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Nissan launching a line of self repairing iPhone cases
Japanese car manufacturer Nissan has announced that it will soon be launching a line of self repairing cases for the iPhone. The Nissan Scratch Shield iPhone cases will use a special paint technology that Nissan already uses on its cars. The paint was developed back in 2005 in a joint effort between Nissan, the University of Tokyo and Advanced Softmaterials Inc.
The outer 'paint' is made from polyrotaxane, which means that when damage occurs to the coating in the form of a fine scratch, the chemical structure is able to react to change back to its original shape and fill the gap – 'healing' the blemish.
The case was launched to the press at a motor show in Dubai at the weekend with limited numbers available for testing. If demand is high, Nissan will look to launch the cases properly later in the year. It already licenses the paint technology to Japanese operator NTT DoCoMo who uses the finish on one of its own mobile devices
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i don't have any of the c-products 5.45x39 mags to test out, but since there not that expensive i'll likely order a couple one of these days.
with my limited testing on GI,D&H and magpull p-mags with the 5.45 round this is what i discovered.
the mag-pull p mags were the worst--they wouldn't feed more than about 7 rounds. any more and the 5.45 would sometimes stick down inside the mags.
the D&H steel mags fed up to 24+ rounds fine--but when emptying the rounds with the mag out of the weapon the rounds looked to be only held in place by the very back of the feed lips. when taking the rounds out of the mag by hand they were tilting around all over the place. to looking at this it is hard to see how it fed the rounds while in the weapon. these were the mags i used during my testing the other day. the spring would also get soft at about the mid way point. they seemed to work but i certainly can't trust them for 5.45 rounds. the D&H steel mags were the same with the green GI followers or the anti-tilt types.
so i dug deep into my old-old duffle bag and found some very old USGI aluminum mags and some really crappy made in china gun show junk mags that i bought back during the clinton AW ban.
these mags with the green followers feed the 5.45 about perfect. ironically the china junk mags in praticular love the 5.45.
after loading the rounds in them up to 28-29 rounds. they strip out easy, no binds, no tilting, no soft springy-ness anywhere in the mags while loaded up. i don't know that real 5.45 mags could be much better than these make-dos.
the moral of the story is. if you go with a 5.45 upper you may or may not need new mags. the new-hi tec mall ninja mags may not be the way to go with the 5.45x39. if you have some old mags that were questionable with 5.56--check them out as they may run 5.45 very well. from what i have seen so far the super tight fitting mags are not the way to go with the 5.45. the least expensive aluminum mags you can get your hands on may the best for 5.45

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Juventus striker Carlos Tevez has given up hope of going to the FIFA World Cup with Argentina despite his impressive club form.
The 29-year-old has 11 goals in all competitions for the Serie A champions, including a hat-trick in Juve's 4-0 win over Sassuolo on Sunday.
Despite being the league's second-highest goalscorer, Tevez does not expect to make a return to international football for the first time since 2011.
"I don't think my goals can convince (Alejandro) Sabella to take me to the World Cup," he told Tuttosport.
Tevez is determined to help Juventus secure a third straight title and win the top goalscorer award in his first season in Italy.
"I want to win the Scudetto with Juve, so I would also like to win the Capocannoniere crown," he added.
"I look to just do my best – sometimes I am able to do that, others I am not.
"The season is not over and we'll look to win every trophy available to us."
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The New Mexico State men's basketball team ends its WAC road trip at UTSA, Saturday Feb. 2 at 5 p.m. in San Antonio, Texas. The game can be heard on the Aggie Sports Network and KGRT 104 FM in Las Cruces with the 'Voice of the Aggies' Jack Nixon, and the pregame show starts 30 minutes prior to tip.
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The Aggies have won eight straight games and have a 14-8 overall record and 8-2 WAC record after an 86-72 win at Texas State, Jan. 31. Sophomore guard Daniel Mullings is leading the team with 14.8 points per game, and senior forwards Bandja Sy is also in double figures 11.1 points and 7.3 rebounds per game.
