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Heading toward the determination of the winner of the 2013-14 Learfield Sports Directors' Cup, gostanford.com will provide a progression of each of Stanford's 19 consecutive victories. Here is the sixth, in 1999-2000:
Directors' Cup No. 6 (1999-2000) | 1999-2000 Season In Photos
THE ROSE BOWL Game represents the pinnacle of Stanford football. But Stanford hadn't advanced to Pasadena in 28 years, the longest dry stretch in the program's history.
That ended in the 1999 season when the Cardinal trounced Cal, 31-13, in the Big Game.
Stanford's success was characterized the most by its defense, the "Trench Dogs," and its leader, defensive lineman Willie Howard, a local product from Los Altos High who outfitted his linemates in dog-collar chains. One of them, Riall Johnson, had 15 sacks that season, including five against Washington State, and finished with a school-record 35 for his career.
Offensively, dynamic Troy Walters broke school and conference career records in receptions and receiving yards, led the nation in receiving yards per game, and won the Biletnikoff Award as the nation's Most Outstanding Receiver.
An injured Howard and Walters played valiantly in the Rose Bowl, but the Cardinal fell to Wisconsin, 17-9, completing an 8-4 season under Tyrone Willingham.
Men's outdoor track and field joined men's tennis as Stanford's two NCAA championship teams during the 1999-2000 academic year. Stanford also used NCAA runner-up finishes in baseball, women's tennis, women's golf, women's volleyball and men's water polo to capture its sixth consecutive Directors' Cup title. Other Stanford teams placing in the top five were women's cross country (3rd), women's swimming and diving (3rd), men's cross country (4th), fencing (4th), men's swimming and diving (4th).
Gabe Jennings, one of the most unique personalities in Stanford athletics history, was at his best in 2000, putting a face to the Cardinal's first NCAA track and field championship since 1934.
Jennings, a free spirit in the truest sense of the term, followed his NCAA titles in the indoor mile and outdoor 1,500 with an Olympic trials victory in the 1,500 and earned berth on the U.S. team. The Stanford junior lived on the roof of a co-op in the Stanford foothills in the months leading up to the trials and was in top shape when he and Stanford teammate Michael Stember placed first and third to earn passage to Sydney.
The men's track team, a power in the 1920s and 1930s, returned to the top after a pair of runner-up team finishes. Brad Hauser won the 5,000 and 10,000, and the distance-heavy Cardinal scored 23 points in the 10,000 alone.
Jennings and Stember remain as Stanford's school record-holders in the 1,500 and 800, respectively, as does pole vaulter Toby Stevenson, the NCAA outdoor runner-up in 2000.
In men's tennis, Alex Kim became Stanford's 13th NCAA singles champion and completed his season with a 48-7 record, establishing a school season mark for victories.
Kim's play helped Stanford to a 28-1 record and to its 17th NCAA team title in the Dick Gould era. Gould earned his fourth ITA national Coach of the Year award and watched the Cardinal dominate in the postseason, outscoring NCAA tournament opponents, 24-1.
The Stanford baseball team posted its second consecutive 50-win season and reached the College World Series championship game. With help from a Craig Thompson grand slam, the Cardinal held a 5-2 lead over LSU going into the bottom of the eighth inning. However, the Tigers scored three in the eighth and got another in the ninth to earn a 6-5 victory over Stanford.
The Cardinal had won three elimination games in the NCAA Regional and Super Regional to advance to its 12th College World Series. Justin Wayne won 15 games, setting a Stanford pitching record that still stands, and was named first-team All-America.
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More highlights from 1999-2000:
• Kerri Walsh completed her Stanford career as a four-time first-team women's volleyball All-American and earned her first Olympic berth, as a member of the United States' indoor team. She would win three Olympic gold medals in beach volleyball.
• Thirty Stanford-affiliated athletes competed at the 2000 Olympics in Sydney and combined to win four gold, three silver, and three bronze medals.
• Misty Hyman pulled the upset of the Olympic swimming competition, beating Australian world and Olympic champion Susie O'Neill in her home waters in the 200-meter butterfly.
• A Cardinal men's basketball team led by Mark Madsen, Jason Collins, and Casey Jacobsen, earned its second consecutive Pac-10 title, and reached the NCAA Sweet Sixteen before being eliminated by North Carolina. Stanford finished 27-4.
• Laura Granville won the first of her two NCAA singles titles, but was unable to prevent the Cardinal from losing to Georgia, 5-4, in the team championship.
• Sophomore Jessica Mendoza hit a school-record .475 and became the first Stanford player to be named Pac-10 Player of the Year.
• Felix Reichling and Eva Petschnigg won NCAA men's and women's foil championships for Cardinal fencing.
• Shannon Montague won a national solo synchronized swimming title.
The Final Count:
1) Stanford, 1,359.5
3) Michigan, 965
4) Penn State, 909
5) North Carolina, 908.5
Stanford's Top Scoring Teams:
1 (tie), Men's tennis, men's track and field, each 100 points; 3 (tie), baseball, women's golf, women's tennis, women's volleyball, and men's water polo, each 90.
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Road Rager harasses cyclists on Broadway in Boulder
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According to a reader the driver of the truck below was seen harrassing cyclists on Broadway, honking, yelling slowing down and driving next to them. It all started near the intersection of Alpine and Broadway and as he traveled north harassed any cyclists in his path until the stopped in North Boulder for gas. Picture of the truck can be seen below (Texas plates). The reader also snapped a photo of the driver (not sure if we can post that) but he looks to be a male in his 40's
Sorry, had to blur the plates but if the authorities would like the original we have it.
