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A 42-year-old man has been charged with felony kidnapping among other charges after a domestic-related incident late Tuesday evening, according to the Davidson County Sheriff's Office.
Peter Jay Grant, of 63 Academy St., Auburn, Maine, has been charged with felony assault by strangulation, misdemeanor simple assault and felony kidnapping. He was placed in the Davidson County Detention Center under no bond.
A DCSO spokesman said Grant would not allow his girlfriend to leave a residence on Beech Tree Lane. It was unclear if the woman was treated at a hospital. The spokesman said the woman was interviewed by deputies.
Grant was arrested at 3:34 a.m. Wednesday.
He has a court date of June 24 in Lexington District Court.
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The Chamber of Commerce for Greater Milford announced its very first all-female executive board of directors with new 2014 appointments.
Angela Dorey is serving as president after serving as vice president in 2013. She is the owner/operator of Dorey Insurance and Financial Services.
Terri Favata, area realtor/office manager with Coldwell Banker Resort Realty, will serve as vice president. She is serving her second term on the CCGM board of directors and also serves as the chairperson for the annual Chamber Expo/Mixer.
Stephanie Edwards is serving her second term as the executive secretary. She is the manager of the Milford Walmart and is on the Riverwalk "Freedom" Festival and Golf Classic Committees.
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Harry Ransom Center Names New Chief Photo Curator
The Harry Ransom Center, the humanities library at the University of Texas, has appointed Jessica S. McDonald to be its new chief curator of photography. McDonald is currently a curator of photography at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art.
At the Ransom Center, McDonald will oversee the library's photography collection, which includes about 5 million prints and negatives, as well as photo books, manuscripts and photographers' notes and journals spanning the history of photography.
At SFMOMA, McDonald curated the recent exhibition "Photography in Mexico: Selected Works from the Collections of SFMOMA and Daniel Greenberg and Susan Steinhauser." She has previously worked with George Eastman House International Museum of Photography and the Visual Studies Workshop, both in Rochester, New York. In 2011, McDonald received an Ansel Adams Research Fellowship from the Center for Creative Photography.
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text: Jan 24, 2013 15:22 'Home for the Holidays' a party for a cause 'Home for the Holidays' a party for a cause Troy "Trombone Shorty" Andrews Troy "Trombone Shorty" Andrews Barri Bronston| Special to theadvocate.com Dec. 18, 2012; 4:01 p.m. Comments Daniel Price, an artist and graduate of the New Orleans Center for Creative Arts (NOCCA), loved a good party. So after the shock of his murder in San Francisco nine years ago began to subside, his family couldn't think of a better way to honor his memory than with a bash for a cause. "We felt the best way to celebrate Daniel's life was by throwing a huge party with three of his favorite things – great New Orleans music, amazing art and friends," said Daniel's brother Christopher Price. The result was "Home for the Holidays," a star-studded showcase of New Orleans talent benefitting the Daniel Price Memorial Fund for Aspiring Artists, which provides college scholarships to outstanding visual arts and music students at NOCCA. This year, the gala takes place Friday, Dec. 21 from 7:30 p.m. to midnight at the House of Blues, where the musical lineup includes NOCCA alum Troy "Trombone Shorty" Andrews and Orleans Avenue, Kermit Ruffins, Amanda Shaw, Theresa Andersson, John Boutte and the Rebirth Brass Band. The concert will be preceded by a patron party and silent auction from 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. featuring a buffet dinner and open bar along with entertainment by the NOCCA Jazz Ensemble, Andersson and other musical guests. A native of New Orleans, Price was 28 when he was killed outside his San Francisco apartment while trying to protect his wife from a would-be assailant. The couple had been married for only eight months, and Price had just had his first solo art show at The Canvas Gallery in San Francisco. Since his death, the gala and memorial fund have raised more than $300,000 and provided scholarships to eight "amazing" NOCCA graduates, said Christopher Price, who serves on the board of the NOCCA Institute, the center's fund-raising and advocacy organization. "Daniel was a talented artist whose passion for the music, traditions and people of New Orleans define much of his work," Christopher Price said. "He credited the (NOCCA) faculty for focusing his passion and refining the skills that led to a successful career as an artist. "After Daniel's death, we established the scholarship in Daniel's honor to enable future generations of young, talented artists to follow their passion," he said. Sally Perry, executive director of the NOCCA Institute, said planning the gala each year is a labor of love. She said that while she didn't know Daniel Price personally, she has no doubts that he was an amazing person. That, she said, is a testament to his parents, Steve and Kathy Price. "I've never known a family that is more loving and generous with their time and their gifts, or more supportive of professional and aspiring artists here in New Orleans than the Prices," Perry said. She credits Steve Price in particular with making "Home for the Holidays" such a phenomenal success. While the NOCCA Institute and the House of Blues provide logistical and marketing support, she said, "all of the credit for the event's success and putting together the musical lineup goes to Dr. Steve Price. "Steve and his wonderful family are personal friends with so very many musicians in this city, and the musicians give back to NOCCA and to Daniel's memory because of the love and respect they – and we – feel for the Price family," she said. Those musicians include Andrews, one of NOCCA's most famous graduates and now a member of the NOCCA Institute's board of directors. Andrews said NOCCA was a "huge factor" in his artistic development, and he feels privileged to participate in an event that will ultimately help other aspiring musicians. "My time at NOCCA was extremely important to my education and my career so I'm happy to give back," he said. "More than anything, though, it's important to me to honor Dr. Price and the memory of his son, Daniel Price. I want to be there for him." In addition to Andrews and the other headliners, the lineup includes Chuck Perkins and Spy Boy Honey, Shamarr Allen and the Underdawgs, Paul Sanchez, Eric Lindell, the Stanton Moore Trio, Herlin Riley, James Andrews and Rockin' Dopsie. Christopher Price said his brother would be thrilled with how the gala has evolved and how its proceeds are being used. "Daniel possessed a unique joy and, like many New Orleanians, had an ability to celebrate just about anything," he said. "The event has allowed us to turn an otherwise difficult time into a celebration for Daniel and the things he loved." Perry agreed. "Daniel and his love for New Orleans and its music truly come to life every December at 'Home for the Holidays,'" she said. "It's remarkable to witness." Tickets to the general admission concert are $37 and to the patron party $127 and can be purchased only at HouseofBlues.com, LiveNation.com, Ticketmaster.com or by calling 504.310.4999. Get The Advocate in your inbox Subscribe


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Bach's contrapuntal profundity meets Mozart's graceful ease in Adagio and Fugue, an exquisite piece by the latter that was heavily inspired by, and in some places literally transcribed from, the Well-Tempered Klavier. Dating from 1782, a period when Mozart never tired of playing and studying his illustrious predecessor's compositions, it is performed here by a violinist, a viola player and a cellist from the Monnaie Symphony Orchestra. Carlos Bruneel, a flautist also involved in the orchestra, will perform another deeply moving work: Toshio Hosokawa's Vertical Song I, which is all faint rustling rounds and sudden shrill, ecstatic explosions, and spectacularly succeeds in making our western flute sound like a Japanese shakuhachi. All musicians come together in the final piece on the programme: Jonathan Harvey's Buddhist-inspired Lotus.
