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SALT LAKE CITY - Washington State University dropped its regular season road finale 59-47 to the University of Utah at the Jon M. Huntsman Center Sunday.
Freshman guard Lia Galdeira led Washington State (10-17, 6-10 Pac-12) with 14 points and redshirt-senior guard Katie Grad added seven points. Utah improved to 16-11 overall and 7-9 in conference play after shooting 42.9 percent and posting a 45-24 rebounding advantage. WSU was held to 37.5 percent from the field and scored 16 points off of 16 Utah turnovers.
"We came out with great energy and focus. We executed great on offense against a tough defense but Utah I thought won a lot of 50-50 balls in the second half," head coach June Daugherty said. "We did a good job on their post players in the first half but they got going in the second half."
Galdeira opened the game with a three from the left wing and junior forward Sage Romberg followed with a runner off the glass for an early WSU lead. Midway through the half, the Cougars used a 6-0 spurt to build a five-point lead. Redshirt-junior guard Ireti Amojo finished off a drive with a layin, Galdeira then made a steal and went coast-to-coast for a spinning runner before sophomore forward Shalie Dheensaw connected on jumphook from the left block.
Minutes later Cooks gave WSU an eight-point lead with a three from the left corner at the 7:51 mark.
The Utes caught fire in the final minutes, putting together a 9-0 run and finished the half with a 16-4 streak over the final 6:54 to take a 29-24 advantage into the break. The Cougars shot 26.7 percent in the first 20 minutes but Utah knocked down 50 percent of its shots to own a five-point lead.
The Cougars cut the Utah lead to three in the opening minutes of the second half after five straight points from Galdeira. The Utes countered with four straight but redshirt-senior guard Katie Grad knocked down a three from the right wing to keep the Cougars within four at the 16:29 mark.
Midway through the half, the Cougars continued to hang around after receiving layups from Galdeira and freshman guard Alexas Williamson cut the Utah lead to seven with 7:15 remaining.
Utah's defense buckled down on the next couple possessions and forced WSU into some tough shots and then used a 10-0 run to build a double-digit lead and pull away.
Washington State returns to Pullman to close out the regular season the University of California Thursday and Stanford University Saturday.
Galdeira scored in double-figures for the 25th time this season, breaking Jazmine Perkins school record for double-digit games by a freshman.


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I was attempting to set up a temporary server to migrate to. I installed Zimbra on the new hardware and in the process I attempted to change the hostname by using the zmsetservername command on the new machine. Well, I'm not sure how but this has messed up the production server. I cannot get the mailbox service started. I'm seeing the following error in mailbox.log.
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I'm using a Celestron ASGT tripod and on mine the Celestron center bolt only engaged the Porta II by about 3 threads. I had to modify the Porta II adapter (the black piece on the bottom of the head) to get more 7+ threads.
Can't compare to the original Vixen Porta tripod as I only purchased the head and already had the tripod from another project.
Others on CN have used the Hands On Optics wood legs and report good performance - but I have no personal experience with those.
Posted 26 March 2013 - 10:09 PM
You may want to consider the modification I did to my Porta II in another thread Link
This cost only a few dollars and may reduce the vibration issue sufficiently. If not, you are only out a little time and money. I to was looking for a low $ solution and did not want to purchase another tripod. Someone has mentioned replacement wood legs from Hands on Optics but it required modifications to fit.
I sure others have found good tripods to recommend if you want that solution. I look forward to seeing what other people have done.
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The Porta II head attaches to the tripod with a single M10 bolt - same thread as some other Vixen tripods and also Celestron ASGT and CGEM, Meade LX75 (and others?), Orion/Skywatcher/Synta CG-5, CG-6 etc.
Just for FYI, the CGEM uses a 12mm center bolt.
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I had been told the CG-6 (atlas) was 10mm as well. Wonder if it too is 12mm.
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Excellent ideas and thanks again
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Hi Locoman and thanks for your comments. I agree that the Porta II mount can develop slop and play in the gearbox. I have taken mine apart and removed all the slack in both Altitude and Latitude, works like a charm. (The blue label can be removed and replaced without significant damage) I guess i will find out in a few days if it is the mount or the tripod. I am thinking tripod but stay tuned and i will let you know.
How did you take off the decal and put it back on?
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I am not sure of the name of the tool. I can take a pic tomorrow and post it but it looks like a dental pick on steroids. Actually a small flathead screwdriver may work as well. Basically the decal is only attached around the very outside perimeter only by about 1/8". Once you pry one side of the decal up it is easy to remove.
This indeed how it can be done. However, I took mine off a few days ago to lube and tighten the elevation gearbox and using the pic or a sharpened probe I just could not remove the decal without damage.
