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College Hockey:Huskies Pick Up Where They Left Off
Hartigan, Malone Key Offense For Nation's Top Team
ST CLOUD, Minn. — If the St. Cloud State Huskies picked up any bad habits over their holiday break, it didn't show on the ice Friday night as the nation's top-ranked team cruised to a 5-1 nonconference win over UMass-Amherst at the National Hockey Center.
Mark Hartigan scored twice. Ryan Malone added another two and Joe Motzko scored an amazing wraparound while falling to his backside as St. Cloud State improved to 18-2-1 on the year.
"This was an important game for us," said St. Cloud State head coach Craig Dahl. "It gave our guys a chance to see a different style of hockey that we aren't used to seeing."
The Huskies didn't come out of the gate playing like the game meant anything. They outshot the Minutemen 19-8 in the opening frame, but it wasn't until Hartigan's goal at the 11:22 mark that the Huskies came to life.
"We were a bit flat early," Dahl said.
UMass-Amherst tied it just 1:31 after Hartigan scored while the Huskies were down two men. Freshman forward Greg Mauldin knocked in his own rebound to send the teams to the dressing room tied at one.
Then the garbageman showed up.
Malone has made a living in front of the net over the past month or so, and his two second-period goals came in that fashion. Twice Derek Eastman took a shot that hit traffic, and on both occasions Malone was there to clean up the mess.
"I'm always trying to go to the net," said the 6-foot-4 forward from Pittsburgh, who has been playing with a cast on his arm for the past three weeks. "I just try and get in there and create some problems, and I have been lucky so far."
Hartigan scored his second on a wraparound late in the period to put the Huskies up 4-1 after two.
"They got up on us by a couple and we struggled after that," said Minuteman head coach Don Cahoon. "They are a good team though and the experience that we gained from playing them tonight will pay off in the end."
Motzko added his beauty in the third to make the score 5-1 and improve the Huskies' record over teams from the East to 3-0 on the year.
"We've seen Maine, Clarkson and now UMass," said Dahl. "We still have Providence and Brown left, so we can take these games and learn from them and use this experience down the road."
Cahoon's team has faced some of the toughest squads in the nation so far this year, and said that the Huskies could match up with any one of them.
"We've played Michigan State and they are a really good hockey team," he said. "That would be a good game, State vs. State, I would like to watch that one."
So would most of us.
The Minutemen have Saturday and Sunday off before facing Boston College at home on Monday. The Huskies return to action Saturday night as they host the U.S. National Development Team in an exhibition at the NHC.
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There was a season in my life when I hit the road for an endless numbering of years. As many of my friends and followers know, I was twisted up inside for a long time. Still am sometimes, though nothing as convoluted as those days when chaos ruled my heart and mind.
I left hearth and home many moons ago pursuing a dragon, chasing the dragon to be more exact, according to the mythos of a certain Anonymous Twelve Step group. I lived (or couched more like it) all over Northern Colorado, bouncing from place to place, sleeping where I should not have been sleeping, drinking when I should not have been drinking. I had even settled on a major geographical and jumped the state line runnin' from Johnny Law as a menace to society (and myself), ending up in the great and mysterious state of Oklahoma. I had had the normal cocktail of violations associated with alcoholic behavior at the time, nothing serious mind you (that is a laughable statement is it not? Hey, its progress not perfection)….Nothin' too serious, mind you; a DUI that never got resolved; probation violations and such, all of which are (Thanfully!) cleared up by God's Grace and the Weld County Judicial system and Hotel Emporium for wayward saps like myself.
As far as jails go, Weld County, Colorado has a particularly nice one with an abundance of time available for reading the Good Book, a score of bad books (specifically the Game of thrones series, sorry I hated that story) and folding socks. There are lots and lots of socks needin' to be folded up in there.
At the Weld County Hotel and Emporium they make these extremely cool entrees I like to call Gunslinger burritos, which of course I borrowed from Eddie Dean, a character out of Steven King's Dark Tower series. Gunslinger burritos are Dorito chips crunched up real fine. You take some of that fancy commissary Ramen and filter out the water. Mix those perfectly timed (in lock-up, time becomes a specialty) noodles in with the dry Dorito rub inside the conveniently provided bag and roll for like, thirty minutes…or until the grumpy guard gets tired of the guests loitering and congregating while drooling over one table, hoping for a handout because the green Boloney wasn't that satisfying…and chases you off to your quarters without television privileges. I felt more akin to a 9-year-old than a hardened criminal (chuckle)…but I digress.
It was a very long and more than strange trip so to speak, and I ended up seeing and experiencing a lot of things, mostly destructive and self-revealing…though, there were also rare glimpses of heaven as well along the way, when these eyes actually held enough clarity to see it when present…and of course look for it when it was not. We are not talkin' a strong blast of sunshine mind you, but a shimmer or vibration of hope dancing on a breeze, or a subtle revelation in a proverbial neighbor's eyes that held a promise of love, acceptance and serenity. The darkness, when descending, is more than deep and the duration of one's dark night of the soul is literally entwined to the level of pride one is desperately holding on to, and the measure of hope one can find is wrapped up in how well he/she can actually perceive of such a thing as hope.
Heaven always provides for us however, and sometimes…just sometimes…the doorway opens up just enough so a fella can see instead of having to rely solely upon a shadow of faith that has simply withered away.
Sometimes, people need to see hope…and sometimes, more often than we might think, God lets us.
Oklahoma, the place of my geographical retreat, turned out to be everything a man could want, as well as everything a man should run from as fast as possible. Considering it was me however, I dove right in to the fire with hardly a second thought, as a frosty moth to warm flame. Things got real bad real fast and before I knew it, I had gone all in with the whiskey bottle and was heading 90 mph down a dead man's curve. Shortly before that curve, just prior to the bottom dropping out, I found myself sitting outside on a hot sultry Oklahoma night complete with crickets, humidity, B. Paisley…and of course…a no-longer-full traveler of John Daniels.
I am of course, busy feeling sorry for myself as I literally had nothing left. Feeling sorry for oneself is a prerequisite of the Terminally Unique category and most addicts eventually excel at this skill. I work nights cooking doughnuts and rarely see the sun. A night off has blessed me with a pure vision of what hope could be, once one opens up the windows and clears out the air up in there so to speak, the eyes being the windows to the soul. I am listening to Brad Paisley and Allison Kraus as they lament my life in their Lullaby, singing to those of us still here...about those of us who have gone on to that great clearing at the end of the path. Pretty close to ending it myself, I had but to make the decision as the plan was already fermented and bubbling forth. I sit and ruminate while feeding on my sadness about all that I could conceivably break in my anger and fear, and indeed, had broken.
I am sitting there, now a frail and slight man, staring into a bottle of swirling honey brown liquid, losing myself in a deceptive promise of pain relief beneath a set of burning Tiki torches which cast a haze of heat and mirage in a futile attempt at keeping the bugs at bay…as well as the heaviness of night, just long enough for me to enter into my self-imposed oblivion where plaguing memories do not…well…plague.
