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5. Do the diamond abrasives wear out, and how would I replace them?
The diamond abrasives will last for many, many years without need for repair or replacement. If the abrasives need replacement, send the sharpener back to EdgeCraft and, for a nominal fee, EdgeCraft will replace the abrasives, clean and lubricate the sharpener, and ship the sharpener back. The abrasives, however, should last a long time with normal household use.
6. Does the Chef'sChoice Model 110 sharpen serrated knives?
The Chef'sChoice Model 110 will realign and polish the tips of serrated knives in Stages 2 and 3. The Models 120, 130 and 320, however, are the best of our sharpeners to use for serrated knives. (Please read your instruction manual before sharpening serrated knives with the Model 110). TIP: A straight edged knife sharpened on the Chef'sChoice Model 110 will do a much cleaner job of cutting a tomato or a loaf of bread than a serrated knife.
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Located mostly in CA, Adventure 16 (or A16 as they like to shorten it), is a decent gear shop. My parents live near one so I'm always sending my mom in when they have sales to find me stuff. I just received this email and though those in CA that don't know about the place may be interested. This is for their Oceanside location only, but if your in CA it may be worth seeing if there's one near you and adding yourself to their mailing list.http://bit.ly/rpUfdAedit:link shortened using bit.ly
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For you guys that mount your own tires on other bikes besides Wings... have you ever run across a set of tires that you couldn't get the bead to set?
If so...
* What did you discover the problem was, and...
* How did you solve the problem?
Here's what I've got:
I'm trying to mount a pair of off-road Continental TKC 80 tubeless tires on a brand new set of BMW spoke-wheels for an R1200GS. And yes, I said SPOKE wheels. The BMW spoke wheels are made for tubeless tires by lacing the wheel to the outside edge of the rim. You can see the tire & type wheel in the picture below:
Mounting the tires was simple enough, and I'm using a Craftsman 30 gal compressor set at 90psi to inflate them... as I've used successfully on at least 20 other sets of tires.
But for some reason, I just can't get these babies to seal. I can't even get the bead to set good enough to get 15 lbs of pressure in them. I've run my hand all over & under the tire while trying to inflate it, and can't feel any significant air leaks. I've tried using 2 ratchet straps across the tires at the 12 & 9 o'clock and 3 & 9 o'clock positions. I've tried different valve cores. All to no avail.
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Mr. Edward "Ed" John Bittenbender, age 65, of 416 Crawford Road died Sunday, December 4, 2011, at Betsy Johnson Regional Hospital in Dunn. Funeral services will be 11:00AM Wednesday, December 7, 2011, at the Rose & Graham Funeral Home Chapel in Coats. Officiating will be Rev. Stancil Baucom. Burial will follow in Coats City Cemetery.
Mr. Bittenbender was born August 31, 1946 in Pennsylvania to the late Margaret Lynn Price Bittenbender. He was a retired Executive Chef. Mr. Bittenbender was a US Army veteran of Vietnam. He was also a member of Pleasant Memory Baptist Church and was in the Church Choir.
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Tuesday, February 4, 2014
ZAMBOANGA City Mayor Ma. Isabelle Climaco-Salazar has expressed her gratitude to the volunteers from Taiwan for donating temporary classrooms for students whose classroom buildings are being used by families displaced by the September 2013 standoff.
This as the Tzu Chi Foundation donated on Tuesday some 80 temporary classrooms at the national high school in the village of Talon-Talon, five kilometers east of Zamboanga City.
"We are delighted to receive these temporary classrooms for our children that will give them a better space that is conducive to learning. We are so thankful to the Tzu Chi," Salazar said.
Salazar said her administration is doing everything possible to take care of students' education, especially in schools that have been used by families displaced by the standoff last September.
The standoff started last September 9, when hundreds of Moro National Liberation Front (MNLF) rebels have infiltrated the city.
"So, in spite of the crisis there is so much hope in our city as we are now finalizing the Zamboanga City Roadmap to Recovery and Reconstruction (Z3R) master plan," Salazar said.
The tents cum temporary classrooms are made of steel and plastic boards (Polypropylene) donated by the Taiwan Buddhist Tzu Chi Foundation through the Tzu Chi Zamboanga headed by Dr. Anton Lim.
The flooring of each of the classroom is concreted that are slightly elevated from the ground.
The tents are environment friendly, economical and conducive to learning as they absorb heat and noise. Each tent would cost US$7,200.
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A summary of all the progress that has been made and some discussion of the Beta release.
Posted by Auric on Sep 25th, 2013
It'd been awhile since I've made a post here! I felt like it'd be awkward if I just showcased one small feature, so I waited until I had the ability to showcase several!
Recently, I've been finishing all the features that are classified as "necessary for Beta". This basically means that they're necessary for Dunlore to be an actual game and for it to also be unique. A list of these can be viewed below. As you'll see, only one major feature remains. This, of course, doesn't include the many bugs I'll find(unfortunately).
Dunlore Moderation IRC Bot
Finish Scrolls
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Finish Archer Armor Art
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Finish Hat Art
Finish Flux Shifting Techniques
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Recently I've also been redoing loads of the old artwork. Some of this artwork dates back to 2 years ago, so a replacement was well overdue!
Right here you can see a sample of this. On the bottom there are the old rocks and ores, and on top are the new ones.
A few lucky people I know got to test Dunlore in these past few weeks! We worked out a ton of bugs and made quite the significant amount of progress on the game. It was a blast!
Here's a screenshot of Miotatsu (who is one of the testers) using innocent prisoners as target practice.
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|LeDonna Hall and Kasandra Asay bring books, memory cards and ballot cannisters to the county clerk's office Tuesday night. Sulika Merrell, Alexis Horsley and Robert Pero examine the materials to make certain that everything is correct and in place before the votes were counted.
Nationally, the major 2006 election story focused on the Democratic Party's revival.
But in Carbon County, one of the closest elections in memory took place on Nov. 7.
In the race for the east county school board seat, Ed Chavez from Wellington and Ruby Cordova from East Carbon stayed neck and neck all night.
After all of the regular and early ballots were tallied, election officials realized that the race will not be decided until the absentee and provisionary ballots are counted.
"This is the closest race I have seen in my years as clerk -auditor of this county," pointed out Robert Pero on Tuesday evening.
