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BIGG BOSS 5: Siddharth shrugs off Sunny Leone while she angers Amar4 years ago 0
The two Bigg Boss 5 contestants have opposite views on the pornstar When Bigg Boss 5 began, nobody really knew that Sunny Leone will be joining the… Read Article ▶
BIGG BOSS 5 is over, but Amar, Sky and Siddharth continue their fight4 years ago 116
The three male finalists had a lot to say after the show ended Bigg Boss 5 may have come to an end, but the fights and the insults are yet to become… Read Article ▶
Juhi Parmar wins Bigg Boss 5!4 years ago 11
The actor beat runner up Mahek Chahal to the trophy and the prize money of Rs 1 crore! Juhi Parmar delighted Kamaal R Khan fans by winning Bigg Boss… Read Article ▶
BIGG BOSS 5: Amar, Sky and Siddharth wrestle with Yamamotoyama4 years ago 0
The sumo wrestler brings a lot of fun to the Bigg Boss 5 house on Days 90 and 91 As Sunny Leone leaves the house, the final five contestants are… Read Article ▶
BIGG BOSS 5: Amar bonds with Sky and falls out with Siddharth Bhardwaj4 years ago 3
The Jai and Veeru of Bigg Boss 5 are back to being friends on Day 89 The day begins with the song Lose control hinting to the housemates to live… Read Article ▶
BIGG BOSS 5: Mahek Chahal complains to Amar and Siddharth about Sky4 years ago 95
The housemates are back to fighting with each other on Day 88 in the Bigg Boss 5 house Sky starts worrying about how to make Amar Upadhyay and… Read Article ▶
BIGG BOSS 5: Peace reigns between Amar and Sky5 years ago 54
Day 87 is a surprisingly calm day in the Bigg Boss 5 house The day begins with the Tunak tunak song which has the two Punjabi housemates - Mahek… Read Article ▶
BIGG BOSS 5: Mahek's entry causes Sky to fight with Amar5 years ago 18
Juhi and Sky talk to Bigg Boss as Mahek makes her grand reentry into the house No contestant was evicted this weekend, and that really did not go… Read Article ▶
BIGG BOSS 5: Sky and Amar Upadhyay taunt each other5 years ago 18
The two fight it out on Day 82 in the Bigg Boss house The day begins on a positive note. Sunny Leone and Sky chat happily while Siddharth Bhardwaj… Read Article ▶
BIGG BOSS 5: Sunny and Juhi mock Amar and Sky5 years ago 9
The gals take on the guys on Day 80 in the Bigg Boss 5 house Juhi Parmar, Sunny Leone and Sky begin the day with a group hug. After breakfast, Sky… Read Article ▶
BIGG BOSS 5: Sunny Leone hates the pink room!5 years ago 50
The pornstar was so used to the green room, that she is finding it hard to adjust to her new surroundings Sunny Leone, Sky and Juhi Parmar crib… Read Article ▶
BIGG BOSS 5: Salman Khan enters the house!5 years ago 0
Though he was there only for a short time, he impressed all the contestants Salman Khan has till now interacted with the contestants only via… Read Article ▶
BIGG BOSS 5: Andrew Symonds, Pooja Misrra surprise the housemates5 years ago 0
With tedium setting in, the Australian cricketer and the ex-housemate enter the house on Day 67 of Bigg Boss 5 Juhi Parmar and Mahek Chahal meet in… Read Article ▶
BIGG BOSS 5: Sunny Leone suffers heat stroke!5 years ago 3
It's Day 66 and the pressure is getting to the contestants, especially to the pornstar who falls ill during a task Early in the morning, Mahek… Read Article ▶
BIGG BOSS 5: Shonali refuses to share Sunny Leone's bed!5 years ago 5
Siddharth and Amar fight while Mahek sulks on Day 64 in the Bigg Boss house The night Shraddha Sharma is eliminated, Mahek Chahal and Siddharth… Read Article ▶


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Keldysh's attitude was considered 'very evil'. If TsKBEM did not develop these measures, he would refuse further support for the N1. Mishin told his staff to simply ignore Keldysh. The demands made were simply impossible. Furthermore, Mishin was the only one who could have replaced Korolev anyway, Mishin declared.
Mishin's engineers assessed the changes demanded by the expert commission. To put an internal docking tunnel in the LK would mean a three-year delay. The OTI orientation and manoeuvring engine package would have to be completely rearranged to something like the Americans had on their Lunar Module. It was necessary to convince Mishin, and thereby Keldysh, and thereby Afanasyev, and thereby Ustinov of this. However others said the subject should not be pursued now to avoid antagonising the leadership. Better to wait and see if the launch vehicle ever gets to orbit first.

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AVONDALE — Phoenix International Raceway fans have seen this act before:
Kyle Busch makes a mistake. Kyle Busch wins.
Reinforcing his reputation as arguably NASCAR's most-talented driver, Busch overcame a penalty to win Saturday's Dollar General 200 Nationwide Series race. He rallied from 23rd place for his eighth PIR win counting all three NASCAR national tours.
"Phenomenal," said Busch, who took the lead for good by passing Brad Keselowski on Lap 163 of 200 and then pulling away by 1.9 seconds during a final 25-lap green-flag sprint to the finish. "I was mad at myself because I could have thrown it (the race) away."
Busch won an April 2010 PIR Nationwide Series race after NASCAR penalized him for jumping a restart. He came back from 19th place in that one.
The pole winner, Busch led in the No. 54 Monster Energy Toyota Camry until Dexter Stacey spun on Lap 38. All the leaders came in for tires and fuel but Busch lost time when he overshot his pit stall. Then officials penalized him for exceeding the 45 mph (plus a 5 mph tolerance) speed limit.
"I was still confident because the car was so good," Busch said . "I just knew I had some work to do."
Busch was around Matt Kenseth and into the lead by Lap 89. He led a total of 142 laps, giving Toyota its 75th series victory. Busch is responsible for 41.
There was a six-car accident on Lap 4 which collected Tucson's Alex Bowman. It began when Johanna Long ran into a slowing Sam Hornish Jr. on the backstretch. Her radiator apparently was pierced and leaking water got onto her tires, causing Long to bounce off the wall exiting Turn 4.
Jimmie Johnson, whose record four PIR Sprint Cup wins came before the track was repaved and reconfigured two years ago, was 12th in a Chevy owned by Dale Earnhardt Jr. It was a rare Nationwide appearance for the five-time Cup champion, who asked Earnhardt to let him drive so he could better his PIR skills.


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As you can read in a previous article I have a Linksys WRT54G running the OpenWRT Linux distribution. In this article I will first describe the default configuration and then show some of the things one can do by changing this setup.
