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Airlines Seen Rolling Back Fare Boost as U.S. Taxes Return
Southwest Airlines Co. may lead U.S. carriers in rolling back a fare increase as federal ticket taxes and fees are restored, ending a two-week industry windfall.
Collections must resume by midnight Aug. 8, the Internal Revenue Service said today in Washington. Carriers probably will wait to drop prices to extend gains from the temporary boost, with Southwest, the biggest discount operator, likely to be the first to act, according to travel website FareCompare.com.
"I wouldn't be shopping for tickets this weekend," FareCompare.com Chief Executive Officer Rick Seaney said in an interview. "There's no incentive to do something right now until someone dips their toe in first. But it's coming."
Airlines boosted fares after the Federal Aviation Administration's revenue-raising authority lapsed July 22, halting collection of a 7.5 percent sales tax on domestic tickets and a fee of $3.70 a flight segment. Increasing base fares by the same amount produced more revenue for airlines without consumers seeing a difference.
"Leaving fares unchanged would translate into a healthy 10 percent fare increase, but rarely has the industry raised fares by this magnitude in a single effort," Jamie Baker, a JPMorgan Chase & Co. analyst in New York, wrote in a note to clients. He also said Southwest will be the first to cut prices.
"We have not announced any changes and we can't comment on future fares," said Brandy King, a Southwest spokeswoman.
Senate Action
The U.S. Senate approved legislation today extending the FAA's funding authority through mid-September. While that law would permit the IRS to retroactively collect taxes from passengers who bought tickets over the past two weeks, the IRS said it wouldn't attempt to do so.
Passengers who purchased fares that included taxes before collections were suspended won't be eligible for a refund, the IRS said. Delta Air Lines Inc., Southwest, US Airways Group Inc. and JetBlue Airways Corp. were among the carriers that had said they would grant refunds once the IRS issued guidelines. The industry collected about $28 million a day from the increase, or about $400 million total during the standoff in Congress over funding the FAA, Baker estimated. The agency has been operating on a series of short-term extensions since its last multiyear authorization expired in September 2007.
Lag Time
A lag time between when the taxes return and when airlines rescind the equivalent fare increase could result in unwary consumers paying both, said Seaney, the CEO of Dallas-based FareCompare.com.
Demand for travel doesn't appear to be strong enough to support what would amount to a $40 or $50 price increase for domestic tickets if airlines attempt to keep their higher prices in place once the taxes resume, Seaney said. The first airline to roll back the fare increase probably will force all the others to do the same, he said.
"We're getting toward the end of summer when things slow down anyway," Seaney said. "The airlines are probing two things: the appetite of the consumer and the appetite of the competition."
Southwest said yesterday that it's slowing planned capacity growth through 2012 to reduce operating costs after a series of price increases appeared to discourage travel.
"We think we pushed fares about as much as we should right now to be productive," CEO Gary Kelly said on a conference call. The Dallas-based airline boosted prices at least seven times in the first quarter, an unprecedented number, he said.
AMR Corp.'s American Airlines began trying to raise fares today, boosting round-trip prices by $4 to $10 on many domestic routes plus Alaska, Hawaii and Canada, and US Airways and Air Canada started matching on some flights, Seaney said. Carriers typically drop fare increases when others don't follow.


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Volume 34, Issue 4, April 1963
Solid‐State Pulse‐Height Encoding System with Pileup Reduction for Counting at High Input Rates34(1963); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1718360View Description Hide Description
The system described selects undistorted pulses and digitizes them for multichannel pulse‐height analysis. The system consists of a double RC differentiating linear amplifier, a low jitter gated single‐channel analyzer, a linear gate, and an analog‐to‐digital converter (ADC). The ADC is comprised of a simple discharge‐type pulse‐height to time converter, gating a temperature compensated 2‐Mc astable multivibrator. A temperature change of 25°C results in an over‐all gain change of 1%. Baseline shift is minimized by direct coupling. At an input rate of 100 000 pulses/sec the spectrum shifts by less than 1%. Pileup events are rejected by a unique baseline crossing discriminator. The rejection efficiency is about 80%. The apparent pulse width, for pileup considerations, is thereby reduced from 1.5 to 0.25 μsec. The circuits and their performance are discussed.