Scouting UTSA
The Roadrunners are 5-15 and 1-9 in the WAC following a 71-57 loss to Denver, Jan. 31. Senior guard Kannon Burrage provides a team-high 18.0 points per game, and senior guard Michael Hale III adds 16.0 points per game.
Series Notes
The Aggies have a 3-1 advantage in the all-time series. NM State won the first game of the year, 82-62, Jan. 3, in Las Cruces.
Previous Game
With a strong second-half start, the Aggies defeated UTSA, 82-62, Jan. 3. The Aggies broke the school record for team field goal percentage, which stood for 39 years. NM State shot 68.6 percent from the field (35-of-51) and broke the previous record of 66.2 percent from Jan. 19, 1974. The Aggies were also one shy of tying the school record for blocked shots with 11 against the Roadrunners. Senior forward Bandja Sy scored a career-high 25 points on 9-of-12 shooting. He also had eight rebounds, three blocks and two assists. Freshman center Sim Bhullar added 15 points on 7-of-8 shooting along with three blocked shots. He helped the Aggies to a 30-point advantage in points in the paint, 48-18. Sophomore guard Daniel Mullings was also in double figures with 14 points on 6-of-8 shooting. He added four steals and four assists. NM State posted a season-high 21 assists.
Aggies Beat Texas State 86-72
NM State opened its WAC road trip to the Lone Star State with an 86-72 win at Texas State. The victory is the Aggies' eighth straight. Senior forward Bandja Sy posted his third double-double of the season with 24 points and 13 rebounds. Sophomore guard Daniel Mullings provided 22 points, and freshman center Sim Bhullar added 10 points. Sophomore forward Remi Barry also scored 10 points, which is a career-high mark.


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Nani red card a grave injustice
Fifty-five minutes into their Champions League clash with Real Madrid on Tuesday night, Manchester United's dream of winning another treble was beginning to look extremely achievable.
Six days later, United are out of Europe and up against it to stay in the FA Cup after throwing away a two-goal lead to draw 2-2 with Chelsea at Old Trafford on Sunday.
Suffice to say it has been a bad week for Sir Alex Ferguson and his players.
Regarding the first controversial incident, which saw Nani sent off for a high challenge on Alvaro Arbeloa, I have nothing but sympathy for the Red Devils.
Every footballer in Nani's situation would have tried to bring the ball down in exactly the same way, and nine times out of 10 the winger would have done so without touching Arbeloa.
The fact that Nani did catch Arbeloa means his actions had to be considered careless or reckless by referee Cuneyt Cakir, but red cards should only be shown to players that use excessive force.
There is no way that Nani used more force than was necessary to bring the ball down. No matter how much United's detractors might argue otherwise, United suffered a grave injustice on this occasion.
Ferguson does himself no favours
Although he had a right to feel aggrieved, Ferguson has done himself no favours since Tuesday night's game.
First he refused to speak to the media, landing United in hot water with UEFA, then he banned reporters from the Daily Mail and Independent from the club after they printed stories claiming Wayne Rooney would leave Old Trafford in the summer, and then on Sunday he opted not to shake the hand of Rafa Benitez prior to United's FA Cup clash with Chelsea.
His media snub was somewhat understandable - I have written before that it's wrong managers are forced into discussing controversial incidents with the media so soon after matches, often getting themselves into trouble saying something they may not have done after time to calm down - but plenty of managers have fronted up after their sides have been on the wrong end of controversial decisions against United.
The same goes for erroneous media reports - press conferences would be empty if newspapers were banned every time they had printed an article that upset a manager.
As for snubbing Benitez, managers are under no obligation to shake hands before or even after games, but a failure to do so is always seen as disrespectful.
Ferguson may feel he has been disrespected by Benitez in the past, but the pettiness he has displayed over the past week is very unbecoming of a man with the title 'Sir' in front of his name.
