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Modular Acrylic Directories, Snap Lock Aluminum Directories and Custom Directory Signs are just a few of the directories we carry. They are easy to affix or apply, decorative and easy to read. Directories from Seton will give visitors to your building or office a good idea of where to go.


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CHOMACS CD is based on TeutoCell's cell culture medium and provides a low osmolality for optimal fedbatch processes, Miltenyi claims. The medium has been tested with 11 cell lines and clones, including CHO K1, CHO DP-12 and CHO DHFR, and can generate concentrations of over 1.7 x 107 cells/mL, dependent on the cell line, the firm adds. CHOMACS CD represents the partners base medium and will be followed by a feed supplement.
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Jan. 4, 2013Day 2 Press Conference
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MIAMI SHORES, Fla.- The Alabama football team returned to the Barry University campus for its second practice while in the Miami area. The Crimson Tide trained for two hours in shells as they continue preparations for top-ranked Notre Dame.
"It has been great for us to get out in this weather," senior tight end Michael Williamssaid. "Right now it is all about learning to adapt to this environment. Coach Saban is pushing us really hard and we are pushing ourselves so we have one more practice to get ready for the game."
Alabama got its day started with another press conference, this time it was the defense that was put in front of the cameras. Defensive coordinator Kirby Smart was joined by defensive lineman Damion Square, defensive backs Robert Lester and Dee Milliner, and linebackers Nico Johnson and C.J. Mosley.
The Tide will meet the Irish in Miami Gardens, Fla., on Monday, Jan. 7, to determine the national champion. ESPN will carry the matchup with Brent Musburger and Kirk Herbstreit calling the action and Tom Rinaldi and Heather Cox reporting from the sideline.
The Crimson Tide Radio Network team and head coach Nick Sabanwill broadcast the BCS Bowl Preview Radio Show live from the Sparkle Ballroom in the Fontainebleau Hotel at Miami Beach on Saturday, Jan. 5. The event is open to the general public and the doors will open at 4:30 p.m. Seating is limited. The broadcast is scheduled to begin at 6:30 p.m.
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Guess what? We did it again. We bought House #4, which represents our 6th rental unit in total!
"Whoa, Paula, this is getting ridiculous."
Yeah, I know. Let's meet the new rental, shall we?
The Rental House
First, the stats: It's a 3-bedroom, 2-bath single-family house. Sound familiar? Every single-family residence we've purchased has matched that description (except for this one, which is a 3 bed, 1.5 bath).
Why? 3/2's hold wide appeal, since they meet the needs of so many people. Couples, roommates, and small families are all eligible renters. Even single people sometimes rent 3/2's if the price is right.**
The house barely needs any immediate repairs. It only needs about $3,000 worth of upfront work, which makes it the most turnkey property we've ever bought. Eventually (within the next 5 years) we'll need to replace the roof and upgrade the kitchen. But for the moment, the house is move-in ready.
Wanna see? Check out the pictures:
The house is located in an up-and-coming neighborhood. It's the type of place where ramshackle, boarded-up vacant homes sit next door to posh new construction.
Ah, real estate is endlessly fascinating, isn't it? In the established suburbs where I was raised, there were "good neighborhoods" and "bad neighborhoods," with plenty of space in between. But in an emerging neighborhood, "good" and "bad" is literally a house-by-house matter.
The neighborhood features old Fords propped up on cinder blocks, next to vegan raw food cafes. Go figure.
First of all, before I get into the price, let me take a moment to emphasize how tough it was to find this deal. Remember the last house that I didn't buy? That whole incident took place back in – what, early April? Ever since then, searching for houses has felt like a demanding second job.
If any of you are serious about real estate investing (in a major way), know this: Searching for properties is a job onto itself. You'll reject hundreds before you find the right one. (In that regard, I guess it's like swiping through faces on Tinder?)
Okay, here are the figures:
"Real" Purchase Price: $120,000 (purchase plus initial repairs)
Rent: $1,300 per month
(UPDATE July 2015 — We've raised the rent to $1,500 per month.)
Right away, what do you see in those numbers? This house meets the One Percent Rule, meaning that its monthly rent is at least 1 percent of its purchase price. (For this house, the monthly rent is 1.1 percent of the purchase price).
As long-time Afford Anything readers know, I won't look at a house that doesn't meet the One Percent Rule.
Bear with me while I veer onto a tangent about that rule for a moment …
One Percent Rule
Why is the One Percent Rule so critical?
If the monthly rent is 1 percent of the purchase price, then the yearly rent is 12 percent of the purchase price. Your GROSS return is 12 percent annually.
But vacancies, maintenance, repairs, taxes, insurance, and management will take a huge bite out of your gross profits. Let's assume two scenarios:
#1: You live in a state with massive property taxes. You have pricey insurance. You get overloaded with repairs, maintenance and vacancies. These costs consume 50 percent of your gross rent.
You're left with a 6 percent cash flow return. Plus, the house appreciates at the rate of inflation, 3 percent.
Total return = 9 percent annually.
#2: You live in a state with a low property tax rate and cheap insurance deals. Repairs, maintenance and management are cheap. Vacancy is low. The tenant pays for all utilities and yard care. Your expenses consume only 33 percent of your gross rent.
You collect 8 percent cash flow (that's like buying a dividend stock with an 8 percent payout!) The house appreciates at the rate of inflation.
Total return = 11 percent annually.
Not bad, eh? That's the magic of the One Percent Rule.
Note: I've laid out this math assuming that you paid cash for the deal. Why? Because you should evaluate investments separate from its financing terms. This way, you can compare two houses with different financing terms and make an apples-to-apples comparison.
Furthermore, you can see how well the house will perform when the mortgage is paid off, which is the ultimate goal.
Real Costs of This House
How does the math change when financing gets added in? Let's check out this house:
Yearly Income:
$15,600 (at $1,300/month rent)
Yearly Expenses:
$1,248 Vacancy (Assuming an 8 percent vacancy rate)
$1,560 Management (Assuming a 10 percent property management fee)
$1,200 Maintenance/Repairs (Assuming 1 percent of the purchase price per year)
$7,416 Mortgage (Fixed, 30-year loan on $90,000 @ 4.25 percent, including property taxes and insurance)
Total Expenses: $11,424
Passive Income: $4,176 per year!! Wahoo!!
