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After a great Fare The Well and a spectacular Summer tour, the end of the year sounded a little too quite. But that was before I received lots of good LPs to spin...
Originaly released on 3 CD in 2005, Phish's New Year's Eve 1995 show made its way again to independent record stores on 6 LPs during the Record Store Day on 18th april 2015. This huge boxset is limited to 4500 copies and costs an arm. Of course, no store in France had it and it popped pretty quickly on eBay. Due to its already hish-sky price, scalpers can't charge much more but I've been reluctant to buy one of them over here. I waited several month to see if it would appear on Dry Goods but in september, I've been told by my contact at Phish Inc. that it won't be sold there. Thanksfully, this person managed to got me one of the remaning copies and sold it to me ! I finally received it on the 20th november, around the same time as the other vinyls bellow. But surprisingly, it ended on the Phish merchandise site on 3th december ! Grab it while you can !
The boxset is rather simple but quite nice. With six 12" discs, it's huge and, of course, heavy. It's also my first and only 6 LPs boxset. My second biggest one is David Gilmour's Live in Gdansk with 5 LPs.All pictures and texts are taken from the original CD boxset but re-arranged on six sleeves and a leaflet. A download card is also included and, if you're lucky (if you're the first one actually), you can use mine : just find it on the pictures. One strange thing : the image used by Phish in february to hint at this release (a green square with the words "Side K : you Enjoy Myself"), isn't part of the boxset at all. Actually, the only green things on it are the tittle's letters and side numbers on the outside of the box.
I haven't got the chance to isolate myself for more than three and a half hours yet to proper listen to the music. I haven't listened to the show for many year actually as I haven't been impressed the first time I heard it. Maybe my expectations were too high knowing that Rolling Stone Magazine named it one of the "Greatest Concerts of the '90s", or maybe I wasn't in a good mood...
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I think I have a rather big Phish collection but I don't often show the items I buy. So here are some of the last Phish related vinyls and discs I recently received.
The last Marco Benevento record is as good as the previous ones is not better. Moreover Mike Gordon plays bass and mandolin on Escape Horse, a tune already released last year as a limited 7" disc.
Like most of us, I discovered Jennifer Hartswick with TAB, but the girl really need more recognition for his solo work. All of her 3 albums are absolutely great, very jazzy and funky, and her contribution to Everyone Orchestra's first studio album makes it feel like one of her own.
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Just like last year late announcement during the New York webcast, Phish's brand new show from taken from the archives was announced last week for a release this very tuesday.December 6 1997 The Palace at Auburn Hills is another installment of the famed "Phish Destroys America" fall 1997 tour. livephish.com has already officialy released a lot of shows from this tour like the next day show in Dayton, the one from Denver as Volume 11, last year's 3 shows boxset Hampton/Winston-Salem or 2 concerts from New Year's Run at Madison Square Garden (12/29 et 12/30).
As strange as it may seems, for someone like me who discovered Phish in 1997 and who downloaded countless tapes for the 97/98 era, I'm totally new to this show. I've never heard of the "Tweezabella" from Set 2 before last week, so it's with a virgin state of mind that I woke up this morning at around 6 AM to download my daily phix.
The first set starts oddly like a reversed set 2 with Golgi Apparatus and Run Like An Antelope. The second song already sets the tone for the night when you didn't expect it with a 10 minutes improvisation that goes seamlessly from funk to rock.Train Song provides the first rest before the boys alternate big funky combos (Bathtub Gin > Foam and Fee > Maze) with fast rocking numbers (Sample in a Jar and Cavern).The quiet little jam out of Fee merges into the intro of a Trey-leaded Maze that goes in every directions and ends in a big peak before coming back to the quiet outro. Roller-coaster style.Continue reading...
Chicago '94 includes, as its name suggests, two concerts played in 1994 at the UIC Pavilion in the université of Chicago, in a 5 month interval, on june 18th and november 25th.
43 tracks, 4 sets over 6 discs and even the soundchecks of both nights are presents! All of this in an illustrated box by Jim Pollock.
The boxset will be released on July 31th and you can already pre-order it on Dry Goods and livephish.com, where both shows are available separatly : 6/18/94 and 11/25/94.
And for a lucky one, I have a copy for you to win just by leaving a comment here to tell why you're interrested in this boxset.You can also tweet the following line to double your luck :
Win the new @Phish Chicago 94 Boxset at #BouncingAroundEuroom http://tinyurl.com/BouncingChicago94 @YomeNetSan
The winner will be randomly choosen among comments and tweets made between now and Friday 3rd August 13:00 (France time). This contest is open to european residents only.
Meanwhile, here are the setlists with 3 excerpts for each show for your listening (and downloading) pleasure !
French version here :http://gamusik.netsan.fr/post/2012/07/27/Concours-Gagne-un-coffret-Chicago-94-de-Phish.aspx
Here are a mp3 from each concert to listen and download.
Divided Sky 6/18/94
David Bowie 6/18/94
Llama 11/25/94
Simple 11/25/94
I'll have "a handfull" of boxset to give away in the next weeks, so stay tuned while enjoying summer tour !
By 1994, Phish was well established as an international touring act and already well known to a growing group of hardcore fans. Amidst a tour packed with highlights - it was this summer that convinced the band to start multi-tracking their live shows - this show was recorded for posterity on 2-track DAT. Lightning rarely strikes twice in the same place but Chicago '94 is an example of just that.Paul Languedoc's stereo soundboard mixes re-mastered by Fred Kevorkian carry the intensity and intricacy of these special shows to listeners' ears eighteen years later. Chicago '94 contains nearly six hours of music performed at both shows for a total of 43 songs, including material from the UIC soundchecks. The shows are presented in a 6-CD box set with new artwork by longtime collaborator and Chicagoan, Jim Pollock.
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Here are the list of the people who entered the contest and the random number choosen by random.org
And the winner is... Stashrock48 !
Here is a video of Hally's Comet with the audio coming from the boxset.
It's here ! The new cd-boxset from Phish, Hampton Winston/Salem '97, is at home and playing...
But I have a copy for you to win by just leaving a comment here to tell why you're interrested in this boxset. You can also tweet the following line to double your luck :
Win the new @Phish 7CDs Boxset at #BouncingAroundEuroom http://tinyurl.com/BouncingGiveAway @YomeNetSan
Winner will be randomly choosen among comments and tweets made between now and Friday 16th December 13:00 (France time). This contest is open to european residents only.
To make up your mind, listen to AC/DC Bag -> Slave to the Traffic Light and Mike's Song -> Harry Hood -> Weekapaug Groove.
Version française ici : http://tinyurl.com/ConcoursGamusik
You sure may already know but Phish will release a 7 CDs/3 shows boxset in december. Pre-order packages are already on Dry Goods and livephish.com.
I'm totally new to these 3 shows (Hampton Coliseum 11/21-22/1997 and Winston-Salem 11/23/1997) because at the time, I've know Phish for only 3 mounth and I thought they were disbanded for long. Later I listend to every Phish era, including 1997 but strangly enough I've never been aware of the fame of these concerts.
This morning, I listened for the first time for the Mike's Groove played at the beginning of the first Hampton show and my ears actually melted ! It's so full of groove and funk ! Mike's Song only has 4 distinctive jams, one of it based on a heavy Black-Eyed Katty tease ! The segue to Hydrogen is so smooth you don't hear it coming.
You can find this 64Mb/35min mp3 here.
In the midst of their legendary fall 1997 tour, Phish stopped in Dixie for two shows in Virginia and one in North Carolina. The 1997 Hampton Coliseum shows were the band's first two-night stand at Hampton Coliseum – a venue they have played a total of fifteen times including a two-night stand in 1998 (released as Hampton Comes Alive) and a trio of reunion shows in 2009. The shape and feel of the venue have earned it the nickname "The Mothership" among fans. The next show after Hampton 1997 took place at Lawrence Joel Veteran's Memorial Coliseum in Winston-Salem, North Carolina - another familiar venue where Phish also performed in 1994, 1995 and 1998. These three shows were a memorable triad for the band and fans. They are among the most requested shows for soundboard release from the Phish Archives and make up a compelling slice of the twenty-two-show tour that stretched from Las Vegas to Albany. The Hampton/Winston-Salem 97 shows were packed with notable renditions of classics including "Split Open And Melt", "AC/DC Bag", "Slave To The Traffic Light", "Mike's Song", "Halley's Comet", "Tweezer", "Run Like An Antelope", "Stash" and "Bathtub Gin". The band also showcased a wide variety of newer covers from the debut of the Rolling Stones' "Emotional Rescue" to Del McCoury's "Beauty Of My Dreams", Jimi Hendrix's "Izabella", Clifton Chenier's "My Soul" and even an impromptu take on War's "Low Rider" (sandwiched inside a blazing "Down With Disease"). The Hampton/Winston-Salem 97 shows also showcased newer originals like "Dogs Stole Things", "Ghost", "Piper" and the brand-new-for-fall instrumental "Black-Eyed Katy", which is the only song repeated on the release. More than what was played, the sheer heights of these performances are what made them special and built their acclaim.The Hampton/Winston-Salem 97 shows featured Phish at an emotional peak of execution and flow. The band was hooking up at every turn, taking chances and dropping musical surprises for each other and the audience. Throughout these shows, Phish seized most every opportunity to lift and expand their repertoire while maintaining a raging dance party at every turn. The audience magnified this explosive energy, spinning the shows into a ball of psychedelic, funk-infused live Phish for the ages. Paul Languedoc's stereo "soundboard" mix re-mastered by Fred Kevorkian funnels the energy of these special shows to listeners' ears nearly fifteen years later. Hampton/Winston-Salem 97 contains all the music played over these three shows for a total of 45 songs - over 8 hours of music - including never-before-heard material from soundchecks at both venues. The 7-CD boxed set (also available as downloads at livephish.com) slated for release December 6, 2011 is a must-own collection for any Phish fan.