The decal is actually a thick vinyl sandwich on an aluminum plate. Total is about 2mm or .080" thick. On mine it was fit so well into the mount head that I could not get any tool under the edge to pry it up.
So mine got damaged. I've elected to just paint the space under the decal ( where the cap screws are that mount the elevation gearbox) a textured white to match the rest of the head. That way I can disassemble at any time without dealing with the decal. As delivered the space under the decal is bare metal.
If you are especially picky about keeping the decal, and yours is fitted tightly like mine there's a good chance you will damage it.
BTW most of the excess play in my Porta II was in the elevation gearbox. Taking apart, lubing, and reassembling did help mine quite a bit. Of course YMMV.
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Munchmiester, how did yours mount to the Oberwerk Tripod? Was there any modification done? I thought it would just bolt on but no.....never that simple
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A BIG Kudo's to Manny Miles for custom making the parts to fit the mount to the tripod. Not only is it a very professional look but it saved me many$ compared to buying parts from Vixen & Oberwerk. Plus the EP tray is VERY nice! Thank you again Manny!!!!
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After lowering off a very pumpy climb, can I speed my recovery by running or doing pushups? I heard that light aerobic exercise immediately following a climb helps flush lactic acid out of the forearms by pumping blood through the body. I guess the lactic acid dilutes, and spreads to the larger muscle groups so that it is more easily broken down. If this is true, should I run after doing a hard enduro pitch, and if so, for how long?
—Jack Rhodes, Somers, NYYou are pretty much right about the theory here, but go easy. A strenuous bout of exercise is far from conducive to recovery, and two or three minutes of light jogging will more than suffice. Pushups seem too much like hard work and instead I would suggest shoulder circles and finger clenches. The best thing is a very easy route because it gently stimulates the target muscle groups and encourages local blood flow to flush lactate. It also stops you from stiffening up and losing recruitment during longer rest stints. An example of the right grade would be a 5.10 if you are climbing in the 5.12s or a 5.7 if you climb in the 5.10s. Forearm stretches are very worthwhile during rests (do both sides: flexors by bending your hand back and extensors by bending it forward or twisting it). A final tip is to take a forearm massage if there's one on offer -- but don't hold your breath!
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Chris Strong is the Warning Coordination Meteorologist for the NWS office in Sterling VA.
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This was especially evident last June, when a Derecho moved through the area. It caught a lot of people by surprise, even though the Weather Service posted severe thunderstorm watches several hours in advance.
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Holding my G11 Equatorial head and the Gemini Equatorial head seems worlds apart in how much heavier my equatorial head is. Not weighing both mounts, mine seems to weight about 7 to 8 pounds more.
Has anyone ever heard of this before? My Normal set up is my C14 with a Orion ST-120 on it and its absolutely rock solid for stability with no vibration during focusing. I recently have been using my 150 F/5 on my mount and surprisingly, its still very stable.
Does anyone know if these original G11's from the Celestron CG series were heavier than the current crop of G11's currently being sold. I really never noticed this till I started carrying my friends G11 Equatorial heads, and then noticed they were substantially lighter which to me, accounts for why they don't seen to be a solid as mine is?
Anyone ever hear of this? I noticed my setting circles are set up differently and seems to be larger diameter, at least in the RA axis. I haven't measured this but visually, the setting circles on my mount seem to be a larger diameter and are marked differently, since I use my setting circles to find objects in the night sky.
Anyone ever hear of this?
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CHAPEL HILL-As part of the celebration of the centennial of the North Carolina High School Athletic Association, the NCHSAA has released the fourth and final list of its "100 To Remember" series.
The list of "100 To Remember: Male Athletes" highlights one hundred of the top female athletes in NCHSAA history. A special committee, including school administrators and coaches from across the state as well as sports media, put together the list in a series of meetings.
Many people made nominations for the lists on the NCHSAA web site. Association records and archives were also consulted, as well as members of the committee offering names for discussion.
"Coming up with a list of '100 To Remember' was a tremendous challenge," said Davis Whitfield, commissioner of the NCHSAA. "So many individuals have participated, coached or been involved with the rich history and tradition of the first 100 years of the NCHSAA. This group of distinguished individuals not only served their schools, school systems and communities in an exceptional fashion, but our Association as well."
During the 2013 year in which the 100th anniversary is celebrated by the NCHSAA, four "100 To Remember" lists have been released. The first involved administrators, including athletic directors, principals, superintendents or others involved with the administration of athletics at a local or statewide level. The second list was coaches, followed by female athletes. The male athletes list was the final one released.
The development of the lists and the discussions certainly fit in with the slogan for the centennial: "Honoring the Past, Embracing the Present and Shaping the Future.