We're ecstatic about this house purchase, as you can guess. We already have a tenant living there, and – knock on wood – he seems like an ideal tenant (great job, etc).
UPDATE July 2015: We still have the same tenant! In fact, he just renewed his lease for another year (at a $200/month price increase), bringing him to a 3+ year tenancy and counting.
It's clear that these deals are getting tougher to find. Two years ago, you could throw a dart at a real estate listing and score an awesome deal. These days, you'll devote hundreds of hours to combing for a needle in a haystack.
We're very happy with the six rental units that we've accumulated during the Great Recession (one triplex and three single-family homes). But the Great Recovery is now rearing its ugly head. That's bad news for buyers. Our focus is going to shift to mortgage pay-down rather than property accumulation … maybe.
Although I might search for just one more. 🙂
"OMG, Paula, you're getting out of control."
What do you mean?
"'Just one more'" is what addicts say.
I know, I know. 🙂
**Note: In my experience, a 3-bed/2-bath home is the most awesome type of single-family house. If you're renting out a multi-unit building, like a 3-plex or 4-plex or 100-plex, then buy a building in which each unit has only 1-2 bedrooms. Here's why.


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BRUNSWICK — Three purses were stolen from cars in business parking lots in three separate locations along Pearl Road Tuesday afternoon.
According to police reports, car windows were broken in each case and the purses were removed. All the thefts were reported between 5 and 6 p.m.
The first report was taken at 5:10 p.m. at a lot in the 1800 block of Pearl Road. The second report came in at 5:15 p.m. from the 200 block of Pearl. At 5:52 p.m., a third call came from a motorist in the 1100 block of Pearl.
Brunswick police spokesman Nick Solar advised residents to be careful to not leave important belongings in their cars.
"Even if you're going somewhere and you're running in really quick and you don't want to bring your purse, don't assume people aren't watching you in the parking lot," Solar said. "If you're going somewhere fast, just leave the purse at home and take your wallet with you."
Solar said thieves sometimes stake out places where people plan to only be a few moments, hoping they'll leave their purse behind.
"We've even seen funeral homes be a target area, because it's somewhere people only go in for 10 or 15 minutes to pay their respects and then head out," he said. "Just don't assume no one's looking."
Roofer reportedly intoxicated
BRUNSWICK — Police were called to Fernwood Drive after receiving a report of intoxicated roofers who were getting ready to drive away from the job site around 7:30 p.m. Saturday.
As police neared the scene, they reported seeing a Hinckley Roofing truck headed south on Rocklyn Drive down the center of the road toward Sleepy Hollow Road. According the report, the truck nearly drove off the road.
Brunswick police stopped the truck after it turned onto Sleepy Hollow. The driver, John A. Garbicz, 28, was charged with operating a vehicle intoxicated and told officers he had just come from a job site.
Ed Walkuski, the owner of Hinckley Roofing, said the company has a zero tolerance policy and Garbicz has been suspended.
"As a company, we just can't tolerate that," Walkuski said. "Our guys get drug tested all the time, and we have a no-drug policy. We also have zero tolerance for alcohol on the job."
Walkuski said his company would wait to see the outcome of the case in court before making a final decision about Garbicz's employment.
Brunswick police
Friday, Oct. 11
8:15 a.m. — 3100 block Center Road, rims and tires removed from a car on a dealership lot. The items were valued at between $1,600 and $1,800.
5 p.m. — 1300 block Old Eagle Drive, an 11-year-old stepped on a hypodermic needle in the bushes outside of her home on Old Eagle Drive. She was treated at the hospital and the needle material was taken by police into evidence.
6:45 p.m. — Michael H. Freelandt, 40, 2187 Old Eagle Drive, Apt. 108, served with a warrant from Hocking County and charged with obstructing official business, disorderly conduct and drug abuse.
Saturday, Oct. 12
4:53 p.m. — 3400 block Center Road, Douglas W. Baxter, 51, 1438 N. Carpenter Road, Apt. 212, Brunswick, charged with not stopping after an accident and operating a vehicle intoxicated. He gave police a blood-alcohol sample of 0.119. According to the report, a witness saw Baxter hit a car in a business parking lot. He then drove to a different area of the parking lot before going inside. The witness contacted police and the owner of the car that was hit. Baxter told police he "should have left a note," the report said.
Sunday, Oct. 13
12:20 a.m. — 100 block Westchester Drive, a mailbox was smashed.
Monday, Oct. 14
1:53 a.m. — 3800 block Center Road, Denise M. Luna, 51, 1464 N. Carpenter Road, Apt. 255, charged with operating a vehicle intoxicated after a traffic stop. According to police, Luna registered 0.225 on a blood-alcohol test. According to a police report, Luna had previous convictions in 2004, 2009 and 2011. Because this was her third charge in six years, police seized her vehicle because Ohio Revised Code requires a vehicle be forfeited if it's titled to a driver who commits a third offense within six years.


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An SEO and Viral Marketing Checklist for Online Businesses
Part of the Starting an Online Business For Dummies Cheat Sheet
Search Engine Optimization (SEO) and viral marketing are two cost-effective and highly popular ways to get the word out about your online business. After you create your website, follow this checklist to make sure you aren't forgetting anything when it comes to optimizing your web pages for indexing by Google and other search engines, and spreading the word about your products and services.
Put your keywords in the title. Choose the keywords that your customers are likely to enter when they are searching for sites like yours, and make sure one or two (or more) appear in the titles of your web pages.
Sprinkle around those keywords. Make an effort to include your keywords in the headings on your pages, and in the text as well.
Add meta tags. Meta tags are keywords added in the Head section of a web page, between the <meta> and </meta> tags.
Register your site with Google. Don't wait for Google to find you. Add your site to Google's database — and after that, to Bing's and Yahoo!'s sites as well.
Get on Facebook. Create a "fan page" for your business on Facebook.
Start Twittering. Promote your current sales and create special deals for those who find or follow you on Twitter.
The history of the web page is important. This includes the date the page was first discovered by a search engine.
Keep your web page updated. The frequency with which the content of the web page changes is also important to SEO. This includes an average time between the changes, a number of changes in a time period, and a comparison of a rate of change in a current time period with a rate of change in a previous time period.
Keep your site growing. The number of new pages associated with the document matters as well.