The WRT54G as sold by Linksys is supposedly a router + wireless access point, providing a WAN connector and on the LAN side a 4 port switch, bridged to the wireless accesspoint. This basicly means that you end up with 2 network segments, LAN + wireless on one side, and WAN on the other side. That is what you get to see as consumer, but that is not how the device is put together.
This article is based on the WRT54G v2.2, older versions are very similar but not identical. Specifically, the names of network interfaces will be different for older versions
Internally, we get a somewhat different picture. At first glance, we seem to have a R3000 based 'system on a chip' micro computer with 2 ethernet interfaces, eth0 and eth1.
eth1 turns out to be the wireless interface, wich means that eth0 connects to both the WAN and the LAN ports, and it does indeed.
In fact, the WRT54G doesn't really have seperate WAN and LAN ports, rather, it has a 6 port programmable switch with VLAN support.
In the default configuration there are 2 vlans:
Port 5 connects to eth0, port 0 to the WAN connector and ports 1,2,3 and 4 to the LAN connectors.
So, we have 4 interfaces now: eth0, eth1, vlan0 and vlan1. In the default configuration, eth0 does not get an address, it is used for the physical conenction to the switch and for handlign the 2 vlans.
Vlan0 (the LAN connectors) and eth1 (the wireless connection) are normally connected to bridge br0 so that the LAN and wireless networks look like a single network segment.
Vlan1 is not bridged to anything, but there is routing possible between br0 and vlan1, and depending on configuration, there is a firewall with NAT support active for vlan1.
So, this makes us end up with those 2 network segments, one on br0 and one on vlan1.
This setup is fine for a broadband router with wireless AP but it may not entirely be what you want when you have some computers connected to the LAN ports that should be protected from the wireless network for example.
For this kind of use, and in fact for many other setups, it is desirable to disable the bridging between the LAN connectors and the wireless network, at times there may be little use for the WAN port while it might also be that we need multiple seperate LAN segments.
The hardware allows such configurations, but the default firmware from Linksys does not, hence you will have to install alternative firmware.
Sveasoft provides alternative firmware that allows such setups and can be managed with a webbrowser. THis has the advantage of being relatively easy and 'user friendly' to use, but is limited by the web based user interface.
Alternatively, one can use OpenWRT and configure everything from the commandline. This is a lot less 'user friendly' and it is relatively easy to mess things up to the point of having to use 'emergency mode' to make the device accessable again, but it gives maximum flexibility, if the hardware and drivers support a feature you can most likely configure it, either by using nvram settings or by changing the startup scripts. In other words, you have complete control over the operation of the device.
When using a WRT54G v2.2, the first problem one encounters is that the normal distribution of OpenWRT does not yet support this device. There is an alternative distribution specifically for the WRT54G v2.2 and the WRT54GS v1.1 devices. This distribution can be found in the OpenWRT forums. This distribution is running without problems here, but please make sure you follow the instructions for enabling boot_wait so you can recover the system when it gets hosed.
Sveasoft does support those new devices but I have no personal experience with how well this works.
At any rate, a few interesting configurations one can make:
In the remainder of this article I will concentrate on configuring the WRT54G as a router with a wireless client connecting to a remote accesspoint
In most cases, configuration information is stored in what is called nvram (this is actually just a small reserved area of the flash memory in which the firmware and optional rom filesystem reside as well)
The contents of nvram can be viewed and changed with the nvram command. Typing this command without arguments will show a list of options.
root@gatekeeper:~# nvram
usage: nvram [get name] [set name=value] [unset name] [show]
After making changes to nvram variables, you have to 'commit' the changes to make them permanent.
Changing the vlan configuration is done by changing nvram variables, 2 for each vlan that you need.
X should be replaced by the number of the vlan
A vlan should always include port 5 if you want to be able to do anything with it from within the WRT itself.
So, for creating the default configuration, the following commands would be needed:
Creating a single vlan from all ports:
The bridge device can be managed with the brctl command, typing it without arguments will show a list of options.
root@gatekeeper:~# brctl
addbr add bridge
delbr delete bridge
addif add interface to bridge
delif delete interface from bridge
setageing set ageing time
setbridgeprio set bridge priority
setfd set bridge forward delay
sethello set hello time
setmaxage set max message age
setpathcost set path cost
setportprio set port priority
show show a list of bridges
showmacs show a list of mac addrs
showstp show bridge stp info
stp turn stp on/off
brctl only changes the current configuration, changes are not permanent. This is a good thing because it is very easy to lock yourself out with this command. A quick power-off/on of the WRT will fix this.
Alternatively, one can change the bridge configuration with nvram settings, refer to the OpenWRT documentation, configuration section, for more information on this. I opted for changing the networking scripts instead.
The big disadvantage of using nvram for configuration is that you can easily lock yourself out with no possibility to use emergency mode to recover from it. This is especially true when reconfiguring the ethernet switch. I managed to not have any port conencted to eth0, with the result that going into emergency mode did not do anything whatsoever, there was no ethernet port to talk to. Luckily the wireless part was configured and working, so I could still access the device.
When using nvram, you can ofcourse opt for resetting nvram after messing up, but realize that you also turn off boot_wait when doing that, which means that if the reset does not work, you are left without a possibility to reinstall the original firmware (unless you want to open the device and create a short circuit on the flash memory to clear it)
THats it for this time, might add more in another article
Since many readers seem to be looking for information on this, some additional info on using OpenWRT on 54g v2.2 hardware.
The official release does not run on it (yet) but look at the: OpenWRT forum for discussion regarding this, and look at
OpenWRT for 54g v2.2 and 54gs v1.1 for a distribution that at least for me works without trouble. (well, there is one issue at this moment, the diag module is not working properly, which means that you may not be able to get into emergency mode using the reset button)
Before attempting an install, make sure you read the forum very carefully, and that you are aware of what recovery options you have.
Due to emergency mode not working, you will have to be somewhat carefull with what you try to recover from locking yourself out (should not happen, but mistakes are easy to make).
Specifically, realize that you have a choice between restoring the original linksys firmware and resetting the nvram settings, but once you reset the nvram settings, there is no way (other then using jtag if you have the hardware for it) to restore the original firmware if the device is still inaccessable.
The default settings turn off boot_wait and since you locked yourself out, there is no way anymore to initiate a tftp transfer after that. So, in such a situation, you are probably off better restoring the original firmware and resetting the nvram after that. This should leave you with an accessable device and you can try again.
I've been using these boxes for a while now. Mainly as firewallsor as Wireless bridges.
They are fantastic! There are several alternatives to Sveasoft software however, including the excellent DD-WRT.


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Tuesday, January 8, 2013
J.Crew Spotted in Seventeen Magazine
The first item is a short sleeve button-down top with a whimsical print that features palm trees and perhaps sailboats. (Item is on the model to the right in image above.)