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Comedy or Evil? Here the 35+ show Completely different view of the run-up
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Don't even get me started. Pure comedy.
The runup was pure comedy for
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The runup was pure comedy for the early racers. But the simple fact is, bring the proper equipment.
If you had toe spikes, you could run right up. If you didn't, you can see what happened. Spend 10 bucks and save yourself from the Benny Hill music.
Sidi 1" toe spikes worked
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Sidi 1" toe spikes worked well for me. Although I really should learn how to ride up stuff like that instead of resorting to running (scrambling) up it.
not always possible - check your shoes
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my husband and teammate both raced SM4. We reconned and came back to the car to install toe spikes for both of them (we have multiple sets in our toolbox). Only to discover that Teammate's midrange Shimano shoes don't have spike receivers.
So it's not always a given that your shoes will come equipped for spikes. Check before you find yourself in this situation. Sucks to have to buy new, expensive shoes maybe, but it'll save you a ton of frustration down the line if you're at all serious about CX.
Teammate is younger and a bit more reckless and bold so he was able to bite the bullet and ride it every lap, which I was impressed by simply because the SM4 field was pretty messy.
i can laugh now even after
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i can laugh now even after seeing me captured in time twice on this run up.....i wouldn't be racing if i did not love it.....sure was frustrating but still put a smile on my face...that damn hill got me every time
Frustrated, but now I'm LMAO!!!
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I reconned that hill, found all my lines and thought I had it pegged. It didn't take much for those plans to falter. As frustrated as I was on that hill, I had that much fun trying to conquer it. Even more hilarious is the guy trying to run through me and bouncing back down the hill. Too funny, great video
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not that run-up
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text: The Platters were one of the top vocal groups of the Fifties, delivering smooth, stylized renditions of pop standards. Like the Ink Spots a decade earlier, they were the most popular black group of their time, achieving success in a crooning, middle-of-the-road style that put a soulful coat of uptown polish on pop-oriented, harmony-rich material. Their lengthy string of hits began in 1955 with "Only You" and continued until the end of the decade, including four singles that reached Number One : "The Great Pretender," "My Prayer," "Twilight Time" and "Smoke Gets in Your Eyes." The secret of the Platters' ...full bio


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Nah not lord, when I think of Ireland... I don't think of lord, now if I were thinking of a roving gang of entitled kids attacking old people I might. Dogar is a pretty good version of the American stereotype: opinionated, arrogant and usually wins one way or another (romance with underage girls not withstanding)
You don't seem like a blatant stereotype though rayne
Can somebody please tell me how we're in the 21st century and flouridated water is still controversial.
"Although helpful for dental health in low dosage, chronic exposure to fluoride in large amounts interferes with bone formation. In this way, the greatest examples of fluoride poisoning arise from fluoride-rich ground water"
Fluoride isn't good for you, that's why people are so uppity about it being in the water supply.
Read your own (unlinked) article for fuck's sake.
The only generally accepted adverse effect of fluoride at levels used for water fluoridation is dental fluorosis, which can alter the appearance of children's teeth during tooth development; this is mostly mild and usually only an aesthetic concern.
Here's a pic of the terrible ailment associated with flouridated water. Affected tooth is up-central left.
I would say I'm a pretty accurate representation of Cuba.
iraq has a shit load of oil.
but thats not really why we're in the middle east, well i mean not to occupy and country and extract its oil. but to establish a dominant presence so oil supplies dont get interrupted.
"I'll go," said Chagataev. "But what will I do there? Build socialism?"
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also the MILITARY-INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX
Kirby a bulk of the Gulf war was in Iraq. Libya was strictly for oil and everything leading up to a coalition intervention in Syria is also strictly for oil. Afghanistan was to make a point.
Solly I can't be bothered to read things that I google!!!
the thing is the military industrial complex has produced pretty amazing technological advancements, its just too bad that people are too dumb to realize socialism works and need to make up shit to have wars in order to justify industrial/tech spending veiled under the guise of "national security"
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I purchased these grips to replace another brand. The other brand looked nice but the hex clamp bolts stripped out in the hex head. what a PITA that was. I got these in black and silver and love them I change out bars alot and also adjust/dial in my cock pit more than most. The hex bolts have yet to strip and still look brand new. Also these are very comfortable and stay looking nice even after small crashes.
Cool color range i got yellow which gets dirty pretty quick. but other than that they are sick, good grip feel
These grips are solid. Easy to install, super secure, look awesome. They are grippy and comfy, although i may go with thicker ones next time. Mine are a bit chewed up from crashing a couple times at the indoor park, but i guess plywood will do that, and theyre pretty grippy so its to be expected.
Super Comfy. Been on bike for eight months now holding up well.
You just cant beat how easy to install and how secure these grips are. They install in minutes and are rock solid on the bars. Plus the color options are a super easy way to add some still to your bike. Will definitely purchase more ODI grips in the future.
I think every bike I own currently has some version of ODI grips. Their lock on design is easy to install, grips well, and makes control changes a cinch. The TLD's were one of my favorites until I switched to the Rogue, the larger size seems a little better for my carpal-abused mitts. The Troy's are grippy, decent wearing (mine had visible wear after a year or so) and I liked the little flares. I had the white, which got pretty dingy but hey, it's white. The TLD's are a little softer than the Rogue's IMHO. Better grip, but shorter wear. I've smashed the end caps against numerous rocks and never broke one or had trouble removing. Having the clamps be standard for the brand was a bonus when I was swapping clamps and grips around. Overall, a great product if you want a slightly smaller grip that (with the flares) is a tiny bit unique.
Had these for about a month and I love them. Bought the red and black and the red doesn't look old used. I like the feel of the compound , I use them with and without gloves.
