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Football Friday: Bob Surace Reflects On Penn Win, Talks Yale & Class Of '14
In this week's Football Friday video interview, head coach Bob Surace discusses last week's comeback win at Penn, the challenges presented by a tough Yale squad, and his senior class, which plays its final game on Powers Field this Saturday.
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Game notes are below.
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It's Princeton and Yale, Chapter 136.
It's Senior Day.
It's Alumni Weekend.
And it's for at least a share of the Ivy League championship.
Need we say more?
Well, we don't, but we will about the Class of 2014 (pictured, above). The group came to Princeton at the same time as Bob Surace took over as head coach. They took their lumps together early, going 2-20 in their first 22 games, including a pair of 1-9 seasons.
But something was building, even if it didn't reflect on the scoreboard as quickly as the team hoped. But then the scoreboard started to reflect it. And this year, it's been reflecting it over and over and over again. In fact, the scoreboard has been reflecting it in record fashion this season.
And while there is more to the success this season than the 20 members of the Class of 2014, which celebrates Senior Day Saturday against Yale (1 pm, ESPN3, WPRB 103.3 FM), the fact that this class can leave Powers Field the final time as Ivy League champion is the ultimate testament to the work it has put in over four years.
Of course, a talented Yale squad, one of five Ivy teams still in the race, will have something to say about it Saturday. Twice in the last 20 years, Princeton has entered this home game in first place in the league. Yale won both times.
But that is for Saturday. Regardless, the Class of 2014 deserves plenty of credit for where this program has come, and they will deserve the recognition they receive on Senior Day.
|Yale Bulldogs (5-3, 3-2 Ivy) at #25 Princeton Tigers (7-1, 5-0 Ivy)
|Game Time/Location
|1 pm • Powers Field at Princeton Stadium • Tickets
|Game Coverage
|ESPN3 l Radio l Live Stats l @PUTigers
|All-Time Series
|Yale leads 74-51-10
|Last Year
|Princeton 29, YALE 7
|Last At Site
|YALE 33, Princeton 24 (2011)
|Last Five Years
|Yale 3-2
|Last Princeton Home Win
|PRINCETON 24, Yale 17 (2009)
|Current Streak
|Princeton 1
|Game Notes l Roster l Schedule l Statistics
|Game Notes l Roster l Schedule l Statistics
A Princeton Win Would …• clinch at least a share of the 2013 Ivy League championship, Princeton's 10th in program
history and its first since 2006
• be its eighth straight win, the longest streak since 1995
• clinch a second-straight H-Y-P title, the first time Prin has won two straight since 93-94
• be Princeton's 13th win in its last 17 games
Lights, Camera, Action
Princeton will play its third game of the season on ESPN3 this weekend, as it hosts Yale at 1 pm Saturday on Powers Field at Princeton Stadium. Dave Popkin and K.C. Keeler will call the action, while Dan Loney will broadcast the game on WPRB 103.3 FM (also available online).
The Amazing Race
Princeton is the lone undefeated team in the Ivy League, though five teams remain alive in the championship race with two weeks to go. This is the latest Princeton has had sole possession of first place in the Ivy standings since the 1995 season, which is also the last time Princeton won an outright Ivy League championship.
With a win Saturday, Princeton would clinch at least a share of the Ivy League title, and it would eliminate Yale, Dartmouth and Penn from title contention. Harvard only has one loss, and it hosts Penn at noon.
Beware The Bulldogs
During the last 20 years, Princeton has hosted its most historic rival twice while in first place in November. Both times (1995 and 2005), Yale left Princeton with a victory.
Princeton returned the favor in 2006, going to New Haven in Week 9 and rallying for a 34-31 win over the first-place Bulldogs to share first place. Both teams won the following week to earn a share of their most recent Ivy League titles.
History Lesson
This is the 136th meeting between Princeton and Yale, marking the second-longest active rivalry in college football (Lehigh and Lafayette will meet for the 149th time this season).
Yale leads the all-time series 74-51-10, and it is 5-1 all-time at Princeton Stadium. The Tigers did win the most recent meeting, though, as a 100-yard interception return for a touchdown by Trocon Davis helped the Tigers to a 29-7 victory in New Haven last season.
Elite Eight
Princeton is looking for its eighth straight win Saturday, something it hasn't done in a single season since the 1995 championship season. That streak ended in a home loss to Yale.
Breaking Ranks
Princeton broke into The Sports Network Top 25 poll this week, moving to No. 24 in the FCS Coaches Poll and to No. 25 in the FCS Sports Network media poll after its 38-26 road win at Penn. This is Princeton's first time in the Top 25 since the conclusion of the 2006 Ivy League championship season, when the Tigers were ranked 18th nationally.
Poll Position
Princeton was picked to finish fifth in the Ivy League preseason poll. It has road wins over the team picked to finish third (Brown), second (Harvard) and first (Penn). If Princeton earns a share of the Ivy League title this weekend, it would be the lowest team in the preseason poll to win the title since Princeton went from sixth in the poll to the 2006 Ivy League championship.
Point, Counterpoint
Princeton leads the Ivy League and ranks fourth nationally in scoring offense with 44.3 points per game. The Tigers have scored at least 50 points in four of their last seven games, including three times against Ivy League opponents. Prior to this season, Princeton had scored at least 50 points only four times since the 1965 season, a span of 47 seasons.
The program single-season scoring record was set in 1950, when Dick Kazmaier led the Tigers to a national championship and helped Princeton average 38.8 points per game. For the Tigers to break that record, they need to average 17.5 points per game during the next two weeks.
For the sake of context, Princeton is currently averaging 22.6 points in the first half of games this season.
Total Recall
With 4,200 yards of total offense through seven games, Princeton has already surpassed the previous Ivy League high-water mark of 3,566 yards by Harvard in 2000. The Tigers' scoring clip of 44.3 points per game is on pace to reset the League's all-time record for a second-straight season. Harvard currently holds the record at 39.4 points per game in 2012.
