
His siblings—he is the youngest of five—like to recall how their parents bought two new swivel chairs to flank the fireplace of their home when Dave was 11. The boy took one look at the blue monstrosities and announced he would never, ever sit in them. And he never did. "We would try to force him into the chair but never could," says his oldest brother, Bob, with a pang of regret.
McGillivray has made many such proclamations in his life, and has had to live with the consequences of all of them. Many of these involved tests of physical endurance, and they began early. On his 12th birthday, McGillivray spontaneously ran 12 miles and vowed—that night—to run his age on his birthday every year forever after. As a result, when he turned 57 last August, he had to run 57 miles. He knows it's a streak he can't possibly maintain but for now feels powerless to discontinue.
In this same spirit, at age 23, McGillivray decided to run across the country from Medford, Oregon, to his hometown of Medford, Massachusetts, and in doing so to raise money for the Jimmy Fund, a Boston cancer charity. When sponsors began giving him money for the trip, McGillivray had no choice but to run across the United States in a self-imposed time limit of 80 days that had a nice Phileas Fogg ring to it. Three friends followed him in an RV, McGillivray averaging 45 miles a day over 3,452 miles, subsisting largely on chocolate-chip cookies and his own pigheadedness. Some days he ran as many as 57 miles fueled by six-packs of Coke, buckets of KFC, and ice cream.
It was 1978. McGillivray came from a Boston running scene that—like the punk music scene in London and New York at the same time—was creating a new form of expression, with its own subculture, heroes, and shrines. With Bill Rodgers and Tommy Leonard and other members of the Greater Boston Track Club, McGillivray was a fixture of Boston's Eliot Lounge bar, which was to running what CBGB was to punk: incubator of a phenomenon loosed on, adapted by, and absorbed into the world at large.
"I got to know Dave when I came to Boston and joined a running club that Dave's company sponsored," says Karen Smyers, the winner of the 1995 Hawaiian Ironman World Championships. "It was during Tuesday night track workouts, where we'd run hard track intervals for 60 minutes, then drink in the parking lot for 60 minutes, then spend another 60 minutes eating pizza. That was my introduction to triathlon, those three events."
McGillivray started his company in 1981 while he still owned a failing running store (that he eventually sold for $2, half of which went to his business partner). At a dinner last year to honor DMSE's 30 years, Bill Rodgers looked around the ballroom of the Boston Marriott Quincy and said, "In this room, there's a lot of the building of this sport in the modern era—in New England and worldwide—and Dave and DMSE have led the way."


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Catawba Bats Too Much for Lady Falcon Softball in DH Sweep on Wednesday Afternoon
February 10, 2010
MISENHEIMER, N.C. Visiting Catawba College pounded out 26 total hits on Wednesday afternoon sweeping Pfeiffer University in non-conference softball action at Jack Ingram Field. Catawba used a four-run third inning in the opener to win 6-2 while the nightcap began with a 10-run first en route to a 14-1 victory. The Lady Indians win both of their 2010 openers while the Lady Falcons drop to 1-3.
GAME ONE: Catawba 6, Pfeiffer 2
On a gusty day for softball, Carly Sabat (Warren, OH) began the day with a double down the left-field line leading off in the first. After a Callie Gordy (Oak Ridge, NC) sacrifice bunt pushed Sabat to third, Allie Marshall (Pleasant Garden, NC) would line a single off of Pfeiffer starter Allison Braswell (Asheboro, NC) for an RBI single. Braswell was unable to return for the rest of the day after taking Marshalls hit off the arm.
Pfeiffer responded in the home half of the first as Kylee Nichols (McMinville, OR) started off with her own double down the left-field line, later scoring the tying run on a Brittany Murray (Asheboro, NC) wild pitch. In the four-run third, Marshall would deliver again with an RBI double to score Tara Gibbs (Waynesville, NC) before she would come around on Brittney Thornburgs (Kings Mountain, NC) single up the middle. Khourtni Hester (Waldorf, MD) and Sabat would also pick up run-scoring singles in the third frame.
In the bottom of the third, Mariah Chalk (Hickory, NC) would bring in Bryttny Kreshka (Roseburg, OR) on her single to right while Catawbas Hester finished game ones scoring bringing in Erin Witalison (Gold Hill, NC) with her base hit to center. The Lady Indians would conclude the opener led by Sabat and her three hits while four others would finish with two.
GAME TWO: Catawba 14, Pfeiffer 1 (5 innings)
Catawba picked up right where the left off in game two putting a ten-spot on the board in the first. Casey Baucom (Marshville, NC) would clear the bases with a three-run double to center before Gibbs delivered the first of three long balls in the nightcap with a two-run shot to left-center.
Witalison registered her first RBI of the season in the second with a single to center, before a two-run blast to left off the bat of Marshall in the third made it a 13-0 game. Each team would trade runs in the seventh as Kathryn Geouge (Canton, NC) clanked a home run off the foul pole in left while Kreshka plated the lone Lady Falcon run with her single to right in the bottom of the fifth. Geouge went 3-for-4 leading Catawba with two RBI and four runs scored.
Freshman Kelsie Hudson (Mechanicsville, VA) tossed a complete game to earn the win in game two. Chalk suffered the loss for Pfeiffer. Pfeiffer will get back to action on Thursday afternoon hosting UNC-Pembroke at 2:00 p.m.


