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We played our first official BC2 match vs Rez last weekend. I had to work late so I wasn't able to attend which is probably why we won.
2-0 with around a 60 ticket advantage each round.
This week we head to the worst bc2 map. Big desert, lots of tanks, boring for infantry.
We have joined the Team Warefare Battlefield Bad Company 2 league and our first pre-season match is this Sunday. Since Ram and I aren't the only old guys on the roster anymore we aren't taking this very seriously. Just out there for some shits and giggles - no practice or scrimmages.
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Paradigm Shift defeated 2 Years 1 Beta in overtime in week 6 of CAL. The match took place on ctf_mach4. In round 1, -P- quickly got behind 2-1, but went on to capture six times to win the round 7-2. In the second half we decided to play a retarded hybrid turtle, which basically meant less offense but not more defense. I'm not sure how that works, but we let 2Y1B capture five times to tie the score, forcing an overtime round. OT was pretty exciting, with both teams getting early touches, but no captures. At one point we had their flag in the hallway, but resisted the urge to throw ourselves at it like madmen, a strategy that has doomed us in the past. -P- eventually captured the docs, thanks in part to some nifty scouting by Sabotage. GGs all around.
Paradigm Shift lost by the score of 0-2 to Team Fidelity on cp_badlands. As far as maps go, this one is not quite as linear as most of the cp maps, and therefore has a higher learning curve. We did not play the map in preseason, and clearly were a step or three behind the teams we scrimmed leading up to the match. I think we developed a decent baseline strat for badlands, but our rudimentary set-up paired with relative inexperience was not enough to defeat a good team like Fidelity. Hopefully we'll offer more of a challenge for them in the future, preferably on a different map ;-)
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The 2010 NFL season has been no less cruel to Browns fans than nearly all of the 11 seasons since the team came back to the league in 1999. The Browns record stands at a unimpressive 1-3 but could have easily been 3-1 if not 4-0 considering they were leading all 4 of their games going into the 4th quarter of each game before finding a way to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory in 3 of those contests. Jake Delhomme started week one at quarterback and Seneca Wallace started weeks 2 thru 4.
Week 1 the Browns were leading the Tampa Bay Buccaneers 14-3 with just minutes left in the 1st half. Rather than simply control the clock, and go into the half up by 11 with the ball due to be kicked off to them to start the 3rd quarter, the Browns and Jake Delhomme threw an ill advised pass that was intercepted and run back close to the goal line. This resulted in a Bucs TD allowing the score to be 14-10 to end the half. Starting in the 3rd quarter the Browns were on the Bucs side of the 50 yard line, when Peyton Hillis put the ball on the ground for the 2nd time in the game, anding the only real hope of a TD the Browns had in the 2nd half of this game, with the score ending up 14-17 in favor of the Bucs as the Browns failed to score again in the game. I should also add that despite the game being played in Tampa, the Browns were favored to win this game.
In week 2 the Browns took on a Chiefs team that they were favored to beat. Go figure the Browns were the favorites 2 weeks in a row and lose, and I forgot to put money against them both weeks. In a game in which the lead changed hands 4 time, the Browns again went into half time with a lead 14-10 and came out firing blanks in the 2nd half only to lose 14-16, and fell to 0-2.
In week 3 the Browns took on the hated Baltimore Ravens (who stole the team from the city of Cleveland in 1995 leaving Browns fans without a team for 4 years).On paper the Ravens were a more talented team, but Cleveland managed to head into half time down only 10-14 and took the lead 17-10 in the 4th quarter. However, as is often the case in Cleveland sports, the team was unable to shut the door on their opponent and lost 17-24 after allowing Joe Flacco (NutSacco) to get the go ahead TD with his 3rd TD pass of the day to Anquan Boldin who was apparently invisible to Browns DB's all day long. The Browns fell to a frustrating 0-3... is it getting warm or is that just head coach Eric Mangini's seat radiating heat?