Two seasons ago, Princeton ranked last in the Ivy League in scoring offense, averaging 17.4 points per game. Since the 2009 season, Princeton's scoring averages have improved each season: 12.9 (2009), 16.5 (2010), 17.4 (2011), 26.6 (2012), 44.3 (present).
Getting Offensive
Princeton leads the Ivy League in scoring offense (44.2), rushing offense (223.0) and total offense (525.0); the Tigers trail only Cornell in passing offense (302.0).
Princeton has not finished a season leading the Ivy League in both overall scoring and scoring in league games since 1965. The Tigers last led the Ivy League in overall scoring in 1988, and it last led in scoring in Ivy games in 1989.
I'm Honored
Junior quarterback Quinn Epperly, who set an NCAA record with 29 straight completions in Princeton's last home game, was named to The Walter Payton Award Watch List this past week; the Payton Award honors the outstanding player in the FCS.
Five Alive
Quinn Epperly also earned his fifth Ivy League Offensive Player of the Week Award this season, as well as his fourth in a row. He is the only player in Ivy League history to receive the Offensive Player of the Week honor four straight weeks. Epperly has 20 touchdown passes and 16 rushing touchdowns this season; no other player in the FCS has at least 12 of both.
Epperly has earned the Offensive Player of the Week honor after each of Princeton's five Ivy League games this season.
The Century Club
Prior to last weekend, Princeton only had eight players with at least 100 career receptions. At Penn, both Matt Costello and Roman Wilson joined that list. Wilson, who ranks fourth in the nation in receptions per game, caught a career-high 12 passes and currently ranks seventh in program history with 110 receptions. Costello, only a junior, caught five passes at Penn and ranks ninth at Princeton with 104 career catches.
Catching On
Wilson is currently ranked second in the Ivy League in both receptions per game (8.8) and receiving yards per game (97.2). In both cases, he trails only Cornell senior Grant Gellatly.
Wilson, who is averaging two touchdown catches in Princeton's four home games this season, now stands third on Princeton's career touchdown reception list with 14. He is two behind Kevin Guthrie for second place.
On The Mark
Princeton junior quarterback Quinn Epperly set an NCAA Division I record in his last home game when he completed 29 straight passes in the 53-20 victory over Cornell last weekend. Epperly completed his first 29 passes of the game, including two touchdown passes to Roman Wilson and one to Seth DeValve. His 29th completion, an eight-yard pass to DeValve, moved Epperly past Richie Williams of Appalachian State, who had 28 straight completions on Oct. 9, 2004.
National Audience
Quinn Epperly has jumped into the Top 10 in several FCS statistical categories:
• Ranks first nationally in points responsible for per game (28.0)
• Ranks second nationally in completion percentage (74.1%)
• Ranks third nationally in scoring per game (12.0) -- that total is for his 16 rushing TDs only
• Ranks sixth nationally in passing efficiency (169.4)
• Is the only player in FCS with 12 or more rushing and 12 or more passing touchdowns this season; he has at least 16 in both categories
Line Them Up
Much of the success of the offense this season has come from the experienced group up front, which includes three upperclassmen who have started at least 20 games in their careers. Senior center Joe Goss will be making his 36th career start this weekend, while both left tackle Spenser Huston and right guard Max Coale will both be making their 22nd straight starts.
The offensive line has helped Princeton rank 10th nationally in sacks allowed per game (.75 per game), as well as Top 20 totals in the four major offensive team categories: scoring (4th), total (5th), passing (14th) and rushing (16th).
Sack Exchange
After recording 13 sacks in the first five games of the season, Princeton has recorded 16 in the last three wins. After recording seven sacks in the triple-overtime win at Harvard, the Tigers sacked all-time Ivy League passing leader Jeff Mathews seven times in Princeton's last home game.
Seniors Caraun Reid and Jason Ray share the Princeton sack lead with 3.5 per game this season, but Princeton has eight players with at least two sacks this season.
Princeton leads the Ivy League with 29 sacks this season, and its 3.63 sacks per game ranks third nationally in the FCS.
Rallying Cry
Princeton has come back to win four of its last five games. Those deficits included a 17-0 score at Brown, a 16-0 score at Penn and a seven-point lead for Harvard in overtime. Those three teams, all of which hosted Princeton this season, were all ranked in the Top 3 in the Ivy League preseason poll.
Reid It And Weep
Senior Caraun Reid, a two-time first-team All-Ivy League selection and a 2012 All-America, is on the Buck Buchanan Award Watch List for FCS Defensive Player of the Year honors. This season, despite seeing multiple blockers on almost every play, Reid has seven tackles for loss, five quarterback hurries, 3.5 sacks, one interception and one blocked kick.
Return To Sender
Senior Elijah Mitchell had the biggest play of his career last weekend at a most opportune time. Trailing Penn 16-11 in the second quarter, Mitchell picked off Billy Ragone and returned the interception 59 yards for a touchdown that gave the Tigers their first lead of the game. Mitchell also had a sack against Ragone last week.
The 2012 Princeton-Yale game also turned on a defensive score, as Trocon Davis stepped in front of a potential touchdown pass and returned it 100 yards for the go-ahead score in a 29-7 Tiger win.
On The Mike
Junior linebacker Mike Zeuli, who moved from safety to linebacker during the offseason, leads Princeton and ranks fourth in the Ivy League with 8.1 tackles per game. He ended Penn's final drive last weekend with his first interception of the season, and he also set up a scoring drive with a fumble recovery in Penn territory.
Conversion Chart
Princeton leads the Ivy League and ranks 15th nationally in third-down conversion defense (31.9 %). Last weekend, Princeton held Penn to a 1-for-7 success rate on third downs in the second half.
Right Turn
The Princeton defense forced a season-best six turnovers last weekend against Penn (three interceptions, three fumbles), and three of those turnovers resulted in 17 Princeton points, while the final interception ended Penn's final drive.