All of the 100th anniversary lists are posted on the NCHSAA website under the special 100th portal.
These are players from Triad high schools to make the list:
E.J. Abrams Thomasville
Earned prestigious NCHSAA Male Athlete of Year in 2007-08 academic year as football, basketball and baseball player...played linebacker and QB for Bulldogs, rushing for 1,288 yards and throwing for more than 2,000 as senior as school won three straight NCHSAA titles...led Thomasville to regional basketball finals (20 ppg, 8 rpg) as senior...went to Tennessee to play football but wound up leaving school...is now on Winston-Salem State football roster.
Ethan Albright Grimsley
Was NCHSAA Male Athlete of Year in 1988-89, playing football, basketball and baseball at Grimsley...he was conference Player of the Year as a senior in basketball...outstanding football player at the University of North Carolina who went on to great 16-year career in the National Football League... spent the majority of his professional career with the Washington Redskins but also played for Miami, San Diego and Buffalo, primarily as a long snapper...has coached high school softball since his football playing days.
Luke Appling High Point
Had amazing 20-year career in major league baseball, spanning 1930 to 1950...grew up in High Point and then attended Oglethorpe College before embarking on baseball career...spent entire playing career with Chicago White Sox and had amazing career batting average of .310...had sizzling .388 mark in 1936 which led American League and also took AL batting crown in 1943...selected to baseball Hall of Fame in 1964...seven time All-Star...nicknamed "Old Aches and Pains"...died in 1991 at age of 83.
Scott Bankhead Reidsville
Played for University of North Carolina after outstanding high school career at Reidsville before heading into professional baseball...pitched for five different organizations during his MLB time, from 1986 through 1995...drafted in first round by Kansas City and debuted with the Royals...pitched five years with Seattle Mariners and won 14 games in 1989...played for team USA in 1984 Summer Olympics.
Jeff Bostic Ben Smith
A graduate of Greensboro Smith who had great collegiate football career at Clemson...was not drafted but played 13 years in the National Football League for Washington Redskins, playing center almost that entire time...one of the famous "Hogs" in Washington lore...participated on three Super Bowl championship teams and chosen one of 70 greatest players in Redskin history...started 149 games for Washington...played in Pro Bowl in 1983...member Clemson Hall of Fame and South Carolina Athletic Hall of Fame.
Ted Brown T.W. Andrews
Great career at High Point Andrews followed by a tremendous stint at North Carolina State...rushed for a school and Atlantic Coast Conference record 4,602 yards from 1975 through '78...jersey retired at N.C. State and he was a first-round NFL draft choice of the Minnesota Vikings...played eight seasons with the Vikings, scoring 53 touchdowns and rushing for a total of 4,546 yards in the professional ranks...inducted into North Carolina Sports Hall of Fame in 1995.
Na Brown Reidsville
Winner of the NCHSAA Male Athlete of the Year honor for 1994-95 academic year...played football, basketball and baseball at Reidsville, finishing grid career as second all-time leading receiver in state history in receptions and third all-time in yards...played on 1994 state basketball championship team...had 165 catches for 2,086 yards and 14 scores while playing for University of North Carolina...spent three years with Philadelphia Eagles of NFL, debuting in 1999, and has also played in Arena Football League.
Carl Eller Winston-Salem Atkins
Led Atkins to North Carolina High School Athletic Conference football title in 1959...all-American defensive lineman at University of Minnesota...drafter in first round of both AFL and NFL drafts in 1964...spent 15 years in National Football League, 14 with Minnesota Vikings...named to Pro Bowl on six different occasions and was considered great pass rusher...played in four Super Bowls for Vikings...started 209 NFL games in career...inducted into North Carolina Sports Hall of Fame in 1991...joined Pro Football Hall in 2004.
Johnny Evans High Point Andrews
Great football player at High Point Andrews, playing in the 1973 Shrine Bowl and the '74 East-West all-star game...played for Lou Holtz at North Carolina State from 1974 to '77, where he was a quarterback and a punter who still holds some State records...Peach Bowl MVP in 1977...played three years for the Cleveland Browns in the NFL and three years in the Canadian Football League...broadcaster on the N.C. State football network and director of Eastern North Carolina Fellowship of Christian Athletes.
Torry Holt Eastern Guilford
Star football and basketball player at Eastern Guilford who caught 129 passes for 2,573 yards and 42 touchdowns during prep career...played for North Carolina State from 1995 to '98where he was ACC Football Player of the Year and wound up with State record 3,379 career receiving yards...first round draft pick of St. Louis Rams in NFL and led league in receiving in 2000...920 receptions for whopping 13,382 yards in pro career with 74 TDs...named to Pro Bowl seven times...member of St. Louis Sports Hall of Fame and Guilford County Sports Hall.