In week 4 the Browns took on the divisional and state rival Cincinnati Bengals who were favored to beat the Browns. Cleveland got a solid rushing performance from Peyton Hillis who put up a 2nd straight 100 yard rushing day and a 4th straight game with a rushing TD. Cleveland went into the half with a 13-10 lead and led by as much as 23-10 late in the 3rd quarter, before Cinci made it interesting by battling back to within 3 points. Cleveland hung on to win by a score of 23-20.
Going into week 5 against the Atlanta Falcons, the Browns have a variety of issues to address:#1 QB Jake Delhomme is once again being inserted as the starting QB. Based on the preseason numbers Seneca Wallace was slightly better, but the coaching staff went with the more experience Delhomme as the starter anyway. Why hand the starting job back to Delhomme at this point? In the past 2 seasons prior to coming to the Browns, Delhomme has a 23-38 TD-Int ratio including his 5 Int performance in the playoffs. He managed those awful numbers playing on a team that has two 1,000 yard running backs in De Angelo Williams and Jonathan Stewart playing behind him, and a dynamic wide receiver in Steve Smith as a target for Delhomme. During the preseason, Delhomme was checking down with nearly all of his passes including a 20.25 passing performance in week 3 of the preseason which still amounted to only 152 yards on 20 completions. Seneca Wallace has been an efficient yet unspectacular back-up and spot starter during his NFL career, but he protects the ball. During his most significant time as a starter he threw for 11 TDs against just 3 Int's and 1500 yards during the 8 games in which he started. Wallace has played reasonably well, and unlike Delhomme's 2 Int's during the week 1 loss to Tampa, none of Wallace's miscues have cost the team the game. The team has been plying well with Wallace under center, and Wallace brings an added dimension of mobility that Delhomme lacks even if he wasn't 35 years old going on 100. Why make the change at this point? My bet is that Delhomme makes atleast one, if not more critical mistakes, which ultimately cost the Browns the game agaisnt Atlanta this week.#2 Peyton Hillis has played exceptionally well during the past 2 weeks, and clearly became a Mangini favorite with his hard nosed play during the preseason. Hillis is somewhat reminiscent of a more athletic Mike Alstott. This fact isn't a problem, but the question is why haven't the Browns been getting Jerome Harrison more involved in the offense. Last year Harrison finished with over 800 yards rushing, and all but carried the team to is 4 straight wins to end the season. While Harrison isn't big enough to withstand the kind of workload he got last year, for a 16 game season, week in and week out, he is one of the very few true dynamic play makers on the Browns offense. Even in Mike Alstott's prime, he was paired with Warrick Dunn. A sort of "thunder and lightning" combo with the larger back wearing down the defense, and the quicker back breaking off 1st down runs. Hillis has proven himself to be a capable back, but he is very unlikely to break off the 20+ yard runs that were common last year with Harrison. When given enough carries, Jerome Harrison responded by putting up the 3rd best single game rushing total in NFL history with his 286 yard effort against Kansas City. Whether it's catching passes out of the backfield, using Hillis and harrison in 2 back formations, or lining Harrison up in the slot, not giving a dynamic player like Harrison a chance to touch the ball is a big mistake.#3 The Browns seem to be a first half team. In each of their games they've come out and scored points in the 1st two quarters and kept the games competitive. In the 3rd and 4th quarter they have failed to respond to the opponents half time adjustments. The offense hasn't moved the ball well and the defense has given up points which have cost the team winnable games. The team has it's share of tough games this season, so it needs to capitalize on the games it's supposed to win. Mangini needs to keep the team focused at half time, and find a way to shut the door on opponents.
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Malaysia's Danny Chia believes a right frame of mind will put him in good stead ahead of his quest to launch a title assault at the Maybank Malaysian Open starting on Thursday.
Chia will spearhead the local challenge alongside the likes of countrymen Ben Leong, Iain Steel, Shaaban Hussin and P. Gunasegaran at the US$2 million event sanctioned by the Asian Tour and European Tour at the Kuala Lumpur Golf and Country Club.