The second item is a houndstooth skirt, with a retail price of $148. (Item is on the model in the image below.)
What are your thoughts on the pieces from J.Crew? Do you like the style of the top? Are you a fan of the skirt?
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Is this how the kids are dressing these days?? Lol well i dont like the short, the skirt and girl wearing it are adorable but I would never ever style it like that.ReplyDeleteReplies
Does anyone know the brand of jeans the girl is wearing with the shirt?ReplyDeleteReplies
I think they are these Marc by Marc Jacobs:Delete
I do like both items but probably won't buy either of them. I do like the skirt a lot and would do it if it was a no. 2 pencil. I agree that kids don't dress like this. I teach at a University and the majority of students dress Very casual - lots of college tshirts, hoodies, etc.ReplyDelete
Alexis, I agree with you that both of the items look cute. I wonder if they will offer the skirt in another color other than orange aka 'modern red'.ReplyDelete
Dear J.Crew Aficionadas & Aficionados: Please feel free (and encouraged) to share your thoughts and opinions. :) However, please note that this is still a personal blog. So comments that are considered inappropriate (e.g. obscene, racist, homophobic, personal attacks, rude, and just plain mean) will be removed.
And now back to J.Crew! :)


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Arizona On The Air
Radio: Wildcat Sports Properties/Host Communications (Flagship - KCUB, 1290 AM, Tucson, Ariz.) ?- Brian Jeffries (Play-By-Play), Lamont Lovett (Color), Sean Mooney (Sidelines), Ryan Radtke (pregame/halftime/postgame)?- Spanish Language Broadcast (XENY 760 AM in Nogales/KXEW 1600 AM in Tucson) ?- Francisco Romero (Play-By-Play)
Television: None
Some Game Themes
Arizona continues to harbor team-wide optimism for the near and distant future despite a most formidable foe in town this week ...The Cats and head coach Mike Stoops continue their quest for a first league victory, against one of the top teams in the league and nation... California brings its effective array of weaponry, nation-best offense and 42 points-per-game scoring power into a game against an Arizona team that has struggled to keep points off the board in its past two games. .. UA's offense tries its hand against the Pac-10's leading defense, spearheaded by a unit that holds opponents to 86 yards rushing, Arizona's main strength to date... How will Arizona's quarterback situation play out this week -- a best-man rotation, or a career-first start for redshirt freshman Richard Kovalcheck?... It's Family Weekend on the UA campus...
Last Week
Arizona responded to adversity but discovered again that it takes 60 minutes of that urgency in falling, 28-14, to Oregon in Eugene. Oregon took the opening drive and marched down the field in 11 plays before a hit by linebacker Kirk Johnson caused an apparent fumble UA recovered near the goal line, but the call didn't get made and UO pushed it across on the ensuing play. Arizona answered, using rushing by Mike Bell and Gilbert Harris to hold a second down at the Oregon 10 yard-line, but the Cats came away empty including a 4th-and-3 incompletion at the 3 yard-line. The teams traded possessions for awhile until a 17-yard punt return helped the Ducks set up shop at the UA 37 yard-line, leading to an eight-play scoring drive. UA replied with a drive to the Oregon 5 yard-line, but Kris Heavner's throw was tipped and picked at the goal line to thwart a second red-zone possession. In the second half, Justin Phinisee ripped off another punt return -- this one 61 yards -- to give UO the short field for a 22-yard scoring drive and a 21-0 lead. UA stopped the Ducks short on another goal-line stand with a fumble caused and recovery by Wilrey Fontenot, but with eight minutes remaining in the game Oregon mustered an eight-play drive, keyed by a 24-yard pass from Kellen Clemens to Marcus Maxwell on 3rd-and-22, and made it 28-0 with five minutes left. Syndric Steptoe returned the ensuing kickoff 44 yards and UA woke up. Redshirt freshman quarterback Richard Kovalcheck, in only his third series, helped drive the Cats the remaining 49 yards for the score, with a big 25-yard toss to Steve Fleming aiding the effort. Harris put UA on the board with a two-yard run, then UA got the ball right back when Anthony Johnson recovered an on-side kick. Kovalcheck threw 20 yards to Harris, was sacked but roughed, then drilled a strike on a seam route up the middle to H-back Brad Wood for the final score. Clemens' 336 passing yards, nine catches for 153 yards by Demetrius Williams and three rushing touchdowns by Terrence Whitehead were the offensive keys for the Ducks. Kovalcheck's debut was modest, but threw some intrigue into the coaching staff's future planning. Bell and Harris continued to run the ball well, but UA had accumulated only 46 offensive plays entering the fourth period. Fontenot finished with a team-high nine tackles while Johnson added eight. UA was disciplined with only four penalties, yet the Ducks overcame a season-high 11 flags for 114 yards because of their 6.8 yards per play and 492 total yards in offense.
The Cats and the Bears - The Series
Saturday will mark the 24th all-time meeting between Cal and Arizona ... The Wildcats currently hold a one-game advantage (11-10-2 vs. Cal) in the closely contested series ... Cal won the last meeting between the two last season in Berkeley, but the Wildcats have triumphed in seven of the last 10 contests ... The Golden Bears are 5-5 all-time at Arizona Stadium, but are making their first trip to the Old Pueblo since 1997 ... The Wildcats defeated Cal 41-38 in overtime the last time the Golden Bears visited Arizona Stadium (11/15/1997) ... UA has averaged 24.7 points against Cal, while the Golden Bears have averaged 23.7 against the Wildcats in the all-time series ... 13 of the 23 previous meetings have been decided by seven points or less, including two games decided in overtime, and the two have battled to a pair of ties as well ... Arizona has not lost back-to-back games to Cal since the 1990-91 seasons ...
Noting the Golden Bears
Seventh-ranked Cal enters the weekend fresh off a 45-28 homecoming victory over UCLA in Berkeley last weekend ... The win over the Bruins came on the heals of a disappointing 23-17 loss at No. 1-ranked USC the previous weekend ... The No. 7 Golden Bears are the highest-ranked opponent Arizona will have faced so far this season ... Offensively, Cal will bring the nation's top-ranked unit (518.2 yds/game) to the desert this weekend ... The Golden Bears are averaging 41.6 points per game, third in the nation, and 256.2 yards rushing per game, seventh in all of Division I-A ... Running back J.J. Arrington, the top-rated rusher in the Pac-10 and fourth nationally, averages 156.6 yards per game on the ground ... Quarterback Aaron Rodgers is third in the nation in passing efficiency (181.11) and 29th in total offense (234.4 yds/game) ... The Bears will be without the services of injured leading receiver Chase Lyman who is ninth in the nation in receiving yards per game with an average of 103.5 ... On the defensive side of the ball, Cal finds little drop-off in terms of national respectability ... Ranked 10th in the country in total defense, the Bears are giving up an average of just 17.2 points per game and a meager 86 yards rushing per contest ... Senior safety Matt Giordano paces the defensive effort for Cal with 32 total tackles, including 22 solo stops ... Senior defensive end Ryan Riddle has posted a Pac-10-best six sacks this season for minus 41 yards ... Head coach Jeff Tedford is in his third season in Berkeley and has posted 20-12 record heading into the weekend.
