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Friends, by the track listing it appears to be 11 song record, but track 1 is 11 minutes long which is almost the equivalent of 3 songs, so we'll say... Read more
Thanks to you my friends, the new record "On My Way To The Sun" is finially complete!! Just need to finish the cover, credits, maufacturing and that last minute stuff... Read more
Light at the end of the tunnel!!
Hi friends, yes the new record has taken longer than I anticipated, I was certainly overly optimistic thinking I would write and record this project in what would have been... Read more
Those who pledged extra!!
Friends, some of you took advantage of the option we gave you to add a specific amount to your pledge to receive an extra item (a CD, a tee-shirt, digital... Read more
correction EXCITED!! not EXITED
I sing better than I spell, sorry folks, I'm not exiting any time soon, Lord willing, at least until I finish this record. John
Friends, I'm exited to say that I'm really honing in on things. Songs keep getting better and better! I'm hoping to collaborate with Kerry Livgren as well as a few... Read more
Songwriter or Band Special!!
Friends, as a reminder to everyone that purchased the songwriter or band special, please remember to email your MP3 and a contact number to email@example.com
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Hello Friends!!
Just wanted update everyone on how things are progressing. We are diligently working on getting the rewards out, and the memorabilia etc. there is almost 500 of you that generously... Read more
Calling all Callers!
Hey guys - Bri here (from the JE web team). We've been sorting through all the rewards and John would like to begin making the phone calls as soon as... Read more
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Less than 7 hours left!! Who did you forget to tell?
Andrew here (The JE TEAM) It has been an amazingrun on Kickstarter! We are in our final few hours, and if you're anything like me, you've been meaning to share... Read more
John's Birthday (Shhh!)
Andrew here (The JE Team) Wow! We're down to the final week of an amazing Kickstarter campaign! A few things: John just put out the challenge that if someone pledged $1400... Read more
It's Monday Night Download Time Again!!
Hey friends, I really feel strong about giving the song "Confess" to everyone. Our loyal backers have had this song a few weeks in advance and I think they'll agree... Read more
John Schlitt on John Elefante's campaign!
Hey folks,
Andrew here from John Elefante's Kickstarter team. I caught up with John Schlitt this week and he had a few words to say about his friend John Elefante's... Read more
Kickstarter Memorabilia Pictures
Hi friends, folks have asked me to post pictures of available memorabilia, here they are, check them out!! http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10150555408235766.373052.51069825765&type=3
Q&A Event Live!!
Friends, we've decided to move to the Q&A event to this Thursday 8PM CST. Go to www.johnelefante.com. It's gonna be lots of fun. Bring your questions!! See you then. Thanks,... Read more
Game On!!
Friends, as you probably know by now we have not only met the goal, but it is now in the rear view mirror!! What has really touched my heart in... Read more
What can I say!!
Friends, we are now 75% funded. What can I say other than this team is winning!! We still have some ground to cover but I'm sure you will spread the... Read more
Big Download Coming Monday Night!!
you guys keep amazing me!! I would say we're in the beginning of the third quarter 2nd and 3, most offenses will take a shot down field (ya know... Read more
Nothing Short Of Incredible!!
To all my loyal friends!! I will keep this short and un-pretentious. We have hit the end of 10 days in pursuit of the goal, and you have been nothing... Read more
The Real Deal
Off and Running!
My friends, we're off to fantastic start, and it's totally because of you! It's now been around 24 hours, and I've never had any doubt about your support. I want... Read more


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Erie police have charged a city man with having a sexual relationship with a 13-year-old girl in October 2012.
Aden Haji, 20, of the 1400 block of East 20th Street, was arraigned Monday afternoon on charges of statutory sexual assault and corruption of minors. Erie 6th Ward District Judge Dominick DiPaolo set bond at $50,000.
Police accuse Haji of having a sexual relationship with the girl. DNA testing determined that Haji is likely the father of the girl's child, according to the criminal complaint filed in the case.

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News Junjō Romantica Manga Volume 16 to Bundle Anime DVD
posted on 2012-07-17 11:00 EDT
Boys-love manga creator Shungiku Nakamura writes 20-minute anime's script
Kadokawa Group Publishing announced on Tuesday that the 16th volume of Shungiku Nakamura's Junjō Romantica boys-love manga will bundle an anime DVD. Nakamura is writing the script for the 20-minute anime's "Junjō Romantica," "Junjō Egoist," and "Junjō Terrorist" stories.
The limited-edition volume will ship in Japan on December 20 for 3,990 yen (about US$50). Kadokawa is accepting pre-orders until September 20. Kadokawa's Asuka Ciel magazine announced in March that the manga was receiving a new anime adaptation.
Nakamura's manga already inspired two anime seasons in 2008, and Right Stuf licensed both for release in North America.
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CenturyLink, one of the nation's largest telecommunications providers, has won a BtoB award for social media marketing. CenturyLink devised a trivia contest that attracted 90,000 players and more than half of them registered on the site. Online voters selected CenturyLink as the best tech social media marketing campaign in BtoB's annual awards sponsored for a third straight year by IDG Strategic Marketing Services.
How did a game attract so much interest and what was the reaction to it from game players? IDG's Howard Sholkin spoke with Marketing Director Joanne Kernie at the awards ceremony and digital conference in March 2012.
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Average temperature mean - 12 months
Using a running 12-month average temperature mean keeps data can be kept up-to-date during the year.