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Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
Please stop riding on broadway where there isn't a bike lane!! No excuse for this guy honking, but seriously, use the side streets!
Points: 14
Submitted by Will C. (not verified) on
I agree with the poster above. While this guy has no excuse for what he did, and should receive a ticket, folks should try to use existing routes as much as possible. I know we have the right to ride on all roads, but there are so many good routes out of Boulder, that to not use one is just downright lazy. I see people, usually students, riding down the middle of 28th st. during rush hour! There are two bike lanes within two blocks (Folsom, 30th) that go the same direction and are much more enjoyable to use. I feel that we should limit conflict as much as possible, especially when it is so easy to do.
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I agree too
Submitted by Kris Thompson on
No excuse for the drivers action but why ride on that section of Broadway? The worst is Pearl St, when to the south we have Walnut and to the north we have Pine and Spruce, both nice for bikes.
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Even in a city like Boulder,
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
Even in a city like Boulder, bike lanes can't get you everywhere you could possibly need to go. Maybe some of those people you see riding on Broadway have a destination in the area.
Denver is also well connected but I am forced to ride a few miles of unpleasent roads on each end of my commute.
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Really? Broadway has
Submitted by skd (not verified) on
Really? Broadway has intermittent bike lanes. If you head North from Alpine you run into them. It happens all the time in boulder that a street will have a full bike lane that ends. We are ALLOWED to ride here. There are, in fact, very few streets where bikes are prohibited. While there are places that are rather hazardous with no lanes and no shoulder such as 28th, there's still no excuse for deliberate harassment. There are idiot cyclists and idiot drivers, both of which frustrate me, but verbal abuse or reckless endangerment with a vehicle doesn't help anyone.
Points: 15
The only time I ever ride on
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
The only time I ever ride on Broadway is the rare occasion when I'm moving through Wonderland between Lee Hill and the area just south of Linden. Can anyone suggest an alternative bike-friendly route through that section?
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There is a bike lane there.
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
There is a bike lane there. Broadway has no bike path from iris to Arapahoe. That is what we are refering to.
Points: 16
Why ride Broadway?
Submitted by Chad Moore (not verified) on
Agreed, this guys behavior is offensive. However, why do cyclists continue to put themselves in dangerous situations? The bike lane on Broadway starts north of Iris. From Alpine to Iris is an incredibly dangerous place to ride on a road with no shoulder, not to mention you're impeding traffic. We have an amazing infrastructure to get to north Boulder that includes bike lanes, bike paths and very quiet side streets. Please encourage cyclists to use them so we aren't giving angry motorists an excuse (in their mind) to harass us.
Points: 6
Yes, there better options
Submitted by Osman (not verified) on
Yes, there better options than Broadway but let's get one thing straight. Bicyclists are not impeding traffic. Bicyclists ARE traffic.
Points: 13
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
Uh, no. Even if you are in a car, if you drive 20 mph below the speed limit, you ARE impeding traffic.
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Actually, in 1.6, we added a direct() method to Zend_View_Helper_Abstract. If that method is available, it will be used; otherwise it falls back to the method/classname mapping.
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The 2014 Stanford football Rose Bowl Game media guide is now available at GoStanford.com.
The 132-page guide contains complete roster, historical and statistical information on each Stanford player and coach as well as a complete archive of the history of Cardinal football.
The individual PDF sections can be downloaded via the links in the right column and require Adobe Acrobat Reader to view.


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Joy Jones' 2nd single from her album Godchild is "Over", with this video directed by Coodie and Chike, and 'The Soulful Fundamentalist' (Keith C Harris). Coodie & Chike are the buzzworthy video directors who are best known for their debut in 2004 with Kanye West's "Through the Wire" (Video of the Year – The Source Hip Hop Awards). Since then, they have followed with work for artists such as Mos Def and Freeway, SA-RA Creative Partners, Leela James, Lil' Jon, Fishbone, and others. Currently they are shooting their debut picture The Noonie G. Story, the documentary on Chicago gangster, Harold 'Noonie' Ward, narrated by the rapper, Common.
Godchild on Future Soul Records is available from iTunes now.


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At last count, I have about 250 cookbooks on my bookshelves—outnumbering even the number of gardening books. I haven't cooked my way through all of them and never will. In fact, there are some cookbooks I keep that I haven't tried a single recipe. That's because I read cookbooks the way some people read novels. I read them for entertainment and inspiration. I have spent many happy afternoons reading cookbooks, then put them all away and made dinner based on ideas from the books.
Other times, however, I will pick up a cookbook and think, "I want to cook every single one of these recipes."
And so it was when I picked up Flour at my friend and fellow blogger Layanee's house last fall.
Though she doesn't boast of it, Layanee is a very good and prolific cook, so I wasn't surprised that she had already tried several of the recipes in the book to feed the family and friends that often fill her house. She gave the book a definite thumbs up, which is all I needed to order up another cookbook for my collection.
Between the two of us, Layanee and I have baked 16 of the 112 recipes in the book. That doesn't qualify us as a test kitchen, but I think it does mean we have had a good sampling of the recipes. I think I can safely say that we can heartily recommend the book, even if you aren't already an experienced baker.