Phase‐Lock System for the General Radio 1209‐B Oscillator34(1963); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1718361View Description Hide Description
Design parameter and performance of a simple automatic phase‐control system for a GR 1209‐B triode oscillator are described. The frequency modulation of the oscillator was achieved by varying the B+ voltage of the oscillator tube, so that the resonance circuit does not have to be modified, and the described system will change neither the frequency range nor the calibration of the GR 1209‐B oscillator.
Sensitive Automatic Torque Balance for Thin Magnetic Films34(1963); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1718362View Description Hide Description
An automatic torque balance has been constructed for use in studying the magnetic properties of thin ferro‐magnetic films. The automatic servo force balancing technique using a photoelectric pickoff has been applied to a fused‐silica torsion fiber suspension. A sample up to 600 mg in weight can be handled. The data are automatically recorded by an X‐Y plotter. Sensitivity of 10−6 dyn‐cm and a response time of a fraction of a second have been obtained, providing a significant improvement over similar instruments previously used. An appropriate set of coils provides the magnetic fieldH. Since the torque on a sample is given by M×H=L, measurement of torque affords a means of studying the behavior of the magnetization M. Provision is made for observing torque either parallel or perpendicular to the film surface. The sensitivity available will permit the study of 1‐cm‐diam films as thin as one‐half an atomic layer under ideal conditions. Examples are given of the measurement of the saturation magnetization, remanent magnetization, anisotropy constant, and coercive field on a 35‐Å film, showing the quality of the data. The anisotropy field and the squareness are calculated from the above quantities. Observations of rotational hysteresis loss are also discussed.
Angular Modulation of the Magnetic Field in Electron Paramagnetic Resonance Experiments34(1963); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1718363View Description Hide Description
An analysis of the use of angular modulation of the dc magnetic field used in electron paramagnetic resonance is presented. The equations which are derived show that angularly dependent paramagnetic resonance lines may be separated from angularly independent lines. Experiments with Cr2+ in CdS show agreement with the theory.
Apparatus for Determining Temperature Profiles in Microstructures34(1963); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1718364View Description Hide Description
A practical infrared sensing apparatus has been developed to profile the temperature distribution of small complex structures without affecting the temperature distribution by the temperature sensing element. The sensitivity is 60°C for some materials, and the resolution is 1.3 mils.
Response of a Large NaI(Tl) Crystal to High Energy Electrons34(1963); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1718365View Description Hide Description
The resolution function of a 9‐in.‐diam by 10‐in.‐long cylindrical NaI(Tl) crystal for incident electrons of 55‐, 72‐, and 83‐MeV energy has been measured. A wedge magnet defined the electron energy. Spark chambers were used on either side of the magnet to insure against spurious scattering of electrons and to estimate the magnet system momentum spread. The most probable pulse height from the crystal varied linearly with electron energy. The pulse‐height distribution had a full width at half‐maximum of 13.4 +0.3 or −0.7%.
Laser Q‐Spoiling Using an Exploding Film34(1963); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1718366View Description Hide Description
Q‐spoiling is observed when an easily vaporized absorbing film located within the resonant structure of a ruby laser is destroyed by initial stimulated emission. Two features of this new technique are operational simplicity and no severe power handling limitations. The resulting laser output is characterized by a single giant pulse of micro‐second duration whose rise time (in the 20‐ to 40‐nsec range) is at least as fast as reported for Q‐spoiling by Kerr‐cell shutters.
Protection of Superconducting Coils34(1963); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1718368View Description Hide Description
Superconducting magnets of sufficiently high inductance can be damaged by overheating during an accidental transition to the resistive state. Possible protection circuits are analyzed theoretically, and some of the practical consequences of the analysis are summarized.
Palladium‐Diaphragm Hydrogen Pump34(1963); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1718369View Description Hide Description
It has been found possible to evacuate hydrogen from a container into the air by the use of a heated Pd or PdAg alloy diaphragm. This effect is not the expected diffusion of hydrogen from a region of high hydrogen pressure to a region of lower hydrogen pressure, but a true pumping from a region of low hydrogen concentration to a region of higher hydrogen concentration. This pumping occurs only if the region of higher hydrogen concentration is in an oxidizing atmosphere and the region of lower hydrogen concentration is in a reducing atmosphere or a good vacuum. Pumping speeds for hydrogen up to 0.25 liter/sec per cm2 of diaphragm have been observed for Pd and Pd‐25% Ag alloy 0.004 in. thick while operating between 500 and 600°C. It has been found possible to pump down to a hydrogen pressure of 10−9 mm Hg while the hot Pd diaphragm was exposed to air. Ti and Ni diaphragms were found to exhibit similar pumping characteristics, but much lower pumping speeds were observed.