11/21/97 Hampton Coliseum - Hampton, VADisc OneSet I:1. Emotional Rescue > (17:44)2. Split Open And Melt (13:44)3. Beauty Of My Dreams (3:27)4. Dogs Stole Things (4:48)5. Punch You In The Eye > (9:13)6. Lawn Boy > (3:45)7. Chalk Dust Torture (9:16)8. Prince Caspian (10:33)Disc TwoSet II:1. Ghost > (15:48)2. AC/DC Bag > (25:49)3. Slave To The Traffic Light (12:32)4. Loving Cup (7:39)Encore:5. Guyute (11:19)
11/22/97 Hampton Coliseum - Hampton, VADisc ThreeSet I:1. Mike's Song > (17:04)2. I Am Hydrogen > (4:31)3. Weekapaug Groove (14:52)4. Harry Hood > (18:05)5. Train Song (3:06)6. Billy Breathes (7:05)7. Frankenstein > (4:48)8. Izabella (5:58)Disc Fourset II:1. Halley's Comet > (25:59)2. Tweezer > (5:58)3. Black-Eyed Katy > (12:41)4. Piper > (7:53)5. Run Like An Antelope (13:38)Encore:6. Bouncing Around The Room > (3:52)7. Tweezer Reprise (4:06)
11/23/97 Lawrence Joel Veteran's Memorial Coliseum - Winston-Salem, NCDisc Five set I:1. My Soul (7:23)2. Theme From The Bottom > (10:23)3. Black-Eyed Katy (10:55)4. Sparkle (4:02)5. Twist > (10:21)6. Stash > (17:03)7. NICU (5:48)Disc Sixset I, cont'd1. Fluffhead > (15:39)2. Character Zero (7:34)set II:3. Bathtub Gin > (31:57)4. Down With Disease > (12:01)5. Low Rider > (7:29)6. Down With Disease (3:39)Disc Sevenset II, cont'd1. Bold As Love (7:57)Encore:2. Julius (11:12)
filler: from 11/21/97 Hampton Soundcheck:3. Hampton '97 Soundcheck Jam (17:53)filler: from 11/23/97 Winston-Salem Soundcheck:4. Back At The Chicken Shack (11:21)
7/31/99 was recorded by Paul Languedoc and mastered by Fred Kevorkian. We'd like to thank Fred and the folks at Nugs.net and Music Today for donating their efforts to this cause.
The expected release date of the download at livephish.com will be April 15th. The expected ship date of the CD will be May 10th.
LINKS:http://www.livephish.com/live-music/0,621/ Phish-mp3-flac-download-7-31-1999-Japan-Relief--Field-of-Heaven-Fuji-Rock-Festival-Japan.htmlhttp://drygoods.phish.com/Product.aspx?cp=773_42562&pc=PHCD145#
Immediately following their 1999 U.S. summer tour, Phish traveled abroad for their first ever shows in Japan. Fuji Rock Festival took place on multiple stages and the festival had specially designed the "Field Of Heaven" stage for Phish to play three consecutive nights of complete, two-set headline shows.
This release features Phish's entire show from July 31, 1999 – the middle, Saturday night as well as "What's The Use?" from their soundcheck on July 29th. The July 31st show crackled with energy, intermingling classic and new material with an exploratory vibe that meshed with the atmosphere of respect and beauty.
Set one had many high points including standout performances of "My Friend, My Friend", "Back On The Train", "Limb By Limb" and "Character Zero". Set two started in the stratosphere with a "2001" > "David Bowie" opener that proved the most experimental music played at Fuji Rock transposed against the gentle beauty of "Wading In The Velvet Sea". Set two also featured one of the all-time great renditions of "Prince Caspian", a smoking "Fluffhead" and mystical "Simple". The encore provided a chance for friend and fellow musician Nawang Khechog to address the crowd about Tibetan human rights and perform with Fish on vacuum for a meditative jam with Fish and with the whole band on flute for a special "Brian And Robert". Japan proved a perfect host for Phish, the Field Of Heaven has survived ever since as part of Fuji Rock Festival and Phish has maintained a strong connection with Japan, weaving Japanese lyrics into "The Meatstick" as recently as New Year's Eve 2010-2011.
In the past, charitable downloads at LivePhish.com have raised over $100,000 for four non-profits: the Harbor House of New Jersey (The Headphones Jam), the New Orleans Musician's Clinic, the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Fund (Katrina Relief) and the American Red Cross (Haiti Relief). Additionally, the Mockingbird Foundation receives funding on an on-going basis from the proceeds at LivePhish.com.
DISC ONE:1. My Friend, My Friend >2. Golgi Apparatus 3. Back On The Train4. Limb By Limb 5. Free >6. Roggae >7. Sparkle >8. Character Zero DISC TWO:1. 2001 > 2. David Bowie 3. Wading In The Velvet Sea >4. Prince CaspianDISC THREE:1. Fluffhead > 2. The Squirming Coil 3. Nawang Khechog Human Rights Speech > 4. Tibetan Universal Horn/Vacuum Jam w/ Fish >5. Brian And Robert 6. Simple Filler:7. What's The Use? (from 7/29/99 Soundcheck)
Full essay by Kevin Shapiro (Phish's archivist) here : hood.nugs.net
Official announcement provided by Beth Montuori Rowles (Phish, Inc.)French translation here : Gamusik.netsan.fr
Another article about Phish in Japan : Japanese dreamsPhish helps Haïti : LivePhish.com Haiti Relief 2010
The story I'm talking about is the one I was in with Dry Goods, Phish's online store.
My first order was made 7 years ago, on Halloween 2003, for the Las Vegas 2000 dvd. My last order was on september 22th 2010.
I received the package yesterday and I let you see how well it was made.
For a 148$ order, even if I used a 1$ International shipping coupon (the code is GUILL3433, feel free to use it, it works once by account but you can create several of them), it's very poorly protected, right ?
So here are my last 2 messages to my contact at Music Today.
From Yome NetSan To J.W. <firstname.lastname@example.com> 10th November 2010
From Yome NetSan To J.W. <email@example.com> Cc email@example.com, firstname.lastname@example.com, email@example.com 11th November 2010
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Black History video celebrates change-making movements
Video celebrates Black History Month with interviews of two Southern California participants in the great social movements for democracy and equality.
Driving us to distraction in land of logos
In the movie "They Live," aliens use subliminal messages to steer our actions and thinking. Living in the "land of logos," are we being steered, and for what?
Jobs! Jobs! Jobs! That's what we need!
Diehard conservatives - mostly Republicans - are willing to let the elderly, the disabled and the children die, while they themselves do nothing but scream, "No new taxes!"
Tales of hard times on the coast
On California's north coast, the sea used to provide many a worker and family a decent living - but no longer.

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I am attemting to install SLES 9 on a SunFire X2100. YAST starts up
fine, I agree to the liscense, select my language, then it locks up
right after the evaluating package selection box goes away. The clock
just spins and spins. I did change the BIOS setting to Linux for the
OS. I have also dowloaded new disk images thinking they may be
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News 12 at 6 o'clock / Tuesday, Nov. 5, 2013
DENMARK, S.C. (WRDW) -- Denmark Technical College, located 50 miles east of Augusta, is no longer without a leader. The Denmark Tech Area Commission, the government body that appoints and fires the school's president, met Tuesday to temporarily reappoint Dr. Joann Boyd-Scotland as president.
"We are all interested in making Denmark Technical College the college that it is and making sure that it's a place where people can get the education they need," says Kelly Steinhelper, Vice President of Communications for the S.C. Technical College System.
Last week, Boyd-Scotland and two other administrators reportedly resigned. On Friday, in an emergency meeting, the commissioners appointed three of its own members to fill the void until new leadership could be hired.
The state feared this move might threaten the school's Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS) accreditation.
During Monday's special meeting, with the state in attendance, the decision was reversed by commissioners and the school's attorney.
"Based on the opinion of the legal counsel, the Area Commission's actions on July 29, 2013 did not have any effect of ending Dr. Boyd-Scotland's employment with the College," a release reads.
During the July 29 meeting, minutes say Dr. Boyd-Scotland submitted a letter requesting to return to retirement. The commission voted to accept her letter of resignation. Now, the school's attorney says that vote is null and void.
"Also, the motion made by the Commission at the October 28, 2013 meeting did not pass by the majority vote; therefore it did not change the status quo of Dr. Boyd-Scotland's employment," the release continues.
Meanwhile, the state continues to search for Boyd-Scotland's replacement.