Flour is the creation of Joanne Chang of Boston's Flour Bakery + Cafe. According to the biography on the Flour Bakery website, Chang is a bit of an overachiever. She has a degree from Harvard in applied mathematics and economics. She also competed in every Boston Marathon from 1991 to 2006. What's relevant to this review, however, is that she has won numerous awards for her work in the kitchen.
Flour is all about sweets. There are chapters for breakfast treats, cookies, cakes, pies and tarts and other sweets. There is a chapter thrown in at the end on breads—a bit of an odd P.S. in what is otherwise a dessert book.
Chang seems to like taking familiar tastes and giving them a new, homemade twist. She includes a recipes for homemade Fig Newtons that call for two pints of ripe Black Mission figs. (Cha-ching$$) There are also homemade Oreos, homemade s'mores and a Milky Way tart.
Among the recipes I tried, I made the Homemade Nutella Tart, which recreates that familiar Nutella taste with ground hazelnuts steeped in heavy cream and plenty of milk and semisweet chocolates. The result is divine and extremely rich. You'll want to make small slices of this tart or follow Chang's lead and sign up for the Boston Marathon.
The Nutella tart is made with Chang's recipe for a pâte sucrée, a very fragile dough of butter, sugar, flour and egg yolk. I have made this pie shell several times now, including for the Rich Chocolate Cream Pie recipe. It's a tasty base for tarts and pies. But if you're a novice baker and decide to give this a whirl, don't be surprised if the dough cracks or falls apart as you move it from counter to tart pan. You can try rolling it out onto a piece of parchment or wax paper to ease the transfer, but it is still likely to fall apart. No worries though. You can always do what Chang instructs and just patch it together in the pan.
If you are a cookie lover, Layanee and I highly recommend the Flour Snickerdoodles recipe. Buttery and tender, they are absolutely delicious. I made the dough balls about 1.25″ in diameter and baked them for nine minutes—much shorter than the 15 to 18 minutes cooking time Chang specifies.
In fact, cooking times for nearly all the recipes we tried were too long. Not by a little either. A lot.
I was concerned that my oven temperatures were off and bought a new oven thermometer to check. No, it's not my oven. It's the cooking times. So do what all good cooks do and cook it until it's done, but no more than that. Use a cake tester on cakes. Bake a test batch of cookies and let them cool to test for texture. Watch those pie tarts to make sure they don't get crispy.
I also recommend that you carefully read the opening chapters of the book on techniques, equipment and ingredients—a good habit to get into when using any cookbook. These chapters will clue you in to important ways to prepare and execute the recipes.
For example, one of my favorite recipes in the book is for the Yellow Birthday Cake with Fluffy Chocolate Ganache Frosting. I made the recipe using the standard little cake pans we all have from K-Mart. Unfortunately, because those cake pans have woefully short 1″ sides, you'll have to make three rather than two layers, resulting in a less moist and fluffy cake. If you try squeezing all the batter into two layers, it'll overflow in the oven.
I ended up ordering the Fat Daddio's professional-type cake pans with the 3″ sides, which work beautifully and give a nice golden brown finish.
You'll also need the 3″ sided cake pan to make the Classic Carrot Cake. The cake is baked in a single layer, which is then sliced in two for finishing. It's worth the extra step because the cake is incredibly moist and much more carroty than your standard carrot cake. Again, the cooking time was off. The recipe called for baking the cake for an hour and 20 minutes, but it was ready in just 50 minutes.
Similarly, Layanee cooked the Homemade Oreos ten minutes less than the recipe stated. The Deep, Dark, Spicy Gingerbread she cooked for 35 to 40 minutes rather than the 50 to 60 minutes called for in the recipe. The Granola Bars took 20 minutes in Layanee's oven—much less than the 30 to 40 minutes stated in the recipe.
Layanee says the Flour's Famous Banana Bread is much more moist than other banana bread recipes she has tried. I can't say the same for the French Lemon-Poppy Pound Cake. It was one of the first recipes I tried and I hadn't figured out the cooking time problem yet, so it may have been over-cooked. Layanee says the same for the Chocolate Cupcakes she made. She also said that the boast that the Crispy Magic Frosting will form "a delicate sugary crust" never happened.
If you like to bake for your four-legged friends, Layanee's big boy dogs liked Chang's Homemade Dog Biscuits. They are filled with healthy stuff, like bulgur, whole wheat flour and corn meal. My little Papillons weren't so crazy about them. They seem to prefer treats with bacon. And really, who doesn't?
Warnings aside, I think you can tell from the fact that we have been baking our way through the book that we recommend it. So go for it. Chang's second book Flour, Too, is now available for pre-order from Amazon. I have ordered my copy!


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If you can stand to carry your stuff about 50ft, you can park across the st(kinda)next to hilton for $20. Instead of turning intoA1, turn the other way.
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A smart all-suite hotel close to Liverpool's waterfront and Liverpool John Lennon Airport, and a short walk from the city centre
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Breakfast was fantastic! What an experience. The omlettes are tastie as well as other food options.
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Very relaxing and enjoyable
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Dickinson, N.D. – The Black Hills State University men's basketball team was picked to win the Dakota Athletic Conference (DAC) Title for the third consecutive season by the DAC men's basketball coaches.
The Yellow Jackets received seven first place votes to garner the top spot in the rankings. Jamestown is second. Valley City State picked up a first place ballot to place third. Dickinson State is fourth in the voting with Minot State fifth, S.D. School of Mines sixth, Dakota State seventh and Mayville State eighth.
The poll was conducted by the Dakota Athletic Conference.
