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According to the latest poll, released Friday evening, measuring support in the U.S. Senate race in Georgia, Democrat Michelle Nunn leads her Republican challenger David Perdue by seven points. The survey was conducted by the Landmark Communications firm for WSB-TV.
The results of the poll show Nunn with 47 percent of the vote, Perdue with 40 percent, and Libertarian Amanda Swafford with 3 percent. Just 10 percent were still undecided, according to the survey. The poll included 600 "active Georgia voters" and has a +/- 4 percent margin of error.
This outcome is quite surprising, considering that Nunn polled more than six points behind Perdue less than two weeks ago. But the Landmark Communications firm said they were very thorough in the survey, which included live interviews and cell phone numbers.
The WSB-TV political analyst Bill Crane said that Perdue appears to be losing support among women, and according to the poll Perdue has 34 percent of the female vote to Nunn's 52 percent. Perdue leads among men by just seven points.
Crane said that Perdue will have to find a way to appeal to women, while Nunn's biggest issue will be getting black Democrats to come out and vote. Nunn is certainly facing quite a challenge in appealing to black voters, yet staying far enough from President Barack Obama who is not very popular among the general population in Georgia.
Nunn and Perdue just had their first debate on Thursday, and that's where Nunn distanced herself from the President by criticizing his immigration and military policies. Nunn has been defining herself as a centrist who looks beyond partisan lines to do what's best for Georgians.
Both Nunn and Perdue are new to politics and both come from political families. Nunn, the CEO of a nonprofit Points of Light, is the daughter of former U.S. Senator Sam Nunn (D). Perdue, the former CEO of Reebok and Dollar General, is the cousin of former Georgia Governor Sonny Perdue (R).