It shows 12-month running mean of global average temperatures from three datasets, plus data from the Niño region.
Met Office-CRU (blue line), NCDC (black line), GISS (orange line)
The grey shaded area shows the approximate 95% uncertainty range for the data. There is uncertainty because we don't have data from every region of the world and because of inaccuracies in some measurements. The true global average is expected to lie outside this range around 5% of the time. The uncertainty range has become less in more recent years as measurements have improved. It is calculated from the Met Office-CRU dataset.
The red line shows the time series of scaled sea-surface temperature anomalies in the Niño 3.4 region (170-120°W 5°S-5°N). The global temperature response to El Niño typically lags the Niño 3.4 series by a few months.
Average global temperatures are now some 0.75 °C warmer than they were 100 years ago. Since the mid-1970s, average global temperatures have increased at a rate of more than 0.15 °C per decade. However, is clear that since 1980 the increase in global temperatures has not been steady.
The limited surface observations we have, backed up by more comprehensive evidence from satellites, show that warming has been greatest in the Arctic during this period. The rapid retreat of sea-ice during this period is further evidence of this warming.
Differences in data - caused by various factors, mean any estimate of warming based on surface observations is uncertain.
GISS analysis has warmed somewhat more in the past decade than the Met Office-CRU and NCDC analyses.
The warming in the Arctic as not reflected in the Met Office-CRU analysis as surface observations are sparse. It is reflected to a greater or lesser extent in the other analyses which fill in some of the gaps, thereby giving more weight to this warming.
Sea-surface temperatures are used to estimate air temperature over the oceans. Where there is sea-ice (such as in the Arctic) the temperature of the sea-surface can be very different from the temperature of the air above. If the sea-ice in a particular area melts, then the air temperature above the sea and ice might change much more than the temperature of the sea-surface itself.
El Niño and La Niña
The prominent 'spike' in temperatures around 1998 is associated with the strong El Niño that developed in 1997.
Large tropical volcanic eruptions are important factors affecting global temperatures on short timescales of up to a few years, The drop in global temperature from around 1991-1995 is associated with the eruption of Mount Pinatubo.
Global average temperature, year so far
The same three datasets are used for the comparison of the calendar year. The graphic shows the global average temperatures for the year so far and for comparable periods in earlier years.
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Build an aerobic base. You can do this however you like (swimming, biking, running, or walking). Skiing and Snowboarding is so much fun you want to be able to be on the hill all day. Start with 3-5 days a week for 20 minutes and begin to add 5 minutes to each day every week.
Fitness Tip #2
Once you have an aerobic base you can add interval training. Choose your cardio method and warm up, then go hard for two minutes and recover at an easy pace for two minutes. Repeat this for five or six sets and then cool down. Adjust the interval and rest times. These times should mimic the time spent coming down the mountain and the recovery time riding the chair up.
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Lower body strength is another important fitness aspect for a vacation in the mountains. Perform 10-12 bodyweight squats two to three times and 10-12 bodyweight lunges two or three times during your cardio training recovery days. Focus on achieving a full range of motion and increase the difficulty by performing exercises on an unstable surface, like a BOSU ball, or by performing exercises on one leg.
Fitness Tip #4
Wear Layers and dress flexibly- Always start with a base layer that hugs the body to help keep in heat, yet doesn't restrict your movement (i.e.- spandex tops/bottoms). When you walk outside it is best if you feel slightly cool. You should not be wearing so many layers that you are sweating, but you should also not be so cold that you start your workout shivering. As you begin your workout you should start to sweat at which point you can remove extra layers. Once you finish your workout you should replace any of the layers you removed during your workout or move indoors quickly to prevent getting a chill.
Fitness Tip #5
Protect the extremities- As you move farther from the heart, circulation becomes more difficult. This is why extremities such as the fingers and toes are so susceptible to conditions such as frostbite. Gloves and socks should be worn to help protect these extremities and prevent frostbite. Though it is a popular myth that most of your heat is lost through your head, you still lose as much as 20-30% of your heat this way which is why a hat should be worn in cold temperatures as well.
Fitness Tip #6
Hydrate- Your chances of becoming dehydrated in the winter are greater than during warmer months. Thirst mechanisms in the body respond differently to the cold than to the heat so you may not "feel" as thirsty in the winter. However, you are still losing fluids during your winter workout whether it's from normal bodily processes, sweating, or even when you can see your breath on a cold day. Therefore it is important to sip water before, during, and after every workout.
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Use appropriate gear- During the winter months it gets darker earlier and the ground is more susceptible to being slippery due to freezing rain, snow, and ice. Therefore it is important to wear bright colors or reflective gear after dusk. You should also make sure you have sturdy shoes with good treads to help keep you stable and from slipping.


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My internship is expecting me to work on Java in some areas..
I know Java syntax to some extent.. understand what's written in it but right now I don't know what API to use and how etc..
Now, my question is, can I take this internship? Is it too risky as I am not yet familiar with Java yet? Can I say yes to the internship and learn now?
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LOCKPORT – Two High Street residents were arrested Wednesday night and charged with violating a ban on garbage picking.
Mayor Michael W. Tucker announced the ban Tuesday in the wake of the flash flood that spilled water into an estimated 600 basements Friday.
Brenda Marello, 55, and Frank W. Hermanson II, 38, were picked up at 10 p.m. Wednesday on Cottage Street. They were charged with illegal scavenging.