Contamination in Ultra‐High Vacuum Plant34(1963); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1718370View Description Hide Description
Using an electron bombarded target the presence of silicone vapor was detected in the vessel of a bakeable ultra‐high vacuum system made of stainless steel exhausted by a silicone oil diffusion pump. Silicone molecules temporarily adsorbed on the target were desaturated by the impinging electrons and polymerized to form a deposit. The deposit thickness was measured by multiple‐beam interferometry. The diffusion pump was charged with silicone 704 and fitted with a chevron (trap II) and a container trap (trap I) next to the vessel. Liquid nitrogen cooling both the chevron and container‐type trap next to the vessel after baking (p ultimate≃10−9 Torr) gave a deposit growth rate of <5 Å/h. When the chevron trap was not operated during ultra‐high vacuum pumping the container‐type trap condensed sufficient oil vapor for the vessel to be contaminated when the vessel and trap were subsequently baked. The contamination rate measured during baking was dependent on the time the system had been previously under ultra‐high vacuum without the chevron trap being cooled. Ultra‐high vacuum pumping for 38 h at 10−9 Torr gave rise to a deposit growth rate of 160 Å/h on the next baking cycle. The contamination rate was reduced to its lowest amount during baking (35 Å/h) when the chevron baffle was cooled throughout the pumping cycle. Using a new silicone fluid (705) gave a deposit growth rate of about one‐half to one‐quarter of fluid 704.
X‐Ray Tube with a Built‐In Secondary Target for Exciting K Lines34(1963); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1718371View Description Hide Description
A special continuously pumped x‐ray tube has been developed for producing high intensities of characteristic K‐emission lines. The rotating primary target consists of a gold‐plated copper cylinder, which is water‐cooled. The conical secondary target is placed inside the primary target and close to it so as to achieve a high output yield. With the tube windows used at present, wavelengths between 0.1 and 0.5 Å can be produced by choosing the appropriate elements for the secondary target. To obtain a high purity of the radiation, the tube voltage should be less than three times the minimum excitation potential for the K radiation in question. The x‐ray yield is 108−109 quanta/mA‐sec‐sr.
Achromatic Magnetic Mirror for Ion Beams34(1963); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1718372View Description Hide Description
A new type achromatic or nearly achromatic deflecting magnet for ion beams is discussed in this paper. The magnetic field in the x‐y (median) plane is given by B=0 for x<0 and Bz =Gxn for x>0. The particles enter the field through the origin at an angle α with the x axis, go through a loop of 180°+2α, and leave the field by again crossing the y axis at the origin or close to the origin. Several cases are studied with the field exponent n=1 or close to unity and with deflection angle 270°(90°) or nearly so.
Microplasmas in Silicon p‐n Junctions as Detectors for Gamma Radiation34(1963); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1718373View Description Hide Description
A counting device of very small dimensions is described which may preferably be used as counter for γ radiation. When operating a silicon diode (alloyed type) in its prebreakdown region, where the breakdown is unstable and giving voltage pulses, the rate of these pulses is a linear function of the incident radiation. In that way the device shows a behavior like a Geiger‐Müller tube with large breakdown pulses and small ``deadtime'' (several micro‐seconds). Measurements were taken with a 350‐C Co60 source in the range of 10 to 104 R/h. As an extrapolation indicates, the device may be used for dose rate measurements up to 107 R/h. Temperature and time stability of the effect are discussed.
New Design for a Gas‐Flow Proportional Counter34(1963); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1718374View Description Hide Description
This paper describes a compact design for a gas‐flow proportional counter. Externally adjustable end plates for correcting the electric field allow pulse‐height distribution curves comparable with those from long counters, although the counting volume is 1¼ in. in diameter and in. long. A transistorized preamplifier inside the counter case provides clear pulses with low background in a low impedance line. The gas‐flow proportional counter described here has three significant features: (1) low noise, approximately 1% of the Fe Kα pulse height; (2) low impedance output from the first preamplifier; (3) energy spread less than 20%, in spite of short length and large diameter.