A light catches my eye, more of a shimmer really, not far off in the distance of that sultry summer evening. In the darkness of my own impending insanity, I view a veritable wonder of nature, a show of living light and hope dancing on the border between this dark place I am at and quite possibly, the next. A great and seemingly ancient Cedar tree sits atop a small hill…
…it appears to be alive…
…Or rather, alight.
Sparks are dancing, coming together and growing apart within the protective arms of the aged Cedar. It seems the very stars of midnight have taken on life and intention, clothing themselves in a living luminescence beyond anything these eyes have ever seen, and have decided to reveal themselves on earth while sitting on the branches of an old Cedar, hundreds of them, just to flirt with my eyes. Fluid and with grace, earth bound angels weave and spin a show of light under the soft velvet canopy of the Cedar branches, dancing starlight blends together until one light has now become the greater for the joining with another, glowing in unison, weaving in flight and twirling around the others, never vacating the comfort and protection of the great fragrance of the tree.
I am mesmerized.
It was the very definition of serene. If there ever were a living definition of that word serene, it would be the image I have of that great old Cedar tree filled with flying light. In any mood something of this nature would have been a real gift, but this…that this Cedar could seemingly coax the stars from the sky was beyond me and of course, in my state at the time, was far too difficult to handle as my specific mood sitting at that table had been one of defeat.
I wept…
Dunno why really.
I just did.
…great sobbing tears that start deep in the mind, pressing forward, streaming down the cheeks to be captured by the wind and carried away to a virtual field, a field of rebirth, rest and care, where our sorrow and grief go to be buried deep within a fertile soil, fed by the well wishes and kind hearts of family and dedicated friends. My vision blurs as a veritable river of pent up frustration and resentment explodes from my eyes and heart, buried far too long inside my mind, festering and decaying, descending to the earth in an offering of sorts, an offering of memory…so that one day, far off and distant, what I had experienced in my dark sojourn would not be wasted…and that somehow and in some way, my life would retain value, that it would not have all been in vain, meaningless.
I wished upon those stars playing in that Cedar tree through watering eyes, though with my damp vision the tree with its many stars had become one shimmering angel star, in and of itself, a moving and gentle thing. I wished upon a nameless star of someone else's borrowed hope, far too distant for me to grasp or even comprehend at the time, though nonetheless, I still made the wish.
What came next is the substance of a book I am writing and of course, most of you will have to wait in order to know how things work out. What I want you to take from my spinning of this yarn so to speak, is this…
I gave up on hope, by choice, one time and one time only throughout my life. Here is a hint…It wasn't in jail where I literally had no freedom to do anything but what I was told to do by surly guards. Even then, I still had hope. Even then, I still believed that my life could have meaning, that what I had accomplished and what I had lived throughout my years might still have value. There are no walls outside of us that can contain us, only the walls we build within. I quit on myself and I quit upon life because that is the only choice I thought was available to me at the time, given the situation I was in. I gave in to the madness that had been threatening to overtake me and washed myself in the blood of the generations of my family and friends who had gone before me, refusing to accept their lessons.
Everything can be taken from a man but one thing; the last of the human freedoms - to choose one's attitude in any given set of circumstances, to choose one's own way. Victor Frankl
Hope is a funny thing, however. Hope only blossoms…after it has been planted. Hope, among all the myriad of other things, is a seed...a seed that must be buried in order to grow. Hope, in many respects, is a Phoenix; a crashing violent explosion of life after death. In order to gain its power, hope must embed within the powerless and it is in the admission of said powerlessness, that the seed can begin its life cycle anew, regardless and sometimes in spite of, all that we try to do to quell it.
…for when my vision watered over, when the crying was at its worst and the tree was brightly blurring, I saw the skein of my life; the heart and soul of who I was as an individual, a bright dancing thing vibrant and alive. I dreamt of a smile worth smiling and a life worth writing about. I wanted so badly to look into a mirror and not see the man I had become. Mirrors at that time, were anathema to me. I wished for my daughters to be successful, maybe even University where they could thrive, safely grown past their teen years. I dreamt of a park and a tree to sit under, watching my boy play at football, running free and fast. I dreamt of children all around me thriving and growing, maybe even teaching them a few things about what I had learned. I also dreamt of ministerial counseling, even sponsorship while sitting in an office, surrounded by books and such…writing my own book even. I dreamt of a day when I might be free of my burden, my darkness in addiction, a day when I might fly.
I dreamt of these things for quite a long time before I went to bed that night, taking from that vision of blurry fireflies as they created a new generation of light, a certain amount of joy, albeit distant; as I had no real hope of seeing my children again…I took from those visions a special kind of satisfaction in what could have been…
…if only things would have been different.
After the tide of grief subsided, I drank the last of the whiskey, went upstairs and made a promise to myself and to God that I would never sit out there and look at that tree again.
Not ever.
I haven't looked at that tree in my mind's eye for a very long time. What came after was too painful, too powerful and much too pure in the jagged edges and crystalline tower of endless glass bottles and broken dreams to even remember such a small gift as the mating season of fireflies, of light begetting light, not until recently of course, when I received an invitation to oversee my first wedding. When the question was asked of me, I thought to myself for a very long while as to why my answer was such an emphatic yes!
Why was I so eager to do something I had never done before or even dreamed about?!...
Yet I had.
Light begets light.
Hope begets hope.
Life is a fragile thing in many respects, and peculiar…but resting deep within and beneath all of the pain and heartache, within all of the endless nights of loneliness and self-imposed oblivion there is a seed, a seed of light. It's called life. What has been seen cannot be unseen no matter how hard we try to keep it from our waking minds and in fact, more than likely it is in spite of the lengths we will go to, to avoid our full potential… that our full potential tends to blossom regardless.
There are no real reasons why some die and some live. It is not within our power to know the unknowable. There are no guarantees for us, the children of the Sun. All we have is the power to choose, to choose a path other than the one that is destroying us. Light begets light, no matter how hard we try to avoid, deny or even quell it. The mating season of fireflies, the season of our creative hope, is just a glimmer within us and small, weak even. Especially in its dream state.
I want you to consider this… I posted that dream on Social Media quite some time ago, just after witnessing the dance of those fireflies. I now have children at Regis and the University of Colorado, respectively. My son plays football quite regularly with the Denver Bronco Youth League. I am counseling. I am sponsoring. I am ministering a small fellowship and I…
I have hope, again.
I am filled to the brim with hope about my future and the lives of those I care about and those that do in fact, care about me. I work with children in some way/shape/form on a daily basis, my own and those born of others.