The city has long had a ban on garbage picking, but it has not been enforced. Tucker ordered police to do so after reports that people were picking through piles of property hauled out of flooded basements and scattered onto lawns.


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Recently we upgraded from BOXI r 3.1 FP 1.3 to BOXI r3.1 SP4 and we ve been hit with major performance problems with respect to our webi reports. Reports which used to refresh within 10 minutes are now taking 40 minutes and eventually time out.We have maintained the same configuration parameters at the Universe level and CMS servers level. We have had the DBA review and perform sql tuning and indexing as well. But still the same. Also we had migrated around 200+ reports from the old environment to new environment. Could it be that there might be compatibility issues with objects and other custom variables created from one version to another version?
Any tips on how to improve performance would be very helpful.
Kasturi rangan
Hi Kasturi,
Please provide the following details regarding your environment:
Hello Daya,
BOBJ env is not distributed
Web Application used: Tomcat 5.5.20
Not sure if hardware is SAP recommended since the setup was done by third party(BMC Software).
Let me know in case you need further information. Thanks in advance
Kasturi Rangan
Hi Kasturi,
Regarding Performance Tuning of Web Application(Tomcat Apache) you can follow the below Steps for Other details refer JinChong Comments:
Step I: Go to the following Path of Tomcat installed with BOE folder is:
<BO install folder>\Tomcat55\conf
Step II: Take a backup of server.xml file before doing any changes.
Step III: Open the server.xml file for edit.
Find the non-SSL HTTP/1.1 Connector and add following lines into it:
nocompressionUserAgents="gozilla, traviata"
Save the file and close it.
Step IV: Restart Tomcat so the changes take effect.
Hope this will help you as well. After Completion of Activity please close the thread
Hi Daya,
What does the parameter you mentioned above do?
If we have SSL configured, then should the above text still go under the non-SSL HTTP connector or should it go under the SSL connector?
Thanks for the help
Only trace log analysis can determine where time is spent, you should ask who provided the installation to do the analysis.
Hi, Kasturi,
It'd be better to understand where the WebI performance bottleneck is located if you can follow Daya's comment to provide the detail on your BOXI3.1 SP4 environment. There could be various reasons that your webi report turnaround time is slower than before the upgrade. For example, it could be the CMS CPU usage is spiking; the network bandwidth is busy; the backend database is slow to execute the WebI query; the number of the WIreportServers is undersized; etc.
With this said, several things you can do to improve the WebI performance in general.
- To share a common cache pool between separate physical server boxes in a cluster for the WIReportServers:
-storageRoot <CommonDirectory>
Where Output Cache Directory is a UNC formatted (Do not use drive letters) share or mount location.
If pre-caching is enabled, to utilize this cache amongst different users the advanced right of "Merge dimensions for synchronization" must be applied to the folder or the report itself for a given user or group.
To enable pre-cache sharing from within the CMC > Home > BusinessObjects Enterprise Applications > Web Intelligence > Advanced Rights : "Merge dimensions for synchronization". Grant the users or groups so they can use the pre-cached files.
- SAP BO KBase Article ID:6853398
EXECUTE IMMEDIATE 'alter session set optimizer_index_caching=0'; (100)
EXECUTE IMMEDIATE 'alter session set optimizer_index_cost_adj=100'; (100)
EXECUTE IMMEDIATE 'alter session set query_rewrite_enabled=TRUE'; TRUE
EXECUTE IMMEDIATE 'alter session set "_always_semi_join"=CHOOSE'; CHOOSE
EXECUTE IMMEDIATE 'alter session set "_b_tree_bitmap_plans"=TRUE'; TRUE
EXECUTE IMMEDIATE 'alter session set "_hash_join_enabled"=TRUE'; TRUE
- Aggregate awareness is the ability of a universe to make use of aggregate tables in a database. These are tables that contain pre-calculated data. You can use the @Aggregate_Aware function in the Select statement for an object that directs a query to be run against aggregate tables rather than a table containing non aggregated data.
Using aggregate tables speeds up the execution of queries, improving the performance of SQL transactions.
You set up aggregate awareness as follows:
Define the Select statement for an object using the @AggregateAware function.
Specify which objects are incompatible with the aggregate table and cannot be used in a query that is run against that table.
- many-to-many (N,N)
For each one or multiple rows in table 1, expect one or multiple rows in table 2.
Many-to-many cardinalities are rare in relational databases and will return duplicate rows, causing slower performance and potentially inaccurate results. If you have (N,N) cardinalities, you should re-check the concerned joins, and ensure that you understand the relationship between the tables.
- Using Hints (Oracle only)
A Hint is commented information that is embedded in a query, and used by the Oracle optimizer to choose an execution plan. You should consult your Oracle documentation for full information on the Hints that can be used, and how they can be used to optimize queries.
You enter the value for a Hint as a comment. A plus sign is used at the beginning, immediately after the comment delimiter, with no space between the comment delimiter and the plus sign:
/*+ <hint> */
Some useful Hints that you can use are as follows. Consult your Oracle documentation for a full list:
FIRST_ROWS: Optimizes response time.
RULE: Use rule-based optimization and not cost.
FULL: Does a full table scan on the table.
ROWID: Scans table by rowid.
INDEX_FFS Perform a fast full scan on the index rather than on the table.