Nonlinear Resonance Device for Measuring Uniform Force Fields34(1963); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1718375View Description Hide Description
Uniform force fields deflect an elastic member when it is rotated at a critical resonant speed equal to the natural frequency divided by the square root of two. At the critical speed the centrifugal force nearly neutralizes the restoring force; consequently, the elastic member becomes responsive to external forces such as gravity, wind, magnetism, or intertial forces which act on it. The dynamic deflection may be hundreds of times the static deflection. The capacity to respond to forces is a feature of the simple model described in this paper. Instrumental applications in accelerometers and gravimeters are possible.
Electromagnetic Flowmeters for Void Fraction Measurement in Two‐Phase Metal Flow34(1963); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1718376View Description Hide Description
The use of electromagnetic flowmeters for measuring the vapor volume fraction in liquid metal two‐phase flow is described, and both theory and experimental results from NaK‐argon mixtures are presented. The flowmeters must be calibrated before use. The method is applicable to vertical flow channels in which the void fraction is less than 65% and the quality is less than 0.01.
Pressure Multiplication Effect in Opposed‐Anvil Configurations34(1963); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1718377View Description Hide Description
Pressure distribution at room temperature has been studied in sample cells used in the Bridgman opposed‐anvil high pressure apparatus over a range of pressure of 25 to 90 kilobars by observation of discontinuities in electrical resistance at phase transitions in calibrated metals (BiI‐II, TlII‐III, ``low'' Ba, ``high'' Bi). A ``pressure multiplication effect'' has been found in which the pressure observed in the center of the cell is 2 to 2.5 times the nominal load pressure. This effect is strongly dependent on the diameter‐to‐thickness ratio of the sample cells and is approximately linear to 90 kilobars.
High‐Volume Sampler for Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide34(1963); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1718378View Description Hide Description
A new sampler that has been successfully used in jet aircraft for collection of atmospheric carbon dioxide at altitudes up to 50 000 ft is described. The sampler uses type 4A molecular sieve to absorb the CO2 and will quantitatively absorb the CO2 from air flowing through the sampler at rates up to 500 liters/min. Ten liters of CO2, which is sufficient for accurate C14 measurements, can thus be obtained in one hour.
Dynamic rf Phase Meter34(1963); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1718379View Description Hide Description
A transistorized phase meter built around a NOR circuit is described. The upper frequency limit is on the order of 4.5 Mc. The use of a flip‐flop as a frequency divider extends the usable phase range from 0 to 360°. The resulting ambiguity is corrected by a reset circuit. The deviation from linearity is less than ±1°. The phase modulation frequency bandwidth is 20 kc.
Continuously Oxygenated Tungsten as a Surface Ionization Source34(1963); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1718380View Description Hide Description
A surface ionization source with a controlled work function has been produced by exposing a polycrystallinetungsten filament to a steady flow of oxygen. The displacement of characteristic method was used to determine its electron work function at different temperatures. The data are supported by the evidence of surface ionization of aluminium.


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Interview with 'The Right Track' Jill Limber + Giveaway!
We welcome today Jill Limber, author of the historical romance novel,A Heart That Dares. Jill is giving away a copy of her book (see details below interview)!
A multi-published author and former RWA President, Jill Limber's latest books are Montana Morning, A Heart That Dares and The Right Track. As a child, some of Jill's tales got her in trouble, but now she gets paid for them. Residing in San Diego with her husband and a trio of dogs and one very ancient cat, Jill's favorite pastime is to gather friends and family for good food, conversation and plenty of laughter.
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Jefferson Kennedy runs his life and his business in an orderly, practical and scheduled way. When he decides it is time for him to marry, he does his research and picks the most likely candidates for the position from women he has met over the years. As he travels cross-country in his private restored antique train car, his new gourmet chef is amused at his plans, and when she begins to fall for him, things heat up in the kitchen, turning Jefferson's plans into chaos as he falls in love with his fun-loving, madcap companion.
Interview with Jill Limber
Q: Thank you so much for this interview, Jill! Can you tell us where you are from?
I've lived my whole life in Southern California, and reside in San Diego
Q: How did you come up with the title?
The Right Track–It just seemed like a natural, given the setting for the story is on a private railroad car traveling across the United States.
Q: They say you can judge a book by its cover. Can you tell us a little about your cover and who designed it?
It was designed by an artist who works for a major New York publisher and does some work for clients on the side. Kyle Koker is a very talented designer who captured the feel of the story very well.
Q: Can you tell us something about your book that would make me run out and buy it?