I would have given these grips 5/5 except for the fact that they wear out sort of fast. I guess it will depend on how hard you ride with them and wearing gloves probably accelerates the process with the extra grip but mine are pretty beat up after about 6 months of riding. I still love them though! Most of the wear is on the half flanges on the ends; they are starting the tear from that point. Some of the grip is also starting to wear away as well towards the middle. I like them so much though and can usually get a good deal here on price point that I will still probably be buying another pair despite having to replace them more often. They are the perfect diameter allowing me to get a good grip feel and still maintain 1-finger braking. If you are going to move to lock-on grips, ODI is the standard and make install a sinch. I would definitely recommend these to somebody and its a bonus that they come in so many colors.
These grips feel great, they are pretty thin but still have a cushy feel, they have very good grip with gloves. I got the red and black version and it looks amazing, the red is very bright, the lock-ons make these grips so easy to put on and off, lock-ons are the only type of grips I run on my mountain bike.
Best grip I have ever used. Had them 3 months. Great feel. Great traction. The cuts in the rubber really help the grip. The material is durable but has some give too. The little end ribs allow you to extend the grip a bit and change a bit for a climb. I am ordering more today. The best! Joe
Bought the pink grips with black rings for my girlfriend's bike. They are an awesome bright pink. She loves them. The grips are super tacky and comfortable too. They definitely have a more rubber-like feel to them and aren't as hard as other grips I've used. Despite that they haven't shown signs of any fast wear yet. They seem like they'll hold up well. I like them much better than my ODI Ruffians. I may have to order a black set for myself.
These are great grips. I have had mine for over 2 years and they will probably need to be replaced in a year or so. But they have stood up really well and I have gotten great grip with them. I would maybe do without the outside flap and I would also not use them without gloves. Otherwise great grips


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Harvard Wins First Meeting Between Teams Atop Ivy League
Unfortunately for Princeton, Harvard has now prevailed over the Tigers three straight times on the banks of the Charles.
Never losing momentum from a first-half buzzer-beating, body-twisting 3-pointer by their Laurent Rivard, the Crimson gained the advantage in the first of two meetings between the teams this season, prevailing 69-57.
The win improves Harvard to 7-1 in Ivy League play and 15-7 overall, while Princeton falls a game-and-a-half back at 5-2 in the league and 12-9 overall.
The second half was Princeton's undoing. The Tigers shot just 31 percent from the field after the break while the Crimson kept on going on offense. Harvard shot 50 percent in the first half and didn't cool off enough after Rivard's buzzer beater, hitting at a 45.5 percent clip after the break.
The first half saw 12 lead changes and three ties, but the second half saw none of those. Princeton last led on a Will Barrett 3-pointer with less than three minutes to go in the first half, putting Princeton up 26-24, but the Crimson closed the half by scoring eight of the last 11 points.
Harvard had its first 10-point lead before seven minutes were gone in the second half, and Princeton never came closer than six the rest of the way. Harvard's largest lead was 14, inside of three minutes to go in the game.
Ian Hummer led Princeton in scoring with a game-high 18 points, while Will Barrett and T.J. Bray had 11 apiece and Hans Brase chipped in 10. The Crimson bettered Princeton with five players in double figures, led by 14 apiece from Steve Moundou-Missi and Kenyatta Smith.
The Tigers will resume play Friday at Columbia before heading up to Cornell Saturday. Harvard will head to Brown and Yale, and the teams will have their second meeting in a two-week span on March 1 in Jadwin Gym.
Postgame Notes
• The home team has won the last seven in the series, including the neutral-site playoff game at Yale in 2011 in which Princeton was the designated home team.
• Princeton had the win the last time the visiting team won in this series, back on Feb. 5, 2010 when Princeton won 56-53 in Lavietes.
• Ian Hummer finished with a game-high 18 points, putting him past the 1,500-point mark at 1,501. The next milestones on Hummer's list are the 1,546 points Kit Mueller '91 put up, now the third-best total in Princeton history, followed closely by the 1,550 Douglas Davis '12 scored, with three of his years playing alongside Hummer.
• Harvard entered the game as the fifth-best 3-point shooting team in the nation by percentage at .412 and the 11th-best shooting team overall by percentage at .487. The Crimson were only a little below those numbers against Princeton, shooting .389 (7-18) from beyond the arc and .479 (23-48) from the field.
• By shooting 40 percent for the game, Princeton narrowly kept alive a streak of shooting at least 40 percent from the field in, now, 14 straight games against Division I opponents. The last time Princeton didn't shoot 40 percent, the Tigers went 17-57 (.298) at Wagner on Nov. 28.


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Lake Mary Wine Walk next Wednesday
For $20 in advance, and $30 day of, you can get a wine glass and a "passport" to stroll around Lake Mary establishments like Dexter's, The Vineyard Wine Company, Liam Fitzpatrick's Restaurant and Irish Pub and Papa Joe's Pizza & Pasta Pub refilling that glass with house wine.
Organizer Richard Jason Bock says this is not like a pub crawl. Folks can go to whatever bar they want when they want during the allotted 6-9:30 p.m. Wine Walk time. That means if you want to hang at Dexter's the whole time you can, or if you want to hang out at just The Vineyard and Liam's all night you can do that too.
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Greer Macallister is a poet, short story writer, playwright, and now novelist, whose debut, THE MAGICIAN'S LIE, is getting great buzz. It's the spellbinding story of a notorious illusionist accused of murder: When the Amazing Arden swaps her saw for a fire ax, Officer Virgil Holt will have to decide if it's a new trick or an all-too-real murder. But will Arden reveal her secrets, even when her life is at stake? In this interview with Bookreporter.com's Kate Ayers, Macallister talks about her fascination with Adelaide Herrmann, the "Queen of Magic" and the inspiration for Arden, and how a glaring absence in Adelaide's history moved her to write this story. She also shares how she was quickly disillusioned of any romantic ideas she had about research, as well as which authors have had the greatest influence on her.
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Bestselling author Sarah Addison Allen never planned on revisiting the characters from her beloved first novel, GARDEN SPELLS. But much to the delight of fans, she has brought the Waverley women back to life in her latest book, FIRST FROST. In this charming follow-up, Claire, Sydney and Bay are still struggling with their unique "gifts," until a mysterious stranger shows up and challenges the very heart of the family. Here, Allen talks to Bookreporter.com's Bronwyn Miller about why she chose to return to her old characters and how their familiarity helped her through a hard time. She also shares how much she appreciates meeting her fans on tour (a lot!), whether or not she plans on returning to Bascom again, and how she feels social media has allowed for a less isolated writing experience.