"Between Nov. 14 to 20, we will be counting the absentee ballots that come in as well as the provisional ballots that were submitted today. That may make the difference in the race," continued the county clerk-auditor.
With Cordova leading Chavez by a slim 451 to 449 margin, the outstanding ballots could make the county board of education race go either way.
"I haven't had much sleep for a few nights and I thought tonight I would get some," commented Cordova, who was at the county courthouse when Pero made the announcement. "I guess I won't for a few more days."
Write-in candidate Bruce Atwood appeared to have received 105 votes in the contested race for the board of education position.
But Pero could not offcially confirm whether all of the 105 votes actually went to Atwood.
"I think the writing is on the wall," said Atwood as he walked out of the commission chambers.
But the writing on the wall in Chavez' estimation was a little different.
"I think the write in vote made a difference in this race," commented Chavez. "I guess we will have to wait until next week to see what happens."
The absentee and provisional ballots will be counted at the 2006 election canvass, when the vote is certified.
Provisional ballots are used by voters who appear at polling stations where they are not registered or who have identification problems.
The clerk's office will examine the ballots and determine whether the voters are properly registered.
If there is a tie in the final tally, state law specifies that election officers must choose the winner by lot in a public meeting with the candidates present.
That could mean Chavez and Cordova might be drawing straws to see who gets to serve on the school board.
A second election matter of local interest was the county commission race between incumbent Democrat Bill Krompel and Republican challenger Gerald Lloyd.
Krompel's bid for re-election was victorious, with the incumbent receiving 2,927 votes to challenger Lloyd's 1,833.
"He has me by about a 60 to 40 majority," commented Lloyd on Tuesday. "That's about the same distance that was between me and [Mike] Milovich a couple of years ago when I ran against him for commissioner."
Price's zoo, arts and parks tax proposition passed with 1,011 people voting for the proposal and 804 casting ballots against the initiative.
The favorable vote means Price will add one-tenth of one cent to the city's sales tax assessment next year.
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As you well know, Motorola's RAZR 2 V8 isn't slated to land on T-Mobile until October 15th, but how's about a few looks to keep you antsy over the weekend? Thanks to a tipster who managed to get his hands around one of the T-Mobile-branded handsets, we're now getting our first looks at the device. So without further ado, why not check out the gallery below to see what the fuss is all about?
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1958 Horatio Alger Award Winner
"If you work hard, you can always find a way to succeed."
At the age of seven, and wearing a brace because of a polio attack, Raymond Salvati sold newspapers on the streets of his hometown of Monongah, West Virginia. When he was 10, he was able to discard the brace and went to work as a shoe-shine boy in a barber shop. By the time he was 13, he was a full-fledged barber and worked from dawn until midnight each Saturday to support himself. To work his way through college, he sold pots and pans door to door in the summer. He graduated from college as an honor student and went to work as a laborer for Island Creek Coal Company. He became president of the coal company 27 years later. Under his leadership, Island Creek became the third largest commercial coal producer in the world, with annual sales of $125 million in 1957.* Deceased


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2014 World Cup: Kwesi Appiah facing tough decisions ahead of naming final squad
By Patrick Akoto
Over the next couple of weeks each display by Ghana's 2014 World Cup hopefuls will be heavily scrutinized by the country's powerful media.
Marks out of 10 will be given along with updated World Cup chances (on the plane, in contention etc).
Television will heighten the highlight of individual performances with studio pundits analyzing and dissecting the pluses and minuses. Radio phone-ins will be a platform for the fans' views.
There will be World Cup overkill as everybody has an opinion about the 23 players Kwesi Appiah should select for Brazil.
The upcoming international friendly matches against Honduras and the Netherlands will afford the chance to the Ghanaian trainer to select his final men for the biggest football fiesta on earth.
He has up to May 13 to reveal his provisional 30-man squad and will use the few days to assess his troops before announcing his final squad later that month.
It will be anything but nice for Appiah when he tells the unlucky seven players they are returning to Ghana and not flying to Brazil as he submits his final 23-man squad to FIFA.
The next couple of days will prove crucial for the indigenous man as he has the biggest task of naming players who should be largely embraced by local fans.
There are bound to be surprises and criticism over the decision to include certain players in the squad and that perhaps makes the work of a coach extremely difficult.
There have been massive campaigns in the local media to have preferred players included in the set-up as the race for a place in Kwesi Appiah's squad intensify.
The ex-Kotoko great has insisted he has close to 20 'untouchables' in his squad, meaning only three new faces could be drafted into the team if the injury situation improves.
Both foreign-based and local stars are all determined to catch the eye of Appiah well aware appearing at the global stage will prove the catalyst for a massive breakthrough.
Injuries and a sudden loss of form apart, Appiah probably has 18 of the 23 players inked in as the boys for Brazil.
Goalkeepers: Adam Kwarasey, Fatau Dauda
Defenders: Samuel Inkoom, Daniel Opare, Harrison Afful, John Boye, Jerry Akaminko
Midfielders: Michael Essien, Sulley Muntari, Emmanuel Agyemang-Badu, Kwadwo Asamoah, Kevin-Prince Boateng,Mubarak Wakaso, Christian Atsu, Andre Ayew, Rabiu Mohammed
Forwards: Asamoah Gyan, Abdul Majeed Waris
But a number of players considered as key could miss out of the party with growing competition for places becoming fierce.
The place of Sochaxu striker Jordan Ayew is not cast in stone with growing talents like David Accam and Richmond-Boakye Yiadom hoping to gazump him for a place in the final squad.
South Africa-based Rashid Sumaila, Awal Mohammed, Daniel Agyei are all in with a chance with a chance.
Cordoba goalkeeper Razak Brimah as well as veteran Richard Kingson cannot be glossed over with CHAN hero Stephen Adams waiting patiently for his chance.
In-form Parma Afriyie Acquah could gatecrash the squad while former Ghana Under-20 striker Ebenezer Assifuah is being considered, according to media reports.
However, it's becoming increasingly obvious that Isaac Vorsah will likely miss the tournament with his return date unclear.
Greuther Furth defender Baba Abdul Rahman is another promising player who could make the final cut but uncertainty hangs over Portugal-based David Addy.