And of course, the writing…Oh, the writing. These hands could not have asked for a better therapy, nor could have my heart. Instead of choosing to think on the darkness and the blood, instead of choosing to ruminate on the death and emotional decay…of blaring sirens and broken glass, instead of choosing to experience again the anger, shame and despair; instead of suffering through the insufferable by indulging in sad memory of sad times, I spend my days sharing the light given to me during that fantastic season, as brief as it was, of the joining of Light to light, during an endlessly tragic and dark night that a great Cedar tree captured the stars for me in order to preserve my tears and plant them deep within itself so that one day, I might see what it means to witness such a thing as the mating season of fireflies, after my tears have grown into serenity.
Hope my friends, is a choice.
Hope my Love, is alive.


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Mario Batali's The Chew Gets a Premiere Date
The food-focused talk show starts in September.
Yet more food television: ABC sends word that The Chew, the hour-long food-focused talk show to be hosted by Mario Batali and Michael Symon, will kick off on September 26th. The show will also feature Clinton Kelly, Carla Hall from Top Chef, and Daphne Oz. Showtime is 1 p.m. for all the stay-at-home types.


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tonne of bricks to fall.
- from 'My best friend, upstairs' (my own poem, read the rest here).
It's funny how memories of times, rather than events, can hide in your head and come sneaking back onto your face when you least expect it. This was never supposed to be a sad picture, but sometimes things show through that are supposed to be locked away. And sometimes pictures just come out differently than they were intended.
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ohhhhhh This Lipstick Like i & This picture is Fantastic
Thanks very much. I think I still have that lipstick! It's ancient but I can't bring myself to throw it away
beauty, i love the light and makeup
is soo Beautiful
beautiful colors! I love her eyeshadow design! ^.^
Wow, this is beautiful! I love the composition of this piece! Wonderful angle and crop. Dynamic and powerful. the lighting is really great also. Your artwork continues to amaze me!
Thanks very much. The lighting was really simple - just an off-camera flash-gun, from what I remember
It turned out great! Nevertheless! Simplest things can make awesome things!( that darned bike that made the rainbow. haha)
I am trying to understand the link between your description and your photograph. However, I have difficulty trying to...
Nevertheless, I interpret this as somewhat an attempt to return to a certain hidden beauty, unconsciously.
For the technical aspects, the lighting is exceptional. It shows great contrasts. The expression is subtle, yet crystal clear.
Nevertheless, I interpret this as somewhat an attempt to return to a certain hidden beauty, unconsciously.
For the technical aspects, the lighting is exceptional. It shows great contrasts. The expression is subtle, yet crystal clear.
The finishing touches to this incredible images are the eyebrow, and the inscription on the lipstick! Oh, I just went back and read the caption Sad? Interesting. To me, maybe a little pensive, more thoughtful.
Ah, I'd never seen the full photo before. Brilliant tattoo.
I wanted to read the poem.
I wanted to read the poem.
purple..... yummy! great shot, love it
And I'm all O: to the cool eyebrow. ^_^
And I'm all O: to the cool eyebrow. ^_^
Unlike any other.
Very lovely in all respects!
Very lovely in all respects!
How beautiful!
The colors are gorgeous... and your make-up looks FABULOUS! I wish I could put on eyeshadow like that!
I have just seen it ...perfect...
beautiful! really nice makeup!
Oh wow the tones in this are edible!
Love the purple!
Anyone who says only sunshine brings happiness, has never danced in the rain...
Anyone who says only sunshine brings happiness, has never danced in the rain...
Love the eyes, beautiful colours.
And the left(?) eyebrow is AWESOME.
And the left(?) eyebrow is AWESOME.
Thank you My left eyebrow is a tattoo. I forget when I post photos of myself here that not everyone knows that!
Your makeup is beautiful. Silly side note...I love how you mix up your copyright kind of making it a unique part of the picture.


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As I've written before, I play earnings and I play them pretty close to the end of the day. That can sometimes get tricky, as it did last night. I will try not to make that timing mistake again.
Tomorrow morning, earnings announcements from banking giant JP Morgan (JPM), ASML and Adtran (ADTN) are on tap. Before the closing bell today, I will take a look at the charts and see which way they are moving. Right now, JPM is all over the board, meaning that I cannot get any sense of which way it is moving. When that happens, it usually means that buyers and sellers are very much in sync. ASML and ADTN are looking strong, but don't jump in yet. Just like Anything Can Happen Day on the Mickey Mouse Club Show, so much can happen over the next 3 1/2 hours before the markets close.
If I can get a decent read on these three stocks at 1545 EDT, I will post them here on Examiner.com. But if you could do me a favor and follow up on my twitter account, SamuelPGomez. Things could literally change at the last minute, which is what happened last night with Fastenal. There was not enough time to post my change of heart here on Examiner.com, so I just posted directly to Twitter. These things move fast, but with my help, you should be able to stay ahead of it.
Now, as for my long call on AA (Alcoa), that may be one I will have to eat. As of 1224 EDT, it is not moving and still dropping, down almost $1.15. To be honest, even though the final half hour of trading signals looked bullish, in fact they were stagnant and yet were still part of a downward trend in Alcoa that started midday yesterday. My apologies, but as David Soul sang, Don't Give Up on Us, Baby. Not yet, please. Right now, I got one right and one wrong, and it's only the second day of earnings season.
There will be more to follow, to be sure. I will try not to crowd your inbox, but as always, you can follow me on Twitter. The button above should take you directly to my tweets.
Hope you did well with FAST, and here's to more money to made by Friday .... which should make for a very festive Friday Afternoon Club.


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I am trying to install postgres on EC2 / EBS. I am following this article and stuck at the following step.
sudo su -
su postgres -
/usr/pgsql-9.0/bin/initdb -D /pgdata
I cant find the initdb command located at the stated location, matter of fact i cant find the pgsql* directory at all under /usr folder.
Was this changed for Postgres 9.2 or is there an alternate command that would help me initdb?
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I know the folder pgsql-9.0 is version specific, so i was expecting to see more like pgsql-9.2 or similar.


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"THE WONDER OF EPHESUS" Top 5 Page for this destination Ephesus by whitecliff62
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After years of traveling to parts of Turkey, i finally got the chance to visit Ephesus, and i must say it was worth the wait. Ephesus is not what i really expected at all, i thought it would be like any other old site with piles of old rubble everywhere and everything looking the same. But i was so wrong, its so well preserved and intact, that when you walk down one of the beautiful Roman roads, you can almost imagine what it was like to have lived there all those centuries ago. Archeologists have been excavating Ephesus since 1863 (The first was John Turtle) and they have only just scratched the surface, in fact only 20% of Ephesus has ever been excavated. This is a huge site, so be prepared to do some very hard walking, we had a guided tour and without seeing a lot of what Ephesus had to offer but it still took 4 hours to get round it, and with the hot Turkish sun on your back it got very tiring towards the end. So having eventually seen Ephesus, i would surly reccommend any visitor to Turkey to not miss out on such a beautiful place as this. I hope you enjoy my pages
This is the upper agora leading down to the library of celsus, and the fantastic view of the landscape to the sea in the distance
- Pros:Its so well preserved, its like going back in time
- Cons:It gets extremely hot in Ephesus, and theres nowhere to shade from the sun
- In a nutshell:Worth every penny
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Hope to see this soon. We will be on our Mediterranean Cruise and this is one of our stops.
