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- Chair Dimensions: H 40" x W 24" x D 36"
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ZF-2883: Elements in DisplayGroups do not adhere to array notation of parent sub form
If you have a display group within a sub form, the elements contained by the display group do not get namespaced within the rendered form correctly, which leads to issues during form submission.
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Resetting 'fix version priority' and 'fix version' to be re-evaluated for next release.
Scheduling for next mini release.
Fixed in trunk and 1.5 release branch as of r9406
think it is fixed in 1.12

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Click HERE to see some photos from Sublime With Rome playing the iHeartRadio Festival this past weekend in Vegas.
|September 27, 2011
|September 27, 2011
Have you looked closely at the album covers for The Papercut Chronicles? Here are the two album covers side by side so you can see the continuation of the previous album art. Both covers were designed by Pale Bird Design.
|September 27, 2011
The Panic! At The Disco iTunes Live EP is available now exclusively on iTunes. The EP features six live versions of some of your favorite Panic! At The Disco songs - download it now HERE!
|September 27, 2011
Check out the new 18"x24" poster from fun. available now in The Fueled By Ramen Webstore!
|September 26, 2011
Here's an awesome cover of Cobra Starship's single 'You Make Me Feel...' performed by Alex Cornell. Nice work!
|September 26, 2011
Click HERE to see some photos from A Rocket To The Moon on The Time Travel Tour with Never Shout Never!
|September 26, 2011
After 4 flights in a day, and time traveling enough so The Swellers never experienced the day September 22nd... we landed in Brisbane, Australia! We walked into the hotel and got to see 4 bands we're friends with waiting in the lobby... sort of a pre-cursor to how awesome this tour is going to be! We checked in to some nice rooms then in a few hours we headed to the animal sanctuary!
Swellers, Hellogoodbye, Yellowcard, Young Guns, Make Do And Mend and Set Your Goals packed in a shuttle bus and we ended up in a place full of koalas, kangaroos, tasmanian devils, dingos, wallabies, and many other cool animals. This place is where you see every band get their cliche picture taken holding a koala.
|September 26, 2011
VersaEmerge, Sublime With Rome, Paramore, The Academy Is..., Gym Class Heroes, Panic! At The Disco and fun. discuss how important their relationship with the fans is. Stay tuned for more videos from all your favorite Fueled By Ramen bands as part of our 15th Anniversary celebration!
|September 26, 2011
Rome Ramirez's side of the second issue of our 2011 Interview Series is now online! Click HERE to read Rome's answers to Matt from Gym Class Heroes' questions.
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|September 24, 2011
Two new Paramore designs are available at select Hot Topic stores. The 'Dead Flowers' shirt features a black and white photo of flowers in a vase. The 'Drowning' shirt features three hands reaching out of the water and the lyrics "we started drowning, not like we sink any further. I let my heart go, it's somewhere down at the bottom." The band name is printed at the top of both designs.
Both shirts are available now at the following Hot Topic Stores:
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GENERIC NAME: CLOPIDOGREL - ORAL (klo-PIDD-oh-grell)
BRAND NAME(S): Plavix
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USES: Clopidogrel is used to prevent heart attacks and strokes in persons with heart disease (recent heart attack), recent stroke, or blood circulation disease (peripheral vascular disease).It is also used with aspirin to treat new/worsening chest pain (new heart attack, unstable angina) and to keep blood vessels open and prevent blood clots after certain procedures (such as cardiac stent).It works by blocking certain blood cells called platelets and prevents them from forming harmful blood clots. This "anti-platelet" effect helps keep blood flowing smoothly in your body.
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We know water is everywhere. So to make water safety easy, we divided it into three categories: Water safety at home, swimming safety and boating safety.
Here you'll find everything you need to know about swimming safety. Whether it's a trip to the beach or a dip in the community or backyard pool, you can ensure that swimming is as safe as it is fun by following a few basic safety tips.
The Hard Facts
Drowning is the leading cause of injury-related death among children ages 1-4.
Top Tips
- Actively supervise children in and around water, giving them your undivided attention.
- When there are several adults present and children are swimming, use the Water Watcher card strategy, which designates an adult as the Water Watcher for a certain amount of time (such as 15-minute periods) to prevent lapses in supervision. Download a Water Watcher Card here.
- Whether you're swimming in a backyard pool or in a lake, teach children to swim with an adult. Older, more experienced swimmers should still swim with a partner ever time. From the first time your kids swim, teach children to never go near or in water without an adult present.
- We know you have a million things to do, but learning CPR should be on the top of the list. It will give you tremendous peace of mind – and the more peace of mind you have as a parent, the better. Local hospitals, fire departments and recreation departments offer CPR training.
- Educate your children about the dangers of drain entanglement and entrapment and teach them to never play or swim near drains or suction outlets.
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Here are solutions to some common problems you might encounter while using Windows Media Center to record TV on your computer.
You might get a notification that there is a recording conflict in the following situations:
Your computer only has one TV tuner, and you have scheduled more than one recording for the same time.
You have multiple TV tuner devices enabled, but have scheduled more recordings for the same time than you have available tuners.
When prompted, follow the on-screen instructions to resolve the conflict. If you do not resolve the conflict, Windows Media Center will resolve the conflict automatically. If possible, Windows Media Center will locate an alternate date and time for one of the shows, and then adjust the recording schedule to record both shows. Otherwise, Windows Media Center will select which show to record, based on the following priority (in order):
A one-time recording (not part of a series).
Series priority ranking.
The show that was scheduled first.
If Windows Media Center encounters a recording conflict between two episodes from different series recording requests, it uses the series priorities list to decide which show to record. You can rank the series you most want recorded at the top of the series priorities list to help ensure that it gets recorded in the case of conflicts. When you schedule a new series, it is automatically added to the bottom of the list with the lowest priority.
On the start screen, scroll to TV + Movies, click recorded TV, click view scheduled, click Series, and then click Change Priorities.
Use the up arrow or down arrow on the screen to move a scheduled series up or down in the list of series priorities.
Click Done to return to the Series screen.
Your show might not have been recorded for a variety of reasons. To check the history of a recording for information about why the show might not have been recorded, do the following:
On the start screen, scroll to TV + Movies, click recorded tv, click view scheduled, and then click History.
To organize the list, click Sort By Date, Sort By Status, or Sort By Title.