Haywood Jeffires Page
Great football and basketball player at Page...MVP of 1983 NCHSAA state 4-A basketball championship game as Pirates were unbeaten under coach Mac Morris...also outstanding receiver and defensive back at Page who went on to star at North Carolina State...first receiver chosen in 1987 NFL draft and three-time Pro Bowl selection with Houston Oilers...caught 515 passes during NFL career for 6,334 yards in 10 seasons...member of Guilford County Sports Hall of Fame.
Rusty LaRue Northwest Guilford
Earned the designation as NCHSAA Male Athlete of year for 1991-92 academic year after great Northwest Guilford career...played football, basketball and baseball during his career at Wake Forest...broke eight NCAA records for passing as quarterback during senior year at Wake, including one game with 55 completions...finished hoops at Wake first in career three-point field goal percentage...played for Bulls, Jazz and Warriors in NBA as well as overseas in eight-year pro career...has coached at high school and college levels...member Wake Forest Sports Hall of Fame.
Danny Manning Greensboro Page
Great basketball player at high school, college and pro level...one of great players in University of Kansas history, who left school as all-time leading scorer and rebounder...college Player of Year in 1988 as Jayhawks won NCAA title...lengthy NBA career after being drafted by Clippers...longest stints with Clippers and Suns, scoring 12,367 points in NBA from 1998 through '2003, averaging 14.0 ppg...assistant coach at Kansas for several years and was part of a national title as an assistant, and then head coach at Tulsa after retiring as player.
Bob McAdoo Greensboro Ben Smith
Basketball star at Ben Smith before going to junior college and then playing one year at the University of North Carolina, leading Tar Heels to Final Four in 1972...second pick overall in NBA draft by Buffalo Braves, for whom he played from 1973 through '77...played for six other teams before retiring in 1986...was NBA Rookie of Year in '73 and league MVP two years later...led NBA in scoring three times, averaging more than 30 ppg each year, and had career average of 22.1 ppg...scored 18,787 points in NBA... inducted into North Carolina Sports Hall of Fame in 1993.
Freddie "Curly" Neal Greensboro Dudley
Played on Dudley team that won 1961 North Carolina High School Athletic Conference championship and went on to great career at Johnson C. Smith, averaging 23 points per game in college...joined Harlem Globetrotters in 1963 and became known worldwide for his dribbling prowess...played in more than 6,000 games in 97 different countries and the Trotters retired his number 22...member of 2008 class of North Carolina Sports Hall of Fame and 2006 class of Guilford County Sports Hall of Fame.
Chris Paul West Forsyth
Tremendous basketball player at West Forsyth, averaging better than 30 ppg and 9.5 assists as senior and scored 61 points in a game as tribute to grandfather, who was killed at age of 61...went on to star at nearby Wake Forest for two years, where he was consensus All-American and had his number retired there...has won two Olympic gold medals as member of USA team...has been star in NBA for New Orleans Hornets and then Los Angeles Clippers...MVP of NBA all-star game in 2013...has averaged 18.8 ppg and 9.5 assists for first eight years of pro career.
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Winnipeg, MB (Sports Network) - Ilya Bryzgalov made 24 saves and Tye McGinn
recorded the deciding goal early in the third period as the Philadelphia
Flyers claimed a 3-2 victory over the Winnipeg Jets at MTS Centre.
Brayden Schenn and Kimmo Timonen added markers, while Jakub Voracek added a
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I have the Garmin Oregon 650. Love it.
I have the Garmin Oregon 650. Love it.
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Royals unveil uniform update for 2014 season
The Royals today announced updates to the club's road alternate uniform for the 2014 season.
Changes to the road alternate "royal blue" uniform include:
• The jersey will feature the Royals classic KC logo, which also appears on the club's cap.
• The royal blue jersey will be trimmed in white and powder blue piping, and the numeral and player name will be white with a powder blue outline.
• The classic KC logo will appear on a Royals regular season game uniform for the first time in club history, and the new look includes several design elements featured in the club's various blue "batting practice" jerseys worn from the 1980s into the early 2000s.
"The KC logo continues to be extremely popular with our fan base and is synonymous with Kansas City," said Kevin Uhlich, Royals Sr. Vice President-Business Operations. "With that in mind, the Royals are excited to incorporate the logo into our uniform collection for the 2014 season."
The Royals Majestic Team Store, located at Gate C of Kauffman Stadium, will offer the new jersey exclusively through Monday, December 2 and has announced special holiday hours for fans looking for the perfect Royals gift for friends and family. The store will be open today at 10 a.m. until 6 p.m. Special holiday shopping hours are Monday-Saturday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., and Sundays from noon-6 p.m. through December 23. The store is closed on Thanksgiving Day, but will be open for extended hours the following day – Friday, November 29 – from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.