On the Custom page, click Hints and type /* FIRST_ROWS */ in the values box under the parameter list, and click on Set. The SQL is:
- Shortcut Joins
A shortcut join is a join that provides an alternative path between two tables. Shortcut joins improve the performance of a query by not taking into account intermediate tables, and so shortening a normally longer join path.
What do you want to do?
Read about how shortcut joins are used in Designer
Create a shortcut join
Shortcut joins in Designer
A common use of shortcut joins is to link a shared lookup table to another table further along a join path. The join path comprises several different tables in the same context.
In such a case, the shortcut join is only effective when the value being looked up has been denormalized to lower levels in a hierarchy of tables, so the same value exists at all the levels being joined.
Designer does not consider shortcut joins during automatic loop and context detection. However, if you set the cardinality for a shortcut join you avoid receiving the message 'Not all cardinalities are set' when detecting contexts.
To create a shortcut join
Identify the two tables in a join path that can be linked directly.
Create a join between the two tables.
Double click the new join.
The Edit Join dialog box appears.
Select the Shortcut join check box.
Select or type other join properties as required.
Click OK.
The shortcut join appears joining the two tables. A shortcut join is shown as dotted line in the Structure pane.
You should set the cardinality of a shortcut join to the same cardinality as the join path it replaces.
- WebIEventMaxTimeinSeconds
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locking > WebIEventMaxTimeinSeconds
vi $BOBJEDIR/../setup/boconfig.cfg
- vi $BOBJEDIR/enterprise120/linux_x86/fonts/fontalias.xml or edit <install dir>:\Program Files\Business Objects\BusinessObjects Enterprise 12.0\win32_x86\fonts\fontalias.xml
- Increase the WRC java heap size.
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Business Objects\Suite 12.0\default\WebIntelligence\RichClient\JVMOptions and change the value -Xmx512m to -Xmx848m (windows 2003) or -Xmx664m (Windows XP).
- To improve the Webi save to PDF/Excel turnaround time
[Software\Business Objects\Suite 12.0\default\WebIntelligence\Calculator]
Note that you can go above 124 but not advisible as WIRS will drastically increase in mem consumption. 0 disables the optimization and meaning that this will yield best PDF generation time at the expense of higher Webi Server memory usage.
- SAP BO KB 1549622 - WIReportServer reports run out of memory WIS 30280 and WIS 30285
Note that the ncs.conf file controls the ncs.dll. The ncs.dll is used when Willy Introscope is used, almost exclusively with Solution Manager. This was added in SP3. If Solution Manager is not being used, making this configuration change will have no adverse affects.
- The WIReportServer is using dynamic memory allocation and the hoard library is not able to recover/free the allocated memory space.
Note that the purpose of using -nocrheapalloc switch is to disables the hoard hook. i.e. The server won't replace new/delete/malloc/free with crheapalloc.dll and will use standard C/C++ library to allocate/free memory.
- Webi LOV sorting
At last, you can extract the Webi SQL query from one of your existing Webi report and run the SQL query directly in a database client from your BOXI3.1 SP4 server cmd or xterm and measure the turnaround time and compare that SQL query execution time to the Webi Report turnaround time in InfoView and WRC to get you an understanding how much difference is spent on the SQL query execution and report rendering.
Hope this helps,


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Blake Bowman could hear his teammates yelling at him to pick up the bouncing football at his feet. The Lycoming freshman had already done the hard work by blocking a second-quarter FDU-Florham punt Saturday afternoon.
His reward was waiting at his feet, with a convoy ready to accompany him to the end zone. Bowman heeded the demands of teammates John Sibel and Tyler Botchie and picked up the ball, scampering 14 yards for a Warriors touchdown which seemed to loosen up a Lycoming offense which had fallen out of sync after scoring two quick touchdowns.
The Warriors responded after last week's disappointing loss by putting up a season-high in points, including Bowman's first career touchdown, in a 55-12 win over FDU-Florham at David Person Field. Lycoming kept its hopes alive for a share of the MAC championship with the win. It'll need a win in next week's season finale against Stevenson coupled with a Lebanon Valley loss to Albright to win its 15th MAC title.
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Lycoming's Craig Needhammer (23) splits FDU-Florham's Robert Loneker, left, and Alex Kwapis on his way for a first-quarter touchdown on Saturday at David Person Field. Lycoming won, 55-12.
Lycoming appeared to play with a purpose on its first two offensive possessions yesterday, scoring on the first play from scrimmage on a 49-yard pass from Tyler Jenny to Matt Atkinson. It scored again on its second possession which covered 48 yards, capped by a Craig Needhammer 1-yard scoring run.
The Warriors led 14-0 before 4 minutes of game time had passed. Then the offense hit a lull.
First there was a missed field goal from 22 yards. Then there was miscommunication on a fourth-down pass which fell incomplete, turning the ball back over to FDU. Then there was a dropped pass on an easy third-down slant throw which took away a sure first down.
That's when Bowman got Lycoming back on track. The backup running back out of Tri-Valley High School broke through the left side of the line untouched and took the ball off the foot of Devils punter Dan DiProfio before gathering it to give Lycoming a 21-0 lead.
"It was kind of wide open and no one really blocked me," Bowman said. "I got a free run at it. It was great. Everybody did their job and I just kind of grabbed it and picked it up."
Lycoming isn't a team to run a lot of exotic punt block schemes to try and force the action on special teams. But during the week, special teams coach Tim Landis thought the Warriors might be able to get a block because FDU's snap to the punter wasn't on a tight line.