Get linked. Make sure your pages ink to other well-designed, content rich sites. The more links you have, the better your search results.


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The Ottery St Mary Chamber of Commerce aims to represent, inform and help local businesses and provide representation on relevant issues at local and regional level. This is achieved through constructive monthly meetings open to all chamber members.
The continued success of the annual Christmas Funday and late night shopping event, organised by chamber members, is just one example of how business can be greatly improved with a well co-ordinated effort.
A vigourous recruiting campaign has resulted in the chamber's membership growing to an all time high. This has increased the chamber's influence in campaigning for improvements in Ottery St Mary.
The chamber plans to continue working on behalf of its members to improve the commercial prosperity of the town to the mutual benefit of its members and the local community.


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This Week
Fri., Feb. 23 - at UNLV 6:30 p.m. PT
Sat., Feb. 24 - at UNLV 2 p.m. PT
Sun., Feb. 25 - at UNLV 1 p.m. PT
Potential Starting Lineup
Notes 1
Jon Gaston
Eight-game hit streak (13 for 28, .464, 2 2B, 3B, HR, 10 R) 2
Robert Abel
Batting .326 in 11 games, 5-for-5 in SB 3
Bill Rhinehart
Team-leader with four HR 4
C.J. Ziegler
Batting a team-high .438 with 13 RBI and 17 runs scored 5
Brad Glenn
Tied school record with 3 HRs vs. Utah Valley State on Feb. 7 6
T.J. Steele
19-game hitting streak dating back to last season 7
Erik Castro
Has scored five runs and driven in six more in 11 games 8
Kevin Rodland
Has seven RBI in his first 11 games 9
Dwight Childs
Hitting .273 with five RBI in eight games Pitching
RHP Preston Guilmet
2-0 with a 1.23 ERA in 22 IP. Has 17 Ks vs. 4 BB Sat
LHP Daniel Schlereth
Has earned a save in all three relief appearances this season
Last Weekend
The Wildcats took an 8-0 record to No. 8 Cal State Fullerton, extended the winning streak to nine-straight and then ran into trouble - losing their first two games of the season ... UA's Preston Guilmet out-dueled CSF ace Wes Roemer, 2-1, in the series opener on Friday, but everything seemed to collapse the next two days as UA struggled to pitch, hit and field while dropping its first two games of the year ... History seemed to repeat itself as UA went to Fullerton in the regular season in 2005 and won the opening game of the series against the Titans with a 1-0 pitcher's duel victory, but then dropped the following two contests.
Off Fast
Arizona's nine-game win streak to open the 2007 season matched the best start to a year for the Wildcats under head coach Andy Lopez (2005) ... Counting last season, Arizona won 14 straight games before falling to Cal State Fullerton last Saturday.
A Quick Look at UNLV
The Rebels, who beat Loyola Marymount on Tuesday, are 7-6 on the young season and have taken series wins over both Pepperdine and Cal ... UNLV returns 22 letterwinners from last season's team that went 29-30 overall and finished fourth in the Mountain West Conference with a 12-10 mark ... Offensively, Las Vegas, which is hitting .303 as a team, is averaging 6.4 runs, 10.8 hits and 6.2 RBI per game thus far ... Effren Navarro Jr. has been the individual offensive catalyst, hitting .408 (20for 49) with five doubles, a home run and 12 RBI in 12 games ... Michael Brenley, son of former Diamondbacks manager Bob Brenley, leads the Rebels with 13 RBI in 11 games played ... On the mound, UNLV is 7-6 with a 5.84 ERA in 114 innings pitched ... The Rebel pitching staff has struck out 79 batters against 55 walks ... Opponents are hitting .318 against them this season ... UNLV's rotation for the weekend will RHP Craig Heyer on Friday and LHPs Chris Saddoris and TBA on Sunday ... Head coach Buddy Gouldsmith is in fourth season in Las Veags and has put together a 107-89 record there.
The Wildcats and Rebels have met 16 times in baseball in a series that dates back to 1984 ... The two schools have split the all-time series record with eight wins apiece ... UNLV won the last meeting between the two schools, taking a 2-to-1 series victory over the Cats in Tucson last season ... The Rebels have won three of the past five games played in the all-time series ... Arizona last traveled to the Las Vegas in 2004 and won a midweek two-game series by scores of 11-2 and 10-9.
Youthful Transgressions
Although it's not excusable and will certainly need to be corrected as the season progresses, 14 of the 19 errors charged to the
Guilmet Named Pac-10 Pitcher of the Week
Still Streaking
Sophomore T.J. Steele has a 19-game hitting streak dating back to the final few weeks of the 2006 season. He collected at least one hit in final eight games of 2006 and has hit safely in all 11 games thus far in 2007. During his streak the outfielder is batting .419 (34 for 81) with 18 runs scored, 10 doubles, a triple, a home run and 18 RBI.
Gaston Gets His Streak On
Steele's classmate Jon Gaston has put together a pretty nice hitting streak of his own. After starting the season 1 for 7 at the plate, Gaston has hit safely in his last eight-straight games. The current streak, in which he is batting a team-best .464 (13 for 28) with two doubles, a triple, two home runs, three RBI and 10 runs scored, is one shy of his career high set as a freshman last year.
Offensive Numbers
Heading into play this weekend, the Wildcats are batting .324 as a team and averaging 7.5 runs, 10.7 hits, 2.9 doubles, 1.1 home runs and 7.1 RBI per game.
Extra, Extra
In 11 games this season Arizona has posted two or more extra base hits in every one of them ... UA has hit at least one double in all 11 contests this season, including a season-high eight in the season-opener against Gonzaga ... The Wildcats hit eight doubles, three triples and a home run against Gonzaga on Feb. 2. The 12 extra base hits in that contest were the most put up by a UA squad in school history, eclipsing the previous high-water mark of 11 set by the 1985 and 2001 teams ... Junior DH C.J. Ziegler tied the UA single-game school record for doubles in his first career start on Feb. 2, swatting three two-baggers. He finished the contest 4-for-5 with three RBI and four runs scored.
