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Engine is in a 1990 fiesta rs turbo, being rebuilt/restored into tarmac spec FWD rally car.
Running a T25 hybrid turbo in this video. Now changed to a T3 ERST turbo, with cosworth compressor wheel and compressor housing. [standard ERST T3 exhaust housing] Fully rebuilt, new 360 bearing etc.
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San Diego Comic-Con International wrapped up yesterday. If you had any Facebook friends in attendance or follow anything studio or comic book related, then #SDCC probably dominated your news feed over the weekend. A few of you reading this probably went and had a blast. Others of you may be feeling a bit of Con-Envy. I am reaching out to the latter group today. Having attending SDCC twice, I feel secure in saying you shouldn't feel bad for missing it. Here's why:
10. The Crowds – SDCC has had over 130,000 people in attendance in recent years. That's not counting venders, celebrities, and studio staff. The convention center can only hold so many people, and this one convention is frequently challenging capacity. If you're not good with crowds, this is not an event for you. They're nearly impossible to avoid on a con weekend, even outside of the convention center.
9. The Smell- Even San Diego gets a little toasty in July. 130K sweaty bodies in one space make for an interesting environment. With or without cosplay, some folks bring the odor home as an extra souvenir.
8. The Overpriced Proximity Dining- Thirsty? Maybe you'll find a vender in the convention center selling $5 sodas. Hungry? How about a $7 pretzel. Sure, you can venture outside of the convention hall for a bite. Every restaurant in the neighborhood will fly the Superman crest to show they are Comic-Con friendly, only to have a special third-weekend-in-July menu with notably higher prices. That's assuming you can get a table when you want one. True, you can go deeper into SD and find some great food. Just be willing to hike a little more, navigate the bus system, or give up whatever parking space you managed to grab.
7. It Takes All Day to Get in to Hall H – You've seen the photos of people literally camping out to get in to the spotlight panels in Hall H. These are the big announcement and Q&A Panels that get the most publicity through social media and other outlets. The typical strategy for one to get in to Hall H is to get in line as early as possible, get inside, and stay until you see whatever it is you want to see. For some, just getting in is the reward. I had one friend who wanted to see a particular panel two years ago. He got in line too late to see that one, but stayed in line just to finish the journey. He waited in that line for 8 hours before finally getting in. Panels were still running, but by then it was so late in the day that the line was actually gone.
6. Everything in Hall H Gets Posted Online Within 48 Hours – Most of what you will actually "see" in Hall H is projected on the jumbo-tron, because you're nowhere near the speaker. All of this footage is recorded, and much of it appears on the Internet in the near future. Sure, you have the feeling of "I was there! I heard it FIRST!" Being "first" isn't everything.
5. Toy Displays are Cool, but You Have Better Uses for Your Money – If you can get through the crowds on the vender floor, you may get to see a cool display of "Comic-Con Exclusive Action Figures." These displays are fun to look at because there was a lot of care and artistry in curating and setting up these displays. You can get a bit of joy in looking at them… and it ends there. Will it really make you happy to shell out $300.00 for a particular character presented in a particular costume from a particular panel in a particular issue of a discontinued title? Will having it in your house, unopened, be more satisfying than paying your electric bill?
4. It's No Longer About the Comic Books – Comic-con has been referred to as the world largest annual toy fair. It's also one of the biggest film industry media events. The studios have taken over the con and made it about what they plan to sell over the coming years. Watch our shows! Buy our merch! Worship our actors! Yes, you'll see comic book stuff there. DC and Marvel have no problem sharing the stage with Warner and Disney.
3. Screaming Bible Thumpers – Nothing says "vacation" like a self-righteous, self-loathing closet-case with a bullhorn telling me I'm going to hell because I think BATMAN and WOLVERINE are cool.
2. If You've Been There/Done That Once, You Don't Need to Go Back – There's little reason to go to SDCC more than once unless you have a professional stake in going. The experience has little improvement on repeat visits.
1. *Phoenix Has Our Own… No Less Than Two, Actually – Don't get me wrong. I love San Diego. I love going to San Diego and experiencing San Diego. But you can save the car/plane ride and get the con experience here in Phoenix. In January, our own convention center hosts the Amazing Arizona Comicon. This one IS about the comics. Nothing is booked unless it's comic book (paper and ink) related. Then there is, of course, Phoenix Comicon. PhxCC is not SDCC, and it doesn't want to be. There has been growth, but nothing like the studio party we see in California. The fan favorites, however, know that the fans are here. The city is a welcoming place that appreciates a kind visitor. There are others like Lepri-Con and Con-Nichiwa. There are too many to list. If you look hard enough, you can find an event just about every weekend.
*EDIT- An earlier draft of this suggested Phoenix Comicon was trying to be San Diego Comic Con. It was since brought to my attention that this is far from the truth. I apologize for this. I acknowledge this was a poor choice of words on my part. I'm a big fan of the Phoenix Comicon and mean no disrespect to anyone.
**EDIT- Sorry to suggest that there were only two cons in Phoenix.
So don't feel bad if you missed out on SDCC. You didn't miss anything. It is a cool experience, but not always an enviable one.

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A newly divorced Mississippi single mother with young children was conned out of more than $1 million by a self-proclaimed pastor in Texas.
"Samuel Ray Palasota, 53, has been ordered to federal prison following his convictions on multiple counts of mail and wire fraud," announced United States Attorney Kenneth Magidson on Friday. "The Houston-area pastor was convicted of 21 counts of mail fraud and three counts of wire fraud in conjunction with an investment fraud ponzi scheme after three days of trial on October 17, 2013."
Palasota told the woman he managed a real estate investment business called "The Maker's Resources." With promises of a guaranteed return on investment of 40%, the divorced woman agreed to sign on with Palasota for an initial sum of $650,000.
Court evidence showed Palasota enticed the mother with religious-themed letters, fake documentation and bogus investment information.
"Detailed bank records and financial charts were introduced at trial demonstrating Palasota invested none of the victim's funds in real estate," said Magidson.Palasota would return a small amount of funds back to the victim that were only a small portion of her own money, representing them as proceeds of a legitimate investment. This convinced her to sell her home to invest even more money with the thief.
"As a result of the convictions and total intended loss, the court ordered he serve 71 months in federal prison to be immediately followed by a three-year term of supervised release," Magidson stated. "Judge Werlein further ordered the forfeiture of two vehicles Palasota had purchased with proceeds of the fraud scheme—a Dodge Ram truck and a Hyundai Genesis sedan."
Court evidence showed Palasota "spent Rowland's investment funds on luxury goods, such as cars, clothing, jewelry, computer equipment, and furniture, among other items. The financial documentation showed that by late 2010, Palasota had spent all of the victim's funds. Further, by that time, Palasota's bank account balance was negative."


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Monday, June 21, 2010
The West Georgia Athletic Department recently announced that participants in the First Annual Wolves Kickoff Classic may now register online.
The four-man scramble is set to take place on Monday, July 26 at the Oak Mountain Championship Golf Club in Carrollton. Registration will begin at 8 a.m., with the shotgun start scheduled to begin at 9 a.m. The cost to play in the tournament is $100 per person and $350 for a foursome. The cost includes 18 holes of golf, a cart, lunch and a chance to win various prizes.
Participants can enter for a chance to win $10,000 towards a car from Buster Miles Chevrolet. In addition, every participant will be entered into a drawing for a chance at the Million Dollar Shot, where one player will be selected to take a shot for the biggest prize in West Georgia event history.
Additional prizes will be on the board at the event, including a Stainless Steel Rolex and premium golf equipment, among others.
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Senior Maribel Lopez Porras is tied for first after firing a 1-under 71 during Friday's first round.
March 22, 2013
NEW ORLEANS - Senior Maribel Lopez Porras shot a 1-under 71 and is in a three-way tie for first place and the 24th-ranked Tulane golfers combined for a 10-over 298 total today and sits in second place following the opening round of the 2013 LSU Golf Classic at the University Club in Baton Rouge.
Saturday's second round will begin with a shotgun start at 8:30 a.m. due to anticipated inclement weather in the area and TU will join golfers from No. 8 Arkansas and No. 43 Florida State. The groups will tee off from the first hole.
Today, the Green Wave received a solid round from Porras, who overcame four bogeys with five birdies including three on the front nine, and from freshman Madison Opfer, who fired a 2-over 74 and sits in a tie for 13th place.
Sophomore Gemma Dryburgh got off to a rocky start and was 6-over after 10 holes. She suffered one more bogey but heated up with three birdies on her final seven holes to finish 4-over and in 21st place.
Freshman Emily Penttila carded a 5-over 77 and is in 26th place, while rookie Silvia Garces went to the clubhouse with a 6-over 78 and is 34th.
"Overall, I thought we played a pretty solid round today, but it definitely wasn't our best game," Tulane head coach Andrew Pratt said. "Maribel played really well and I thought Madison really hung in there for us. Gemma's effort on the back nine was huge for us today. Silvia and Emily didn't have their best round today but I know they will play great tomorrow. This is a tough golf course and you have to be able to get up-and-down. We need to make better adjustments tomorrow and be prepared to grind out the next two rounds."
Arkansas holds a five-stroke lead over the second place Green Wave, while Florida State and TCU are tied for third place and No. 20 North Carolina State rounds out the top five squads.
Joining Porras at the top of the leaderboard are Arkansas' Gabriela Lopez and Tennessee's Erica Popson, the 2012 individual co-champion. The trio holds a one stroke lead over four players tied for fourth place.