Love on an antique rail car – unique and sexy.
Q: Are there any messages in this book that you want the reader to know about?
The message in this book is to reach for your dreams, take some chances and celebrate the journey.
Q: What was your most favorite chapter to write and why?
The scene where the hero and heroine meet is my favorite. They both judge the other and start their relationship with some pretty big misconceptions.
Q: Why did you feel you had to write this book?
This book was like a gift to me. It came out of my own experiences and was fun and easy to write.
Q: Now, some fun questions – What deep dark secret would you like to share with us?
I am a master procrastinator and I'm always amazed when I finish a first draft.
Q: If you could travel anywhere in the world, where would it be and why?
I haven't seen Ireland yet, and like a lot of the population of the U. S., one of my great-grandparents immigrated from there, so I'd love to visit.
Q: Are you a morning person or a night person?
Oh, definitely morning when it comes to writing.
Q: Are there any members in your family who also like to write?
No—it seems I'm the oddball.
Q: As a child, were you a dreamer?
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Q: Last but not least, the magic genie has granted you one wish. What would that be?
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Q: Thank you so much for this interview! Do you have any final words?
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Since Kevin Pietersen was axed from the England set up last year, it seems hardly a week goes by where he doesn't register his interest in being back in the side. He has repeatedly said he was disappointed at being left out and that he'd love to play international cricket. "I'm desperate to play for England again," he divulged after nailing a triple century for Surrey.
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Even that wasn't enough, and it looks increasingly unlikely that he'll enter the fold once more before his career comes to an end. The worst part is, it wasn't even Pietersen the cricketer that was the main cause, rather his status as an antagonist and likely some of the things he opened up about in his autobiography. It's hard to see an athlete suffer because there are people who potentially don't agree with him outside of his performances.
England come into the next Ashes series as major underdogs – when this article was produced, betfair have the Aussies 1.15 on to retain the urn – and a lot of that is down to a lack of firepower. As the saga continues it's likely to get more hostile. To counteract that, we're going to remember KP in a more positive light by looking at some of his finest moments in the country's whites.
Becoming England's top run scorer
In August of 2013, Pietersen really found his moment to become England's top run scorer across all forms of the game. He hammered home a century in the third Test of the Ashes against Australia and edged past Graham Gooch. That's an enormous moment for anybody but the style the South Africa born batsmen did it in just made it even more special.
The Ashes 2005
KP always seemed to find form when it mattered and he picked out his biggest innings when the pressure was on. As a relative newcomer to the England team in 2005, people weren't expecting to rely on him so heavily. They had to though. Pietersen came through the series as one of the key players. He top scored the first two innings after some shaky batting from his teammates, and followed it with a vital 72 in the second Test.
He really came to prominence again in the second innings of the final Test and put in a heroic performance that pretty much gave England victory. His first Test century came as he closed out at 158 with seven sixes and earned himself Man of the Match as well as making him the top run scorer of the Ashes with 473.
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The 2007 World Cup really saw the realisation of Pietersen as a dominant international force. Though England weren't ultimately going to be successful, failing to reach the semi-finals, KP
became the ICC's number one ranked ODI batsman after innings that included a century against West Indies, 104 off 122 against Australia, and useful contributions against New Zealand, Kenya, Sri Lanka and Ireland. Again, it was the big stages and the bigger encounters that really forced him to deliver. Any team would have loved to have him swinging for six high up on their order – being cemented as the best in the world really secured that notion.
Outside of these specific instances that showed his class, Pietersen was also partly responsible for bringing a whole new generation into the sport. His bullying style of batting was entertaining, the boundaries always flowed and there was never a boring innings. Though he was prone to lapses in concentration and spells of inconsistency, most of the prodigious talents across all sports have been.
Let's remember him for the amazing innings and thank him for the contributions. Don't resign him to a place in history where he's not one of England's greatest ever, because he is. Even an unfriendly face in his former captain Andrew Strauss admitted that.


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The Catalans are brilliant at updating historic old buildings for the modern world whilst at the same time sensitively managing to hang on to their original character and the Hotel Llegendes is no exception. I love the way they've mixed arched stone ceilings and medieval rough-hewn brick walls with 60s style space-age furniture that's straight out of Sean Connery-era James Bond or Austin Powers.