"We are expediting the process of looking for a president for Denmark Technical College and hope to have someone in place by the end of the year," says Steinhelper.
On Tuesday, after the meeting, News 12 returned to campus to inspect and copy the minutes of previous meetings.
South Carolina law states minutes, from the preceding six months, "must be made available for public inspection and copying during the hours of operations of the public body without the requestor being required to make a written request to inspect or copy the records when the requestor appears in person."
On Monday, News 12 was not granted access to do so.
South Carolina Press Association's Jay Bender says this means Denmark Tech violated FOIA, once again.
Earlier this year, News 12 was also turned away at the gate when asking for incident reports. Fourteen days of incident reports must also be made available to members of the public during hours of operations without a written request.
At the gate, News 12 was told that the July 29 meeting minutes were still not approved by council, so they could not be granted. News 12 was told, however, to submit a written request.
Later in the day, the school told News 12 by phone that the July minutes had actually been approved, however, Bender says even if they weren't, in his opinion, they are still public information.
"The minutes exist before approval, and I think the law is clear that citizens are entitled to see the minutes before the minutes are approved," he says.


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U.S. Rep. Doug Lamborn easily rebuffed a well-funded primary challenge from fellow Republican Robert Blaha on Tuesday, trouncing the political newcomer with 61.7 percent of the vote in the heavily Republican 5th Congressional District.
Because Democrats aren't fielding a candidate in the general election, the primary win — his third in four elections — is tantamount to a ticket back to Washington for Lamborn, who regularly tops rankings of the most conservative lawmakers in Congress.
"I didn't know what the final margin would be. I knew all along that I would prevail," Lamborn told The Colorado Statesman after the polls closed. "Not that I was being presumptuous," he added, "but because all I had to do was have sufficient resources to get my message out, and I did."
A complete vote count was delayed until Thursday after El Paso County officials were forced to evacuate a ballot-counting facility in the path of the Waldo Canyon Fire, which roared into residential neighborhoods on the west side of Colorado Springs on Tuesday afternoon. The preliminary totals, however, included the vast majority of mail ballots cast in the five-county district — also encompassing Chaffee, Fremont, Park and Teller counties — and the initial margin proved to be within a point or two of the final results.
Including the totals released by El Paso County officials on Thursday, Lamborn received 43,709 votes, or 61.7 percent, and Blaha got 27,159 votes, or 38.3 percent.
Both candidates cut short election-night watch parties in downtown Colorado Springs, which was choked with heavy smoke from the nearby fire, and both campaigns reported that key staffers and volunteers had been among those evacuated earlier that day.
Lamborn said the concurrent crisis cast a "bittersweet and subdued" pall over the night's celebration.
"That tempers everything here," he said. "Our hearts are going out and our thoughts and prayers are going out to those who have been hurt."
Blaha waged a spirited campaign against the three-term incumbent, spending in the neighborhood of $1 million to plaster the airwaves with television and radio ads that charged Lamborn was an ineffective voice for one of most conservative districts in the country. While the two agreed on most issues — though Blaha backs term limits for federal lawmakers and blasts Congress for exempting itself from rules that apply elsewhere — Blaha maintained that 5th CD residents deserved "a voice, not just a vote."
Pointing to a string of incidents that have drawn ridicule to Lamborn — including an apology to President Obama after referring to him as a "tar baby" and Lamborn's decision to skip the State of the Union speech this year — Blaha asked voters to give him a chance at the bully pulpit.
Lamborn reminded voters that he was as conservative as they come and fired back at Blaha's business bona fides, attacking his stewardship of a bank he co-founded and raising questions about spending by a national boxing organization while Blaha served on its board.
Blaha attempted to counter the volleys by listing media reports that labeled Lamborn's attacks as "deceptive" and poured on his own advertising with more jabs of his own.
But in the end, Republican primary voters didn't buy it and returned their congressman for another term by a wide margin.
Blaha reported spending $804,794 through June 6, including 731,208 in loans to his own campaign. Lamborn spent $590,556 through the same period and loaned himself $15,000.
"What I had to do was remind people what I had done and what I stand for," Lamborn told The Statesman. "At that point, it doesn't matter how much money he spent. He spent a million dollars. He could have spent another million dollars, it would not have made any difference."
The day after the election, Blaha told The Statesman that the results had taken him by surprise.
"We thought we were in very good shape going in. We didn't wind up near where we thought we were going to. It's a great example of the power of incumbency and the permanent political class and their expertise at getting reelected," he said, adding that he called Lamborn to congratulate him on Tuesday night.
Still, Blaha said the thumping wasn't enough to push him out of politics.
"We're not done with this," he said. "This is a message that needs to go further than it has."
Asked whether Blaha had raised any valid criticisms during the scorching campaign, Lamborn chuckled briefly and then turned serious.
"I think a lot of his accusations were off-target, and they did not resonate with the voters, and that's obvious from the results," he said. "But I have never claimed to be a perfect person, I can always learn to do a better job. That's the beauty of the American system, where competition makes you better. So I'm going to come out of this stronger and better, and where I can learn from my experiences, I'm happy to do so."
Blaha said he intended to take a few days off and then perform an "exhaustive" analysis of his campaign and why it turned out the way it did.
"What you normally do with business things is the same thing we'll do with this," he said, adding that he didn't have a single negative thing to say about his experience as a congressional candidate.
"We had the opportunity — we got up every day, we worked long, long hours, we met literally hundreds of great people. At the end of the day, it was probably what we expected," Blaha said, adding that "some of it, viscerally, was more intense than what is permitted in business."
But he didn't linger more than an instant on a less-than-sanguine take.
"It was a great opportunity," he said. "America is still the land where you have an opportunity, every day, to get up and make a difference."
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The Heat got back to their winning ways this week in a busy three-in-three weekend against the Utica Comets and Toronto Marlies.
Minus some big pieces like Markus Granlund, Tyler Wotherspoon and Ben Hanowski, Abbotsford's roster is beginning to look fairly close to what it was during their unstoppable ways earlier in the season. It's merely a matter of re-discovering the chemistry that was lost while injuries and call-ups depleted the club.
The Heat faced a familiar foe in the Utica Comets on Friday. Despite the Comets having a below average record, Abbotsford has had a tough time finding the wins against Utica. That outcome came to an end in a big way as Joni Ortio lifted his team to a 2-1 overtime victory.
Utica's Alex Friesen opened the scoring with a shorthanded marker midway through the first period. With just one second remaining in the middle frame, the red hot Sven Baertschi picked up his tenth goal of the campaign to level the score at 1-1. Despite numerous chances, neither team could solve the goaltending duo of Ortio and Joacim Eriksson. In overtime, Max Reinhart and Chad Billins found Ben Street who made no mistake and lifted his team to a big two points.
Ortio had an enormous performance in the crease, making 43 saves for his 21st win of his rookie season.
Less than 24 hours later, the two teams reacquainted themselves as the Heat exploded for seven goals in a 7-2 rout, chasing the normally-sturdy Eriksson from his net.
Big, bruising Jordan Kremyr opened the scoring with his first career AHL goal in the first period. Then, it was all Heat from that point on as blueliner Zach Davies picked up his second goal in as many games while Brett Olson scored back-to-back. Street added a marker of his own while Josh Jooris gave the Heat a 6-1 lead on a penalty shot heading into the second intermission.
Shane O'Brien picked up the seventh goal of the game from Baertschi and Lafranchise midway through the final frame. Once again, Ortio stood tall as he thwarted 32 of the 34 shots he faced.
In their third game in three days, there's no doubt fatigue was setting in when they faced off against the Toronto Marlies on Sunday afternoon. The fatigue factor didn't play a role in their ability to score goals, but they simply couldn't hold on as they fell 6-4.
After a scoreless first, Toronto's TJ Brennan was able to get his team on the board early on the power play. Shortly after, Reinhart tied it up on a gorgeous power play one-timer from Derek Smith. Brett Olson picked up his third goal in two games just over a minute later. Street added to the lead with an unassisted marker, walking around a defender and sniping it top shelf on Drew McIntyre.
The Heat's lead didn't hold for long as the Marlies scored three unanswered tallies. After Heat rookie Allan McPherson looked to have scored his first career AHL goal, a Marlies defender pulled it from the goal line, but Shane O'Brien blasted it past McIntyre to knot it up at 4-4. In the final frame, Toronto's Josh Leivo got the go ahead goal midway through the period, which would prove to be the game winner.
The Heat are back at it again this coming weekend at the Abbotsford Entertainment and Sports Centre against the Rockford Ice Hogs. With just seven games remaining in the regular season schedule, Abbotsford is so close to the playoffs they can taste it with four of their remaining games being played at home.
It's an exciting time of year when some of the Flames' top junior prospects get a chance to flaunt their stuff in the professional ranks.
While the disappointment of being knocked out of the WHL postseason still looms, Brett Kulak will still have another chance at helping another team make a playoff push. He was assigned to the Heat after the Vancouver Giants fell to the Portland Winterhawks in the first round of the WHL playoffs.