Pitching Improvements
Although the last two outings resulted in hiccups for the
Difference Wins
2 Losses
2 Opp Avg.
Doing it with Two
Through the first eight games the
C-ing the Ball
DH C.J. Ziegler has one of the better eyes you'll see on a power-hitting clean up batter. With a .438 batting average, 13 RBI, a Pac-10-best 17 runs scored and an .844 slugging percentage, the Pima CC transfer has drawn the respect of pitchers already as he has walked 10 times in 11 games thus far and has been hit be three pitches to help lead to an Arizona-best .583 on base pecentage. In addition to his willingness to earn the free pass, Ziegler has also struck out only three times in 32 at-bats.
Holler for Dollar
Senior Bill Rhinehart has dashed out of the gate in his final season at
One Yard from History
Brad Glenn was already having a good day - 3-for-3, three home runs - when he strode to plate in the eighth inning against
Three-Homer Games at
April 7, 1972 - Dennis Haines at UTEP - 5-for-5, 4 R, 2B, 3 HRs, 3 RBI
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Feb. 23, 2001 - Shelley Duncan vs.
Feb. 7, 2007 - Brad Glenn vs.
Only Hassey and Duncan hit their HRs in consecutive ABs
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Sophomore Brad Glenn was named the Feb. 13 Pac-10 Player of the Week by the conference office. In UA's five games vs.
Going Yard
Helped by a six-home run game against
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A season after finishing dead last in the Pac-10 with a 5.41 ERA, the UA pitching staff has gotten off to a hot start in 2007. The
Looking for Redemption
Last season was one to forget for the
But Don't Forget About Us
Three newcomers to the
Avoiding the Big Ones
Through the first 11 games last season, the opposition scored three or more runs in an inning 10 times. The Cats have surrendered three or more runs in a frame just three times this year.
Start ?'Er Up
UA's starters have done an outstanding job in the young season. The six pitchers that have combined to start the 11 games thus far have earned six of the nine victories, own a 3.32 ERA in 59 2/3 IP, have limited opponents to a .206 batting average and struck out 57 hitters against just 17 walks.
Shut ?'Er Down
Not to be outdone, the bullpen has chalked up UA's other three victories and tallied three saves, own a 1.69 ERA in 37 1/3 IP and are striking out just under one batter per inning pitched with 37 total Ks (0.97).
Caught Looking
The devious
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After one year away,
Perry Out
The only Wildcat down with injury to start the year is sophomore right-hander Ryan Perry, who was injured in an off-field incident prior to the opening of spring camp. Perry, who broke his left arm and is out for at least a couple more weeks, will return to the pitching rotation and factor in as either a part of the starting rotation or as the team's closer.
A Weekly Winner
Sophomore Preston Guilmet has delivered out of the Friday spot in the rotation this season and people have taken notice. The right-hander has already been recognized on both a national level (Feb. 5 Collegiate Baseball Pitcher of the Week) and a conference level (Feb. 20 Pac-10 Pitcher of the Week) despite only making three starts thus far. He has already twice surpassed his season-high of 7 IP from last year and last week tied his career high with nine strikeouts in a 2-1 win over Cal State Fullerton.
Schlereth Shuts the Door
1. Mark Melancon (2004-06) - 18 saves
2. Ryan Moskau (1997-98) - 14 Saves
3. Joe Estes (1983-86) - 13 Saves
Carlos Rico (1991-92) - 13 Saves
5. Tyler Lawton ((1979-82) - 10 Saves
Daniel Schlereth (2006-present) - 10 saves
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Junior southpaw David Coulon wrapped up his 2006 with a complete-game shut out of USC in
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Feb. 6, 2007 vs. Utah Valley State - 6 IP, 2 H, 2 R, 2 ER, 11 K, 2 BB
Feb. 11, 2007 vs. New Mexico - 4 IP, 2 H, 0 R, 0 ER, 2 K, 3 BB
Feb. 18, 2007 at CS Fullerton - 3 2/3 IP, 2 H, 1 R, 1 ER, 6 K, 5 BB
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Thursday, September 23, 2010
Following The Detectives! Not just in your mind anymore.
The book's core is twenty-one essays, each about a single fictional detective and the city, country or region where he or she works. One of my assignments was Arnaldur Indriðason's Iceland, for instance, but a full-page insert tells the reader about Arnaldur's fellow Icelandic crime writer Yrsa Sigurðardóttir as well. That sort of efficient conveyance of information is a good idea for a book whose other crime-fiction destinations include London, Paris, New York and Los Angeles. Pretty hard to squeeze all the fictional detectives who call any of those cities home into a single essay.
The extras include maps, graphics, information boxes, guides to television and movie adaptations, walking tours, useful Web sites and, as an accompaniment to my essay on Andrea Camilleri, remarks on the history of Sicilian cuisine with explanations of some of Salvo Montalbano's favorite dishes. Pappanozza. Just the sound of it makes me hungry.
See where Peter Rozovsky will take us next.
Here's a list of contributors and their fictional destinations:
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Brighton: Barry Forshaw
Chicago: Dick Adler and Maxim Jakubowski
Dublin: Declan Burke
Edinburgh: Barry Forshaw
Florida: Oline Cogdill
Iceland: Your humble blogkeeper
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Los Angeles: Maxim Jakubowski
New Orleans: Maxim Jakubowski
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Paris: Barry Forshaw
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Southern California: Michael Carlson
Sweden: Barry Forshaw
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Washington, D.C.: Sarah Weinman
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On March 31 Valley Wag shares that OKCupid is boycotting the use of Firefox on their website because of the new CEO being anti-gay and strongly against marriage equality.
As all the users of OKCupid know, the website is designed to bring all walks of life together. Therefore, it is in their best interest to not support companies and franchises that support the opposite. Brendan Eich, the new CEO of Mozilla Firefox strongly contested California's Proposition 8 in 2008.
Because dating websites like OKCupid depend on frequent use from their members, it is a very bold move to suggest that users shouldn't support one of the major online search engines out there. Even though it is still possible to access the website through Firefox after reading the message that OKCupid leaves members with, they hope to deter their users from doing so because of the obvious reasons. This is the message left for OKCupid users:
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Mozilla's new CEO, Brendan Eich, is an opponent of equal rights for gay couples. We would therefore prefer that our users not use Mozilla software to access OkCupid.
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Another vote for Sergio Kindle to the Miami Dolphins
Spent more than 3 1/2 hours today on national teleconferences with NFL draft gurus Mel Kiper Jr. (ESPN), Mike Lombardi (NFL Network) and Gil Brandt (NFL.com), and boy, is my head spinning.