Although VANESSA AND HER SISTER is only Priya Parmar's second book (following her debut, EXIT THE ACTRESS), it has already wowed critics and readers. Set in the exhilarating days of prewar London, it tells the extraordinary tale of two gifted artists: Vanessa Bell and her sister, Virginia Woolf. In this interview with Bookreporter.com's Roz Shea, Parmar talks about her fascination with Vanessa and Virginia, as well as the extended, equally eccentric Bloomsbury Group. She also discusses why she chose to tell the story in an epistolary format and why she hopes that the wonderful personalization of letter writing will not be lost in our technology-saturated world.
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Easy to use By Eric Johnson on 4/6/2016Eric Johnson would recommend this product to a friendI hate trying to match colors on tests (ok, I'm also slightly red-green colorblind so that doesn't help!) and this makes it so much easier. Doesn't come with very many test packets so if you'll be doing a lot of testing you'll want refills but they're pretty inexpensive.
Dies right after warranty By SD Reefer on 4/6/2016SD Reefer wouldn't recommend this product to a friendProblems with the light sensor the minute the 6 month warranty was up. Randomly worked and then completely dead. Tech support offered up $95/hour service or they said I'm welcome to order a another from them. Don't think so. The results I was able to get when it worked were extremely varied and I couldn't stand trying to get all the powder out of those tiny packets. Need to rethink design on those. Not pleased unfortunately.
Great Checker By KerryF on 3/29/2016KerryF would recommend this product to a friendOne star off for those silly packets for the reagent. Works well and seems very accurate. Lid seems to have a hard time staying closed with a vial in it the checker...no big deal really.
Nice for Accurate Low Range Testing By Michael on 3/18/2016Michael would recommend this product to a friendLike many other Hanna checkers this product takes the guess work out of phosphate testing. I have a special loathing for trying to decipher color coded phosphate test kits and this helps me solve that issue. I had to take 1 star off because getting the power into the vial is brutal, and I mean brutal.
It works, just have to get use to the reagents. By jay on 3/5/2016jay would recommend this product to a friendGood too have two vials. One to set the checker, the other one to have the reagent all ready mixed.
Pointless By Coverttadpole on 1/20/2016Coverttadpole wouldn't recommend this product to a friendSave your money. I get more accurate results using API phosphate test and its significantly less money. Measures ppm just like API however the Hanna checker shows 0.00 and API shows 0 to 0.25 ppm. Even contacted Hanna to see if it was broke and their first response was to buy the HI736. So they seem to be aware that it's junk. Also, once you open the box it's yours. Bulk reef supply does not except returns on opened items. A little hard to consider buying a second piece of equipment when the first one doesn't work as it should. Also bought the HI758 calcium checker that works flawless. Watch the YouTube video as the instructions are not clear.
Works great By Bruce on 12/17/2015Bruce would recommend this product to a friend'Reagent packets are difficult to open and pour into vial without spilling any. Otherwise it works great.
Not for Reefers By ReefDoc on 10/29/2015ReefDoc wouldn't recommend this product to a friendFirst and foremost, if you are a reefer, this is not the checker for you. The ULR is the right one for a reefer. This will measure to an accuracy of +/- 0.04 but as a reefer you want 0 to 0.03 so that makes this useless. Oh and the packets of reagents are not good at all, come on Hanna get the proper reagents made already.
Love that you get an exact readout. By Matthew on 10/26/2015Matthew would recommend this product to a friendThis would be the ultimate tester if the reagent was alittle easier to manage. You are trying to poor powder from a little pouch into a tiny cylinder you think you got it all then you realize there is still powder stuck in corner of pouch... Then you ask is my test result accurate?? They need to come up with a better solution to adding the powder even if just a bulk buy option that comes in a container with a little scooper like the nyos or salifert powders come. And to top all of that of you are on the clock when you are trying to get this powder into test tube you have three minutes to get powder from pouch to tube without spilling then you need to get it completely mixed into water without air bubbles or finger prints or the machine turns off then you are left to recalibrate machine with different test tube of source water then test water powder is in... Is it accurate???? Exactly hate questionable results but once you get hang of can definitely get a number and much more accurate then any color matching test out there... Just need a better delivery system for reagent and problem solved.
Effortless By Onnie P on 10/5/2015Onnie P would recommend this product to a friendWorks like a charm for me. I'm a bit color blind, this really helps.


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Mere birthright alone doth not a Utahn create. What makes a true local? We say it is not the number of years you've lived within Zion's borders, but rather the zeal with which you explore all our state has to offer. If you're new, or if you're questioning your right to citizenship, we're here to help, with this refresher course. Check back for another experience to check off your list.
A comedian takes the stage at Wiseguys.
We respect Keith Stubbs. The local comedian has been running Wiseguys Live Comedy for more than a decade, showing off the Utah's local talent and attracting some pretty big names to the state.
Not buying it? Just check out Wiseguys' line up over the next few months: David Spade, Feb. 27–28; Kevin Nealon, March 8; Charlie Murphy, April 4–6. Other stars to perform have included Chris Kattan, Bobcat Goldthwait, Pualie Shore, Rob Schneider and Dave Attell.
Stubbs will take the stage on Feb. 14 at the Ogden venue. Click here to get tickets, and thank the comedian for bringing so many laughs to Utah.
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The center has been open from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Friday through Monday for visitors and residents whose primary care physicians are unavailable. The center will now open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays; No appointments are necessary. For more information, call (302) 541-4175.
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Hi, my first post on this great site, probably going in at the deep end here.
I'm fairly new to indians though I've wanted one for many years, so I recently picked up a nicely bobbed 741. The motor has been stroked to around 50 cu in and the bike generally has been put together with alot of nice period touches. I'm currently sorting all those fiddly troublesome bits that can get overlooked on a total rebuild sometimes.
My bike is fitted with a M51 Harley carb, externally vented, with plugged main jet and a 4 hole main nozzle, this, needless to say is a fair way off from the M633-642 Indian spec carb, the bike runs extemely rich after idle, through transition, cruise to main mixture.
With the help of the really useful "Linkert book" I have been better able to understand how the carburettor works and note the differences in the setups of Indian carbs to Harley carbs. So I have purchased a scout 45 main nozzle with 5 holes and other linkert rebuild parts to start correcting the fuelling problems. Has anybody used harley main jets in their Indians ? if so, is there a size to start from ?
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Coastal Shutter Armoire
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Louvered insets in this collection evoke shuttered windows, echoing the architecture of East Coast summer houses, and giving our armoire a classic sensibility.
- 39" w x 27.25" d x 75.5" h
- Crafted with a kiln-dried solid mahogany frame.