Use the arrow buttons on the screen to scroll through the list. The status for each show is listed next to the title as one of the following: Recorded, Not Recorded, Deleted, Canceled, Preempted, Partial or Bad Tuner.
For a more detailed explanation about a show's recording status, click the title of the show.
The following are reasons why a show might not record:
There was a conflict with another recording that had higher priority. You can see more information about priorities earlier in this topic.
A tuner was not available when the show was scheduled to record.
There was no available disk space and no recordings could be deleted to create more space to record. To learn how to delete recordings, see Managing recorded TV shows: frequently asked questions.
There are no updated Guide listings available for the scheduled recording. Make sure that the latest Guide data is downloaded in Windows Media Center. For more information, see Troubleshooting Guide downloading problems.
Restrictions that were set by the broadcaster or originator of the content prohibited the show from being recorded.
The show was recorded previously. Windows Media Center does not record a show in a series if it has already been recorded or deleted within the last eight weeks.
You have reached the limit of how many recordings are kept for a series. Either delete other recordings for the series or increase the limit of how many recordings can be kept for a series. To learn how to manage your recordings, see Managing recorded TV shows: frequently asked questions.
The TV broadcaster changed the schedule or channel number for a specific network or the show did not air.
There was no TV signal because the channel was not available, the TV signal was disconnected, or the tuner was disabled.
Your computer was turned off or lost power during the time the show was scheduled to record. Your computer must be turned on or in Standby, Away, or Hibernate mode to successfully record a show.
If you have a set-top box, the infrared (IR) control cable may have been disconnected, which prevented Windows Media Center from changing the channel to start the recording.
You might not find a recorded show for any of the following reasons:
Your show might not have been recorded or it might have been recorded and then deleted. You can check the recording history to find out if the show was recorded or deleted. Information on how to do this is included earlier in this topic.
The recorded show is located in a folder that is unavailable and different from the folder set up for recording. Make sure that the folder that contains the recording is available and can be accessed from your computer. Also, you can change the default folder to store recorded TV shows by doing the following:
On the start screen, scroll to Tasks, click settings, click TV, click Recorder, and then click Recorder Storage.
Click either the - or + button next to the Record on drive option to choose a new drive. Click Save, and then go to the recorded tv screen and check for your show again.
If you still cannot locate your recorded TV show, you can search the Recorded TV folder (the default location is C:\Users\Public\Recorded TV). If you have your recordings stored on an external drive, the folder location might be different (for example, G:\Recorded TV).
If you receive your TV signal through a set-top box, Windows Media Center might encounter an error when changing channels to begin recording a show. A channel changing error on a set-top box could be due to one of the following reasons:
The IR control cable is positioned incorrectly on the front of the set-top box or is not connected, and Windows Media Center cannot send a signal to the set-top box to change a channel.
The set-top box TV channel changing speed may have been configured incorrectly. For example, if an incorrect channel changing speed is selected, the set-top box might get the signal for only two out of three channels numbers transmitted by Windows Media Center and change a two-digit channel instead of a three-digit channel. You can set up your TV signal again and select a different channel changing speed.
On the start screen, scroll to Tasks, click settings, click TV, click Set Up TV Signal, and then continue through the wizard.
Windows Media Center might have attempted to tune to a channel that is not part of your TV service package. In some cases, the automatic behavior of some set-top boxes affects how Windows Media Center can control the set-top box. When Windows Media Center tunes to a channel that is not part of your TV service package, the set-top box might instead change to a default channel, display an on-screen message, remain on the last viewed channel, or change to the closest viewable channel in the listings. In all cases, the set-top box performs a default action that causes Windows Media Center to get out of sync and record the wrong channel.
You can prevent Windows Media Center from trying to access and record channels that you do not subscribe to by hiding unwanted channels.
On the start screen, scroll to Tasks, click settings, click TV, click Guide, and then click Edit Channels.
Use the arrow buttons on the screen to scroll through the list and locate the channels that you want to show or hide. As you click each channel, the inset window displays that channel.
Select or clear the check box next to each channel. When a check box is selected, the channel appears in the Guide; when a check box is cleared, the channel does not appear.
Click Save to return to the Guide settings screen.
In the case of an on-screen message, channel navigation for recording TV is not possible until you take action with the set-top box remote. The message might cause several incorrect recordings if you are away from your computer and cannot correct the issue immediately.
The notifications for low disk space or no disk space indicate that the hard disk that stores recorded TV shows is almost full and Windows Media Center will not be able to complete the next scheduled recording or any thereafter until enough space is made available. The hard disk might be nearly full if:
There are a number of recordings that can't be deleted. For more information, see Managing recorded TV shows: frequently asked questions.
There are a large number of other files, including media files such as music, pictures, or videos, stored on the hard disk that TV is recorded on.
A large number of digital TV shows have been recorded that cannot be deleted. The file size of recorded digital TV shows—especially high-definition TV shows—is larger than recordings of standard definition TV, and will fill up your hard disk faster.
The hard disk that you are recording to might not have enough storage capacity, in which case you can change to a different and larger disk.
To create more free disk space, you can delete some recorded TV shows manually or allocate more disk space for recordings. To learn how to delete a recording, see Managing recorded TV shows: frequently asked questions.
If a recording was canceled because the limit was reached for how many recordings in a series are kept, you might be able to increase the limit. For more information, see Managing recorded TV shows: frequently asked questions.
You might need to show the channel in the Guide and reschedule the recording.
Select the check box next to the channel you want to show. When the check box is selected, the channel appears in the Guide; when the check box is cleared, the channel does not appear.
You might be able to reschedule the recording. To learn how to reschedule a recording, see Managing recorded TV shows: frequently asked questions.
Other recording failures might require you to restart your computer in order to record future shows.
You can stop the recording manually by right-clicking the program and then clicking Stop Recording. If the problem persists, try restarting your computer.
Your computer might be low on hard disk space. Try deleting some recordings to create more disk space.
It is also possible that Windows Media Center cannot find the Recorded TV folder. Make sure that the Recorded TV folder exists on your hard drive, and then try to reschedule the recording. To learn how to reschedule a recording, see Managing recorded TV shows: frequently asked questions.