For more information on Black Hills State Athletics, visit www.BHSUAthletics.com.


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homemade PCB or professionally manufactured?who solders the ICs?
And that is a bad thing?
Since three pin headers seem to be in high demand, what about designing an Arduino/Freeduino 3-pin header shield?
people like it when its all in one package - nothing else neededif people had a choice between a regular arduino and one with 3 pin headers - they'd pick the one with the 3 pin headers
You may consider to use DIP version of the microcontroller so the user can plug in ATmega8, ATmega168 or the new ATmega328P.
I think I'm gonna stop by the I2C - i thinks its too much. Maybe in version 2 .
Hey you could sell photo sensors, no one makes those.
Quote from: izaktj on October 27, 2008, 05:13:44 PMHey you could sell photo sensors, no one makes those.photoresistors? lol everyone makes those


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Four-Goal Third Period Lifts McGill Over Princeton in Exhibition Game
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PRINCETON, N.J. (10/6/13) - The Princeton women's hockey team lost a 4-1 exhibition game to McGill University on Sunday, Oct. 6 at Hobey Baker Rink.
The Tigers took a 1-0 lead in the second period, but a four-goal third period incuding a hat trick by Gabrielle Davidson gave the Martlets the win.
Freshman Kelsey Koelzer put Princeton on top with a power-play goal at 5:55. The Tigers worked the puck around the zone and senior Gabie Figueroa took a shot from the right point. Freshman Hilary Lloyd tried to redirect out front before getting tripped up with a defender, but Koelzer dove it and pushed the puck over the line.
Jordan McDonell, sister of Princeton's Jaimie, evened the game with a power-play goal at 8:49 of the third period.
Davidson collected a natural hat trick scoring the game winner at 10:14, her second goal at 14:07, and icing the game wiht an empty-net goal with 44 seconds left.
McGill had a slight edge in shots 18-14 and was 1 for 6 on the power play. Princeton was 1 for 4.
Sophomore Kimberly Newell made 14 saves in goal for the Tigers, while Taylor Hough stopped 13 for the Martlets.
Princeton will face Brown in a scrimmage on Oct. 19 in Providence, R.I., before opening the season at Dartmouth on Oct. 25.


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Don't know if anyone might have something in the scrap pile...
Anyone happen to have a junked lower receiver, de-milled or suitable to de-mil? I am looking for a functional magwell to use on a Franken-AK project. Can be aluminum or composite.
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Don't know if anyone might have something in the scrap pile...
Anyone happen to have a junked lower receiver, de-milled or suitable to de-mil? I am looking for a functional magwell to use on a Franken-AK project. Can be aluminum or composite.
Maybe a lower end stripped blemished one could be a good option,,,,if you can't find one. New and not beat up, and strength isn't an issue in that area, just saying,,, there not that much now. And possibly could save you head aches on the build sense anything scrapped is going to be pretty ragged, possibly causing you other problems. just saying
Possibly even contact some of the manufactures and maybe they could help out too ,,,, with something that has some other issue than the mag well that will be otherwise scrapped,, never know. Possibly contact Will @ Red Jacket,, he might be a good resource too,,with all his connections. Never know unless you ask???
Try Sarco,I remember seeing they had demilled recievers before.
Or even APEX,try giving Richard a pm and see if they have a few.
I have a cast receiver thats f*cked up its a old tannery casting, mag well is fine it was a condition #2 reject but the mag well area is ok I think. I also have another one thats never been touched still 80%
they function fine once anodized
I have a AR on one that I have used for 15 years no problem
send me a PM
This is a good idea wpflgun. I actually tried to fab my own, but ran into lots of problems with the matazine catch and button. I was gonna do it for my .223 ak-74 build, but now im thinking im gonna do it to my saiga .223!
M85 Krinkov AKA Frankenkrink - Maryland Shooters Try this guy he's on the Eastern Shore in MD
What I want to do next is to come up with a permanently modified receiver, not a removable adapter. And I would like to use the standard AR mag release if possible. I am not sure, but I believe it MAY be possible to set back the magwell just slightly so the trunnion might not need modification. No big problem if it does, already done that on my Saiga.
Would like to use on either a Krink pistol build or an AK-74 .223 build.
what the ar style that had a modular mag well system that you ghanged out for different calibers? just order a 5.56 mag well from them, wish i could remember that guns name and who made it.
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Ambrosia Nets Game Winner in 2-1 Win Over RPI
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PRINCETON, N.J. (1/10/14) - Sophomore Mike Ambrosia scored the game-winning goal as the Princeton men's hockey team defeated Rensselaer 2-1 at Hobey Baker Rink.
The win snaps the Tigers' six-game losing skid as it begins the second half of their season.
Both goals were scored by players who have missed substanial time with injuries, in Ambrosia and Tyler Maugeri.
Head coach Bob Prier credits the return of injured players to how the team played tonight."In the third, before they pulled the goalie, I thought we had a lot of opportunities to go up 3-1. The guys were still playing hard and applying some pressure. It was nice to see. We have some health now and were able to have a more combative week of practice for once and we were more ready for the weekend rather than easing into the game."
"It's contagious. When guys like Amrbosia and Calof start making plays and then the other guys feed off of it and they can start making those plays too."
Rensselaer (8-9-4, 3-4-3 ECAC) got on the board first at 14:49 but Princeton (4-14, 3-8 ECAC) responded less than two minutes later.