No Malaysian has won the tournament in 48 previous editions and Chia, who has constantly been reminded of that fact by the local media, is hoping to write a new chapter in his national Open.
"I'm getting used to that question," he laughed. "It will probably feel funny if nobody asked me. Even my family keeps asking me! But it is a way of life and we need to face it.
"Every day of my career, I think about why it is so difficult for one of our players to win our national Open. I always tell myself that this is one of the joint sanctioned event that I go through every year but by the time Monday comes, you realize it is not just another week," added Chia.
Over the past two years, Chia has shown more than glimpses of possibly ending Malaysia's long wait. He was the halfway leader last year and stayed in the hunt till the final round before finishing tied 11th.
"It is not easy when you come so close and lose it like that. It is difficult to cope but I will call it an experience. I'm actually glad to be in situations like that because I know now how it actually feels.
"Most of the time, I'm over excited and I must try to calm myself down. I almost did it last year where I stayed calm for three days. So now I will have to aim to do it for four days," said the 37-year-old.
He enjoyed a commendable season on the Asian Tour last year where he finished 29th on the Order of Merit. He was also in contention at the Hong Kong Open.
"Last year's tournament (Maybank Malaysian Open) helped me a lot with my mental game and I learned more about myself. I got excited when it comes to the crucial moments and I did it again in Hong Kong last year so it takes time to learn.
"In every tournament, even in the smallest event that I play in, I always tell myself that I need to stay calm and keep my focus and it will be no different this week," said Chia.
Among the big guns who will be vying for this week's top prize are defending champion Anthony Kang of the United States, two-time Malaysian Open winner Thongchai Jaidee of Thailand, India's Arjun Atwal, Asian Tour honorary member K.J. Choi of Korea and former Ryder Cup star Darren Clarke of Ireland.
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This season was the year of the 1,000-point scorer for Fox Chapel as Matt D'Amico, Brian Papich and Erin Mathias topped the mark.
Brian Teschke, who graduated in 2003, was the fifth Fox Chapel basketball player to top that plateau and will be recognized May 31 with an induction into the Fox Chapel Sports Hall of Fame.
A 6-foot-5 guard/forward, he was a three-year letterwinner and in his senior year led the team in rebounding and 3-point field goal percentage and was the team MVP.
Teschke has fond memories of his playing days at Fox Chapel.
"One of the most memorable games was against Woodland Hills my junior year," he said. "Matt Brunck drilled a 3-pointer at the buzzer to take the game into overtime. Our full-court defense kept the game close, and we won with a last-second putback. The win was key in our winning the section championship.
"We beat Central Catholic by one point in front of a huge crowd to clinch it. The fans stormed the court after the game."
Teschke said the final game of his high school career was probably the most memorable.
"It was the final game with many teammates who I had been playing with since fifth grade," he said. "I also scored my 1,000th career point on a 3-pointer and scored a career-high 34 points.
"My teammates made sure that I had the opportunity to reach 1,000, and that is something I will never forget."
Teschke also made the all-section team in his senior year and played in the Cager Classic and the Hoops Classic.
He attended college at Franklin & Marshall where he majored in environmental science and was a three-year starter there. He finished college with 828 career points and finished in the school's top 20 in blocked shots. The team made it to the Division III Elite 8 in 2004 and was ECAC South Regional champion in 2005.
"The NCAA Elite 8 run in my freshman year was very memorable," Teschke said. "Also while I was playing, coach Glenn Robinson broke the record for most wins by a D-III coach."
Teschke is married to the former Laura Voltz and they have two children: Jack, who is 3 1⁄2, and Jocelyn, who soon will turn 2. They are expecting their third child in September.
Teschke has worked at THG Geophysics in Murrysville for the past seven years as a near-surface geologist. He is a state registered professional geologist.
He hasn't played basketball in a few years due to his work schedule and tending to his family, but he has been involved in triathlons since 2010 and trains when he has time. He admits to being surprised at his selection to the FC Sports Hall of Fame.