- Features shuttered swing-out doors, two adjustable shelves, a clothes rod and three storage drawers.
- Hand-applied multistep finish process includes glazing, sanding and sealants.
- Pewter-finished drawer pulls.
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- Frame, door frame and clothes pole made from solid mahogany; top and door panels made from MDF with mahogany veneer.
- Drawers are constructed using sturdy English dovetail joinery and includes a half-moon drawer stop.
- Adjustable levelers add stability to uneven floors.
- Overall: 39" w x 27.25" d x 75.5" h
- Cabinet Interior (without adjustable shelves): 32" w x 24" d x 40" h
- Adjustable Shelf (2): 33" w x 23" d x 1" thick
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Prince Charles hits back at Aussie prank callers
RAW VISION: Prince Charles says he's 'thrilled' at becoming a grandfather soon, and also pokes fun at the 2DayFM radio presenters.PT0M24S http://www.theage.com.au/action/externalEmbeddedPlayer?id=d-2azes 620 349 December 7, 2012
Prince Charles is thrilled by the prospect of becoming a grandfather.
The future king commented for the first time on Thursday about this week's news that his daughter-in-law is pregnant.
"I'm thrilled, marvellous. It's a very nice thought to become a grandfather in my old age, if I can say so," Charles, 64, told reporters in London.
Prince Charles ... thrilled at being a grandfather. Photo: AFP
Earlier on Thursday, Catherine, 30, was discharged from an exclusive London hospital where she had spent three nights being treated for acute morning sickness.
"I'm very glad my daughter-in-law is getting better, thank goodness," Charles added.
During Catherine's stay, two Australian radio announcers made a prank call to the hospital pretending to be the Queen and Prince Charles.
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge leave the King Edward VII hospital in central London. Photo: AFP
The 2Day FM jocks were provided with private details of the duchess's condition by a nurse who referred to DJ Michelle Grieg as "ma'am".
In response to the hoax call, Charles at first answered reporters' questions with: "How do you know I'm not a radio station?"
The broadcaster has since apologised for the prank, while the hospital considers legal action.
Catherine is now resting at her London home, Kensington Palace.


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Cedar Creek Ranch
Horseback Riding stables including public trail rides, boarding, birthday parties and holiday rides!! And more.
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Renfrew Park
6-acre park donated to the village in 1891 by David McWilliams, the first banker and business person in the community. It is named after the Prince of Wales, Baron Renfrew, who visited the area while on a hunting expedition in 1860.
Lion's Lake
This new lake is located on old Route 66 at the southeast edge of Dwight. Donated to the village in 1994 and improved with funding from local organizations, the lake offers a beautifully landscaped picnic are, fishing, and a bike trail. Open year-round.
Dwight Country Club
Welcome to Dwight Country Club. Located just 70 miles southwest of Chicago, DCC offers a quality golf and dining experience set in the quiet and calm of the cornfields of Central Illinois.
Boggio's Orchard and Produce
Bakery opens at 6:00am and Market opens at 9:00 to 5:00pm, Monday- Saturday, and Sunday 6:00 to 4:00 pm. May is spring bedding plants, summer is fresh picked vegetables and fruits. After Labor Day, on weekends, pumpkins, pedal cars, pony and wagon rides, corn maze, animal barn, jumping pillow, food stands and the last weekend in Sept. a Craft Show with live music and over 100 crafters.
LaSalle Canal Boat & Lock 16 Visitors Center
Mule pulled canal boat rides with period clothed storyteller, open May-October. The year-round visitor center includes exhibits, programs, visitor information, cafe and gift shop.
Senica Oak Ridge Golf Club
This 18-hole championship course has bent grass greens, tees, and fairways, plus a full-service pro shop.
Lock 16 Center
Visitor information, canal exhibits/programs, canal boat tickets, cafe, gift shop, great bathrooms, free Wi-Fi. Private meeting room/facility/canal boat rentals. At western terminus of I&M Canal.
Illinois & Michigan Canal State Trail at LaSalle
Explore the fabled canal route that connects Lake Michigan to the Mississippi River by way of the Illinois River. Once used by Native Americans and early explorers, today the trail meanders through four state parks with landscapes ranging from towering bluffs to rolling hills. Modern-day explorers can enjoy hiking, boating and even snowmobiling.
Illini State Park
Illini State Park is the type of park you think of when you think of big picnics and family gatherings. With its rustic Civilian Conservation Corps buildings and riverside picnic areas, Illini State Park offers beautiful views and a sense of history not found in many other parks. Named for the native Americans who once inhabited the area, Illini State Park is located south of the Illinois River between Marseilles and U.S. Route 6. The northern edge of the 510-acre park is bordered by the Great Falls of the Illinois River. In just 2 miles, the river drops 3 feet, creating beautiful, roaring rapids.
LaSalle Lake State Fish and Wildlife Area
2,058 acre lake with rocky shoreline. Called a "perched" lake because it is formed by levees that rise above the surrounding land. High winds require that safety precautions be followed to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience.
Marseilles State Fish and Wildlife Area
Containing 2,550 acres, the area is jointly used by the Illinois National Guard as a training facility and is open to the general public for hunting.
The Cliffs Insane Terrain Off Road Park
Come check out our park, it has many miles of trails, created for the beginner all the way to the advanced rider. We have wooded areas, fields, creeks, and yes, the Famous Mud Hole. (Ask park personnel where it is). Plans are in progress to create a rock climb and bog for those who want more challenges. Call ahead for hours and track conditions.
Prairie Lakes Country Club & Inn
Prairie Lakes offers a 9 hole golf course and a full service restaurant and hotel. Hotel and Golf packages available and banquet facilities. Golf opens daily at 7:00am and the restaurant is open 11:00am - 10:00pm daily. Call for seasonal hours.
Zipline Canopy Tour Chicago
Looking for that perfect daring escape for you, your friends or family? Zip Chicago Canopy Tours provides an experience you will not soon forget. It will create memories that last a life time. The tour is completely guided and contains no motorized machines for propulsion. All you have to do is enjoy your flight! Our guests can reach speeds of up to 45 mph. The platforms and suspension bridges are surrounded by an assortment of native trees. Check out our different tours to see which adventure is the right one for you!
Vermillion River Rafting
This outfitter in Oglesby offers river rafting excursions on the Class 3 rapids of this popular stretch of the Vermillion River. With 14 sets of rapids on this 9-1/2 mile trip, Vermillion River Rafting will supply you with whatever your party needs: from rafts, paddles, life vests even rafting instructions. Reservations are recommended, especially on weekends and for parties of 5 or more.