Luke Curadi tallied his second goal of the season at 14:49 in a goal. The initial shot by Jiummy DeVito looked as though it was frozen by Colton Phinney, an argument captain Jack Berger tried to make to the officials, but the goal would stand.
The Tigers capitalized on their only power play of the game at 15:55. Junior Tom Kroshus stripped the puck from an Engineer in the Princeton zone and found sophomore Jonathan Liau. Liau skated up the right side sent a cross-ice pass to Maugeri who found room between the blocker of Scott Diebold and the left pipe.
After a scoreless second period, Princeton took the lead in the third as Ambrosia went top shelf at 1:04. Aaron Kesselman battled for the puck in the neutral zone and Ryan Siiro was able to fight off two Engineers as he slipped the puck to Ambrosia for the score.
RPI thought they had evened the game with 4:24 to play. Phinney showed the puck in the paint and the officials went into review where they ruled no goal.
With 1:57 remaining, RPI pulled Diebold for the extra skater and soon they had a 6x4 advantage after Kesselman was called for a hold with 39 seconds left. Princeton blocked five shots, while four went one and one was saved by Phinney.
The Engineers were caught in an offsides after a blocked zone to move the play into the neutral zone with 19 seconds left. Princeton didn't allow a shot after that point to earn its third ECAC game of the season.
Princeton was 1 for 1 on the power play and 4 for 4 on the penalty kill.
Phinney was solid in goal making 33 total saves for the Tigers. Diebold made 25 stops on the other end.
Princeton faces No. 4 Union tomorrow afternoon at 4 p.m.


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Price Point bike tubes are manufactured in the same facilities as more expensive name brands, but sold exclusively to Price Point. Tested and inspected to ensure they meet industry specifications at a fraction of the cost.
Been getting a lot of flats lately? Maybe it's time for new tires. We've got plenty to choose from.
Awesome tubes that have lasted many miles so far. Only issue is stem size. Fine with my upright pump, but handheld is unable to keep hold.
They work, they're inexpensive, and when you Slime them up, they hold up to punctures from thorns, etc. What more could you ask for? My LBS charges from $8-$11 for a shrader tube - are you kidding me!?! For that price they should install it, slime it, and hell, even balance your tire for you!!
You can't beat the low price! Great product.
Great product! I have been running Therese for several years... you can't beat the bang for the buck!
I've bought several of these tubes, and they've held up great. Price can't be beat!
Hard to beat this tube. I just add sealant before installing.
They work and they're cheap.
might as well, with these prices!!
I purchased 10 of the tubes, 5 presta and 5 schrader about 2 years ago and still have "worn them out". I have some tubes I have patched 3 times and they still keep performing.
Buy these tubes on sale and you will not regret it! I now have at least one of these tubes in every one of my bikes; MTB, road, even my trials bike has one now and I have yet to have a problem with the tube itself. The last couple I installed were CST tubes in the box and were of good quality.
These seem to hold air very well. I can go weeks without riding, and my tires have the same pressure in them as when I left them. They hold up well to my riding in rough, rocky terrain. I haven't gotten a pinch flat yet.
At this price order these by the case and have peace of mind on the trail. I'm a dino who hasn't made the switch to tubeless and flats seem to come in bunches when they happen. Good tubes at a great price!
Thick, durable, and cheap.
+ price + quality = super value!
Bought it as a spare for my pack. Reasonably priced
I've had no problems with these, but prefer to use tubes with a removable core so that I can inject some Stans sealant into the tube.
Works as expected. I have a few hundred mile on these and still no issues. I have the presta valves and they work great.
I've had two in my tires for 5 years. (Just lucky I never got a flat I guess) Its an inner tube. Can't go wrong with these. You kinda still need one even if you have tubeless.
I've tried other tubes but I keep coming back to these. Specially in summer because I seem to pop more tubes in summer. Stupid thorns that grown in the spring. Pricepoint gives quantity discounts on these so you can't beat the deal.
I give these 5 stars for being exactly what you are paying for. If you need a thick DH tube because you run low pressure and get pinch flats then you shouldn't be buying these anyway. They get the job done at a low price.
A Price Point classic, these tubes do what they are supposed to do and do it quite well. All of the blowouts I've had with these tubes have been due to punctures and pinch flats, never a split seam or leaky valve. At these prices, you have no excuse to not have some spares on hand.
These tubes are the best value around and they last as long as any other. I always buy the Presta 700x18-25 for my road bike, and I buy 5 at a time for the extra discount. Even better if you can wait for the PP free shipping weekends!
You simply cannot beat the bulk pri in on these tubes for the quality! I purchased the presta valve 2.5" tube in bulk of 5 at a time. Because they are so cheap I haven't bothered to switch over to tubeless because I can just throw another tube in my tire and go. Why hassle with patches and expensive goo!?
Save money. Pricepoint has great tubes for less. Anyone ever stopped by the huge department stores and bought a tube? Stupid expensive. These Pricepoint alternative tubes are even less expensive if you buy in bulk.
great price and great quality can't buy better for the money
I've been using these tubes for nearly 10 years. They hold up well and you can;t beat the price. The last time I changed one of these tubes was well over one year ago and I ride quite a bit. I have to be fair though.. I had one or two that just weren't quite up to par but I guess you have to expect that at times with anything that you purchase at a budget price. I will continue using them as long as they stay low priced.
Great tubes, awesome prices - I buy every time for each of my bikes (road, MTB, 29'er and TT) and am very happy with them, especially when I buy using the multi buy!