An analog or digital TV tuner is required to play and record live TV in Windows Media Center. If your computer did not come with a TV tuner card, you might be able to add one. For more information about obtaining a TV tuner card, see Get help for your TV tuner card or contact your computer manufacturer.


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Welcome to Buffaloes Summer Break where CUBuffs.com catches up with Colorado student-athletes and coaching staff members throughout the summer "off season."
Today's installment comes from Anne Kelly who just completed her 15th season as head coach of the women's golf team. The 2011-12 season proved to be the best in team history as Kelly's squad advanced to the NCAA Championships for the first time (finishing 18th). Following a sixth place finish in the ultra-competitive Pac-12 Conference, the Buffaloes hosted the NCAA West Region Tournament at Colorado National in Erie. A memorable 9-under par final round led to a fourth place region finish and an invitation to the team's first ever NCAA finals.
What is your favorite summer time activity?
Hiking in the beautiful Colorado Mountains.
Favorite vacation destination and why?
I enjoy seeing new places, but a visit to Tucson, Ariz., to see old friends and have some great home cooked meals is always fun.
What was your first summer job?
Well mostly in the summer I played golf tournaments (rough life I know :) ), but I did house sit at times.
What was your most memorable summer job experience (good or bad)?
I had nine Golden Retriever puppies to take care of while house sitting (good). I had to clean up after them and try and sell for the owners (bad).
Explain one aspect of your job during the off-season that fans may not realize
The amount of paper work and reports that we are responsible for.
The most important thing your current student-athletes should be doing this summer?
Chipping and putting.
What is your favorite moment here at Colorado so far?
That is hard to narrow down, I have three that stand out. Watching our football team win the Big 12 Championship game against Texas at Cowboys Stadium in Dallas (in 2001), watching our volleyball team beat undefeated and #1 ranked Nebraska at home (in 2006), but most of all our last round at the NCAA West Regional stands out the most. The team was 9-under par and we threw out an under par score. Watching our team finish on such a strong note and seeing how much it meant to the seniors and the rest of the team was a thrill for me.
A summer-time activity you enjoyed growing up that is NOT your current sport?
Swimming � growing up in Arizona, that was really an enjoyable activity
Best advice for youth that are beginning to compete in athletics.
Find a sport that you LOVE to play and play it because YOU love it � not for anyone else.
If you could sit in with one other coaching staff at CU for a game/event that is not your sport, which staff would it be and why?
Coach (Mark) Wetmore (Cross Country/Track & Field), because he is incredibly smart, he is highly successful and has very funny, dry sense of humor.
If you could bring one famous person to Colorado for a day-long tour who would it be, and what would you do with them?
I think it would be my Dad. I know he wasn't famous, but he was great man and a US Championship cyclist. He passed away many years ago and I really miss him and his advice. I would love to talk to him about what I do and the challenges of coaching. I would be so proud to show him our golf course, Colorado National, our new practice facility and have him meet the golf team and people I work with.


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The FIRST Lego League is an international competition organized for elementary and middle school students that teaches kids how to engage in team work, prepare scientific projects and design LEGO robots. Each year a new challenge is announced, and students have to get together, in order to come up with a solution to various problems.
This year, the Utah FIRST LEGO League 2012 season is open, and it's all about Senior Solutions. In this new challenge, children will be experiencing how aging may affect a person's lifestyle.
Register your team before September, and start building, programming and testing a robot using LEGO MINDSTORMS. Teams will research obstacles and suggest ways to improve the quality of life for seniors. This competition is divided in four sections: Teamwork activity, technical presentation, research project and usage of the final designed robot to complete a set of tasks.
Teams can get an additional award based on their robot's performance during the robot game competition. If you're a not a student but wish to participate, you can also volunteer or sponsor the program.
Utah FIRST LEGO League, 801-585-3198, 105 Fort Douglas Blvd., SLC


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Twelfth Annual Boulder Commuter of the Year Contest
Submitted by Kris Thompson on
Could you be the next Commuter of the Year? As a 2x week bike commuter I'm not sure I qualify but I've seen some die hards out there. If you know them then please give them a nomination!
Deadline is March 21 and full details can be found here
This guy below gets my vote for commuter of the year


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2013 - Cyclo X - Interlocken
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CycloX Interlocken Mud Bog pics up!
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Submitted by BD (not verified) on
That was one of the most entertaining race galleries I've viewed in a long time
Race Times
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
45+ and Single Speed raced for a whole 30min at Interlocken. We were supposed to go for 40. I'm no mathematician, but that don't add up. We were done for 15min before they even staged the next race. Enough time for two more laps. We're getting shorted as it is with 40min since we (single speed) were used to racing for 50min before the time change.
Points: 14
Race times.....
Submitted by Dan D. (not verified) on
Agreed, I thought the race felt short and sure enough, we were robbed of at least one more lap. I'm no mathematics genius either, but 30 mintues does not equal 40 minutes, and with the new schedule, we're shorted time anyway! Do I get a refund of $5 for being shorted time on the course? Probably not.
Points: -4
Race the open
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
Race the open. You get a whole hour but you can't handle the big boys.
Points: -25
Big Boys
Submitted by Dan DePaemelaere (not verified) on
I've put in my time with the Big Boys for many years, ask around, please. I don't really have to excuse myself to you if I want to race my age. Please come find me at the next race and say that to my face, my name is attached above.
2 more laps, LOL. Single speed real time was 33
Submitted by SingleSpeeder (not verified) on
Just so you realize and that you use real data, SingleSpeeds started 3 minutes after 45+. I heard you front guys asking for it and the judge let you have it.
I also heard you front runners bitch afterword. It was rude, discusting, and outright wrong. I am ashamed to be one of you. Acting like prima donnas.
Looks like the skinsuit crowd only cares about the the front 5.
When the back end gets caught by the fast 45+ then we get Wacked by the judge. Our race goes from 2 to 0 laps.
If us back guys are going to get the 80% rule then you front guys can not have your extra gap time.
Points: -6
The 3s were probably a lap
Submitted by Isaac Dancy (not verified) on
The 3s were probably a lap short on Sunday too. Instead of directing anger toward officiating, I think we should be addressing the root cause, which I believe is too many race categories. If the race schedule wasn't jammed full end to end, we could all get a quality race in.
I don't have a specific proposal, but there should be more than 30 racers per race. I think we should be combining categories until we can put 80+ racers on the line, like when I started cross racing in 2007 and 2008.