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Coach Easley Named to Haudenosaunee National Team; To Compete in Women's Lacrosse World Cup
June 30, 2012
MISENHEIMER, N.C. - Pfeiffer University head women's lacrosse coach Dawn Easley has been selected to play for the Haudenosaunee National Team which will compete in July's North American Cup and next summer's 2013 World Cup. Both tournaments will be played in Oshawa, Ontario in Canada. Coach Easley made the team after a pair of tryouts were held in May and June.
The current roster holds 25 players on it with practices being held now, leading up to this year's North American Cup and next year's World Cup held July 13-15th, 2013 featuring 16-18 teams from around the world.
The Haudenosaunee team, consisting of Native Americans from the U.S. and Canada, will take on Team USA along with both teams from Canada in next month's North American Cup. Team USA won the 2009 World Cup held in the Czech Republic.
Coach Easley will also get to play on the same team as her younger sister Michaela. Michaela is a current junior in high school back in Maryland. Also, former Pfeiffer coach Gregg Gebhard, is now an assistant coach with the Haudenosaunee National Team.


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EPA Administrator Jackson announces resignation
Thursday - 12/27/2012, 2:29pm EST
By KEVIN FREKING
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WASHINGTON (AP) - EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson, the Obama administration's chief environmental watchdog, is stepping down after nearly four years marked by high-profile brawls over global warming pollution, the Keystone XL oil pipeline, new controls on coal-fired plants and several other hot-button issues that affect the nation's economy and people's health.
Jackson constantly found herself caught between administration pledges to solve thorny environmental problems and steady resistance from Republicans and industrial groups who complained that the agency's rules destroyed jobs and made it harder for American companies to compete internationally.
The GOP chairman of the House Energy and Commerce Committee, Rep. Fred Upton of Michigan, said last year that Jackson would need her own parking spot at the Capitol because he planned to bring her in so frequently for questioning. Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney called for her firing, a stance that had little downside during the GOP primary.
Jackson, 50, the agency's first black administrator and a chemical engineer, did not point to any particular reason for her departure. Historically, Cabinet members looking to move on will leave at the beginning of a president's second term.
Despite the opposition, which former EPA chiefs have said is the worst they have seen against the agency, Jackson still managed to take significant steps that will improve air quality and begin to curb global warming.
"I will leave the EPA confident the ship is sailing in the right direction, and ready in my own life for new challenges, time with my family and new opportunities to make a difference," she said in a statement. Jackson will leave sometime after President Barack Obama delivers his State of the Union address, typically in late January.
In a separate statement, Obama said Jackson has been "an important part of my team." He thanked her for serving and praised her "unwavering commitment" to the public's health.
"Under her leadership, the EPA has taken sensible and important steps to protect the air we breathe and the water we drink, including implementing the first national standard for harmful mercury pollution, taking important action to combat climate change under the Clean Air Act and playing a key role in establishing historic fuel economy standards that will save the average American family thousands of dollars at the pump, while also slashing carbon pollution," he said.
Environmental activist groups and other supporters lauded Jackson for the changes she was able to make, but industry representatives said some may have come at an economic cost. Groups also noted that she leaves a large, unfinished agenda.
"There has been no fiercer champion of our health and our environment than Lisa Jackson, and every American is better off today than when she took office nearly four years ago," said Frances Beinecke, president of the Natural Resources Defense Council. But she noted that Jackson's successor will inherit an unfinished agenda, including the need to issue new health protections against carbon pollution from existing power plants.
Sen. Tom Carper, D-Del., chairman of the Senate's subcommittee on clean air, called Jackson's tenure a "breath of fresh air" and credited her for setting historic fuel economy standards for cars and trucks, and for finalizing clean air standards.
But Scott Segal, director of the Electric Reliability Coordinating Council, said Jackson presided over some of the most expensive environmental rules in EPA history.
"Agency rules have been used as blunt attempts to marginalize coal and other solid fossil fuels and to make motor fuels more costly at the expense of industrial jobs, energy security, and economic recovery," Segal said. "The record of the agency over the same period in overestimating benefits to major rules has not assisted the public in determining whether these rules have been worth it."
Other environmental groups, however, praised Jackson's clean air efforts.
"Notwithstanding the difficult economic and political challenges EPA faced, her agency was directly responsible for saving the lives of tens of thousands of Americans and improving the health of millions throughout the country," said S. William Becker of the National Association of Clean Air Agencies. "She will be sorely missed."
Larry Schweiger, head of the National Wildlife Federation, cited her climate change work and efforts to reduce carbon pollution.
Environmental groups had high expectations for the administration headed by Obama, a Democrat, after eight years of President George W. Bush, a Republican and Texas oilman who rebuffed agency scientists and refused act on climate change. Jackson came into office promising a more active EPA.
But she soon learned that changes would not occur as quickly as she had hoped. Jackson watched as a Democratic-led effort to reduce global warming emissions passed the House in 2009 but was then abandoned by the Senate as economic concerns became the priority. The concept behind the bill, referred to as cap-and-trade, would have established a system where power companies bought and sold pollution rights.