Princeton ranks second in the Ivy League in turnover margin +8, and it is 8-1 over the last two seasons when it is at least a +1 in the turnover department.
Bye-Bye Bhaya
Senior safety and co-captain Phillip Bhaya ranks second on the team and 13th in the Ivy League with 6.6 tackles per game. He also shares the team lead at Princeton with two interceptions this season, including one in the win at Harvard two weeks ago.
Bhaya was recently named to the CoSIDA Academic All-District team to honor his success both on and off the field.
Corner The Market
Both of Princeton's starting cornerbacks, Anthony Gaffney and John Hill, have two interceptions this season. Gaffney, a first-team All-Ivy League cornerback last year, recorded a pick against Penn last weekend, and he had two fumble recoveries in the win at Yale last season. Hill ranks third in the Ivy League with 1.0 passes defended this season.
Just For Kicks
Princeton placekicker Nolan Bieck has made six of his last seven field goals, including a
career-long 40-yarder in the win over Lafayette. Three weeks ago, he made a pair of pressure-packed kicks in overtime; following his extra point that forced a second session, he made a 31-yard field goal to open the second overtime.
Lift Them Up
The Princeton Chapter of Uplifting Athletes will be conducting a touchdown pledge drive in which fans can donate to the team's cause, which is the battle against aplastic anemia. There will be tables set up at the north end of the stadium through halftime where you can learn more about the organization and support its mission.
The Crystal Ball
Princeton will conclude its season next Saturday at 1:30 when it travels to Hanover, N.H., to take on Dartmouth and 2013 Ivy League Rookie of the Year Dalyn Williams. The Big Green has won three straight over Princeton, including a 35-21 win on Powers Field last season.
Honoring Princeton's Greatest
This season, Princeton players are wearing a sticker with the number 42 on their helmets, and the number has been painted on Powers Field at Princeton Stadium. That number, the only one retired by the Princeton football team, belonged to 1951 Heisman Trophy winner Dick Kazmaier, who is recognized as the greatest player in program history.
Kazmaier, who led Princeton to the 1950 national championship and back-to-back undefeated seasons in 1950 and 1951, passed away on Aug. 1, 2013.
"My admiration for Dick Kazmaier goes well beyond the respect earned by his being the greatest football player in the unmatched history of our Princeton program," head coach Bob Surace '90 said. "Whenever I talk to our team about Dick Kazmaier, it is not about the Heisman, the undefeated seasons, statues or awards. It is about the traits that Dick shared with me in every communication we had, the qualities that make up the ideal Princeton man — character, dignity, strength, intelligence, humility, unselfishness, commitment and passion to be exceptional in every area of life.
"I will cherish the friendship, support and mentorship that I am fortunate to have with Dick Kazmaier and will pass these values along to our future Tigers," Surace added.
Digital Watch
The Ivy League® Digital Network is the Ivy League's first-ever digital sports network at IvyLeagueDigitalNetwork.com.
Featuring live and on-demand video and audio content from home and away contests across a variety of sports, the nine-channel network features a channel for each of the eight schools and a League-wide channel showcasing all available digital content across the conference.
Powered by NeuLion, The Ivy League® Digital Network includes an easy-to-navigate interface, a League-wide network schedule and new interactive features, such as simultaneous four-game viewing, full DVR controls and social media integration. These new features enhance the viewing experience for the expanded range of events and other content offerings, all of which are available on computer, mobile and tablet devices, all without the use of an app.
Packages for the League-wide channel are $119.95 for 12 months, $49.95 for four months and $15.95 for one month and include multi-camera HD coverage of all available home and select away games in football and men's and women's basketball and selected home and away games in men's and women's ice hockey. Every available Ivy League contest in those sports will be shown on the network. Packages for the school-specific channels, which feature live and on-demand video and audio content from available home and away contests across a variety of sports, are $89.95 for 12 months, $39.95 for four months, $10.95 for one month and $9.95 for a single day.
On The Inside
"Inside Ivy League Football," a weekly online radio show dedicated to Ivy League football, returns for its third year for the 2013 season but now has a new home on The Ivy League® Digital Network.
Airing Wednesdays at 7 p.m. and hosted by Princeton radio commentator Dan Loney and Brian Seltzer, "Inside Ivy League Football" takes an in-depth look at all the on-field gridiron action and all the news and notes surrounding football in the Ancient Eight.


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Released on March 7, 1983, New Order's "Blue Monday" was a smash. Designed by Factory Records' Peter Saville, the original 12-inch sleeve packaging cleverly replicated a floppy computer disk and included little information about New Order (neither the name of the group nor the single title appeared). Although rumored that the cost of producing the complex die-cut sleeve represented a loss on each single sold by Factory, the seven-minute-plus track would become among the best-selling 12-inch singles of all time. The original single is part of a special Joy Division/New Order exhibit at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum.
"Blue Monday," which took nearly four months to record, was driven by a host of sequencer and synthesizer effects, including the throbbing synth bass line (overlayed with Peter Hook's lead bass stylings), and drum machine beat. The song contained no chorus, instead revolving around a series of verses. "It does come down to songwriting," said Hook of "Blue Monday" during a 2010 interview at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum in Cleveland, Ohio . "Whilst everyone may have the equipment in their little box, not everybody [has] the ability to write a song like 'Blue Monday.' It was quite odd, because we never thought 'Blue Monday' was that great. It was just another song. The vocal was done last – there was no vocal written, everything was on the song, even the bass guitar. It wasn't a huge hit when it came out."
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Men's and women's basketball teams welcome Mon Yough Catholic School for clinic
The Penn State Greater Allegheny women's and men's basketball teams held an informational clinic with girls and boys from White Oak, Pa's Mon Yough Catholic School in Wunderley Gymnasium on campus.
70 student-athletes from Mon Yough Catholic came out for a two-hour clinic, where both the men's and women's basketball players coached the kids and helped them with their rising skill levels. Not only was the clinic informational, but also a very good time for all athletes involved.