No idea on AQUADUCT NEAR EPHESUS either yet great shots of it you did! Maria
I believe that it's actually the Austrians that are doing the restoration and own the site. Thanks for sharing. Cheers,
suggest to change your sun glasses because I2ve been there too and of course there are toilets and sorry for your trouser and change also your temperature because by 140C you might have been grilled
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Excellent news !! Not only is it a very unsociable habit but butt ends litter our world, so it is good news
Your posts have brought Ephesus closer. Great job!!! Thanks
Yes, you wll ove Istanbul! Am hoping to visit Ephesus and loved your tips. Really fascinating and funny too.
So did you review the graphic in the walk which pointed to a certain profession that had a tunnel to the library?
Fascinating stuff, Cliffie. I hadn't realised the site was so large! Glad to read that the library has been earthquake-proofed at last.
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SPRINGVILLE 52, MAPLE MOUNTAIN 17: Dylan Slavens finished the game 7-for-9 for 159 yards and a pair of touchdowns to help Springville beat visiting Maple Mountain. Jerome Hendricks didn't find the end zone Friday night, but picked up 119 yards on 12 carries to lead all running backs. Jaren Hall finished the game 9-for-21 with two interceptions in the loss.
STANSBURY 49, MOUNTAIN VIEW 28: Alex Mackay had 13 carries for 235 yards and three touchdowns for the Stallions in the win over Mountain View. Josh Mulivai also contributed 10 carries for 152 yards.
AMERICAN FORK 58, WASATCH 7: American Fork took an early 20-7 lead heading into halftime, and never looked back. Jacen Condie completed a 63-yard pass to Benjamin Johnson late in the third quarter. Wasatch's only score was a 74-yard pass from Anderson Davis to Kayden Connor.
RICH 48, DIAMOND RANCH 21: Cache Sabey scored his first touchdown on a 47-yard run with time running down in the second quarter. McKay Jarman had a 65-yard rush into the end zone also getting the 2-point conversion.
JUDGE MEMORIAL 28, MORGAN 14: The Bulldogs clinched the region title with a strong defensive showing against Morgan. Offensively, Max Barnett had a strong game carrying the ball 10 times for 133 yards and two scores as the Bulldogs built a 28-7 lead before Morgan scored a late touchdown.
GRANTSVILLE 27, UNION 6: Ky Fisher had 27 yards rushing with three touchdowns to help the Cowboys get the win over Union on the road.
EMERY 51, CARBON 13: The Spartans scored 28 points in the third quarter to seal the home win over the Dinos and clinch the final playoff spot from the 3A North region. Marco Mota finished the game with 231 rushing yards, as Emery tallied 525 yards on the ground.
MANTI 34, CANYON VIEW 20: Bradley Sego led the Manti offense with 136 yards receiving along with 135 yards rushing and a touchdown. Lane Robbins contributed both on defense and special teams to help the Templars remain perfect in region play. Connor Aste tossed three touchdowns in the victory.
JUAB 20, RICHFIELD 12: After a scoreless first half, the Bulldogs came back to pick up the win over Richfield. Dalton Harmon rushed 23 times for 143 yards, and recovered two fumbles to contribute to the victory.
NORTH SANPETE 16, DELTA 14: Justin Lee split the uprights with a 37-yard field goal, his third of the night, to lift North Sanpete to the narrow victory over Delta. Brady Wheeler finished the game 19-for-26 with 182 yards and a passing touchdown. His favorite target Zack Lee hauled in eight catches for 84 yards. The loss snapped 38 consecutive playoff appearances for the Rabbits.
JUAN DIEGO 52, PARK CITY 7: Cole Nelson rushed for three touchdowns and threw for another, as Juan Diego ran away from visiting Park City. Jesse Springer finished with a pair of rushing TDs to help the Soaring Eagle complete the regular season undefeated.
TOOELE 53, BEN LOMOND 27: Ben Lomond rallied for 21 points in the final quarter, but it wasn't enough as the Buffaloes earned the win over the Scots.
DIXIE 28, SNOW CANYON 13: Ammaon Takau went 17-for-25 for 279 yards and three touchdowns to lead Dixie to the big win over rival Snow Canyon. Drew Batchelor hauled in 10 catches for 194 yards and two touchdowns, as the Flyers kept their region record perfect at 6-0 with the victory.
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Tips for Making Latkes for Hanukkah
After the Hanukkah candle lighting, it's time for singing songs and feasting on latkes. Learning how to make latkes is pretty easy; the cooking tips included here will help you make the best latkes for [more…]
How to Make Light and Crispy Potato Latkes
Ideal latkes (potato pancakes) are lacy and crisp — and this recipe delivers. Delicious potato latkes are always a hit at parties and dinners or as a savory snack. Serve them with applesauce, sour cream [more…]
How to Make Spicy Vegetable Latkes
Although potatoes are by far the most popular latke, you can make latkes from other vegetables, too. They become a welcome change during Hanukkah; not everyone wants to eat potato pancakes every day. [more…]
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Using corn in two ways ¯ as a puree and as whole kernels ¯ makes these latkes absolutely delicious. Corn latkes are incredibly quick and easy to prepare, too. You can make them ahead of your Hanukkah celebration [more…]
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U2 performed "Ordinary Love" and it was seriously electric. Bono sings with passion and emotion as if he were telling a story to the world through music. "Ordinary Love" was written by the group for "Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom" and is nominated for Original Song. U2's exclusive Oscar performance will be the first time the band will perform the song live.
U2 has sold more than 150 million records worldwide since its formation in 1976. The group has won 22 Grammy® Awards—more than any other band—and was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2005, its first year of eligibility. The band's 110-show, 26-month U2360° tour, which ended in July 2011, played to over 7 million fans in 30 countries on 5 continents and was the highest-grossing concert tour of all time. The band is currently in the studio working on a new album.
U2 - BRAVO for a beautiful and emotional performance. Standing Ovation well deserved.
And the three other nominated songs are "Happy" from "Despicable Me 2," "Let It Go" from "Frozen" and "The Moon Song" from "Her."


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All about Async/Await, System.Threading.Tasks, System.Collections.Concurrent, System.Linq, and more…
ConcurrentDictionary<TKey,TValue>, first introduced in .NET 4, is an efficient dictionary data structure that enables thread-safe reading and writing, meaning that multiple threads may all be accessing the dictionary at the same time without corrupting it. It supports adding through its TryAdd method, conditional updates through its TryUpdate method, non-conditional adds or updates through its indexer's setter, and removals through its TryRemove method, through which a key/value pair is removed if the user-provided key matches. It also has several compound methods, such as GetOrAdd and AddOrUpdate. Lately, however, we've seen several folks ask for further support on ConcurrentDictionary, that of removing a key/value pair only if both the user-provided key and value match the corresponding pair currently stored in the dictionary.