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The transducer designed for use with the Maptech Navigation Computer is a 170 kHz Fishfinder Sensor and a member of the Airmar family of Smart transducer sensors. It is designed to work with other installed transducers since the 170kHz is a fairly rare frequency and will not interfere with any other transducer on the vessel so long as its frequency is +/- 10 kHz from 170 kHz. For example, the most popular transducer on the market today is the split 200/50 kHz; this transducer would not interfere with the Maptech/Airmar Fishfinder Sensor as it is outside the +/- 10 kHz tolerance.
The 170 kHz Fishfinder Sensor provides real-time fishfinder, depth and temperature to the black box interface which sends the analog data to the SRN/i3 Navigator.
The 170 kHz Fishfinder Sensor's nominal power is variable up to 280 Watts RMS which is about 900 Watts peak to peak. The Maximum digital depth capability, depending on conditions, is 700 feet.
The nominal The 170 kHz Fishfinder Sensor's beam angle is 11°. The element is a 2" 170 kHz-A element.
Housing and Installation
The standard 170 kHz Fishfinder Sensor is retractable and fits into the Airmar P17 retractable transducer housing. This P17 housing is the same retractable housing used for the SRN/i3 NMEA Smart transducer. Thus, if a SRN or i3 owner wishes to upgrade to the 3D Fishfinder, swap the NMEA Smart Transducer for the 170 kHz Fishfinder Sensor without drilling another hole. In fact, the existing NMEA Smart Transducer in the hull can not be active, as it will conflict with the 170 kHz Fishfinder Sensor (as they use the same frequency.)
The optional tilt transducers are designed for situations where the transducer can not be installed on the centerline or flat spot on the hull. Depending on the hull dead rise either a 12° or 20° should be used. These transducers have the internal element tilted within the transducer so the beam points straight down while it's mounted flush on a dead rise.
Hull dead rise 0° to 6° - use the standard 0° transducer.
Hull dead rise 7° to 16° - use the 12° tilt.
Hull dead rise 16° to 28° - use the 20° tilt.
Note: When installing the 12° and 20° tilt transducers the arrow on the transducer cap should point toward the keel.
If the vessel on which the Fishfinder is to be installed on is a high speed (35+mph) boat, then the High Speed faring transducer should be used. Maptech has seen marginal results in some installations on high speed vessels.
The installation location for the transducer must be completely unobstructed:
1. The transducer must be at least 12" in front of any under water hardware.
2. No hardware can be placed in front of the transducer.
3. The transducer must be no further forward than mid ship.
4. The transducer must be in front of the propellers.
5. The transducer must be 24" away from any existing transducers.
Sonar/Fishfinder option - "Black Box" & Cable Technical Specifications
Fish Finder Extension Cables:
The 170 kHz Fishfinder Sensor uses a different extension cable then the NMEA Smart Transducer. The 170 kHz Fishfinder Sensor uses a 7 pin cable versus the 5 pin NMEA Smart Transducer. So when upgrading to a 3D Fishfinder, be sure to also change out the NMEA Smart transducer extension cable. These extension cables are available in 60' and 30' lengths.
Black Box:
The 170 kHz Fishfinder black box requires 12 volt DC power (24v power will destroy the box.) It outputs the analog Fishfinder data coming in from the 170 kHz Fishfinder transducer as well as NMEA 0183 for depth and temperature. Both NMEA depth and temperature are displayed in a data window on the Navigation Computer. The NMEA data is input on COM 4 of a Model 300 and COM 1 on a Type II. The Fishfinder analog data is input through COM 2 of a Model 300 and COM 3 on a Type II. The black box should be wired to its own on/off switch. When the black box is powered on, it runs the transducer and processes the NMEA data. Thus, regardless if power is applied to the Navigation Computer, NMEA depth and temperature data will be supplied to the NMEA bus for any other NMEA devices to display.


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