I'd also add that singlespeed has got to be one of the hardest races to manage. You've got Cat 1s and 2s at the front, and Cat 4s and 5s at the back. I'd bet that it has one of the biggest disparities in lap time from first to last.
Points: -9
Yeah, no immediate answer.
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
Yeah, no immediate answer. Looks like both days of racing was on the short side. System wide issue. I bet we see some adjustment for this coming weekend.
Points: 7
Singlespeed isn't a category, it's an equipment choice
Submitted by Some guy (not verified) on
Your last lines are the best argument that could be made about eliminating this category. Unless you want to start adding cats for steel, aluminum, and carbon frames or tubular and clincher wheels.
If you go for a ride on a singlespeed and nobody sees you, is it still cool?
Points: 0
Because there are participates
Submitted by Kris Thompson on
Why do you want to get rid of this category? For championships I would agree... maybe a little silly to have SS state champion but take Interlocken, they had 33 participates in the SS field. There were over 13 other fields that had fewer participates than that field. I'm not suggesting to eliminate a category based on numbers but promoters don't put on races just to get smiles and that field brought in some money. Would those racers still race if there wasn't a SS field? Not sure. I race SS (when I rarely do) and love it. My license says I am a 2 but my fitness says I am a 4, so I'm not racing my level and not racing my age (for they are nearly as fast), I could downgrade but seems dirty and of course I could HTFU and train but that simply means I will never race.
Points: 9
Bingo! I remember when
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
Bingo! I remember when Travis Brown and a couple others used to race singlespeeds week in and week out at the Boulder cross races - in the Open / Elite category. Singlespeed is an equipment choice. Those who want to race ss setups should be free to do so - in their respective USAC/BRAC category / age group - alongside those who choose to ride geared bikes. Otherwise, why not add separate categories for traditional cantilever brake bikes? Or, non-electronic (Di2) shifting? If the race-day schedule is crimped by too many categories, this one should be an easy decision.
Points: 18
If they can get 30+ signing up than why not?
Submitted by Kris Thompson on
Maybe I'm too pro promoter but if they can create a other equipment based categories like MTB only, or Fat bikes and get 30+ rider registering than why not? Simple business right?
I realize it would be a slippery slope to go down because it would have to combine other categories and could alter the experience for those fields whom are already in jeopardy of support.
I remember when Travis Brown raced open with an SS and that was amazing. I'm not against what you are saying (SS are allowed to race in any category) I'm just saying if a promoter can make an extra $ on the field than why not?
Have promoters tried to get this field removed from previous annual promoters meetings?
Points: 14
SS spaced w/ modified compact disks
Submitted by Bldr Res (not verified) on
Left Field Segue. Mr. Brown's SS set up rocked some extra special spacers back in the day...
Be a damn good story, could even reference the 69er n all that.
Points: -4
It's only extra $$ for the
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
It's only extra $$ for the promoter if you assume the SS racers will stay home if they don't have their own category. Some might stay home, but I bet most would either race their geared bike (which most have) or race their SS in their respective categories if a separate SS race wasn't offered.
Points: 4
Maybe I'm over analyzing it
Submitted by Kris Thompson on
Maybe I'm over thinking the ethical part of which category I personally should go if there were no SS field. While I would feel a bit dirty to down grade and race my geared bike with the 4's I wouldn't feel that way on my SS. Plus the 4's have a much better start time than SS does anyway. Time to get back to racing. Thanks for the debate on this... was healthy.
Points: 2
Poll Active Racers
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
WOL should poll people that are actually racing this year to see if they would like extra time to race by moving to 40+ and eliminating SingleSpeed. That 50 minutes of day could be spread out next year to give people more time to race! This racers, not 303 posters, should help decide racing.
**No downgrades for a Cat. 2 to Cat. 4. Ever!**
Points: 13
Great idea, eliminate the
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
Great idea, eliminate the most entertaining field, one that's had over 30 racers and growing lately. If anything, SS should get its own time slot. Cut down the geezer categories, no one cares about eternal glory for the 45+4s.
Points: 3
"Have promoters tried to get
Submitted by Todd (not verified) on
"Have promoters tried to get this field removed from previous annual promoters meetings?" Not to my knowledge.
The SS races are some of the most entertaining racers of the day. I think it's one the more important cat's going forward since it's growing every year. As a promoter, I'd actually like to break them into two groups - Single Speed 'A' which includes cats 1-3 and 'B' that includes 4s, beginners and women. I'd start them a minute apart. Obviously it's already a full schedule so I'm not sure it could work unless the Masters categories are cut down.
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Don't start them separately,
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Don't start them separately, just score them separately.
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Yes. This would be optimal.
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Yes. This would be optimal. Scoring them separately would be difficult for judges to manage, so they say. Why not differentiate the numbers so judges can tell the difference, e.g. red numbers vs black.
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Depends on the race. WOL
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Depends on the race. WOL could pull it off with their timing system, but then there's the issue of call-ups. Who's front line, single speed or 45+???
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A race not a circus.
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How are SS the most entertaining of the day? These are COMPETITIVE SPORTING EVENTS not a Circus.
Every other category is more important than a side event.
Maybe this is the order of importance: Beginners, Masters, Juniors, Women, Elite
More Singlesspeed for less masters is the opposite of what should be done.
Single speed is just a side option and many racers second event (by importance for you who don't get the difference of importance v time of day).
How is ever got considered for Cup or Championships is beyond me. Probably the board just being week in the knees and getting away from the COMPETITIVE SPORTING EVENT mentality to Everyone gets a trophy.
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Unfortunate attitude
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Why must every category be so strongly focused on intensity of competition? Some riders in this field measure their success not by their placing but by the number of bacon and beer handups they got. Some show up in costume and it's not even halloween. Are they taking their responsibility to race as hard and they can so some day they might be a cat 1? No. Are they putting down money to the promoter, BRAC and USAC, yes.
There's nothing wrong with being competitive, even in the SS field but it is the one field that is category agnostic to the core. A place where anyone can ride regardless of cat or gender.
Any field's need to have it's own time slot should probably really only be determined by participate numbers and as SS is now it can probably share a spot but if growth continues....