Cal and Arizona - The Last Time Out
The Golden Bears defeated the Wildcats 42-14 for their largest margin of victory ever against Arizona last season on Oct. 25 ... Cal roared to a 21-point halftime lead on three rushing TDs in the second quarter before adding three more rushing TDs in the second half ... Cal rushed 59 times in the contest for 327 yards, the most ground yards surrendered by the Wildcats since 1996 ... Adimchinobe Echemandu rushed for 201 yards and three TDs on 30 attempts to pace the Cal ground attack ... Cal's leading rusher this season, J.J. Arrington, tacked on 92 more yards and two TDs on 11 carries ... The Wildcats got 182 yards rushing and a TD on 19 carries from Mike Bell, but it wasn't enough to overcome the outstanding rushing effort by Cal.
Strength of Schedule
While the No. 7-ranked Golden Bears might be the highest ranked team Arizona will have faced to date, the Wildcats' schedule has been anything but easy. Of the 117 Division IA teams, there are seven that have made it this far into the season with an undefeated record and Arizona has faced two of them (No. 6 Wisconsin 7-0 and No. 9 Utah 6-0) with a third slated for later in the season (No. 1 USC 6-0). Combined, Arizona's six opponents thus far have put together a very impressive 25-11 record (.694) with the remaining five teams on the schedule having teamed up for a 18-11 combined record thus far. The competition this season has been on par with the brutal schedule the Wildcats took on last season when they faced both national champions (LSU and USC) and seven other bowl teams in 12 games.
Stopping the Run
The Pac-10's leading rusher J.J. Arirington comes to town this weekend, but that might not be such a bad thing for the Wildcats. The past two weeks Arizona has faced the No. 2 and No. 3 rushers in the conference in UCLA's Maurice Drew and Oregon's Terrence Whitehead and it held both of them to under 100 rushing yards. Drew, who entered the game against Arizona averaging a Pac-10-best 167 yards on the ground, was limited to a season-low 22 yards on 11 attempts, while Whitehead was held to 74 yards after averaging 95 yards per game heading into the contest. Toss in the 28 yards rushing allowed to Washington State on Sept. 25, and UA's last three opponents have been held to just 106.3 rushing yards per game.
Third Down Frustrations
Arizona and third down seem to be at odds this season. A 4 for 15 effort against Oregon last weekend marked the fourth straight game the Wildcats have been under 40 percent on conversions. In fact, Arizona has converted just 16 of its 55 third down opportunities (29%) in the last four games after opening the season 13 for 28 (46%) in the first two contests.
Punching It In
Arizona's failure to capitalize deep inside an opponent's territory cost it dearly last weekend. Twice the Wildcats had the ball inside Oregon's 10-yard line in the first half of the 28-14 loss, and twice Arizona was left with no points. Trailing 7-0 on their first possession of the game, the Wildcats had the ball first-and-10 at the Oregon 11. The Duck defense denied the Wildcats the end zone and a first down on the next four plays to preserve the lead. Then trailing 14-0 with time winding down in the second. UA had first and goal at the Oregon five. Kris Heavner's pass attempt to Ricky Williams with 48 seconds left in the frame was tipped and picked off at the goal line by Aaron Gipson. The two missed opportunities stung as the half ended with UO leading by a two touchdown margin. Including two times last Saturday, Arizona has converted five of eight first and goal opportunities (4 TDs, 1 FG) this season, but have also turned the ball over on two fumbles and an interception in the three failures. Arizona has scored just six touchdowns on 16 trips inside the red-zone this season.
Scoreless in the First Half
As noted above, Oregon held the Wildcats off of the scoreboard in the first half last weekend, the first team this season to do so. Arizona previously had managed to post points in the first two quarters of play in the first five games of the season, a notable accomplishment due to the fact the Arizona failed to score in the first half of the game in eight of their 12 contests last season.
It's An INT Drought
The Wildcat defense started the year off hot, picking off three passes in a 21-3 win over NAU in the season opener. Since that time however, opposition QBs have lofted 138 pass attempts over the last five games without a single one falling into Arizona's hands.
Opposition Is Bootin' It
For some reason, opposition punters have decided to have a field day against Arizona. So far this season, five of the six opposition punters has kicked above their season average against UA. Wisconsin's Kenne DeBauche (57 yards), Washington State's Kyle Basler (87 yards) and UCLA's Chris Kluwe (61 yards) have all punted season-long kicks against the Wildcats. Basler's 87-yard boot on Sept. 25 was the longest in WSU history and just two yards shy of the Pac-10 record of 89 yards.
Stopping Them Early
It has become apparent that the Wildcats need to stop their opponents early on. For the season, the Wildcats are being out-scored 40-13 in the first quarter, while playing their opponents nearly even in the following three stanzas. The past two weeks have amplified this need, as both UCLA and Oregon took their opening possessions of the game down the field for touchdown drives of 71 and 86 yards, respectively, to hand Arizona an early deficit.
Thrown In The Fire
Quarterback Richard Kovalcheck picked a tough place to find himself under center for the first time in his UA career, extremely hostile Autzen Stadium. Called in to relieve struggling starter Kris Heavner, the redshirt freshman and the Wildcat offense were in possession of the ball backed up at their own five yard line in the fourth quarter trailing 28-0. Although his first series resulted in an incompletion and an interception, Kovalcheck found his stride to rally Arizona to a pair of touchdown drives late in the game to help stave off a shutout loss to the Ducks. He finished the contest 5 for 10 for 77 yards, one interception and a 21-yard TD pass.
Wood Makes Good
Sophomore tight end Brad Wood made his first catch as a Wildcat a memorable one. The JC transfer from Pima snatched Richard Kovalcheck's 21-yard pass for a TD on Arizona's last offensive play in the 28-14 loss at Oregon last Saturday. Wood had participated in UA's five previous games this season without getting his hands on a single pass.
Dotson Steps In
Redshirt freshman Lionel Dotson made his first career start at Oregon last weekend in place of injured starter Paul Philipp. Dotson finished with three tackles and posted his first career sack in the third quarter. Philipp remains questionable for the upcoming game against Cal, meaning the Wildcats will most likely call upon Dotson to fill in for a second straight week.