2 Tulane 298 (+10) T1 Maribel Lopez Porras 71 (-1) T13 Madison Opfer 74 (+2) T21 Gemma Dryburgh 76 (+4) T26 Emily Penttila 77 (+5) T34 Silvia Garces 78 (+6)
Team Results
1. Arkansas (+5), 2. Tulane (+10), T3. Florida State (+13), T3. TCU (+13), 5. North Carolina State (+14), 6. Kentucky (+16), 7. Tennessee (+17), 8. LSU (+18), 9. Missouri (+21), 10. Georgia (+27), 11. Wake Forest (+28), 12. Ole Miss (+34), 13. ULM (+35), 14. UNC Wilmington (+47)
Individual Results (top-10 golfers only)
T1. Maribel Lopez Porras, Tulane (-1), T1. Gabriela Lopez, Arkansas (-1), T1. Erica Popson, Tennessee (-1), T4. Lindsay Gahm, LSU (E), T4. Jessica Negron, Florida State (E), T4. Sanna Nuutinen, TCU (E), T4. Emily Tubert, Arkansas (E), T8. Alexandra Bonetti, TCU (+1), T8. Laure Castelain, Florida State (+1), T8. Sarah Harris, Kentucky (+1), T8. Olivia Hullert, Florida State (+1), T8. A.J. Newell, Tennessee (+1)


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Did you hit the Powerball last weekend? No? Sadly, neither did I. It turns out, however, when people choose to play the Minnesota Lottery, there is always one winner: our environment! A portion of the money returned to the state goes directly into the Environment and Natural Resources Trust Fund where it gets distributed to government agencies, nonprofits, schools and private corporations.
So how much money actually goes to our outdoors? Of the money that goes back to the state, 40% goes into the trust. For each dollar spent on a ticket, that comes to about seven cents. Okay, it seems a small number, but apparently Minnesotans really like their Powerball tickets and scratch-offs. From 2010 receipts, nearly $55 million went to projects around the state. Since the fund's birth in 1990, more than $300 million has been invested in Minnesota's environment!
So how might a hiker benefit? For 2010, besides some of the wider benefits like prairie restoration and improved water quality, several million dollars went to projects that could directly affect an outdoor enthusiast. Here are a few examples:
- The Minnesota Valley National Wildlife Refuge received money to add 200 acres to their holdings.
- $1.75 million will go to the Scientific and Natural Areas program for restoration and land acquisition.
- Another $1.75 million will go to several state parks for land acquisitions.
All of these places offer many hiking and other outdoor opportunities. For the full list of 2010 projects (plus previous years) go here. Take a peek through and see how many of your favorite places or programs have been helped by this fund.


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College Hockey:Campbell Scores Game Winner to Seal Sweep for WMU
KALAMAZOO, Mich. — In a near-carbon-copy of Friday's game, Western Michigan sophomore Jeff Campbell capped off a three-point effort with the game-winning goal, while Canisius' Brad Kenny scored twice to keep the game close before the Broncos escaped with a 4-3 victory and a series sweep.
Canisius received another stellar effort in goal Saturday, this time from freshman Bryan Worosz, who finished with 32 saves. CC senior Chris Duggan, as well as WMU forward Mike Bishai, also contributed a goal and an assist on the evening.
WMU head coach Jim Culhane, again, praised Canisius for their hard work.
"We found a way to win," Culhane said. "Again, their goaltending is tremendous. Both kids, last night and tonight, played very well. We outshot them two-to-one, and their goaltending let them hang around and stay in the game."
Despite the wide shot edge — similar to Friday — Canisius was able to keep the game close to the end. Shots finished in favor of the Broncos, 36-20.
"I told [Canisius coach] Brian [Cavanaugh] that he should be very proud of his team, and I think they worked tremendously hard both nights," Culhane said. "It doesn't matter if you have the best skilled players in the world, but as long as you are willing to work hard, you're going to give yourself a chance to win."
Cavanaugh had something to get off his chest following the game.
"I thought we played pretty hard, especially considering the fact that we were down most of the game," he said.
"I wasn't real pleased with the officiating. I watched the videotape of last nights game, and I didn't think some of the calls that were made, the tripping call in the first period [of Saturday's game] to put us down two men, wasn't a strong call. And tonight we get three things in the third period when we killed two penalties when it was four-on-four.
"I'm not trying to blast the officials, but I feel when you come in here and you get CCHA officials with a CCHA team, you have to overcome that adversity."
WMU sophomore defenseman Rob Yamashita scored his first goal of the season by taking a rebound off a shot from sophomore Nic Boileau at 8:25 of the first period and burying it past Worosz to give the Broncos a 1-0 lead.
Bishai skated across the slot from the blue line to beat Worosz with a nice deke to give WMU a two-goal advantage at 9:54 of the first period.
Canisius answered at 13:40 of the first period when Kenny beat WMU goaltender Jeff Reynaert with a top-shelf backhand on the breakaway to cut the Bronco lead in half, 2-1.
The Griffins evened the score midway through the second period at 9:28 on the power play after Kenny scored his second goal of the evening, his third of the season, by beating Reynaert backdoor with a one-timer off a pass from Paul Dusza.
Junior defenseman Dave Cousineau gave the Broncos the lead at 11:24 of the second period when he pulled Worosz out of the net to beat the goaltender, stick side, to give WMU a 3-2 lead.
Canisius evened the score again in the second period at 12:29 when senior forward Todd Houston wrapped the puck around the net after taking a pass from Rob Martin to tie the game at three goals each.
Like Friday night, WMU had a goal blown off because of a man in the crease. This time, it was Jeremy Cheyne at 17:44 of the second period, who had his goal dismissed because forward Lucas Drake was in the crease.
Campbell iced the game at 16:35 of the third period by backhanding a shot in front of a goal-mouth scramble past Worosz to give the Broncos a 4-3 victory.
"I guess the puck just squirted back to the point to Ryan Crane," said Campbell, "and Crane made a heads-up play to see me down in front of the net alone, passed it down there towards the net, and I picked it up and made a move on the goalie, and fortunately I found the back of the net.
"It's a big goal for me and a big confidence boost, and it's a big win for the team."
Next weekend, the Broncos (7-4-3), again, host a MAAC opponent in Sacred Heart at Lawson Arena for a two-game set. Canisius (5-5-2) is on the road at Connecticut and Quinnipiac in MAAC play.
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The Career Center has helped me with so many different aspects of my Hiram career! The director helped me update my resume and taught me how to write a quality cover letter. The Career Center is continuing to help me as I explore internships and career opportunities.
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Do these three things: Talk over your interests with your advisor. Meet with the staff in Career Development to prepare application materials, get advised about interesting internships, and plan your strategy. Write a resume, stressing the skills and education you have to offer, and a cover letter/email describing your background and explaining why you are interested in this internship.
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No. 5/5 Stanford Cardinal (2-0 • 0-0 Pac-12)
No. 23/23 Arizona State Sun Devils (2-0 • 0-0 Pac-12)
September 21, 2013 • 4 p.m. (PT)
Stanford Stadium (50,424) • Stanford, Calif.
Television • Live national broadcast on FOX with Gus Johnson (play-by-play),
Charles Davis (analyst) and Kristina Pink (sideline).
Radio • Live coverage on Stanford's flagship station – KNBR 1050 AM – with Scott Reiss '93 (play-by-play), Todd Husak '00 (analyst) and John Platz '84 (sideline). All radio broadcasts begin one hour prior to kickoff with the Cardinal Tailgate Show and conclude with the post-game Cardinal Locker Room Report. The game can be heard live on Stanford student radio – KZSU 90.1 FM – and online at kzsulive.stanford.edu. Sirius Satellite Radio (channel 91) and XM Satellite Radio (channel 91) will carry a national broadcast from Sports USA with John Ahlers (play-by-play), Gary Barnet (analyst) and Ray Woodsen (sideline).
Live Stats • Live in-game statistics will be provided via GoStanford.com.
Polls • Stanford (5th - AP, 5th - USA Today) • Arizona State (23rd - AP, 23rd - USA Today)
On the Web • GoStanford.com • Pac-12.com • tagboard.com/GoStanford • #GoStanford
TheSunDevils.com • GoStanford.com/FrontRow
Game Notes: Stanford | Arizona State | Depth Chart: Stanford | Media Guide: Stanford
Inside the Huddle
• Arizona State unexpectedly returned a number of visitor tickets, and we're trying to get them in the hands of Stanford fans to pack Stanford Stadium with Cardinal faithful (#FillTheFarm). Purchase tickets HERE.
• The Cardinal returns to Stanford Stadium for its Pac-12 opener against Arizona State at 4 p.m. (PT) on game that will be broadcast nationally on FOX.
• Stanford made a rare trip to the East Coast last week, downing Army, 34-20, with the Black Knights scoring a late touchdown.
• A win over Arizona State would give the Cardinal a 3-0 record to start the season for a fourth straight year. The last time Stanford started 3-0 in four consecutive seasons was 1908-11 (playing rugby-style rules).
• Stanford enters the weekend with the nation's second-best overall winning streak at 10 games (Ohio State leads all FBS programs with 15 consecutive wins).
• Stanford's active 10-game home winning streak is tied for the fourth-longest in the nation (behind Michigan, Georgia and South Carolina).