Winger Albert Adomah is highly regarded as Kwesi Appiah's favourite 'home boy' due to perceived family ties and could be on board the plane to the South American country.
Powerful defender John Mensah, pocket-size midfielder Anthony Annan as well as Derek Boateng have slim chances of making the squad.
But with places for 18 players firmly grabbed, which five other players do you think should add up to the number for Brazil?
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You know how our dads will turn us green with envy while casually mentioning seeing The Wailers or Led Zeppelin live? Nope? That's just mine? Well the disappointment and jealous expressions on my future children's faces was what was playing and re-playing through my mind on Sunday night as Pearl Jam took the stage.
Phantogram's first song at their 5:00 slot on ACL's Miller Lite stage was none other than the first song off their new album Voices, dropped earlier this year. The time slot had to fight with simultaneous performances from Jenny Lewis and Chromeo, but looking at the crowd you wouldn't have known.
Seeing Interpol live has long since been at the top of my bucket list. It's not that I would ever claim to be among the longest or greatest fans, it's just that they've been around forever (to someone born in 1989, being a band since 1997 IS forever!) and I've built such a huge reverence for the collection of music, and very specific sound, they've cultivated and stayed true to.
If you know anyone that attended the festival this year, your social media was probably flooded with these hashtags and retweets about how mind-blowing this show was. It was so highly-anticipated I feared it wouldn't live up to the bar everyone from the previous weekend had set. But at 8:15, they buried my fears.
There are some bands you never tire of. You'll pay any price, drive to any city, and enjoy each show with the unvarnished enthusiasm of someone seeing them for the first time. That's how I feel about The Avett Brothers.
Well, Austin, it's that time of year again. Forget about driving anywhere in or near Barton Springs and Zilker Park, and double the average commute time, the number of bloody mary's at brunch, and the excitement. The obligatory grumblings about sudden and temporary population inflation are nothing compared to the how grateful we are, as locals of this wonderful city, to be hosting visitors and artists and creatives alike. This is our favorite time of the year, guys, and not just because it's tim
Dear Austin City Limits,
Happy Anniversary! Congratulations on making it to the big 1-0. Your gifts of aluminum, diamonds, and tin are in the mail! Well, maybe.
Be sure to catch Dale Earnhardt Jr.
New Orleans-based icons, the Preservation Hall Jazz Band will perform with The Del McCoury Band at the Austin City Limits Music Festival on Saturday September 17th at 7:00pm, on the Vista Equity Stage.
The last day of a festival is always bittersweet. You get excited for the festival headliner but also deep down you wish you could replay the weekend over and over again and perhaps catch some of those bands, that due to scheduling conflicts, you painstakingly missed in the days before.
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I'm a feature film director!
Posted on September 11, 2011
The last weeks has been very stressful but also fun. My dream since I was a young boy has become true! I'm actually a real feature film director now! :)
I was asked to direct the feature film "Til siste hinder" with the English title "Coming home" in 2009. It's a horse movie with a lot of girls and horses, and not the kind of film I would predict that I would direct, but that didn't matter at all. I was 21 years old at the time I was asked, and very privileged to be asked to direct it!
24th of August this year, "Til siste hinder" had a premiere in Norway, and it's still being screened all over Norway! :)
I explain what I have been through the last weeks in this video. Hope you enjoy!
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Martijn September 12, 2011 12:32 am
Funny thing, you are 21 years old and I'm 27 (this friday 28) and still you inspire me and make me more enthusiastic to make movies..
Next year I'm planning to see Norway with my 2 year old son and girlfriend, do some sightseeing and enjoying the vacation.
Maybe we can hang out? Let me know!
Line September 12, 2011 9:28 pm
Hello !
My name is Line and i'm French girl, i'm webdesigner in a web agency and i'll have to direct and edit videos (artistic,commercials and interviews for my company)(i made some short films when i was in Fine Art School, one of them is a music video and is now on the DVD Punk Rock Holocaust). I was looking for informations about filming with a DSLR and i found your video "location scout" made with the Canon 550D. The result is truly amazing ! Then i discovered your films and now i'm just under the spell of your work ! I read all your advice and i think i'm going to buy the 550D with the standard kit to begin (i don't want to spend too much money but if i need sound, i don't know what kind of material i would need and if the 550D is enough to handle it).
Your work is very inspiring and just make me want to direct again !
Thank you very much and congratulations for your movie "Til Siste Hinder" ! I hope i could see it one day, even if i have to come to Norway! ;)
Line Behr
Dorian October 10, 2011 8:45 pm
Hi Anders, congratulations! It must be such a great feeling to finally see a self directed movie in a real cinema.
I am actually in the first steps of making a short film as a bachelor thesis and I'm looking forward to shoot it in december. Its so much fun.
Beside, for the next year I am searching for some practical experience outside Germany, so if you are working on a project and maybe need a set runner? Call me :-)
Best regards,
Anders Øvergaard November 25, 2011 3:40 pm
Thank you so much for your comments! I really appreciate it! :D
I will contact you as soon as I need help, hehe! And good luck with your projects :)


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In the spirit of "talk about gear less and talk about trips more," I just returned from a five day, 75 mile solo packrafting trip down the Dirty Devil River in southeast Utah.Warm and sunny, flow ~125-250 cfs. I parked near Hite then hitched to a gas station in Hanksville and paid somone $20 to drive me down the "Landfill Road" to the river. I drained my camera battery quickly shooting lots of video so all clips (except for the bridge shot) are from above Poison Springs Wash Road (mile 50).I learned a lot about basic video editing (I've never done any before) and how to set up shots in the field (more challenging when you're solo and you have to film yourself paddling). Feedback (positive and especially negative) is much appreciated. My future videos will be much better.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=baj5aPTWp8QKeep your eye on the gauge and give it a go at anything over 100 cfs (http://waterdata.usgs.gov/usa/nwis/uv?site_no=09333500). It's a great mellow float on remote water. I saw one group of three in IKs (they had to drag more than I did, but they had cold beer while I was stuck drinking margaritas the whole time) and one day hiker at the mouth of Happy Canyon.Highly recommended!
Awesome! One of my favorite areas. Did you do any side exploring other than Happy Canyon? I love the diversity of the canyons in that stretch.