Kirk Knocks ?'Em Down
Since moving into the starting lineup two weeks ago against UCLA, senior linebacker Kirk Johnson has posted a team-best 15 tackles, including 11 solo efforts. Junior Randy Sims moved into the starting lineup along with Johnson against the Bruins and has put up nine tackles in the last two games to go along with fellow linebacker Dane Krogstad's 11 stops.
Bell Passes Beasley and Billy
Junior running back Mike Bell has a crack at UA's all-time career Top 10 rushing chart this year. Last week he moved past former UA backs Billy Johnson and Don Beasley into 12th place on the Wildcats' list. Bell has 1,729 yards on 378 carries. Johnson had 1,669 in the early 1990s and Beasley had 1,680 in the early 1950s. Next up for Mike is former Denver Bronco wide receiver Vance Johnson, who rushed for 1,873 at UA as a running back in the early 1980s.
Those immediately ahead of Bell:
No. 8 Bob McCall (1970-72) 473-2074
No. 9 Ken Cardella (1951-53) 336-2060
No. 10 Eddie Wolgast (1945-50) 387-2022
No. 11 Vance Johnson (1981-84) 471-1873
No. 12 Mike Bell (2002- ) 378-1729
Brooks' Babes
UA junior free safety Darrell Brooks found himself on the field with freshmen corners Wilrey Fontenot and Antoine Cason and freshman safety Domnic Patrick for considerable fourth-quarter action at Oregon.... Starting strong safety Lamon Means, a junior, and senior nickel back Tony Wingate were the only other DBs in the rotation during the game.
Behind the Line
Arizona doesn't want its safeties to lead the team in tackling, but it's so. Strong safety Lamon Means has 40 and free safety Darrell Brooks has 36. Those numbers are good for defensive backs six games into a season, but linebackers or others on the front seven should be leading the way.
Brooks' Breakups
Darrell Brooks has broken up seven passes and intercepted another. The seven PBUs is the most for a UA player since cornerback Michael Jolivette knocked out a school-record 20 in 2001. Brooks has 13 in his career including first-year action as a corner in 2002. He needs 11 more to hit the UA all-time chart.
A Spring In His "Step"
Wide receiver/kick returner Syndric Steptoe has been the big play guy for Arizona this season. The sophomore is second on the team behind Mike Bell in all-purpose yards at 85.5 yards per game. Steptoe is averaging a team-best 48.8 yards per game receiving and 21.8 yards per kick off return.
Steptoe has six of Arizona's 15 receptions of 20 or more yards this season, including a team season-high 47-yarder against Washington State, while also tallying six kick returns over 20 yards, including a 44-yarder last weekend at Oregon. Steptoe has led Arizona in receptions in four of the six games Arizona has played this season and has a team-best 18 receptions for 293 yards and three TDs.
Odds and Ends
The 14 points in the fourth quarter at Oregon matched a season high for a single period this season ... Receiver Ricky Williams extended his streak of consecutive games with a reception to 14 straight with a pair of catches for 21 yards at Oregon ... Punter Danny Baugher booted a season-high 60-yard punt at Oregon last weekend. Baugher's 44.9 yards per punt average against the Ducks was a season-best for a single game ... Eight different receivers caught at least one pass at Oregon ... For the season 12 different players have caught at least one pass ... Wilrey Fontenot took over the punt returning duties from Ryan Eidson against the Ducks, but managed just one return for three yards ... In his defensive back duties, Fontenot tallied a season-high nine total tackles, including eight solo stops ... Syndric Steptoe ripped off a season-high 44-yard kick return at UO to help set up Arizona's first touchdown of the game. He finished the game with 101 all purpose yards (35 rec. yds., 66 KOR yds.)
Los Tres Hombres
Arizona's three-pronged running attack of Mike Bell, Gilbert Harris and Chris Henry have rushed for 836 combined yards on 189 carries for an average of 4.4 yards per rush. The trio has teamed up to score five of UA's 10 touchdowns, including three of Arizona's last four TDs scored. All three of the running backs posted season-high numbers against UCLA on Oct. 9 when Bell rushed for 134 yards and Harris and Henry chipped in with 74 and 55 yards, respectively. Henry also rushed for a pair of TDs against Bruins.
Cleaning It Up
A week after committing a season-high nine penalties in the first half at UCLA, the Wildcats were flagged just four times for 25 yards against Oregon in Eugene last weekend. The cleaner game pushed the Wildcats to 11th in the nation in the fewest average number of penalties per game (4.83) and 14th in Division I-A in the fewest average penalty yards per game (40.67).
A Field Goal Streak
After watching his 47-yard field goal attempt for the win against Wisconsin sail just wide left on Sept 18, kicker Nick Folk has made his last three consecutive field goal attempts. The streak is noteworthy due to the fact that Arizona converted just two field goal attempts in 11 tries last season and hasn't seen a kicker make three in a row since Oct. 26-Nov. 2, 2002 when former Wildcat Bobby Gill was successful on three straight attempts against Washington State and Oregon State. Folk is 5-for-8 on the year and converted the longest field attempt of his career last Saturday against UCLA, hitting from 41 yards out.
Captain Cats
The Wildcat players voted on their team captains at the beginning of the year and selected offensive players Mike Bell, Steve Fleming and Keoki Fraser, as well as defenders Andre Torrey, Carlos Williams and Darrell Brooks.
Starting Line
The offensive line at Arizona has strung together a pretty impressive list of starts. Center Keoki Fraser leads all Wildcat players on both sides of the ball with 35 career starts, including 29 straight. Joining him along the front five are tackle Chris Johnson (26 starts), guard Kili Lefotu (24 starts) and tackle Brandon Phillips (19 starts). Add in tight end Steve Fleming's 17 starts, tackle Tanner Bell's seven and guard John Abramo's seven and the group has combined for 135 career games started.
Feeling Blue
Fans catching the Wildcats for the first time in 2004 might not recognize the team when they take the field for the first time this season. The reason? Arizona has changed the color of its helmets from primarily all white to a solid blue. The "Academic A" remains on the side, but it has no other markings or stripes and a blue face mask. The change marks the first time since 1980 that UA will be wearing a helmet that is a different primary color than white.
The solid blue helmet is the first time in school history that Arizona will take the field with head gear so colored. In looking back through photos in Arizona's Heritage Hall, it has been found that former Wildcat great Art Lippino, UA's "Cactus Comet", and his 1955 Wildcat teammates took the field in a helmet that featured blue around the sides with a red top. All other color photos over the years have shown that the Wildcat gridders have donned either primarily red or white bonnets.