You want it, you got it! I mean, literally, you already have it. As with Dictionary<TKey,TValue>, ConcurrentDictionary<TKey,TValue> implements ICollection<KeyValuePair<TKey,TValue>>. ICollection<T> exposes a Remove<T> method, so ICollection<KeyValuePair<TKey,TValue>> has a Remove(KeyValuePair<TKey,TValue>) method. Dictionary<TKey,TValue> implements Remove such that it only removes the element if both the key and the value match the data in the dictionary, and thus ConcurrentDictionary<TKey,TValue> does the same. And as it's a concurrent data structure, ConcurrentDictionary<TKey,TValue> ensures that the comparison is done atomically with the removal. Tada!
Of course, just as with Dictionary<TKey,TValue>, ConcurrentDictionary<TKey,TValue> implements ICollection<KeyValuePair<TKey,TValue>> explicitly, so if you want access to this method, you'll need to first cast the dictionary to the interface. Here's an extension method to help you with that cause:
public static bool TryRemove<TKey, TValue>( this ConcurrentDictionary<TKey, TValue> dictionary, TKey key, TValue value){ if (dictionary == null) throw new ArgumentNullException("dictionary"); return ((ICollection<KeyValuePair<TKey, TValue>>)dictionary).Remove( new KeyValuePair<TKey, TValue>(key, value));}
Great post.
Thx Steve
thank you, this sure helps :)
We could never have figured out how to make a concurrent dictionary ourselves. Thank you Microsoft.
One thing I'm wondering is why is IDictionary<TKey, TValue>.Remove(TKey) implemented explicitly? Why doesn't it work they way it does with Dictionary? I.e. Dictionary implements the generic Remove() method the normal way and implements the non-generic one explicitly. ConcurrentDictionary implements them both explicitly. Unless I'm missing something, this means you have to cast in order to call it.
Jon, thanks for the question.
re: "Why doesn't it work they way it does with Dictionary?"
Because they're two different types designed for two different sets of scenarios. In a concurrent world, we saw most of the use cases being for situations where you knew you wanted to remove a particular key, regardless of the value. That's what the public TryRemove enables. We of course still wanted to enable ConcurrentDictionary<,> to be used as an IDictionary<,> and to support everything it supports, but we didn't want to confuse the public API of folks directly using ConcurrentDictionary<,>. If you only care about the underlying interfaces, you can just make your variables of that type, and then you'll see the facade you're looking for.
Thanks for your explanation, Stephen!
But regarding your comment that "we saw most of the use cases..." It's understandable, and you might be right, but isn't that suggesting that ALL classes should ONLY contain methods to support "most of the use cases?"


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ANIKETOS and ALEXIARES were two minor Olympian gods who presided over the defence of fortified towns and citadels. Their names mean respectively "the unconquerable one " and "he who wards off war." They were sons of Herakles, born after the hero's ascension to Olympos, and his marriage to the goddess Hebe.
The pair may have been regarded as the gatekeepers of Olympos, a role which was often assigned to their immortal father. The were probably the same as the "Princes," two boy-god sons of Herakles, worshipped in the town of Thebes. In Aiskhylos' play the Seven Against Thebes, Zeus is invoked as Alexeterios by the defending Thebans.
Pseudo-Apollodorus, Bibliotheca 2. 158 (trans. Aldrich) (Greek mythographer C2nd A.D.) :
"[Herakles] achieved immortality, and when Hera's enmity changed to friendship, he married her daughter Hebe (Youth), who bore him sons Alexiares and Aniketos (Anicetus)."


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College Hockey:Dowe Breaks Tie in Third, Plattsburgh Moves to Semis
Sundberg Makes 75 Saves on Weekend; Cardinals Eliminate Panthers Again
MIDDLEBURY, Vt. — Paul Dowe netted the game-winner late in the third period, and Niklas Sundberg turned away 33 shots Saturday night as Plattsburgh topped Middlebury 5-2 to earn a sweep of the Panthers in their NCAA quarterfinal series.
Despite outshooting Plattsburgh 78-49 in the series, Middlebury could not find the back of the net, going 0-for-13 on the power play. Plattsburgh advances to the NCAA semifinals next weekend at a site to be determined Sunday.
Plattsburgh opened the scoring just 2:52 into the game as Peter Ollari one-timed a Brandan Hodge pass for a power-play goal from the left faceoff circle. The Cardinals then took a 2-0 lead with some nifty passing as Bryan Murray found Jason Kilcan for a one-timer on the doorstep with 3:59 left in the second period.
The Panthers finally solved Plattsburgh netminder Niklas Sundberg 3:02 into the third period when Scott Goldman scored after poking at the puck in the crease area.
The Panthers had a chance to tie the game just a few minutes later, but Jack Kennedy's shot on a breakaway hit the top crossbar. Nevertheless, Ryan Constantine tied the game at 13:56 as his shot from the left point deflected into the net off a Plattsburgh defender.
Just 58 seconds later, Dowe gave the Cardinals the eventual winner as he ripped home a slapshot from the top of the right faceoff circle.
Rob Retter and Ryan Wilson added empty-netters to seal the win.
Christian Carlsson made 19 saves in goal for Middlebury.
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Firefighters responded to a structure fire on the county's northeast side around 5:15 p.m. Sunday after a brush fire got out of control. When emergency responders arrived, an out building on the property in the 9100 block of East CR 900N in Wilkinson was engulfed in flames. The owner was burning a brush pile, which spread to the building, firefighters said. Firefighters from Wilkinson, Charlottesville, Shirley and Adams Township (of Madison County) responded to the fire. Firefighters had the blaze under control within about a half hour. No one was injured.
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WiFi Apple iPad available in China on September 17th
China Unicom may have gotten the iPad 3G exclusive in China, but it looks like the non-3G, WiFi only versions of the iPad will not be sold by China's second largest carrier.
They will, however, be sold directly by Apple through its Apple Retail Stores in China, starting on September 17th at 10 am.
The Apple stores will offer a free setup service to everyone who buys an iPad, helping people customize their new iPad by setting up email and loading apps. There will also be special iPad workshops to help customers learn more about the tablet they've just bought.
The 16GB version of the WiFi-only iPad will cost CNY 3988 (approximately $590), the 32 GB version will be CNY 4788 ($709) and the 64 GB version will be CNY 5588 ($827). Nice to see Apple overuse the number "8", which is supposed to be a very lucky number in China.
As for the 3G-enabled iPads, there's still no word from China Unicom or Apple as to when they will launch in the Chinese market, but that may also happen at some point this year.