As an SS racer I never had any problem sharing the course with another field and actually enjoyed chasing the 3's back in the day. the problem with riders being pulled might have more to do with whom we share the course with and the length of the course. Not easy solutions to schedule making... good luck to the new executive director!!
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Hand up Question that you brought up Bacon
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Every race seems like there are quite a few people (including myself) asking if hand ups are OK that day. I see a flyer at registration or I search out an official for an answer. I looked at the rule (and penalty) about hand ups. Seems counter to what really happens.
I saw a person here for "officials to follow the rules". What happens when there is NO hand ups but bacon and beer is on the course?
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Bacon & Beer
Submitted by EAE (not verified) on
"What happens when there is NO hand ups but bacon and beer is on the course?"
Is this a trick question?
You ever look at the penalty
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
You ever look at the penalty and is that something that you can accept if caught? Money hand up even has a fine.
I saw the video of people crashing getting beer at Zombie. Spirit of the run has got to be something related to that.
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Group before the Women. JERKS (soft lanquage)
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Looks like you 45+ and SS are just jerks to me. I saw you out there warming up during the womens race.You are the worst sportsman out there. You crowded the women while they were racing. Buzzing their tires, passing them, about to run them over when they slowed down or had to dismount.
You want something then you have to earn it. All I saw is that you are JERKS and I hope you all get disqualified next race. You even had the offical yell at you, than throw you off the course and scold you at your start. There were people at the zig zags/warm ups that almost did a group cheer for that. I thanked him when he walked by and so did the race medic.
Thanks for giving all us masters and dads a bad name. Hope you guys don't fight at the races. Oh, wait....you do that too. Can't believe that you guys get away with it.
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I didn't witness what you're
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I didn't witness what you're describing (wasn't there), BUT... with all the BS that goes with folks pre-riding the course, I'd be in favor of not allowing anyone to preride the course at any time after the first race starts at 8:15. If you're concerned about not knowing what to expect, walk a lap (or at least portions of a lap) to see the layout. As long as no one pre-rides, it would be fair to all.
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There already is a good process in place for pre-riding, right?
Submitted by 303admin on
Pre-riders interfering with the current race was a problem many years ago and so I thought (at the time ACA) created a rule that allows riders to ONLY pre-ride on the current field's FIRST lap. Therefore chances of any interference should be very low unless the course was super super short. If this is still true are you all saying that riders are not adhering to that rule?
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In the first of two matches for the Princeton women's tennis team in Ohio this weekend, 52nd-ranked Missouri got past 73rd-ranked Princeton 4-3 Saturday morning in Akron.
Princeton will face Akron at 10 a.m. Sunday to conclude the two-match trip.
Missouri took the doubles point using Cierra Gaytan-Leach's and Elisha Gabb's win in a battle of ranked doubles pairs over Lindsay Graff and Amanda Muliawan 8-5, coupling that with a win at second doubles. Monica Chow and Katie Goepel had a win at third doubles, 8-4.
Both teams' ranked singles players won, 71st ranked Gaytan-Leach defeating Graff in three sets at the top of the ladder for Missouri in the match-clinching win, while 52nd-ranked Muliawan for Princeton gave up just three games in her straight-set win over Rachel Stuhlmann.
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Which is essentially why my plan is to bug in until I absolutely can't. Then pre-packed essentials will be loaded in my truck for my bug out to my land farther north.
Exactly, and what if your truck and house get firebombed before ya have a chance to load up? The truck breaks an axle along the way and you have to hoof it? Caches are just a way to spread the risk around instead of betting it all on just one or two options.
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And what if collpase never occurs? Then what?
Better to be prepared and never need it, like owning a gun for self defense, you feel better with it but hope you don't have to use it
Being prepared always trumps any outcome. Hoping it doesn't happen or relying on the kindness of strangers is simply foolish. Having listened to stories of family caught in various hurricanes (hunkering down and bugging out), anything other than planned preparation is unthinkable.
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Photog Prevails in Copyright Case Over 'Mr. Brainwash'
Photographer Dennis Morris has won his lawsuit against the appropriation artist known as Mr. Brainwash for unauthorized use of a decades-old image (shown at right) of deceased punk rocker Sid Vicious.
A federal district court judge in Los Angeles recently granted Morris's motion for summary judgment on the issue of copyright infringement. At the same time, the judge rejected a motion by defendant Thierry Guetta–aka Mr. Brainwash–for summary judgment on the grounds of fair use.
"To permit one artist the right to use without consequence the original creative and copyright work of another artist simply because that artist wished to create an alternate work would eviscerate any protection by the Copyright Act," the judge wrote in his ruling, citing another ruling against Guetta from 2011 in a similar case.
The ruling for Morris added to a growing body of case law against appropriation artists who use the works of other artists as nothing more than raw material for their own works. The message from federal courts is that appropriation artists cannot claim fair use unless they parody the original work, or in some other way critique or comment upon them directly.
Morris had sued Guetta for infringement over unauthorized use of a 1977 photograph of Sid Vicious. The original image shows the punk rocker tilting his head and winking at the camera. Guetta, who is know for appropriating images of celebrities and modifying them, created seven image based on the Morris photograph. Some featured higher black and white contrast, some have less contrast, and some include added elements such as splashes of brightly colored paint, according to the court ruling.
There was no dispute that Guetta had copied Morris's photographs, District Judge John A. Kronstadt wrote in his ruling. The issue before the court was whether Guetta's uses of the image met the legal standard for fair use.
Courts apply a four-pronged test to weigh a fair use defense. Judges consider the purpose and character of the unauthorized use; the nature of the copyright work; the amount and substantiality of the portion of the original work that is used; and the market effect of the unauthorized work(s) on the original.
In this case, the first three factors weighed in Morris's favor. The fourth (market effect) was inconclusive.
Most importantly, in considering the first factor, the court concluded that Guetta's uses of the Morris photograph were not sufficiently transformative. In other words, they did not give the Morris photograph enough new expression, meaning or message, District Kronstadt explained in his ruling.
"The [original] photograph is a picture of Sid Vicious making a distinct facial expression. [Guetta's] works are of Sid Vicious making that same expression. Most of defendant's works add certain new elements, but the overall effect of each is not transformative; defendant's work remain at their core pictures of Sid Vicious," the judge wrote.