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MOSCOW, Idaho – University of Idaho football is returning to the Sun Belt Conference beginning with the 2014 season, school and league officials announced Wednesday.
"We are excited to rejoin the Sun Belt Conference as a football member," Director of Athletics Rob Spear said. "This membership provides our deserving coaches and student-athletes the opportunity to compete for a conference championship and participate in bowl games, and it provides our department with much needed conference stability in such a volatile environment.""
Spear's comments were echoed by head coach Paul Petrino, who welcomed a conference home for the Vandals and praised the Sun Belt for its competitiveness.
"We're extremely excited to get into the Sun Belt Conference," Petrino said. "It's a great football league. There are a lot of great coaches in that league.
"I couldn't be more excited than being a part of the Sun Belt. It's a great thing for the University of Idaho football program."
Petrino, who has recruited the southeastern part of the country, said it opens doors to players, too.
"It's a part of the country where they have a lot of great players," he said. "It helps us recruit and it will help us get into bowl games."
University president M. Duane Nellis noted the importance of maintaining football at the FBS level.
"The move to the Sun Belt Conference is an important move for us," he said. "It provides us a known conference schedule, affiliation, and revenue source as we build strength in our FBS football program."
When the Vandals enter the league in 2014, there will be two six-team divisions. A Western Division with Idaho, New Mexico State, Texas State, Arkansas State, Louisiana-Lafayette and Louisiana-Monroe, and an Eastern Division with Appalachian State, Georgia Southern, Georgia State, South Alabama, Troy and Western Kentucky. Appalachian State and Georgia Southern will be in transition from FCS status. The divisions provide the opportunity for a league championship game.
"The additions of Idaho and New Mexico State marks a significant moment for the Sun Belt Conference," Sun Belt Commissioner Karl Benson said. "The administrators from our league have been working hard and taking the initiative for the conference to continue its expansion during a time where national realignment has been extensive.
"Having these two FBS programs join the league will give us two teams that are instantly ready to compete for a bowl bid and also gives us the ability to host a conference football championship game should we choose to do so."
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2010 Outdoor: Ran in a pair of races on the season... clocked her fastest collegiate times in both events, including 2:18.97 in the 800m and 4:47.05 in the 1,500m run... earned First Team Academic All-Pac-10 distinction... 2010 Indoor: Ran the 800m twice on the season... won the NAU Team Challenge in 2:20.65 (at altitude)... named Academic All-MPSF... 2009 XC: Competed in a pair of races... finished a season-best 16th at the ASU Invitational... earned Academic All-Pac-10 Honorable Mention... 2009 Outdoor: Redshirted... 2009 Indoor: Competed in the 800m run four times, taking second place in each of her first three races... posted a season-best 2:18.35 at the MPSF Championships... helped the DMR to a seventh-place finish at the MPSF Championships... 2008 XC: Redshirted... competed in one race unattached from the program... took 10th at the Mesa Thunderbird Invitational.
High School: A 2008 graduate of Palo Verde High School (Las Vegas)... won one state championship as a member of the victorious 4x800m relay in 2005... individually, added runner-up placements at the 2004 state cross country meet before placing second in the 1,600m and 3,200m runs in 2005... finished third at 800m in 2008 after taking fourth at 1,600m in 2007... won the 1,600m run at the Sunset Region Championships all four years... recipient of the 2005 Las Vegas Review Journal All-Sports Award... team MVP for track & field in both 2005 and 2008... holds school records in the 1,600m (5:11) and 3,200m (11:27) runs on the track... also holds the school record in 5k cross country (18:49)... member of the school record 4x800m relay... lettered in cross country and track & field four times each... member of the National Honor Society and served as the PVHS student body vice president as a senior.
Personal: Majoring in political science and justice studies (double major)... parents are Leslie and Sherry Wimmer... has one sister, Samantha... hobbies include working out, watching movies and spending time with family... full name is Ashley Wimmer.
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On 12 June 2012, UNCTAD launched its new and comprehensive Investment Policy Framework for Sustainable Development (IPFSD). UNCTAD's IPFSD is conceived to assist policymakers design policies that effectively mobilize investment and ensure its positive contribution to sustainable development.
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The keynote speaker will be Dan Burden, executive director of the Walkable and Livable Communities Institute. Burden has spent more than 35 years getting the world "back on its feet," by helping 3,500 communities become more liveable and walkable.
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So what would someone like me want with Notes on Cooking: A Short Guide to an Essential Craft you might wonder. Whether you're an experienced cook or just recently discovered that the kitchen can be more than a fridge and a microwave to heat up those frozen dinners....this is a must have book.
It's filled with fabulous gems of cooking wisdom from Lauren Braun Costello who learned her craft in the kitchens of some of the world's most renowned chefs.
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Sections on Building Blocks (12 really interesting notes....did you know that "there is a fixed sequence to sensory experience of consumed food...first ...how food smells and looks. Before the tongue identifies texture, it feels the temperature....") and Temperature are so informative, I hardly know where to start...but my biggest learning from the Temperature section is this - never jump food more than one temperature state at a time! And I'm only at page 44!
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The First State Heritage Park, 375 S. New St., Dover will host its Dark Dover program on Oct. 11 and 18.
The 45-minute program is offered at 7:15 and 8:30 p.m. The 18th century judge Samuel Chew and the murdered servant Cooch Turner are just two of the specters who will make their appearance on the tour through the Dover Green. Unusual twists include an unexpected re-telling of the Poison Candy Murder tale from the point of view of the victim's deceitful husband who attempts to clear his name.
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Is it normal that, for trasfering about 3gb on my Sansa Fuze (v1) in the microSD it takes somethings such as 30 minutes?
Is there a way to fast this process?
Also: why if I try to transfer the files with Sansa connected with RockBox it crash? I can only if I open it with original FirmWare, both on internal memory or microSD.