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Great pins! I am absolutely OBSESSED with the first outfit. I cant control myself...I want every bit of it!!!ReplyDelete
I almost didn't realize that was Emma Stone. She looked hott!! Cute pins. Have a happy Wednesday!ReplyDelete
I LOVE the first outfit, one of my faves :)ReplyDelete
Bah I posted that last pin on my pins for week too! :) And that table is super cute! Great pins this week! Have a great day Jessica!ReplyDelete
Such good pins this week- I can't pick a favourite..but i hate my hair now haha wish it was longer and I could braid it al pretty like!
Have a fantastic day lady!!
I LOVE all of these pins! Such great and funny quotes. I am definitely swooning over that palette table. Hmmm. Good project for Adam. He should get on that ;)
I also love the wine and Pinterest quote...ah a girl can dream.
Have a great Wednesday!
Love your pins! And your inspiring guest blog! You look gorgeous and I'm sure you feel great, too : )
Great pins - I agree with the last one!! lolReplyDelete
Great pins! If only my Pinterest closet was real! And Pinterest house. And Pinterest bakery/chef.
Happy Wednesday :)
Loving these pins!!! I'm thinking about getting my hair ye color of Emma stone's in that picture. I love it. And I wanna get paid to drink wine and play on pinterest! I so wish we lived closer to each other so we could do the same color run! I'm so excited!! Happy wednesday love! XoxoReplyDelete
Ps I bought a flex watch last night and I'm headed to check out your guest post. I just love everything about you!ReplyDelete
Awesome Pins! Your pinterest report card would get an A+ this week.ReplyDelete
Loving every single one of these! I've been trying to fishtail my hair for weeks but can't seem to get it :(ReplyDelete
how cute and simple is that table?! I almost bought the flower centerpiece from Ikea... ALMOST... guess next trip to Ikea I must turn the almost to a MUST!
Happy Wednesday!
I LOVE that first pic - such a cute outfit and braid :)
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Love your pins, especially the one about your Pinterest closet - so true!ReplyDelete
New to your blog! I saw you commented on Krystal's guest post and said you live in Tampa! Us Tampa girls have started a meetup group and a blog to share our next outings and stuff so you should join us! http://tampabaybloggergals.blogspot.com/ReplyDelete
Wouldn't it be nice if every time you pinned an outfit it magically appeared in your closet?
Happy Wednesday!
I have such a girl crush on emma stone...and her hair.
I laughed so hard when saw the "deciding what to wear pin"... I feel this way DAILY.
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Jenna Michelle Willis of Vanceboro and Steven Coleman Heath of Kinston were united in marriage on July 7, 2012, at Crystal Coast Civic Center with the Rev. Mike Swain officiating.
The bride is the daughter of Jerry Willis and John and Becky Ellis and the granddaughter of Eldridge and Janet Godwin, all of Vanceboro and the late Richard Gaskins and the late Bud and Thelma Willis.
The bridegroom is the son of Steve and Sandra Heath of Kinston and the grandson of Maude Turner and Lenwood and Bula Heath, all of Kinston.
The bride was given in marriage by her father, Jerry Willis.
Maid of honor was Julie Willis of Vanceboro, sister of the bride.
Bridesmaids were Shannon Campbell of Bailey, Sara Harrison and Jordon Garrett, both of New Bern and Savannah Heath of Kinston, sister of the groom.
Maria Canales was the flower girl.
Best man was Steve Heath of Kinston, father of the groom.
Groomsmen were Austin Hardison and Andrew Arnette, both of Pink Hill, Quintin Perry of Deep Run, and Jessie Conway of LaGrange.
Landon McCarty was the ringbearer.
Assisting with the wedding were Mandy Whitford and wedding director Sarah Fairburn.
A reception, hosted by the bride�s parents, was held at Crystal Coast Civic Center.
Assisting with the reception were Myla Gaskins, Kim Ipock, Joy Russell and Pauline Fairburn.
The couple took a honeymoon trip to Orlando, Fla.
The bride graduated from East Carolina University and is employed by Craven County Schools as a first grade teacher.
The bridegroom graduated from Lenoir Community College and is employed by the N.C. State Highway Patrol.
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In response to the magnitude 4.7 earthquake near Hawthorn, California, Dr. Debi Kilb (SIO) fielded questions from local News-8 in San Diego.
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Making an appearance, not once, but twice in the top 15 count of the hottest Gadgets were the MiniME and iCluster display system that were developed through a collaboration between IGPP and Calit2. Congratulations team!
Visualization of the magnitude 5.4 earthquake on 07 July 2010 near Borrego Springs.