The smooth skating two-way rearguard already has four AHL games under his belt and was able to develop a familiarity with both the Heat coaching staff and teammates at the end of last season. The 20-year-old Stony Plain, Alberta native is coming off an enormous career season with the Giants. Kulak amassed 60 points (14 goals, 46 assists) in 69 games. His steady skating and vision will surely be an important addition to the Heat's playoff depth.
First Star: Ben Street - The Heat's all-star came through in a monstrous way this weekend. The Coquitlam, BC native collected six points (3 goals, 3 assists), including an overtime marker and three points in the 7-2 victory over the Utica Comets. The 27-year-old is back to his point per game pace with 53 points in 51 games.
Second Star: Joni Ortio - Despite a tough game against the Toronto Marlies, Ortio showed he's gearing up for the AHL playoffs. The Finnish backstop allowed just three goals on 78 shots against the Utica Comets, picking up a win in both games. Unfortunately, he couldn't replicate those performances against the Marlies. Having played his first three-in-three of his career, there is little doubt fatigue began to show in the final game of the road trip.
Third Star: Max Reinhart - The second year forward continued to do what he's done all season by putting up a bushel of points this weekend. The 21-year-old posted a goal and four points in three games as he builds upon an already impressive sophomore campaign.
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I've recently been diagnosed with what I'm told is "major depression". I work at a restaurant and I was just fired today with a bogus reason that "I'm costing the restaurant money and I'm not at where I should be." I know this is BS as I haven't been a slack employee, never had any complaints, and it's only been 2 months. Considering my mental health, is this illegal? I would think so, and if it is, should I sue?READ MORE
Hi Dymd3z:
You sound really hurt, and I'm sorry. Before you try to sue a company, contact your lawyer and ask if you really have a case. Companies have money and lawyers that you do not, and if they really want to get rid of you, they will find another reason to fire you.
You might go to the ADA to see what is considered a disability and what is not. If you have been in treatment with a psychiatrist for depression for a long time, have been taking your meds as prescribed and your doctor is willing to write a letter stating that you are NOT disabled, then, no, they probably shouldn't be able to fire you. If you are disabled, then you should probably apply for disability. At the very least, you might qualify for unemployment.
What do you hope to accomplish with this lawsuit? Do you want your job back? Why would you want to work for a company that doesn't want you there? If you think that you would win alot of money, you might be surprised how little you would be entitled to, and your lawyer would take most of it.
Best advice, find another job.
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Hi there I was fired from Walmart 2-years ago because of my mental illness and yes it is illegal for you to get fired because someone diagnosed with major depression. Also, I would sue the company.READ MORE


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Analysis: Steaminess Rating
Exactly how steamy is this story?
Troy singlehandedly gives the play its PG-13 rating. He definitely likes to talk a little dirty to his wife Rose and even does so in front of company. Troy also has an affair and a love child over the course of the play. Of course, there's no onstage sex or anything, so Fences falls short of an R rating.


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Description of Family Medicine Rotations
- Cardiology
This four-week rotation provides and inpatient and an outpatient experience. For half of the rotation, residents work with attending cardiologists on the inpatient consult service in which our residents are the first contact for patients with a variety of cardiovascular diseases, including arrhythmias, acute coronary syndromes, and acutely decompensated heart failure. For the other half of the rotation, residents will see a wide range of problems in outpatient cardiology clinics, including coronary artery disease, heart failure, cardiomyopathies and arrhythmias. Residents participate in cardiac procedures, such as stress testing and echocardiogram interpretation.
- Chronic Disease Management
Chronic disease has become the dominant health problem in the United State, accounting for over 75 percent of health care spending. This rotation helps to prepare our residents to manage patients with chronic diseases. Residents will spend time in specialty clinics and learn different approaches to systematic care for chronic illnesses. For example, some clinics utilize a case manager, while others provide a multidisciplinary team approach to providing care. Residents become familiar with these clinical tools in order to incorporate them into their practice. Residents will also have the opportunity to develop skills in providing care to patients with severe and persistent mental illness through a million dollar grant from the Health Resources and Services Administration that our residency program received. This rotation occurs in a resident's first year and includes group didactics on chronic disease, wellness, and motivational interviewing.
- Community Medicine
Family physicians are called to care for the communities in which they live and to apply the biopsychosocial model to the patients for whom they care. Our community medicine rotation complements our chronic disease management rotation. Residents learn about how communities affect patients, patients engage with their communities and physicians incorporate knowledge of communities in the care of patients. Residents complete a community-oriented primary care project, visit community agencies and learn about social determinants of health.
- Dermatology
Residents will spend two weeks in dermatology clinics where they learn to identify common skin conditions and distinguish atypical and serious presentations of dermatologic disorders. Residents gain knowledge of commonly seen skin diseases and treatments in the Family Medicine Clinic and attend dermatology didactic presentations.
- ECG/Radiology
This two-week rotation provides residents the opportunity to learn the nuances of reading ECG tracings under the instruction of attending level cardiologists. Residents also complete a radiology self-study program during this time.
- Electives
We offer residents unparalleled opportunities for elective rotations. Four four-week blocks are available for second- and third-year residents to tailor their educational experience to their future practice needs. Residents may choose from many community- and academic-oriented electives, covering every specialty. International electives are available, as are regional and national off-site rotations. Many residents choose to create their own electives.
- Emergency Medicine
Residents rotate through the Emergency Treatment Center (ETC), a Level I trauma center, supervised by faculty in the Department of Emergency Medicine, for a total of six weeks during residency. Additionally, residents complete a four week rotation in the pediatric ETC, focusing exclusively on the care of children with emergent conditions. This rotation includes formal didactic presentations provided by faculty in Emergency Medicine as well as critical care lecture series given by faculty with joint appointments in Family Medicine and Emergency Medicine. Residents participate in focus learning courses in advanced cardiac life support (ACLS), pediatric advanced life support (PALS), and neonatal resuscitation (NRP). If they choose, residents may complete advanced trauma life support (ATLS) as well.
- Family Medicine - Introduction
In this four-week orientation, first year residents will have the opportunity to get to know the Family Medicine faculty and residents as well as obtain or renew skills. Residents will practice casting and suturing in workshops and pediatric intubation and IV placement in the pediatric procedures lab. Residents also learn to use speech recognition software and the electronic medical record system. A high challenge ropes course is held at the end of the month with the goal of developing team-building skills, which are utilized throughout the training program. Past residents have found the experience enjoyable and a great time to connect with new colleagues.
- Family Medicine - Inpatient
Our Family Medicine Inpatient Service admits patients of our medical home from all different ages and with a wide variety of medical and surgical problems. Two junior residents, a senior resident, a senior medical student, a physician assistant and an attending faculty physician work as a team to care for patients on this unit. Two night float residents (one junior and one senior) provide overnight coverage during the week. Two on-call residents provide coverage over the weekend. The team also provides medical consultation to other medical, surgical, and psychiatric units at the University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics.
- Family Medicine - Outpatient
Residents will spend time in the Family Medicine Clinic (FMC) throughout their entire residency by participating in a weekly continuity of care clinic and several block rotations. The FMC experience provides as an opportunity for residents to function as busy family physicians in an outpatient setting, developing continuity with their patients. It is in this setting that residents hone their office medicine skills and provide care within a medical home. Residents maintain responsibility for their patients' care throughout the three years of training, thereby acquiring the skills needed to deliver continuing and comprehensive care. Emphasis is placed on patient education and maintaining health as well as treating disease. They also spend time in the procedure clinic (where they do treadmill stress tests, dermatologic procedures, vasectomies and more) and the same-day access clinic (where residents care for our patients with urgent problems). Residents receive support to care for their patients and improve their care, including social workers, pharmacists, nursing staff, and regular feedback from faculty physicians.
- Family Medicine - Float
Residents on this rotation will assume care of all inpatients (including newborns, children, and post-partum women) on the Family Medicine Inpatient Service for the evening and overnight hours Sunday through Friday. Residents work in pairs with a junior and senior resident for this two-week rotation.
- Gynecology
During this four-week rotation, residents enhance their gynecological care while practicing in the Family Medicine Clinic as well as the Women's Health Clinic, which is staffed by faculty members in the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology. Residents participate in general gynecologic care and specialty gynecologic care such as premenstrual syndrome, vulvar-vaginal diseases, menopause, and ultrasound. Instruction in colposcopy, loop electrosurgical excision procedure (LEEP), intrauterine device (IUD) placement, Nexplanon implantation, and endometrial biopsy is also provided by faculty in the Department of Family Medicine in the Family Medicine Clinic.
- Neonatal Intensive Care Unit
Residents care for critically ill infants in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit with pediatric residents, neonatal nurse practitioners, and neonatologists. During the four weeks on this service, residents are also called to the delivery room and operative room for newborn resuscitations.
- Newborn and Maternal Care
During this four-week rotation residents work with obstetrics faculty in the Department of Family Medicine providing care to newborns, infants, and obstetric patients in the hospital setting. Working one-on-one with their attending physician, residents gain experience triaging obstetrics patients, resuscitating and evaluating newborns, first-assisting for cesarean sections, and performing procedures for newborn infants.
- Obstetrics
Residents participate in this four-week obstetrics rotation at Trinity Regional Health System's campus in Moline, Illinois, which is 50 miles east of Iowa City. Supervised by board-certified obstetricians and midwives, residents learn the principles and techniques of prenatal care, management of labor and delivery, and postpartum care. The residents are provided an apartment and a car for transportation while on this rotation.