Guetta had argued that his works were intended to comment on the persona of Sid Vicious in particular, and on the nature of celebrity in general. But the judge didn't buy it, saying Guetta was effectively arguing that any use of copyrighted material in appropriation art is fair use. "But this is the precise argument that the Cariou court rejected," referring to a district court ruling in New York in the case of Patrick Cariou v. Richard Prince.
In that case, the court ruled that appropriation artist Richard Prince violated photographer Patrick Cariou's copyright by using some of his photographs as raw material for his own works, without commenting upon the original works or otherwise transforming their meaning. An appeal of that ruling is pending.
For an appropriation to qualify as a fair use, Judge Kronstadt explained, "There must be some showing that a challenged work is a commentary on the copyrighted one, or that the person who created the challenged work had a justification for using the protected work as a means of making an artistic statement."
Considering the second factor–the nature of the copyrighted work–Judge Kronstadt concluded that the Morris photograph was at least a marginally creative portrait, not just a "recitation" of a fact. That weighted "at least slightly against a finding of fair use," the judge wrote.
Considering the third factor–the amount and substantiality of the portion of the original work that was used–Judge Kronstadt concluded the Guetta used most of Morris's photograph, including the central copyrightable elements. That also weighed against a finding of fair use.
Finally, the court considered what effect the Guetta images had on the market for Morris's image, and concluded that the market effect was subject to dispute. But Judge Kronstadt went on to say that the issue was immaterial "because a lack of harm [to Morris's market for his image] would not change the determination of an unjustified use under the first factor."
That first factor, to recap, was a consideration of whether Guetta's images transformed the meaning of Morris's image.
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Why wait till the NFL draft, or free agency to rebuild a struggling offensive line?
That was the Miami Dolphins' approach this week as the team took two positive steps towards fixing the unit that paved the way for a stagnant rushing attack, which averaged 3.7 yards per carry last season.
A day after placing a tender on Nate Garner, who is expected to compete for a starting guard spot, the Dolphins signed Richie Incognito to a three-year contract, ensuring that last year's starting left guard returns for at least one more seasons.
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I tried to get tickets in the pre-sale this morning and 2 minutes in it was telling me that no tickets were available. I'm sure they put out a limited amount, but still... 100s on StubHub already BEFORE the pre-sale even started... Ticketmaster sucks! So I guess I will not be going this time.Hide replies
More tickets probably will come up. I agree, though. Ticketmaster blows, and StubHub blows even worse. Legalized scalping is all they are -- bottom feeders of the concert and sports industry.
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A significant number of adults in the United States die of complications of influenza, pneumococcal infections, and hepatitis B each year. Vaccines to prevent these diseases are very effective, but underused.
Some adults incorrectly assume that the vaccines they received as children will protect them for the rest of their lives. This is true for certain diseases, such as polio. However, some adults were never vaccinated as children. New vaccines such as the chickenpox vaccination were not available when many adults were children. And vaccinations for certain diseases must be repeated periodically to maintain immunity. In addition, certain vaccines are given to adults but not children. This is because with aging, we become more susceptible to serious diseases caused by common infections (such as flu or pneumonia).
The Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices of the Department of Health and Human Services through the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) made the following recommendations about annual vaccines needed by all adults:
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The American Legislative Exchange Council convention being held In Utah this week is best viewed as a family reunion with all the usual shameful secrets. After all, a vast number of Utah GOP lawmakers have been entertained, lavishly fed and have generally snuggled up with ALEC and its big-industry patrons for years.
ALEC pretends to be a conservative alternative to the National Conference of State Legislatures that trains lawmakers, right and left, on issues and effective governing. But instead of policy experts, it's industry lobbyists who tutor ALEC's legislative members. If you love your capitalism unchained, it doesn't get any better.
Even the left has to admit ALEC's stealth approach is brilliant. Instead of industries sending lobbyists to each state's legislature—ALEC conveniently brings lawmakers to its gatherings, where they work and socialize with member industries and special interests, including the American Tort Reform Association, Chemical Manufacturers Association, Americans United for Life, ExxonMobil and Koch Companies Public Sector. The lawmakers are provided with fill-in-the-blanks legislation to take back home.
If the concept reminds you of fire ants carrying the exterminator's poison back to their own nests–you've basically got it.
For their cooperation, ALEC gives lawmakers like Utah senators Kurt Bramble and Wayne Niederhauser (shown at left) awards at fancy banquets.
ALEC's full-court press for restrictive voter regulations and "Stand Your Ground" laws has recently forced a dozen image-conscious corporate members, including Blue Cross/Blue Shield, Dell Computer, McDonald's and Coke, to step away from the organization.
The Tribune's Bob Gehrke and City Weekly's Kathy Behle offer take-outs on the ALEC-Utah connection that Tea Partiers and progressives alike will find interesting.
ALEC convention, July 25-28, The Grand America Hotel. (Gov. Gary Herbert, who has set Utah records for pocketing big-business money, will give the opening remarks.)
The Alliance For A Better Utah will hold a citizens' tutorial ALEC at 6 p.m. July 25 at 629 S. State St.


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Since 2004, ChefDance has been one of the Sundance Film Festival's main sideshows. Founders Kenny Griswold and Mimi Kim have tinkered with the event, nearly every year: This year, for the big 10th anniversary, they decided to add music to the mix.
Last night, the crowd at the door started building around 6:30pm, largely because the night was supposed to be the site of the premiere party for the much-anticipated Sound City movie starring ex-Foo Fighter Dave Grohl. (He later played a set at Park City Live.) The film debuted at this year's festival. I don't think the draw was Whitney Miller, the night's chef. Though she's cute as a button (right?)
her creds (America's first Masterchef winner!) just aren't strong enough to draw 300+ people to pack the Memorial Building, downstairs from the former Harry O's.
And if that is why people came, probably many were disappointed: the menu was pretty unimaginative, the execution average and the way the room is set up made really good service pretty impossible, though the valiant servers did their best. I'm sure Whitney did, too, but this is a tough venue.The menu–an amuse-bouche of a Southern bread board with cornbread loaves, olive oil biscuits, butterbean hummus and honey; a first course of winter greens with buttermilk ricotta, roasted acorn squash, pear chunks and pomegranate seeds; a tower of French bread filled with Louisiana-style BBQ shrimp; and a pot roast wtih whipped turnips and cipollini onions–was true to the chef's Mississippi roots.