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Arizona State junior linebacker Vontaze Burfict will be one of the most talked about prospects over the course of the offseason. He is a 6'3 – 250 pound MIKE that has been compared to Ray Lewis and is already considered to be in the same tier as Alabama's Rolando McClain was in 2010, whom ended up being a top 10 selection by the Oakland Raiders. Is he all hype? Or does he have legitimate top 10 potential?
What I liked: I knew the reputation of his bone-jarring hits going in to the game last night. With the high expectations, he still surprised me with how much power he delivers on contact. When he has the time to put everything behind a tackle, he just paralyzes the ball carrier or blocker headed his way. He has a thick build from top to bottom that can sustain straight ahead blocks from linemen with ease. When he plays low and behind his pads, nobody can take him out of a hole. When it comes to his mobility in the box, Burfict seems to always be around the ball. What I noticed most however, was how much attention the Missouri offense was giving him. The ball carriers always seemed to know where Burfict was, and they simply wanted no part of him. Burfict's presence alone gave the Missouri running game a sense of hesitation, as the backs seemed to be looking for him instead of looking for a lane. While that will not show up in the box score, the impact Burfict had by simply being on the field was huge for the Arizona State defense. That's something we saw a lot when Rey Mauluaga was playing at USC.
What I didn't like: Burfict's biggest downfall during his first two seasons has been himself. He will never be knocked for going through the motions, but he noticeably lost the mental side of the game on a weekly basis. The talk prior to last night's game centered around a new man; a leader of the Sun Devils defense that had a sense of self-control. However I noticed on a few occasions Burfict's immaturity when it comes to his on-field decision making. He looked like a guy that wanted to deliver a blow each play rather than a leader trying to make plays. He acted like a guy that knew about his press clippings and Youtube highlight reels. Instead of reacting to the change of direction of a ball carrier. Burfict made one cut on a lot of plays and once he got his momentum moving downhill, all he had on his mind was putting someone on their back. While I like the physicality and intimidation factor that brings, it just seemed like it hurt the Sun Devils defense more than it helped. I want a guy that can play with that physical presence, but also has the mental capacity to read an offense and put himself in position to make plays. On top of that, Burfict looked like a complete non-factor in coverage. Not only did he appear slow in space, but I often found him standing around and watching the action. I need to see more of him to diagnose it as an effort or ability issue, but there is something wrong there. His game centers around being a stout run defender, but a guy that is a 2 down linebacker will not make his way in to the top 10 of the first round in April.


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I'm trying to find the bottlenecks and I'm currently logging the time in the script but it seems to be random times for certain operations. Is there a tool that will allow me to see the breakdown of what's going on during a certain [apache] request to track down if the CPU is just burning the whole time or if it's waiting for something else?
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This is a question of profiling; you need to hook up a profiling tool to the process and get it what's really going on. For really poor-man's profiling, I just attach to it using strace; using the timing flags (
If you're using a windows OS, then the free tools from SysInternals might be the best place to start. The Process Explorer tool is pretty good at watching the active processes, what's calling them, and what actions are taking place. SysInternals makes it pretty easy to download the SysInternals Suite of tools. It's kinda like an American Express Card, don't leave home with it.
Hope this helps some.
Something else to check, If you're able, is to monitor the server's performance.
Maybe your disk queues are spiking, maybe you have a failing drive in the RAID, maybe you are running out of memory, etc...
You can see some more detail with a tool like procstat. You feed it a PID and it decodes the /proc/$pid/stat file which can tell you some interesting internals stuff, like number of CPU jiffies it has used, or its children have used.


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In case you were all wondering no I wasn't doing anything constructive. Ever since the WoW expansion came out I've spent countless hours leveling up my characters and picking flowers and making potions and selling said potions for silly prices. It was all very addicting and still is cept now I'm working on getting ready for raiding and I don't feel like getting that last level grinded out cause then I'm gonna have to bitch to my guild leader about how I hate being a resto druid and wanna tank the raids and then he'll get upset and make me heal as a feral druid and then it's no fun for anyone so I've been leveling my shaman who kicks ass. I also have a draenei warrior who I think will be the strongest of all my toons cause she's a warrior that can friggin heal itself I didn't think blizzard would do that. I also restarted my hunter cause my current one sucks and is ugly. I also have spent a huge amount of time doing instances though I've found they suck not cause 90% of the people playing are incompetent boobs and when it comes to playing WoW that's kinda sad to be so bad you can't do your job. I mean geez the combat isn't exactly ninja giaden.
I'm currently downloading a massive file via bit torrent, it's the Beast Wars complete seasons 1, 2, and 3. It's huge and the torrent interferes with my WoW playing which sucks cause now I can't play anymore AND I can't even watch the darn show until it downloads fully, all 12gb.
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PUJOL-LUZ, José Roberto; XEREZ, Roberto de and VIANA, Gustavo Glória. Description of the puparium of Raphiocera armata (Wiedemann) (Diptera, Stratiomyidae) from Ilha da Marambaia, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Rev. Bras. Zool. [online]. 2004, vol.21, n.4, pp.995-999. ISSN 0101-8175. http://dx.doi.org/10.1590/S0101-81752004000400037.
The puparium of Raphiocera armata (Wiedemann, 1830), based on two larvae reared in the laboratory, collected at Ilha da Marambaia, State of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil is described. This record constitutes the first description of the larvae of a species of the subfamily Raphiocerinae, and associates this group of soldier flies with the aquatic environment, corroborating Woodley's hypothesis of phylogenetic relationships of Raphiocerinae with Stratiomyinae and Nemotelinae, based on the aquatic mode of life of the larvae.
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- 2 eggs
- 1 cup sugar
- 3/4 cup canola oil
- 1/2 cup 2% milk
- 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 4 cups all-purpose flour
- 3/4 teaspoon baking powder
- 1 cup apricot preserves
- 1/2 cup finely chopped pecans
- 1 package (3 ounces) cream cheese, softened
- 2 tablespoons unsweetened instant tea
- 3/4 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 2 packages (3 ounces each) lemon gelatin
- 2 packages (3 ounces each) orange gelatin
- 2 packages (3 ounces each) strawberry gelatin
- 1/2 cup sugar
- Mint leaves and additional apricot preserves
- In a large bowl, beat the eggs, sugar, oil, milk and vanilla until blended. Combine flour and baking powder; gradually beat into egg mixture.
- Roll into 3/4-in. balls. Place 2 in. apart on ungreased baking sheets; flatten slightly. Bake at 325° for 13-15 minutes or until firm. Remove to wire racks.
- While cookies are warm, use a sharp knife and small spoon to cut and scoop out about 1/2 teaspoon crumbs from the bottom of each cookie; set crumbs aside (about 1-1/2 cups) for filling. Cool cookies completely.