- Ophthalmology
Residents will spend two weeks in ophthalmology where they learn to identify common eye conditions and distinguish abnormal and serious presentations of eye disorders. Residents attend ophthalmology didactic presentations.
- Orthopedics
Residents spend two weeks in the orthopaedic clinic at the Veterans Affairs Hospital where they care for patients with acute and chronic disease of the bones and joints, including various kinds of arthritis, gout, musculoskeletal injuries, etc. Residents have the opportunity to perform office-based orthopaedic procedures, such as arthrocentesis and joint injections.
- Rheumatology
Residents spend two weeks in the rheumatology clinic where they care for patients with acute and chronic rheumatologic diseases, including various kinds of arthritis, lupus, fibromyalgia, etc. Residents have the opportunity to perform office-based rheumatologic procedures, such as arthrocentesis and joint injections.
- Pediatrics - Inpatient
Residents work with the Pediatric Blue Team for this four week rotation. Patients on the Blue Team have a variety of diseases, and residents are supervised by staff from different divisions in the Department of Pediatrics (General Pediatrics, Pediatric Cardiology, Pediatric Neurology, Pediatric Pulmonology) to provide care to hospitalized pediatric patients.
- Pediatrics - Outpatient
In a four-week rotation in the first year of residency, residents participate in the general pediatric diagnostic clinic, pediatric growth clinic, and pediatric encopresis clinic. They also manage acute, walk-in pediatric patients of all ages. During this rotation, residents have the opportunity to work with faculty and residents in the Department of Pediatrics. Additionally, in the third year of residency, residents spend four weeks working in pediatric subspecialty clinics (gastroenterology, developmental diseases, general pediatrics).
- Practice Management
This two-week rotation encompasses leadership, career development, patient safety and preparation for practice. Residents spend time shadowing all members of the healthcare team to learn their roles. The rotation also includes the use of modules focused on improving healthcare systems.
- Psychiatry
During this four-week rotation, residents work with faculty members in the Department of Psychiatry to provide consultation services for hospitalized patients with acute and chronic mental health needs. Residents gain skills diagnosing and treating delirium, dementia, depression, psychosis, and other mental health disorders.
- Sports Medicine
During this four-week rotation, focused training in sports medicine is taught under the supervision of primary care physicians with a certification of added qualification in sports medicine, faculty in the Department of Orthopedics, and certified athletic trainers in the areas of pre-participation assessment, injury prevention, evaluation, management, and rehabilitation. Residents also provide care to patients in the Family Medicine Clinic with athletic and recreational injuries.
- Subspecialties: Ophthalmology/Otolaryngology/Urology
Residents will spend four weeks rotating through the subspecialty clinics of ophthalmology, otolaryngology and urology at UIHC and the VA. Residents will gain experience identifying common conditions and distinguishing abnormal and serious presentations of disorders of the eye, ear/nose/throat and urological system.
- Surgery
Training is provided in general surgery and subspecialty surgery with special emphasis on the diagnosis and management of surgical disorders, emergencies, and the appropriate and timely referral for specialized care. Residents rotate through the Emergency General Surgery Service under the supervision of faculty in the Department of Surgery to achieve competency in the diagnosis and management of a wide variety of surgical problems typically encountered by family physicians. This four week experience includes both ambulatory and operating room experience.
- Surgical Intensive Care Unit
The Surgical Intensive Care Unit is the major academic referral center for support of critically ill patients in Iowa. It is a closed unit and is medically directed and staffed by faculty members in the Departments of Anesthesia and Surgery. Residents provide care to patients with respiratory failure, sepsis, multi-system trauma, peri-operative complications, and acute neurological injuries as well as post-organ transplantation care.


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DVDs are gifts that keep on giving, if you choose carefully — meaning you pick something the recipient will watch more than twice, or will cherish even if it never leaves the shelf. Here we recommend a few of the endless possibilities. (Prices listed are retail; discounts are available in select stores and online.)
"Gone With the Wind" won eight Oscars, including best picture (beating the rest of a legendary 1939 crop that included "The Wizard of Oz" and "Mr. Smith Goes to Washington"). One of the all-time greats, the Civil War-era drama can be enjoyed in its entirety or for its landmark scenes (the burning of Atlanta) and dialogue ("As God is my witness I'll never go hungry again"). The remastered Clark Gable-Vivien Leigh epic is out this year on DVD as a two-disc special edition ($24.98). And for mega-fans, there's "Gone With the Wind — 70th Anniversary Ultimate Collector's Edition" ($69.92 DVD, $84.99 Blu-ray), with lobby cards, photo cards, a 35mm film cell and a poster. But feel free to say, "Frankly, my dear, I don't give a damn" and stick with the cheaper version.
"Up," the animated Pixar film about a crotchety widower's quest for adventure with a young wilderness scout who stows away on the man's balloon-buoyed house, is especially witty, poignant and fun for all ages. Even the extras, including two whimsical animated shorts, entertain. It's available on DVD as a single disc ($29.99) or a two-disc set ($29.99), and on Blu-ray as a four-disc set ($45.99).
A suggestion: Pair "Up" with the book "Pixarpedia, A Complete Guide to the World of Pixar ... and Beyond!" ($40, Disney/DK Publishing), a big, brassy compendium of the Emeryville-based company's films, shorts, characters and history, from "Toy Story" through "Up."
"Star Trek" was one of the year's best escapist films with its exciting and imaginative romp through the early days of Kirk, Spock, Sulu (Chris Pine, Zachary Quinto and John Cho) and the rest of the crew teaming up for the maiden voyage of the U.S.S. Enterprise. The single-disc DVD lists at $29.99, the two-disc digital-copy edition at $34.98, the three-disc Blu-ray pack at $39.99. (For the patient fanatic with a Blu-ray player, a "Star Trek Limited Edition Replica Gift Set" — with a model of the Enterprise — is coming soon — no release date at press time — on Blu-ray at $130 list.)
Suggestion: For avid fans, buy the DVD or cheaper Blu-ray release, and also give the "Star Trek: Original Motion Picture Collection" ($88.99 DVD, $139.99 Blu-ray).
You can really dance to the music in "Woodstock: 3 Days of Peace & Music Director's Cut (40th Anniversary Ultimate Collector's Edition)," with its leather-bound (with fringe) editions ($59.98 DVD, $69.99 Blu-ray), and the mega-set, "Woodstock: 3 Days of Peace & Music Director's Cut (Deluxe Ultimate Collector's Edition)," with bonus performance footage by Jimi Hendrix, The Who and Canned Heat, as well as four additional featurettes" ($101.98 Blu-ray). That last one includes paraphernalia such as crowd shots inside an acrylic frame, a Life Magazine reprint and a ticket reproduction.
All the releases feature remastered images that capture the feel of the event and the times. Sound is almost pristine. Can you dig it?
The "Treasury of 100 Storybook Classics," Scholastic's latest collection, targets young'uns, and makes a wonderful gift. It also should appeal to grown-ups with its high-profile narrators, including Meryl Streep, Sarah Jessica Parker, James Earl Jones and John Lithgow. You'll find classics such as "Harold and the Purple Crayon," "Curious George Rides a Bike," "Rapunzel," "Strega Nona" and "Where the Wild Things Are," plus five more stories by Maurice Sendak and an interview with the author. The package also includes a new "Read-Along" and an activity booklet. The 16-DVD set lists at $99.95.


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"Discovery, innovation, scholarly inquiry, a unique and vibrant environment for student engagement, and creative works are among the most defining characteristics of the University of Colorado Boulder. Excellence can be found across all disciplines, and through the tireless efforts of an incredibly gifted faculty and staff, along with an exciting and forward thinking student body, the university has gained a place amongst the nation's best public comprehensive research institutions. The University of Colorado Boulder is a place like no other, and it is a distinct privilege to work with our faculty, staff and students to build an environment for learning and discovery that will take a prominent role in shaping the future of our university, our state, and our nation." -- Russell Moore, Provost and Executive Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs
Russell L. Moore (BS, University of California Davis, 1976; PhD, Washington State University, 1982) is Provost and Executive Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs and Professor of Integrative Physiology and an adjunct professor in the Department of Medicine at the University of Colorado Denver.
Prior to joining the faculty at the University of Colorado Boulder in 1993, he was on the faculty of the Departments of Medicine and Cellular & Molecular Physiology at The Pennsylvania State University College of Medicine (1986-1993). His research focuses on adaptations of the heart to physiological and pathological stress, particularly as they relate to the development of heart failure. At CU-Boulder, he has served as a department chair from 1994-2001 and co-chaired the Flagship 2030 Task Force on Research, Scholarship, and Creative Works.
He was appointed to serve as the Associate Vice Chancellor for Research in 2006 and was appointed to serve as the Interim Vice Chancellor for Research in 2009. Dr. Moore began his service as the Provost and Executive Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs (VCAA) on October 13, 2010; he served as interim Provost and VCAA from July 01 to Oct 12, 2010.


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Lens/Aperature Confusion
I just purchased a D5100, my first DSLR. I've decided to try to learn to use the camera manually, as I did many years ago with an Olympus OM1.