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I'll be 9 weeks tomorrow, and can't believe we have to wait until 17-20 weeks to find out the sex. I'm already dying to know!! Anyone else feeling the same way? My intiution tell me a boy. I also read a low heartbeat is normally a boy, any other wives tales just to get me along the next couple of weeks!
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I thought for sure I would've been having a boy but surprise found out it was a girl at 16 weeks(:
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Well I'm only 9 weeks as of today, but I took the baking soda test yesterday which resulted in a girl. My intuition is also telling me girl and my two best friends are thinking girl too! But the Chinese gender chart (which is supposed to be really accurate) is saying boy. I would be happy either way, but I guess we'll see!


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Saturday, December 18, 2010
My favorite music to get creative by... or to relax, groove or meditate
When I take a trip, I often take my iPod nano and this great sounding super cheap ($20!) Altec Lansing Ultraportable Speaker. While I love a wide variety of music, (from disco to swing to metal) I especially love my collection of ambient, world, lounge, new age, down tempo, chill, etc. This is the music I play when I write, draw, paint or meditate. Since people are always asking me about my music, I thought I'd put together a list of my favorites in thiese genres. Each of these covers is a link back to Amazon and they will mostly all have sound samples to play. I've tried to include links to MP3 versions of these CD's as they are usually about $1 cheaper than iTunes. Enjoy!
Posted by Stephanie "Biffybeans" Smith at 11:38 AM
Labels: ambient, biffybeans, chill, creativity, downtempo, lounge, meditation, Music, new age
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- writingandscribbling said...
I like listening to Phish and The Dead for inspiration.
- December 19, 2010 at 9:39 AM
- B Irwin said...
Thanks for the links. I see some intriguing possibilities.
Have you discovered Beats Antique or Delhi 2 Dublin?
- December 25, 2010 at 5:08 PM
- Biffybeans said...
WritingandScribbling - Nice!
Beth - no, I haven't heard of those 2. Going to listen now. I am always looking for new music, but find it difficult to find things I love. I buy digital music and I get frustrated at buying things I can't resell (once I'm bored with it) so I'm really picky with what I buy.
- December 25, 2010 at 10:42 PM
- Angie said...
You should try www.last.fm - you can put in your favorites and have it suggest new ones based on the ones you like. It's free!! I have found lots of new music this way.
- March 20, 2011 at 10:51 PM
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJINDICES:^DJI) was up more than 65 points as of 11:30 a.m. EDT, with its gain Monday dipping as the morning wears on. Software giant Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) was one of the best-performing Dow components. Not all tech stocks, however, were benefiting -- across the board, shares of nearly all Chinese Internet companies were posting notable declines, including Baidu (NASDAQ:BIDU), Sohu.com (NASDAQ:SOHU), and Weibo (NASDAQ:WB).
Pending home sales rise
Perhaps helping to fuel the Dow Jones' rally on Monday, the National Association of Realtors reported that on a month-over-month basis, pending home sales rose 3.4% in March. Economists had only anticipated an increase of 1%.
Better than expected home sales suggests a stronger than expected U.S. economy. But investors shouldn't put too much stock in Monday's data -- last week, a number of housing indicators missed expectations, suggesting that the U.S. housing market is, at best, choppy.
Microsoft scores a win with the courts
Microsoft shares rose 2.5% after the Supreme Court declined to hear a case against the company. Norvell had sued Microsoft for $1 billion on issues related to its handling of Microsoft Word 95. The courts had ruled in Microsoft's favor, but Norvell appealed all the way to the nation's highest court; its decision not to hear the case effectively results in a win for the Windows maker.
Also of note, Microsoft reported that there was a security issue with its Internet Explorer browser. Initially, this might be viewed as a negative, but strangely it could work out well for Microsoft. While the company will patch the issue, the fix will not come for PCs still running Windows XP. Any stragglers that were still using Microsoft's ancient operating system (more than you might think) could be incentivized to upgrade.
The Chinese government clamps down
Shares of Baidu, Sohu, and Weibo all posted losses of more than 6% early in the session.
Sohu, in particular, was effected by a disappointing quarter. While analysts had looked for Sohu to report a loss per share of $1.04, the company reported a loss of $1.26 -- a fairly significant gap. On a positive note, revenue of $365.3 million was in line with analysts' expectations, but the company projected another loss for the current quarter.
Sohu's poor results may have weighed on Baidu and Weibo, given that they're in the same sector, but the losses were likely amplified by news of more stringent regulation. The Chinese government clamped down on the Internet broadcast of U.S. television shows, some of which were officially streamed on websites owned by Baidu and Sohu. Regulators also targeted Internet pornography, threatening to pull publishing licenses.
Stricter regulation from the Chinese government poses an obvious risk to these companies, though to what extent remains to be seen. Still, the sell-off seems justified given that these stocks are historically volatile, experiencing relatively strong shifts regularly.
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All the way from Japan, the talented and beautiful Yoshie Morino in Hollywood.
Please introduce yourself to the readers of Examiner:
Hi my name is Yoshie Morino and I was born in Japan. I am an artist and actress currently furthering my career in Los Angeles.
How and when did you first get into performing?
Well, I believe my very first play I was in,was when I was in kindergarten. It was a Christmas play and I was one of the lead roles. Then during elementary school in Japan, I auditioned for a prestigious theater group in Tokyo called The Himawari Theater. I was accepted for the role in theater, then additionally television, and modeling. I remember I was a very sensitive child and evolved with emotion quite deeply, from a young age. I appreciated each individual's uniqueness. I was a very deep thinker and questioned the existence of life and how people thought and felt. I feel like this trait propelled me into acting.
Who were some of your biggest inspirations?
My mother is one of my biggest inspirations. She is a very wise person.
What kind have training have you done?
I have trained in theater, musicals, and taken private coaching. I think it is very important to keep learning and improving our skills and always to always try to better ourselves.
What has been your favorite role to play so far?
Well, favorite role... hmmm??? I think Lady in "Shakespeare Sonnet."
What projects do you have coming up?
I have a few projects that are lined up and one of them involves me- not only as an actress, but also as a producer which I am very excited about.
Who would be your ideal co-star and why?
There are so many amazing actors I would love to work with. Meryl Streep, Kate Winslet, Matt Damon, Leonardo Di Caprio… just to name a few: they all are very deep, versatile and sensitive performers.
What are your plans for the future?
I would love to continue acting and also producing films.
What is your advice to aspiring performers?
I would say, follow your intuition. I would probably advise others to not let critics become your internal voice. There will be many of those who come into our lives who try to discourage us, you cannot take it personally. Always be ready for that unexpected opportunity. Keep pushing, life is all about learning and loving what you are doing. It may not be easy, but the result is so worthwhile.


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November 3, 2012
by Darcy Uttech
50 years ago
Thursday, November 1, 1962
The regular Village Election for the Village of Fulda will be held the first Tuesday after the first Monday in December, that being December 4, 1962, at the village hall between 9 a.m. and 8 p.m.