- In a small bowl, combine the filling ingredients; stir in reserved crumbs. Spoon into two cookies; spread a thin amount of filling on cookie bottoms and press together to form a peach. Repeat with remaining cookies and filling.
- In a shallow bowl, combine one package each of lemon and orange gelatin powder. Place one package of strawberry gelatin powder in another bowl. Place sugar in a third bowl.
- Working with one cookie at a time, spritz cookie with water. Dip in lemon gelatin mixture, then in strawberry gelatin and then in sugar; spritz with additional water and add more gelatin as needed to create desired peach blush effect. Place on a wire rack to dry for 1 hour.
- Repeat with remaining cookies and packages of gelatin. Attach mint leaves to the top of each cookie with additional preserves. Store in the refrigerator. Yield: about 3-1/2 dozen.
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"These cookies turned out beautifully and, yes, they are a lot of work. I used peach jello as part of the coating, but confess to using apricot preserves as the recipe calls for. I love apricots. I believe the instant tea added color and a bit of tang to the filling. I suspect you could leave it out. Everyone who tasted one thought they were very good, not just cute. I cater a dog show in Georgia and hope to have time to make these this year. They keep quite well. You just need to add the leaves at the last minute."
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Hussain, Sultan (2009) Discrete Time Hedging of the American Option. PhD thesis, Govt. College University, Lahore .
In a complete financial market we consider the discrete time hedging of the American option with a convex payoff. It is well-known that for the perfect hedging the writer of the option must trade continuously in time which is impossible in practice. In reality, the writer hedges only at some discrete time instants. The perfect hedging requires the knowledge of the partial derivative of the value function of the American option in the underlying asset, explicit form of which is unknown in most cases of practical importance. At the same time several approximation methods are developed for the calculation of the value function of the American option. We establish in this thesis that, having at hand any uniform approximation of the American option value function at the equidistant discrete rebalancing times it is possible to construct a discrete time hedging portfolio the value process of which uniformly approximates the value process of the continuous time perfect delta-hedging portfolio. We are able to estimate the corresponding discrete time hedging error that leads to complete justification of our hedging method for the non-increasing convex payoff functions including the important case of the American put. It is essentially based on a recently found new type square integral estimate for the derivative of an arbitrary convex function by Shashiashvili [23]. We generalize the latter square integral estimate to the case of the family of the weight functions, satisfying certain conditions.
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It is the holy grail of business software, but enterprise resource planning (ERP), the lucrative soup-to-nuts business software suite, is coming under increasing threat from SaaS.
SaaS-based ERP is still in the single digits in terms of market share, but the market's momentum is in its favor. The latest indicator that SaaS ERP is making inroads is Tuesday's announcement that veteran SaaS ERP firm Plex Systems got a $30 million investment from equity firm Accel Partners.
Plex is a 17-year-old Auburn Hills, Mich.-based company that targets manufacturing firms with its "shop floor to top floor" SaaS ERP technology. The company, which we profiled last month, is a pioneer of the SaaS delivery model in the extremely demanding and safety-focused manufacturing industry.
A quick look at Accel's investment portfolio, which includes Dropbox and Cloudera, indicates that the company tends to pick multi-stage investments in young Internet-focused startups. So Plex's maturity is a bit of a departure for Accel. But Plex's technology is still very much in the disruptive/growth phase, which is Accel's investment specialty.
"Plex Systems represents an opportunity to help move a highly complex and diverse industry -- manufacturing -- to the next computing platform, based in the cloud," Sameer Ghandi, Accel partner and newly appointed Plex board member, said in a statement. "We believe the manufacturing ERP market represents at least a $5 billion opportunity, and that less than 10 percent of the market has transitioned to SaaS so far."
Plex was acquired by private equity firm Francisco Partners in July. So Plex has been the focus of high-profile attention over the last six months.
"This means we are on the right track. Other people see the opportunity we see," Mark Symonds, president and CEO of Plex, told us. "Toiling away is one thing, but having these really smart people from Silicon Valley say 'my gosh these guys have a huge opportunity before them and we want to participate' is quite another."
The manufacturing industry is undoubtedly the cloud's toughest challenge to date. It has stringent demands for real-time systems response and strict safety standards that are almost unknown in most other industries. And for a long time, the cloud's latency seemed to eliminate SaaS from consideration as a shop floor technology. That is changing. And Plex's prospects are changing with it.
"One of our biggest challenges was brand awareness and visibility. Sometimes we would get to the end of the sales process and the board would not have heard of us," said Symonds. "This will help us increase brand awareness so that we are put on more consideration lists. It will help us get in more deals, and win more deals than we otherwise would."
The US manufacturing industry has been hit with a painful reality check in the last decade. In the 2000s, the US lost 5.7 million manufacturing jobs, according to a report from the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation. The industry practically flat-lined until about two years ago.
According to a report from the Boston Consulting Group, economic and other conditions are setting up a US manufacturing resurgence. Stagnant wages in the US, a weakening dollar, and rising wages in China are combining to make the US a low-cost manufacturer, the BCG report says.
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College Hockey:Maine Sweep Of UML Secures HEA Home Ice
Ronan Scores Twice, Black Bears Sweep River Hawks
ORONO, Maine — Maine completed its first sweep of a two-game series against a Hockey East opponent with a 5-3 decision over Massachusetts-Lowell Saturday night. The win clinched home ice in the Hockey East quarterfinals for the Black Bears.
Coming after a 2-0 shutout of the 10th-ranked River Hawks Friday night, the victory also marked the 14th-ranked Black Bears' first sweep of any team since mid-October when it beat Niagara twice.
"It's a very important step for us to prove we can play with the best in the league and go toe-to-toe with them," said Maine head coach Tim Whitehead, who recorded his 101st victory with the win. "That was a very good team we beat."
Senior captain John Ronan tallied a pair of goals on senior night. His second goal came on a shorthanded effort with one second remaining in the second period. It gave Maine the 3-2 lead, at which point, the Black Bears never looked back.
Elias Godoy highlighted the game for the River Hawks with two goals of his own.
In the Hockey East standings, Maine remains in fourth place and one point behind Boston University, which lost to Northeastern Saturday night. Lowell stays in fifth, only one point ahead of Northeastern.
The Black Bears improve to 18-10-6 overall and 13-5-4 in Hockey East with the triumph. The River Hawks fall to 19-9-4 and 10-9-3 in the conference.
Lowell snatched a 1-0 lead at the 9:40 mark of the first when center Jason Tejchma scored a shorthanded goal. With Maine on the power play, Black Bear defenseman Mike Lundin coughed up the puck near the Lowell blue line, giving Tejchma the lone-man breakaway. Tejchma shot the puck low on goalie Jimmy Howard, and it trickled through his five hole to give Lowell the game's first advantage. The score was Tejchma's second shorthanded effort of his career, the first coming two weeks ago against Providence.