I've set the camera for manual operation but there are some things that confuse me. First, the kit lens has an aperature range of 3.5 to 5.6. Given this, why does the camera allow me to select much higher numbers using the command wheel?
Second, and this will demonstrate my ignorance, what do the numbers 18 to 55 represent, Is there a relationship between these numbers and the aperature values?
Thanks in advance,
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#1. "RE: Lens/Aperature Confusion" | In response to Reply # 0James23p Nikonian since 25th Apr 2004Wed 05-Dec-12 03:28 AM
If you have the kit lens it is a variable aperture lens meaning its max aperture at 18mm is f3.5 and at 55mm it is f5.6 so that means the lens at 18mm is max f3.5 to min f22 and at 55mm it is max f5.6 to min f22. Being that its max aperture is variable its max aperture at lets say 35mm maybe f4.5 to f22. Nikon and most stores list the max apertures for the shortest and longest focal length but not the minimum aperture. Just a marketing tool I think.
Here's a link to Nikon USA's sire with its spec's listed.
Hope this helps some if not ask some more I know im not the best at explaining lens tech but you could ask this in the Nikkor forum there are a ton of lens experts.
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#3. "RE: Lens/Aperature Confusion" | In response to Reply # 0
The 18 - 55 is a zoom lens which has a focal length of 18mm at it's widest setting and 55mm at it's narrowest setting. In order to keep the cost of the lens lower, the designers allowed the physical constraints of the lens to allow more light to pass in the wide end than in the narrow or mild telephoto end. That is why the lens is rated from f3.5 to f5.6. This lens is much different from the old manual focus lenses you're familiar with in the past. It has a built in computer chip which communicates to the camera body. This is why the camera command wheel can tell the lens to adjust it's aperture. Every lens that Nikon makes has an aperture range up to f16, f22 or even f32. Lenses with macro capabilities will even go higher like f45 the closer you get to an object. It's just the laws of optics at work.
You have a great camera in the D5100 and a very sharp lens in your AFS 18-55mm.
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#4. "RE: Lens/Aperature Confusion" | In response to Reply # 0
You got some good answers, but just to clarify,
>...the kit lens has an aperature
>range of 3.5 to 5.6. Given this, why does the camera allow me
>to select much higher numbers using the command wheel?
When the lens is zoomed to its widest (18mm), the maximum aperture is f3.5, but as it zooms out toward 55mm the maximum aperture becomes f5.6. Those numbers are the widest apertures you can get, and what you are seeing with the command wheel is that you can narrow the aperture with the command wheel when the camera is set to aperture priority.
>Second, and this will demonstrate my ignorance, what do the
>numbers 18 to 55 represent, Is there a relationship between
>these numbers and the aperature values?
Those numbers are the focal length of your zoom lens. 18 means when it is set there, the lens has a focal length of 18mm, so is a wide angle. 55 means the focal length is 55mm, so is a mild telephoto on your camera. You can see the effect by turning the zoom ring from 18 to 55 and watching the view go from wide to narrow.
Now, to your question, the lens is a variable aperture lens, so in aperture priority (A on the mode dial) set the lens to 18mm, and the aperture to f3.5. Then notice, as you zoom toward 55mm, that the aperture number will rise until it gets to f5.6, so there is a relationship between the aperture values (f3.5...f5.6) and the focal length (18...55). As the focal length gets longer, the maximum aperture goes up from f3.5 to f5.6.
But notice if you set your aperture to f8 and zoom the lens, the aperture remains constant at f8. Once you get the idea of what those numbers mean and what they do as you zoom, you can just play with the camera and lens and see how they work. I hope that helps!
#5. "RE: Lens/Aperature Confusion" | In response to Reply # 4Thu 06-Dec-12 03:18 AM
Thanks so much guys. I really appreciate your help. This lens really is different. On my Olympus, I was able to adjust aperature on the lens. Everything seemed more manageable on that old manual camera. I may have bitten off more than I can chew with the D5100, but I'll keep playing with it and reading about it here on Nikonians.
I'm glad I joined this forum because you guys really know Nikon.
Thanks again,
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#6. "RE: Lens/Aperature Confusion" | In response to Reply # 5MEMcD Nikonian since 24th Dec 2007Thu 06-Dec-12 04:34 AM
Hi Bill,
The rules of exposure are the same as they were in the film days.
Once you get used to the control layout shooting in Manual exposure mode should be much easier than you think. It is like riding a bike.
Good Luck and Enjoy your Nikons!
Best Regards,
#7. "RE: Lens/Aperature Confusion" | In response to Reply # 5Digital_Reality Registered since 19th Oct 2012Tue 11-Dec-12 07:26 AM
Can you please mention which manual lens? I guess, it must be fixed aperture one (not variable like your kit)
#8. "RE: Lens/Aperature Confusion" | In response to Reply # 0
I see you got your answers.
Lenses, most of the modern ones I know of are like this with cameras. Controls are in the camera for the most part.
Be careful of your lenses, if you have others to not try manual focus unless you have read the manual on it. I know that seems silly, but I have a friend that can't seem to break herself of the habit of wanting to grab the lens to manually focus when I have it set to AF. You can eventually mess up a lens doing that. Some lenses have a switch on the side for switching but you have to remind yourself to use it. LOL
Good luck
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Dehoff was a wizard or witch who invented bimetal alchemical thread. This magical fibre, which Dehoff patented, was invisible to Dark Wizards, and as such was used to make the protective product Hex-a-Gone. However, Hex-a-Gone had "extremely complicated and laborious instructions" that had to be carefully followed, and could result in unintended home "hexidents" if used improperly. Dehoff would not be held legally responsible for such "hexidents."[1]
Behind the scenes
- This character was named after Julia Dehoff, who worked as a draughtsman on several Harry Potter films.[2]
- Harry Potter films (Mentioned in a newspaper)
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Simplifying Programming with ZW3D's Reference Operation
Fortunately, ZW3D intelligently detects the rest machining regions left from a previous operation. This is accomplished with the Reference Operation function. It can be used withboththe 2- and 3-axis milling modules.
Introduction to Sheet Metal Design in ZW3D
ZW3D is a well-known CAD/CAM solution for designing products for the consumer goods, mold design, and CNC-machine markets. But in addition to these, ZW3D is also used by the sheet metal design industry.
ZW3D's All-in-One CAD/CAM Solution for Engravers
ZW3D is capable of engraving patterns into materials. I would like to introduce you to functions that make your engraving projects easier and more efficient.
Using Reference Geometry for Top-Down Assembly Design in ZW3D
Designing top-down and bottom-up are the two approaches for assembly design. In actual fact, the design and development of new products combines both of them. Bottom-up design begins the design of the individual parts and then inserts them into an assemb
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THIS year's Woodstock Live has been declared the best yet, with a record attendance.
A total of 19 bands performed on an outdoor stage in Market Place, with profits from a bar helping to cover the costs of the free music festival.
Organiser Chris Baylis said the final acts on Sunday attracted between 800 and 900 spectators.
He said: "It was a really good year, the best one for us yet. There were loads of people watching.
"We even had a couple who had been coming for the last four years, who became engaged to be married at this year's festival, so that was another lovely story."
Singer Georgia Higgins ,of The Village Idiots, who performed on Saturday, said the atmosphere had been "lovely".
Georgia Higgins, left, and Darcy Rak, of The Village Idiots, from Stonesfield
The 50-year-old, from Stonesfield, said: "There were people of all ages there, from toddlers in the front, to teenagers and older people. It was a lovely atmosphere."
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Creating equal opportunity for all Americans is critical to ensuring that the U.S. market economy is truly legitimate, Lawrence Summers, a veteran economist who is seen as a leading candidate to be the next chairman off the Federal Reserve board, said Wednesday.
Speaking at the Center for American Progress, where he is a distinguished senior fellow, Mr. Summers said the American economy benefits all around when all are treated fairly. He was speaking at an event to release a new book called "All-In Nation: An America that Works for All," and said the ideas in the book "go to the legitimacy of … our market system."
"A properly managed, properly regulated market economy is a tremendous engine of human opportunity," he said, "but that market economy is only legitimate" if every child has a chance to succeed and if achievement relates to merit and not the circumstances of one's birth.
He said he is distressed that the gap between the prospects of children from poor and rich parents has grown after years of shrinking. Those questions, he said, raise "fundamental legitimacy questions about our system."
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He's going to be really surprised when he finds out the president
doesn't give very many speeches and has to actually make
decisions. Picking Rahm Emanuel first is a really good indicator of
how this is going to go. I'm just waiting for the Obama Youth (um,
civilian military force) to come by when my kids accidently say they
don't love Der Leader at school. It's already happening.
What I'm really anxious to see is as the dem's bankrupt the country
and pull back all military and foreign aid, how those europeans that
are cheering him right now will stand with their mouths open and
their hands out.
At 02:42 PM 11/5/2008, Simpkins, Terry wrote:
>It's a very sad day for our country. But then we are know to 'loose our
>minds' every 12-16 years and elect a complete 'nothing'.
>Carter, Clinton, Obama...... (or as my mother says O'bana)
>He's done nothing but run for office his entire political career.