Ferdinand a bad loser
Someone else letting Manchester United down this week has been Rio Ferdinand.
First he sarcastically applauded in the face of the referee after United's defeat to Real Madrid, and then on Sunday against Chelsea he shoved Fernando Torres, kicked him in his Achilles, and then dragged the striker back to his feet.
There were similar off-the-ball incidents in the Liverpool v Tottenham and Newcastle v Stoke games also on Sunday, but Ferdinand's actions hinted at a man that doesn't take losing - or not winning in Sunday's case - very well at all.
Lamah 'goal' makes technology case
Hibernian had a clear goal not given in Sunday's Edinburgh derby against Hearts, Leigh Griffiths' effort landing well over the line before spinning back out, proving the need for goal-line technology, which will finally arrive next season.
Also over the weekend, Swansea had a perfectly good goal disallowed at West Brom when Ronald Lamah was flagged for offside despite the ball landing at his feet via touches from Albion players Ben Foster and Gareth McAuley.
As I have written in the past, I am against video technology in the main as the majority of decisions in football come down to interpretation and are still argued about after countless replays.
However, offsides are one of the few things in football that are clear cut, and if further technology is to be introduced, it should undoubtedly be to right mistakes like the one which cost Swansea on Sunday.
You can follow me on Twitter @Homzy to see what I moan about for the rest of the week.


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On May 11, the Kiwanis Club of Indianapolis recognized six sets of foster parents at the Kiwanis Faith, Hope & Love Award Luncheon.
Two of the recipients the club honored for their contributions to their community were KidsPeace foster parents Juan Ballesteros and Amy Smallman.
The couple has fostered children of many races and ages by taking the necessary trainings to care for these children with specific needs. In the past four years, they have fostered 14 children who were emotionally and physically impaired. They cared for these children by showing them what it meant to be a part of a family.
An application submitted to nominate Juan and Amy lauds them for being team players who have always had positive relationships with case managers, agency staff and birth parents. They have constant communications with school staff to ensure the children's educational needs are being met. In addition they provide support at all of the foster children's court hearings and meetings and input on the best interests of the children.
Juan and Amy have also committed their time by getting involved with other foster parents and groups. They mentor new foster parents by providing them support when it comes to addressing certain behavioral issues. This goes to show that they are always willing to help out anyone in need.


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Chael Sonnen recounts almost getting punched by fan at TUF 17 Finale | News
A quarter-second later, and Chael Sonnen might have been the first UFC fighter to get punched by a fan.
Were it not for a security worker with lightning reflexes, Sonnen (28-12-1 MMA, 6-5 UFC) might've had a shiner to show off next week at UFC 159, where he meets champ Jon Jones (16-1 MMA, 10-1 UFC) at Newark, N.J.'s Prudential Center.
Sonnen was at The Ultimate Fighter 17 Finale when a male fan from Brazil called him over to the stands at Las Vegas' Mandalay Bay Events Center, UFC President Dana White relayed earlier today at a press conference for UFC on FOX 7, which takes place Saturday at HP Pavilion in San Jose, Calif.
Sonnen went over only to get swung on by the man, who "got bundled and dragged up every stair" of the arena while cursing the light-heavyweight contender, White said.
"It was very quick, like those things typically happen," said Sonnen in an interview today with MMAjunkie.com (UFC blog for UFC news, UFC rumors, fighter interviews and event previews/recaps). "I was visiting with some fans, and a gentleman had started in on me. Ultimately, that's what it led to.
"I think a fan can do anything they want. I think they can heckle, a fan can boo, but they can't touch you. But the same thing goes for me. I can yell at a fan too, but you can't touch them. If you want to be a fan, you buy the ticket, and you can have any energy you want, whether it's positive or negative. And in this case it was negative, and he went a little too far."