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The practice was the 22nd of fall camp for the Crimson Tide. Alabama will continue preparations on Friday and Saturday and then take Sunday off before diving into the first game week of the season.
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This vise was one of the first true rotary vises to break the $100 price barrier, and has won a loyal following. Most parts of the vise are made of molded Delrin resin, a very strong, lightweight material that makes the vise easy to carry and store. The steel jaws hold hooks ranging from size 28 up to 2/0 securely. The vise stem has a diameter of 10mm (0.393 inch) and is adjustable up to a full 6 1/2 inch and has a C-clamp base. A bobbin rest and instruction DVD are included.
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Reviewer: A viewer from Davis, IL US
With so many reviews already written, You do not need my comments on the operation of this vise. It probably may not outperform some of the $3-500 engineering masterpieces in all applications. I give it 4 stars for functionality and another star for economy. There are two things that the other reviews do not mention.
First, with little or no work the vise can easily be reconfigured for four custom applications. The standard configuration works for day to day tying and is convertable to left hand mode. The Midge configuration gives the tyer a standard 45 degree angle non-rotary jaw with access all around the hook. The extension arm configuration provides the room needed for flies with long wings or tails. The "Clouser" configuration provides a parallel jaw if one does a lot of Clousers. While other vises require shaft extensions that cost $50 or more, the Danvise requires drilling just one hole in the coulet.
Second, ever since getting the vise, I have recieved excellent service and advice from Al and Gretchen Beatty the national distributors. They are easily contacted by eMail. The Danvise has stood the test of time.
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Reviewer: A viewer from Oak Hill, WV US
This is the first and, so far, the only vise I've owned or used. Overall it does very well for me. I tie smaller size 18 trout flies up to size 1 bass flies and it holds all sizes of hooks securely.
It comes with a DVD to show you how to use it, but unless you're a beginner there isn't really any use in watching it.
I've thought about upgrading to a nicer vise but can't justify the reasoning or the price as this vice has always performed very well for me. I would recommend this for beginners and more seasoned tiers alike.
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After reading lots about the Danvise, I decided to order one as a backup. It was exactly as I expected given the reading I had done. It is lightweight, but don't let that tell you that it can't be a great vise. If it were stolen, I would order another without even thinking. Thanks JS!
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I've been using the DanVise for more than 3 years. I love it. It has very high quality cam operated jaws that have not suffered a ding from a hook in all the time I've been using it. The rotary action is very smooth and will stay put where you want it to stay.
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I heard some mention this as a starter vise, but in my opinion it is an excellent tool. I've been tying for more than 30 years my first vise was a Universal Rotary. So I am very familiar with and use all the rotary functions of the vise.
It is truly a great vise and I recommend it to everyone who is looking for a quality vise with a reasonable price.
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The annual Soup Kitchen Scramble was held at Oglebay's Crispin Center recently.
The tournament, which was sponsored by Bordas & Bordas, attracted a large field of golfers.
The championship was won by the foursome of Mike Anthony, Jake Fullerton, Tom Gaudio and Central Florida-bound golfer Thadd Obecny II. They combined for a round of 51, which is 20 under par.
The second-place award went to the team of Rennie Minor, Dave Reasbeck, Gary Young and Larry Blake. That squad posted a 18-under par round of 53. Third place was posted by Andy Poe, Todd Antill, Scott Hick and Doug Richardson at 12-under.
The top two teams also had a skin to win the skins game. Both eagled one of the two par fives, which are holes 8 and 9.
The second annual Oil and Gas Outing will be held at Belmont Hills Country Club on Monday, June 30.
The event is held to "show appreciation and awareness to the oil and gas industry."
The event will begin with a 10 a.m. shotgun start and registration gets under way at 8 a.m. The entry fee is $675 a team, which includes golf, lunch, dinner, beverages on the course, prizes, special events and an open bar at the completion of play.
The event will benefit the Harmony House Children's Advocacy Center, which works to strengthen the community's response to child abuse.
The golf portion of the event will also feature skins, mulligans and raffles. Sponsorships are also available for the event.
For more information, or to register a team, please contact Ron Baker at Belmont Hills CC at 695-2263.
Club Professional Ron Baker is once again sponsoring junior clinics throughout the summer for aspiring golfers.
The clinic will start on June 3 and will include nine sessions with the last coming on Tuesday, July 1.
The cost of the clinic is $125 for BHCC members and $150 for non members.
The complete schedule for the clinics is as follows: Tuesday, June 3; Wednesday, June 4; Friday, June 6; Tuesday, June 10; Wednesday, June 11; Tuesday, June 17; Wednesday, June 18; Monday, June 23 and Tuesday, July 1.
All class times will be assigned on Sunday, June 1 and the golf pro shop will contact all of the participants with their scheduled times.
The third annual Thomas R. Dowler Memorial Scramble, which benefits Belmont College's Thomas Dowler Fund, will be held Monday at Belmont Hills with a shotgun start planned for noon.
"Mr. Dowler, former President of the Board, played an integral part in building the Belmont College Foundation, and his love of the college was evident to all those who knew him," R.J. Konkoleski, Director of Development and External Affairs, said in a press release. "We are excited to have this golf scramble, our premier community event, in Mr. Dowler's memory as Belmont College's way of continuing his legacy."
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The Moundsville Country Club Ladies Golf Association is once again hosting the Tournament of Roses for Ladies of all clubs in the Ohio Valley.
It will be held on Wednesday, June 4 beginning at 8:30 a.m. with breakfast and registration.
A snack will be supplied on the turn and lunch and awards will conclude the day. Prizes will be given in gross and net, with novelty prizes on several holes and a trip for 2 to Hawaii for a Hole-in-One on #18. Registration is $55 and Rose Durant, Tournament Director, can be called at 740-676-6350 for registrations forms and any questions. All ladies are invited to play.
Beginning Thursday, May 8, the Cadiz Country Club will be having a 3-person scramble every Thursday throughout the summer.
The public is welcome to participate along with our members play begins at 5 p.m. cost is $15 per team plus cart fees for nine holes. Woman and seniors over the age of 65 play from their designated tees. Come enjoy a fun evening of golf. If you have any questions feel free to contact the pro shop at 740-942-3618.
Wheeling Country Club Professional Jason Martin has qualified for the 47th PGA Professional National Championship next month in Myrtle Beach.
The event, which has a field of 300 PGA Professionals from all over the United States, is slated for June 19-26 at The Dunes Golf and Beach Club.
The golf season for Wheeling Jesuit sophomore Kasey Frazier came to an end Saturday at the NCAA Division II National Golf Championship. Frazier struggled going into the final round, posting a 10-over par round of 81 on the third day of action.
The event is being held at the Rock Barn Golf & Spa in North Carolina.
The event will begin at noon with a shotgun start. Lunch and registration will begin at 11 a.m. Following the round, dinner will be served at 5:30 p.m. The cost for a team is $500 or $125 per player. There will also be prizes, a putting contest and a 50-50 raffle. For more information, to register or become a sponsor of the event, please conact R.J. Konkoleski at 699-3980.
rallying behind him to tackle it head on. The cost to enter the scramble is $65 per golfer, 4-man teams. To secure a spot, call Ken Patterson 740-769-2038. There are also 50/50 tickets for sale at $1 each or 6 for $5. All funds raised will go directly to the Jeff Masloski benefit fund to help defray the significant medical expenses. Additional donations can be sent to Peoples National Bank of Mt. Pleasant in care of the Jeff Masloski Golf Benefit For more information call Georgie Hopkins 740-312-9108 or Doug Utter at 740-314-2029.
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Applications for the 2016 Spring Craft Show were mailed October 13, 2015. As in the past, crafters who participated in the 2015 show will have their applications processed first, so please make sure to submit the application by the December 15, 2015 due date. After the return crafter applications are processed, we will fill in the open spaces with new crafters.
New crafters: please note, pictures of your craft and of you working on your craft are required. We will not consider your application without the pictures. if you sent pictures with a previous application and did not get into the show, please send the pictures again. We do not keep the pictures from year to year
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The Longleaf Legacy Program (NFWF) helps restore the South's stately longleaf pine ecosystem, with the added benefit of capturing and storing atmospheric carbon dioxide. The program operates through a partnership between Southern Company—including its four traditional operating companies—and the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation.
Longleaf pine forests once carpeted 90 million acres of the southern United States but declined to less than 3 percent of the area. That decline has been halted and reversed over the last several years due to the longleaf restoration activities of dozens of partner organizations. Longleaf pines now occupy about 4.5 percent of their original range. Longleaf ecosystems contain a stunning diversity of plants—nearly 600 species, half of which are considered rare. Restoration of the ecosystem is a top priority for government agencies, conservation groups and the public. Millions of people enjoy hunting, fishing, birding and hiking in longleaf forests.
The Longleaf Legacy program was launched in 2004 and was the largest public agency-private corporation conservation funding effort for this ecosystem. Southern Company and NFWF each contributed $500,000 annually to this 10-year partnership so a combined $1 million was made available through a competitive grant program for projects within the Southern Company system service territory. Grantees are required to match all awards. In addition, Southern Company provides $100,000 annually to support the NFWF's own longleaf conservation efforts.
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Building on nearly a decade of investment to restore vanishing longleaf pine forests in the southeastern United States, NFWF established the Longleaf Stewardship Fund in late 2011. A landmark public-private partnership that includes the U.S. Department of Defense (DOD), the USDA Forest Service (FS), the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS), the Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) and private funding from Southern Company, International Paper's Stewards Initiative and Altria Group. With the combined financial and technical resources of the group, the Fund supports accelerated restoration of the longleaf pine ecosystem and implementation of the Range-Wide Conservation Plan for Longleaf Pine, while advancing the mission objectives of each of the partners.
The Longleaf Stewardship Fund builds on the success of the Longleaf Legacy Program which for eight years invested more than $8.7 million into projects to restore over 87,000 acres of longleaf pine forest and the native species that rely on it. Since 2012, the Fund has collectively invested more than $9 million into projects that will restore more than 35,000 acres of longleaf pine across the tree's historic range and improve over 380,000 acres of existing longleaf habitat and the inhabiting native species.
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The goal of the Longleaf Stewardship Fund is to advance the restoration and protection of the historic Longleaf Pine Range to achieve viable ecosystems on public and private lands.
Grants are awarded to support this goal and the following objectives:
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- Awarded 75 grants to 18 different conservation organizations and agencies
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By Susan Yung
Copyright 2003 Susan Yung
NEW YORK -- "My Life
With Albertine," a new musical about the Albertine passages in Marcel
Proust's "Remembrance of Things Past" now playing at Playwrights
Horizons, moves stiltedly between effete refinement and Fox Channel
vulgarity, like a loud, soused guest at a black tie party. It is
directed by Richard Nelson, who also wrote the book, with music
by Ricky Ian Gordon. The two co-wrote the sometimes awkward lyrics,
which unfortunately linger in the mind to negate many of the positives
the show has to offer.
Another problem is the
casting of Chad Kimball as the young Marcel. He can sing, but even
portraying an asthmathic, pathologically jealous artiste, he is
too unsympathetic to earn our steady interest. He also contrasts
starkly with the Narrator, an older Proust played by Brent Carver,
who evokes a great deal of pathos. Kimball is too physically robust
to be believable as a sickly young man who fears getting a chill,
and rather than coming across as someone with refined and demanding
tastes, he is just unappealingly petulant.
The title role is played
by Kelli O'Hara, whose red mane -- wildly flowing, or pinned neatly
in a bun -- reflects the different aspects of Albertine which supposedly
enchanted Proust. Here O'Hara is given the chance to cut loose more
than in "The Sweet Smell of Success," an undeserved punchbag
of a show. But I got the sense that she was working hard at being
wild; well-behaved poise and a sweet demeanor seem to be default
behaviors for her.
Sean Curran's contribution
as choreographer is small but significant. It is in the brief dances
that Albertine seems most vibrant and dimensional. In "Ferret Song,"
she joins with two women (Caroline McMahon and Brooke Sunny Moriber,
both excellent) to make a version of the three graces, playfully
skipping and passing under bridges formed with linked arms. In another
dance, Albertine dances flirtatiously with the Amazonian Mlle. Lea
(played by the charismatic Emily Skinner), infuriating Marcel.
A major question persists.
Besides Proust's wealth, evident in his spectacular house with a
living room large enough to accommodate a small proscenium theater
(where the show-within is performed), and his obsessive devotion
to her, it's really not clear what Albertine sees in him. He lures
her back from her sapphic encounters, perhaps less jealous than
frustrated at his own inability to live gay life freely.
The process of Proust
maturing is handled skillfully and simply as the elder Proust is
onstage more and more, moving closer to the young Marcel each time,
until both young and old Marcels wear the same style jacket and
inhabit the same spotlight. At one point, inseparable, they gang
up on poor Albertine, who is of course never able to please Marcel.
Just as the show gets on its legs a bit, the dual Marcels are forced
to sing (and reprise) "Sometimes," which contains lyrics so shockingly
artless that I can't dignify them by printing them. My heart went
out to the actors, forced to keep a straight face while reciting
them. Otherwise, Gordon can write silky, swelling songs, stretching
words over unpredictable intervals. In "The Letters," the whole
cast stands in a line downstage and belts the song to memorable
Thomas Lynch designed
the unusual and effective set. When the chorus was 'offstage,' they
sat in the elegant salon setting to the sides of the mini-proscenium
and behaved as if they were not onstage, even when they sang. The
band sat upstage on a mezzanine platform, in full view the entire
show. Charles Prince led the group, to which an accordion added
a dash of period elan. Susan Hilferty designed the natty costumes,
and James Ingalls the lighting. This was the first production in
the recently renovated Playwrights Horizons which, despite some
finishing touches still necessary, is a terrific little theater.
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The Bucknell Camerata is the University's select chamber choir, comprised of 24-32 members and representing nearly every major field of study at Bucknell, including the humanities, social sciences, natural sciences, business administration, education, and engineering. Under new direction in 2015-16, the ensemble will expand its repertoire to include both sacred and secular works from the medieval period through the 21st century, with special emphasis on baroque and contemporary repertoires. The ensemble regularly undertakes the performance of extended a cappella and choral-orchestral works. Recent performances include Ola Gjeilo's Sunrise Mass, and concert versions of Handel's Acis and Galatea (with the Brewer Chamber Orchestra), and Imeneo, performed to a sold-out concert at New York City's Merkin Stage. In 2016, Willer will lead the ensemble in the dual premiere of Seckendorff's Proserpina (1777, new edition by Dr. Annie Randall) and Dr. Paul Boethelo's Proserpina II (2016) with New York Baroque, Inc. period orchestra at Bucknell's Weis Center.
The ensemble enjoys a regular touring schedule, including biennial domestic and international tours. Recent destinations have included England, Wales, Switzerland, Austria, the Netherlands, West Germany, Puerto Rico, Costa Rica, Spain, Poland, the Czech Republic, Italy and Croatia. Tours have included collaborations with premiere ensembles including Electric Phoenix (London, UK), Cambridge's Fitzwilliam String Quartet (Cambridge, UK) and the Brewer Chamber Orchestra.
A highlight of the Camerata's concert calendar is its annual performance in Bucknell's popular Candlelight Service of Carols at Rooke Chapel, attracting crowds to Rooke Chapel for three performances each December. Since 1987, PBS productions of this annual holiday service have received national distribution by the Central Education Television Network. The choir was nominated for an Iris Award in 1989 and an Emmy in 1996 and 2004.
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Coconut water flavored vodka? Thank you, thank you very much.
Elvis Presley had a long-standing love affair with Hawaii, and to honor that, super-premium vodka brand Three Olives, has introduced their first-ever coconut water flavored vodka.
The new flavor offering gives Elvis fans the opportunity to pay tribute to the King of Rock and Roll's talent, charisma and good humor which endeared him to millions around the world.
Combining Three Olives super premium vodka with the tropical taste of coconut water, the new flavor is both refreshing and unique. Coconut water lends to many great summer-time recipes both on-the-rocks and frozen.
Three Olives 'Elvis Presley Coconut Water Flavored Vodka will be introduced March 2014, with nationwide distribution available at a price point of $21 per 750 ml.
The Elvis
- 2 parts Three Olives Elvis Presley Coconut Water Vodka
- 2 parts pineapple juice
- Splash of club soda
Mix all ingredients in a rocks glass filled with ice. Stir & garnish with a slice of pineapple.
Sobriety has left the building
- 2 oz Three Olives Elvis Presley Coconut Water Vodka
- 1 ½ oz Maraschino liqueur
- ½ oz Blue Curacao
- Fill with sweet and sour mix
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Exhibition Sales Executive
- Recruiter
- Formula Won
- Location
- London
- Salary
- To £27k + great comm & bens
- Posted
- 01 Apr 2014
- Closes
- 01 May 2014
- Ref
- Sector
- Advertising, Conferences, Digital / Online, Events, Exhibitions
- Discipline
- Events, Sponsorship
- Hours
- Full Time
- Contract Type
- Permanent
An extremely rare and exciting opportunity to secure a good position with an industry leader in the events sector, they are hugely successful, dynamic and creative and great to work for.
The Company
Our client is an established international market leader in the b2b exhibition sector. They are a dynamic and expanding company based in London and are a great company to work for, with an 'informal' management style, great career opportunities and a real chance to earn a substantial income with an excellent commission and great benefits.
You will be responsible for selling stand space on an established major exhibition aimed at the international affairs arena.
Key Responsibilities
• Selling exhibition space to some of the best brands over the telephone and face to face
• Researching and conducting sales campaigns to attract new business
• Working closely with the Sales Manager and Sales Director to maximize sales opportunities
• Following up campaigns via telephone and email
• Attend and actively engage target companies at exhibitions
• Build relationships and contacts with new accounts and create new revenue opportunities from untapped sectors
• Proactively lead source from various different avenues in order to increase database
Your profile
You should have a proven track record in sales and making high volume outbound sales calls and you must be resilient and respond well under pressure, show high levels of confidence, be customer focused and be able to problem-solve quickly, assume ownership of any problems and get back to customers in as short a time frame as possible. Exceptional organizational & time management skills are therefore essential.
• Strong Academic background – graduate level preferred, but not essential
• B2B Sales Experience
• Enthusiasm, commitment to the role, and pro-activity
• Professional and persuasive telephone manner
• Experience in and a natural aptitude for sales
• Outstanding communication skills – especially listening and conversation skills
• The ability to understand business issues and spot opportunities
• Effective organisation and time management
This is a highly rewarding challenge, with excellent career development potential. If you possess a strong work ethic and 'can-do' attitude together with a highly competent and successful track record, please send us in your CV.
Please do not apply unless you have the relevant experience.
Due to the high volume of applications only successful applicants will be contacted and if you have not heard from us in two weeks of your application please assume that on this occasion your application has been unsuccessful.
Formula Won is a progressive, proactive and dynamic media recruitment consultancy dedicated to the media industry. We lead the market for the best permanent media jobs within: media sales, new media sales, outdoor sales, exhibition sales, event sales, conference sales, broadcast sales, ambient sales, marketing, media agency and editorial jobs. We also have specialist divisions that cover International jobs and Search & Selection. All of our consultants have considerable experience in media so you can be confident that they will have your best interests at heart when finding the perfect role for you.
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A Walk in the Park
|A Walk in the Park
Mayor Roger Hole jogging shortly before his death.
|GTA Liberty City Stories
|Salvatore Leone
|Roger C. Hole
|Bedford Point, Staunton Island, Liberty City
|Making Toni and Sweats Outfit
A Walk in the Park is a mission in Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories given to protagonist Toni Cipriani by Salvatore Leone from the court house in the Bedford Point district of Staunton Island, Liberty City.
Toni answers the public pay phone outside the court house, and Salvatore informs him to kill the Mayor, Roger C. Hole, whilst he's on his daily run in Belleville Park. The police and FBI have the park guarded. Toni enters the park un-armed, but then kills the Mayor and takes his cell phone, escaping back to the safehouse in Newport.
Toni Cipriani: Yeah, it's Toni.
Salvatore Leone: That bastard mayor is fucking with me. I don't take that shit!
Toni Cipriani: Relax. I'll take him out of the equation.
Salvatore Leone: You're a good boy, Toni. That fat fuck should be taking his daily run in the park. Make sure he's out of breath. Permanently! Oh yeah, get his phone! We can see who he's been talking to...
The reward for completing the mission is $1,500 and unlocks the mission Making Toni for Salvatore Leone. The Sweats Outfit is also unlocked.
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When you don't want to bake a ham for Easter, this is a nice alternative, suggests Mark Baccus of Melbourne Beach, Florida.
- 2 teaspoons butter
- 2 teaspoons all-purpose flour
- 1/8 teaspoon salt
- 1/8 teaspoon pepper
- Dash Cajun seasoning
- 1/2 cup 2% milk
- 1-1/2 teaspoons sherry or chicken broth
- 1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce
- 1/2 cup shredded cheddar cheese, divided
- 1 medium potato, peeled and thinly sliced
- 1 cup cubed fully cooked ham
- 1/4 cup thinly sliced onion
- In a small saucepan, melt butter. Stir in the flour, salt, pepper and Cajun seasoning until smooth. Gradually add milk, sherry and Worcestershire sauce. Bring to a boil; cook and stir for 1 minute or until thickened. Reduce heat; stir in 1/4 cup cheese. Remove from the heat; set aside.
- Place half of the potato slices in a 1-qt. baking dish coated with cooking spray. Layer with the ham, onion and half of the white sauce. Repeat layers.
- Cover and bake at 350° for 50-60 minutes or until potatoes are tender. Uncover; sprinkle with remaining cheese. Bake 5-10 minutes longer or until cheese is melted. Yield: 2 servings.
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"Best scalloped potato recipe ever."
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"Excellent recipe...especially if you have leftover ham to use. I saut?ed the onions. Great flavor."
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"And a whole lot of love, GeekMommy!!"
Reviewed Jan. 1, 2013
"Yummy! Great way to use up leftovers. First time I made it with thin-sliced deli ham. I'll be using regular baked ham next time but will likely slice it for layering just as a preference. Thanks for the newsflash, sstrunck, not a meal for everyday consumption so adjust ingredients as necessary."
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"I rarely follow a recipe exactly. So, I lightened this recipe by using a lite cheese sauce recipe (no butter, low fat cheddar, 1% milk). To me, 3 things make this recipe - no canned soup, a little kick in the spices, and the touch of sherry!"