So with the Devils backed up to their own 28-yard line, Landis and head coach Mike Clark decided to give it a shot. It ended up being a spark for the offense.
Lycoming scored two more touchdowns before the end of the half, one on a 23-yard touchdown run by Needhammer, the second of his three, and a 3-yard pass from Jenny to John Sibel which gave Lycoming a 34-0 lead at halftime.
"That's something you have to plan, and that's where Tim's experience is invaluable," Clark said of the blocked punt. "He's a phenomenal special teams mind and he loves it. We had talked about it earlier in the game, but we waited. That was good to get it when we did."
Lycoming's offense got back to doing what it does best following the punt block: running the football. Needhammer was over the 100-yard mark by halftime. It was the sixth time this year Needhammer, who is second in the MAC in rushing yards, has gone over 100 yards.
When his first two carries of the second half went for a combined 45 yards, including his third touchdown, a 12-yarder, Needhammer eclipsed the 1,000-yard mark for the season for the first time in his career. He has 1,022 yards heading into Lycoming's season finale next week.
Needhammer became the program's first 1,000-yard rusher since Josh Kleinfelter, the school's all-time leading rusher, went for 1,212 yards in 2010. Needhammer is also just the seventh player in school history to run for at least 1,000 yards in a season.
"It's fun and easy to watch him go," said Atkinson, who had 106 receiving yards. "Craig ran well, the line blocked great and in the second half we could just watch the run."
"We're going to find a way to run the ball, that's who we are," Clark said. "It sets up the first play (Saturday). It sets up any number of touchdown passes throughout the course of the season."
As Needhammer and the Warriors' offense piled up points, the defense made sure it wouldn't be caught. By the time the majority of Lycoming's starters had left the field at the end of the third quarter, Lycoming had allowed just 113 yards of offense on 50 snaps.
FDU scored its first touchdown with its first-team offense playing against Lycoming's second team. It's second touchdown came on an interception return for a touchdown with under 6 minutes to play.
The Warriors forced the Devils' running game out wide where their athletic linebackers could make stops. The defensive line made it tough for 5-foot-8 quarterback Michael Santos to throw by getting their hands up to take away passing lanes.
Santos completed just 12 of 26 passes against the Warriors' first-team defense, and the Devils ran for just 19 yards on 23 carries through the first three quarters.
"We really had to adjust to their game play," defensive tackle Dwight Hentz said. "As the game goes on we really hard to adjust our scheme and the way we played it up front."
Tyler Denike tied a career high with 11 tackles to lead Lycoming. Hentz had eight tackles, including 1 1/2 sacks and 2 1/2 tackles for loss. He also forced a fumble.
"Defensively, our guys were incredibly motivated to come out and play well," Clark said. "We win as a group and lose as a group, but last week was our worst tackling game. We allowed King's to move the ball more than anyone else this year. I think when we played our best guys (Saturday), we were pretty tough."
FDU-Florham 0 0 0 12 - 12
Lycoming 14 20 21 0 - 55
First quarter
LYCO - Matt Atkinson 49-yard pass from Tyler Jenny (Zack Czap kick), 14:44
LYCO - Craig Needhammer 1-yard run (Czap kick), 11:15
Second quarter
LYCO - Blake Bowman 14-yard punt return (Czap kick), 10:52
LYCO - Needhammer 23-yard run (pass failed), 5:20
LYCO - John Sibel 3-yard pass from Jenny (Czap kick), 0:30
Third quarter
LYCO - Needhammer 12-yard run (Czap kick), 12:47
LYCO?- Nick Mongiello 31-yard pss from Matt McGinley (Czap kick), 10:11
LYCO - Mongiello 50-yard run (Czap kick), 6:01
Fourth quarter
FDU - Doug Van Orden 13 yd pass from Michael Santos (pass failed), 10:32
FDU - Mickey Weiks 70 yd interception (kick failed), 5:24
Completions-Attempts-Int 18-34-1 12-19-1
RUSHING: FDU-Floram - A. Ognibene 1-2; Craig Kimbrough 4-5; Michael Santos 4-(-20); A. Fruncillo 2-6; James Ognibene 1-1; Daldyn Stewart 14 37. Lycoming - Matt Atkinson 1-12; Tyler Jenny 2-19; Vinny Sidoll 4-16; Joe Pawlowski 3-7; Craig Needhammer 20-148, 3 TDs; Nick Mongiello 2-64, TD; Blake Bowman 7-11; Ethan Jeffries 3-18.
PASSING: FDU-Florham - A. Ognibene 0-1-0, 0 yards, Michael Santos 18-33-1, 157 yards, TD. Lycoming - Chase Whiteman 0-1-1, 0 yards; Tyler Jenny 10-15-0, 167 yards, 2 TDs; Matt McGinley 2-3-0, 40, TD.
RECEIVING: FDU-Florham - Edwin Lara 4-16; Craig Kimbrough 2-12; Dan Pastor 1-9; A. Fruncillo 3-46; Doug Van Orden 4-41, TD; Joe Tauriello 1-11; Daldyn Stewart 1-7; Dan DiProfio 1-6; Joe LeBlanc 1-9. Lycoming - Matt Atkinson 6-106, TD; John Sibel 4-61, TD; Nick Mongiello 1-31, TD; Tyler Botchie 1-9.