For all the verbal jabs he's thrown in his rise to prominence, Sonnen has taken plenty of boos, but he said no fan has ever gotten physical.
"It was really quite interesting," Sonnen said. "He was caught literally a quarter-second before it would have landed. I barely saw it coming in before a gentleman named Kaya stepped in and caught it."
Sonnen, though, said that he wouldn't have hit back had the security guard been a little slower.
"We only compete in highly regulated and sanctioned matches," he said. "I'm not a fan of that, but if he would have connected, I would have turned the other cheek and walked away. I certainly wouldn't have engaged him.
"The guy seemed like a perfectly nice guy. He was an Anderson Silva fan. He was backing Anderson Silva verbally. For it to turn physical, yes, that was a surprise. But until that point, he just seemed like a guy with a passion for his favorite fighter."


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ORNL has a 40-year history in R&D on fiber-reinforced composite materials, and has been leading DOE's low-cost carbon fiber initiative for more than a decade. While the global market for carbon fiber is still largely restricted to high end applications such as aerospace, economists predict that if cost of producing carbon fiber can be reduced by 50% the market will quadruple in the next five years. Automotive companies are particularly interested in adopting new stronger and lighter materials as a means of meeting impending new CAFE standards. I&ED Partnerships Staff is leading an effort to capitalize on these unique R&D assets by creating new industry cluster of in the East Tennessee region.
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Kent State Seeks Nominations for Alumni AwardsPosted Oct. 16, 2013
The Kent State University Alumni Association is seeking nominations for the Alumni Awards. These awards recognize graduates in the area of leadership, service, character and professional development.
"The alumni association is proud to recognize notable, accomplished graduates," said Joy Foreman, Kent State's assistant director of alumni relations. "These awards not only bring distinction to the alumni who receive them, but to the university as they showcase the contributions Kent State graduates make to their professions and society."
Five individual alumni awards will be granted along with three awards for alumni association chapters and area representatives. Individuals can choose to nominate themselves or other deserving Kent State graduates.
"We encourage everyone to nominate a graduate they feel is deserving of recognition," Foreman said. "The alumni association wants alumni whose achievements represent Kent State's spirit, character and tradition of excellence to be acknowledged."
Nominations will be accepted until Dec. 31. Award recipients will be notified the following spring and recognized at the 2014 Kent State Homecoming.
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Wade deserves the ax if Bills miss playoffs [9:01 AM]
Buffalo News reports: 'If the team misses the playoffs, Phillips and his supporters will no doubt use the current rash of injuries as an excuse. He shouldn't get off that easily.'
Thurman will hobble back to Buffalo [9:00 AM]
Buffalo News reports: '"I've just been thinking about going through my rehab and I'm supposed to have surgery next week," he said. "Once that's done, when the season's over with, I'll have made up my decision on what to do."'
Bills will stick with 3-4 defense [6:33 AM]
D and C reports: '"To make a long story short," Cottrell said, "we're not switching defenses."'
Don't look for Thomas on the field this Sunday [6:32 AM]
D and C reports: '"I was really looking forward to going up there and playing in that stadium and being on the opposite sideline to see how the fans and everybody would react to me being in a Dolphins' uniform," Thomas said yesterday. "It was something I was really looking forward to."'
Fiedler improves, may start Sunday [6:31 AM]
Miami Herald reports: 'The Dolphins are optimistic quarterback Jay Fiedler and running back Lamar Smith will return to the starting lineup for Sunday's game at Buffalo.'
Moulds catching on quickly [6:31 AM]
Miami Herald reports: 'Through the long-running controversy the past three seasons over whether Johnson or Flutie is the right guy for the Bills, Moulds has thrived, rising up the ranks of the NFL's top receivers.'
K. Williams blasts Jets [6:30 AM]
Miami Herald reports: '[In 1999] Williams underwent three surgeries, but the Jets actually cut his salary by a third during the sickness. Williams said Wednesday that episode had repercussions on his being waived three weeks ago.'