ChefDance really more about the party–an old-fashioned eighties-style bash–and the glitzy, occasionally celebrity studded, scene than the dining. This year, projections of images by South African photographer Norman Seeff, flashed on the walls and table-hopping commenced as soon as everyone was seated.
The whole thing wouldn't be possible without loads of help from local food purveyors Nicholas & Co., and this year, Justin Kinnaird, proprietor of Salt Lake's pop-up dinner club, By Invitation Only, was on board as well. If he sticks around, service may be better next year.
Oh, the musical entertainment was Kenny Loggins, who did show up, but we left before the music started, if it ever did.


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Eaten by monsters, aliens, blobs, snakes, maggots, parasites, plants, rats, sharks, plants, mutant worms, bugs, and much much more!
Here you will find art and imagery that depicts people being eaten by creatures and monsters and aliens… mainly sexy women being eaten just because it's just more interesting and appealing to mix beauty with raw disgusting monsters! The two extremes create a quite intersting combination. This is a fantasy website. No one and no creature was harmed the making of them!
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Salt Lake magazine's Second Annual SLC Farm-to-Glass Cocktail Contest came to an exciting conclusion Saturday night at a bash in Rico's Warehouse. Many thanks to Jorge Fierro.
More than 100 guests showed up to sample cocktails from many of the contenders in the month-long contest, to sample bites from local restaurants (Luna Blanco/Fresco, Cannella's, Tin Angel Cafe, Pop Art, Frida Bistro). And dance.
The Copper Smash from The Copper Onion.
Juniper & Co. organized the event, which was the final celebration in Local First's Eat Local Week. Each mixologist was required to include two Farmers Market ingredients in their original cocktail recipe.
The results were an awe-inspiring and dance-inspiring range of handmade cocktails in the best moderno tradition, making guests wonder, "Is this really Salt Lake City . . . as in Utah?" The cliched souvenir shotglass says "Eat, drink and be merry. Tomorrow you may be in Utah," but there we were, eating, drinking and making mucho merry, right in the heart of the city of salt.
Guests make merry at Saturday night's event.
Winner of this year's contest was the Garden Smash by Matt Pfohl at Pallet.
Matt Pfohl humbly accepts his Farm-to-Glass Cocktail Contest award.
Matt received his silver martini glass and proceeded to sample the cocktails made by fellow contestants from The Copper Onion, Plum Alley, Wild Grape, Faustina, Takashi, Pago, Taqueria 27, Frida Bistro, Tin Angel Cafe, Nowbrowslc and a surprise sample: the signature margarita from Alamexo, formerly ZY. It opens this week.
The night's favorite was awarded to Scott Gardner of Finca for his La Hierba Verde.
Scott Gardner gives me a hug and accepts his award.
The night's most popular drink, the La Hierba Verde (as you can tell, we couldn't help drinking some of it before taking this pic).
Find recipes for the competing cocktails here or stop by these restaurants and bars to see if voters made the right decision. And see you next year.


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A collection of poems I've written over the years that until now, just sat around gathering dust and never seeing the light of day. The content ranges from pervasive thoughts to personal experiences to being completely fictionalized. The theme linking all of these poems together is love (or loss of love) in all its embodiments (from romantic to family to friendship to a love for a place or atmosphere.) Its been an interesting experience, going back and reading works I did years ago, reinterpreting them from a completely different mindset and point of view. It's a process that I think has led to some very interesting juxtapositions that I hope are just as interesting for you.
Jonathan Bero is currently a junior at the Kansas City Art Institute in Kansas City, Missouri, working towards his B.F.A. in Illustration while also pursuing a double major in Art History. Additionally, he is fulfilling the requirements for the Asian Studies Certificate. He was raised in Nixa, Missouri and received his high school diploma from the highly respected Kansas City Academy, an independent, private school. In the future, Jonathan intends to go to graduate school for a doctorate in Writing and/or Art History and eventually return to the place of his birth, Honolulu, Hawaii.
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In 1998 a quartet of saucy, ambitious friends—Carrie, Miranda, Samantha and Charlotte—slipped on their Manolos, stomped through Manhattan and revolutionized the way TV portrayed women's sexuality. But the amorous adventures of Sex and the City could never have taken place if it hadn't been for the actual sexual revolution, the midcentury movement that liberated a nation of women while brutally exploiting some of them along the way.
Masters of Sex, a new Showtime series debuting September 29, details how the female orgasm went from a taboo subject to Samantha's favorite topic of conversation.
In 1957, just a few years before the first oral contraceptive was approved by the FDA, William Masters, MD, a fertility expert, and his assistant, Virginia Johnson, began to research what until then had been undiscussable: the psychology and physiology of sexual response. Michael Sheen stars as the complicated doctor who risks his career, reputation and marriage to lead the charge; Lizzy Caplan plays Johnson, a forward-thinking single mother. Together they shattered the beliefs and preconceptions of their time. Masters of Sex is a period drama that bears comparison to Mad Men, but with more excuses for sex scenes.
Amanda Seyfried (Big Love) is all grown up and often nude in the new feature film Lovelace, the story of Linda Susan Boreman, who gained infamy as Linda Lovelace, star of the X-rated Deep Throat. That 1972 movie was a cultural sensation; one of the first pornographic crossover hits, it garnered a review in the New York Times and set off a national conversation about adult films. But Lovelace doesn't shy away from the seedier side of the story: how Boreman was used and abused by the industry as well as by her manipulative, violent husband, Chuck Traynor, played by Peter Sarsgaard. Shortly after Deep Throat, Lovelace left Traynor and the business, joined the anti-pornography movement and denounced her own career.
It's fitting that Masters of Sex, set at the beginning of the sexual revolution, focuses on a man who teaches women about their own sexual needs while Lovelace, which unfolds near the end of that movement, is centered on a woman who takes charge of her own erotic future. Despite their differences, both projects confidently evoke their eras while offering unsettling perspectives on sexual ways that were.
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Policy Options: Promote Fruit and Vegetable Intake
Encourage and Support Fruit and Vegetable Intake Through the School Meals Programs
Provide Schoolchildren Fruits and Vegetables as a Snack
Strengthen and Increase Resources for Your State's 5 A Day program
- Pass legislation to codify your state 5 A Day program
- Get soft drink or other snack taxes earmarked for health programs including 5 A Day
- Develop interagency agreements among state agencies for 5 A Day. Use the national memorandum of understanding between the USDA and the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services' as a model.