>Nobody listened to the socialist rhetoric that comes from him. Just
>read his book and listen to his comments that are 'unscripted'.
>Any how anyone can be elected to a leadership position when they vote
>'present' over 100 times in a career as short as his. That's
>NOT leadership.
>Thank GOD the Dems didn't get a 60 seat majority in the Senate. At
>least we have a 'firewall' to stop the worst of their BS.
>Terry W. Simpkins
>office: +1 757-766-4278
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>Behalf Of Ritenour, Steve
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>Yea it's going to be just great when they tap into all of our 401k's and
>the Gov't take them over so he can spread the wealth to all. Like Shawn
>said we're screwed. It's a sad day in the US!
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The tournament in Puerto Rico also features power conference teams Michigan, Georgetown and Kansas State.
The Rams return six regulars and Smart says his team is "extremely excited" about the challenges ahead.
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hi experts
am basically MM
am doing workflow in my reqmt
i did all MM config and maintained all these
task assinment & activating event link also
Obj type : BUS2105
task :TS20000159
workflow:ws 20000077
now after cretaion of PR rel strategey picking and also
workflow started but with status error
its showing NO error messages are
start event received
sub workflow created
workflow started
errors are
Error when starting work item 000000390150
Message no. SWP085
Error when processing node '0000000004' (ParForEach index 000000)
Message no. SWP088
Error when creating a component of type 'Step'
Message no. SWP087
Error when creating a work item
Message no. SWP044
Agent determination for step '0000000004' failed
Message no. SWF_RUN519
Error in resolution of rule 'AC20000026' for step '0000000004'
Message no. WL423
Object type 'TS' not valid
Message no. WD280
Work item 000000390150: Object FLOWITEM method EXECUTE cannot be executed
Message no. WL821
Error when processing node '0000000004' (ParForEach index 000000)
Message no. SWP088
kindly advice on these
Hi Rithwik,
Can you elaburate your steps for seting up the same. I will be able to let you know where you missed what based on that. Becuase what you have mentioned is not enough for proper functioneing of workflow you need to have These events configured at more detail level.
Biren Agnihotri
hi guys
Now at my client site we r implementing work flow for PR,PO
as per img path
mm->purchasing-> rel proc->with classification
i did all this
1.Rel Grp
2.Rel Code
3.Rel Ind
4.Rel Strategy
5.Work flow
still i did
SAP net weaver-> Bus Management->Work Flow->perform task specifg customisation also
here under this
agent assigment was done.
activating event also done
can u please explain me
what all additional steps i should take other than MM module configuration steps.
errors which am getting i alredy posted in previous post


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Kaffir Boy
by Mark Mathabane
Kaffir Boy Chapter 13 Summary
- Because that winter is so cold and they have no electricity or indoor heating to keep them warm, Mama would keep a small coal-burning stove on in the house all day (called a brazier). She would take it outside at night.
- One night, Mark woke up and felt like some invisible force was choking him. He couldn't breathe. He starts kicking, and kicks Florah, who falls off the bed, hits the brazier, and starts screaming that she's on fire.
- Mama runs out of the bedroom and throws urine on Florah. (This was a typical way to treat burns because they couldn't afford medicine.)
- Mark explains that he's choking, and Mama rushes him outside. She yells at Papa to help her get the children outside.
- It turns out, she had forgotten to remove the brazier that night, and they were all dying of poison gas fumes.


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KIRKMANARAMA: The Original TWD artist TONY MOORE
Over the course of his decade-long career in comics, Robert Kirkman has had long collaborative partnerships with several artists – but none as long as Tony Moore.
Kirkman and Moore met in 7th grade, and after years of friendship they started up Funk-O-Tron Press and put out their first comic, Battle Pope. That got them their start, and got them the attention of Image Comics. After doing an issue of a He-Man: Masters of the Universe book, they jumped into their first ongoing series – the zombie epic The Walking Dead. The series quickly caught the attention of readers and professionals for its survivalist take on a zombie epidemic, making a name for the childhood friends in the professional comics community. The series was nominated for an Eisner for "Best New Series" in 2004, and Moore got recognized for his covers in the 2005 Eisners – and although Moore eventually left the series, he's remained known in many circles as an expert in drawing zombies and other genre tales.Threadless and watches from the sidelines as the series he launched with Robert Kirkman makes its jump to the television screen.
Nrama: Let's start with an easy one, Tony – what are you working on today?
Moore: Polishing off a couple correction odds and ends for Fear Agent #31, which is the penultimate installment of the series. Also, trying to wrap up the cover for #32, which is daunting, as it's the last Fear Agent cover ever. And I'm fiddling on some designs/redesigns for my next marvel project with Rick, which is a reboot of a fan-favorite character that has been sitting in the chiller for a while. I think people will dig it, even though it's going to be a lot different than what they'd expect.
Nrama: The Walking Dead TV series is set to debut this Sunday, and your artwork has been a big part of the promotion of it. I've talked with Robert and Charlie about the series, but what are your thoughts on the TV series now that its days away from debuting?
Moore: It's truly surreal. I watched the pilot the other day and it was really wild how much a lot of the characters and scenes looked like they walked right off my drafting table. It's a quality effort, deserving of standing shoulder to shoulder with the other great programs on AMC, which is an honor to see in itself.
Moore: Well, when we worked on Battle Pope and Brit, we used to take breaks and catch a movie, and zombie flicks were a favorite for us. We'd been watching them together since we were kids. I still remember sitting in his mom's living room eating watermelon in the middle of the night and watching Dead Alive and Evil Dead when we were in school. Then Kirkman said, "Why don't we make a comic like this? It could be like what happens after the movie, and just go forever!" After years of putting out books that flew under the radar for the most part, I kind of expected more of the same. I was sitting at the drafting table beside him once and even remarked, "Do you think anyone will care about this thing?" At the time, horror was pretty much a nonviable genre. I gotta admit, even though I always hoped for it to succeed, I sure never saw it coming like it did.
Nrama: Although you've left The Walking Dead behind, I've seen you still do zombie art – for fans and even the Victorian Undead series for DC. What are your thoughts on zombies and how they're such a big part of your career?
Moore: Some people ask me if I get tired of drawing zombies all the time, and I always say that if I was ever worried about becoming known as "The Zombie Guy", I wouldn't have tried to launch a zombie comic. I love the genre and I enjoy drawing zombies and all kinds of monsters. I wouldn't have invested myself in it, especially in a creator-owned capacity like at Image, if I didn't.
Moore: Well, it was especially weird because I not only had to tell the story at hand, but still manage to execute a design that I thought people would actually want to wear on a t-shirt. I don't consider myself a very strong designer in the rawest sense, and most of my cover work is fairly literal, usually focusing on telling a story in a single image, versus showcasing bolder more abstracted design elements to attempt and evoke a sense of the thing. So, yeah, that was it. As an illustrator, I felt duty bound first to tell the story. once I had basically figured out how I'd do it as a comic, I just kinda massaged the elements into place on some t-shirt templates trying to create something that didn't just look like some sequential art panels stuck on a shirt. It was definitely out of my comfort zone, but I enjoyed the challenge. I just hope I made something that people will dig wearing.
Nrama: Can you tell us what prompted you to do it, and if this is a one-off thing or something you might do more of?
I've definitely got more of this kinda thing in the pipeline. Not necessarily with Threadless, but I did a good amount of serigraphy in college, and have been getting back into it a bit recently. I don't want to spoil the big reveal I have planned for my website in the very near future, but let's just say there's plenty to keep an eye out for very, very, soon.
Nrama: Unlike some of Robert Kirkman's other collaborators, your career and his really diverged after you left The Walking Dead and Brit. You've done books at Vertigo, and some amazing work at Marvel. Do you still keep in touch with Robert, and have you talked about the TV show?
Moore: Robert and I talk briefly now and again, but not often or for long. I pretty much find out things about the TV show the same time as everybody else, when it shows up on the internet.
Nrama: Have you had any involvement with the TV show – or do you want to?
Moore: No, I'm more or less out of the process. If KNB EFX ever wanted my input on anything, I'd be thrilled to work with them on zombie stuff, but then again, they're the top of the game, so I don't see what use they'd have for me. I had inquired about a zombie cameo, but wasn't able to get on. Beyond that, I don't have much interest in it.
Nrama: And what will you be doing Sunday night when the show premieres?
Moore: I'll be having some friends over for a Halloween party and viewing. Good food, booze, and costumed nerds. That's pretty much how I live my life.


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This veggie burger is so good, it can go bun-less
On the road from Caitlin:
While Lizzie and I were on our way to Vegas for the Rock & Roll half marathon, our flight took us on a layover to San Francisco. Travelling so much can really wreck havoc on your pre-race nutrition, or your diet in-general. Your options are generally limited to fast food (obviously usually laden with salt and fat), fancy dinners (usually with hidden salt and fat), or protein bars (not so satisfying for a meal). So when we happened upon a place at the San Francisco Airport called The Plant Cafe Organic…it looked like the sea parted in the airport to a beautiful mecca on the concourse.