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I cook almost every night, which means I clean almost every night and this thing is a BEAST to clean. I've used every method that I could find via Google search and it just doesn't get clean. Not to mention, the smoke that it creates sets off the smoke alarm every single time we use it. Get ScanPan - easy to clean, no smoke, no stick. More expensive but trust me it's worth it
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I am not an experienced grill cook, but I've cleaned a pot or two, and this is definitely not an easy one to get clean. Perhaps if you load it up with oil or butter (expect a lot of smoke if you do). I used a wadded up ball of foil to get into each grid. I still had to put it away looking less than clean. Not happy with this purchase
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I have a similar Nordic Ware reversible grill & griddle and I love it. It cleans so easily. All I do is soak it for a few hours and it just wipes clean.
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Competed in eight events during the 2013-14 season…participated in the golf program's first NCAA Regionals appearance since it was reinstated in 2009-10, carding a 66th-place finish (79-88-77--244, +28)...ended the regular season on a high note, tying for 14th at the Big West Championships (April 27-29) with a two-round score of 147 (+3) as the final round was canceled due to strong winds…in addition, one other top-30 finish was tying for 27th at the Folino Invitational (Feb. 17-18) completing three rounds of play at 15-over-par 231 (79-77-75).
Sat out the 2012-13 season as a redshirt. .
Played in all 11 events this season for the Titans…average score was 74.375 over 32 rounds…best finish was fourth place at Alvamar Golf Club in Lawrence, Kansas, in September when he shot a 1-under 215 for 54 holes…tied for sixth two weeks later at Monarch Dunes in Nipomo, Calif., with a 2-over-par 215…tied for seventh at Sunbrook Golf Club in St. George, Utah, with a 36-hole score of 1-under 143...placed 15th at the Big West Conference Championships with a 2-over-par 218 for 54 holes…had three sub-70 rounds: a five-under-par 67 at Sunbrook; a 4-under-par 68 at Victoria Country Club in Texas and a 3-under-par 69 in the final round of the Big West event.
Played in all but one event for the Titans in 2010-11 with an average round of 75.43...best finish was a tie for 11th at the Del Walker Invitational in Long Beach in March where he shot a consistent 216 (74-71-71)...tied for 12th at the Bill Cullum Invitational in Simi Valley with a 217 capped by a season's best round of 70...had to withdraw from the Folino Invitational due to back problems.
Played 20 rounds over seven tournaments for the Titans' renewed men's golf program in 2009-10...he had the second-best scoring average on the team at 75.8 (1,515 strokes)...he had the second-lowest round of the season for the team, a 66 in his third round at the Firestone Grill College Invitational in San Luis Obispo, Calif., on Oct. 6...his best tourney finish was a tie for eighth at the CSU Bakersfield Spring Invitational on March 22-23 with a 5-over par score of 221...at the 2010 Big West Conference Championships he placed 36th with a 21-over par 237, fourth best by a Titan.
Was a two-time swimming and golf letterman for Heritage Academy on Hilton Head Island, South Carolina... was a junior national swimmer... made the honor roll his junior and senior seasons.
Born in Suffern, NY...parents are Todd and Randi Rubzin...sister Emily is an athlete at Los Osos HS in Rancho Cucamonga...has eight IJGT Top 10 finishes to his credit...placed seventh at the 2008 AJGA Tee Up Junior and fifth at the 2008 IJGT Tournament of Champions...was 27th in the AJGA Hanmi Bank Junior Open...attended the Hank Haney International Junior Golf Academy...chose Fullerton for the opportunity to play Division I and for the Mihaylo College of Business and Economics...goal is to play on the PGA Tour.
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Record Book | Folino Invit. Record Book
NCAA Men's Golf | Big West Men's Golf
Eshelman stifles Pacific in Big West Opener
Eshelman, Titans have too much for 49ers
Fullerton routs Oregon, extends streak to nine
Teen Spirit Leads to CSF's Early-Season Nirvana
Ex-Titan Pitcher Coming Back from Injury, Tragedy
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Lorenzen, Thurman Display Big Talent in Big West
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Euro League's Bobby Brown could become free agent this season
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Spurs Retire Bruce Bowen's Jersey
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40th Anniversary of Fatal Football Crash
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Fox Earning Her Time at Fullerton
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Northridge Performance a Statement
Alum Covert's Running Streak at 43+ Years
Marathoner Arciniaga (ex-Titan) in World Championships
Wilhite, Nevin Develop Relationship
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English Goalie Proud of Dual Background
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After 11 months of playing Destiny and a lot of frustrations lately with Skolas I finally realized that I failed myself and my fellow Guardians and became corrupted by the Darkness.