• David Shaw looks to become the first Stanford head coach to win his first three games in his first three seasons on The Farm since George J. "Press" Presley did so from 1909-1911 (playing rugby-style rules).
• Stanford is 8-2 (.800) at home against ranked opponents (1-2 vs. top 10) since 2009, including wins over No. 2 USC (2012), No. 7 Oregon (2009), No. 13 Arizona (2010), No. 13 Oregon State (2012), No. 17 UCLA (2012 in the Pac-12 Football Championship Game), No. 22 Washington (2011), No. 22 Notre Dame (2011) and No. 24 Washington (2009). The home losses to ranked opponents since 2009 came at the hands of No. 6 Oregon (2011) and No. 11 USC (2009).
• Stanford is 14-2 (.875) during the month of September dating back to 2009, including an 8-0 mark at Stanford Stadium. The Cardinal is 31-3 (.912) at Stanford Stadium since the final home game of 2007.
• Stanford has averaged 38.1 points per game (1,257) in its last 33 home games while allowing 21.6 (713).
Arizona State Series Notes
Series: Stanford trails, 11-16-0 (.407)
First meeting: 1978 at Arizona State - Stanford 21, Arizona State 14
Last meeting: 2010 at Arizona State - Stanford 17, Arizona State 13
Last Arizona State win: 2008 at Arizona State - Stanford 17, Arizona State 41
Series streak: Stanford - W2
• Dating back to 1978, Stanford trails the all-time series with Arizona State, 11-16-0.
• The Cardinal won the 2010 affair in Tempe to give the Cardinal a two-game winning streak after a three-game skid to the Sun Devils.
• Stanford has won five of the last six meetings between the two teams at Stanford Stadium dating back to 2000, with the lone loss during that stretch coming in 2007.
Last Matchup Against Arizona State - Nov. 13, 2010
• Andrew Luck threw for 292 yards and engineered a long fourth-quarter scoring drive to set up Owen Marecic's second one-yard touchdown dive, lifting the Cardinal to a defense-dominated 17-13 win over the Sun Devils.
• The Cardinal defense did its job, though, holding the Sun Devils (4-6, 2-5) to 268 yards to give Luck one final chance. Luck came through, guiding Stanford 85 yards in 10 plays to set up Marecic's touchdown run with just over five minutes left. The defense came back out and held, and the offense was able to grind away the final four minutes to give the Cardinal their first win in Tempe since 1999.
• The Sun Devils stifled Stanford's running game, holding the Cardinal to 128 yards on 42 carries. They also forced Luck to throw underneath instead of downfield, prevented him from hurting them with his legs and forced two Luck turnovers.
Stanford-Arizona State Connections
• This week's matchup will feature 69 players from the state of California, including 30 Californians from Stanford and 39 from Arizona State.
• There are seven Stanford players hailing from the state of Arizona: senior FS Devon Carrington (Chandler/Hamilton), sophomore SS Zach Hoffpauir (Glendale/Centennial), sophomore ILB Blake Martinez (Tucson/Canyon del Oro), fifth-year senior OLB Trent Murphy (Mesa/Brophy), senior WR Keanu Nelson (Tucson/Sabino), sophomore OT Andrus Peat (Chandler/Corona del Sol) and junior DE Alex Yazdi (Cave Creek/Cactus Shadows).
• Between Stanford and Arizona State, there will be 31 players from Arizona and 21 players from Texas on the field Saturday.
• Arizona State wide receivers coach and passing game coordinator DelVaughn Alexander coached running backs at the University of San Diego from 2005-06, when Stanford head coach David Shaw and outside linebackers coach Lance Anderson also coached at San Diego.
• Arizona State graduate assistant T.J. Rushing played at Stanford from 2002-05 and stands fourth all-time on the program's list of career kickoff return yards with 1,409. Rushing is also tied for most career kickoff returns for touchdowns with three.
Setting the Stage
• Arizona State played at home last week but had to sweat out both the thermostat, which read 97 degrees at kickoff, as well as a bizarre ending that saw the Sun Devils emerge victorious against No. 20 Wisconsin, 32-30.
• Stanford and Arizona State are both playing their conference openers on Saturday in the only Pac-12 matchup this week.
• Stanford and Arizona State have not played each other in the past two seasons. The last meeting came in 2010 as the seventh-ranked Cardinal downed the Sun Devils, 17-13, in Tempe. The last meeting at Stanford came in 2009, a 33-14 Cardinal victory.
• Arizona State last came into Stanford Stadium as a ranked team during the 2007 season when the 23rd-ranked Sun Devils won, 41-3.
• The two programs have never met while each was ranked in the top 25.
It Happened Against Arizona State
1981 - In one of the of the greatest offensive shootouts in program history, Stanford rolled up a school-record 693 yards in total offense, but dropped a wild, 62-36, game to the Sun Devils at Stanford Stadium. The two teams combined to break five NCAA and 11 Pac-10 records in the game, including NCAA marks for combined total offense (1,436 yards and passing yardage by two teams (1,092). John Elway completed 10-of-17 passes for 270 yards and three touchdowns before leaving the game with 8:10 left in the second quarter due to a concussion and sprained index finger. Backup Steve Cottrell came off the bench to complete 21 passes for 311 yards. Darrin Nelson set a Stanford-record for receiving yardage with 237 yards on nine catches.
1989 - Brian Johnson hooked up with Jon Pickney for an 83-yard touchdown pass in the third quarter, but Stanford fell in Tempe to the Sun Devils, 30-22. The reception ranked as the seventh longest in school history.
1993 - Ethan Allen broke loose for an 82-yard touchdown run down the left sideline in the second quarter, which went down as the sixth-longest run in program history. Stanford went on to lose, 38-30.
1994 - Damon Dunn returned a second-quarter kickoff 100 yards for a touchdown to become the second player in school history to return a kickoff 100 yards for a score, joining Bob Bryan, who accomplished the feat against USF in 1950. At the end of the day, Jon Baker's 38-yard field goal with 0:06 remaining gave Arizona State a 36-35 victory.
1999 - Todd Husak threw four touchdown passes in a 50-30 victory over the Sun Devils in Tempe.
2001 - Randy Fasani threw four touchdown passes in a 51-28 Cardinal triumph at Stanford Stadium.
2005 - Mark Bradford caught nine passes for 185 yards and two touchdowns during a 45-35 win for the home team in Stanford Stadium. The receiving performance was the 10th-best in school history.
2009 - Andrew Luck completed 17-of-28 passes for 236 yards while Toby Gerhart rushed for 127 yards on 25 carries to pace Stanford to a 33-14 victory, ending the Sun Devils four-game winning streak in the series. Stanford collected 473 yards of offense and held the Sun Devils to 290 yards.
2010 - Andrew Luck threw for 292 yards and engineered a long fourth-quarter scoring drive to set up Owen Marecic's second one-yard touchdown dive, lifting Stanford to a defense-dominated 17-13 win over Arizona State. Luck guided Stanford 85 yards in 10 plays to set up Marecic's bulldozing touchdown run with just over five minutes left. The defense came back out and held, and the offense was able to grind away the final four minutes to give the Cardinal its first win in Tempe since 1999.
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I spilled air freshener on the top my dining table. It is a veneer top with urethane finish. The area is sticky to touch. How can I fix this?
As mentioned, goo gone and any similar organic solvent should help... Things like mineral spirits, wd40 etc. Test those in an inconspicuous location first. Neither will harm a poly surface, but unless you finished it yourself you can never know for sure.
I assume you wiped up the "air freshener", whatever that is, already.
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Seems like yesterday was New Year's, my how the time has gone by so fast! Just around the corner starts the annual rock festival season. Starting things off this year with a huge bang is WJRR's Earthday Birthday on April 12, 2014 at the Central Florida Fairgrounds. This show features some heavy hitters performing on four stages such as Alter Bridge, Lacuna Coil, Filter, Nonpoint, and All that Remains just to name a few. Talk about getting a bang for your buck; the amount of talent they've managed to line up is a great value for your dollar.
Speaking of value, also included with the price of admission are all rides in the Fiasco Midway, the Orlando Kawasaki Moto X stunt show, Mel's Bad Girls Club art walk, and vendor village featuring a variety of products and services from around the country. This is a family-oriented event and all ages are welcome.
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The trading, signing and drafting frenzy has brought some top-tier fantasy players to new homes, but how it affects their new teammates can't be lost on fantasy owners. Here are some of the beneficiaries of some of the biggest moves made in the offseason:
Jason Spezza - Ottawa Senators:
The Senators lost captain Daniel Alfredsson left, but gained Bobby Ryan in a multi-player deal with the Anaheim Ducks. The person that stands to benefit the most from those moves is Spezza, Ottawa's top-line center. The 30-year-old already was on the radar as a perfect candidate for a bounce-back season after back surgery limited him to five regular-season games, but he did return for three Stanley Cup Playoff games. And put a healthy Spezza on a line with four-time 30-goal scorer Ryan and Spezza rises to serious contention to be the sixth-best center option for fantasy players. Spezza has 30-plus assists in eight of his 10 NHL seasons, with four of them being 50-plus assist campaigns. Look for him to reach those numbers easily if paired with Ryan.
David Backes - St. Louis Blues:
The addition of free-agent centers Derek Roy and Maxim Lapierre puts Backes in a good territory for fantasy owners. Already known as a top-flight center that can help a team in most fantasy categories, there is talk of him now moving to the wing. This change could be music to the ears of any fantasy owner as center is a deep position in fantasy. If Backes gets dual eligibility, his stock would rise even more. With this change in mind, the two-time 30-goal scorer, who has 663 career penalty minutes, is a player to keep your eye on as a fantasy All-Star next season.