We HUSTLED there, then LABORED over our decision on what to get- SO MANY UNEXPECTED, DELICIOUS options. This would be our only meal of the day, so we wanted to make the right choice. We took so long…that we almost missed our connecting flight (but that is another (embarressing) story). But, we made the right choice. It is called The Plant Burger, and it was like nothing we had ever eaten before. Since that first bite, we have craved it for almost every meal.
As a disclaimer, I am a meat loving machine. I don't usually like veggie burgers because they are generally flavorless or dry or just in general, don't have meat in them. But this burger is the absolute exception. It has almost all of my favorite vegetables (beets, mushrooms, onions) then it has hearty, flavorful cashews and lentils- MMMM!!! So, I had to find the recipe.
After much searching and review reading and now, testing, this blogger seems to have gotten the recipe right (nice job, Jenna!).
I made it the other night with a few exceptions- I added garlic to the mushroom, onion time mixture (about 3 cloves), and I topped my burger with sauteed onions, swiss cheese and a homemade herbed mayo (mayo, thyme, garlic, lemon juice). It felt like I was back in the San Francisco Airport! Success!! This is also a great veggie burger to enjoy bun-less if you are paleo (it is so hearty!)
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MathTeamHosting is a web hosting and application development service taylored to the unique needs of math leagues. Considerable secretarial and data-entry work goes on behind the scenes to make a math league run. Our developer will work with your league to reduce that work and get score reports to schools more quickly. To discuss a web based data solution for your league, contact email@example.com
Why does a math league need a web site?
- Organizations are expected to have some on-line presence. The question has shifted from "What do we need a web site for?" to "Why don't we have a web site yet?"
- Students and teachers want to see results. After a contest, most students naturally ask "How did I do?"How long does it take to see how students and teams scored relative to each other? With MathTeamHosting, the answer is about 3 days, because that's how long it takes most coaches to send in their scores.
- Statistics on item difficulty are easy to generate when the scores are in a database. Contest authors, students, and teachers all benefit from this information.
- Students and coaches will appreciate having an archive of past contests to use.
What will it look likeThe result tables will look similar to the Mandelbrot competition with a few differences:
- On the results table, the coaches will be able to sort students by name, graduation year, school, or score.
- Coaches can download results as an excel (CSV) file
- Statistics are generated for each contest. View the Nassau County Interscholastic Math League stats.Here what you see is just plain text, but a nice histogram can also be created. Next year's version will look even better.
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Each school in the league will be given a username and password. Coaches log-in to register students and teams before the first meet. They can type the names into a web form or upload a list from a spreadsheet. Once the names are in the database, scores can be entered in a matter of minutes. The Nassau County league appreciated having an eMail reminder sent a few days after a contest was given. After all, the system can only report results if the teams send them in. A number of leagues have had problems with this and an on-line system can help.


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Decatur, GA.—Kendall Pearson, a member of Meadows Presbyterian in Charlottesville, was elected to the office of Student Coordinating Council President for the 2006-2007 school year at Columbia Seminary near Atlanta, GA. The SCC performs the following functions within the seminary community: • Coordinates student and community activities • Serves as liaison between student body and faculty, administration and Board of Trustees • Appoints student representatives to faculty committees • Funds official student organizations • Initiates discussion and makes decisions on behalf of the student body. Columbia Theological Seminary, located in Decatur, Georgia, was established in 1828 and is one of 10 theological institutions of the Presbyterian Church (USA).
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Fresh Vegetable Spring Rolls with Two Dipping Sauces
Recipe courtesy of Bobby Flay
- Hot off the Grill with Bobby Flay
- 1 cup shredded Napa cabbage
- 1 cup shredded carrot
- 1/2 cup finely sliced green onion
- 1 red pepper thinly sliced
- 6 large shiitake mushrooms, grilled and sliced thin
- 2 cups bean sprouts
- 1/2 cup chopped cilantro
- Salt and freshly ground pepper
- 8 very thin 8-inch square spring roll wrappers
- Garlic-Soy Dipping Sauce:
- 1/2 cup soy sauce
- 1/4 cup rice vinegar
- 2 tablespoons peanut oil
- 1 teaspoon hot sesame oil
- 1 teaspoon minced garlic
- Pinch of sugar
- Spicy Peanut Dipping Sauce:
- 2 tablespoons finely chopped garlic
- 1/2 cup smooth peanut butter
- 1/2 cup soy sauce
- 1 teaspoon sugar
- 1 tablespoon rice vinegar
- 1 tablespoon hot chile oil
- 1/2 cup cilantro leaves, finely chopped
DirectionsWatch how to make this recipe.
Combine all vegetables in a bowl and season with salt and pepper to taste. Lay the spring roll wrappers on a flat surface, pointed edge toward you. Put a 1/8 of the filling in the bottom third of the wrapper, bring the pointed edge over the filling, fold in the sides tightly. Dab the top pointed edge with water and roll tightly. Serve with sauces.
Combine all ingredients in a small bowl.
Combine all ingredients in a bowl and whisk until smooth, add cilantro just before serving.
Recipe courtesy of Bobby Flay
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How about don't do a review unless you made the recipe? Just because you do yours differently doesn't mean yours are necessarily better. There are many ways to make spring rolls. How about submit your recipe for others to try? They are more likely to see it that way, instead of as a reply in a review of an item you didn't make. Gwenhaven 2014-06-14T02:21:16Z item not reviewed by moderator and published
review the recipe - IF you made it - we do NOT care about your personal recipes. VLizzle 2014-12-31T18:09:58Z item not reviewed by moderator and published
If your rice wrappers are tearing you are probably over soaking them or over stuffing them. Try again. VLizzle 2014-12-31T18:10:38Z item not reviewed by moderator and published
Fresh spring rolls are not fried, they are eaten cold, so they are not fried. Gwenhaven 2014-06-14T02:26:20Z item not reviewed by moderator and published


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In fact, it was just three years ago when they claimed the SEMO Conference Tournament championship and the regular season title.
But things have taken a turn for the worse as the Red Devil lineup is littered with freshmen.
The inexperience showed on Monday at VFW Stadium as the Class 3, top-ranked Sikeston Bulldogs blanked the Red Devils 11-0 in six innings.
Bulldog hurler Ross Merideth was unhittable, literally, as he threw a no-hitter in all six innings, striking out 14. His only mistakes were two walks in the fourth inning.
It's Sikeston's second no-hitter this season with Blake DeWitt tossing one earlier this month.
"I thought he threw the ball well," said Sikeston coach Kevin Self. "There was one inning where he started guiding the ball a little bit and he walked a couple. But all in all he threw the ball well, I mean 14 strikeouts, what can you say?"
Merideth helped his own cause by hitting a two-run home run in the first inning.
Sikeston had 10 hits in all, including four home runs.
DeWitt had a pair of two-run homers over the right field fence, including the game-ending shot in the bottom of the sixth inning.
"Sikeston's got a tremendous ballclub," said Chaffee head coach Brian Horrell. "That's what you get when you have a group that has been together for a long time. Those kids do a tremendous amount of work in the offseason, that's what people don't see."
Sikeston (14-0, 7-0 SEMO Conference) rattled off five runs in the bottom of the first to jump out to the early lead.
Lance Rhodes hit a solo home run and Jacob Priday just missed a home run by a foot, getting an RBI-double.
DeWitt's two-run mammoth shot in the bottom of the second gave Sikeston a 7-0 lead.
Meanwhile, Merideth struck out five straight batters in the first and second innings. After a shaky third inning in which he walked two batters, he found his groove again, striking out nine consecutive batters.
"We got a couple baserunners on in the fourth inning and we tried a few bunts -- we're not worried about the score, we're trying to do things that will make us a better ballclub," said Horrell. "But tip your hat to him, 14 strikeouts out of the 19 -- he really did a nice job."
Chaffee falls to 3-10 on the season and 0-8 in the SEMO Conference. The Red Devils have fared well against schools their own size, going 3-1 against district opponents.
The Red Devils start seven freshmen and lost two of their top three players earlier in the season for various reasons.
"We're going to run our freshmen out there," said Horrell. "We're in it for the long haul so maybe some day we can build something special like we had a few years ago."
The wide margin early in the game allowed Self to clear his bench. Eric Chappell and Garland Hemphill both responded with singles and runs.
"We got everybody in and gave them all a chance to play," said Self. "I was happy to do that and give them a chance to play because it's tough to crack our lineup."
One area of concern that Self had was the fact that the Bulldogs hadn't played since beating Jackson on April 15, a span of 11 days.
But there were no signs of rust on Monday.
"We played our best game of the year against Jackson and then we had to sit for over a week," said Self. "We were wanting to get back on the field. It was good to see we were still swinging well today. We've been inside with all the rain. It's been unbearable, you just can't take being in that gym for much longer. The pitchers don't get to throw and you don't see live pitching with batting practice."
DeWitt led Sikeston, going 3-4 with four RBIs and three runs. Priday was 2-3 with an RBI and two runs.
Jesse Gettings took the loss for Chaffee, throwing five full innings.
Sikeston will play at Notre Dame today at 4 p.m. The Bulldogs will have a makeup game at Webster Groves on Thursday.
The SEMO Conference Tournament, which the Bulldogs have won the last two years, will start on Friday.
"That's an important part of our season, that conference tournament," said Self. "We'd like to win that one more time."