Besides Kiper saying Oklahoma State wide receiver Dez Bryant could go seventh overall to the Browns — "I don't think he's going to slide much at all," Kiper said. "You get him in a football environment and he's focused, he loves the game, he loves to study film. I'd say 11 or 12 with Miami, that's as far as you could push him (down the draft board)" — one of the things that stood out the most for me came from Brandt near the end.
Now 77, the former Cowboys VP of Player Personnel (1960-89) is still going strong in his current role. A longtime confidante of Bill Parcells, Brandt had this to say when I asked him to forecast the Miami Dolphins' pick at No. 12:
"I know I'm going to be wrong, but I think it would be Sergio Kindle," Brandt said. "I think Kindle can play with his hand on the ground and rush the passer, and I think he can also drop into space. I don't think you'd be moving out of a plateau to get Kindle.
"I think all you have to do is look and see what Kindle did against Alabama in the national championship game and you automatically fall in love with him."
That said, Brandt has Kindle (and Bryant, for that matter) in his 21-30 "plateau" on his Hot 100. He doesn't rank players slot by slot, but rather in groups of 10 or so, based on their relative abilities. (Similar to how he ranked them for the Cowboys for three decades.)
Take this for what it's worth, but Brandt is now the second NFL-employed draft analyst with strong Parcells ties to predict Kindle, the former Texas linebacker, to the Dolphins. The first was Mike Mayock, the former Giants safety in the early Parcells years in the Meadowlands.
Yeah, I know, Kindle has had some problems behind the wheel, and a team going through some embarrassing offseason troubles in that area (Ronnie Brown/Will Allen) might want to avoid inviting more public backlash with such a selection.
But still, hmm.
Brandt also had some interesting observations on Parcells as a draft technician.
"Let me say this about Parcells," Brandt said. "I don't think there's anybody in football that has a better understanding of evaluating players for the draft than Bill does. He looks at leg structure on a return guy and he's convinced a return person with thin legs is going to have a hard time. He has a theory for every position, and he's really researched it and done very well. … I think he does a very good job. The best as far as I'm concerned."
Wait a second, kick returners with "thin legs." Anyone come to mind? Anyone?
Oh, geez, I dunno. Maybe Ted Ginn Jr.?
Will be interesting to see if he's shipped off to Cam Cameron's Baltimore — which Kiper says still needs to add receiver help, even after grabbing Anquan Boldin and Donte Stallworth — or Carolina, where they badly need someone to line up across from Steve Smith and return kicks as well — on draft day.
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There's a smart Barcelona vibe to this Dublin 4 favourite. The designer cool ivory and caramel interior is laid out in a well spaced mix of tables and comfortable banquettes with ceilings high enough to keep peak time buzz to pleasant levels and allow ladies lunch parties to co-exist happily with serious looking suits and a mixum gatherum of dining couples.
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A little rant....
Just a little one.
I cannot stand it when I look at a nicely pinging server, see it has four players in it, hop in, and see four bots running away from me. Damnit, when I see 4/12, I expect to see four HUMAN players. Thats why it's MULTIplayer, people. Not so I can say "Oh, cool! Four bots! A whole four bots! Shucks, that looks like fun!" No, HUMAN players. Dont make me aste my time by waiting for my slowass computer to load up your server only to see your damn bots! ARG!!!!
I am done now.
It's more your fault for not being observant enough. If someone's ping is 0 or lower their either the server(bots) or the host; but the host's ping does not stay 0 the entire time, it'll fluctuate between 0 and a very low number.
I dont usually check server status before I enter the server. I just see 4/12, and I go in. It's annoying to have to check to see who's in there.
Once I'm there, I know right away who's a bot and who isnt.
using outside prog's like qtracker i know give the names of the players, therefore its easy to descerne between bots (luke, tavion) and real people (padawan, imleetndasheet)... :D
What is it with those bots anyway? :mad:
Can you actually *fight* them at some point? ...I tried out Promod Beta 2 a while ago; made a server and spawned 2 bots (Jedi Master level.)
Then I went to ArtifeX's site to read the "manual".
When I finally got back to the game fifteen minutes later, I was still in the lead with 0 kills. :(
And no, I wasn't hiding in some dark corner...I was standing in the middle of the huge opening in Bespin streets..
So..what's wrong with those bots? They don't want to fight? Is that it? And if so - what the hell are they doing in this game?? (besides running backwards)
Is there some trick that I don't know of? Do I have to taunt them (or something) so that they'll get pissed off and finally attack/&fight me?
I feel your pain Shock. :(
The bots play rather defensively, which is especially noticeable if you're in a saber only server. If you're saber is drawn, it can be quite some time before a bot will manage to kill you.
when ever a bot starts to back up, i just back away from them, if there is enough room, they usually come at me again... something that works for me anyway...
Bottom line: MP Bots are t3h shiet!
I wish we could import SP NPCs into MP. My god to have a real Tavion running around and lightning you if you draw a gun and grip you off bespin would be so excellent!
BTW On promod beta 2 note: I've always thought bots would own at it since they have auto-aim, and promod centers around keeping your aim (if you have ever seen a bot's aim in spec mode, it's VERY close and usually aims for the head). But it seems they keep their jitterbuggish personalities... :rolleyes:
whenever i play agains a bot, it is just using lightning all the time:(
Or mindtrick...over and over and over... :disaprove :disaprove :disaprove
dont fight back if u grip them to death :(
Seriuosly if someone wants to make a Mod that makes the Bots act tough mean and fight like Demons I would be down with it.
Have some programmed sayings like..
"You suck Noob, I'm a bot and I still owned your pathetic Human ass!!"
Make them fight incredibly well and for the love of God make them aggressive!! I hate this backwards running lame bots we have now.
I would like to see a team of Bots that could play CTF well and know how to play their positions, that would be great to practice with.
I can't remember the exact names because once I used them I didn't need them anymore, but there are two different BOT editing utilities at JKII.net and at JK2files. With them you can speed up their reflexes, agility, give them perfect aim and increase their hate factor which makes them very aggressive.
I remade new bot files for all my favorite models and skins and have a nice collection of them that are much more aggressive and higher skilled. If you really want improved Bots to play against get the utilities and use them.
The bots on JK2 are some of the crappiest I've ever seen.