Mikkel Boedker - Phoenix Coyotes:
The 23-year-old could have the chance to play alongside Mike Ribeiro in 2013-14. Coyotes coach Dave Tippett, who coached Ribeiro for three seasons in Dallas, including his two biggest offensive outputs as a pro, already has said he could see a top line of Ribeiro centering Boedker and Shane Doan. That would make the eighth selection of the 2008 NHL Draft a great option for this season. Boedker played the most minutes of any Coyotes forward last season (886:53), and was tied for second among the team's forwards with seven power-play points; put that production with Ribeiro's 230 career power-play points and we could see an upswing in Boedker's production.
Brandon Pirri - Chicago Blackhawks
The Stanley Cup champions did some house cleaning, though not as much as after their 2010 championship. Departing this offseason have been Dave Bolland, Michael Frolik and Viktor Stalberg, who combined for 47 points in 127 regular-season games. Into one of those holes likely will step Pirri, the 59th pick of the 2009 draft. Pirri led Rockford, the Blackhawks' American Hockey League affiliate, with 75 points, and also had 22 goals (seven on the power play) and was a plus-11 in 76 games. The 6-foot, 183-pound center has seven games of NHL experience, including the last game of the 2012-13 regular season. He will get competition from other young Hawks like Ben Smith, Jimmy Hayes and Jeremy Morin for ice time, but he could grab the second-line center job and have a similar impact on fantasy teams as the Calder Trophy finalist Brandon Saad had in 2012-13.
Charlie Coyle/Mikael Granlund - Minnesota Wild:
The Wild said goodbye to veterans Matt Cullen, Pierre-Marc Bouchard and Devin Setoguchi, opening spots for some of their top prospects to take more prominent roles in the offense this season. The biggest hole to fill will be at second-line center, and two in-house candidates are Charlie Coyle and Mikael Granlund. Coyle had the more productive season (14 points in 37 games) playing mostly on the wing, but has been told he could be in for a position change. Granlund, the ninth pick of the 2010 draft, will get another chance to prove he's NHL-ready after he totaled eight points in 27 games. Both of these talented players will be fantasy factors in 2013-14, but the player that wins the battle for the second-line center spot will be the more effective one for fantasy owners.
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Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa: This is just the beginning of my Russian career
The Russian part of the shooting for the new drama titled The Priest-San completed in Yaroslavl Region on 4 August. Directed by Yegor Baranov, the film tells the story of Japanese priest Takuro Nakamura, who flees Yakuza wars at home for the Russian sticks. The protagonist is played by Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa, a Japanese actor and martial artist known for his roles in Mortal Kombat, Showdown in Little Tokyo, and Hachi: A Dog's Tale. Most of the rest of the cast are Russian, including Ivan Okhlobystin, Pyotr Mamonov, Igor Zhizhikin, and Lyubov Tolkalina.
In the following interview for Kinopoisk.ru, Cary-Hiroyuki speaks about his latest role, getting to know Orthodox Christianity, and a therapeutic system of his own invention.
A new version of "The Brothers Karamazov" became a major hit on Japanese television in 2013. Interview with the creator of the serial and program director of Fuji TV, Misato Sato.
— Why did you decide to accept a role in a Russian film?
— My entire career is fairly unusual. I am a Japanese actor working in Hollywood. Most of the projects I have worked on differed significantly from one another. All too often I receive invitations to play Japanese gangsters, but I have always been interested in trying something new. So when I was approached with the role of an Orthodox Christian priest in Russia, I did not hesitate a second. I said to myself: this is going to fit ideally with my filmography!
— And a very unusual role it is. What was the hardest part for you in playing it?
— To be honest, I had anticipated plenty of difficulties, but the reality turned out to be somewhat simpler. I had been afraid of a language barrier: you know, a Japanese actor conversing with the Russian crew in English. But we quickly learnt to understand each other. After the first filming day I knew that everything was going to work just fine. You know, we actors have a language of our own, a language that can penetrate any linguistic obstacles. I was very fortunate to work on The Priest-San with extremely talented people who are truly passionate about their profession. I think this is the most powerful film I have ever worked on.
— Ivan Okhlobystin and Pyotr Mamonov are both very religious personalities. Did they help you in any way to get to know Russian Orthodox Christianity better?
— I can identify with the spirituality of Ivan and Pyotr, I am deeply religious myself. You cannot just grasp the essence of the Russian Orthodox Church with its centuries of history. Getting to know it takes time, and it's a job for the heart rather than the mind. When I had first come to Russia I had very little time to get into the character. So I visited a number of Russian cathedrals in Yaroslavl and Rostov. Simply being inside had a very powerful effect on me. I am mightily impressed with Russia, although I know that Russians themselves are not entirely impressed with their country for some reason. (Laughs.)
— Should you get invited to work on another Russian film, will you accept?
— I am absolutely confident that this was the first of many Russian projects for me. I have a Russian manager now and we are already discussing possible further projects.
— Moviegoers mostly know you as a martial artist. Did you get to demonstrate your skills in The Priest-San?
— Perhaps not as extensively as you might be hoping for. In fact, I am not overly disappointed with the fact. (Laughs.) The film is more about me fighting myself. My preferred method is to heal people with martial arts. I have even developed it into a therapy system. Soon after I started studying martial arts I realised that this was not precisely my way. I certainly do value being respected for the roles of Shang Tsung in Mortal Kombat or Heihachi in Tekken. I have often demonstrated my skills and performed stunts myself. In reality though, I like healing people much better than fighting them.
— Your protagonist is constantly trying to help people find a way out of difficult situations. Is there any personal message that you would like to get across with this role?
— I hope the film will help men realise that violence, especially violence against women, is unacceptable. I have played a lot of bad guys in my career but in this one my protagonist has to face his own demons. I would be happy if watching The Priest-San would drive the viewers to a bit of soul-searching. There is a huge difference between a soldier and a warrior. I believe that the Russian men have a warrior's mentality, just like the Japanese men do. We live in a world of soldiers but we have much in common. Dignity and honour are the two qualities distinguishing the warrior, but they have absolutely no currency in the world of soldiers. I respect the Russian men for their manly qualities. Of course, they have their own problems, and I just hope that our film will help some of them sort theirs out.
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Well, this is great.
Janet Eilber, the artistic director du jour of the Martha Graham
entities, is now inferring -- to Elizabeth Zimmer in this
week's Village Voice -- that Terese Capucilli and Christine
Dakin, the Martha Graham Dance Company's strongest pillars during
the dark Protas decade, did not have the stuff to change with the
times. No, it took Eilber -- who wouldn't even commit to live in
the same town as the dancers when she replaced the fired
Capucilli and Dakin as director last year -- to lead the oldest
and arguably most important modern dance company in the world into
a future that quickly assumed the contours of the dustbin of history.
We trusted Graham board chair Francis Mason when, in 2000, he told
us the company had to be suspended in order to be born whole again,
supporting the company throughout its lawsuit with Protas, only
to see his board celebrate their triumph
in wresting most of the Graham ballets from Protas with a fit of
overspending which now finds the company in what Zimmer reports
is a $4 million hole on the eve of its 80th birthday Tuesday. (That's
my analysis; Eilber places the blame elsewhere... as usual.) Not
for this Graham supporter to tell others whether to help the company
out of its latest crisis; I realize the stakes are high here. But
speaking personally, before I trust this Graham board again with
the future of one of our greatest treasures, it will take a gesture
on a par with Mason's firing Eilber and explaining why he did the
same to her predecessors. Call it tough love.
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Definately that Sprewell dunk.
Definately that Sprewell dunk.
This one is obviously the best dunk in terms of the situation.
My favorite one is Sprewell's. That's also my favorite Sprewell dunk.
Spree.....that was the game Houston hit the game winner but what folks forget is that Spree had 20 in the first half to keep us in it and that dunk was a huge momentum shifter because Mia. had built a sizable lead in the first half and that capped off a run to get us back in it!
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I remember the box scores etcfrom those games. Highest scorers around the 20 point mark. 80-70 final scores and stuff. Those were the days. I can understand why they want to have this fast paced game because it's obviously a lot more popular with the non-die hard fans, but anyone that watched basketball back in the 90's knows thats the way the game should be played!
Sprewell throwing the ball up in the air. Man.
The comeback Knicks really got my heart pumping.
My favourite Spree dunk is the one on Jaren Jackson in the 99 Finals. We looked like a beaten team after those first 2 games in San Antonio. We didn't have anybody to guard Duncan and Robinson with Big Pat out. Then Spree played his heart out in all 3 games in NY and made us proud. We lost, but we didn't get embarrassed by a much much better team, thanks to Spree and grandma Johnson, who played their hearts out and showed some great leadership and desire.


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All you have to do is pick-up the paper or scan social media to see the effects of the misguided & misinformed security of Gun-Free zones. The mere ignorance & arrogance that somehow passing or legislating an area to be "Gun Free" is miraculously and magically going to prevent someone from using a gun is just complete a murderous rampage is Fallacy! But yet Liberals and gun-phobic people in our society continue to believe that by designating certain areas & businesses as being "GUN FREE" they will prevent gun crimes from occurring. Essentially the exact opposite is what happens. Criminals who will not obey laws as a result of their inherent nature will simply target these areas and premises because they are certain to NOT face any armed resistance.