Thomas will be there (keeping low profile) [6:29 AM]
Fort Lauderdale Sun Sentinel reports: 'Thomas will ride with the team from the hotel to the stadium, a route where visiting teams are greeted rudely by some of the NFL's most passionate fans.'
QB, runner better, may be fit to play [6:28 AM]
Fort Lauderdale Sun Sentinel reports: 'Quarterback Jay Fiedler and running back Lamar Smith got through Wednesday's practice without major complications, which increases the possibility they'll be in the lineup Sunday at Buffalo.'
Johnson the survivor of Bills' QB mess [6:27 AM]
Palm Beach Post reports: 'This much is sure when the Dolphins play the Bills at Ralph Wilson Stadium on Sunday: Johnson will be the starting quarterback. Not Doug Flutie.'
Fiedler might start against Buffalo [6:26 AM]
Palm Beach Post reports: 'Fiedler, who had not practiced since Nov. 17, said he felt good, but he remains listed as questionable.'
Former Jet Williams happy to join Dolphins [8:49 PM]
AP reports: 'One year removed from a rare illness that nearly killed him, Kevin Williams finds it easy to look on the bright side.'
Fiedler may start Sunday against Bills [8:46 PM]
AP reports: 'Jay Fiedler, who has been sidelined by a pinched nerve in his neck, returned to practice Wednesday and might start Sunday at Buffalo.'
Injured Thomas will make trip to Buffalo [8:45 PM]
AP reports: 'Sidelined by a season-ending knee injury, Thomas plans to watch from a Rich Stadium skybox as the Bills play his new team, the Miami Dolphins.'
Special teams go nowhere fast [9:01 AM]
Buffalo News reports: 'With only four games left in the regular season, the Buffalo Bills' beleaguered special teams are showing no signs of crawling out of the mire in the NFL statistical rankings.'
Talley, Warlick to be honored on field [9:00 AM]
Buffalo News reports: 'The Buffalo Bills will present former standouts Darryl Talley and Ernie Warlick with the Ralph C. Wilson Jr. Distinguished Service Award in an on-field ceremony prior to Sunday's 1 p.m. game against the Miami Dolphins.'
Wannstedt builds team to be weather-proof [7:40 AM]
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No reprieve [7:38 AM]
Miami Herald reports: 'The Dolphins are 0-5 in Buffalo in games played after Thanksgiving.'
Dolphins won't take playoffs for granted [7:37 AM]
Fort Lauderdale Sun Sentinel reports: 'When Dolphins coach Dave Wannstedt says a 9-3 record doesn't guarantee a playoff spot, he isn't seeking extra motivation for his team entering Sunday's game at Buffalo. He's speaking from experience.'
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Palm Beach Post reports: 'The Dolphins have signed Kevin Williams -- no, not the former University of Miami receiver, but the ex-Jets safety who survived a life-threatening bacterial infection last year.'
Special Teams Keep Giving It Away [10:10 PM]
Buffalo Post reports: 'With just under six minutes left in the fourth quarter of Tampa Bay's 31-17 win over Buffalo on Sunday, the Bills' nightmare recurred when Karl Williams exposed their punt team with a 73-yard runback. The score, which came after a 57-yard Chris Mohr punt, gave the Bucs a 24-14 lead with 5:34 remaining, consigning Buffalo's comeback hopes to "Please, Lord" status.'
Playoff Hopes Injured In Tampa Train Wreck [10:09 PM]
Buffalo Post reports: 'When Buffalo�s already-battered defense lost three more defensive starters during a31-17 loss to Tampa Bay, the Bills� playoff hopes were also finished Sunday with a noticeable limp.'
Inept special teams unit costing Bills [8:12 PM]
AP reports: 'Inexperienced to begin with, and now suddenly injury-riddled, the Bills punt and kick return squads rank at the bottom of the NFL's 31 teams, and their punt coverage unit is 21st overall.'