Maine outshot Lowell 17-9 in the first.
Ronan tied the game with his ninth goal of the season 2:05 into the second period. From the faceoff circle, Jon Jankus flung a shot toward net that was deflected by Ronan and flew over River Hawk goalie Peter Vetri's glove side to pull the teams even at 1-1.
"That was really an accident," said Ronan. "Jankus threw the puck to the net, and I was just hoping to deflect it toward the goalie and get a rebound, but the thing trickled through. I'll take it."
Lowell answered only 48 seconds later with a power play goal to make it 2-1. Cleve Kinley scooted a pass out to the point where Godoy gobbled it up and threw a wrister past Howard's glove. It was Lowell's third power play goal in its last 15 chances.
Derek Damon provided the equalizer 5:15 into the second. On a pass from Mike Hamilton, Damon one-timed a snap shot from just above the hash marks and found the top corner of the goal.
With time running down in the second, Ronan added his second goal of the game, this time shorthanded, to give the Black Bears the 3-2 lead for the first time. Jankus stole the puck away from the Lowell attacker at the blue line and tapped it to Ronan who flicked it between Vetri's glove and blocker pad with only one second remaining on the clock.
"I knew time was getting slim," said Ronan. "But that was actually the first time I ever beat a guy wide. I was trying to get it around him, and to have it go in was just a bonus."
"That was a big goal," said Whitehead. "That took the wind out of Lowell's sails and lifted up our team."
The River Hawks agreed Ronan's goal changed the nature of the game.
"Our shorthanded goal was a lot of hard work," said Lowell head coach Blaise MacDonald, referring to Tejchma's earlier score. "Their shorthanded goal was just a terrible, terrible turnover on our part."
"That was definitely a huge turning point," said Vetri. "We thought we had a lot of momentum going into the third period being on the power play, but before the time ran down, we gave up a horrible goal."
In the final period, Maine continued to pour on the pressure and bombard Vetri with shots. On the power play, Brent Shepheard added an unassisted tally that skidded past Vetri's stick 3:54 into the third. For Lowell, the goal was the first surrendered on the power play in five games. The River Hawks killed the previous 18 penalties it faced.
Maine increased its lead when Michel Leveille found the net 6:30 into the final period. Camped out in the high slot, Leveille corralled a pass from Moore and one-timed a slap shot to bring the score to 5-2.
With the man advantage, Godoy closed the gap, making it 5-3 on a long slapper just inside of blue line that beat Howard above his left shoulder. Godoy's second goal of the game came at 7:58 point of the third.
Lowell skated with a one-man advantage for the last 4:27 of the game after MacDonald pulled Vetri from the net. The River Hawks outshot the Black Bears 13-8 in the period and had numerous chances on Howard in the remaining minutes but failed to capitalize.
"We battled right to the end when we pulled our goalie," said MacDonald. "I even thought we put in a better effort tonight. But they were just able to define the game at the proper moments."
On the game, Howard stopped 31 of 34 shots for Maine while Lowell's Vetri also registered 31 saves on 36 attempts.
As a part of senior night, Maine's five fourth-year players were honored prior to the game and were given a chance to speak to fans after the contest as well. During the tenure of the current senior class, the Black Bears have compiled a 101-39-21 record, earned three NCAA births and made two trips to the National Championship game.
Ronan said he and his senior teammates didn't let the emotion get to them.
"We gave a hug to the family before the game and then just set aside the emotions after that," he said.
"We don't have any real superstars," Ronan said about his senior class. "We're just a bunch of blue-collar guys who go out and get the job done every night."
Next weekend, the teams will wrap up regular season conference action as Lowell travels to Merrimack for a Thursday night matchup and faces Providence at home on Saturday. Maine will head to Boston College for a pair.
"We have two big games next week," said Whitehead. "But we're excited about the challenge. We're clawing toward the NCAA tournament, and this win tonight was just one step along the way."
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FAIRFAX, Va. -- University of Iowa All-American Tony Ramos used a pair of late takedowns to defeat Virginia Tech's Devin Carter on Saturday night at the NWCA All-Star Classic.
Ramos, the top-ranked 133-pounder in the country, finished a single-leg takedown in sudden victory to earn a 5-3 decision over Carter in the 141-pound exhibition. Carter is ranked No. 3 at 141 pounds in preseason polls.
"I felt him break in the third," said Ramos. "He was worn out and I could see some hesitation. He gave a half-shot and I was able to get into the leg and finish."
Ramos scored first in the match, escaping early in the second period. Carter then answered with the first takedown of the match, catching Ramos' ankle for a 2-1 lead.
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The 48th annual NWCA All-Star Classic, presented by the United States Marine Corps, was hosted by the Patriot Center on the campus of George Mason University.
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OBJECTIVE: To measure plasma levels of angiopoietin-1 (Ang-1), angiopoietin-2 (Ang-2), and vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF) early after trauma and to determine their clinical significance. BACKGROUND: Angiopoietins and VEGF play a central role in the physiology and pathophysiology of endothelial cells. Ang-2 has recently been shown to have pathogenetic significance in sepsis and acute lung injury. Little is known about the role of angiopoietins and VEGF early after trauma. METHODS: Blood specimens from consecutive major trauma patients were obtained immediately upon arrival in the emergency department and plasma samples assayed for Ang-1, Ang-2, VEGF, markers of endothelial activation, protein C pathway, fibrinolytic system, and complement. Base deficit was used as a measure of tissue hypoperfusion. Data were collected prospectively. RESULTS: Blood samples were obtained from 208 adult trauma patients within 30 minutes after injury before any significant fluid resuscitation. Plasma levels of Ang-2, but not Ang-1 and VEGF were increased and correlated independently with severity of injury and tissue hypoperfusion. Furthermore, plasma levels of Ang-2 correlated with markers of endothelial activation, coagulation abnormalities, and activation of the complement cascade and were associated with worse clinical outcome. CONCLUSIONS: Ang-2 is released early after trauma with the degree proportional to both injury severity and systemic hypoperfusion. High levels of Ang-2 were associated with an activated endothelium, coagulation abnormalities, complement activation, and worse clinical outcome. These data indicate that Ang-2 is a marker and possibly a direct mediator of endothelial activation and dysfunction after severe trauma.
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|Item Type:
|Journal Article, refereed, original work
|Communities & Collections:
|04 Faculty of Medicine > University Hospital Zurich > Institute of Anesthesiology
|Dewey Decimal Classification:
|610 Medicine & health
|February 2008
|Deposited On:
|21 Oct 2008 08:48
|Last Modified:
|05 Apr 2016 12:30
|Lippincott Wiliams & Wilkins
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