A great reference and discussion on this topic can be found HERE.
'Gun free' zones have a unique history as one of the most illogical, dangerous, and senseless policies pushed by gun control advocates. That means that you – armed with logic – have a very good chance of changing some of your friends beliefs with a few simple questions. I've seen it happen many, many times. So get out there, and ask your friends a few questions".
There are so many examples of where & how these Gun Free Zones have proven to be "Killing Zones" where no one if anybody is armed to stop the carnage.
Colorado Attack Proves Fallacy of 'Gun Free School Zone' Laws, Says CCRKBA
"No gun law ever prevented a crime," Gottlieb concluded, "and the notion of a gun-free zone is a myth. More restrictions on law-abiding citizens will never stop people like Morrison, who proved yet again that feel-good laws have defrauded American citizens, and especially our children, of genuine safety."
Column: Gun-free zones provide false sense of security
"After a shooting spree," author William Burroughs once said, "they always want to take the guns away from the people who didn't do it." Burroughs continued: "I sure as hell wouldn't want to live in a society where the only people allowed guns are the police and the military."
Plenty of people — especially among America's political and journalistic classes — feel differently. They'd be much more comfortable seeing ordinary Americans disarmed. And whenever there is a mass shooting, or other gun incident that snags the headlines, they do their best to exploit the tragedy and push for laws that would, well, take the guns away from the people who didn't do it.
Policies making areas "gun free" provide a sense of safety to those who engage in magical thinking, but in practice, of course, killers aren't stopped by gun-free zones. As always, it's the honest people — the very ones you want to be armed — who tend to obey the law.
Recent robberies confirm 'gun free zones' are magnets for gunmen
A North Carolina restaurant that had recently instituted a "no gun" policy was robbed at gunpoint Sunday, raising the question, do gun-free zones work, or are they a magnet for criminals?
This incident came in the wake of shootings at several Jack in the Box restaurants shortly after it instituted its own no gun policy. It did so in response to mounting pressure from Moms Against Guns.
"Every one of our mass murders in our country has occurred in places where guns are prohibited," said Larry Pratt, the executive director of Gun Owners of America back in December in an interview on Fox News Sunday. "The legislation that is on the books is lethal; it is killing people. All of these gun-free zones are murder magnets, and we simply have got to get rid of them."
Clearly, clearly "Gun Free" Zones have cause massive death & destruction through-out our society all under the guise that they will keep people safe and free from gun violence. Clearly, clearly this is NOT the case and has NOT worked to prevent the very Carnage that these misguided laws & restrictions were passed to prevent.
It's time to cease the MADNESS!
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This creamy rice dish stands alone as a hearty main course or can be a perfect addition to any meal needing a vegetable-packed side dish. The process of making risotto doesn't change, but with ever-changing local produce, this dish can constantly be new and exciting.
Ingredients (for 4 large servings)
• 2 cups of in-season vegetables
• 1 cup Arborio rice
• 2 Tablespoons Olive Oil
• 1 carton of Vegetable Broth (about 4 cups) + additional water if necessary for preferred consistency
• ½ cup parmesan cheese
• Salt and pepper to taste
The trick to risotto is adding liquid a little bit at a time, allowing the rice to absorb it gradually. The process of making risotto includes: lightly sautéing vegetables, adding rice and little bits of broth or water, allowing the rice to absorb the liquid before adding more, and finally, taking the pan off the heat and stirring in parmesan cheese. The beauty of risotto is the ability to use whatever vegetables are fresh and on hand.
Vegetable options by season:
Winter (December, January, February) – Collard Greens, Kale, Brussels Sprouts, Turnips
Spring (March, April, May) – Artichokes, Asparagus, Broccoli, Corn, Green Beans, Spinach
Summer (June, July, August) – Peppers, Corn, Eggplant, Okra, Zucchini
Fall (September, October, November) – Squash varieties, Pumpkin, Sweet Potatoes, Garlic
All-year-long options – Mushrooms, Onions, Leeks, Peas, Carrots, Celery
To start, lightly sauté whichever vegetables you've decided on in a large pan with a the olive oil. Add your Arborio rice (dry) and stir it for about a minute with just the vegetables and oil. Add one cup of vegetable broth or water, and allow the rice to absorb it all before adding another cup. Continue this process until all the liquid is absorbed, or rice has reached the desired consistency. Test the rice to determine if additional liquid is needed. Once the rice is cooked as desired, take the pan off the heat, stir in the parmesan cheese, and add salt and pepper to taste. Serve hot, and enjoy!


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From today rail ticket prices will rise by an average of 3.9 per cent. The increase has been criticised with claims that services haven't got better - but train companies say it's necessary to fund improvements.
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Full report: we speak to commuters returning to work as rail fares rise
Passengers unhappy at rail fare hikes
Commuters returning to work after the Christmas break are facing big rail fare increases. Season ticket holders are worst affected - paying 4 percent more to travel. Train companies say it's necessary to fund improvements.
But campaign groups say it's the 10th successive above-inflation rise in the last decade, and that passengers still face long delays and overcrowding.
Rail fare hikes come into effect
The mid-winter will be bleaker for millions of rail travellers today as inflation-busting fare rises take effect.
Fares are increasing by an average of 3.9%.
The rise follows a miserable few weeks for many commuters in the South West who have had to contend with long delays caused by flooding and signal failures.
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In Houston and all along the Gulf Coast, we take hurricanes seriously---at least those of us who have grown up here do.
Hurricanes are large and dangerous weather patterns. It is smart to respect their power of destruction. To animists hurricanes are also vast spirits with minds of their own.
There is a reason we give each storm a personal name, even if we have forgotten why in the modern world. Our ancestors considered storms to be conscious beings. In the Gulf of Mexico, one of those types of storm beings became Hurucan, the spirit whose name became our word, hurricane.
To animists, the fact that storms are spirits means we can communicate with them. Shamans in indigenous cultures often journey to the spirit world to confront or head off the worst effects of dangerous storms so that their people will survive.
To animists today, the obvious question when a storm unexpectedly (to the meteorologists) changes direction at the last minute is this: Did someone or some people or groups intervene to cause the storm to change course? How can that work if people in different places are all trying to push the storm in different directions?
There is a very good book called Weather Shamanism that I reviewed in an article on this column awhile back called "Dancing with the Houston weather spirits," that you might want to read. I have included a link to to it below.
Somehow it seems more interesting during hurricane season if you live on the Gulf Coast.
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For more information on classic shamanic practices, visit www.shamanista.com. Also, see the list of links to shamanism-related web sites near the lower right corner of this page.
White Cranes has been studying and teaching shamanic practices for over 20 years. Follow her on Facebook and Twitter @whitecranes or at Shamanista.com
To learn shamanic practices in Houston, you are invited to join the Houston Shamanism Meetup group, http://www.meetup.com/houstonshamanism.


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a little gift for Nazegoreng!
I've always been greatly inspired by her plushies when I started making mine, and she continues to be a huge inspiration ;v;
One day I hope to get my own OC plushified by her (maybe haha I am so undecided on an OC to choose though!)
So I hope you like it! Cobalt Tangle is such a beautiful OC and she's so true to character! I wanted to draw her in a slightly expressive pose, like I imagined she was making this pose/face before jumping in some mud ;w;
Cobalt Tangle belongs to Nazegoreng
art by me
You drawn her beautifully! Great work!
Three days grade school,
three days high school.
Omfg ;_; /tears/
You drew this just for me?? That is so sweet XDDD. I LOVE the personality you put into her pose. She just looks gorgeous
Daaawwwwhh, i've always adored this OC and it's so awesome seeing her in your style This is SO cute, I just absolutely fucking love that pose. She looks absolutely fab
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The upswing is driven largely by infections among young black men, who accounted for about 45 percent of new diagnoses in this age group.
According to the new CDC report, which interviewed high school students, young men who have sex with men are more likely than others to have had four or more sex partners and to have injected drugs. Among sexually active students, young gay or bisexual men were more likely to have used alcohol or drugs before their last sexual experience and were less likely to have used a condom. Young gay and bisexual men were less likely, however, to report being taught about AIDS or HIV in school, according to the CDC.
What's does the CDC say is needed to reverse the trend?
More testing for starters. Right now, only 13 percent of high school students get screened for HIV each year, despite the fact that both the CDC and the American Academy of Pediatrics recommend routine testing for adolescents.
It's also important that HIV-positive adolescents get antiretroviral drug treatment, which can lower their risk of spreading the virus to others.
Finally, the CDC plans to beef up education for kids about ways to protect themselves and avoid risky behavior.


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What happened to Read Later Fast (Chrome extension)?
I have it installed on two computers already, just wanted to add it to my notebook and noticed that it's completely gone from Chrome App Store. There's a link leading from Diigo website to RLF, but the extension is nowhere to be found... What happened to it? Has it gone for good, or was integrated into some other extension, or what?
I have sent all of you the file as you asked.Please check it.
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Lomorelle commented
Hi, I have noticed that I cannot use Read Later Fast with Chrome on Windows 7. I already had the extension disabled by Chrome at the beginning of 2015, but now I cannot use it anymore at all: the sidebar is frozen and the right frame is grey with nothing in it.
The extension seems not to be in the Chrome Store anymore. Could it be possible to have my saved links back?
Nehemiahjacob commented
It's has been renamed as "Diigo Web Collector". Download it & enjoy !