PRESTA valve stems a little short? Purchase a couple GENUINE INOVATIONS PRESTA Valve Adapters and throw them in your patch kit. (You only need 1/4" of threads thru your rim for this to work) Install adapter and use the SHRADER side on your pump head. Great tubes/Great price. Used for Approx. 20 years. I usually replace tubes when I replace tires around 3 to 4,000 miles. Can only remember 2 failures, ripped stems loose with improper hand pumping technique.
These are the only tubes I use.
Not the lightest tube but holds up just as well as anything else I've used. Why pay $6+ dollars at your LBS when you can get these at bulk prices?
Not the highest quality tube out there, but definitely not the worse either. The price of these tubes is about half of what you would normally pay! I picked up a couple just to keep as spares and throw in the pack for emergency uses. $3!!!
Seem fine. I still get pinch flats, but I don't think it is the tubes fault.
These are really good tubes. They are thicker than the Kenda tubes and are good quality for the price. I made the mistake of buying too short of a stem so make sure you know the length valve you need.
Can't beat the value of these. I got 5 for some discount pricing on top of that to carry in my camelbak. Good product.
Great tubes!!! Can't go wrong especially when the are on sale.
Great price on a very necessary part. Can't have too many.
Great price and it does what it needs to do!
Does the job. It's cheap, holds up, buy a few. Can't have too many of these laying around.
Great cheap tubes. Can't go wrong.
Great price for extra tubes for the pack. Thanks Price Point!!
These tubes are great! I have been buying store bought ones for years and I'd always get flats. Once I found out about these tubes I bought some and have not had a flat in months! *knock on wood* The stems are a little short, but it doesn't really matter! Great tubes!
I was very pleased when these tubes arrived at my house. I installed them on my rims and let me tell you, the quality is top-notch. Thicker feeling rubber seems less prone to popping as quickly as ones you might pick up at your major retailer. Excellent product. Purchased the Schrader valve on the 26x2.25-2.5. These were a perfect fit for my 2.4" WTB tires on my bike.
I routinely use these and never have any issues I wouldn't have with any other tube. Save money and get these.
I have been using these for almost 4 years now on my DH bikes in Whistler and haven't had any problems. I will probably use them forever.
These are great for the price.
Great value for $3 each when you buy 5. They're not perfect, and will flat occasionally, but for the most part they are as good as any other tube. At this price it's just way easier to have a new spare with me than patching. I actually like the shorter valve stem, which is fine for my wheels and pump, but you might need the longer stem depending on your wheels.
These 700c tires are a great deal. I have one one on me all the time when commuting, they make great backups in case of emergency and at $3 a pop you can't beat this, even from a LBS.
As good as any other tube.
Hold air. consistent and reliable as any other tube.
Great buy - bought a bunch during a recent sale. Just as durable as other brands at a fraction of the cost.
Good basic tubes, decent thickness and not too heavy. Presta valves are not replaceable but are quite durable - more so than the Forte presta valves
I buy these tubes in bulk so I don't have to buy them at a bike shop for twice as much. I ride my mountain bike alone in remote areas much of the time, I carry at least two spare tubes with me. These tubes are as good or better than any of the other tubes I've used.
Great tubes for the price, no flats!
Good value for the money, presta valve is a little on the short side for some pumps, other than that these work great!
These tubes are great for the price, especially when you buy in sets of 5 or 10. As long as you have some decent tires, these tubes will work just as good, if not better, than the $10 tubes at your LBS. My only complaint is that I didn't check on the size of the valve beforehand, making inflation slightly more challenging. Will be buying again, just with the 60 mm valve next time.
Plain and simple, these tubes are a great deal. I use them on all my bikes and have never had a problem. They are so inexpensive I give them away to those clowns that don't carry spares all the time.
Got the 26" - 2.25-2.5 presta. For the price, they cant be beat. I have a tube in my back pack for emergency flats and used one when I was changing tires. Use baby powder in the casing first before you put the tube in. It helps prevent pinch flats.
Absolutely no problems with this product. Works just as well as much more expensive Bontrager tubes for half the price.
Theses are great value 26" tubes when buying in bulk. These 26" tubes works great on my 27.5" wheel excellent as a multipurpose tube.
I always buy these in volume and store them on the shelf until I need them. With three bikes of different sizes/valves I can't justify spending $8 on a tube. Sure there are lighter tubes (that pop easier) sure there are heavier duty tubes (that may be more durable) but the fact is I bought five of these tubes for my mountain bike 3 years ago and I still have 4 left. My Kevlar tires and proper inflation certainly reduce the odd snake-bites, or punctures, but the tubes roll smooth and last for a long time.
They are great tubes for the price, but check the length for your application.
These tubes are a bargain, nice quality and price, work the same as brand name tubes, but at a cheaper price.!!
I have always ran Price Point tubes and have never had an issue. Lots of pressure to go tubless but these make it cheap, easy, and clean to stay with tubes. Your getting more than what you pay for with these.
Have had no issues with them in several months of use. Be aware that the presta cores are not removable. That can be an issue if you want to use sealant.
Does the job. Why pay more?
I've been using Price Point Tubes for years and they have never failed me. Some people buy the more expensive options for better weight and such but I have always been happy with the well priced Price Point Tube. I've used these tubes for racing and recreational riding and they have always worked great. The valve stem is not as long as the valve stems on some other tubes but I think that is a good thing because the valve stems on certain other tubes are often too long in my opinion. Overal Price Point Tubes are good value and good quality, I would recommend them to a friend
This is probably one of the best deals on this site. The tubes are your standard tubes, nothing fancy, but the same quality you're going to get anywhere else, except that price is RIGHT.