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I played everything in Destiny with the exception of Trials of Osiris and Prison of Elders Skolas. For now I have no intention of doing ToO but Skolas is aggravating me and makes me want to stop playing Destiny altogether. By any means I am not Datto, Professor Broman or King Gathalion but an average player trying to have fun while playing.
Before I go on I want to emphasis that Bungie said multiple times that they are listening to complaints and so reduced the severity of Cerberus Vae III strike. They did something similar to Skolas but it did not accomplish the goal of make it manageable or fun to play. Keep in mind that I did Cerberus on a Nightfall before the nerf without any burns and could finish it.
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It came to my attention that you sent out an email yesterday stating this:
We understand that there is a parent meeting being called tomorrow night by some families to discuss the organizational changes happening at Hillcrest, under the guise that the changes are going to be harmful to the school. Nothing could be further from the truth.
Personally I find that statement troubling in many ways and I want to use this opportunity to respond to it here in public:
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After a long discussion with the Xbox Support I finally could resolve the issue by getting a refund for the digital Destiny Guardian Edition. Now I can buy that with my wife's account and then it will run on her XB1 with her Xbox Home. This way any of our family members can play Destiny on any of the two consoles.
That said this does not solve the underlying problem of a house hold with multiple Xbox Ones especially if they are kids. With a Game Disc they can just take it and play it where the disc is put in but not with a digital download. If my kids want to have their own XB1 and one wants to play with me and my wife then we cannot be logged in in that console. Does this now means that I need to create a 2nd Xbox account just to buy and manage Games on that XB1?
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Datto and others started to call certain hiding spots in Destiny cheese spots meaning that it safer but less exiting way to handle a fight. When Bungie released the first DLC called The Dark Below the word cheese started to morph into the description for exploiting a glitch in the system to change the mechanics of the game so that it is easier to handle. In the raid Crota's End warlocks could use self-resurrection to pass the bridge without having a sword or to deal with sword bearer or using the host's quitting of the Game to make Crota kneel "forever".
Update: Later I say that DLC gear is not giving Radiant Shards / Energy when dismantled. That is not true for Raid Gear though but for any DLC gear (Lvl 36 for Armor) that is obtained otherwise.
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Arrive in Ogunquit and upon checking in, your dining reservations and breakfast plans will already be in place. So head on over to the pub for a wine welcome with Cabot Cheese and then take a soak in the outdoor hot tub. The next morning, wake and enjoy a breakfast before heading out to shopping or may we suggest a cooking class.
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As part of a planned expansion of its faculty, the Department of Physics at UMass Amherst invites applications for tenure-track faculty positions in (i) condensed matter theory, with an expected start date of September 1, 2016 for the successful candidate and (ii) experimental particle/nuclear physics, with an expected start date of September 1, 2017. For more information and links to the online applications, visit our job listings page: http://www.physics.umass.edu/job-openings.
In a new cover article for Nature Materials, physics experimentalists Paulsen and Menon, theorists Démery, Davidovitch and Santangelo, and polymer scientist Russell have shown that ultrathin sheets can be used to package droplets of fluid. The wrapped droplets have unusual, but simply-explained shapes that maximize the efficiency of the wrapping. Link. Postdocs Paulsen and Démery have gone on to faculty positions at Syracuse University and ESPCI, Paris, respectively. more...
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Prof. John Donoghue has been invited to be the 2015 Erwin Schroedinger Visiting Professor at the University of Vienna. This position is in honor of Erwin Schroedinger, and the Visiting Professor gives one lecture to a wide audience and three specialized lectures to advanced physicists. Prof. Donoghue will lecture on General Relativity as a Quantum Field Theory during October and November of 2015.
Prof. Andrea Pocar was listed by Business Insider as one of "9 scientists who are changing the way we view space". He was previously listed by the same publication as one of "50 groundbreaking scientists who are changing the way we see the world" for his study of pp neutrinos and the inner workings of the Sun with the Borexino experiment. More
Assistant Professor Jun Yan was one of two UMass faculty awarded $20,000 for his project titled "Detecting quantum flows in reduced dimensions". More
An article by Professor Robert Hallock in the May issue of Physics Today titled Is Solid Helium a Supersolid? discusses the unusual properties of solid Helium. In experiments done in his group (see image) they find that helium atoms flow through a sample of solid helium, but in a fashion dramatically unlike the behavior previously predicted for supersolids. Theoretical work in the department, led by Boris Svistunov and Nikolay Prokof'ev has been instrumental in the development of new understanding of solid helium.