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Maia, a dining establishment new to The Main Line, opened its doors and its heart by holding Maia Cares an event that donated 100 percent of its profits to three charities. Guests enjoyed an assortment of indulgences prepared by executive chefs Terence and Patrick Feury, along with selections from Maia's exquisite beer and wine list while listening to a live a cappella trio. The event raised a whopping $45,000 which will go to Breastcancer.org, Main Line Health and Elite Companies Charitable Foundation.
On Wednesday, April 30, 2008, the Rosenbach Museum & Library hosted its annual benefit, the Rosenbacchanal. Guests enjoyed food and wine, a live auction and dinner. All proceeds benefited the museum. Photography by Stuart Watson.
On Tuesday April 29, 2008, Philadelphia magazine, Brown-Forman, and Remy Cointreau hosted the launch party for SIP 411. PEARL played the perfect host to guests who enjoyed a sampling of specialty cocktails from Finlandia, Cointreau, Tequila Herradura and more. The evening also featured scrumptious lite-bites from PEARL upstairs in their uber-cool lounge.
On Monday, April 28, 2008, Philadelphia Futures held its annual fundraiser at North Bowl in Northern Liberties. The bowling and billiards tournament event was co-hosted by Phillies players Chase Utley, Shane Victorino, and Jimmy Rollins. Students, Phillies fans, and other local celebrities competed to win prizes and raise money to help send Philadelphia students to college. Photographs by Jessica Vermeer Hawkes.
On Friday, April 25, 2008, Arthur Ashe Youth Tennis and Education honored the winners of this year's AAYTE Art Contest at the 25th Annual Arthur Ashe Youth Tennis and Education Gala at the AAYTE complex in East Falls. Guests enjoyed a cocktail reception. Photography by Ryan Lavine.
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The Archives of Depression Questions
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for the medical topic: Depression. Please feel free to browse our depression archive below,
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2004 Depression Q&A
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Effexor problems
effexor..side effects
Effexor XR - What is the highest dosage anyone should take?
Proper Medication
Ceasing Lexapro....
My medication and Hair Loss
Effexor XR withdrawal
Was my husband prescribed the wrong medicine?
Stay on med or get off?
Lexapro and swelling?
Depression/Anxiety Prozac withdrawal
Lexapro, Side effects and Mania
zoloft - causes extreme apathy - life passes you by - how to avoid this
I am so lonely
weaning off lexapro
Weaning off Zoloft and Klonipin
help switching from Effexor to Wellbutrin
Anxiety/Depression - Zoloft doesn't seem to be working any longer
Wellbutrin § Lexapro Side Effects
Stopped taking lexapro 1 week ago-I feel really sick-help!
I hate my psychiatrist and think she is hurting me with prescriptions!
Can my wife switch from Celexa to Wellbutrin (generic bupropion)
Paxil, High BP, Muscular Spasm (a.k.a. Sex, Drugs and Rock-n-Roll)
Depression § ADD meds/therapy not working
Wellburtin and Anxiety/Depression
Lexapro rare side effect???
How long before Zoloft withdrawal is over - 6 months and waiting
Depression? / Insomnia and meds
Depressed and ill reaction to marijuana
Which medication is best for me?
Neuroleptic Malignant Syndrome
Zoloft with Zyprexa or Wellbutrin?
Depression/Wellbutrin/Sexual Side Effects
I'm severly depressed, pls help me
paxil withdrawl
Chronic Pain and Depression
How long does Celexa cause problems
celexa, ativan, etc.
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Antidepressants. Paxil to Wellbutrin?
Desperate for a solution to my depression and sleep problems
what to believe?
Deppression with anxiety
Side Effects of Lexapro
wear off effect of Prozac and oterh SSRIs
Side Effects of Getting off Effexor XR
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what's best to help sleep w/WellbutrinXL
Welbutrin XL with Zoloft?
Side effects of Wellbutin, long term effects of ssri's, test for chemicals
SSRIs: Interactions § side effects
using effexor and paxil
effexor poopout: augmentation v switching medication
paxil withdrawal ( not typical symptoms)
Living with a depressed 30 year old son
Withdrawal from Zoloft After Long-term Use
Tremors and Depression due to Zoloft?
Weaning from Wellbutrin SR
Effexxor Extreme Sleepiness
Is this withdrawal?
Long term medication side effects, blurred vision
2003 Depression Q&A
Low sex drive after getting off antidepressant
Anxiety and depression
zoloft vs. welbutrin vs. effexor
Safety of taking 5-htp and Wellbutrin XL 150mg
Effexor, Lexapro.....Help
treatment resistant depression please help
Currently experiencing withdrawal side effects of Effexor XR
Prozac effects on vocal cords?
Comming off of Wellbutrin
Prozac again and again...
When Is it the Depression Talking?
Depression and quitting smoking
side effects of effexor
Too many medications at once!
Symptoms of Remeron Withdrawal
Should I go ahead with my therapist advice?
I'm alone
Prozac effect on judgment
Generic Prozac
severe depression and medication questions
Living with depression, anxiety, social nervousness and peronality disorder
8 year old sone diagnosed with depression
Wellbutrin with SAM-e
keep taking prozac?
suicidal thoughts
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Antidepressants § Hair Loss (Alopecia)
taking paxil every other day
Withdrawing from Remeron
Being pregnant and celexa withdrawal syptoms
Weaning off of Lexapro and Zoloft
Paxil vs Zoloft
quitting Celexa and depression
Using wellbutrin with ______________
Which medication to use?
Swelling on Wellbutrin?
Someone needs help
Paxil, Wellbutrin, SamE
Am I depressed????????
Give up on SSRI?
Switching from Celexa to Wellbutrin SR
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Strange cycles of depression
Zoloft-dose and success?
Depression...getting over many things
Zolft and weight loss
Minimum effective dose of Effexor
EXTREME Nausea, dizzy, sharp pain, been off Zoloft for 8 months!
On Paxil gaining weight, switched to prozac now I'm in tears
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WWE announced in their key performance indicators that SummerSlam, headlined by Triple H vs. Brock Lesnar, did approximately 350,000 buys. This number is up big and has a lot of people singing Lesnar's praises. I'll have much more later.
Wrestling news, rumors, spoilers and results. We are a leading resource for WWE, TNA and everything related to pro wrestling.
By Richard Gray
What was last years?
This is a shame because I order summerslam because its summerslam and I had no interest in lesnar vs hhh.
Hope HHH doesn't get a big head and think that HE sold that many ppvs…….
Shame Brock isn't fulltime.
I think it's actually a good thing business wise that he's not full time. Think about it, if Lesnar worked every single Raw, every single ppv he wouldn't be a big attraction anymore and ppl you get sick of him and not care to buy ppvs as much. So with him being like a special attraction this is great for business and Vince should do this more often! There are some names out there that he could eventually get and do special attraction matches. Names like Sting (should he ever leave Orlando), Goldberg, even Ultimate Warrior! I know these guys are old but they are in much better shape than alot of guys out there who are in their prime and they can go. I can't speak for Warrior since I
Haven't seen him wrestle since 1998 but Sting can go and actually carry a match (Sting vs Hogan BFG) and Goldberg is never out of touch with the world of pro wrestling.
lesnar needs to get away from being with cm punk and take his title.he also needs to take on m the big show.hhh and lesnar is like that phony cry baby del rio and sheamus.enough is enough.need new meat to face this guys.