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's first LP was designed to capitalize on the success of her recording of "Dark Moon," each of the 12 songs refers to the Moon in its title and lyrics. So it's a concept album of sorts, and it is, more importantly, a superb pop effort, showcasing the artist's singing and the male vocal accompaniment. But it will hardly illuminate the guitar side of the artist's output; one does get hints of her instrument's significance on "Carolina Moon," but the emphasis here, as on the rest of the album, is on singing. She's not bad in that department, either, and as a representative of a smooth pop style, this album would be difficult to outdo.
's singing is expressive and her approach sometimes veers toward a bluesy country style that could appeal to rock & roll listeners (check out her version of "Shine on Harvest Moon") and country audiences. How well the whole album holds up for modern listeners is problematic, but in the 1950s, this was money in the bank to Dot Records, and the lean, stripped down instrumental sound is fascinating to hear today as representative of a forgotten corner of '50s pop music,
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Well my father in law had the STRESS TEST today, we are not sure how he did but we only got back oh he can walk lol...We never told him that he can not walk, He can not walk alone he needs someone too walk with him. We will find out what kind of stress test it was and we hope that they did not just make him walk with out doing more to see and know if he is going to need the pase operation.
Both I and my hubby so tired of this and all the phone calls and specking with people and everyone telling us something different GRRR! His father last Friday when I left for work had three seizes and my hubby told me that it took the paramedics 15-20 m to come sicking! He told me over the phone that his father blanked out was shacking and that he did not know what happen, all he knew was that his snow was calling him softly and calling his name STAY WITH ME STAY WITH ME, That is all he remembers. He is still in the hospital in ICU which the doctors said yesterday he will be moved out of ICU, He was not moved out of ICU so that means he is not doing well and the dam doctors are saying he is getting better REALLY!!! UGH we are frustrated!
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WebNAG: a Web-based Network Authentication Gateway project
This page contains early documentation for the WebNAG project. Essentially WebNAG does a similar job to the NoCat wireless authentication package - both allow users to authenticate onto a network via web-based splash pages (and both are GPLed software).
This software has been running (in various slightly older forms) at numerous sites within the University of Cambridge including King's College, the Graduate Union, and the Varsity newspaper office. In all three cases a WebNAG server provides wifi authentication via Raven. At King's a second WebNAG server provides automatic network configuration and student/Fellow network registration via DHCP.
I am hoping to rework the software into a more modular form so that it can be used in a wider variety of contexts. I currently have running Xen 3 guest domains running WebNAG under both Debian and SUSE, and have created a LiveCD version of the gateway (runs on a recycled PII with hardware detection nicely).
As I'm probably going to inadvertently break various things trying to improve the software, I should note for the record now that, albeit very basic, release 0.3 has shown itself to be quite disturbingly stable - none of the installations have required admin intervention, and some have been running for nearly two years!
What's hopefully coming up: (in vaguely decreasing order of priority)
- A SUSE version of the install instructions / WebNAG distribution.
- Move from Perl CGI to mod_perl and re-engineer the security watchdog accordingly - this will make life more pleasant in all sorts of ways.
- Support for multiple authentication mechanisms from the same splash page. Update: a number of deployments of WebNAG do use multiple parallel authentication paths. The process for doing so can be explained on request, but is not included in the documentation yet.
- An administrative interface.
- A modular file-structure to allow easier customisation of the system. Many possibilities for how this might be done, e.g. Makefiles, use of Apache configuration support, etc.
I rewrote the NoCat software because I wanted to simplify its core design. Over months of running NoCat gateways (that I'd modified to meet University Computing rules and to use the Raven authentication system), I had problems with these gateways occasionally having ports jam open such that they allowed unauthenticated users to gain access to the Internet. Given that "disposable" computers are now quite often of rather high specification, I feel some of the original design goals of NoCat are less important than they were. NoCat provided an excellent opportunity to educate myself in what was needed for such software, however - I am very grateful to its authors for releasing its source code freely to the Internet community.
Release 0.3
For now, most of the documentation of WebNAG is carried within its INSTALL file. I recommend you first browse an HTMLised version of the INSTALL file, to get an idea of what's involved.
Notes from those who have installed recently:
- The Apache 2.2 series Debian package in Etch does not seem by default to enable mod_proxy and mod_proxy_http enabled. The standard setup of WebNAG requires both of these Apache modules to be enabled.
- There is no need to build the Perl URI module on distributions such as Debian, on which you can just install the liburi-perl package.
- Dan Scott has written up directions for installation on SUSE 10.3. They are intended to augment the existing Debian installation instructions linked from this page. From looking at Dan's experience, it seems that there isn't an easy way to set up SUID Perl scripts under SUSE - please let me know if you have a solution. Dan's approach was to set up sudo to allow the Perl scripts to run iptables as root. I have converted his write-up into plain text.
Due to the need to customise installations per deployment, there will be some differences between files at different sites even within a given release. Most files contain a CVS version header - these provide a more specific indicator of the software version. Release 0.3 seems to be stable. I've given it a low version number simply because the source code isn't particularly beautiful (but then, there's not much of it either), there are some minor annoyances in the user interface, but particularly because it's Perl CGI. I'd not expect to get near 1.0 versions until it's all mod_perl, and has a few more authentication / authorisation abstractions included for the sake of easy extensibility and reconfigurability (e.g. allowing straightforward integration of multiple authentication methods (including non-Raven ones) from a single NAG splash screen, and supporting the remote control of non-local gateways and/or switches/routers).