The 2015 annual Physics Department awards were presented to graduate and undergraduate students at a luncheon on April 30, 2015 to recognize their achievements in teaching, research, outreach, and academics. More...
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Javier King, a senior with Andrea Pocar's experimental neutrino group, is one of six Spring 2015 Rising Researcher awardees for his work on Monte Carlo simulations of the EXO-200 detector.
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Daniel Hoak, a PhD candidate with Laura Cadonati's Gravitational and Particle Astrophysics group, has won a Fulbright U.S. Student Award to perform research at the European Gravitational Observatory in Cascina, Italy. Daniel is currently working at the LIGO site in Hanford, WA.
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A new book by Professors Boris Svistunov, Nikolay Prokof'ev and Egor Babaev, Superfluid States of Matter, presents a modern view of superconductivity and superfluidity. An accompanying review by Nobel Laureate Frank Wilczek states that it emphasises "deep unifying concepts of symmetry and topology while maintaining firm connection to concrete physical realities." Nobel Laureate Wolfgang Ketterle says of the book that it "reflects the broad expertise of the authors who have made important contributions to our understanding of many different physical systems."
Professor Michael Ramsey-Musolf was featured in two separate stories in the recent issue of Physics Today. The first discusses his contributions to long-range planning for the Nuclear Physics community in the US. The other features an interview with him as part of an article on the climate for LGBT physicists.
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Aaron P. Dunbrack, a sophomore Physics and Astronomy major, is one of four UMass undergraduates chosen to receive the prestigious Barry Goldwater Scholarship in Education. Read more
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Thursday, October 28, 2010
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did you see this on A Beautiful Mess yesterday?
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I thought this would be a perfect style her hair.
I'm making a dress for her tomorrow.
So proud! (of her...and myself - it seems I may not be such a shabby substitute for a 'real' school teacher after all :) )
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you need to be a flower girl hair designer at weddings!!ReplyDelete
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and big congrats to Jada that's impressive!
Lovely....! Wonder if I could convince my boys to grow their hair long enough for me to try it....ha ha! Jada looks so much like her mama!ReplyDelete
WOW I wish I had long enough hair/ was clever enough to do my own hair like that. she looks absolutely fab.ReplyDelete
Beautiful! And the tooth!! How did it go?? G has lost both her top teeth in the last two days.... sigh... our babes are growing up Mrs!! xxReplyDelete
Gorgeous hair style. So very cute and boho gorgeous!ReplyDelete
My daughter is in the process of losing her first top tooth too. It has been wiggly for soooooo long!
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Andy Leach, director of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame's Library and Archives, gives a behind the scenes look at the Library and Archives in downtown Cleveland.
Things are coming along at the Library and Archives. Our staff ...Categories: Library and Archives
Now in its 26th year, the SXSW Music and Media Conference has grown into the must-attend networking event for the 21st century music industry. Showcasing nearly 2,000 musical acts from around the globe at over 80 stages in downtown ...Categories: Library and Archives
Today, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum opened the world's largest library and archives devoted to rock and roll music. The Library and Archives is located in downtown Cleveland at the Center for Creative Arts ...Categories: Library and Archives
Today, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame announced a partnership with KLRU-TV, Austin PBS to make nearly 40 years of Austin City Limits performances available to the public for the first time. The announcement came from Rock and ...Categories: Inductee, Library and Archives
Recently, the Library and Archives acquired the collection of Cleveland's own Jane Scott, which includes items accumulated over the course of Scott's long career as the first rock critic at a daily newspaper: interview notebooks, autographs, personal ...Categories: Library and Archives
After presenting at the Rock Hall Library and Archives in Cleveland, Ohio, on August 23, 2012, RJ Smith, author of The One: The Life and Music of James Brown, visited the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum ...Categories: Inductee, Library and Archives, Exclusive Interviews
Earlier this month, myself, the Grateful Dead archivist Nicholas Meriwether (who contributed to the Rock Hall's Grateful Dead: the Long, Strange Trip exhibit and wrote about the Dead's "best performance") and nine other archivists from a wide ...Categories: Library and Archives