Quake2/3 had plenty of user made bots like the Eraser bot and Laker bot that really did fight pretty close to the way human opponents do. I'm surprised that after 90 million "My version of JK2" type mods no one has made some decent community made bots.
I think its alot harder to write a bot for jk2 than it is for q2 or cs. I mean Point and shoot is alot easier to write than various combos with a lightsaber at different times....there would be a womp load of stuff to do to make a REALLY good jk2 bot and i dont think anyone is sad enough to do so :)
Well.. bots have waypoints... so they're gonna take that waypoint to get to you, in bespin, they won't jump that little lip.. they'll take the stairs :|
The best way I see is to get in the middle of their path, and run into them, to get your sabers to touch, then generally the bot will make a brief assault
Not sure if that app could accomplish that but it's a start.
A few tips, Reflex is set to 500 as default, lower it to at least 300. Also give them perfect aim and a hate factor of 10, and of course ally them with no one. There are a few other things as well, but a little playing with the utility is all it takes.
I have a few really tough bots, Vader, Maul, Wicked and Lord Rive. Be glad to email them to you to compare settings while learning the utility.
:violin: bWahahhaa, asdadf
Umm...the basic behaviour of the bots can't be changed with the .bot and .jkb files. They are just a config which makes the bot prefer certain things over others, not change the way he fights. Unless you are willing to dig through about 600kb of AI code and rewrite it, with possible methods including neural networks (but that would require literally years of training), the basic behaviour of the bots will not change.
I understand bots are bound to using the bot routes, but that is a navigational thing for the maps. What I was talking about was making them more of a challenge when fighting. Ask....as to your statement the bots basic behavior cannot be changed....well, no you cant change the routes they take, but as far as their behavior goes, you could not be more wrong.
Using the bot utility to make them better, I know for a fact bots can be vastly improved. You can design the bot to have any characteristics you want it to have, be 3x more aggressive, what strength in specific force powers and what weapons it uses the best. It's reflexes can be improved and it can be given perfect aim, which means it does not miss.
I even made one bot an Absorb/Saber throw whore, to practice against for a certain reason. No, they are not perfect or like fighting a l337 human opponents, but they sure are a whole lot better than the out of the box bots.
Darth Kaan:
The code determines the usage of the forces in various situations. The code determines when the bot uses a particular weapon (something like "if he is weak and up close, switch to bryar pistol" only far more expanded). The code determines how the bot swings the saber, how he blocks and when he blocks. The .jkb file only sets minor behaviors, the reaction time and the accuracy for example. But this won't make a bot to throw a saber and manipulate it for it to hit from behind. This won't make a bot fight any smarter..more lethal perhaps.
The strategy of the fight can't be changed without modifying the source code...plenty of it.
It does allow you to choose what specific powers a bot uses, dark, light or neutral, what strength, their saber color, hate factor, reflex ratio, if they are al;igned with any other bot/character, perfect aim or not, regularity of their chat ability and a few other things. This all changes their basic behavior and I will keep using them (the enhanced ones) as will at least 30 others I know of.
Have a nice day!
It says bot not defined when I tried to load my bot in game......
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Jan. 5, 2011
Throughout the Arizona Wildcat women's basketball season, freshman Candice Warthen will keep a weekly blog about life as a Pac-10 freshman. Check back for more updates from Candice!
Hello Wildcat Fans!
Hello all, sorry for the delay. These last couple of days have been all business with basketball and winter classes. I'm sure you understand.
Anyway, we have played three games since the last time I did a blog. We played Iona College, Oregon and Oregon State. All three games were successful for us. The game against Oregon was a track meet. They run up and down, and up and down, and up and down until everyone on the floor was exhausted. It was fun to get the win in our house. We are undefeated in the McKale Center.
Oregon and Oregon State were the start of Pac-10 play and we were very excited about that. We got a victory over both of these teams and we are currently 11-2, and 2-0 in the Pac-10. Our next game is on Thursday, January 6 against Stanford at their place. We are the underdogs but we are going to do everything we can to come back with a victory. Arizona Wildcats!!!
I wanted to say hello to and thank my brothers DEANGELO WOODS AND QUINTAVIOUS ERWIN for their support!!! Also a shot out to you too Montavious Erwin for reading my blog!!!!
Thanks for reading my blog! Go Cats!
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REDWOOD SHORES, Calif. – The No. 11 Stanford men's rowing team faced a tough challenge on Saturday as they faced off against No. 2 Cal in the 81st Big Row.
"This regatta has always been about family," said head coach Craig Amerkhanian. "We gather to honor the memory, inspiration and power of former Cal coxswain Jill Costello. We also raced for one of our own today. Our fight was for Diane Johnson, who is the mother of senior Cole Johnson and is going through a battle with cancer."
The Stanford men wore special tank tops for the occasion with the initials DEJ written on the left chest and the Stanford block "S" printed on the front.
Stanford won the varsity eight race last year and held the Schwabacher Cup for the past year, but Cal regained the trophy on Saturday with a victory. The Cardinal finished with a time of 5:53.0, just under 10 seconds behind the Golden Bears.
"We felt like going into this race we were racing with the strongest lineup we have," said sophomore coxswain Nathalie Weiss. "We had a really good first 500 meters and a good race for our boat, but Cal is a really strong team this year."
Stanford lost by a similar margin in the frosh eight. Four freshmen who have competed in the varsity eight this year were all in the frosh boat, but could not overtake Cal's group. Stanford notched a time of 6:03.7 to finish nine seconds back.
Cal had its biggest win of the day in the second varsity eight race. The Cardinal had a time of6:26.1, while the Golden Bears finished in 5:55.4.
The Big Row marked the final home race for three Stanford seniors as Austin Hack, Johnson and Will Robins all raced for the final time at Redwood Shores.
Stanford will have two weeks off before they head to Lake Natoma in Rancho Cordova, Calif. for the Pac-12 Rowing Championships on Sunday, May 18.
Big Row
Redwood Shores Lagoon
Redwood Shores, Calif.