"I was very surprised. It was a very unexpected call from Jim Perry," he said. "I have read about the accomplishments of the other inductees, and I was very impressed. I am honored to be in this year's class."
Teschke will have a good-sized contingent with him at the banquet.
"It looks like a good number of friends, family and former teammates will be attending," he said. "I look forward to seeing some teammates and coaches who I haven't seen for a long time."
He still keeps in touch with some of his former teammates.
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Here's a Guitar World video from the 2013 Winter NAMM Show, which took place January 24 to 27 in Anaheim, California.
During the gear- and rain-filled weekend, we paid a visit to the guys at the massive Marshall Amplification booth to check out some new amps. This video profiles the company's new Slash SL5 model.
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Really, you guys didn't mike the amp? BTW, there are other NAMM videos of this amp that ARE miked, if you want premium sound (if you get my drift)...
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Im a parent, Ive spent my kids whole life reading with them every night, Franti says. My older sons 13, and were still reading together.
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I used to believe that maybe the best way to change the world is to write songs filled with political anger, Franti says. I had just come out of a near-death operation for a ruptured appendix. I was so grateful to be alive. I decided I wanted to write songs expressing a love of life. Its a simple thing that I overlooked.
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The 46-year-old Franti draws from his family experience when he talks of these human issues. My father was black, my mother was white, he says. And my mom gave me up for adoption because she felt like her family would never accept me. In life, we should be encouraging families to live together. I know plenty of straight couples who arent happy. Who your parents are straight, gay, black, white is not a determining factor in your happiness.
At the end of the day, everyone should be allowed to choose. At the end of the day, we will be on the right side of history. How is it right that a person can go and serve in the military and die, yet not be allowed to love the person of their choice? It doesnt make any sense.
Franti walks the walk, a vegan who rarely wears shoes.
I feel like I have to do these things in my own life before I speak to other people, he says.
And when he speaks, its difficult to argue that hes wrong, because hes seen a lot more of the world than most of us. A big concern now? Climate change, he says. I was in East Timor, a country thats always had a very dry season and a very wet season. But now the dry season is longer, and during the wet season it rains so hard, it floods. They used to raise chickens there. Now, because of the floods, they had to change to raising ducks. Because ducks float.


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It's pushing 70 here today and will be warm all week. All this heat means no rain though and we sure do need some.
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Dr. Edward "Eddie" Hamilton, 54, of Nashville, and former owner of the medical practice of Centennial Pediatrics, pleaded guilty Thursday in U.S. District Court to a misdemeanor count of health care fraud, according to David Rivera, U.S. attorney for the Middle District of Tennessee.
The plea comes as part of a global resolution of criminal and civil violations of the False Claims Act.
Pursuant to the criminal plea and civil settlement, Hamilton is excluded from participation in in all federal health care programs for 20 years and is ordered to pay criminal restitution and FCA damages totaling more than $1.6 million.
Hamilton was also required to divest himself of his ownership of Centennial Pediatrics medical practice, and the sale of the Centennial Pediatrics' assets was finalized Oct. 31. This resolution allowed for continuity of care for thousands of TennCare patients and other children who receive health care services from other physicians at Centennial Pediatrics.
"The penalties set forth in the plea agreement and the civil settlement should send a clear message to those who defraud health care programs, especially those programs intended to help our nation's most vulnerable people-our children," said Rivera. "The terms of the settlement and plea agreement provide for a substantial penalty and allow necessary medical care to continue without interruption for thousands of Tennessee's children."
The global settlement resolves allegations by the U.S. and Tennessee that Hamilton, through Centennial, from about January 2007 through November 2012, knowingly upcoded billings for infant auditory screening exams to Tennessee's Medicaid program or TennCare and commercial insurance programs.
Specifically, Centennial billed for the infant hearing exams that it performed at Baptist Hospital as comprehensive auditory exams, even though it only performed the less expensive auditory screens. The investigation revealed that Centennial did not have equipment capable of performing the comprehensive tests for which it billed.