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Village Life Section :: Page 63
Taking helm of historic A.M.E.
Timothy Liggins has been the pastor of the Central Chapel African Methodist Episcopal, or A.M.E., Church for a short time — only about five weeks. Yet as he greets people after worship on a recent Sunday, the bond he appears to share with members seems to have been in place much longer.
First Summer Fun
Last Sunday was a high point at High and Whiteman Streets. View the slideshow.
Annual spring cleaning arrives
The annual spring clean-up week will be held May 9-13.
Solar financing expected soon
If the Village finalizes a contract with SolarVision, LLC to develop a solar farm, millions of dollars in outside financing will be used to construct and maintain the project.
YSCC helps send kids to camp
A local philanthropic organization has found a niche that members hope will benefit Yellow Springs children, local nonprofits and the environment: specifically, helping local kids go to summer camp.
Wet weather challenges farmers
Across town, heavy rains fill gutters, puddles pool on lawns and sump pumps struggle to keep basements dry. But this rainy April has area farmers worried as they delay planting and wait for their fields to dry.
File implicates gas industry
Last week a Miami Township resident found a binder on her property containing what appeared to be a field guide for agents looking to lease private property for the purpose of oil and gas production.
A closer look at the Glen
The nine naturalists who came last August to live in Glen Helen and lead the preserve's educational programs throughout the year have grown fond of their home in the woods.
A day for kids and wellness
Many parents may not know that holistic approaches — yoga, massage, aromatherapy, good nutrition, herbs — may help to prevent illness and injury in their children and lead to a long, healthy life.
State representatives call for investigation of gas industry sales tactics
A press release sent Tuesday from State Representative Teresa Fedor asks the Ohio attorney general to investigate potential evidence implicating the oil and gas production industry in the use of deceptive tactics to get land owners to lease their properties for drilling.


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Chipotle Mexican Grill
Chipotle Mexican Grill (NYSE: CMG) develops and operates fast casual, fresh Mexican food restaurants serving burritos, tacos, bowls and salads.
Company Description
It's worth noting that the stock has both A shares and B shares available for ownership by individual investors. TMFBreakerRob, a staff member at Motley Fool Rule Breakers has summarized [1] the situation by stating, "I don't think it makes much difference which one you own, but if the two classes ever do get consolidated, it looks like the B owners will make out. His 5-point summary of the two classes of shares:
1) The B shares have more "weight" in voting than A shares, but otherwise are identical to A's.
2) Despite this, B shares trade at a discount to A shares, arguably an example of market inefficiency.
3) The discount varies over time. Nobody has published any analysis of how this trends.
4) Chipotle seems to be working on retiring at least some of the B shares and is investigating rolling the whole thing into one class. Don't count on it because agreements have to be made in order for the IRS to bless this.
5) I [Rob] own B, for what it's worth.