- WebNAG0.3.tar.gz. Note that this tar will expand files into your current directory rather than creating a containing directory first - I usually create a "nag" user and then untar from that user's home directory, as mentioned in the INSTALL file.
- HTMLised version of the INSTALL file for this distribution
Future plans
I have a long-term research agenda relating to this software. I will elaborate further when I get some spare time (and the software is further evolved).
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Sweating to make yourself beautiful based on an ancient oriental custom.
Steam-bath ritual of 2 hours through different rooms (temperature 40-70 degrees) helping to cleanse the skin and sweat-out waste products.
Bathing in natural salt water improves blood circulation, relaxes the muscles and also relieves skin complaints.
The light version of the classic Finnish sauna (temperature 55 degrees, air humidity 3-60%)
Relaxation in a tiled room with heated stone benches, shrouded in clouds of steam (temperature: 45 degrees, air humidity nearly 100%)
Hawaiian relaxation method. A mix of connective tissue massage, energy work and gentle gymnastics.
One of the classics in beauty and health spa treatments. The body is covered with freshly cut, warm, dry or even moist hay.
Five-thousand-year-old Indian "science of longevity" strives to achieve harmony of body, mind and soul.
Aromas exhilarate the senses and exert a healing effect on body, mind and soul- and this is precisely why aromatherapy is used.
Based on the realisation that colours represent electromagnetic vibrations that influence body, mind and soul.
Healing technique of shamanic origin with round heated lava stones applied to the most important energy centres.
All kinds of water treatments, regardless of whether external or internal, in the form of shower, a special type of bath or underwater massage.
Singing bowls are placed on the clothed body and struck without touching the body. The sound is perceived as a vibration in the body and has a relaxing effect on stress.
Beautifying bath treatment with milk and essential oils, which are applied to the skin.
Gentle circular and stroking massage that refreshes and vitalises the lymphatic system.
Japanese term for "universal life energy" with roots in Tibet - the laying of hands on the eyes, heart and the stomach.
Finger-pressure massage, which stimulates the energy flow in the body.
"Thalassa" is the Greek word for sea. Salt water baths, packs and the nourishing effect of algae are used to nurture the body.
This treatment covers numerous skin-enhancing, cleansing and blood-flow-stimulating applications using the grape and vine.
Different electric impulses applied above the skin cause the muscles to exercise of their own accord.
Muscle tests find pratical use in this exercise and awarness therapy ("kinesis" is Greek for movement).
Increasing the supply of oxygen to the tissues improves circulation, enhances performance and boosts vitality - even benefiting migraines and tinnitus.
Intestinal cleansing cure lasting between one and three weeks, among other things accompanied by steam baths and stomach massages.
Meals are replaced by fresh whey, herbal teas, juices and mineral water, all of which have a cleansing effect.
The protein-free, fat-free and low-salt diet detoxifies the whole organism, as well as ensuring weight loss.
Odourless mud of volcanic origin is generally used for treatments when extracted fresh from the soil and enriched with thermal spring water. Fango baths, packs and wraps stimulate the metabolism.
Alternative medicine
Deep-relaxation method with massage in the water.
The holistic healing system is a synthesis between Western and oriental ideas, with elements taken from hypnosis, autogenic training, yoga and zen among others.
Exercise equipement for the whole body, which consists of a vibrating base.
Synthesis of gymnastics, martial-art techniques and meditation, carried out in slow-motion.
Exercise programme to correct unhealthy movement patterns by deliberately executing natural movement sequences.
Healthy gymnastics programme, which is even said to be the "source of eternal youth".
Body conditioning routine to help strengthen muscles, primarily abdominals, hips and back.


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The 2009 USA Boxing National Championships to be Contested in Denver, June 8-13, 2009(COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO.) - The USA Boxing National Championships will move north to Denver for the 2009 edition of the event. Yet, that is not the only change highlighting amateur boxing's premier event in 2009. For the first time, the U.S. Championships and Junior Olympic National championships will be contested in the same event, showcasing the nation's top junior and senior division boxers in both men's and women's action. The competition will be contested June 8-13 at the Denver Coliseum in Denver, Colo., with 500 boxers vying for a national title in the Mile High city.
Preliminary action will take place June 8-10, with junior division finals and men's semifinals on June 11, women's finals being contested on June 12, and the event concluding with men's championship action on June 13. The event will move out of the Colorado Springs area for the first time since 2003, and will remain in Denver for the 2010 edition with assistance from a grant from the Denver-based Daniels Fund.
As the first USA Boxing national championship event following the 2008 Olympics, the tournament will showcase many of the boxers hoping to compete for an Olympic berth in 2012. Local and regional competitions are currently taking place across the nation and will run through late May to determine the boxers taking part in the event.
Three of the gold medal winners from the 2005 national championships, Rau'shee Warren (Cincinnati, Ohio), Gary Russell, Jr. (Capitol Heights, Md.), and Demetrius Andrade (Providence, R.I.) went on to earn berths on the 2008 Olympic team. In addition, seven members of the 2008 U.S. Olympic Team were former USA Boxing National Championships winners.
Tickets for the 2009 USA Boxing National Championships will go on sale in April, and additional ticket information will be released as it as available. The U.S. Boxing Championships have been held annually since 1888, making it the longest running boxing tournament in the United States. Former champions include Pernell Whitaker, Oscar De La Hoya, Sugar Ray Leonard, Floyd Mayweather, Jr., and Muhammad Ali (as Cassius Clay).