Lehigh Memorial Park
Lehigh Memorial Park located in Oglesby has an advanced singletrack dirt trail two miles in length. However, what it lacks in duration, it makes up for in the intense network of trails that splinter off from it, offering very fast, large natural drops and jumps.
Vermilion River
The Vermilion River in Oglesby, Illinois, is a water paradise for fisherman and adventure seekers alike, with Class 3 out of 6 rapids. You'll go from lazy streams to feeling like you're on a roller coaster ride. This is certainly the most well known and likely the largest watershed in Illinois, and at 7.7 miles, the longest whitewater stretch in the state.
Starved Rock Adventures Harbor Villas and Suites
Waterfront family villas and suites. 1-2 bedroom housekeeping units. Deluxe and unique. Open April through October. $$
Black Sock Training Stable
A variety of equestrian services for beginning to advanced riders. Personalized professional instruction and scheduled trail rides.
Buffalo Rock State Park
On the bluffs of the Illinois River, this small but charming park is home to an enormous outdoor sculpture. Mounds representing five earthen sculptures molded from Illinois clay, known as Effigy Tumuli, invite visitors to walk around and explore. All five subjects, including a snake, turtle, catfish, frog and insect are native to the Illinois River area. This State Park offers the ideal terrain for the beginner hiker.
C & M Canoe Rental
Visit our friendly pub, canoe scenic Fox River.
Pine Hills Golf Club
Described as a Canyon Course complete with bluffs, valleys, hills and hundreds of trees. It is a challenge to both the beginner and the seasoned golfer and is recognized by many players as one of the finest 9-hole facilities in the country. The Club House offers a friendly atmosphere and includes a Pro-Shop, full service bar & restaurant with panoramic views of the Course and outdoor patio.
Skydive Chicago
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ZF-4838: HTTPS in Zend_Http_Client is to be considered insecure
Zend_Http_Client (to more specific: it's only available adapter Zend_Http_Client_Adapter_Socket) does neither verify server certificates nor does it verify hostnames. Zend_Http_Client_Adapter_Curl behaves correct, but is not in trunk.
Best regards, Thomas Gelf
ML post and IRC discussion regarding this issue:
http://nabble.com/Validating-SSL-server-certs---us… http://zftalk.com/logs/view/zftalk.dev/2008/10/29/
Fixed with ZF-3616, inclusion of cURL Adapter into trunk, released in 1.8
This is great news! I've been using your adapter for a while, the fact that it will be provided with ZF will however make things easier ;-)
Anyways, this doesn't solve the issue for me: Zend_Http_Client is still to be considered insecure with HTTPS and still prone to MITM attacks. This is also true for all Service-Components based on Zend_Http_Clients. The fact that there finally IS a secure connection adapter does neither fix the default one (Socket), nor does it tell coders to NOT use the default one for HTTPS unless fixed nor does it fix other components based on Zend_Http_Client.
Depends on being able to set context parameters on the stream. Work in progress on that.
Now that the setStreamContext() and getStreamContext() methods have been added (in trunk, CS-17009), you should be able to force peer validation easily.
We can't set this behavior to be the default one, because of BC issues. I also suspect most people will not want this because it makes development and testing harder.
Thanks for reporting!
That's great news, thank you!
Let me add some thoughts regarding default settings. First, this is what I posted last autumn to ZF's mailinglist:
Unfortunately switching validation on per default is not an option as it would break currently working applications. I would suggest to change this with ZF 2.0 - as other libs / languages I know (CURL, Java, C# etc) are doing so out of the box. And in my believes this is the only correct way of using HTTPS. If someone wants to do insecure things he is free to do so, but he has to explicitly switch checks off.
(see http://nabble.com/Validating-SSL-server-certs---us… for full post)
I don't know which Zend_Service_Whatever-Classes are based on HTTPS (a quick grep showed Amazon_Ec2, Delicious, ReCaptcha), probably all of them are using Zend_Http_Client - with insecure defaults. And I'm pretty sure others will follow.
Therefore I strongly suggest changing default settings with ZF 2.0. Many developers just don't realize that self-signed certificates lead HTTPS ad absurdum - and also not verifying signed ones does. If someone insists on using useless certificates he can do so. But he needs to be made aware of doing something REALLY bad (and shall be forced into explicitely allowing this in his own code).
What is the best way to add a note assuring this doesn't will be forgotten? Open a seperate ticket against "Next Major Release"?
Best regards, Thomas Gelf
Postponing issue until 2.0 when we can change the defaults in the socket adapter to be more like that of the curl adapter: validating all certificates by default.


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Hampton Police, Fire Department investigating fire at Bryan Elementary School
The fire was reportedly set in a boy's bathroom, and it caused the school to be evacuated for a short time.
The fire was reportedly set in a boy's bathroom, and it caused the school to be evacuated for a short time.
Police say that a Grand Marquis made a sudden lane-change, which caused a Ford Escape to roll.
Crews are working to restore power throughout the area from outages that happened Thursday morning.
The search for a bank robbery suspect resulted in a chase, a crash and the arrest of two suspects.
The accident happened at Vista Street and Tidewater Drive Thursday morning.
It's the first missions over Iraq in support of Operation Inherent Resolve (OIR) since Oct. 17.
Leon Foreman Jr. received two 12-month sentences for each charge in a hearing on Thursday, Nov. 19.
The FBI offers signs that may indicate a child is at risk of becoming a victim of an online predator. Check out the facts and photos here:
Police were at the home of Subway spokesman Jared Fogle on Tuesday morning July 7, 2015. Here are photos from the raid.
He will now head to prison after agreeing to plead guilty to child porn charges. Here is a photographic timeline of Fogle's case.
Fogle's defense team says he wishes to plead guilty and receive a sentence today.
Here is a chronological look at the attacks, images courtesy of the Associated Press:
Last Wednesday, on Veterans Day, Bond returned to the home — this time in tears.
The Belgian jihadi suspected of masterminding deadly attacks in Paris was killed in a police raid on a suburban apartment building.
Virginia Beach crews spent the overnight hours cleaning up after a late night fire at an auto parts store. Here are pictures from the fire a…
Local transportation leaders discussed Thursday the possibility of putting up more tolls at crossings across Hampton Roads.


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James Lee Skaggs
Position: G-T
Height: 6-3 Weight: 250 lbs.
Born: January 3, 1940 in Wetumka, OK
High School: Arroyo Grande
College: Washington (school history)
Drafted by the Oakland Raiders in the 12th round (89th overall) of the 1962 AFL Draft.