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Transfer speed is controlled by the speed of the Fuze so there's no way to speed that up in either the OF or Rockbox. On top of that USB problems with Rockbox on a v1 Fuze are a known issue http://www.rockbox.org/wiki/SansaAMS..._44_Clip_v1_41
USB transfer using Rockbox pretty much didn't work at all for me and consistently caused file corruption. It would seem that's what's causing the extremely slow transfer rate for you. When it's working properly a Fuze gets reaches about the same transfer rate as most other sandisk players.
After I've tried using Rockbox to transfer files the rate in the OF slowed to something like what you're experiencing. I checked the disc and found several files were truncated even using the OF to transfer. There were some files that had several seconds of music that weren't there.
I fixed the disc problems, deleted the files and tried again using the OF without ever using Rockbox USB. The files transferred normally. The transfer rate was between 2 to 4 Mb/s with no resulting file corruption. When I tried using Rockbox again the files seemed to transfer normally as long as I didn't move more than about half a GB.
I say "seemed to" because while they transferred at a decent speed and a disk check didn't report any problems at the time of transfer they would act up after a while. When they eventually did act up I've done a disk check and it's always showed problems with the file system. If I only used the OF for transfer, the files continued to work properly and file system problems didn't occur.
Between the USB problems and the battery life being cut I decided Rockbox on my v1 Fuze was a bad idea and removed it. I don't consider a Fuze a very good player without Rockbox so I gave all of them but one to people who don't mind the shortcomings of the OF. Three of those are in regular use and the people that have them don't seem to have any problems as long as they leave off Rockbox.
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I feel good with Fuze and rockbox, so I think I'll keep it for myself. Just, I should transfer file with OF if no one will fix this trouble
About speed, I believe I can up it buying a Class 10 microsd? I think I'll buy a 64gb Ultra Class 10 in these days. Will it improve speed in your opinion?
And if I connect the microSD with a usb-adapter (so not trough the player) I'll improve speed?
Also: if I buy V2 of Fuze, the USB connection with Fuze/PC running RockBox is stable? Or have got the same issues? I don't understand this...! On that list just seems that V2 don't have ANY troubles (except that one of line out, which I think I don't care about)
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Please read the first sentence of my reply again. The internal speed of the Fuze is what controls the transfer speed. You can try a faster card but it's doubtful the transfer speed will get much above 4 Mb/s. That's the fastest I've ever seen that anyone has posted. It's also the fastest I gotten with card that transfers as fast as 24 Mb/s in other devices.
The hardware in the different versions is different which accounts for the difference in how V2 works with both Rockbox and the OF. According to saratoga the hardware in the V2 is more advanced.
The audio hardware is the same so the sound quality doesn't change but battery life and responsiveness with the V2 is better. There's other differences I've read about in the OF like video won't play reliably from the external card in the OF on a V1 and they do with the V2. I don't have a complete list handy as I never much liked the Fuze and never tracked down all the known differences.
I've had several of them and used them some. Not a bad player at all, just not ideal for me. The lack of an external volume control and the quirks of the scroll wheel makes them more difficult to control on the go than I prefer.
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Ok! So I think I'll buy an usb/microsd adapter, and trasfer file with a Class 10 card, which must be MORE faster, right?
Card Class rating in connection to USB transfer speed is a frequently misunderstood. TBH I'm not sure I have it completely right. From what I found when I read up on why some cards are faster than others and how Class ratings are measured it seems Class rating is tested as the internal transfer speed in a camera, not over an external bus. The Class 10 card should transfer faster in a card reader but the higher Class rating doesn't guarantee that it will.
The card I have that transfers at 24 Mb/s in a Nook Color has a Class rating of 4. I've got other cards that have a Class 8 rating and never reach above 4 Mb/s. That doesn't mean the Class 8 is defective. When I put that Class 8 in my camera I can shoot rapid fire as long as the battery holds up or the card fills up. There can be a lag with the Class 4 but it usually keeps up.
All this is to say that your best bet is a faster card in a card reader. You may find it much faster but don't be too surprised if it doesn't reach the speed you think it might. It will almost certainly be faster than in the Fuze. sandisk players are among the slowest I know in file transfer. Almost as slow as Sonys.
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Personally, I think Class 10 cards are a waste of money when using them with any mp3 player. Sure, if you put the card in a card reader and load up several GB's of music files at one time, it will save you a few minutes, but as mentioned when using the Fuze (or any player) to load content onto the card you will see no benefit at all as the transfer rate is controlled/limited by the host machine.
How many times are you going to actually load up several GB's of files at one time? If you have a large library and you want to transfer this to a memory card in one sitting yeah, you'll save some time . . . once. When are you ever going to do it again? Sure, you may want to delete a few [songs] and replace them with a few more occasionally, but the transfer isn't going to be that large, so time reduction would be minimal at best.
Most people load a few mb's at a time over a period of time, as they rip a few of their CD's or acquire/download new music, transfer them to the card, lather, rinse and repeat. This process make take days, weeks, months, or even years. Doing it this way you're not going to notice a huge time savings in each 'session', so is the faster write speed cost and/or time effective? Is saving a couple minutes here and there really going to make a big difference in your life?
These faster cards are designed for cameras as they have a faster write speed (quick succession of still shots, video and HD). While their read speed may also be slightly enhanced, reading an .mp3 file on a portable player is not very taxing and you won't see any noticeable difference.
Add to this the fact that there have been numerous reports of problems using Class 10 cards with Sansa players, and not only are there no benefits and higher cost, but you may be asking for trouble and frustration whereas if you just get a Class 2 or 4 card you pay less, there have been no reported issues and it just works.
I used to going with iPOD video + 240gb, but I don't like it so much as player.
So, being a developer, I'm build my own Software in C# (yes, I'm maniac) that choose folders on my pc, order them randomly and start to transfer to the destination folder till it reach the max size.
So I'm going to make this process of "transfer" often (having the possibility of listen all my files, during the time).