Raisa Roo commented
Get pocket is not the same as read it later fast. The chrome extension of read it later fast has been fixed a while ago. Pocket is the equivalent of what used to 'read later.' What you save with pocket will not automatically go to diigo. However, you can use ifttt.com to create a connection where everything you save goes to diigo: https://ifttt.com/recipes/23537
I prefer pocket to diigo's read later fast because it is easier to read and use on my smartphone.
hello colonelsmoke,
I have no idea of that problem if you try all my given solutions(included reinstall system). However, you can have a last little try. the "read later fast" extension has reopened to public on chrome store. You could download it from there. Hope it would help you.
From inspect element page :
mainDB.js:3 Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'DB' of null
app_controller.js:1136 Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'DB' of null
No its still not working. Most recent chrome, have it on rockmelt (chrome based) and chrome both are updated. Its like there's only a sidebar thats frozen and an empty screen on the right
You are welcome. The common problem is about the chrome whether a new version.
And what about Colonelsmoke? Have you solve the problem?
edbemica commented
Thanks camwong.
the problem was solved updating the chrome to the last version!!
Hi, Colonelsmoke & edbemica.
Don't be panic. Let me ask you a few questions first. Have you ever login your diigo account in the extension(if you do, your bookmark will sync to diigo account)? And what is the version of your Chrome?
anyway, you could try reinstalling the latest version of google chrome.And download the crx again from
Or even reinstall your pc. That's last strike. hope to help you. I will come back for your response soon.
I've lost ALL OF MY LINKS. The extension doesn't work and my data is gone. I still have the .crx but the extension doesn't work so I can't see any of them
edbemica commented
what happened i've lost all my links on chrome :S and the extension it doesn't work
cromesync commented
Hello, please send read later fast. Very usefull chrome extension.
sundaysilencee commented
thx camwong, it works great now =]
and hope the read later fast could be back online very soon!!!
AdminSandy_diigo (Admin, Diigo ) commented
@camwong Thanks for your input!
I've put the file up right there. Go there and download it.
greatkithain greatkithain commented
sorry, sandy. I have not received any message. Thanks in advance.
very thanks, sandy. You help me a lot.
zrex98 commented
Please sent the crx. All apps vanished after system updates.
barrylloyd commented
Hi, please send me the crx file too - I cant live without Read Later Fast on my new pc!! :)
poupee commented
Hi Sandy, i tried sending you a private message with my email address but i cant, is it possible to get the RLF file? thank yoU!


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Newcastle Jets have kept their slim hopes alive as they managed a 2-0 win over Adelaide United at Hunter Stadium on Friday night.
Needing a win, recovering a four goal difference and a Sydney FC loss to make the finals the Jets have done just enough to stay alive with a Sydney two goal loss to Perth on Sunday enough to send them through, it will be an anxious wait for the Jets players.
For Adelaide it has put a significant dent in the threat that they seemed to be mounting ahead of the finals, but will do little to change their situation as they were already secured a finals berth, although second is now completely out of the question.
Despite being mid-April, the Hunter has still been hot and the humidity and heat at the start of the match saw the Jets struggle, as the Reds started the match well.
But Newcastle looked to fight their way back in to the match and had the first really clear chance as David Carney sent in a ball for Emile Heskey at the near post, but he was denied as Nigel Boogaard was able to trap and clear before Heskey could come in.
But that saw the momentum swing to Newcastle and they weren't forced to wait long as Carney sent in a corner that found an on-rushing Joel Griffiths who sent a perfect header in to the upper corner of the net to give the Jets a much needed goal.
Newcastle were continuing to go for the match and could well have had a chance as Adam Taggart and Heskey's link up play left space for Griffiths to run in to, allowing him to square back for Taggart, who wasn't able to add to his Golden Boot winning tally as he shot over the rbar.
Late in the half Adelaide United had a great opportunity as Bruce Djite played Sergio Cirio through but Cirio quickly lost the ball as Josh Brillante slid in and claimed the ball perfectly, keeping it 1-0 at the break.
At half time Jeronimo and Awer Mabil came in to the Adelaide side, in an effortto produce more attacking play, and they did so, keeping the Jets on the back foot for much of the half.
Not long after the break Jeronimo should have made it 1-1 as Cirio was able to get in behind the Jets and square for Jeronimo who was sliding in but couldn't get his tap-in on target.
Knowing that anything other than a win would guarantee the Jets were out of the Finals, they worked on their defense through the half, but were looking dangerous on the counter, with Taggart going close.
In the final 20 minutes of the half the Jets had a golden opportunity to make it two as Heskey was able to send Griffths away, allowing him to confuse the Adelaide defense with some neat inter play with Tagagrt and then shot, only for Galekovic to save, the rebound fell to Griffiths who shot again but was denied by an even more spectacular Galekovic save.
With the Jets getting more and more tired Cirio was able to get through the Jets defense, but when he did he could only find the arms of Ben Kennedy, who gratefully held the ball.
Late in the half Michael Bridges came on, in the last ever match of his career and it was his actions that could well have had the biggest impact on the Jets season.
In the 90th minute Carney crossed for Bridges who was able to head the ball back to Taggart, who sealed the win, and the Golden Boot, as he sent the ball home.
In stoppage time Bridges could well have had the perfect ending as Nick Ward played Bridges through allowing him to shoot powerfully but he was denied by a Galekovic save, as he parried the ball before smothering it before it crossed the goal line.
With a win assured, the Jets were trying to lessen the goal difference gap between themselves and Sydney FC, but they couldn't find a third, and will be anxiously sitting watching the final match of the season on Sunday, but they have at least given themselves a chance.


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Released: Mar 01st, 1990
Running Time: 240 (combined)
Director: John Stagliano
Company: Evil Angel
Cast: Sean Michael, John Stagliano, Joey Silvera, Lauren Brice, Kristana Knight, Nina Hartley, Brandy Alexandre, Tianna (III), Adam Carr, Randy Spears, Kiki (VI)
Critical Rating: AAAA
Genre: Feature
John Stagliano dusts off his alter ego, Mario from a couple of earlier productions, and has Mario go on a kind of Field of Dreams excursion of the Sunset Strip.
Mario/Stagliano is like the baseball fan who wistfully remembers the glory days of Ebbets Field – of the Duke, Furillo, Hodges and Campanella. The game-winning home runs. The world championships. Only with Mario, it's strippers. Strip clubs aren't what they used to be, he rues. He points out parking lots and other banal monuments that used to be the sight of wild Saturday Nights, when a dancer would stick her bare ass in your face. And he seeks such a girl from times gone-by, named Crystal (Lauren Brice).
By chance, during one nightly amble, Mario comes upon such a club – Shadow Dancers – where the girls fulfill what other clubs leave to your imagination. But Mario finds himself immersed in a kind of cattlemen vs. sheepherders war. Pimp-with-a-limp, Randy Spears (he's great) has cops on the take, and he's trying to use them to do his dirty work by shutting down the place, so he can have the girls work for him.
Shadow Dancers 1 & 2 (you have to watch both tapes to make real sense of the story) is Stagliano's epic statement of the dance, the tease, and female body worship. Sex doesn't just roll of a bed in these two features. It's monumentally orchestrated – like Sean Michael's (a heretofore much underrated performer) Michael Jackson dance routine before he takes on four ladies – this scene alone may well go down as an adult classic. Evidence Stagliano's cumulative sex scene nominations between AVN and XRCO, and you realize the man knows how to put it before the camera. Here, he does it in ways many others still aspire.
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Nine different UA programs, including two NCAA Championship teams and one national runner-up squad, were represented on the annual honor roll
Crimson Tide gets points in the jumps, 1,500 meters, hurdles and relays on Sunday in Baton Rouge.
The Crimson Tide is slated to graduate nine student-athletes that have been a part of two national championships during their careers and more than 75 overall
Crimson Tide gets a strong showing from its sprinters and hurdlers on the final day of the Drake Relays
Duckworth and Torkse turn in best times of their careers
All-Time Rank at Alabama: Outdoor 3,000m Steeplechase - 3rd
Career BestsTrack 800 meters - 2:22.13 1,500 meters - 4:34.36 Mile - 5:03.17 3,000 meters - 9:49.48 3,000-meter steeplechase - 10:59.01 5,000 meters - 16:44.26
Cross Country 4 kilometers -14:23.43 5 kilometers -17:28.20 6 kilometers -21:00.73
Senior (2011-12)Outdoor SeasonCame in 17th in the 5,000 meters at the SEC Championships with a time of 17:17.82 ... finished ninth in the 5,000 meters at the Drake Relays with a personal best time of 16:44.26 to better her previous best by 13 seconds ... set a personal best in the 1,500 meters at the Spec Towns Invitational with a time of 4:34.36 to finish sixth ... finished sixth in 5,000 meters at Alabama Relays with a time of 17:10.87 ... Time of 4:37.90 in the 1,500 meters to finish eighth at the Bulls Invitational.
Indoor SeasonSet a personal record in the 5,000 meters with a time of 16:57.99 at SEC Championships ... placed eighth in mile with time of 5:04.08 at Texas A&M Invitational ... ran a career-best 9:49.48 in the 3,000 meters to finish fourth at the New Balance Invitational ... finished sixth in the 3,000 meters at Crimson Tide Indoor Opener with a time of 10:05.57.