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Thursday, December 12, 2013
Tarzan #232 - Joe Kubert art & cover, Alex Nino, Nestor Redondo art, Russ Manning reprint
Tarzan v1 #232, 1974 - Continuing the adaptation of "Tarzan and the Lion Man", Joe Kubert continues his artistic streak. The splash on page ten reveals the story's antagonist in a stunning, grotesque portrait. In Alex Nino's back-up tale, Korak saves a girl from a sacrificial rite, just as new dangers emerge from the prehistoric jungle. Fluid and exquisite, the artwork culminates in the boy's fight with the tiger-beast (see interior page below). Perfectly paced and composed, Nino delivers one of best bronze age works. Russ Manning's excellent Tarzan tale is reprinted from newspaper strips, recomposed for the comic book format. Of note is a page on Filipino artists with panels by Nino, Nestor Redondo and Alfredo Alcala. Other artists in this issue include Carmine Infantino, John Smalle, Gil Kane and Sy Barry. This is number 2 of 5 Tarzan issues with Nino art and/or covers. See today's posts or more Manning, Nino, Kubert or Tarzan issues. See also this blog's Nino checklist, Manning checklist, Redondo checklist, Kubert checklist or Top 10 Redondo comics.
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"Tarzan and the Lion Man pt.2" Kubert story pencils and inks 18 pages = ***
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"Tarzan Drawn by Philippine Artists" Nino pencils and inks 1 panel = ***
"Tarzan Drawn by Philippine Artists" Redondo pencils and inks 1 panel = ***
"Tarzan and the Monkey Men" Manning story pencils and inks 18 pages (1st time in comic book format) = ***
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Why Bathroom Remodeling Costs are Lower Than Ever
From Engineering on November 14, 2011 in Bathroom Remodel
We've seen a recent surge of interest in bathroom remodeling—especially small bathroom remodels. Aside from a kitchen renovation, improving and updating a bathroom is one of the best things you can do for your home, and brings one of the highest returns on investment.
Not to mention that your home functions better and more beautifully in the meantime, especially if you live in an urban setting where housing is smaller and dwellings usually have one bathroom.
Price-Check Your Bathroom Remodel
Want to renovate your bathroom? You're in luck. Bath remodeling costs are lower than ever. You can start the process quickly by price-checking bathroom remodeling in your area. We make this easy by giving you two options:
- You can browse through CalFinder bathroom contractors by state.
- You can click here to fill out a quick form, and we'll send you the 2-3 contractors closest to you.
From there, getting cost information is quick and accurate, as it's specific to your home.
Why the Low Costs for Bathroom Renovations?
There are a few reasons for low costs. Like any market driven by demand, the surge in bathroom remodeling interest has shifted the market slightly—which means that if you've been toying with the idea of whipping that outdated bathroom into shape, you'd be wise to get your bathroom remodeled at a prime time. As we move into fall and winter weather, contractors are looking at a slower season and remodeling work generally winds down. People are distracted by holiday hooplah and push off that project to the new year. Taking advantage of the slower season means that you can often find a great contractor who will provide just what you need, for a wonderfully competitive price. Click here to find a contractor near you who can help you get started on your project.
How to Reduce Costs Even Further
Bathroom remodeling is also more affordable now because homeowners understand where they need to hire professionals, and where they can contribute to the project themselves—without compromising quality. Instead of going with expensive wallpaper and installation, consider painting the bathroom yourself. Paint holds up better in moisture, anyway. Install new hardware and towel racks yourself, though you should leave the heavy-duty plumbing projects to the contractor. While such a technical project requires professional help, you may be able to finish some of the work yourself, cutting costs even further.
Take advantage of good timing, and you'll make the best of low bathroom remodeling fees. In addition to nabbing the good market prices, now's the time to lock in green remodeling rebates available to those who choose eco-friendly fixtures.
Talk to your contractor to make sure that what you are purchasing qualifies, and that you go through the right process to insure that you get that rebate. Many run out by the year's end, so get your bathroom remodeling groove on now—while prices are right.
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We have a beautiful Bathroom Ideas gallery just for that. See also Small Bathroom Remodels, or my recent post about starting your project with Hundreds of Bathroom Photos. Photos via Houzz


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Pacific Northwest Ballet wraps up its 2013/14 season this weekend with "Giselle" and a passionate good-bye to principal dancer Kaori Nakamura.
Nakamura's retirement comes after several triumphant performances this season, not the least being the title role in "Giselle." But as wonderful as she is (and to see Nakamura dancing this month is to lament "oh, she can't retire yet!"), a ballet is not one dancer. Nor even a company of them.
This "Giselle" is teamwork in all the very best sense of the word. It started with artistic director Peter Boal's willingness to let a pair of true ballet nerds, Doug Fullington and Marian Smith, reconstruct how "Giselle" was originally danced. Then Boal staged their meticulous research in a way that made this ghostly story exciting even for those who don't know or care much about mid-19th century ballet style.
This year's addition of new sets and costumes by Jerome Kaplan just added to the fun. Both evoke the country village and the spooky-in-the-woods graveyard with historical charm and a nice touch of whimsy. It seems as if a Victorian picturebook or a Pollock's Toy Theatre suddenly popped into life on the McCaw Hall stage. Randall G. Chiarelli's evocative lighting design makes the most of the woody set, evoking moonlight and hauntings in the final act.
Of course, Adolphe Adam's score receives a lovely symphonic workout by Pacific Northwest Ballet Orchestra, led on opening night by conductor Emil de Cou.
With all that marvelous support backstage and in the pit, the PNB dancers bring a "fantastic ballet in two-acts" to life.
On opening night, Giselle's happy country village was filled with peasant waltzes and nifty pas de deux work by Leta Biasucci and Jonathan Porretta. Carrie Imler crossed the stage en pointe with absolute control and menace, creating a Queen of the Wilis to be feared. Which, of course, made Nakamura's defiant Giselle seem very brave as she outdances all the Wilis to save her faithless Albrecht. Jerome Tisserand's interpretation of Albrecht turned the playboy duke into a heartbreaker, although one wondered if his aristocratic fiancée, regally portrayed by Sarah Richard Orza, was tempted to give him a bit of kick when she discovered him collapsed on Giselle's tomb.
Batkhurel Bold and William Lin-Yee also provided much drama and a few laughs as the tattletale Hilarion and the squire Wilfride, respectively.
However, the real glory of this "Giselle" is the sum of its leading ladies and men; the corps so gracefully filling the stage as peasants, hunters, ladies, lords, and those veiled girls of ghostly vengeance known as Wilis; the many stage and musician union members supporting each performance; and those at PNB who have worked for so many months and even years to make this production happen. They put the "fantastic" into this fantasy of love and redemption, and proved why "Giselle" has remained one of ballet's favorite ghost stories since 1841.
PNB's "Giselle" continues through June 8 at McCaw Hall. A season encore performance celebrating the career of Kaori Nakamura with live performances of highlights from the company's 41st season takes place at 6:30 p.m. on June 8 at McCaw Hall. More information is available at the company's website.


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College basketball has voted a new No. 1 team on Monday, and it's the Florida Gators. The past two months the AP poll has been fairly consistent with the number one team. Before Arizona lost, they were widely regarded as the No. 1 team in the country. Then Syracuse went a couple week's as the unanimous number one vote receiver.
However, the Orange lost twice last week and it was time to bring in a new team. That's where the Gators persevered. Although Wichita State is the lone unbeaten team left in basketball, the Shockers still find their program in second place. Still, they are well represented when it comes to first place votes.
Brand new college basketball "Treat 16+1 Power Poll."
Florida received 47 of the 65 first place votes. Wichita State earned 14 of those votes, while Arizona gained four first place votes.
Creighton finally moved into the Top 10, but the Blue Jays are still one spot behind Villanova. St. Louis remained at No. 10, but they haven't lost a conference game yet.
North Carolina moved back into the poll with a great month of February games. The Tarheels have won eight straight and jumped all the way to No. 19.
New Mexico also got back into the poll with a dominating victory over San Diego State.
SMU proved that their short stay in the poll wasn't a fluke. After getting upset by Temple, SMU came back with a strong week that included a road victory over UCONN.
- Florida (47)
- Wichita State (14)
- Arizona (4)
- Syracuse
- Kansas
- Duke
- Louisville
- Villanova
- Creighton
- Saint Louis
- Cincinnati
- Virginia
- San Diego State
- Wisconsin
- Iowa State
- Michigan
- Kentucky
- Michigan State
- North Carolina
- Iowa
- Memphis
- Ohio State
- Texas
- New Mexico
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Zoo Wide Event. Please park in either the Upper Parking Lot or the Lower Parking Lot and proceed to the nearest entrance.
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Signed, Sealed, Delivered: National Envelope Files Ch. 22
This one is in the mail.
One of the nation's biggest envelope manufacturers has filed for its second bankruptcy in the past four years and put itself on the block.
National Envelope sought bankruptcy protection early Monday in a federal court in Delaware, saying its sales and profits have slid as the world moves increasingly to electronic mail, bill paying and other functions.
The company, officially known as NE Opco, is attempting sell itself — a process that started a month ago. Adviser PricewaterhouseCoopers has already contacted 149 potential bidders, including 88 financial, or private-equity, buyers and 61 potential strategic bidders, according to a court document. There have been non-disclosure agreements, which signal potential interest in a deal, signed with 18 parties and more are in negotiations, the filing said.
"The debtors believe that there has been significant interest to date from prospective purchasers of the Debtor's assets that will lead to a spirited and robust bidding process in connection with the sale of the company's assets," the filing said.
The past few years have been a trying time for the maker of envelopes, which claims to be the No. 2 by market share holding about 15% of the U.S. envelope supply. In 2012, its sales slumped 16% to $427 million, and its net loss expanded by over a third to $60 million from $44 million.
It was in 2010 that National Envelope first filed for bankruptcy protection and was sold in that process to private-equity firm Gores Group for $150 million and a $37.7 million note, according to the filing. When Gores bought National Envelope in that September, the company also reached a new agreement with paper supply giant International Paper, according to the documents.
That supply agreement proved to be a bit of an albatross on the company. As sales dropped over the coming years, competitors were cutting costs, but National Envelope was locked into the supply agreement with IP, the court papers say. The agreement made up 60% of the company's costs, the documents add.
WSJ reported Sunday that one potential buyers would be publicly traded competitor Cenveo, according to people familiar with the matter.