Yes, I should take some SD cards and have a sort of microLibrary, but than it will be unmanageable: I can't remember on which card I put things. And if I repleace/delete/add/update some files (which are records in a label)? How can i remember where I put what?).
So I think this is a nice strategy... keeping a card reader and link it to usb port I'll got what I want I guess.
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im missing the clutch release rods,i have the left one 37279-52 but not the others.
i see there is a kit available but looks like for 53 and later models,whats the differance between the 37276-52 and the 37276-53 parts?my part book shows 3 rods,and the replacement set has 4...can i use them or can they be modified to fit?...or i am a machinist and can make the two missing rods if someone can supply overall length of 37276-52 and also the smaller 37281-47.i assume the diameter is the same as the 37279-52(left) that i have.as the bore of the clutch gear looks the same all way thru...about .125 as a eyeball guess .
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The board approved the measure 11 to 1, with Robert Greer casting the lone dissenting vote. The New Hanover County Commissioners had previously approved the measure as part of the consent agenda at their meeting Monday.
Previously, the interest rate on the bonds – totaling $58,560,000 – was variable, fluctuating anywhere from 2 percent to 5 percent. Tuesday's vote sets that rate at 3.8 percent, eliminating the risk for future payments, said Ed Ollie, the hospital's executive vice president and chief financial officer.
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The Courier says volunteer firefighters were called to the blaze shortly before 1 a.m. Saturday.
Pope County Sheriff Aaron DuVall says the fire destroyed a building behind a residence that had been turned into a makeshift apartment.
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Ordered grilled nuggets and fries. Told them I have celiacs and was told fries were safe. My grilled nuggets container had a sticker that indicated a red flag - "prepared for a gluten allergy". Have not seen this sticker in MN.
5330 Clark Rd, Sarasota, FL 34233
This particular chick fila did not seem gluten free friendly.
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The grilled nuggets are delicious! If they offered GF bread I'd add that 5th star.
3570 Sports Arena Blvd, San Diego, CA 92110
I go here almost every week and I never get sick. I take my three kids too which have Celiac Disease as well. We get the fries and grilled nuggets.
7733 Voice Of America Park Dr, West Chester, OH 45069
This chick-fil-a is very iffy with me. Sometimes, I'll eat here and be completely fine. Other times, it makes me sick. Every time I go, I mention I have a gluten allergy and need a glove change, but sometimes I still get sick. It really depends how sensitive you are.
2136 N Monroe St, Tallahassee, FL 32303
Got the grilled nuggets and some honey mustard. Not much else is Celi-friendly. Feel good. Not sick. I may try the fries next time.
11200 Lakeline Mall Dr Ste Vc2, Cedar Park, TX 78613
Grilled chicken nuggets are one of the only gluten free options. Fries are gluten free, they are fried in canola oil. The fried chicken is fried in peanut oil.
7681 Carson Blvd, Long Beach, CA 90808
Friendly staff and very good gluten free options!
3235 Buford Dr, Buford, GA 30519
They do not have a gluten free menu or allergen list in store. The employees and managers are extremely unknowledgeable about what is or isn't gluten free. The two managers I spoke to didn't even realize chick fil a has a gluten free menu online. They made me feel extremely uneasy about eating here
495 Highway 53 E, Calhoun, GA 30701
Very good! They took my GF order no problems, at the drive thru also.
555 Marketplace Blvd, Hamilton, NJ 08691
Staff is very friendly. Have safely eaten here several times. I recently ordered a salad which they made fresh to ensure it free of my allergens.
430 South Gammon Road, Madison, WI 53719
I have never had an issue when I ate here. absolutely love it!
201 E Central Texas Expy, Harker Heights, TX 76548
I asked when placing my order and they marked it with a food allergy. Didn't get sick. One of the few places I can get fries!
143 Landings Blvd, Winter Haven, FL 33880
Friendly and quick service. Grilled Market Salad was delicious! They have their own gluten-free menu.
3929 Mccain Blvd, North Little Rock, AR 72116
Great grilled nuggets. Cashier got order wrong but they corrected it nicely.
4779 Great Northern Blvd, North Olmsted, OH 44070
Awesome grilled nuggets and great service. Great waffle fries too! They use a designated frier for the fries.
4180 N College Ave, Fayetteville, AR 72703
Never had a problem with the waffle fries (dedicated frier) or the chicken breast nuggets with no breading. Most of the sauces are gluten free too. The line is always long here but they're very efficient and it moves fast!
10075 Ulmerton Rd, Largo, FL 33771
I ate here without getting sick but I was nervous. the staff are super friendly and will gladly print out an ingredient list but they definitely do not make any claims to be gf on any of their items.
210 Andover Street, Peabody, MA 01960
The waffle fries are fried in a dedicated fryer.
4238 Wilson Blvd Ste 102, Arlington, VA 22203
never been sick, always great in addressing any errors.
2213 North Interstate 35 Frontage Road, San Marcos, TX 78666
Eat here pretty regularly. Grilled chicken and waffle fries are great!
2330 Highway 6, Sugar Land, TX 77478
My celiac son was so excited to eat chicken and French fries. Immediately after finishing he got sick:(. Will not be eating here again.
575 Garden Of The Gods Rd, Colorado Springs, CO 80907
I eat at this location regularly. They have a dedicated fryer for fries, and the staff have great communication about food allergies. I always let them know I have Celiac. I order the grilled nuggets without the marinade--the staff told me that some Celiacs report a negative reaction to the marinade and I like them better plain anyway. The staff is always friendly, concerned, and active in helping me choose safe options.
18605 Gridley Rd, Cerritos, CA 90703
First time ever eating at one of this chains I was hungry and didn't have much choice. I spoke to the cashier and told me the grilled nuggets were gluten free and one of their employees had celiacs. Really comforted my decision of eating here. They were delicious and I didn't get sick would still only eat chick-fil-A as a last resort. While traveling it is definitely one of my go to places where I feel somewhat save.