Cross CountryPosted a 39th-place finish at the NCAA South Regional with a 6-kilometer time of 21:50.5 ... was UA's top finisher at the SEC Championships with a 6-kilometer time of 21:36.75 ... placed 25th overall at the Crimson Classic with a 5-kilometer time of 18:19.93 ... finished 48th overall by posting a season-best 5-kilometer time of 18:02.40 at the Greater Louisville Classic ... came in eight overall with a time of 18:20.30 at the 5-kilometer Commodore Classic ... was UA's second finisher at the Georgia Invitational with a 5-kilometer time of 18:31.27.
Junior (2010-11)Cross CountryWas the Tide's top finisher at the NCAA Cross Country South Region Championship finishing 32nd with a 6-kilometer personal best of 21:00.73 ... was 33rd at the SEC Championships ...came across first for the Tide at the Notre Dame Invitational in 63rd place ... finished fourth at home at the Crimson Classic.
Indoor Season Recorded personal-bests in four events which including the 5,000 meters (17:30.03) at the SEC Indoor Championships, 3,000 meters (10:00.78) at the Meyo Invitational, the mile (5:03.17) at the Adidas Classic, and the 800 meters (2:22.13) at the Adidas Classic ... her time was the Tide's best of the season in the 3,000 meters ... finished 12th and 19th in the 5,000 and 3,000 meters at the SEC Championships.
Outdoor SeasonHad the team's best time of the season in the 3,000 meters (9:58.79) in her performance at the Tiger Track Classic where she finished third ... finished third in the Spec Towns Invitational 3,000-meter steeplechase (11:05.45) ... finished fourth in the Alabama Relays 5,000 meters (17:39.97) ... finished 13th in the 3,000-meter steeplechase at the SEC Championships with an 11:21.28 finish.
Sophomore (2009-10)Cross CountryCompeted twice during the cross country season ... finished 25th at the Belmont/VU Opener and 18th at the Crimson Classic posting times of 15:07.92 and 18:38.30 for the 4,000 and 5,000 meter races, respectively.
Indoor SeasonFinished 12th in the 3,000 meters at the SEC Indoor Championships.
Outdoor Season Ran primarily the 3,000 meters and 3,000-meter steeplechase ... posted the third fastest 3,000-meter steeplechase time in program history to finish 11th at the Florida relays with a time of 10:59.01 ... competed in the finals of the 5,000 meters and 3,000-meter steeplechase at the SEC Championships, finishing 16th and 12th, respectively.
Freshman (2008-09)Cross CountryCompeted in six cross country races, scoring in every race for the Tide ... ran consistently as the Nos. 3-4 runner on the team all year ... set a then personal-best in the 5 kilometers by almost 30 seconds at the Crimson Classic running a time of 18:27.56 to place ninth ... ran a then career-best 6-kilometer time of 22:53.86 at the SEC Championships where she placed 52nd.
Indoor SeasonDid not compete.
Outdoor SeasonFinished ninth in the 3,000-meter steeplechase (11:49.02) at the SEC Outdoor Championships ... posted a then career-best time of 11:21.68 in the 3,000-meter steeplechase to finish eighth at the Florida Relays ... ran times of 2:26.19 and 4:48.00 in the 800 and 1,500 meters, respectively at the War Eagle Invitational.
Prep and PersonalCoached by Lynn Duyck ... named cross country MVP every year from 2004 to 2007 ... All-State Academic in cross country ... named track MVP in 2006 and 2008 ... District Cross Country Champion in 2005, 2006 and 2007 ... District 3,200m Champion 2006-2008 ... District 1,600m Champion from 2005-2008 ... Regional 3,200m Champion in 2007 ... member of National Honor Society and Spanish National Honor Society ... National Merit Semifinalist ... is the daughter of Darryl and Tonya Torske ... majoring in engineering.


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Thursday, May 1, 2008
Sky Blue Nursery
I love everything about this calming natured-themed blue nursery, especially the painted tree climbing up the wall. -BHG
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Women's Basketball Set to Defend Ivy Title, Host Penn Saturday
|Princeton (9-5) vs. Penn (7-5)
|Game Info:
|Saturday, Jan. 12 at 3:30 p.m.
|Jadwin Gym
|All-Time Series Record:
|Princeton leads 48-23
|First Meeting:
|Series Streak:
|Princeton has won the last eight meetings
|Last Meeting:
|Princeton won 83-49 (Jan. 7, 2011)
& 79-42 (Mar. 6, 2011)
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|Princeton vs. Penn
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|On Deck:
|At Cornell (Friday, Feb. 1); at Columbia (Saturday, Feb. 2)
This Week for the Tigers: After winning the last three consecutive Ivy League titles, the Princeton women's basketball team (9-5) will look to defend its crown with the commencement of the Ivy slate versus Penn on Saturday, Jan. 12 at 3:30 p.m. in Jadwin Gym.
Last Time Out: The Tigers concluded the non-conference schedule with a statement 70-50 victory over Navy on Tuesday, Jan. 8.
Princeton shot 48.3 percent from the field, behind a quartet of double figure scorers. Senior Niveen Rasheed led the way with her fifth double-double (18 points, 11 rebounds). She has now scored in double figures in 13 games, including the last 12 straight.
On Deck: After nearly a three-week hiatus due to finals, the Tigers resume Ivy play on the road at Cornell on Friday, Feb. 1 at 7 p.m. and Columbia the following evening at 7 p.m.
Basketball Double Feature: Saturday will feature a basketball doubleheader, as the Tiger men's basketball team plays at 6 p.m. versus the Quakers.
Get Connected: Are you following Princeton on Facebook and Twitter? Follow the athletics department at Facebook.com/PrincetonAthletics and Twitter.com/PUTIGERS. Connect with the Tiger women's basketball team on Facebook.com/PrincetonWBB or follow head coach Courtney Banghart on Twitter @CoachBanghart.
Scouting Penn: Penn (7-5) heads to Princeton following its 79-73 victory over Morgan State on Jan. 8 to cap off its non-conference schedule.
The Tigers and Quakers have faced two mutual opponents in Drexel and St. Joseph's. Princeton defeated both opponents by an average of +12.5, while Penn suffered defeats to both by an average of -20.0.
The Quakers are led by Alyssa Baron's 15.1 points and 6.1 rebounds per game. No other player is averaging more than 9.4 points or 4.9 boards per game.
All-Time vs. Penn: Princeton owns the all-time series versus Penn, 48-23. The Tigers have won the last eight meetings, including dropping the Quakers 83-48 and 79-42 last season.
Rasheed Named Ivy Player of the Week: For the second time this season Princeton women's basketball senior Niveen Rasheed has been named Ivy League Player of the Week, it was announced Monday. Rasheed picks up her ninth career Player of the Week award and 18th Ivy weekly award.
In addition to scoring in double figures 13 times and tallying five double-doubles, the guard is averaging an Ivy-leading 16.9 points and team-high 9.1 rebounds. She also leads the league with 33 steals.
The co-captain was last named Ivy Player of the Week on Dec. 24, 2012.
Tiger Streaks:
• The Tigers have not lost a game at Jadwin Gym since Dec. 13, 2011. Princeton is riding a 13-game home winning streak entering Saturday's meeting, having gone a perfect 6-0 during the 2012-13 non-conference slate.
• Princeton enters Ivy play riding a 24-game conference winning streak. Princeton has not lost a league game since its 73-67 loss at Harvard on Feb. 4, 2011.
Ready to Defend the Crown...Again: Princeton enters conference play as the three-peat Ivy League champions. During that span, the Tigers have gone 41-1, including a pair of perfect 14-0 slates in 2010 and 2012. With the target on their back, the Tigers look to continue to make league and program history.
Top-25 RPI: The Tigers are tabbed No. 21 in the latest RPI poll, having defeated three top-80 teams thus far. Princeton has faced seven top-80 teams, including three ranked in the top-30.
The National Scene: Princeton is ranked in the top-100 in eight different national statistical categories. The Tigers are ranked in the top-50 in rebound margin (18th), assists per game (45th) and assist turnover ration (49th).
Individually, Niveen Rasheed is ranked No. 79 in points per game and No. 82 in rebounds per game.
Ivy Midseason Media Call: Head coach Courtney Banghart was part of the Ivy League midseason media call Thursday. To hear what she had to say about the Tigers, click here (fast forward to 9:30-minute mark) http://bit.ly/VRSdAs.
Ranked Opponents: Princeton's meeting between then-No. 19/22 UCLA on Nov. 25 marked the squad's first game versus a ranked team this year. The Tigers have also faced three teams who were receiving votes towards a national ranking in Rutgers, Delaware and DePaul.
The Tigers are 0-1 versus ranked teams and 1-2 versus receiving votes programs. Overall, Princeton's three losses were by an average of 8.3 points.
College Insider Mid-Major Top-25: The Tigers remain tabbed No. 8 with 492 points in the Jan. 7 CollegeInsider.com Mid-Major Top-25 Poll.
Climbing the Ladder: Behind her 18 points versus Navy on Jan. 8, senior Niveen Rasheed brought her career points total to 1,370. She is now fifth all-time in program history.
Dynamic Dietrick: Sophomore Blake Dietrick made her fourth consecutive start versus Navy on Jan. 8. Behind two of her three triples, Princeton took the lead for good in the first half. She finished with 13 points and six boards, to bring her season averages to 7.1 points (third-best) and 4.0 rebounds (third-best) per game.