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Feb. 10, 2012
By Robin Thuringer
CARBONDALE, Ill. -- The Southern Illinois track and field team opened competition Friday at the Iowa State Classic recording 16 top-ten finishes.
Freshman Amiris Warren placed 16th in the preliminary round of the 60-meter dash with a time of 7.69. The 60-meter dash finals are set for tomorrow morning. Warren also competed in the 200-meter dash placing ninth among 43 competitors with a time of 24.98.
The Salukis competed in non-seeded events Friday, with seeded competition taking place Saturday.
"It was a good, challenging first day of competition," said SIU head coach Connie Price-Smith.
Tess Shubert placed seventh in the 400-meter dash recording a time of 56.70. Evelyn Scott competed in the 600, placing seventh with a time of 1:27.47.
Mobola Rotibi and Allison Gallo competed in the 800-meter run placing sixth and 23rd with times of 2:12.96 and 2:16.21, respectively.
In the women's pole vault, Caselynn Harding placed sixth with a height of 11-02.50.
Freshman DeAnna Price took the title in the unseeded weight throw with a toss of 61-05.75.
In action on the men's side, Dominic Williams placed 14th in the 200-meter dash. Jawon Smith finished 25th in the 800-meter dash recording a time of 1:55.33. T.J. Heffernan competed in the 800-meter dash placing 39th, he also competed in the one-mile run placing 12th with a time of 4:16.48.
Kendrick Branch had a successful day in the jumps competitions. Recording a height of 6-06.25, Branch placed fifth in the high jump. In the triple jump, Branch placed sixth with a distance of 45-03.75.
The Salukis took the one and two spots in the men's weight throw. Collin Otto placed first with a mark of 61-01.25 and Bradley Sauer placed second recording a throw of 60-02.00
"I am looking forward to a good competition tomorrow and to have a chance to improve."
The Iowa State Classic resumes tomorrow at 11 a.m. with the men's seeded pole vault and the men's seeded 3000-meter run


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Quick ratio
Also called the "acid-test ratio", the quick ratio is one of several measures used to look at the financial health of a company. It is defined as:
<math>Quick\ ratio = \frac{current\ assets - inventory}{current\ liabilities}</math>
Expanded Definition
There are several ratios used to look at the liquidity of a company. That is, how well can the company can meet its day-to-day operational obligations (its bills). The current ratio uses all of the current assets, including inventory, cash, and accounts payable. The least liquid of these is inventory -- that is, it would take the longest to convert it into cash.
The quick ratio, on the other hand, is looking at how much liquidity the company could lay its hands on in a very short time. It is much more stringent. An acid-test, if you will, thus the alternate name. Inventory, being the least liquid of the current asset, is excluded from this ratio. However, it is not quite as stringent as the cash ratio, which uses just cash and marketable securities.
For example, if current assets is $18 million, inventory is $3 million, and current liabilities is $6 million, then the quick ratio would be ($18 - $3) / $6 = 2.5. In contrast, the current ratio would be 3.0 (that is, $18 / $6).
You'd like to see a value of 1.0 or higher. The stronger the company's liquidity position, the higher this ratio will be. Note, however, that different industries have different "normal" ranges, so don't compare a retailer to a utility, for example.


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The NYPD has long had a reputation for overzealously pursuing marijuana arrests – particularly if the possessor of said marijuana happens to be young and black or Latino. NYC arrests more people for marijuana possession than any other city in the world and 90 percent of those arrested are black or Latino.
Recently public display of marijuana became a news item as forward thinking city council members attempted to close a loophole in NYC law by reclassifying "the public display of small amounts of marijuana as a violation."
You see, possession of less than 25 grams of pot in New York a civil violation punishable by a fine (not to exceed $100). It shouldn't even lead to fingerprinting. However, when marijuana is not concealed it becomes a far more serious criminal offense – even if the drug is only brought into the open at the request of an officer.
Fortunately, NYC Police Commissioner Ray Kelly issued an internal order Monday stating that officers cannot arrest suspects for possession of marijuana in public view if the marijuana came into public view because of an officer's intervention.
According to the mandate, in order to support the criminal offense, "the public display of marihuana must be an activity undertaken of the subject's own volition. Thus, uniformed members of the service lawfully exercising their police powers during a stop may not charge the individual [with the criminal offense] if the marihuana recovered was disclosed to public view at an officer's direction."
While a policy change that has the potential to stem the city's racially inequitable marijuana arrests should be applauded (and a great deal of credit must go to Councilman Jumaane Williams and Assemblyman Hakeem Jeffries for applying the pressure), it seems surreal that so many lives have been damaged and money and man-hours wasted because the NYPD had long refused to make a common sense adjustment to procedure.


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Health & Pregnancy
What Is a Pediatrician?
In this article
One of the many things you need to do to prepare for your little one's arrival is to choose a doctor to oversee his or her health care. A pediatrician is medical doctor who manages the physical, behavioral, and mental health of children from birth until age 21. A pediatrician is trained to diagnose and treat a broad range of childhood illnesses from minor health problems to serious diseases.
Pediatricians have graduated from medical school and completed a three-year residency program in pediatrics. A board-certified pediatrician has passed rigorous exams given by the American Board of Pediatrics. To remain certified, pediatricians have to meet regular continuing education requirements.
What Does Your Pediatrician Do?
Your pediatrician will see your child many times from birth to age 2 and annually from age 2 to age 5 for "well-child visits." After age 5, your pediatrician will likely continue to see your child every year for annual checkups. Your pediatrician is also the first person to call whenever your child is sick. In caring for your child, a pediatrician will:
- Do physical exams.
- Give your child recommended immunizations.
- Make sure your child is meeting developmental milestones in growth, behavior, and skills.
- Diagnose and treat your child's illnesses, infections, injuries, and other health problems.
- Give you information about your child's health, safety, nutrition, and fitness needs.
- Answer your questions about your child's growth and development.
- Refer to and collaborate with specialists should your child need care beyond the pediatrician's expertise.
How Does Your Pediatrician Work With Your Delivery Team?
Most hospitals ask if you have a pediatrician when you go in to deliver. Your baby's first examination may be with a hospital pediatrician or your chosen pediatrician. This depends on hospital policy and whether your pediatrician makes rounds at the hospital where you deliver. If a hospital pediatrician examines your baby, he or she will provide your pediatrician with the records from these exams.
After you leave the hospital, your pediatrician will see your baby 48 to 72 hours after discharge, then regularly after that for "well-child visits."
If your child ever needs more specialized care, your pediatrician will coordinate care with other providers. He or she will help you understand complex information and help you make decisions as needed.