Loving that trip. Perfect packraft concept... small enough stuff to be able to hitch with, do a long paddle, and extricate. Thanks!
@Brendan, I poked around some in a few of the canyons upstream but mostly kept to the river due to time constraints. It's a great area and one that I will definitely return to in the future. A longer trip (10+ day) down the Dirty Devil at some point is certainly warranted. I'd be interested to see what the river looks like at much higher flows...@Dave T, when I was riding up to Hanksville in the back of a small car (a lap dog was riding shotgun) I thought the exact same thing. I do almost all of my packrafting solo, and the small boat really aids in logistics/hitchability. To the general packrafting public, I have a flexible schedule and am always willing and able to paddle anywhere in Colorado or Utah with a bit of notice. I'd love to paddle the Muddy Creek Chute this spring (if there's enough water this year)...
Cool trip. A packraft loos like a really fun addition to the kit collection.Thank you for sharing. What were you using for your camera equipment?
I used my Canon S95 and a mini, flexible GorillaPod tripod (http://joby.com/gorillapod/original/).
Beautifully shot film, Justin. It got me pretty fired up about my first packrafting trip next week!
Nice vid.I'm on the fence as to whether that 'stache would help or hurt with hitching.
Has anyone checked a packraft on a plane and flown somewhere to do a float, involving hitching/bus/whatever to/from putin and take-out?This makes me want to buy a packraft setup, get on a plane for UT (or elsewhere), hitch (or pay $40 for a ride) to the put-in, float for a week, hitch back, and fly home.Possible to check a whole packraft kit on Southwest?Love the self-supported concept.
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A Henrico County mother is facing several charges after allegedly driving drunk with her four children in her vehicle.
According to police, 37-year-old Robin Barron drove to The Playing Field on West Broad Street Monday night. Barron allegedly left her four children, ages nine months to nine years old, inside her car while she was in the establishment.
After Barron left the bar, she allegedly drove, intoxicated, with her children in the car until she crashed on West End Drive. No one was hurt in the crash.
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Traveler: The Exchange (series finale)
Instead, we are left with what was a pretty entertaining hour of television, but one that suffered greatly from ten pounds of plot stuffed in a five pound bag, and the fact that so many of the questions that were brought up will never have an answer. Really, short of confirmation that the TV Squad readers correctly fingered Agent Chambers as Freed's man inside the FBI, they didn't really give us much at all in the way of answers.
Traveler: The Reunion
(S01E07) I guess George Costanza was right about fugitive sex. This week, both Jay and Tyler took advantage of their fugitive status to get some action. I would have thought that the guys had better things to do in New York--clearing their names, finding the terrorists, etc. Then again, who am I to complain about scenes that feature a shirtless Matthew Bomer?
Goodbye Traveler
OK, it's not going away immediately, a la Smith or Kidnapped, but after the next two episodes, Traveler is gone for good, and this news comes from the creator himself.
Creator/producer Dave DiGilio has been keeping a blog over at TVGuide.com, and he reveals that the network has let the contracts of the actors on the show lapse and that the next two episodes of the show (the show returns July 11) mark the end of the series. And while it's not the final final decision on the show, when the creator of a show says it's true, that's definitely a sign. Though it's not like they didn't see it coming, after the show was put in as a summer replacement, the episodes cut, etc.
He also gives some cool behind-the-scenes scoop of epsiode "The Reunion."
Traveler: The Trader
(S01E06) This week finds Jay and Tyler back in New York, Will trying to track down Maya's killer, and the FBI still a step behind as Marlow heads to Boston. It was a crazy, fast paced episode that gave a lot of answers, but there was also that nagging little question in the back of my head. Holy smokes, only two episodes left? Are they going to be able to wrap all of this up? We'll see, but for now, let's talk about "The Trader."
Traveler creator has the scoop on show's chances
Traveler is a lot better than I thought it was going to be. Sure, the premise looked intriguing and I'm a sucker for conspiracy/good guys on the run shows, but I had this feeling that ABC pushed it to the summer for a reason and it might be one of those shows that worked better as a long miniseries than a multi-season thing.
But it's quite good, and if they can find a way to continue it that would be great (hey, Richard Kimble was on the run for several seasons). Creator David DiGilio has posted a note at the IMDB thanking fans for watching the show and giving a few hints on how you can let ABC know you want the show renewed.
DiGilio is also keeping a blog at TV Guide where he answers a lot of questions from viewers.
[thanks to Savan for the tip]
Traveler: The Tells
(S01E05) This week's episode shifted the focus away from Jay and Tyler's perspective to that of Will Traveler. After several weeks of watching the guys figure out how they were framed, it was time to learn more about the people behind the set-up. Neal McDonough still doesn't have a name, but we did get the name of someone who could be a bigger threat to Jay, Tyler, and even Will.
First they wanted us to save Jericho, then Veronica Mars, and now Traveler
Okay, enough already! Personally, I'm glad that the grass roots campaign to save Jericho turned out well, and I think that the Mars candy bar campaign to save Veronica Mars is cute, but a futile attempt (at least according to show creator Rob Thomas). But, when a television studio tells you to sign a petition to save a show that the network didn't seem to really want in the first place you're going a bit too far.
The studio I'm talking about is Warner Brothers Television, and the show I'm talking about is ABC's Traveler. We actually received an email from someone over at WBTV promoting an online petition asking for a second season of the show, which has done okay since its premiere. The petition says that 8 episodes of the show aren't enough and the network should consider bringing the show back for a new season. As I write this there are 513 signatures, which is probably not enough to send to the programming wonks over at the Alphabet Network.
Traveler: The Out
(S01E04) This week, Jay and Tyler made another stop on their Tour of Innocence: Deer Harbor, Maine. I like the pattern of having each episode feature a different location with a new set of clues. There really haven't been any weak episodes yet, which may be a good sign for the show's future.
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This week, a scene from the latest episode of Traveler:
Traveler: New Haven
(S01E03) I don't know that any of us can ever really understand the machinations that go into making the network schedule. After watching the first three episodes of Traveler though, I'm left scratching my head wondering just what it was that kept this one tucked away for so long. I'll give in where The Nine is concerned, because the pilot was very good. But how this one got passed over for Six Degrees, Men In Trees, and the collection of little sit-coms that couldn't is beyond me.