Opponent Low: Princeton held Illinois State to only 23.4 percent (15-for-64) from the field, for a season-best mark in its 67-50 victory on Dec. 19.
Quintet in Double Figures: For the first time this, season five players scored in double figures versus UMBC on Dec. 2. Four of the starting five reached the scoring mark, along with newcomer Michelle Miller in 17 bench minutes.
Kate Miller led the offense for the first time this season with 13 points, going 3-for-6 from beyond the arc.
Assists 4 Africa: The Princeton women's basketball team will be hosting Assists 4 Africa events at Jadwin Gym as part of the Princeton Varsity Club Service Circle. Its efforts will raise money for Vivre Ensemble Madeshael, the orphanage in Senegal the team visited in 2011, working with Progress 4 Africa (501(c)3) charity.
To pledge a one-time donation search for "Assists4Africa" on www.crowdrise.com or pledge an amount based on the number of assists the team makes throughout the season. Please direct all questions to firstname.lastname@example.com.
Banghart Reaches Career Milestone: Sixth season head coach Courtney Banghart won her 100th career game at the helm of the Princeton women's basketball program Sunday in the Tigers' 93-46 win over UMBC. Banghart is now 104-55 all-time and 65-16 in Ivy play. Assistant coach Milena Flores has been on Banghart's coaching staff throughout that span, as well.
Rasheed Named to Wooden Award Preseason Team & Naismith Watch List: Senior Niveen Rasheed was selected to the Wooden Award Women's Preseason Top 30 and to the 50-player Naismith Watch List. The Tiger guard is the only Ivy League representative on the prestigious preseason teams recognizing the top NCAA Division I players in the nation.
Preseason Poll Predicts Ivy Four-Peat: Behind 132 votes and 13 first-place nods, Princeton was predicted to win the Ivy League title for the fourth consecutive season in the Ivy preseason media poll. Harvard was the only other team to collect first-place votes, earning 120 points and three first-place votes.
Ivy First: The Tigers made history a year ago by becoming the only Ivy League women's basketball program to earn a national ranking. Princeton was No. 24 in the final AP Poll of 2011-12.
Welcome Back: The Tigers welcome back 10 letterwinners from a year ago, including unanimous Ivy Player of the Year Niveen Rasheed and two-time Ivy Defensive Player of the Year Lauren Polansky. Princeton will be led by a sturdy group of four seniors, looking to conclude their careers on top of the League for a fourth straight season.
The Newbies: Five freshmen join the Tigers in 2012-13. Princeton bolsters its lineup with a versatile group, each looking to become immediate contributors. The Tiger newcomers are: point guard Amanda Berntsen, guard Michelle Miller, guard/forward Annie Tarakchian, forward Alex Wheatley and forward/center Taylor Williams.
Preseason Honors: The Tigers have already picked up several preseason honors entering 2012-13. College Sports Madness tabbed head coach Courtney Banghart as the Preseason All-Mid Major and Ivy League Coach of the Year. Senior Niveen Rasheed was named the Preseason Ivy League Player of the Year and to the Preseason All-Mid Major and All-Ivy First Team.
Ivy Domination: This year's senior class has only seen one Ivy League loss throughout their careers, going 41-1. They have won the last three consecutive conference championships and were members of the first group to advance to the NCAA Tournament in Princeton history.
My Captain, Oh My Captain: Princeton's co-captains in 2012-13 are reigning Ivy Player of the Year Niveen Rasheed and two-time Defensive Player of the Year Lauren Polansky.
New Faces, New Roles: In addition to five new players on the court, the Princeton coaching staff saw some new additions. After two years at the team's director of basketball operations Megan Griffith has been promoted to assistant coach. Griffith replaces Melanie Moore.
Tyler Cordell was hired during the summer as the program's new director of basketball operations. Cordell comes from Ithaca where she was a graduate assistant with the Division III women's basketball team.
Status Update: Junior Nicole Hung suffered a season-ending knee injury in November.


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Alabama Highlights: 2010 - Junior: Scored off the 1-meter and 3-meter boards at the SEC Championships, taking 16th and 10th respectively.
2009 - Sophomore: Scored in the 1-meter and platform diving events at the SEC Championships, taking 16th and 13th, respectively ... competed in all three diving events at the NCAA Zone B Championships ... named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll.
2008 - Freshman: Finaled off the platform at the SEC Championships, taking eighth place with 214.90 points ... competed in all three diving events at the NCAA Zone B Championships.
Prep Highlights: Dove for Mile High Dive Club in Aurora, Colo. ... runner-up at 2007 Colorado State Championships ... finished fifth at 2006 Colorado State Championships ... 2007 Diver of the Year ... earned All American consideration in 2006 and 2007 ... three-time national qualifier ... high school and league record holder.
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Last Saturday September 3rd Footwork Dance Academy in Los Montesinos proudly opened their new dance studios. This family run academy boasts of two studios with professionally sprung dance floors, fully air conditioned and wall to floor mirrors leaped into life.
It took John Dorrill, husband of Erica (dance teacher) three months hard work and at a cost of approximately 10,000 euros to complete. When John is not doing his joinery work he takes on the role of stage manager and is responsible for all the lighting and music for their shows.
People arriving at the open day were met by Carole (Mum of Erica) who normally occupies her time in the small shop area selling dance accessories she is also responsible for needs of the small children (not a job to be taken lightly).
All visitors received a champagne cocktail and it was remarkable how many people attended ranging from four years of age to late seventies who were then able to watch a choice of dance routines.
Apart from the normal Tap, jazz, ballet and acro they have included new dance classes for dynamic Street dancing and energetic Zumba
By the end of the day over forty people had decided to take the plunge and join up for lessons with Erica Dorrill who is a highly qualified teacher.
Erica had been teaching for a number of years in England before moving to Spain and has been responsible for the teaching of many dancers who have decided to make dancing a career, but here the dancing is mostly for fun and exercise.
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American Coin-Op's annual State of the Industry survey, a random, unscientific mail poll of the magazine's readers (self-service laundry operators), covers laundry business activity and focuses on 2008 business, pricing, price hikes, equipment purchases, and expenses. More data from the survey will appear on this website in the coming weeks.WASHER PRICESRaising vend prices is one of the major ways to positively jolt the bottom line. We asked respondents about their current washer prices, and if they raised prices this year or planned on doing so by the end of the year.Eighty percent of the respondents offer top loaders. The price for a top-load wash ranges from $1 to $2.75. Here are the most popular top-load prices followed by the percentages of respondents using them:
- $1.50 (36%)
- $1.75 (25%)
- $2 (19%)
- $1.25 (12%)
The prices are somewhat similar to last year's survey, with one big exception: the first two prices have flip-flopped from last year. The No. 3 and No. 4 prices and percentages are virtually the same as the previous year.The most common price for a small front loader (18 pounds) is $1.75, followed by $2.25 and $2. The price range for an 18-pound wash is $1.50 to $3.Operators are most often going with $2 for a 20-pound washer, followed by $2.25 and $2.50. Last year's No. 1 price was $2.50, followed by $2.The most popular price for a 25-pound wash is $3, closely followed by $2.75. The price range is $2 to $4.The price range for a 30-pound wash is $2 to $5.50. Here are the most popular 30-pound prices, along with the percentages of respondents using them:
- $3.25 (26.4%)
- $3 (17.6%)
- $3.50 (14.7%)
- $2.75 (11.7%)
- $2.50 (11.7%)
The most popular price for a 35-pound washer (by a wide margin) is $3.50, followed by $4 and $3. The price range for a 35-pound wash is $2.50 to $5.Larger front loaders continue to be popular. The most popular price for a 40-pound washer is $4.50, followed by $4. For 50-pounders, the price range is $4 to $6.75. The most popular price for a 50-pound wash is $5. This is nearly the same as last year.While many of the pricing percentages are similar to last year, the No. 1 prices in some cases are lower than the ones reported last year. This year's batch of respondents is simply charging a bit less than last year's group. Overall, vend prices have started to climb in the last two years, and some of the really low vend prices have faded away.DRYER PRICESI've often been told that it's better to raise washer prices than dryer prices. Some believe that higher dryer prices leave customers in a bad mood as they exit the store; others say washer price hikes aren't noticed as much as dryer price hikes.Here are the most popular dryer prices, followed by the percentage of respondents using them:
- 25 cents/6 minutes and 25 cents/8 minutes (23% each — tie)
- 25 cents/7 minutes (17.3%)
- 25 cents/10 minutes (12.5%)
- 25 cents/5 minutes (6.7%)
The biggest change is that 25 cents/6 minutes has crept into a tie as the most popular drying price. This might be viewed as somewhat of a surprise considering that this year's respondents had slightly lower washer prices.In addition, only 2% of respondents now offer the once-popular 25 cents/12 minutes.ODDS AND ENDSDrop-off service pricing (per pound) ranges from 70 cents to $1.50. Here are the most popular drop-off service prices:
- $1
- 90 cents
- 75 cents
- 85 cents
- $1.25
Sixty-two percent of respondents charge 75 cents for a box of vended detergent and 25% charge 50 cents.CHANGING TIMES?We asked operators if they have already raised washer and/or dryer prices in 2009 or intend to do so before year's end.Thirty-two percent say they have already raised washer prices this year or intend to raise prices by the end of the year. In last year's survey, the figure was 43%.With dryer pricing, 20% of respondents have lowered minutes/raised prices, or plan to do so by the end of the year. This is the same as last year.Click here for Part 1.Click here for Part 3.