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The Highly Immersive Visualization Environment (HIVE) is a cylindrical wall display 28 feet wide and 8 feet tall installed in the Revelle Conference Room to provide immersive exploration capabilities to large groups of researchers (up to 40 people can be accommodated in the room). A 16 processor SGI Onyx 3400 drives three front mounted projectors that display on the Panoram GVR120E for a fully immersive environment.
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The iCluster is a 50 megapixel tiled display visualization system built using Apple G5s and 30" monitors. This system is used to visualize real time data from the USArray network of sensors (part of the NSF funded Earthscope project) and other global observing systems. The iCluster is housed in the Earthscope Array Network Facility (ANF) office at IGPP and receives funding from the ANF, CEOA and Calit2.
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Engine Efficiency - Dial In Your ValvetrainWritten by on March 28, 2012 Ensuring proper valvetrain geometry
Even if you have the best valvetrain components in your race engine, improper installation and alignment can leave it huffing and wheezing like a back-of-the-pack hunk of junk. Worse, poor valvetrain alignment will lead to accelerated wear which can cause parts to wear out and break before you even make it to rebuild time.
There are also plenty of times you may need to work on your race engine's valvetrain for general maintenance. Inexpensive stock valvesprings in crate engines help manage costs, but they are also prone to losing pressure and must be replaced regularly. Engines running flat tappet lifters must also have the lash on all the valves regularly checked. Finally, you may attempt to repair or rebuild your own race engine and must make sure that the valvetrain is assembled as well as possible.
While reassembling Circle Track's Dyno Mule Chevy 350 for an upcoming story, we also had the opportunity to try out Lunati's new Voodoo aluminum rocker arms. These new Lunati rockers are full roller to minimize friction and feature oiling galleries to lubricate and cool the valvesprings as well as the trunion and roller tip. They are also machined to provide plenty of clearance for high-lift aggressive cam profiles--which fits the need for the solid roller Comp camshaft we're using that produces 0.610 lift at the valve.
We'll fire up the dyno mule in a future issue for some interesting tests. But in the meantime, we thought we'd pass along a few tips for making sure your valvetrain is working as efficiently as possible. So without further ado, here they are.
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2 The rocker studs don't require Loctite but should all be torqued to 50 ft-lb using thread seal as the only lubricant.3 We were lucky to get our hands on Lunati's new aluminum Voodoo rocker arms. These are 1.5:1 ratio, feature full roller trunions and roller tips, and should be quite competitive price-wise to other performance rockers on the market.4 The rockers have oiling galleries to feed oil to both the roller tip and the valvespring to help keep it cool. Also notice that the underside of the rocker has been machined to create room for large diameter racing springs and high-lift camshaft profiles.5 After submerging the Comp Cams solid roller lifters in motor oil, they were installed in the lifter bores.6 Since this is the first time we've run this engine combo with the new Lunati rockers, we had to make sure the pushrods are the correct length. This is an easy process and should be done any time you make a change in the valvetrain components you are using.7 If this is a new build or you don't have a variety of different pushrod lengths on hand for testing, you can use a pushrod length checker like this one from Powerhouse Products. The checker is essentially a short pushrod that uses a piece of threaded rod so it can be extended. Because of the threaded rod, the checking pushrod isn't very strong, so if you use one it's definitely recommended to swap out the standard valvespring for a lightweight check spring such as the one you see here. If you don't, it's likely you'll wind up with a bent checking pushrod and a lot of frustration.8 The length of the pushrod determines where the tip of the rocker arm contacts the top of the valve stem. To check for proper pushrod length, begin by9 Next, install the rocker arm and install the lock nut so that you have zero lash.10 Bump the engine over several revolutions so that the valve you are checking opens and closes a few times. With roller rockers, it helps to hold your thumb over the roller tip so that it doesn't roll quite so easily. This helps make the mark it leaves on the tip of the valve stem more defined.