Also, according to the plea agreement, Hamilton admitted that through numerous Centennial clinics, he systemically billed for urinalysis testing as though its office had performed a microscopic examination of the sample despite the fact that no microscopy had been performed. Centennial upcoded its billings in this manner even though its clinics did not own or possess the microscopes necessary to conduct such examinations.
Hamilton also admitted in the plea agreement he was told on multiple occasions and in writing by members of his staff, including his own audiologists, that the infant audiology service Centennial was billing was not being performed. Hamilton denied repeated requests from Centennial audiologists to buy the diagnostic testing equipment necessary to perform the more comprehensive tests being billed. With respect to the fraudulent urinalysis, other Centennial physicians, including Hamilton's medical director, notified Hamilton of the improper urinalysis billing at the Centennial pediatric clinics. Despite being advised of the improperly billed services, Hamilton directed that the higher reimbursement codes continue to be billed by his company.
"Medicaid fraud steals from the taxpayers and diverts precious resources from those who need it most," said Derrick L. Jackson, special agent in charge of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services' Office of Inspector General in Atlanta. "This settlement will send a message to health care providers that they must provide to beneficiaries the services Medicaid has paid for, and that the United States government will take seriously any failure to do so."
"This plea is the result of the cooperation between the FBI and our law enforcement partners and reflects the long hours of investigation and hard work spent building a strong case," said A. Todd McCall, special agent in charge of the Memphis Division of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. "Health care fraud is a priority for the FBI, and we will continue to target those who criminally manipulate the health care system for their own personal gain and make victims of us all."
Mark Gwyn, director of the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation, which houses the Tennessee's Medicaid Fraud Control Unit, said, "Fraudulent billing of Medicaid will not be tolerated. The TBI is committed to protecting the TennCare program, which is intended to support those who need the help. This case is yet another example of how state and federal investigators will work together to hold health care providers accountable, both civilly and criminally, for wrongfully billing TennCare."
The criminal investigation and the joint federal and state civil investigation corroborated conduct originally alleged in a qui tam complaint filed pursuant to the FCA. The qui tam provision of the False Claims Act allows for whistleblowers, or relators, to file suit for violations of the act on behalf of the government. The relator is entitled to a percentage of the amount recovered by the government as a result of the information provided that resulted in the subsequent investigation and prosecution.
Agents with the Department of Health and Human Services' Office of Inspector General, the FBI, TBI, Tennessee Attorney General's Office and U.S. Attorney's Office for the Middle District of Tennessee investigated the case. Assistant U.S. attorneys Lisa Rivera and Christopher C. Sabis acted as prosecutors.


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I first met Annemarie Dillard when she was in town for the Vince Camuto event at Dillard's Fashion Square. She was shooting a video for the Dillard's Fashion Files vlog; energetically ad-libbing about the new line of Camuto's handbags launching that day. She was introduced to me simply as "Annemarie" and when the shooting was over, she turned to me and said, "I'm not a professional at this." Coulda fooled me.Alexandra Dillard, left, and Annemarie Dillard.
It wasn't until later that I learned she was Annemarie Dillard, the granddaughter of Dillard's founder, William T. Dillard. Through happenstance, we ended up at lunch together – chatting about fashion, family life, and of course, shoes (! ) as though we had known each other for years. I was struck by her intelligence and her passion for the retail side of the business. She's warm and engaging, with an easy-going manner and a wicked sense of humor.
Later, I watched her work the sales floor in a jam-packed shoe department, balancing boxes of shoes in her arms, kneeling on the floor, helping women try on shoes right alongside the rest of the sales staff. She seemed to be enjoying every minute of it.
Annemarie and her twin sister Alexandra are the third generation of Dillards to occupy positions in the Dillard's department store chain, a retail giant with over 300 stores in the U.S. Their father, Alex, is the company president. They work on opposite coasts: Annemarie out of California and Alexandra, out of Florida. In our exclusive interview, we talked with them about their roles in the company, and how they prepared to enter the family business.