Traveler: Pilot and The Retreat
(S01E01 & S01E02) Ask and you shall receive, folks! TV Squad is officially covering ABC's Traveler. The show's third episode, "New Haven," airs this Wednesday, so it's time to play catch-up.The pilot episode and "The Retreat" provided a thorough look at all the key players and mysteries.
Traveler -- An early look - VIDEO
The premise of Traveler is this: Three best friends (Jay, Tyler, and Will Traveler) graduate from Yale and plan to go on a two-month, cross-country road trip. Only, it all comes to an end on the first afternoon when there's a terrorist bombing in a NYC museum that they're in. Jay and Tyler get out, but Will is gone. And so is his stuff from the hotel. Jay and Tyler end up becoming suspects in the bombing (trust me, it makes sense), and, instead of turning themselves in, they decide to go "underground" and try to find out who this Will Traveler person really is.
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Calculated column based on Time to Status from Starting
Pretty new in ServiceDesk, so maybe a stupid question.
In a report, I have the "time to status from starting" as a column, only for the "resolved" status.
Now: I need to have a "consolidated" view:
- everything resolved below 1h (3600)
- between 1-8h (3600-28800)
- more then 8h (28800)
Creating a calculated column with
IF [ReportProcessStatusHistory.TimeToStatusFromStarting] < 3600 THEN
"<1h" ELSE
IF [ReportProcessStatusHistory.TimeToStatusFromStarting] < 28800 THEN
"1-8h" ELSE
does not work, as the field does not seem to be numeric.
Any idea how to handle (preferably in the reporting tool, not via SQL statement)?
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Try this. I was doing something similar with nested IF/THEN functions and i needed a few extra quotes and an extra ENDIF.
IF [ReportProcessStatusHistory.TimeToStatusFromStarting] < 3600 THEN
"<1h" ELSE
""IF [ReportProcessStatusHistory.TimeToStatusFromStarting] < 28800 THEN
"1-8h" ELSE
Also ran into the same problem with incorrect format.
Add "Date Posted" and "Process Started" to your report and then use the following code in your Calculated Columns formula. You can hide those fields in the report if you do not want them to show.
IF [ReportProcessStatusHistory.DatePosted] - [Process.ProcessStarted] < TimeSpan('1:0:0') Then
"<1h" ELSE
""IF [ReportProcessStatusHistory.DatePosted] - [Process.ProcessStarted] < TimeSpan('8:0:0') THEN
"1-8h" ELSE
This seemed to work as both parts are in the TimeSpan format.


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Derek Jacobi presented a vital and thrilling Prospero, who was only just on the brink of middle age. He was caught in an anguished internal struggle with his emotions, motives and desires. He was not fully in control of himself, let alone the action of the play. His magic garment was that of a Renaissance magus, decorated with occult signs, and his finely-fashioned magic staff was topped with a pointing hand.
The betrothal masque took place beneath a beautiful crown-like canopy of golden leaves. The set itself was that of the ruined ship on which Prospero and his daughter had arrived on the island 12 years before. This set, with appropriate lighting, doubled for the storm-tossed ship in the play's opening scene.
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All in a Day's Work: I did plays at SLC with Wilford Leach
Jill Clayburgh '66
Actress, New York City
I started off concentrating in religion and philosophy and then I just fell in love with the theatre. I did plays at SLC with Wilford Leach who sub-sequently became a director at the Public Theater and I also worked with John Braswell. So I had Will and John and Brian De Palma, who was one of SLC's first male students. We did a movie together called The Wedding Party. Robert De Niro was in it, too. One of the good things about Sarah Lawrence was that if you found what you liked, they gave you the room to focus on it.
Robert Rhodes '90
School Principal, Millennium High School, New York City
After Sarah Lawrence, I wanted to continue studying, history maybe, or political science or psychology. I needed some time to figure things out and since I liked learning so much, I thought I'd stay close to it. So I landed a teaching job at a small start-up high school in the city. Fifteen years later, I'm a high school principal. Millennium is located in the Financial District in an office tower. Our teaching model encourages the kids to talk and write and ask questions. There's also an emphasis on independent research, a lot like conference work at SLC. As the principal, I'm ultimately responsible for anything that goes on in the school. With about fifty staff, and five-hundred and fifty students, the possibilities are endless.
Rose Lynd '03
Labor Organizer, New York City
At Sarah Lawrence, I took a lot of service-learning classes where I worked with community groups. After graduation I wanted to do something to make the world better, and Local 100 was looking for people. We represent restaurant and food service workers, people in cafeterias, stadiums and free-standing restaurants. I do internal organizing for workers who are already in the union. We handle grievances-you know, "My chef is an [expletive] and keeps yelling at me, what can I do?"-and tell people what their protections are. A lot of our members are undocumented immigrants but we have language in their contracts that protects them from being fired for their immigration status. Many of them also have health insurance through us so they don't have to go without medical care or rely on Medicaid for their children's care.


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Released over on Yahoo, the trailer for Branded is one of the weirder things we've seen recently. Seemingly a B-movie style take on insidious aliens, using advertising to take over the world, this strange film is set for a September release. Max Von Sydow makes an appearance, and as much as it's an interesting concept (albeit done already by John Carpenter in They Live), this is a pretty confusing trailer. Here's the official synopsis;
After Misha skyrockets to the top of the advertising business, a tragic mishap on the set of one of his productions torpedoes his career and he retreats into self-imposed exile. Ten years later, Misha returns to a radically changed world and finds himself plagued by visions of bizarre and terrifying creatures with the ability to influence people?s thoughts, desires and actions. Creatures only he can see.
He soon realizes the creatures are part of a clandestine campaign unleashed by a rival advertising agency to make ?fat the new fabulous? and create a new era of uncontrolled consumer appetite. In order to save mankind, Misha uses his own considerable marketing skills to launch an ingenious plan to try to eradicate the plague. But the corporate legions will not go down without a fight.


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The National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) has issued full guidance to the NHS in England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland on radiofrequency-assisted liver resection.