11 Here, you can see the difference in two different pushrod lengths. We started with the intake valve with an 8.000-inch pushrod from Comp Cams (right). It's just a bit too short, which you can tell because the mark it left on the tip of the valve stem is slightly above center. If the pushrod is too long, the mark will be below the centerline of the valve stem tip. We tried again with the exhaust valve (left) using an 8.100-inch pushrod that turned out to be perfect.12 Here's a shot of the two Comp pushrods we used. As you can see, there isn't much difference in length between the too-short 8.000-inch pushrod and the just-right 8.100-inch unit, but it makes a big difference in how the rocker arm contacts the valve stem. If the rocker tip isn't centered over the valve stem, it can push the stem against the guide and cause excessive wear and--eventually--a dropped valve.13 Once you have your correct pushrods, take a moment to clean them thoroughly. Even if they are brand-new, make sure that the hollow centers are clean and free of debris. This is how your engine oils the rocker, so if one is clogged it can mean big problems. If you don't have a pushrod brush like this, at least blow compressed air through each one of the hollow centers.14 Before installing your rocker arms for the final time, check to make sure the trunion pivots are oriented properly. A flat is machined on one side (right in this photo) to provide a solid pressure face for the locking nut. Make sure the flat is pointing up on every rocker.15 Check with your camshaft manufacturer for the suggested valve lash if you're running a solid cam. Normally, lash for a race motor is around 0.018-inch on the intake valves and 0.020 on the exhausts. You can check this with a feeler gauge. Use the lock nut to add or remove lash. If you're running a hydraulic cam, the usual practice is to tighten the lock nut until all the lash is removed (spin the pushrod while tightening the nut until you begin to feel some drag on the pushrod), and then tighten it an additional half-turn. If this is final assembly, a little extreme pressure lube between the end of the pushrod and the lifter's pushrod cup will help protect this area during initial start up.16 Once you have the proper lash, tighten the locking screw inside the nut to lock it down. Once you have everything set, double check to make sure your lash didn't change while tightening everything down.17 Lash should only be checked when the lifter for the valve you are checking is on the camshaft's base circle, which means the valve is fully closed and you have full lash available. The easiest way to do this is to use the18 Here's the rocker fully lashed and ready to go. Notice that the roller tip contacts the tip of the valvestem just above the center.19 As the valve opens, the tip of the rocker rolls across the center of the valve stem tip and slightly to the bottom side. And as the valve closes it takes the same route in reverse. This limits side forces on your valves to help them live long, happy lives and also provides the correct geometry so that those valves are opening and closing exactly when your precisely ground camshaft says they should.


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Terra Incognita: the gallery show of Cartographers' Guild maps in Soho, NYC has been extended to the 1st of September. The Soho Gallery for Digital Art thinks the show looks awesome (their words) and has offered the space to us to the end of August!
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So awesome!
When its over and you look in the mirror, did you do the best that you were capable of? If so, the score does not matter. But if you find that you did your best you were capable of, you will find it to your liking. -John Wooden
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Very awesome!
We win!
^5 to everyone in the show!
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I just hope that they're not extending it to try to recoup money not yet earned or that they don't have anything else scheduled. I'll be positive and think that it's because of demand.
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CV and LinkedIn profile review session for students that are targeting finance positions.
IE Finance Club 27 de noviembre 2012
Does your CV past the test? Does your LinkedIn profile guarantee your visibility in recruiters search? IE Finance Club is hosting a CV and LinkedIn profile Review session for students that are targeting finance positions.
In a typical screening process, a resume is given less than 30 seconds of consideration. An employer checks just first a few results pages in LinkedIn to find candidates needed. How can you get your application out of the trash pile and into the interview pile?
Bulletproof your CV and LinkedIn profile to improve your chances at landing an interview with the power of peer feedback. You will have several finance area tables so that you and your peers can provide sound feedback. Not only will you gain some insight into how your CV can be improved or perceived by recruiters, but you may also find some useful attributes (wording, format, etc.) that you can incorporate into your CV/LinkedIn page.
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The Department of Behavioral Health (DBH) administers the federal Community Mental Health Services Block Grant from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA). The Block Grant is used to improve the quality of behavioral health services by funding activities that encourage and enhance evidence-based practices, quality improvement and good consumer outcomes. Also, the Block Grant supports activities that promote the values of recovery, resiliency and cultural competence.
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And the final image since I reached my 5 image limit...
Been having a ball tonight playing with a new idea I have had. It worked so well I just had to share it. Working on the community mapping I have some towns and were gonna need a lot of buildings and there is no way I am going to draw each and every one of them. So a long time ago I figured that I could make bits of building and use them as stamps in ViewingDale or any other kind of stamp based drawing package like DungeonForge I guess. Did that pretty successfully with tiled houses but when I tried thatching it was a lot harder because thatched houses have a lot of curved surfaces and whilst tiled roofs have defined gutters, thatch does not. Basically it didn't work and I gave up.
That was a while ago and things have moved on. This tutorial is going to use some pretty advanced techniques in 3D and I don't know what package you might use for this and its going to be tough going unless you can automate the process too. But its the only way I have managed to get good results so far. Apologies in that I am not going to intimately describe key by key steps as all of the software I am using will be custom but the idea should apply to any 3D package that can do lighting with a paint package that can do alpha masking - gimp, PS, PSP etc all can for example.
So how to create fast thatch for curved surfaces.