SF: You grew up in Little Rock, Arkansas, but you both moved away to attend separate colleges. Was it hard living apart from each other for the first time ?
Annemarie: No; we're both very independent. I went to USC and Alexandra went to SMU. And it was cool because we got to experience two different colleges and we met so many friends that way.
Alexandra: It probably was our first time apart, but we still talk to each other every day on the phone. We call it "baby-sitting !" Plus we talk to our little sister, Michelle who's going to graduate school at Harvard. She's really smart.
SF: So where do you live now ?
Annemarie: I live in L.A. and Alexandra lives in Florida.
Alexandra: Even though we live on opposite sides of the country, we still see each other a lot. Holidays, Thanksgiving and Christmas and then we meet up when we go to market in Dallas. We both travel quite a bit.
SF: You both hold positions at Dillard's. What do you do ?
AnneMarie: I'm the Director of Contemporary Sportswear; it encompasses a lot, but I work primarily on branded contemporary clothes, including finding new resources for our brands.
Alexandra: I'm the Merchandise Manager for corporate exclusive brands, which are our private label brands. My job is to over-see those brands, like Gianni Bini and Antonio Melani – we have several of those; I'm in charge of production and design.
SF: What do you like most about your jobs ?
Annemarie: It's such a diverse experience, and I love that I get to work with such a broad spectrum of things. I really enjoy working with apparel, but also working store-side and with our vendors.
Alexandra: I love doing a million different things and I love the product development side: working with designers to create products. 25% of our women's ready-to-wear brands are Dillard's exclusive brands.
SF: What's the hardest thing about your job ?
Annemarie: Well, I work in a small office in L.A. and we don't have any stores there, so I'm a little removed from the stores when I'm there.
Alexandra: Because we're younger, it was very challenging at first. Getting people to look past your last name and to recognize your talents and realize that you have something to bring to the table.
SF: Did you always know that you would enter the family business ?
Annemarie: No. I knew I wanted to be in business, and of course I was highly interested in fashion, but I was also interested in the tech world and open to a lot of things. But I didn't know when I graduated college that I was going to work at Dillard's !
Alexandra: I always knew that I would work in fashion. I have a creative side; I was always styling my little sister when we were younger. And I'm a finance major. We both did a lot of internships, which gave us a good background. We worked at BCBG; we lived in Hong Kong and worked in their factory. We loved working there; they really empowered us to do a lot of different things, even though we were young. So it was a great opportunity to bring those strategies to Dillard's.
SF: I read online that the Dillard's store in Scottsdale Fashion Square is the biggest store in the chain. Is that true ?
Alexandra: Yes, it's physically the largest store; it's over 365,000 square feet.
SF: Does that mean we get the best stuff ?
Annemarie: I think you get everything ! Dillard's has divisional buyers, so you get a lot of the best brands and products, because there's room for more. There's a lot of room on the shoe floor too, so there's lots of shoes.
SF: Are there other things that differentiate our store from others in the Dillard's chain ?
Annemarie: The Scottsdale Dillard's has a fantastic Southwest Shop. It also has a huge athletic department with tons of active wear.
SF: If you weren't working in fashion, what would you be doing ?
Annemarie: I would work in the tech world. I like to keep up on the newest things; they're fascinating to me.
Alexandra: I would be a doctor. I'm fascinated by medicine and I'm a total hypochondriac ! I'm always diagnosing people's conditions and I'm usually right !