Drafted by the Philadelphia Eagles in the 10th round (139th overall) of the 1962 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 35 (2770th overall since 1950)
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Apple Crumble RecipeRead Reviews Be the first to add a review
- 8 sheets phyllo dough (14 inches x 9 inches)
- Butter-flavored cooking spray
- 1/2 cup packed brown sugar
- 2 tablespoons all-purpose flour
- 1/2 teaspoon ground ginger
- 1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 4 medium tart apples, peeled and sliced
- 1/2 cup all-purpose flour
- 1/2 cup packed brown sugar
- 1/2 cup soft whole wheat bread crumbs
- 1/4 teaspoon ground ginger
- 1/4 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1/2 cup cold butter
- 1/4 cup slivered almonds
- Place phyllo dough on a work surface; cut in half. Spritz one sheet with butter-flavored spray. Repeat with remaining sheets of phyllo, placing each layer, sprayed side up, in a greased 8-in. square baking dish. (Keep remaining phyllo covered with plastic wrap and a damp towel to prevent it from drying out.)
- In a large bowl, combine the brown sugar, flour, ginger and cinnamon; add apples and toss to coat. Spoon over phyllo dough.
- In another large bowl, combine the flour, brown sugar, bread crumbs, ginger and cinnamon; cut in butter until mixture resembles coarse crumbs. Add almonds; sprinkle over apple mixture.
- Bake at 350° for 40-45 minutes or until filling is bubbly and topping is golden brown. Cool for 10 minutes before serving. Yield: 9 servings.
Reviews for Apple Crumble
"This is delicious but the directions were a little unclear. The butter-spray I used did not taste well. I guess I'll try another brand. My husband loved it!"
"I loved the recipe but I wasn't sure about the directions. I wondered what brand of butter flavored spray was used? The brand I used did not taste good at all!"
"Just follow the recipe. Too many of you are making it tooooo complicated. You can hardly go wrong with dessert and coffee on a cool evening. Great recipe!"
"This recipe was fantastic and very easy to make. Wonderful served hot, topped with vanilla ice cream. Will definitely make this again and again everyone loved it."
"The way the recipe reads you put all (16 pieces when the 8 sheets are cut in half) the phyllo dough in the 8 inch square baking dish after spraying the top of each with butter-flavored cooking spray. Then after putting the filling in you top it with the crumble topping and bake. This is the way it reads -- is this correct? It does not say to layer phyllo then apples, etc. I think more directions are needed for this."


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The Dover Art League has opened enrollment for its two summer camp programs.
The creative camp for school-aged children are held twice daily, 9 to 11:30 a.m. and 12:30 to 3 p.m. Cost for each session is $100 per week, or $150 for an all-day experience. The sessions run July 7-11, July 21-25 and July 28 to Aug. 8.
The pottery camp for children ages 10 and older is from 9 to 11:30 a.m., and costs $125 per weeklong session. Sessions are scheduled July 14-18 and July 21-25.
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Rocket Engine, Liquid Fuel, H-1A
The H-1 liquid-fuel rocket engine was the first stage power plant for the Saturn 1 and Saturn 1B launch vehicles, the precursors to the Saturn V which took men to the Moon in the Apollo program. TThis is the H-1A model. The Saturn 1 and Saturn 1B were each fitted with eight H-1 engines in their first stages. The engine uses RP-1 (kerosene) and liquid oxygen for this model's 188,000 pounds of thrust.
The H-1 was evolved directly from Army Ballistic Missile Agency projects, specifically the Jupiter and Juno V. With the approval of the Apollo Project, the Juno V was re-designated the Saturn. The successful launches of the Saturn 1 and Saturn 1B led the way to the Saturn V. The Saturn 1, with its eight H-1's, first flew on October 27, 1961, while the last Saturn 1B was flown on July 15, 1975, for the Apollo-Soyuz Test Project. This object was transferred from NASA to the Smithsonian Institution in 1970.
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- Country of Origin
- United States of America
- Date
- 1963
- Type
- PROPULSION-Rocket Engines
- Materials
- Chamber and nozzle coolant passages: 347 stainless steel. Propellant tanks, lines, and valves: stainless steel. Pumps: aluminum alloys; turbine: Hastealloy. Injector: OHFC copper and 347 stainless steel.
- Combustion chamber made of 292 stainless steel tubes. The assembly, except for inlet manifold, was furnaced brazed with gold brazing alloy. Injectors, furnaced brazed.
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- Overall: 100 in. long x 47 in. diameter (254 x 119.38cm)


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Eating a healthy diet is a way of living a healthy lifestyle. It is all the more enjoyable, if some of the temptint delicacies are made in a way that become a part of a healthy diet. A reason why Kohinoor "India on Platter" brings to you some of the selected Indian delicacies that are not only prepared in a way that bring syou the authentic taste of the dish, butalso contribute to your health as they are cooked in Olive Oil with low content of cholesterol and almost negligible trans fat. With a perfect blend of authentic taste and health, Kohinoor "India on Platter" brings you a range of Indian delicacies that gives you an experience which is unforgettable.
Kohinoor Paneer Butter Masala, Spicy Creamy Cottage Cheese is a rich combination of soft Indian cottage cheese nd tomato gravy delicately cooked with authentic Indian spices.
A regular diet made with Olive oil helps in reducing the risk of heart disease, helps maintain lower body weight and also enefits people with diabetics.
This delicious recipe also has low cholesterol content and 0g Trans Fat, which reduces the incidence of heart attacks, helps in controlling obesity, reduces the risk of coronary heart disease and promotes good health.
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Jan. 26, 2013
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ASU Updated Statistics/ASU-UCLA Box Score
By Jordan Parry, ASU Media Relations Student Intern
The Sun Devils would like to remind their foes that Sun Devil country is nothing to mess with--and the trip to Tempe very likely will not end pleasantly.
With a 78-60 victory Saturday afternoon, Arizona State has now won two games in three days, this time handling the UCLA Bruins, helping improve to (16-4; 5-2). Opposed to their overtime thriller Thursday night against USC, this time the Sun Devils controlled from start to finish.
Coming off a 28-point performance against USC on Thursday night and averaging 19.7 points over his last three games, ASU junior guard Evan Gordon wasted no time establishing himself against a young UCLA starting five. Gordon hit the game's first shot on a driving right-handed layup and also had a three-pointer from the corner before the game's first official timeout, where the Sun Devils led 7-6.
After scoring 98 points in their victory over USC, Arizona State opened cold from the field, starting 1-4 with two turnovers. UCLA couldn't capitalize early, however, as they started 2-6 with two turnovers themselves, their first two makes coming from three-point land.