John Goettig, 10-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Goettig, had the misfortune of running into a car on Friday afternoon. John received 16 stitches in his head and 3 in his leg.
Marvin Kleve remains in Sioux Valley Hospital rather discouraged, but haling slowly. He is now having whirlpool treatment on his leg.
Bursitis can be prevented this winter if you treat it as you would a new, expensive car - warm it up slowly and give it time to get fully lubricated before you race the motor.
Tom Hammond had a narrow escape Friday when picking corn alone on his farm. His mounted picker caught fire and its gas tank exploded. Mr. Hammond was vainly trying to suffocate the fire with shovels of earth to save the corn when Mrs. Greg Mathias noticed the smoke and called the fire department.
Eleen Kuehl and Carl Wysocki announce their engagement. The wedding will take place on December 29th in Minneapolis.
Joan Kuehl and Don Kramer announce their engagement. A December wedding is planned.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kaiser are the parents of a daughter born Monday in Worthington.
A daughter, Gwen, was born on Thursday to Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Herrmann.
30 years ago
Thursday, November 4, 1982
Syd Halverson became the first women to be elected to the Fulda City council with 504 votes. A total of 616 voters turned out in Fulda. Emery Beckman won the second council seat with 397 votes. Incumbent Wally Getzel was defeated with 231 votes. Incumbent Craig Shea ran unopposed for mayor with 494 votes.
Deputy Ron McKenzie defeated incumbent Sheriff Jack Lewis by less than 100 votes.
A home owned by Jerry Clark was destroyed by fire Saturday in Avoca. Mr. Clark escaped without injury but the Avoca firemen could not save the home.
Minnesota conservation officers handled a record number 11,749 car-killed deer last year and is advising motorist to take caution this season.
Dale Sandberg was recently named District 8 volleyball Coach of the Year.
Nearly 100 Fulda youngsters crammed in the city hall Sunday evening to take part in a Halloween party sponsored by the Jaycee Women.
Pastor and Mary Menk announce the arrival of Joshua Gerald on October 31st. Grandparents include Archie and Hope Menk and Fred and Elizabeth Wolf.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Isder are proud to announce the birth of their daughter, Kelli Lynn born October 14. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Rimer Isder and Mr. and Mrs. Max Ohlson.
Clancy C. Olson passed away on October 27th at the age of 65 years old.
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Seven weeks ago when the filing period for city offices expired, it appeared that there were no willing takers for the post of mayor. Since then two men have come to the fore as write-in candidates, Bill Cuperus and Gary Holden. Running for City Council are Harold Busch, Barb Sandhurst and Ron Kellen.
Nine-year-old Steven Leske, author of two books, brings his stories to life with the help of Fulda elementary students who act out the parts of knights, princesses and dragons.
The Fulda Firemen and Ambulance crews teamed up for a mock accident this past week.
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TC, CHARLES DICKENS, AND JOHN FORSTER TO THE EDITOR OF THE TIMES ; 8 February 1856; DOI: 10.1215/lt-18560208-TCCDJF-EOT-01; CL 31: 25-26
Athenaeum Club, Pall-mall, Feb. 8 [1856]
Sir,—On behalf of such of your readers as took interest in the subscription for Samuel Johnson's goddaughter, the aged Miss Lowe, and her sister, which was set on foot in November last, will you permit us to announce that the same is about to close?
The sum raised is still but a little over 250l.; but, on the other hand, the price of such a life annuity as was proposed proves cheaper than we anticipated; and in addition to this there has been a lucky chance come to help us somewhat. Mauritius Lowe, Miss Lowe's father, is now discovered to have been the benevolent painter by whom Turner, at that time a barber's boy, was first recognized, befriended, and saved to art, in return for which fine action an ardent and renowned admirer of Turner1 (whose name we need not indicate further) desires to gratify himself by bestowing henceforth 5l. annually on the Misses Lowe, and permits us to publish his resolution, if that can make it more binding. So that, on the whole, there is now as good as an "additional annuity of 30l.," which was our minimum limit, secured for these aged ladies; and thus, by one means and another, our small problem can be considered as done.
One fact must not be omitted. There has been no soliciting, nor shadow of such, anywhere used in this matter. The sum gathered has altogether fallen voluntarily. Very sincerely we beg to thank our fellow-contributors, and dismiss the little transient assemblage with a kindly farewell.
The subscription-books at Messrs. Coutts's, Strand, and at Messrs. Grote and Prescott's, 62, Threadneedle-street, City, will continue open until Wednesday, the 12th of March. After Wednesday, the 12th of March, they will be closed, and the net amount will then promptly be invested in the form of life annuity for the Misses Lowe,—we expect, in the Mitre Insurance-office, 23, Pall-mall,—and, so soon as that operation is complete, the list of subscribers will be published in The Times.
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Ive only used Don Hume and Galco iwb holsters so far. And I really like my king-tuk.
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Ive only used Don Hume and Galco iwb holsters so far. And I really like my king-tuk.
Milt Sparks (SS2H) Summer Special II...horsehide!
For AIWB it's Dale Fricke's Archangel, IWB is Milt Sparks SSII.
Quest holsters are very comfortable and fairly inexpensive.
Remora, all day every day
Galco Royal Guard is used for my edc so that's what I voted for.
Sparks. Prefer the SSII.
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Love my Crossbreed Supertuck. Comfortable (have the horsehide version), adjustable, conceals nicely, secures the firearm well, easy draw (holster doesn't move), reholsters with confidence. Not sure what else you'd want.
I have holsters from a number of makers on the given list. I chose Alessi as I do prefer their CQC/S for OWB carry of my G19 and G23. However, I own more Sparks VM2s and 5 Shot Leather holsters than any other brand.
Kholster is not listed and that is my favorite. Priced right and as good as the best.
I used a Kholster Crescent. There are a highly underrated holster. I think people think there cheap because of the price (which has gone up). But the reality is they use very good grade leather, heavy duty Kydex and hardware and are IMO more comfortable than the other Hybrid IWBs I've tried. That being said I'm always open to trying more.
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Crossbreed Supertuck
N82 Tactical IWB Sub-Compact
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On the day after a patch hits the realms, the jewelcrafting market provides many frustrations...
Which one of my crafters is going to make the most money? Did i put enough materials away to ride
the wave of buyers to it's maximum? How will I find the best way to replenish stock? Is the elementium shuffle still valid at the inflated stack prices for ore? Can I buy enough stock of blank gems to fill orders.
Inferno rubies sold out on many markets faster than people could restock the shelves. Whether they
were cut or in raw form, blank searches for inferno rubies were continual. Same with many of the other colors (ember topazs and demoneyes seemed to be in the same predicament).
Across the board, realms saw the depletion of the inferno rubies stock piled go quickly. Six slots to stack their main statistic causes a lot of sales. Not to count the need by multiple alternate toons etc. Also included in this rush was the mass amount of shadowspirit diamond orders needed to be filled.