Safety Greg Jeffries on injured reserve, Kevin Williams signed [8:10 PM]
AP reports: 'The Miami Dolphins put backup safety Greg Jeffries on injured reserve Tuesday after he underwent surgery on his left knee. The team signed former Jets safety Kevin Williams to replace him.'
Dolphins sign S Kevin Williams [8:09 PM]
Sportsticker reports: 'The Miami Dolphins today made a move to add depth in their secondary, signing safety Kevin Williams.'
Cowart will miss five weeks [9:00 AM]
Buffalo News reports: '"It's not the way I wanted it to come to an end," said Cowart, who leads the NFL in tackles and was on pace to obliterate the Bills' season-season record. "Injuries are part of the game. Anytime that uniform goes on, you're taking a risk."'
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Buffalo News reports: 'The Bills on Sunday lost three key defensive players who had combined to record 305 tackles, 10 1/2 sacks and eight interceptions this year.'
Cowart, Phillips cry foul over Middleton's block [7:39 AM]
St. Petersburg Times reports: 'Bucs coach Tony Dungy said the tackle was not illegal but an unfortunate dose of bad luck.'
Hurting defense needs a rest [5:04 AM]
D and C reports: 'Their 31-17 loss may have doomed their chances of competing for a playoff berth the final four games of the regular season, thanks to an unprecedented rash of injuries to their No. 5-ranked defense.'
Gritty Bills won't quit on season [5:03 AM]
D and C reports: '"The season doesn't end today," Irvin said about as often as Rob Johnson gets sacked. "We still have to play four football games and everybody on this team believes in everybody who's on the field. We are a very sound football team."'
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Academic Magnet High School received high praise Tuesday afternoon when U.S. News & World Report released its top 10 high schools of 2013. The Raptors were slotted at No. 10.
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"All courses offered at Academic Magnet High School are either honors or Advanced Placement courses, and every student completes a year-long independent research project," the website noted. "Students' work has been published in multiple academic and professional journals. The school's new campus keeps students connected with Wi-Fi access in the cafeteria, a media center and three computer labs."
Student-to-teacher ratio is 15:1 with a total student enrollment of 610. U.S. News also calculates a "College Readiness Index" measuring proficiency in math and English. Numbers are generated from student performance on state exit exams and AP/IB exams. The Raptors earned perfect marks – 100 percent in both math and English and a College Readiness Index of 100.
Perhaps the most interesting statistics were found in studies of the rest of the school district. Among 15 total schools of 13,069 students, English proficiency was 54 percent, math proficiency was 45 percent and College Readiness was 17.3.
Academic Magnet principal Judith Peterson did not immediately return a request for comment.
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Black Friday sales have started, what apps and games did you get?
C'mon guys,
Every other iphone site has a massive list of what's on sale, so I say kudos to Rene for not parroting information that's everyplace and easy to find. Try Appshopper for a comprehensive search of everything that's been updated or put on sale.
I filled in my Gameloft collection for iPad, with more than 6 "HD" titles on sale, including Prince of Persia, Let's Golf 2, and Hero of Sparta 2, Splinter Cell Conviction, and Settlers. Big fun!
Just based on the notices devs sent us, there were hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of apps on sale, and that wasn't half of what the aggregate sites were reporting.
When I said pretty much everything is on sale, I meant it.
I took advantage of the Navigon sale
Super Monkey Ball 2 sale!
Wow that whole list on the website is all for Iphone games not Ipad games when I first started glancing at it I thought it was too good to be true. Good Ipad games for .99 cents wow until I saw for iphone only I could not find any one of the mentions for IPAD on sale only on Iphone maybe next time when TIPB folks are going to publish something tell us the catch give us some direction not Pretty much every apps and game you can imagine is on Thanksgiving/Black Friday/Cyber Monday sale in the iTunes App Store
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MINFORD — On a day in which started with reflection turned to anger and frustration for the Minford Falcon baseball team Saturday.