10 Indian River Boulevard, Edgewater, FL 32141
I eat at this chic Fil a all the time and have never had any problems, they're always so attentive to my allergy.
7733 Voice Of America Park Dr, West Chester, OH 45069
First time eating here since gluten free. The staff was extremely helpful and understanding. The food was really good. Even the waffle fries are gluten free - the cook them separate from their breaded foods. We will be back.
7676 Campus View Drive, West Jordan, UT 84084
I went here and asked what they have that is gluten free. i was very curtly told "nothing, would you like to try our chicken burger"............i won't be back.
12015 E 96th St N, Owasso, OK 74055
The grilled nuggets are no longer gf, they changed the marinade.
209 S Walton Blvd, Bentonville, AR 72712
Poor rating. Twice in 2 weeks picked up grilled nuggets, fries, lemonade. No sauces and got rapid onset of bad stomach ache and GI issues. Further they no longer have cole slaw. I will try once more in a week and if sickened again will not return. Tried again today. Sick right away after eating grilled nuggets and fried and lemonaid. Guess it is not safe. Today went for 1 last try to see if it was fries ir nuggets making me sick. Had 8 piece grilled nuggets and unsweet tea. Nausea soon after then cramps. Went at 11:15 am.
6909 N Loop 1604 E Ste 2072, San Antonio, TX 78247
I just learned that I have A gluten sensitivity, so I called several places. The manager of this Chickfila told me that she cannot guarantee their food is not cross contaminated. Yes, the fries have their own fryer, but the same tools are used to clean all the fryers. Plus, the grill where they cook all their meat is very close to the flour breading station. What a disappointment! I was really hoping chickfila would be Celiac friendly.
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I just learned that I have A gluten sensitivity, so I called several places. The manager of this Chickfila told me that she cannot guarantee their food is not cross contaminated. Yes, the fries have their own fryer, but the same tools are used to clean all the fryers. Plus, the grill where they cook all their meat is very close to the flour breading station. What a disappointment! I was really hoping chickfila would be Celiac friendly.
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I just learned that I have A gluten sensitivity, so I called several places. The manager of this Chickfila told me that she cannot guarantee their food is not cross contaminated. Yes, the fries have their own fryer, but the same tools are used to clean all the fryers. Plus, the grill where they cook all their meat is very close to the flour breading station. What a disappointment! I was really hoping chickfila would be Celiac friendly.
732 W Rancho Vista Blvd, Palmdale, CA 93551
Chick-fil-A is a great fast food option for gluten free food. Their Market Salad is actually very large and filling, but the real joy is in finally having gluten-free options for hash browns and waffle fries when out and about. Even all of their sauces and dressings and blue cheese options are gf! Highly recommend.
2467 Lincoln Hwy E, Lancaster, PA 17602
Grilled nuggets and grilled chicken sandwich. I was told the fryer is dedicated, and I love their waffle fries. I was told they may have GF buns soon.
2705 David H Mcleod Blvd, Florence, SC 29501
I've been able to have the waffle fries without a problem.
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told by staff they do not have a gluten free menu and can't guarantee the food would not be contaminated.
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I eat Chick Fil A like twice a week. I get the grilled nuggets, fries, and the super salad side. Some of their salads are not gluten free- that's what you have to watch out for here. Their waffle fries make me seriously happy.
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Food good, made them redo GF order as they stacked gluten items on top of GF. Once fix, all was great. Love the fries!!
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I always get the grilled nuggets and waffle fries. Never gotten sick once. Fries are cooked in their own oil.
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Good breakfast when nothing else is available - scrambled egg (ask for gf), hashbrowns and fruit cup.
Gluten free nuggets and fries are cooked in their own fryer and not mixed with other chicken.
2525 S Main St, Weatherford, TX 76087
very small gf grilled chicken bites... My family love this place and the non gf food looks and smells great. but it's not worth going there to eat gf.
7990 N Academy Blvd, Colorado Springs, CO 80920
Good place. If you say you have an allergy they'll flag your order as such. I've eaten here a lot and have never gotten sick.
1401 Greenbrier Pkwy Ste 2010, Chesapeake, VA 23320
Tell them you have celiac and they will make sure to change gloves to prevent cross contamination
2804 North St, Nacogdoches, TX 75965
The staff is wonderful and the food is great, of course. I was pleasantly surprised how good the grilled nuggets are. Finally a Chicken place that makes a gluten-free effort.
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Very knowledgeable and accommodating. Great food and service!
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Good selection of healthy gluten free options.
522 Bogart Ln, Grand Junction, CO 81505
Went and ordered grilled chicken sandwich meal minus bun meal for my son - gluten free as they have a protocol (supposedly). We got our meal and everything had buns. Too risky for us. Not safe for celiac. Safe not very educated.
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One of my favorite quick bites when I travel. Consistent food. Plus they have GF waffle fries.
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Do NOT eat here of you have Celiac Disease! Both of my children are Celiac, and we have eaten atultiple Chic Fil A restaurants in the past with no issues. We went to this location and gave both the cashier and manager the same speech we always do. Both verified procedures and we.had no reason to believe otherwise. Until 30 minutes after eating when both of my children had severe pain caused from being glutened. We contacted the restaurant to let them know they are not following procedures. We were completely blown off after they told us we were wrong. Celiacs beware of this location!!!!!
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SAN DIEGO, Calif. - Point Loma Nazarene University Athletic Director Ethan Hamilton announced today that Danny Barnts has been named the department's Director of Athletic Communications. His start date at PLNU will be September 17. Barnts replaces Jorge de la Torre, who left last month to become the Athletic Director at Edmonds Community College in Lynnwood, Wash. Barnts comes to Point Loma from Western Oregon University where he has served as the Sports Information Director for the past four years. Prior to that he worked for two years at Boise State while also earning his master's degree in athletic administration. The Crescent City, Calif. native completed his undergrad work at Washington State University. "First I want to thank Ethan Hamilton and PLNU for this opportunity," Barnts said. "I am very excited to join their team during this time of transition to NCAA Division II. There is great potential in PLNU athletics and I look forward to being a Sea Lion." In his new position, Barnts will be in charge of PLNU's athletic website (www.plnusealions.com), media relations and social media. "We are very excited to have Danny join our department," Hamilton said. "We believe he will be a great fit in every facet and are eager for him to begin work with our coaches and staff."