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Pokemon: Guess Who by AmukaUroyWatch
©2010-2016 AmukaUroy
I feel this pain...
them were the days lol
ehm... this never happened to me cuz i always knew, i would need like 10 pokeball in case i get surprised by something that would be worth to add to my party, once i get my first 6-10 (including surfer/flying for game progress) pokemons, i play with them until the end, then i proceed to either breed Eevees cuz i love the eevolutions or fill the pokedex :V, in other words, beating lv 2-10 pokemons with mines at lv 100
Yeah, countless times
thats why i crarry like 999 ultra ball and nest before the fucked nest uup
wow one of the three of the main characters you know who seems like a big ^&* with ^&*( head to boot.....wow so graphic ..lol anyway interesting comics stumbled upon...interesting talent hope he can treat his family comrads alot hell alot better
more like gary or whoever that brown guy idiot :T
XD Ash u idiot.
I swear this happened and I had to run from a shiny
on my x version i was level grinding a level 1 bulbasaur when geuss who shows up ? A ZAPDOS AND I HAVE NO POKEBALLS AND A LEVEL 1 BULBASUAR
Even worse.... a shiny pops up.
I actually prefer to catch the lower level first so I can raise to the evolution so I never had this problem.
Ya that figgers!!!
Brock: YOU JUST GOT BURNED!! XD
thats cute, try catching a licketounge lol in crystal version, miltanks and licketounge were the hardest for me lol
It would be even worse if a Shiny Pokemon appeared right after. I've never had it happen to me. In fact, I've never seen a shiny except for my Red Gyarados from the Lake of Rage. I have the worst luck...
Ahaha! I love your art style!! XD I'm lovin' these comics!
...i couldn't stop laughing.... XDD
that happened with a shiny golduck but i didnt want to encounter anything
oh sweet entei!
happens to me all the time
this so explains my anger when that happens
Psychic pokemon vs. Fighting pokemon = magic vs. bare fists. Stop hitting yourself! Stop hitting yourself!
haha this was great
Trying to find an eevee in b2w2 was horrible... They finally give you the chance to find wild eevees and it's almost impossible to find one then even harder to catch! And don't even get me started on RARE pokemon that only appear in SHAKING grass with super common AUDINOS! IT'S TORTURE!!!
very funny comic
very funny comic
F**k, I can't breath
best quote either make me a sandwitch or shut the hell up
hahaha Feel ya! I almost flip tables when that happens! ><
I spent a day one Ruby trying to catch a skitty for my team and didn't find one. Then when I beat the game, I found on while running threw grass.
Three words. Riolu. Floccessy Ranch.
Physic pokemon?
Goes on black/white 2.
Rushes to get riolu for the first gym
Spends a day looking for it.
5% chance of it appearing out of grass
finds one
4 more show up.
Rushes to get riolu for the first gym
Spends a day looking for it.
5% chance of it appearing out of grass
finds one
4 more show up.
Flying types. I. Hate. Flying types.
so... if psychic = nerds
Fighting = jocks
does dark = goths?
Nerds > Jocks > Goths > Nerds?
so... if psychic = nerds
Fighting = jocks
does dark = goths?
Nerds > Jocks > Goths > Nerds?
Lolz Brock xD
Lol. Is that zapdos?
Yeah,destin makes you the one you search for idontknowhowmanyhours and it show up,you use all your pokeball and it's evolved form shows up after
This is how it is ALL the time. You waste all your pokéballs on a simple Pokémon, catch it, leave, then BAM! A legendary shows up. FUUUU.
"You just got burned!"... I love Brock in this comic!! Awesome!
My pokemon life summed up.


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Information in the game database is updated periodically. Below, you'll find that information compiled as pertains to Tommo. The company may be involved as a publisher, developer or both.
Interactive Storybook: Series 1 [September 18, 2007]
Smart Girl's Playhouse [October 26, 2007]
Jerry Rice & Nitus' Dog Football [August 16, 2011]
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FRIDAY'S WHL PRE-SEASON MATCH-UPSFri Aug 31
SILVERTIPS' PRE-SEASON TOURNAMENT KICKS OFF – The 2012 WHL Exhibition season continues on Friday with four games on the schedule, including the first two games of the Everett Silvertips' annual pre-season tournament.
In Everett, WA, the Seattle Thunderbirds take on the Portland Winterhawks for an afternoon tilt to open the Everett tournament, which features all five U.S. Division clubs.
The Winterhawks posted a 49-19-3-1 record last season and made a second consecutive appearance in the WHL Championship Series, losing to the Edmonton Oil Kings. The Thunderbirds managed a 25-45-1-1 record in 2011-12 while finishing in ninth place in the Western Conference and missing the WHL playoffs.
Also in Everett, the host Silvertips take on the Tri-City Americans in the tournament's other contest on Friday.
The Americans are coming off their fourth U.S. Division title in five season, having posted a 50-18-2-2 record during the 2011-12 regular season. The Silvertips posted a 22-40-2-8 record last season for an eighth-place finish in the Western Conference.
Elsewhere in WHL pre-season action on Friday, the Vancouver Giants host the Kelowna Rockets at Ladner, B.C., to open both teams' pre-season schedules.
The Giants were 40-26-2-4 during the 2011-12 regular season, good enough for a fourth-place finish in the Western Conference. The Rockets skated to a 31-31-4-6 record last season, putting them in third place in the B.C. Division and sixth place in the Western Conference.
In Victoria, B.C., the Victoria Royals (0-1-0-0) take on the Kamloops Blazers (1-0-0-0) for the back half of a home-and-home series to open both teams' exhibition seasons.
The Blazers pulled off a 4-2 win over the visiting Royals on Thursday night in Kamloops. Colin Smith netted a goal and an assist as the Blazers outshot the visiting Royals 44-23 in the contest. The Royals got both of their goals from 15-year-old Tyler Soy, who was the first of two first-round picks for the team in the 2012 WHL Bantam Draft.
The 2012-13 WHL Regular Season begins on Thursday, September 20th, with the defending WHL Champion Edmonton Oil Kings hosting the Kootenay Ice.


text: I could use a diagram to wire the following: a bathroom exhaust fan with light on two separate switches. I also need a 3rd switch for a vanity light and a GFCI. My power comes from the attic (12/2 with ground). I have pulled a new 14/2 with ground wire from the attic to the 1st double gang box in the bathroom. I have also installed a 2nd double gang box for the vanity light switch and GFCI - I'm just not sure how to hook things up. If it'll help make things easier I can pull the 14/2 with ground wire coming from attic to 1st double gang box replace it with a 14/3 with ground wire. If more info is needed please ask.


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"Lookingglass Artistic Associate Sara Gmitter has crafted one of those rare plays that offers an extraordinarily powerful combination: an achingly beautiful love story that also happens to be completely topical," says Jeff Award winner Andrew White of the company's current production In the Garden: A Darwinian Love Story.
In addition to serving as Lookingglass Theatre's artistic director, White stars as Charles Darwin opposite Rebecca Spence who plays his wife Emma. Both are excellent in their respective roles as they romance and challenge each other in an intellectual and heartfelt debate between science and faith, cleverly constructed by playwright Jessica Thebus.
"Darwin's writings are some of the most significant and influential in human history, and continue to engender heated debate in this country," adds White. "That they were also a subject of loving, if sometimes contentious, debate within his own household is a story I know our audiences are going to find fascinating, relevant and thoroughly gripping."
Although a little long in the tooth, particularly the second act's drawn-out illness, the play provides enough wit and wisdom to entertain and enlighten viewers as it's sure to provoke a fair share of post-show discussions.
Under the direction of Gmitter, the solid supporting cast includes the very versatile Cindy Gold and Austin Tichenor as well as youthful players Jonathan Babbo and Caroline Heffernan.
Scenic Designer Collette Pollard's creative set visually echos the story's juxtaposition between man and nature while the costume design of Ensemble Member Mara Blumenfeld is both artistic and historically accurate. Additional production credits include JR Lederle (lighting), Sarah Burnham (props), Tess Golden (production stage manager) and Jeri Frederickson (assistant stage manager).
In the Garden has been extended and now runs through June 29 at Lookingglass Theatre's space inside the Water Tower Water Works on 821 N. Michigan Avenue at Pearson in Chicago. For tickets ($45-$70) visit www.lookingglasstheatre.org or call 312-337-0665.