The object to be thatched needs to be in 3D so as stated that this is for dummies here is one
What you need to do now is get that object in your 3D app. This could be a house object of course so making that might be a bit easier. The point here is to show that its good for curved surfaces.
You now need to set up two lights opposite the object, north and south and render it to give the first light image. Then you need to set it up so that the lights move around the object in steps. I am using 8 steps so that it goes :- 0, 22.5, 45, 67.5, 90, 112.5, 135, 157.5 and 180 is the same as 0 so no need. You need one more which is lit from above too. You can do that as an 9 frame scene and render all of the frames out in the scene at once.
Right you have 9 mask renders. You need to get some thatch and I got mine from a composite of several at CGTextures.com as usual.
Make one with thatch going north south. Then make another with a 22.5 rotation, then another at 45 etc all the way to 157.5
For the top down mask I used several of the rotated thatches blended together to give a no-particular-direction thatch.
Now multiply all of the thatches by the masks and add them up. You should get something like that of the final render.
I have this scripted now so for any height map I can generate them thatched in no time. It could in theory do more than one house at the same time - maybe a whole village... The nice bit tho is that you now are freed from having to texture each part of every 3D object saving hours if not days of time.
Hope that is useful to somebody daring enough to try. I will of course be adapting this for all sorts of roof materials so I am on the hunt for non-copyrighted 3D houses now. If you wanna build them then I can thatch them for you.
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And the final image since I reached my 5 image limit...
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Hah hah... yes, we're cookin now.
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Nice! And no need for particle effects, kinda nifty.
That is beautiful...time consuming, for the likes of me but beautiful (but not as time consuming as really thatching a roof).
If I make a bunch of houses will you thatch them for me using your magic script?
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Sure thing if I can use them in my co-op tile !
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Just need a height map 8 bit greyscale or a model that I can render one out from. I can take almost any kind of model but at the mo I don't have a sketchup format converter. I should be ok with 3dsmax, obj, lightwave, vrml + lots more like that.
If your building it yourself then its not worth putting huge amounts of detail in as it seems that the thatch covers it up.
Heres a basic hut. I have loads of huts and this is the best one I have. It took just a few seconds to generate.
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More cottage bits
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I was so impressed I had to try to see if I could do something similar with Gimp:
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I created a set layers of rotated thatch images, then set the layer mask for each as a bump mapped version of the heightfield with the light coming from the same direction as the thatch was rotated. I think I had the lighting elevation too low, and I only went with 45 degree rotations, cause I was just playing.
I realized afterward that I should have scaled the thatch down a bit, but I think the basics are there.
How did you blend the rotated layers to get the non-direction version?
I think this might be worth scripting...
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Well done for having a go. I'll note some more tech details...
What I ended up doing was to add a whole bunch of light sources in a line going vertical. Like a vertical fluorescent strip light in the direction of thatching and I created a single image render made from the brightest parts of those light renders. I used directional light sources not point or spot. Then I clamped the lighting so that only the very brightest parts of the image stayed white and all else went black. That basically made only the parts of the model which faced in the exact horizontal (X-Z plane) direction of the thatch white but at any vertical angle (Y angle). So for example a ball like an orange would have a segment lit white and all else black.
So I had 8 image masks and an extra non directional thatch texture. The masking and compositing is done with a compositor that I have as part of GTS but the order I used was as follows.
Start with an image which is all floor color - say black.
Mask in the non directional thatch where the object is not floor only. That is to say if the height map is not black then render the non directional thatch.
Then multiply LightMask7 (157.5deg) with Thatch7 and add in.
Then multiply LightMask6 (135.0deg) with Thatch6 and add in.
Then multiply LightMask0 (0.0deg) with Thatch0 and add in.
And that should be it. So Thatch at 0.0 deg is the highest priority and the non directional thatch is least. I tried doing odd angled first like 22.5, 67.5 and then the 45's and then the 90's and then 0 but that didn't come out as well as doing them in rotation order. You could end up with small patches of one angle where everything around it was another completely different. By doing them in rotation order it seems to blend the angles better but the down side is that if you get the light clamping wrong then the bits of thatch which would be 90deg and well lit by the 90deg light mask could be wiped out by the overlap from the 22.5 Then when you get the final render all the angles are a bit out.
I accept that this is not the easiest thing to set up but once you have it it seems to work time and time again.
To get the non directed thatch I merely took 0 & 90 deg and put it in two layers in the bitmap editor and blended 50:50. I was hoping that I wouldn't have too much of that showing really. You cant have thatch pointing straight up as it would let the water in ! I don't know what real thatching does on the top of houses. I guess they put some flat thatching across. Sometimes you see these great bits like topiary with a thatched peacock or something very clever.
Last edited by Redrobes; 05-05-2008 at 07:26 AM.
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