The Bruins then went even colder, going zero for their next nine, as 6:04 passed in between field goals before a Shabazz Muhammad layup. They opened the game shooting a dismal 2-15. The Sun Devils led 12-11 at the second official timeout with 11:53 to play.
Out of the Sun Devil huddle emerged center Jordan Bachynski, who asserted himself inside with a put-back layup off a Gordon missed three, followed by another basket off a post-up. He was just getting started.
After a missed basket, Backynski then hit two more buckets in the paint while also recording a powerful block on the defensive end.
For UCLA, Muhammad put the load on his shoulders, scoring nine of the first 17 Bruins points.
The crowd at Wells Fargo Arena erupted with 8:24 to play, as the Sun Devils made their third-straight bucket, this time coming on an unlikely alley-oop tip-in by Carrick Felix off a pass from Jonathan Gilling, forcing UCLA head coach Ben Howland to call a 30-second timeout with ASU leading 24-19.
Bachynski wasn't done, though, as he continued to use his 7'2" size to cause nightmares for the UCLA big men. He had 12 points on 6-7 shooting and five rebounds in ten minutes before taking a breather as Arizona State head coach Herb Sendek inserted backup big man Ruslan Pateev.
The Bruins were forced to call another timeout with 4:11 to play, this time after a full-court pass from Jahii Carson to Felix, who slammed a dunk through for a four-point Sun Devil advantage, 32-28.
After a sloppy ASU turnover coming out of the last official timeout of the half, the Bruins caught the Sun Devils sleeping on defense, as Adams hit an uncontested elbow three, leaving puzzled looks on the faces of Sun Devil players.
Felix answered, though, taking a powerful drive to the rim and finishing with a thunderous throw down that rocked the arena.
On the next possession Carson found Bachynski for another dunk, and after a missed UCLA shot on the other end Gordon nailed an elbow three-pointer of his own, bringing the packed house of Sun Devil country to their feet in rowdy applause. The three were the last points of the half, as Arizona State took a six-point edge into the halftime locker room, 39-33.
Bachynski led ASU at the half with 14 points on 7-8 shooting, to go along with nine rebounds as he missed a first half double-double by one rebound. He had six offensive boards in the first 20 minutes.
Felix and Gordon also finished the first half in double digits, dropping 11 and 10 points respectively. Adams had 15 points to lead the Bruins.
The Sun Devils shot 50 percent in the first half on 18-36 shooting, while UCLA shot only 41.2 percent, going 14-34 from the field. Both teams had seven turnovers.
Heading out of the locker room, Jonathan Gilling missed a layup which was tipped in by Felix, the first of three-straight shots made by ASU. After one of two free throws went through for Felix, the Sun Devils led by 11, 46-35, early on in the second half.
UCLA was forced to burn another timeout before they could even make it to the official timeout, as Gilling extended the lead to 14 points, 51-37, with his first three-pointer of the contest.
Muhammad tried his best to keep the Bruins in contention with back-to-back layups seconds into the shot clock, but with 6:18 to play the Sun Devils commanded a 13-point lead, 62-49.
ASU brought intensity from the get-go and it never faded, evident when a sprawled out Gilling attacked a loose ball and called a timeout, saving a possession with 3:57 to play, up 65-52.
Every time the Bruins hit a shot to get the deficit close to single digits Arizona State would retaliate, but it was still just an 11-point lead with 3:19 to play, the game far from over in terms of time remaining.
In order to win at this point, UCLA had to hit a plethora of shots while hoping ASU missed free throws, but neither happened often as the Sun Devils sent the Bruins home in impressive fashion.
Bachynski glowed throughout, finishing off his stellar performance with 22 points on 10-12 from the floor, 15 rebounds and six blocks. His 22 points and 15 rebounds were both career-highs. Eight of his 15 rebounds came on the offensive end.
Felix also eclipsed the 20-point mark, as he scored 23 points on 8-12 shooting to go along with 11 rebounds and three steals. Both he and Bachynski recorded double-doubles.
Carson and Gordon both finished with 12 points. Carson had eight assists and was 4-5 from the free throw line. Gilling only had seven points but had 12 rebounds and eight assists, which was a career-high, also.
Arizona State shot 46.9 percent on the game, going 30-64 from the field. UCLA struggled to hit shots and finished at only 34.7 percent shooting going 25-72 on the day.
The Sun Devils travel to Pullman, Wash. for their next contest, as they are set to take on Washington State for a slated 8:00 p.m. (PT) tipoff.


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Mr. X. I was wondering what the accuracy was like with that little black gun in your avitar. (I'm assuming the pic is of you)
The reason I ask is I just got done with an AR build for my daughter. It has an A2 buttstock, a triangle forearm, 24" barrel with a 5" brake/suppressor.It has an A2 carry handle with a 4X Colt-type carry handle scope. All old school type stuff. All together, a little over 48" long. This thing will stay inside 9" at 700m until you get tired of pulling the trigger. Just wondering how it stacks up against new school.


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Rated 4.7 out of 5 by 3 reviewers.
Rated 5 out of 5 by Abba I love this bench!!!! Love it. We bought this bench last week and I just wanted to say that It's simply beautiful. I love the quality of the wood. It's really solid wood. It's a high quality product for a reasonable price. December 27, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Pghva Classy The bench fits 3 well. sleek look and a dark color that goes good with our floors. December 27, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Skima Nothing wrong with design, quality or color, but check your table first ....... The benches are great quality, but also very heavy and would be hard to move on carpeted floor. The design is very nice and the color great too. Assembly was a bit tricky, but my son and his friend, an engineer, had no trouble. We proudly moved them into my breakfast nook, but..... They did not fit because you need the correct table to make them fit, something I overlooked when measuring before I ordered! All the tables that would work are too long. Luckily I was able to return the benches to my local store, got a refund, but lost the $120.00 heavy item shipping fee. Not all is lost. I bought four chairs instead, and they fit. Lesson learned. December 26, 2013
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Summer 2014 International Artists-In-Residence Community Potluck Dinner
6:00pm - 9:00pm
Help us welcome our new International Artists-in-Residence: Kader Attia (Berlin, Germany, & Algiers, Algeria), Jungeun Lee (Frisco, Texas), and Margaret Meehan (Dallas, Texas).
We'll provide a main entree, if you'll help by complementing the menu. Bring YOUR favorite dish, sides, or dessert to share on this casual evening of food, friends, and the future, as we talk to the new residents about their upcoming projects at Artpace. Artist presentations begin at 7pm.