The problem with this issue is what could the jewelcrafter and alchemist combination use to maximize their profits? With the stacks of elementium and obsidium ore dwindling, the JC shuffle became much more expensive On my server some of the ore stacks were going for over 250 a stack at it's highest. The basic gems were going for obscene amounts (40g a piece of jaspers, hessonites going for almost 50 and carnelians at 80g per). Is transmuting inferno rubies and ember topaz the more economical way to use materials? Would it be best to transmute shadowspirit diamonds (3 of each common gem needed) or transmute the rare gems that were selling and then wait for the market to balance itself and then sell inventory of the excess common and rare gems?
No doubt both would make large amounts of money. You could easily just transmute the hessonites, carnelians and even alicites into their respective gems with the needed herbalism materials and make a profit. Or take all of them and transmute the respective shadowspirit diamonds. At its heights on Tuesday and Wednesday on many servers even just listing the basic gems themselves you could make mass amount of gold.
So lets do a quick math review:
Assuming you are a transmute specialist (you did remember to change over before the more expensive
quest costs were put into effect right?), you need 3 of each of the low level gems.
*these were basic figured from theunderminejournal.com. As always your server may vary*
3 - hessonite (40g+ selling raw)
3 - nightstone (40g+ selling raw)
3 - carnelian (60g+ selling raw)
3 - alicite (20g+ selling raw)
3 - zephyrite (15g+ selling raw)
3 - jasper (20g+ selling raw)
Doing the math, crafting two shadowspirits you ended up with around 400g+ in materials. That split to somewhere around 220g per diamond. Now on my server the main shadow spirits were selling consistantly for around 360g per cut diamond.
Lets look at the transmutes we have available.
3 hessonites per transmute (@40g x 3 needed)+ 3 cinderbloom (@2g) =136 per ember topaz
3 carnelian per transmute (@60g x 3 needed)+ 3 heartblossom (@4g) = 192 per inferno ruby
3 alicite per transmute (@20g x 3 needed) + 3 + 3 Whiptail (@2g) = 66 per amberjewel
3 zephyrite per transmute (@7g x 3 needed) + 3 Azshara's Veil (@2g) 28 per ocean sapphire
3 jasper per transmute (@20g x 3 needed) + 3 Stormvine @3g) = 69g per Dream Emerald
3 nightstone per transmute (@40g x 3 needed) + 3 Twilight Jasmine (3g) 120g per Demonseye
You can continue down the list, and accepting the idea of variance between server fluctuations. It
begins to come into light that the best way to maximize your profits is to transmute to the individual
rare items and cut them for a profit. Even sales of the raw rare gems tend to hold onto this idea
for now.
A third option is just to sell the materials in their raw state. This ends up being the quickest, because it lists items without any crafting necessary. But it also is the most limited in profit making. You are susceptible to the rises and falls of the market.
Later on as the patch continues, there will be a leveling out of the market. Shadowspirit diamonds will begin to catch up and become the leading profit margin. Elementium ore is already beginning to catch up from the large burst of need, and many of the common gems will start to come down to a regular price. As more and more jewelcrafters become comfortable resuming their normal crafting progression, resuming their elementium/obsidium shuffle. Pyrite ore on many markets didn't take as big of a nosedive as some had speculated. Since there was multiple markets to relieve the stockpiles of pyrite ore (bars, transmutes, crafting ) it didn't shock the market as expected. The possibility that an emptying of pyrite inventory later on in the next couple of weeks may also drive down many of the gem markets.
The need for the inferno rubies and ember topaz cuts, as well as the other colored gems will equal out to levels similar to what they were at the end of patch 4.2. If you keep these basic math formulas in your head, then you will be ready for the switch and still keep on riding the profit wave.
Just keep a mental tally of how much you are putting into each transmute, and decide which one will make you more profit. For now the obvious choice on most servers is going to be the transmuting the inferno rubies, ember topazs and other rare colored gems. But be ready for the momentum shift to come.
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TenOverSix's corner space on Beverly Boulevard stacks shoes on chairs suspended on the wall from Maloles, Eileen Shield for Zero+Maria Cornejo, Opening Ceremony, Bess and Matt Bernson. Apparel from Bodkin Brooklyn, Electric Feathers, Rachel Comey and Vivienne Westwood Anglomania, while bag lines by Acne, Alexander Wang, Rachel Nasvik, Martine Sitbon, Life with Bird and Hayden Hartnet populate the rest of the space in between the magazines and books.
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ZF-7049: Zend_Soap_Server incompatible with Visual Studios .NET Client
Not sure if this is a bug, new feature or improvement...
I have come across an incompatibility that the Soap Server has with the .NET Soap Client. When loading a WSDL generated by Zend_Soap_Autodiscover as a Web Reference in Visual Studio, if there are no objects/complex types in the WSDL signature, then that WSDL is not loaded successfully. I found that the problem is when "types" tag and "xsd:schema" tag, inside that, is missing from the WSDL. It must be there and empty at the least:
I found that putting a call to $this->addSchemaTypeSection(); in the Zend_Soap_Wsdl::__construct() fixed this.
Is this seen as a bug in Visual Studio or is it a shortcoming of Zend_Soap_Autodiscover and Zend_Soap_Wsdl? And either way should there not be a work around to ensure compatibility with .NET?
In our company we have to be sure that our web services are consumable (and easy to use) by .NET clients. For now my work around will be to have a dummy method that has an object as a parameter, though this is not optimal.
Bulk change of all issues last updated before 1st January 2010 as "Won't Fix".
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Ehrbar, M; Sala, A; Lienemann, P; Ranga, A; Mosiewicz, K; Bittermann, A; Rizzi, S C; Weber, F E; Lutolf, M P (2011). Elucidating the role of matrix stiffness in 3D cell migration and remodeling. Biophysical Journal, 100(2):284-293.
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Reductionist in vitro model systems which mimic specific extracellular matrix functions in a highly controlled manner, termed artificial extracellular matrices (aECM), have increasingly been used to elucidate the role of cell-ECM interactions in regulating cell fate. To better understand the interplay of biophysical and biochemical effectors in controlling three-dimensional cell migration, a poly(ethylene glycol)-based aECM platform was used in this study to explore the influence of matrix cross-linking density, represented here by stiffness, on cell migration in vitro and in vivo. In vitro, the migration behavior of single preosteoblastic cells within hydrogels of varying stiffness and susceptibilities to degradation by matrix metalloproteases was assessed by time-lapse microscopy. Migration behavior was seen to be strongly dependent on matrix stiffness, with two regimes identified: a nonproteolytic migration mode dominating at relatively low matrix stiffness and proteolytic migration at higher stiffness. Subsequent in vivo experiments revealed a similar stiffness dependence of matrix remodeling, albeit less sensitive to the matrix metalloprotease sensitivity. Therefore, our aECM model system is well suited to unveil the role of biophysical and biochemical determinants of physiologically relevant cell migration phenomena.
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