Cancer of the liver may be surgically removed in a number of ways Rafiofrequency (RF) assisted resection employs RF energy to coagulate the liver at the hepatic resection line after which hepatic resection is performed with the use of a common scalpel
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Includes: Radiofrequency ablation of organ NOC
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The NHS Classifications Service has advised NICE that currently these are the most suitable OPCS-4 codes to describe this procedure. The OPCS-4 classification is designed to categorise procedures for analysis and it is not always possible to identify a procedure uniquely.
In addition the ICD-10 code C22.9 Malignant neoplasm of liver, unspecified or C78.7 Secondary malignant neoplasm of liver and intrahepatic bile duct would be recorded.
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A pair of donkeys from Devon assisted their new owner in the ultimate romantic gesture by helping him propose to his girlfriend.
Bertie and Derek, both aged four, played the lead role as Nick Cavill popped the question to his girlfriend of two-and-a-half years Becca Thomas.
The pair, who were adopted by Nick from The Donkey Sanctuary in Sidmouth, greeted Becca with a note which read 'Will you marry me?'
Nick, a 25-year-old farmer from Lottisham, Somerset, explained: "We've always been into buying each other strange presents. She bought me a cow in the past.
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"She's a vet and she's always loved donkeys. Every time we see an advert about them on TV she goes weak at the knees.
"She had been badgering me to get married for ages, and I wanted her to have an engagement present she could look at every day."
Nick adopted the donkeys from the sanctuary in November and kept them hidden from Becca on his farm for a month before enlisting them to play a key part in the proposal.
"We got to the bottom of the drive of the farm and I said 'I have a surprise for you'," Nick explained. "I told her to cover her eyes and led her into the yard.
"I got Derek and put his face looking at her, so she opened her eyes and got a surprise and started crying. I had one note on Derek's collar explaining the donkeys' history, and there was another on Bertie's collar with the four magic words."
Nick got down on one knee in the stable with the donkeys beside him and proposed.
The couple, who met while carrying out a caesarean on a cow, travelled to Bath that afternoon to choose a ring.
"She cried and said it was perfect," Nick explained. "She always wanted to choose her own ring so I said we'd buy the ring tomorrow, but she wanted to go straight away.
"So we went to Bath - we arrived at 3.30pm on a Saturday so we had just two hours to find one.
"The first two shops we went into she said 'no, none of these' but then in the third shop she found it. We found the ring within an hour – she knows what she wants."
Nick managed to keep the donkeys a secret from Becca, 34, for a month before proposing on December 1. "On several occasions there were some close calls," he said.
"I had to do a bit of ducking and diving. Derek is quite loud and sometimes I'd be on the phone to Becca and he'd blare something out".
Emma Gill, The Donkey Sanctuary's PR Officer, said: "I am thrilled for Becca and Nick – they are such a lovely couple and are obviously so besotted both with each other and their new donkey companions.
"Having met Nick and Becca it is clear that Derek and Bertie are very much a treasured part of the family and are revelling in the one-to-one attention they can enjoy in their new foster home. They are very lucky donkeys.
"I also have to admit to being slightly sceptical about whether Nick would be able to keep the fact that he had two long-eared and slightly noisy residents on his farm a secret from Becca, but to his credit, despite a couple of close calls he did.
"I am so pleased that Nick's special romantic gesture worked out as he planned, and I understand the couple are now making plans for a wedding next year that Bertie and Derek will play a key part of.
"I know I speak for everyone at The Donkey Sanctuary when I wish Becca and Nick every future happiness for their married life together."
Asked what makes Becca a fan of donkeys, Nick said: "She's just a lover of animals. She likes obscure breeds and donkeys have just got this extra character – they are cheeky little things.
"We have never had enough time, land or resources before, but now we have a house with a bit of land. They'll live with us in the summer and go back to the farm in the winter months."
Bertie and Derek will share the Godney farm with four horses, three dogs, one cat and 200 cows. "They'll have no end of attention there", Nick said.
And as Bertie and Derek were the best present Becca could have asked for, the pair will receive some gifts of their own this Christmas - Santa is due to bring them ginger biscuits and footballs.
To find out more about The Donkey Sanctuary, visit www.thedonkeysanctuary.org.uk.


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Alexander McDougall was born on the Scottish Hebridean island of Islay (known as The Queen of the Hebrides and pronounced 'eye-la') in 1732, emigrated to America with his family when he was six years old. His father had likely decided that life was so grim on Islay that it was worth the risk of a voyage to start a new life.
McDougall used to help his father selling pails of milk around Manhattan until he joined the merchant navy at age fourteen.
By the time he reached twenty-five he was a sea captain and rose through the ranks of the American army to the rank of Major-General to become George Washington's right-hand man during the War of Independence.
McDougall was appointed the first president of the Bank of New York the country's oldest bank in 1784. The Bank of New York is one of the earliest companies to be registered on the New York Stock Exchange.
Memorials have been erected in New York to Major General McDougall but there were none on the beautiful island of Islay. And this week, 225 years after his death, Lord Robertson accompanied by representatives of the Bank of New York Mellon, stood with islanders both young and old, unveiled a memorial cairn to the greatest of Ileachs—(Ileachs were "the first people to arrive on Islay were Mesolithic folk who moved in from the mainland as the ice receded at the end of the last Ice Age, around 8,300 BC").
"He was also a politician, an elected member of the first US Congress and was selected by that Congress to be the first US Minister of the Marine and was lastly a financier, first president of New York's oldest Bank – the Bank of New York." McDougall remained as the bank's president for a year then quit the post, stating it was "too confining a life for me". He returned to being a member of the New York Senate.
Another plaque in McDougall's honour sits below one for George Washington, in the old chapel of West Point Military Academy, the premier leadership training institution of the US army. Lord Robertson said: "He died at only 53 years of age in 1786. After his death President George Washington called him a "pillar of the revolution".
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Cazenovia Get a brand new iPad during the holidays? Have no idea how to use that new Nook or Kindle? Have pictures stuck on a digital camera?
Stop by the Cazenovia Public Library for a class or one-on-one tutoring and learn how to use advanced technology.
The classes begin at 10 a.m. on Monday, Jan. 7 with an "eReader Class." Those interested are encouraged to bring in their Nook, Kindle, tablet or other device and learn how to borrow free eBooks from the library.