May 3, 2014
Varsity Eight
1. Cal – 5:43.2
2. Stanford – 5:53.0
Second Varsity Eight
1. Cal – 5:55.4
2. Stanford – 6:26.1
Frosh Eight
1. Cal – 5:54.6
2. Stanford – 6:03.7
Boat Lineups
1V8: Coxswain Nathalie Weiss, Nico Cserepy, Scott Roycroft, Austin Hack, Kaess Smit, Dave Dolben, Andrew Gyenis, Robbie Ostrow, Ben Chuter
2V8: Coxswain Greg Wolk, Kendall Fagan, Karl Wessendorf, Ben Weems, Max Drach, Andrew Terajewicz, Grant Glazer, Cole Johnson, Will Robins
F8: Coxswain Ardsley Sanders, Sean-Patrick Sullivan, Ryan Hails, Ryan O'Rourke, Charlie Walker, Peter Wood, Erik Holmvik, Max Freundlich, Brendan Larkin


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* CrimeReports.com extracts info from police reports and overlays it on maps
* The free site allows people to view arrests and police calls in their area
* The Web site is ad free and is working to add more narrative language
* A few have concerns about privacy, like knowing who placed a domestic violence call
(AP) -- The inspiration for CrimeReports.com came a decade ago when Greg Whisenant made the mistake of letting a stranger, who turned out to be a burglar, into his apartment building in Arlington, Virginia.
CrimeReports.com provided this screenshot of their Web site.
At a neighborhood meeting that soon followed, Whisenant was surprised to hear a woman say she had been followed in a parking lot. Whisenant pondered how technology could make a difference.
"Why can't we have some kind of alert system that would tell me something like that?" he wondered.
Now he has created it. A new service on CrimeReports.com, launched last year and expanding nationwide, overlays police reports on maps, so people can view where arrests and other police calls have been made. Users can configure e-mail alerts to notify them of crimes in locations of interest within a day.
The free site relies mainly on police departments paying $100 or $200 a month, depending on their size, to have CrimeReports.com extract the information from their internal systems and publish it online. Public Engines LLC, Whisenant's seven-person company in Salt Lake City, Utah, pledges to post no ads on the site.
About 40 law enforcement agencies have signed up, including police in San Jose, California, and several Utah jurisdictions. The site also captures and posts information from departments such as the one in Chicago, Illinois, that do not pay Public Engines because they had built their own links into their records.
This coincides with a prominent trend in policing. Since New York City police launched their "CompStat" system in 1994, law enforcement agencies around the country have been capturing and analyzing crime information in more careful detail, in hopes of better planning responses.
But these internal records generally do not come in a uniform, Web-friendly fashion. Even Web sites with crime maps, like the one operated by police in Washington, D.C., don't reveal details on individual reports. Instead such details often are made available in police logs sent to local newspapers.
Transparent police vs. private lives
What's new in CrimeReports.com is its system for extracting the files from disparate police databases.
Then it maps them online in one central location, through an easy Web trick known as a "mashup." Since Google Inc. opened its mapping software to third-party applications, free mashups like this have sprung up to let people plot everything from photograph locations to the sources of campaign donations.
One participant in CrimeReports.com, Sheriff Jim Winder of Salt Lake County, said the $200 monthly fee will be worthwhile mainly because the site provides a new way to increase his agency's public transparency.
"For people to have faith in, and continue to be supportive of, law enforcement, they need to feel we're divulging all we possibly can," he said. He added that the site's ability to make use of his department's "byzantine" records system was "almost revolutionary."
Officer Melanie Hadley, a spokeswoman for police in Montgomery County, Maryland, said that before working with CrimeReports.com, her agency could offer no search engine to let people "pinpoint exactly what was going on" in certain areas.
This flood of information could have its downsides.
CrimeReports.com lists only the block on which a crime occurred or was reported, not the actual address, so as to protect victims' privacy. Even so, the Salt Lake sheriff noted that neighbors on a tiny street might be able to figure out, say, which house on their block had a domestic incident that the participants would rather keep quiet.
While that kind of information was always available in department records, "`public' and `readily accessible' are two different things," Winder said.
Deciphering "Dragnet"-speak
CrimeReports.com's likely users might be prospective home buyers or neighborhood watch groups seeking insights into criminal activity. Yet it's unclear whether seeing all the police reports from a certain neighborhood will provoke more paranoia than caution.
"It's not our job to censor or to limit or preclude the information we give out," Winder said. But he added: "It is a double-edged sword. More data doesn't always equate knowledge."
Whisenant acknowledges that the site needs to improve its user friendliness. For example, clicking icons for police reports in San Jose brings up such arcane notations as "Final Disposition: A" and "Call Type: 242."
Eventually, Whisenant hopes to integrate more narratives from police reports. CrimeReports.com's partners in Washington, D.C., police already include that for some reports, in classic "Dragnet" tone: "S-1 then struck C-1 in the face with his fist causing C-1 to fall to the ground."
Whisenant believes that with an easier view of such information, people might respond by taking a little bit more care -- leaving a porch light on or closing the garage door, for example. What else people do with the data, he suggests, is anyone's guess.
It looks like all the local PDs around here are not providing data. So our maps are just blank.
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Feb. 17, 2014
Game Notes: Fresno State Wyoming
Game 27: Fresno State (13-13, 6-7 MW) at Wyoming (16-9, 7-5 MW)
Feb. 18, 2014 6 p.m. PT Laramie, Wyo. (AA)
TV: ROOT Sports/Mountain West Network (Mark Neely & Dave Bollwinkel)
Radio: 940 AM ESPN Radio & www.GoBulldogs.com (Paul Loeffler & Randy Rosenbloom)
Series record: Fresno State leads 11-7 (overall); Wyoming leads 7-1 (in Laramie)
Last Meeting: Fresno State 67, Wyoming 62 -- (1/29/14 - Fresno, Calif.)
Next Up for Fresno State: at USU (Feb. 22); vs. BSU (Feb. 26); vs. No. 6/7 SDSU (March 1)
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Fresno State is seventh in the Mountain West standings - one game back of fifth-place Nevada and a half-game back of sixth-place Boise State.
Fresno State senior guard Tyler Johnson has scored 20 or more points in seven MW games this season.
Johnson is the fourth-leading scorer in the MW play (18.2 ppg)
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The last time Fresno State won six straight games was back in 2007 when the Bulldogs opened the 2006-07 season by winning seven straight.
The last time Fresno State won six straight league games was during the 1993-94 season when the 'Dogs eight consecutive conference contests.