Sometimes these go on sale for $2.50 or less. Get a bunch and stock up. I have only popped one so far, and that is after I KNOW I hit a thorn. Nice. As good a quality as bike shop tubes without the bike shop price ($7).
Cheap tubes with great durability. Bought 5 of these and have used one with no flats on 100+ miles.
I have been buying these tubes for years with very good results. They stand up just like other brands at a lower price.
Great tubes for the price. Can't be beat!
Great tubes! I keep a few in a couple different sizes on hand!
Great tubes, a little on the heavy side but thats why i like them, good puncture resistance.
Good price per tube, but when you buy 5 or 10 or 15, then it is a fantastic deal. Stock up and save!
Great price and get's the job done Nuff Said!
Have bought a TON of these and have yet to have any serious issues with them. If anything they seem to be a touch thicker than most other standard tubes which I don't mind. I've bough 26", 27" and 700c all of which have performed well.
I purchased 10 tubes for the 3 cyclists in our family. I have found the following pros and cons with regard to this product: Pros: 1. Long lasting 2. Price (under $3 compared to $7 @ local bike shop) 3. Quality similar to other tubes Cons: 1. Short Presta valves 2. Occasional air leaking after inflation (you need to be quick) Overall, these tubes are a great value. I would prefer longer Presta valves. All things considered, I will likely purchase these again when I need tubes again.
These are fine generic tubes, and I re-stock with these during sales. I've had no particular problems with them, and would buy them again.
These are the lowest price when buying in bulk. I purchase 10 of these for my 700c 18/25 road bike tires. I did test all 10 of the tubes and found that I had received 2 defective tubes out of the 10 tubes. Basically the 2 defective tubes would *Bubble up on different area of the tube length with inflation. There is a higher chance of failure if I keep the 2 defective tubes. Took me about 30 minutes to test all 10 tubes and repacked them back into it box. So its still a great purchase and I do recommend that you test all the tubes by getting an empty tire by itself and placing the tube inside and start the inflation, just enough to fill the tire. From there you can see / hear and defect if its there. I contact support and see if I can have the 2 bad tubes shipped back for 2 replacement tubes. So just waiting for them to respond.
Good tube and price AAA+++
Solid tubes shipped quickly. And half the price of LBS.
You can't beat these for the price. I used to carry small patch kits, but now I just carry one of these and leave the patching to do at home if it's an easy fix. I would rather spend extra time on the trail instead of patching tubes.
order these by five to get the great price, long lasting and hold air as long or longer than the more expensive tubes. great shipping. ordered Saturday, arrived Tuesday.
Bought 5 of the presta 1.9-2.25 at the value price! You cannot beat the price on these tubes. Even with shipping I saved over buying elsewhere and pricepoint ships same day! These tubes are just as good as the next. I put them in a 2.1 &2.35 Nevegal and have some back ups. My only complaint is that I prefer slightly longer presta valves to make it easier to fit my pump heads on.
Work just as good as the expensive tubes. Before I found this deal, my tubes were so patched up with an assortment of bicycle an motorcycle patches, Im not sure there was any tube left under there
These are great tubes at a great price. They do exactly what you need. Flats are a fact of life. Why pay $6 to $8 for a single tube when you can get these at volume pricing at around $4. I buy these in packs of 5 and have had great success running them!
Bought 10 in Aug 2010 when they were on sale for 20 dollars, still have a couple left. The price was so good I just gave them to fellow flatted riders I would met on the road. Price is up 30% now, but still the best deal I can find.
Great inexpensive tubes! I keep a few of each size around. For the price, they're excellent!
I recently purchased 5 of these tubes and they are very strong and just as good as any other expensive brand. They are very cheap and I would highly recommend them.
They do the same job and have the same quality of the big name brands but at a fraction of the price, from now on my personal choice, i definitely would recommend this!
Compared to my LBS, these are incredibly cheap $. They are of good quality, and have not had any issues yet.
I get these in bulk when Pricepoint throws a five box deal dirt cheap! Get it? Dirt? Anyway, I love these! I have two bikes and the only time I ever get a flat is when they stem has moved so much around my rim from braking that it rips. I use these Pricepoint replacement tubes to fix the problem! They're awesome quality rubber, thick and sturdy to resist pinching and the price, oh the price... that's the POINT! Can't beat this deal! Five tubes for a price that no one will come close to! Thanks for making this offer Pricepoint! I buy them all the time. Don't ever stop offering them!
These tubes have survived day-in day-out inflating and deflating. They fit really well.
Crap product. Blew up at 110 psi.
These tubes are great for the value. I carry a spare in my camelback.


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Air bladders inflate and deflate to raise or lower the dam's crest gates. Pressurized air, supplied by compressors inside a Waverly Public Works building adjacent to the dam, flows through steel piping embedded in the dam's concrete. Steel plates installed at the abutments provide a smooth sealing surface for the gates and are heated to allow winter operation. Photo: Stanley Consultants
William Harmon built Waverly's first dam in 1853. The stone and timber structure powered a sawmill that provided lumber for the growing town. By the 1880s entrepreneurs had built a more uniform and durable crib dam to harness the Cedar River's power for industrial use. The structure was made using large timbers connected with steel spikes to form "cribs," then hand-filled with stone to add weight. Photo: City of Waverly
Photo: City of Waverly
OUT WITH THE OLD. The city's mass-concrete ogee-shaped dam was 310 feet long and 12 feet high and since it had no gates was considered "uncontrolled." A 36-foot-long level control gate section included four 12x6-foot vertical timber gates. Aside from hydroelectric turbines, the gates were the only way of controlling upstream pool levels. Result: persistent flooding.