Two classes will be held on Monday, Jan. 14. The first, at 10 a.m., will feature iPads and the second, at 1 p.m., will be a "Digital Photo Workshop." The iPad class will cover the basics of using an iPad — gestures on the touch screen, basic features and popular apps.
The digital photo workshop will help participants get photos off their digital camera and onto the computer where they can send them in emails, upload to Facebook or order prints online. All are encouraged to bring their cameras and necessary cords, plus a laptop if possible.
The final class in the series will cover iPhones, and will be offered at 10 a.m. on Monday, Jan. 21. This brand new class will introduce attendees to their new iPhone — how to turn it on, navigate settings, make a phone call and use apps.
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Spend 30 minutes with a technology trainer in a one-on-one appointment.
Those interested are asked to just let the library know what they'd like help with when signing up.
To reserve a spot, stop by the library or call 655-9322.
For more information on events and programs at the Cazenovia Public Library, call 655-9322 or visit cazenoviapubliclibrary.org.
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MADISON, Wis. -- The Wisconsin women's track and field program has signed nine athletes that will join the Badgers this fall, head coach Jim Stintzi announced Friday.
The Badgers added five runners to their distance group in Sarah Disanza (Wantage, N.J.), Jill Englebert (Green Bay, Wis.), Kelsey Hjorth (Oswego, Ill.), Colette Richter (Mountain Lakes, N.J.) and Jamie Shannon (McFarland, Wis.); a pair of sprinters/hurdlers in Brenna Detra (Peoria, Ill.) and Jenna Ladsten (Blair, Wis.); middle distance runner Emma Reifel (Glen Ellyn, Ill.); and multi-event athlete Georgia Ellenwood (Langley, British Columbia).
"We're excited to add quality depth in some of the areas we've targeted as our strengths," Stintzi said. "This is a class that has some athletes that can help us right away."
Brenna DetraPeoria, Ill. (Richwoods)Sprints/HurdlesState champion in the 300 hurdles as a sophomore … four-time all-conference selection … three-time state qualifier … at the state championships, received three medals as a freshman, four as a sophomore and one in the 400 meters as a junior … holds school records in the 100 meters, 200 meters, 100 hurdles, 300 hurdles and long jump … two-time Palatine Athlete of the Meet recipient … named Greater Peoria Sports Hall of Fame 2012 Female Athlete of the YearPersonal Bests200 Meters: 24.2400 Meters: 56.3100 Hurdles: 14.4300 Hurdles: 42.9Long Jump: 18-7 (5.66m)
Sarah DisanzaWantage, N.J. (High Point)DistanceNew Jersey state champion in cross country as a senior … earned second-team All-America honors for 10th-place finish at 2012 Nike Cross Nationals … placed third at the 2012 Nike Cross Northeast Regional … as a junior, finished in second place at the 2011 Nike Cross Regional … in track, 2012 sectional champion in the 3200 meters as a junior … won the 1500 meters at the 2011 Colgate Games … holds school records in the 1600 meters, 3200 meters and 4x800 relay … in cross countryPersonal Bests1500 Meters: 4:47.10Mile: 4:57.973200 Meters: 10:54.315000 Meters: 17:46.81
Georgia EllenwoodLangley, British Columbia (Langley)Multi-EventsCanada's top-ranked junior in the heptathlon … finished 18th in heptathlon at the 2012 IAAF World Junior Championships in Barcelona, Spain … finished 12th in the heptathlon at the 2011 IAAF World Youth Championships in Lille, France … holds Canadian and British Colombia youth heptathlon record … three-time British Columbia High School heptathlon champion … 2012 Canadian youth long jump champion … placed second in the 200 meters at the 2012 Canadian youth championships … named 2010 British Columbia Summer Games most outstanding athlete … earned 2011 Provincial High School athlete of the year honors … two-time BC Athletics youth athlete of the year honoreePersonal Bests100 Meters: 12.29200 Meters: 25.00800 Meters: 2:19.98100 Hurdles: 14.46 Long Jump: 18-11 1/2 (5.78m)High Jump: 5-9 (1.75m)Shot Put: 34-0 (10.37m)Javelin 124-7 (37.97m)Heptathlon: 5,262
Jill EnglebertGreen Bay, Wis. (Preble)DistanceAs a senior, was sectional champion, conference champion and placed 29th overall at Wisconsin Division 1 state meet with a time of 15:13 … four time first-team all-conference honoree … qualified for the state meet all four years … team captain as a senior … two-time Runner of the Year honoree … four-time team MVP … four-time Hardest Worker recipient … also a three-year varsity letterwinner in track … state qualifier in the 3200 meters as a sophomore and in the 1600 meters as a junior … three-time city champion … four-time academic all-state selectionPersonal Bests800 Meters: 2:291600 Meters: 5:153200 Meters: 11:28
Kelsey HjorthOswego, Ill. (Oswego)DistanceTwo-time all-state honoree in the 3200 meters … as a junior earned 2012 all-state honors in the mile … two-time all-conference … three-time state qualifier in cross country … three-time sectional qualifier … was 2012 regional and Southwest Prairie Conference champion in cross country … three-time all-conference honoreePersonal BestsMile: 5:00.413200 Meters: 10:51.13
Jenna LadstenBlair, Wis. (Blair-Taylor)Sprints/JumpsWisconsin Division 3 runner-up in the long jump and member of Blair-Taylor's third-place 4x200 relay team as a junior in 2012 … placed third at the state meet in the long jump as a sophomore in 2011 … three-time state qualifier in the long jump … two-time state qualifier in the 4x200 relay … three-time first-team All-Dairyland Conference pick in the long jump … two-time first-team all-conference in the 400 meters … has also earned second-team all-conference honors in 200 meters and 100 meters … three-time team MVPPersonal BestsLong Jump: 17-1 3/4 (5.22m)
Emma ReifelGlen Ellyn, Ill. (Glenbard West)Middle DistanceIllinois Class 3A state runner-up as part of Glenbard West's 4x800 relay team as a junior in 2012 ... also 12th in 800 meters (2:18.21) as a junior ... indoor West Suburban Conference champion in 800 meters (2:13.63) as a junior ... as a sophomore, earned all-state honors in three relays at Class 3A state meet, finishing sixth in 4x800 relay, seventh in 4x200 relay and ninth in 4x400 relay ... All-West Suburban Conference in the 800 meters, 4x400 and 4x800 ... earned all-conference honors as a freshman with a third-place finish in the 400 metersPersonal Bests800 Meters: 2:13.63