Inside the Numbers Fresno State Win Streak On the Line in Laramie About the Wyoming Cowboys Against the Wyoming Cowboys Johnson Continues ascent as One of MW's Best
Fresno State has tied a Mountain West and school record for most overtime games played in a single season with five overtime games played.
Fresno State is 3-2 in overtime games this season.
Fresno State sophomore guard Marvelle Harris has scored over 20 points in five games this season.
Fresno State (13-13, 6-7 Mountain West) visits Wyoming (16-9, 7-5 MW) on Tuesday night at 6 p.m. PT. The contest will be broadcast by ROOT Sports and in select areas on the Mountain West Network. The game is also on 940 AM ESPN Radio and online at www.GoBulldogs.com.
The Wyoming Cowboys are 16-9 on the season and 7-5 in Mountain West play. Wyoming is led by Larry Nance, Jr. (15.3 ppg/8.8 rpg). The Cowboys upset then- No. 5 San Diego State last Wednesday while going 2-0 for the week to help propel Wyoming into fourth place in the MW standings. The Cowboys have won seven of their last 10 games.
Wyoming [MWN] 62
Fresno State 67
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The Fresno State men's basketball team defeated the Wyoming Cowboys on Wednesday night at the Save Mart Center 67-62 to snap a five-game losing streak and pick up its second Mountain West victory.
Fresno State leads the all-time series with Wyoming 11-7, but the Bulldogs have won just once in Laramie - a 65-51 victory over the Pokes back on Jan. 5, 1994. Since joining the MW in 2012, Fresno State is 2-1 all-time in the series with Wyoming with the home team winning all three times
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April 17, 2014
|East Carolina vs. Elon
April 18, 2014 | 5 p.m. (EST)
Greenville, N.C.
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GREENVILLE, N.C. – East Carolina and Elon will battle in a three-game non-conference series with a doubleheader on Friday, April 18 beginning at 5 p.m., before a single game on Saturday, April 19 at 1 p.m., at the ECU Softball Stadium.
The Pirates lead the Phoenix 14-4-1 in the all-time series, while the Pirates are a perfect 9-0 at home in the series. Elon (21-21-1) took last year's matchup, 6-3, but ECU has won four of the last five meetings.
Last weekend, East Carolina (21-17, 10-8 C-USA) and then-15th-ranked Tulsa collided in a showdown of Conference USA's top two hitting teams, where the Golden Hurricane took two out of three games. Over the course of the weekend, the Pirates outscored Tulsa, 22-21, which included hitting five home runs in the first game, before picking up a 10-2 run-rule victory in the second contest. The five round-trippers were the most in a single game by ECU since the 2007 team belted six at UNC Wilmington.
Senior corner infielder Alex Fieldhouse is riding a career-high nine-game hitting streak, which is tied with teammate Shelby Johnson for the longest by an ECU player this season. During that span, Fieldhouse is hitting .355 (11-for-31) with two home runs, eight runs scored and a team-best 10 RBI.
Elon enters the weekend with just one victory in its last four games after dropping two of three games against Appalachian State last weekend and a mid-week game at Longwood on Wednesday. The Phoenix is led by Alaina Hall's .353 batting average and Carleigh Nester's team-high 12 home runs, while pitcher Caitlin O'Shea is 6-12 in the circle with a 2.96 ERA.
East Carolina Notes:
East Carolina ranks second in Conference USA with a .307 team batting average. The Pirates have stolen the second most bases in the league with 71, but are tops in stolen-base percentage at 88.8 percent. Collectively, ECU makes contact as frequently as anyone in the conference, as it has struck out the second fewest times.
Through 38 games this season, the Pirates are hitting .307 as a team and are right on the heels of the school's all-time record for team batting average. The 1993 team holds the highest mark at .308 and is the only ECU team to finish above the .300 threshold.
As a team, East Carolina has belted 40 home runs this season, tying the 1999 team for the third most in a season in program history. The 2007 and 2005 teams (58 and 57, respectively) rank first and second all-time.
ECU flipped on the power switch in its first games in the month of April in a three-game Conference USA series sweep of Southern Miss. East Carolina opened the weekend with two triples and three home runs in an 8-0 run-rule victory over the Golden Eagles in five innings on April 5. Four days later, in the second game of a mid-week doubleheader at NC State, the Pirates crushed three more home runs in a 5-4 setback. Just three days after that, the team hit five round-trippers at 15th-ranked Tulsa - the most in a single game since the 2007 team hit six at UNC Wilmington.
After belting her 10th homer of the year last weekend, senior first baseman Jordan Lewis joined Alabama State's Meagan Dixon as one of just two players in all of NCAA Division I softball with double-digit home runs and stolen bases this season.
First baseman Jordan Lewis (10) and corner infielder Alex Fieldhouse (eight) are East Carolina's top-two home run hitters, and the senior sluggers continue to climb the program's all-time list. Lewis' 24-career long-balls rank fifth in program history, while Fieldhouse's 21 are tied for the sixth most with Beth Bridger (1999-02).


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Tue, 2012-05-29 12:36 — OTM News
Have you ever feel your lack of information regards the Jiu-Jitsu rules have lead you to loose a fight?
Fri, 2011-12-30 23:45 — News
The competition-Jiu-Jitsu calendar is taking a well-deserved recess after the thrilling year of 2011.
But that doesn't mean the IBJJF is slacking off; the sport's governing body took it upon itself to release the spanking new Jiu-Jitsu Rule Book before the turn of the year.
Nearly two years in the making, the rules underwent a complete overhaul, gaining photos, charts and illustrations that elucidate all the more clearly the guidelines to which competitors and event promoters alike will be expected to adhere.
Wed, 2011-11-09 09:04 — Scotty
There has been a lot of drama lately both on and off the mat due to some new rules set by the IBJJF. The understanding of the rules in BJJ has always been a riddle for me. After years of competing both in the US and in Brazil I never really understood them other than what Ralph Gracie told me in my first 3 tournaments at white belt. "If you tap the guy you win, if you don't you don't win." That was Ralph's advice long ago. Just play your game he told me. Problem was that if you didn't tap the guy you didn't know if you won or not till the referee raised raised an arm.
Wed, 2011-10-19 22:31 — IBJJF
Competing in the IBJJF NoGi Worlds or Nogi Pan? Please make sure you understand the rules regarding proper foot position while attacking leg locks.
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