After taking a moment of silence to remember late assistant coach Don Sanford, who passed away last month, Minford could not find enough breaks to defeat visiting Jackson in a doubleheader to open up the season for both teams. Falcons coach Tim Martin expressed his displeasure with his team after dropping both games.
"We remembered coach Sanford right off the bat because he was a big part of this," Martin said. "For the most part, we played good in the first game. We competed every inning.
"The second game, it proved a lot to the fact that you've got compete every time you come out. We didn't do that in the second game today. We were lackadaisical, period, from the word go, you've got to throw strikes and you've got to hit."
By the time Eli Duduit became the first Minford baserunner of the afternoon when he was hit by a Brier Stanley pitch in the opener, the Ironmen were enjoying a 2-0 lead. That advantage grew to 3-0 heading into the home half of the fifth when Nate Beasley balked in Tyler Neal.
The Falcons responded in the fifth, scoring twice to cut the lead down to a single run. However, the rally ended when Levi Jenkins was picked off at second to close the frame.
Eli Daniels started off the bottom of the sixth with a single and was replaced by pinch runner Jack White, who advanced a base on a Quinten Smith single on the next pitch off Jackson reliever Zack LeMaster. After Beasley flied out, Tyler Comer flied to center and White tagged to third.
But on appeal, the umpired deemed that White left before the catch, ending Minford's last threat of taking the first game. Although taking the loss and going the distance, Beasley proved to be a positive influence throughout.
"It's a good sign, senior leadership, which we've only got two on the squad," Martin said. "Nate competed and kept us in the ball games. That's what you expect out of him, he's going to have to be our workhorse this year because we're going to have to depend on a lot of kids younger to pitch."
The Falcons started the finale with a 2-1 lead. But Jackson came in the second and started to make its mark, scoring 12 of the next 13 runs in a span of two and a half innings. Minford did score three of the final four to avoid the mercy rule for a 14-6 final.
One reason for the offensive spurt by the Ironmen was a result of the Falcon defensive miscues. In Game 2, Minford committed six errors. The loss was pinned on Smith, who relieved Seth Jenkins after 1.1 innings of work.
The lone offensive bright spot for the Falcons came in the form of Daniels, who was 4-for-8 for the day with a double and two runs batted in.
One point Martin made was to the fact that it's an open competition for many of the spots on the field.
"There's some freshmen that are eager to play and they're going to get a shot because we're not going to deal with this," Martin said."
The next evaluation comes Monday when Zane Trace pays a visit for a 6 p.m. first pitch.
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Game 1
Jackson 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 — 3 6 1
Minford 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 — 2 6 2
Jackson — Neal 2-4 (2B, R), Sexton 2-4 (2B, RBI), Parks 0-2 (BB), Spriggs 1-3 (R), Stanley 1-3 (RBI), Parana 0-1 (2 BB, SB, R).
Minford — L. Jenkins 1-3 (RBI), Duduit 0-1 (2 HBP), Daniels 2-3 (2B), Smith 1-3, Comer 1-3 (R), Joyce 1-3 (R).
W — Stanley (1-0)
L — Beasley (0-1)
S — Leach (1)
Records — Jackson 1-0; Minford 0-1.
Game 2
Jackson 1 2 5 5 1 0 0 — 14 9 4
Minford 2 1 0 1 1 0 1 — 6 8 6
Jackson — Neal 1-4 (BB, RBI, 2 R), Sexton 1-3 (BB, HBP, 2 R), Abrams 1-4 (BB, 2 RBI, R), Parks 2-4 (BB, RBI), Spriggs 1-4 (BB, RBI), Stanley 0-2 (3 BB, 3 R), Cole Massie 2-3 (BB, 2 R), Stapleton 0-2 (BB, R), Parana 1-2 (2B, BB, HBP, RBI, 2 R), Malone 0-0 (BB).