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IN WITH THE NEW. An "inflatable" dam maintains a constant water elevation under variable river flows by automatically raising or lowering the crest gates. In addition to saving at least 450 homes and businesses from flooding, the design allows the City of Waverly Electric Utility Board to operate its hydroelectric facility with more reliable pool levels.
How a community of 10,000 cut construction costs without compromising safety.
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By Mike Cherry, PE, and Martin Weber, PE
Owner: City of Waverly, Iowa, Public Works
Engineering and design: Stanley Consultants Inc., Des Moines, Iowa
Gate supplier: Obermeyer Hydro Inc., Fort Collins, Colo.
Contractor: Peterson Contractors Inc., Reinbeck, Iowa
Cost: $4.4 million
Funding: U.S. Economic Development Administration (75%); Community Development Block Grant (25%)
For more than 150 years, the Waverly Dam has been an integral part of picturesque Waverly, Iowa; population 10,000.
In 1853 city founder William Harmon built his family a cabin on the Cedar River's heavily wooded east side and a dam of stone and timbers to power his sawmill, which would provide lumber for the growing town. Additional water-powered mills followed, including a flour mill and a woolen mill. By the 1880s entrepreneurs had built a more uniform and durable crib dam to harness the river's power for industrial use. The crib dam was constructed using large timbers connected with steel spikes to form "cribs," then hand-filled with stone to add weight.
Waverly boasts the oldest operating hydroelectric plant in the state (circa 1908), which annually saves the city $100,000 on electricity. Over the years the river's value to the city's industrial and economic development led to extended development on the adjacent floodplain and a need for more power.
In 1915, the original crib dam was replaced with a concrete dam and elevated spillway. Unfortunately, the new structure plagued residents with decades of persistent and regular flooding. Memorable flood events occurred in 1917, 1933, 1945, 1948, 1961, 1965 (twice), and 1993 (twice). A 100-year flood hit in 1999 and a 500-year flood struck in 2008, destroying hundreds of homes and businesses.
After the 100-year flood of 1999, Waverly's Department of Public Works retained Stanley Consultants Inc., which had designed improvements to the dam in the 1940s, to perform a flood protection study. The engineering firm identified two methods of flood protection: levees or an "inflatable" dam.
Surprisingly, at public forums the inflatable dam concept held the popular appeal with residents. Despite the hardship it has caused, most embrace the Cedar River as a recreational and aesthetic asset and feel their city should be "one with the river." They considered levees to be the equivalent of turning their back on this resource and creating a visual obstruction that would put the community at odds with it. An inflatable dam, on the other hand, would maintain recreational opportunities and hydroelectric functions while also preserving the community's historical look and feel.
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Gud moaning..... I wos wikking doan the stroot... there's a question. Do UK-resident Frenchmen understand 'Allo 'Allo jokes?
well I do speak French, in the English fashion, ha ha, comes from experience with Total and in places like Tunisia and Congo, so Patrick probably wouldn't understand a word of it. However I do know that 'ersatz' is a German word meaning 'substitute' with the connotations of 'inferior quality' and its use is general throughout Europe, due I suppose, to being widely used in both World Wars
Personally, I like that bike. I think it's good stuff. For me, I would have used wide glide forks with a swing-arm, the period look again. I've seen a similar bike built in UK about 10 years ago, also with springers, and it's very nice too.
I know what Patrick is saying, I've seen his bikes on the website. I have taken a similar approach with my 45 project, of using 'period' parts, and it has greatly increased the cost and time of the project but even so it's not silly money.. nothing like the £10,000 WD restorations you see, I will have finished both bikes and be a long way under that figure. But I know what Eric is saying too, and I think on the evidence, that both approaches are valid.


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PRINCETON, N.J. (11/23/13) The Princeton women's hockey team fell to St. Lawrence, 4-1, Saturday, Nov. 23 at Hobey Baker Rink.
Senior Olivia Mucha tallied the Tigers only goal 8:26 into the opening period to momentarily tie the contest, 1-1. Mucha's fifth goal of the season came on her powerful shot from the left circle. Freshman Cassidy Tucker and senior Sally Butler picked up assists as they helped corrall the puck in the corner.
Mucha's score evened the game after Abbey McRae put St. Lawrence up 1-0 less than 90 seconds into the action. The Saints then regained the lead on a Mel Desrochers power-play goal with 1:14 remaining in the first period. The senior defender's five-on-four finish came on the heels of the Tigers killing a Saints five-on-three advantage.
St. Lawrence (6-7-1, 5-2-1 ECAC) extended its lead at the end of the second period when Kayla Raniwsky found the back of the net with 1:09 remaining in the session. The Saints later added insurance with less than three minutes left in the third thanks to another power-play goal by Brooke Webster. The visitors were 2 for 7 on their power-play opportunities, while Princeton came up empty on its two power plays.
Although St. Lawrence held a 31-28 advantage in shots for the game, the Tigers played their best in the final frame and outshot the Saints, 13-10, in the third period. Both Kimberly Newell and Carmen MacDonald made 27 saves in their respective nets.
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