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A walkthrough on how to create and deploy a basic site with Node.js and the Express framework
What we are going to do
This walkthrough will go over setting up a basic site using Node.js and Express. The walkthrough is aimed at beginners exploring Node.js as I've had many questions from friends and colleagues about creating and deploying node apps. If you are not a beginner the article probably won't be of much use to you. We are going to use express, an excellent web framework for node created by TJ Holowaychuk who seems to be pumping out Node.js libraries like he was ten men.
Here is the site we are going to create. You might also want to grab the source code.
First we need to setup our development environment. If you are on OSX I've covered how to setup Node.js and npm on OSX in a previous article. If you haven't got everything installed follow that article.
If you are on Linux there are plenty of articles on Google.
For Windows users there are also resources on Google but it is a bit more tricky.
If everything has installed ok you should now have Node.js and npm running on your machine. At the terminal type
node -v and
npm -v and you should see something like:
node -v
npm -v
Create an Express site
Still with me? We've covered a lot already! Now let's create an Express site.
First let's install express
npm install -g express-generator
-g flag means that you are installing express globally on your system.
Now we can create an express application.
express -c stylus express_example
-c states that we want to use stylus for css. You should see the following output:
create : express_example
create : express_example/package.json
create : express_example/app.js
create : express_example/public
create : express_example/public/javascripts
create : express_example/public/images
create : express_example/public/stylesheets
create : express_example/public/stylesheets/style.styl
create : express_example/routes
create : express_example/routes/index.js
create : express_example/routes/user.js
create : express_example/views
create : express_example/views/layout.jade
create : express_example/views/index.jade
install dependencies:
$ cd express_example && npm install
run the app:
$ node app
As per the instructions you'll need to install dependencies so do this
cd express_example && npm install
This will install packages and you will see a lot of output. When this is complete you can boot your application.
Boot the app
That's all the setup you need. Phew. Now you can boot the app:
node app.js
With a recent express version this command has changed, so if the app doesn't start you can try
npm start
You should see
Express server listening on port 3000 and if you open http://127.0.0.1:3000 you'll see the default Express page.
Using Git
Git is a version control system that is used heavily in the Node.js ecosystem, particulary with Github. If you aren't familiar with Git Scott Chacon is your go-to man. He's written extensively and eloquently on Git for beginners and experts. Checkout Gitcasts for if you are a beginner and ProGit for more advanced stuff. We are going to use git to version our site and publish it so let's set up our repo now. If your Express server is still running hit CTRL + C to stop it.
git init
git add .
git commit -m 'initial commit'
Developing Node.js sites
Normally when you develop a Node.js site you'll need ot restart your application each time you make a change. Thankfully our home-grown British JavaScript genius Remy Sharp has solved this problem with nodemon. Nodemon will reload your application each time it changes so you don't need to restart it. If you have used Shotgun for Ruby with Sinatra it is similar to that. To install run
npm install -g nodemon
Then you can start your app with
Nodemon automatically looks in your project setting to find the appropriate files and setting to start your server. If this does not work try:
nodemon app.js
Using nodemon means you don't have to restart your app each time you make a change. For more infomation on nodemon see the README
HTML in Express
Express is agnostic as to which templating language you use. Templating languages can be a hot topic of debate but for this article I'm going to use jade. If you've used haml it is similar to that. In the example we use jade to setup a layout template.
title= title
link(rel='stylesheet', href='/stylesheets/style.css')
link(rel='stylesheet', href='/stylesheets/chunkfive-fontface.css')
a(href="/") Home
a(href="/about") About
a(href="/contact") Contact
section#wrapper!= body
p Mauris porttitor
felis eu leo aliquet
 ac rutrum odio aliquet
p Mauris porttitor
felis eu leo aliquet
 ac rutrum odio aliquet
p Mauris porttitor
felis eu leo aliquet
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p Mauris porttitor
felis eu leo aliquet
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This is a common template we can reuse. The line
section#wrapper!= body pulls in content from the page it is used on. Express also supports variables that you pass through to the template. In this case we pass the title variable. If you are coming from Sinatra this will all be familiar to you. If you are not I recommend consulting the Express documentation.
CSS in Express
Again Express is agnostic to what you use to generate your CSS - you can use vanilla CSS but for this example I'm using Stylus. This is very similar to Sass and supports variables, mixins, functions and more. I really like it! Here's an example from our stylesheet
font 62.5%/1.5 Helvetica, Arial, "Lucida Grande", "Lucida Sans", Tahoma, Verdana, sans-serif
text-align center
background #000
width 920px
text-align left
margin-left auto
margin-right auto
background #fff
padding 20px
You'll see that stylus is very terse - you don't need brackets or commas.
Routing in Express
Routing is similar to Sinatra, allowing you to set up RESTful routes.
In this example we setup three routes in app.js
app.get('/', function(req, res){
res.render('index', {
title: 'Home'
app.get('/about', function(req, res){
res.render('about', {
title: 'About'
app.get('/contact', function(req, res){
res.render('contact', {
title: 'Contact'
See the Express documentation for more.
Publishing your site
We've now developed a basic Node.js site using express and we want to host it somewhere. Publishing the site to Heroku is free and you can be up and running in no time. You can sign up for an account at Heroku for free and then install the toolbelt.
To make your example node site work with Heroku you must create a file called Procfile in the root of the project. Add the following.
web: node app.js
To make sure Heroku uses the correct versions of node add this to the package.json file
"engines": {
"node": "0.8.x",
"npm": "1.2.x"
Then you can use the command line tools to create a site on Heroku and publish it.
heroku apps:create
git push heroku master
Some other Node.js hosting providers include nodejitsu, Joyent, Cloud Foundry and Duostack.
This article has showed how to create a very basic site using Node.js and Express. It has introduced a number of things from the Node.js ecosystem and showed you how to deploy your app to Nodester.
The strengths of Node.js as a technology are not so much in building static websites like this. I encourage you to explore some of the Node.js libraries to see what it can do. Particularly for real-time applications Node.js is extremely exciting and I think we'll see some great apps built on Node.js. Try starting with socket.io for a taste of what to expect.
If you find any inaccuracies in the post send me an email and I'll update the post.


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Waxbills (Estrildidae)
Crimson-rumped Waxbill (Estrilda rhodopyga) - HBW 15, p. 316
French: Astrild à croupion rose
German: Zügelastrild
Spanish: Estrilda Culirroja
Other common names: Rosy-rumped/Rosy-winged/Red-rumped/Sundevall's Waxbill
Taxonomy: Estrilda rhodopyga Sundevall, 1850, north-eastern Africa = Sennar, Sudan.
Recent studies of mitochondrial phylogeny indicate that this species is sister to E. rufibarba. Two subspecies recognized.
Subspecies and Distribution:
- rhodopyga Sundevall, 1850 - E Sudan, W Eritrea, NE Ethiopia and NW Somalia.
- centralis Kothe, 1911 - SE Sudan, Ethiopia (except NE), NE DRCongo, Uganda, Kenya, S Somalia, Tanzania and N Malawi.
- Least Concern Enlarge map
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roost waking up Locality Lake Naivasha, Kenya
Keith and Lynn Youngs 21 November 2013 2 years ago 30 sec 4
A rear view of two birds perched on a branch, then moving away. Locality Negele Borana scrub, Negele Arsi, Oromia Region, Ethiopia (ssp centralis)
Keith Blomerley 8 November 2013 2 years ago 20 sec 3.8
Two birds in the grass Locality Lake Baringo, Kenya
Pascal Vagner 1 January 2006 5 years ago 8 sec 3.6
Distant video of a bird (dorsal view) Locality Arusha Region, Tanzania
ANTHONY VILLAUME 9 April 2013 2 years ago 13 sec 3.4
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A bird perched.
Locality Shambat, Khartoum, Khartoum State, Sudan
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Locality Queen Elizabeth National Park, Uganda (ssp centralis)
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Perched, patch of beside a stream.
Locality Jemmu Valley, Ethiopia (ssp centralis)
Fran Trabalon 7 November 2012 3 years ago 3.8
adult male
Locality Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
Marco Valentini 27 December 2012 3 years ago 3.8
adult male
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Cool dip
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Junior Corey Thompson was 2-for-4 against the Knights
April 16, 2011
GREENVILLE, N.C. - Darnell Sweeney's RBI infield single in the seventh inning proved to be the game-winning hit as UCF (22-13, 4-7) topped East Carolina (23-12, 5-6) 3-2 Saturday afternoon at Lewis Field inside Clark-LeClair Stadium in Conference USA action.
Brian Adkins (5-2) picked up the win after holding the Pirates to just a pair of runs on seven hits in seven innings. Left-hander Joe Rogers recorded his sixth save of the season tossing two scoreless innings of relief where he allowed three hits and struck out three.
Mike Wright (4-2) was saddled with the loss allowing three runs (all earned) on four hits with three walks and a pair of punch outs in 6.1 innings. Brad Mincey made his team-leading 18th appearance working 2.2 scoreless innings giving up three hits and striking out two.
With the score tied at one in the fourth inning, Jonathan Griffin hit a one-out solo home run to left field that gave UCF a 2-1 advantage. UCF added another run in the seventh pushing its lead to two, 3-1, when Sweeney reached on an infield single to short that scored Derek Luciano from third. Luciano walked to start the frame, took second on a Travis Shreve sac bunt and landed on third on Beau Taylor's ground out to short.
In the eighth, ECU scored a run on Philip Clark single through the left side to pull within one, 3-2. John Wooten reached on an infield single and after UCF made a pitching change bringing in Rogers, Trent Whitehead singled up the middle to put runners on first and second with no outs. Chase McDonald followed by popping up to third on a bunt attempt for the first out of the stanza. Clark platted Wooten from second on his lone hit of the afternoon and Mike Ussery loaded the bases with the second infield single of the inning. Rogers promptly struck out Ben Fultz on a 3-2 pitch and induced Jack Reinheimer to ground to short, leaving the tying run 90 feet away.
UCF struck first in the top of the second on Luciano's sac fly to center scoring Chris Taladay for a 1-0 lead. ECU responded in the bottom half of the second when Tim Younger grounded out to short scoring McDonald, who doubled down the left field line to start the frame and moved to second on Clark's sac bunt.
For the second-straight game the Pirates edged the Knights in hitting, 10-7, with nine of them coming as singles. ECU stranded a staggering 12 runners on base, while Corey Thompson and Whitehead led the team with two hits each.
ECU and UCF will play the series finale on Sunday, April 17 with an 11 a.m. (EST) scheduled start.