Minford — L. Jenkins 1-3 (BB, SAC, SB, 2 RBI, 2 R), Mersiel 1-3 (BB, SAC, R), Daniels 2-5 (2 RBI), Smith 0-1 (BB, RBI), Beasley 0-3 (BB), Joyce 0-3 (BB, 2 SB), A. Alley 1-3 (2B, BB, 3 R), Stringer 2-3 (BB), Powell 1-3 (RBI).
W — Cole Massie (1-0)
L — Smith (0-1)
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Using an established customer satisfaction process adapted from CR Magazine's sister publications, we identified the top players in the PR space, using data and feedback from your colleagues and other readers.
By Elliot Clark
Ranking service providers is a new and ongoing feature of CR Magazine, designed to improve the practice of corporate responsibility. We have implemented strict survey protocols developed in our HR publications that are described below.
Service providers are an important tool in the arsenal of the Corporate Responsibility Officer. One key partner is the communication firm. Being a good citizen is paramount, but to maximize the benefit of good citizenship you need to communicate with customers, shareholders, and employees.
Corporate Responsibility Officers, or CROs, are at a point of evolution similar to where human resources leaders were prior to 1980. HR was then known as personnel, or, in unionized companies, labor relations. The professional association was the American Society of Personnel Administrators, with barely 3,000 individual members. In 1989 the group changed its name to the Society of Human Resources Management, or SHRM, a change that rapidly professionalized the HR practice. Today SHRM has 250,000 global members representing companies with an estimated aggregate budget of over $200 billion. Yet, even in the HR market, there existed no reliable independent ratings of HR service providers, a fact bemoaned by HR leadership.
In 2002, CR Magazine's sister publications HRO Today and HRO Europe began ranking several categories of HR service firms in what are known as Baker's Dozen Customer Satisfaction Ratings. Since 2007 the Baker's Dozen lists have been based on a highly successful customer satisfaction survey methodology. Practitioners in the HR field have actually produced our rankings in post-RFP bid meetings and asked the bidder about why they scored well or poorly in our survey. Our customer satisfaction-driven approach has become the gold standard in vendor evaluation. So, why introduce it to CR Magazine?
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CONCORD, N.C. – Top Kart, Razor and Competition Karting Inc. are the 2012 Chassis Manufacturer champions in WKA's three national series.
Top Kart won a tiebreaker with Arrow in the Mazda / Bridgestone Manufacturers Cup Series. Razor won its second straight championships in the RLV Tuned Exhaust Products Gold Cup Series. And CKI earned another championship in the VEGA / TS Racing Road Racing Series.
Top Kart, which is imported by the Bethlehem, Pa.-based Grand Products Inc., entered New Castle four wins ahead of Arrow and the clear favorite its first Man Cup chassis title.
But Arrow rallied at New Castle, posting six wins at the Indiana track to Top Kart's two. The finish was one of the most exciting in the history of the WKA Chassis Manufacturer championship race and had many racers and team members of all chassis brands abuzz throughout the McLaughlin Motorsports Grand Nationals.
Houston, Texas' Mason Chelootz won the most races for Top Kart. Chelootz wheeled his blue No. 00 mounts to 12 feature wins and three national championshpis. Other Top Kart final winners were Scott Ferris (six), Chris Wehrheim (two), John Ferris III (two) and Garrett Johnston and John Dixon, who each won once.
Birel, which had won the Man Cup Chassis title from 2008 to 2011, settled for a tie with Haase for third. Birel and Haase each had 16 final victories. Merlin rounded out the top five with 14 triumphs.
Twelve different chassis makes won a Man Cup main event in 2012.
Arrow was third in the Gold Cup with 18 wins. Bandit, which hasn't built chassis in several years, still won 17 mains for fourth place. The Concord, N.C.-based MGM earned 15 Gold Cup wins for fifth.
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