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This past weekend was a significant time of celebrating great achievements in women's sports, both past and present. The past was at Jack Nicklaus' Memorial Tournament in Ohio, where every year a great golfer of the past is honored. This year's honoree was one of the truly great women's golfers of all time, Nancy Lopez. Lopez was not only a winner, however, she was a truly great champion, and her mark is still felt on the landscape of the LPGA today. The present, however, came from the world of tennis where, at the French Open, Chinese professional Li Na won the women's title over Italian Francesca Schiavone, the defending French Open champ. It was the first time ever for a Chinese player (male or female) to win a grand slam title—marking a new day in women's tennis. In both cases, this weekend was an opportunity to honor and recognize the achievements of great women athletes, and with scandal riddling so many other areas of sports, it was a breath of fresh air. It was also a welcome word when Paul, writing to the Romans, made a point of honoring and applauding the work and service of a woman who was a fellow-servant of Christ—Phoebe. He said:
I commend to you Phoebe our sister, who is a servant of the church in Cenchrea, that you may receive her in the Lord in a manner worthy of the saints, and assist her in whatever business she has need of you; for indeed she has been a helper of many and of myself also. (Romans 16:1-2)Not only does he commend her, however, Paul challenged the church at Rome to receive her with honor and assist her in her service of Christ. Paul's appreciation of Phoebe, whose name means "radiant," was not only as a sister in Christ, but because of her apparently tireless work in being a help to others—including himself. We could learn from Paul's example, for we would do well to take note of those women of Christ who give of themselves in service to Christ and others, and celebrate their marvelous contributions to kingdom work. Bill Crowder, Sport Spectrum Chaplain


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Reinventing the Tweel
Posted By Therese Dunphy On May 1, 2013 @ 1:46 pm In Aggbeat Online,Featured Articles,News | No Comments
After more than a decade of tinkering, the first of Michelin's Tweel series is hitting the market, beginning with the 12N16.5 X-Tweel for skid steers.
The Tweel–a tire and wheel assembly comprised of a rigid hub, connected to a shear band by flexible, deformable polyurethane spokes and a tread band–won the Silver Award in the Transportation category at the 2013 Edison Awards [2] ceremony last month.
As Michelin continues its development process, the Tweel will be offered in heavier and faster applications, but for now, "the skid steer loader is a nice easy sandbox for us to play in," Tim Fulton, head of Michelin's Tweel Technology, said at a press event for the tire.
"Tweel is… still in its infancy," he said, noting that for more than a hundred years, the biggest advantage of pneumatic tires was air. The performance and comfort it offered helped transform the world into the vehicle-based society it is. "Air is a magical material," Fulton added.
The challenge many equipment operators face, however, is catastrophic failure and the associated downtime created when a pneumatic tire fails. "Many applications are very destructive to tires," he said. "You start to add up a bit of operating costs."
Michelin's Jack Olney, Tweel sales and marketing, noted that one reason why so many tire technologies are used among skid steers is that none of the traditional options offers reliability and performance without compromising some other aspect.
Key advantages of pneumatic tire include:
Low contact pressure,
Low vertical stiffness,
Low rolling resistance over rough surfaces, and
Low mass per unit load carried.
Many operators will trade these features for more uptime with solid tires or foam infected tires, but face trade-offs in terms of factors like operator comfort.
"With the Tweel, we don't believe there is a compromise," he said. "It offers all the advantages of the traditional air-filled tire without the inherent risk associated with air loss."
On April 30, I saw the Tweel in action at Michelin's Laurens Proving Grounds. In comparison to traditional and solid tires, it offered better bucket retention, easier handling, and a smoother ride.
The video below, from our sister site, Equipment World [4], shows a comparison of skid steers maneuvering 4- by 4-inch beams and ballast. The first skid steer is outfitted with Tweels.
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The ReStore staff members prepare for the Homeowner Workshops and Anniversary celebrations on May 3. Pictured are John Hunter, VISTA development coordinator, from left; Julia Lacher, VISTA outreach coordinator; Louis Nagy, transport coordinator; and Dailene Fry, ReStore manager.
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On Saturday, the Mauston Habitat for Humanity ReStore will celebrate its fourth anniversary with a full day of events, including free workshops on various aspects of home repair and maintenance.
The celebration, which will take place from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the ReStore, also will feature a brat fry, free hot dogs for kids, door prizes, a bucket raffle, silent auction and crafts. In addition, there will be great sales throughout the ReStore, located just two miles south of Mauston at N3696 U.S. Highway 12.
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