- Work with other organizations to help achieve the goals of the National 5 A Day Partnership
Conduct demonstration projects to provide economic incentives to increase fruit and vegetable purchases and consumption through the Food Stamp Program (i.e., double value for Food Stamp coupons when purchasing fruits and vegetables).
Revise the WIC food packages to offer more fruits and vegetables (fresh, frozen, or canned in addition to or in partial or full replacement of juice for women and children). Push for national changes to USDA regulations or conduct demonstration projects/apply for waivers from USDA.
Require that retail stores that redeem WIC coupons stock a minimum of five linear feet of refrigerated fresh fruits and vegetables to qualify for a grocery vendor agreement. For an example of this, see the Administrative Code for Iowa State, Chapter 73.8(4)a(1).
General Accounting Office Report, Fruits and Vegetables: Enhanced Federal Efforts to Increase Consumption Could Yield Health Benefits for Americans, summarizes recommendations for promoting fruits and vegetables and current federal efforts to increase intake.


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Fagans 10 Strikeouts Headline Baseball's 7-3 Win Over Michigan
After a 100-year break in the series, it was the Princeton baseball team to extend its undefeated record versus Michigan behind a 7-3 win Friday afternoon in Port St. Lucie, Fla.
With the win, the Tigers improve to 1-3 on the year and 6-0 versus UM, while the Wolverines drop to 4-9-1. The series will continue Saturday with a doubleheader beginning at 11 a.m. at the New York Mets' Spring Training facility's Tradition Field No. 5.
Michael Fagan set the defensive tone early, tossing five hitless frames over his six-inning stint. The lefty finished with 10 strikeouts and gave up three runs on three hits en route to his first win of 2014.
It did not take long for the Tiger offense to get going and they capitalized in the second inning. With the bases loaded and one out, freshman Danny Baer knocked in an RBI double, the first of his career, followed by an Alec Keller RBI single and Billy Arendt sacrifice fly to put Princeton up 4-0.
As Michigan was limited to only one base runner over the first five innings, it was the Tigers to strike again in the top of the fifth. Princeton scored two runs on a hit and two errors, including a Chad Powers RBI walk.
Fagan's clean sheet ended in the sixth, as a Michigan scored all three of its runs off three hits and a pair of suicide squeezes.
Reigning Ivy League Rookie of the Week Nick Hernandez added an insurance run in the eighth inning off a bases loaded RBI single through the right side.
Hernandez led the Tigers at the plate, going 3-for-5 with two runs and an RBI. Classmates Baer and Paul Tupper both went 2-for-4 to round out the top offensive performers. Bear finished with a pair of doubles, a run and a walk, and Tupper had a run and a walk.
Princeton finished with an 11-7 hit advantage, while Michigan committed three errors.
Relief pitcher Jonathan York closed out the game scattering four hits, a walk and a strikeout on three scoreless innings and earned his first career save. Prior to this season, the senior had not pitched in a collegiate game.


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Can I get a drum roll please? I'm so excited to finally share all of the details with you. If you follow my blog, you know that my son Jackson was having a ROCKSTAR Fourth Birthday Party!!! Well, that day as come and gone!
Here are all the details that you've been dying to know. . .
I'm going to start at the beginning for all my new followers. If you've already read The Wilcox Family is Taking Over Courtney Jade Photography, then feel free to skip this! If not, you're in for a treat! Jackson is our middle son! If any of you have a "middle" child, I'm sure you can relate to Jackson! He is one wild and crazy kiddo, bursting with personality! He wanted to have a Rock Star Birthday Party and I couldn't wait to get my creative wheels-a-turin'.
Now, where was I? Right, an amazing invitation! I'm always trying to push the limits with my invitations. I don't ever want any of my designs to look the same. I want each of them to be unique and different. Once I decided on a layout, everything fell into place. I knew I wanted to use as many photos as I could, so I designed a tri-fold invitation. These were printed on smooth card stock and I added a UV coat to the front of the invite. This just made it extra shinny and cool! For the inside, I tracked down foam CD hubs and attached a "Rock Star" CD in the center of each invite with Jackson's favorite songs. The first track was, of course, Pink's "So What, I'm Still a Rock Star."
Photos. Check! Invitation! Check. Check!!! Now, find the PERFECT party venue. Some day when I am rich, I will be able to build the ultimate party house! Luckily, I live in an amazing city and was able to find the perfect music school. Sound Roots is a school for modern music. The party was ultra relaxed. The kids basically had a jam session with our amazing music teacher, Mo Phillips. Think Jack Black, but thinner and more handsome. He was so energetic, funny, and incredibly talented. The kids weren't the only ones having a good time, all the parents were rockin' out too.
The venue was totally urban. I wanted to keep the "garage band/basement rock band" feel. Instead of a "traditional" backdrop, I used three 36? balloons from Shop Sweet Lu Lu. The lighting wasn't great for photos, but it was really cool (new light fixtures had just been installed!). They had also just put down amazing looking bamboo wood floors! I can't wait to see the place when the renovations are complete with a rocking stage too.
I was most excited about the color palette we (Jackson and I) selected! We went with pink, teal, black, and white. Since I am a Mom of three boys, getting to design in pink was a dream come true! Plus, Jackson's party was a few days before Valentine's Day and there was a ton of pink items to choose from. You can't go wrong with black and white and bursts of color. I also pulled inspiration from Jackson's black and white striped hat (purchased at H&M).
I made custom "Backstage Passes" for each of the kids who attended. As soon as they arrive, they received their backstage pass with their name on it (on the invitation I wrote, "Backstage Passes At the Door"). I made them for the teacher, everyone who helped setup for the party (ours said "Event Staff"), and I included one on the dessert table. All the kids loved them. My boys are still wearing them around the house almost two weeks later. These were so simple to make, but really set the tone for the party!
What are my three favorite ingredients? 1. Sugar 2. Corn Syrup 3. Fructose. In no particular order. Don't come to one of my parties and plan on eating healthy. It's a party after all!!! No heathy eating here! I love to use candies, cookies, and cupcakes throughout my dessert tables. You can't go wrong with bright colored candies! Stay tuned for more details. . .