Colette RichterMountain Lakes, N.J. (Mountain Lakes)DistanceTwo-time Group 1 state champion in cross country … 2012 first-team all-state and first-team all-region ... finished fourth at 2012 Nike Cross Northeast Regional (5K) in 18:25 ... qualified for 2012 Nike Cross Nationals ... finished fifth at 2012 New Jersey Meet of Champions ... two-time sectional champion … 2011 Northwest Jersey Athletic Conference champion … two-time all-county and all-conference … in track, claimed Group 1 state titles in the 1600 meters and 3200 meters as a junior in 2012 ... claimed Group 1 indoor state title in 3200 meters as a senior in March 2013 ... finished eighth in 2 mile at 2012 New Balance Indoor Nationals (10:38.87) ... placed 24th in 2 mile at 2012 New Balance Outdoor Nationals ... Northwest Jersey Athletic Conference champion in the 800 meters, 1600 meters and 3200 meters as a junior in 2012 ... also won Group 1 state title in 3200 meters as a sophomore in 2011 ... two-time sectional champion at 3200 meters ... conference record-holder in 800 meters, 1600 meters and 3200 meters Personal Bests1600 Meters: 4:593200 Meters: 10:264K (XC): 14:515K (XC): 18:05
Jamie ShannonMcFarland, Wis. (McFarland)DistanceAs a senior, claimed Wisconsin Division 2 state title in cross country ... Rock Valley Conference champion ... as a junior, finished 21st at Wisconsin state meet and runner-up at Rock Valley Conference championship ... first-team Academic All-State ... team captain ... in track, part of McFarland's fourth-place effort in the 4x800 relay and finished ninth in the 3200 meters as a junior in 2012 ... Rock Valley Conference runner-up in the 1600 meters and 3200 meters as a sophomore in 2011Personal Bests800 Meters: 2:221600 Meters: 5:143200 Meters: 11:284K (XC): 14:38
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A "Winter Ecology Lab" will be set up inside the Nature Education Center on Saturday, Jan. 7. Visit the lab anytime from 1-3 p.m. and explore the wonderful world of winter. The lab will include viewing a variety of objects through stereo microscopes and experiments with snow; and looking at animal fur, skulls and tracks. This program is for adults and older children.
Bring the family and gather round the fireplace inside the Nature Education Center for a "Fireside Story Hour" at 2 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 15. The story for this program is "Who has a Backbone," and it will be followed by an activity or a discovery walk focused on the theme of the story.
A "Close-up Look at Twigs" is scheduled for 2 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 21 at the Nature Education Center. During the winter, tree twigs have unique characteristics including buds, bundle scars and leaf scars. These characteristics are useful when identifying these plants in winter. This program is for adults and older children. It will begin indoors with a look at collected twigs, followed by a short outdoor hike to look at common trees.
The final program for the month is "The Scoop on Skulls" at 2 p.m. in the Nature Education Center on Saturday, Jan. 28. During this indoor program, adults and older children will use a key to identify skulls of common mammals and learn about some of their unique adaptations.
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PISCATAWAY, N.J. (AP) — The more Ron English looked at the statistics, the more the Eastern Michigan coach realized how close his team was to upsetting Rutgers.
Eastern Michigan outgained Rutgers 373 yards to 274. The Eagles ran 80 plays, almost twice as many as the 42 snaps by Rutgers. But two missed field goal attempts, two long touchdown runs by Rutgers' Paul James and a 99-yard kickoff return by Quron Prat were the difference in a 28-10 loss on Saturday.
"I've been in this game a long time and we had a chance to win the game," English said. "When you don't score it affects your linemen and it affects everybody because you work so hard to get down there and you don't cash in. Nobody likes to work and not get paid."
Eastern Michigan (1-2) did cash in during the second quarter when running back Ryan Brumfield and quarterback Tyler Benz hooked up on a flea-flicker play. Brumfield took the shotgun snap from center and tossed it to Benz before taking off and receiving the return pass, which he turned into a 43-yard TD that cut the deficit to 14-10 for the Eagles, who extended their steak of not being shut out to 58 games, dating to 2008.
Mulder had opened the scoring for Eastern Michigan with a 39-yard field goal in the first period. He did miss a 31-yard attempt in the second quarter and a 42-yarder in the fourth.
Benz completed 24 of 40 passes for 335 yards and was intercepted once. But he couldn't match the scoring production of James, who ran for 192 yards and three touchdowns on a day the Scarlet Knights (2-1) honored the paralyzed Eric LeGrand by retiring his No. 52 jersey.
It marked the first time in the 144-year history of the birthplace of college football that the university retired the number of a football player and this one was clearly loved by all in attendance.
James, who has rushed for 493 yards on 61 carries this season, made sure everyone went home happy, scoring on runs of 13, 55 and 52 yards
"What's most disappointing, not their rush total, but the two runs," English said. "Those two runs add up to 107 yards. If you take out those two runs, we held them to under 100 yards on 19 plays. I'll take that all day long. But we can't take out those plays. I pride myself being able to teach run defense. We have to do a better job against the run."
Rutgers offense struggled after starting quarterback Gary Nova was lost to an apparent concussion on the opening series, an 87-yard touchdown drive.
The game was a lot closer than the final score, but Rutgers made the plays it needed to win its second straight.
"We just didn't win the game," Benz said. "We need to play a little better."
Nova hit all four of his passes for 40 yards on the Scarlet Knights' game-opening 87-yard drive, which James capped with a 13-yard run around the left side.
Mulder cut the lead to four points on the Eagles' opening series, but Pratt took the ensuing kickoff at the 1-yard line and was never touched in going to the house for a 14-3 lead.
Mulder missed a 31-yard field goal attempt on the final play of the half.
The intermission belonged to LeGrand, who was paralyzed from the neck down in a game against Army in 2010. His No. 52 was retired and he told the crowd he still believed he will walk again.
James put the game out of reach in the second half when he scored on a 55-yard run down the left sideline on the Scarlet Knights' opening series. The sophomore closed out the scoring with his 52-yard run in the fourth quarter, this time going down the right sideline.