Originally from King's Lynn, a small village 30 miles outside Cambridge, England, Dr. Ivan Filby attended the prestigious Aston University for both his undergraduate and doctorate degrees. During his schooling, he lectured at the University of Dublin: Trinity College. At Dublin, Filby was able to create and oversee 30 international partnerships for the School of Business Studies. Later, as the university's first director of international student affairs, he oversaw the university's 150 exchange partnerships as well as the recruitment of students from outside of the European Union. He traveled extensively, representing the university and the Republic of Ireland in many different venues. As part of his protocol function at the university, he met frequently with ambassadors, government ministers, and occasionally with country presidents and vice presidents. Filby has developed many educational programs at multiple institutions, expanding educational opportunities for many people, and has been published in a variety of journals for his writings on business, education, and religion.
After eight years, he left the University of Dublin for Greenville College in Illinois, feeling God's prompting to work in Christian higher education.
Filby said that many questioned his choice to leave his highly esteemed position and travel budget for "a lower income and minimal resources." But Filby followed where he felt the Holy Spirit was leading so that he could contribute his international business expertise to Christian higher education. During his time at Greenville College, Filby developed a master's program for the business school; created a music business major; directed AgapeFest, a Christian music festival, transforming it from a high cost expenditure into a profitable event; and worked to more than triple the enrollment in Greenville's business school.
Filby is now transitioning to PLNU with hopes to expand the possibilities within PLNU's Fermanian School of Business. He hopes to grow the MBA program and develop more courses for students to study and intern internationally. His passion is to supply Christian students with the tools they need to excel in the competitive business market while maintaining fair practices and Christian values.
Aside from academic growth, Filby is dedicated to his students' spiritual growth. He prays openly in the classroom and invites students into his home for worship nights. His desire to develop students professionally, academically, and spiritually will benefit PLNU students and the community.
The San Diego Military Advisory Council (SDMAC) commissioned PLNU's Fermanian Business and Economic Institute to create their 2012 San Diego Military Economic Impact Study. PLNU Chief Economist Dr. Lynn Reaser was the primary author of the report.
The report highlights the vital role the military plays in San Diego -- the defense industry will contribute more than $20 billion to San Diego's economy in 2012 and provide more than 300,000 jobs. Through avenues such as employment, retiree and veteran benefits, contracts, grants, purchasing, and tourism, the military plays an important role in keeping San Diego's economy healthy.
Reaser reported that military spending in San Diego is likely to "hold steady" in 2013. Though the specter of sequestration raises some concerns, she said that San Diego enjoys some safeguards such as existing contracts.
The report is being distributed to both civilian and military leaders of the Navy and Marine Corps and to elected officials in San Diego and Washington D.C.
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June 18 through July 13, PLNU is hosting Hume SD, a Christian summer camp for high school and junior high students. The original Hume Lake Christian summer camp is in Ponderosa Pines, northern Calif., and has now expanded to new sites in San Diego and New England. This year's speakers include Chris Simning, Chuck Bomar, and Mike Smith.
Recreational activities offered to the campers include a climbing wall, air soft, basketball and volleyball, the rec room, beach access and transportation, surfboard rentals and surfing lessons, kayaking, and more. Students gather for chapel and small group discussions two times a day and enjoy free time the rest of the day. During free time, campers can put what they're learning at camp into practice through outreach opportunities. Campers can partner with different ministries to reach out to the homeless in San Diego and even with Vacation Bible School in Mexico.
This summer's theme is "The Phantastical Journey of the Wandering Lites." The messages will reflect the Israelites' story "as they literally followed the visible presence of God out of Egypt, yet still rejected, replaced, and simply forgot His provision and guidance." The speakers will emphasize God's sufficiency even in our "wavering faith."
For more information on speakers, outreach opportunities, and theme promos, visit http://www.humelake.org/youth/summer/humesd-summer-camp/.
SAN DIEGO – PLNU catcher Ricky Gingras was taken by the Houston Astros in the 18th round of the 2012 First-Year Player Draft on Wednesday, the 549th overall pick. Gingras hit a team-best .357 for the Sea Lions in 2012, collecting 56 hits in 157 at-bats. The 6'2" slugger also belted six doubles with seven homeruns and 36 RBI. He earned All-Golden State Athletic Conference honors at season's end.
"I had no idea what round I'd be taken in," said Gingras who got the call from the Astros shortly after his selection. "It's been a dream of mine to play baseball professionally since I was a little kid. I'm excited to get that chance."
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PLNU professor of music and department chair Dr. Paul Kenyon was recently honored as the University Music Educator of the Year by the California Music Educators Association (CMEA) Southern Border Section in partnership with the San Diego County Office of Education.
The CMEA and County honored city and county music educators and site administrators for their exceptional work on April 30 at an event called "Fortissimo: Awards of Excellence in Music Education."
Ron Jessee (78), visual and performing arts coordinator and California Region 9 arts lead for the San Diego County Office of Education presented Kenyon his award.
"During his tenure as music department chair at Point Loma Nazarene University, Paul Kenyon has been an avid advocate of the California Music Educators Association," said Jessee. "Through his leadership, PLNU has been a partner in supporting the production of the CMEA annual conference, yearly honor choir, band and orchestra events, and other academic arts gatherings that are related to the work of CMEA. Paul is a member of the San Diego Arts Network, a consortium of administrators who work together to build capacity in all the arts and to help schools maintain programs in good and bad times. He is in his last year as the music department chair, and CMEA believes he is uniquely deserving of this recognition."
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