June 8-9 - Preliminary Round action
June 10 - Men's preliminary round action, junior and women's semifinals
June 11 - Junior division championship bouts and men's semifinals
June 12 - Women's Championship bouts
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Jesus Week at Alderson-Broaddus College, Sunday through Wednesday, will provide students with the opportunity to participate in several religious activities.
The week begins with the Baptist Campus Ministries and SGA sponsoring a free concert with Ashes Remain and 7eventh Time Down at 7 p.m. Sunday in the Funkhouser Auditorium on A-B's campus.
Ashes Remain's central theme is "What I've Become." This theme is certainly one that almost everyone can relate to, most of all teenagers trying to navigate lives that often seem completely upside down. According to the band, they want to represent the journey from that very real and dark place to one where there is hope and step into the light.
7eventh Time Down's compelling lead single, "Alive in You," introduces fans to the band's signature sound. The collection includes "World Changer," a well-crafted challenge to make a difference; the thought-provoking ballad "Worship Jesus," and "Rusty Nails," a poignant worship song.
According to the band, "There is definitely a place for dark music, but with our record, it's a little different because we turn our focus more towards proclaiming who we are in Christ. It's a declaration."
Monday through Wednesday, students can visit stations in the Chapel Lobby, the ground floor of Burbick, Meyers Hall Ground Floor, and the Cafeteria Entrance. These stations will provide scriptures, questions and allow time for reflection. They may also include a make-and-take activity.
Monday and Tuesday, Steve Willis will speak at 7 p.m. in the Wilcox Chapel. Willis is best known for his Emmy-award winning mini-series "Food Revolution" and is the author of "Winning the Food Fight. He is also the lead pastor of the First Baptist Church of Kenova.
On Wednesday, a Consecration Service led by BCM Leadership team will take place, along with worship through painting with Seth Hill, at 7 p.m. in the Wilcox Chapel.


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Sauternes is a slumbering village surrounded by vines and dominated by the Maison du Sauternes (wmaisondusauternes.com) at one end of the village, and a pretty church at the other. The maison looks like a treasure-trove; the golden bottles with white labels are beautiful. A non-profit organization, the maison offers tastings, expert advice and good prices.
The Sauternes region, which extends southeast from Bordeaux for 40km along the left bank of the Garonne, is an ancient winemaking area, first planted during the Roman occupation. The distinctive golden wine of the area is sweet, round, full-bodied and spicy, with a long aftertaste. It's not necessarily a dessert wine, either; try it with Roquefort cheese. Gravelly terraces with a limestone subsoil help create the delicious taste, but mostly it's due to a peculiar microclimate of morning autumn mists and afternoons of sun and heat which causes Botrytis cinerea fungus, or "noble rot", to flourish on the grapes, letting the sugar concentrate and introducing some intense flavours. When the grapes are picked they're not a pretty sight: carefully selected by hand, only the most shrivelled, rotting bunches are taken. The wines of Sauternes are some of the most sought-after in the world, with bottles of Château d'Yquem, in particular, fetching thousands of euros. Sadly that particular château does not offer tastings, but you can wander around the buildings and grounds, two minutes' drive north of Sauternes.


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Weekend auto racing highlights
- GREENFIELD TOWNSHIP -- Donald Buell and Daniel Buell had a productive night at Lake Erie Speedway on Saturday.
The brothers from Corry finished first and second, respectively, in the INEX Bandoleros feature.
Meanwhile, Mill Village native Brandon DeBrakeleer earned the feature win in the INEX Legends, ahead of Carl Vilardo IV, of Westfield, N.Y., and points leader Jeremy Haudricourt, of Bliss, N.Y. DeBrakeleer, the two-time defending division champion as well as 2012 national Young Lions (16-under) champion, headed into the event trailing Haudricourt, the 2010 champion, by one point.
Dan Bittinger, Dave Krawczyk and Scott Wylie joined Donald Buell in adding to their point leads with feature wins.
Krawczyk, of West Seneca, N.Y., continued his dominance of the NASCAR Street Stocks class with his fifth win in five starts this season. Wylie, of Blasdell, N.Y., earned his second victory in the Plyler Overhead Door Modifieds.
Jim Paller, of Berlin Heights, Ohio, won the Muse See Racing Supermodified Series' first-ever visit to LES.
- At Busti, N.Y., Waterford's Steve Kania earned the win in the Limited Late Models feature Saturday night. Dick Barton, of Ashville, N.Y., joined him in victory lane after a victory in the Super Late Models. Other winners were Rich Michael Jr., of Ischua, N.Y., in E-Mods; Michael Kosinski, of Ashville, N.Y., in Super Sportsman; Mark Ramsey, of Sherman, N.Y., in Street Stocks; Travis Darling, of Jamestown, N.Y., in Super Challengers; and Jason Genco, of Frewsburg, N.Y., in Crate Late Models.
- At Hartford, Ohio, Boom Briggs secured the $3,000 top prize in the National Dirt Racing League's United Late Model Series race in a rain-delayed event Saturday. Meanwhile, Centerville's Max Blair earned his first triumph of 2013 at Sharon in the Sweeney Chevrolet Buick GMC RUSH Late Models. Other first-time winners this season were Steve Dixon, of Smethport, in the $1,000-to-win United E-Mod Series race; Jamie Duncan, of Brookfield, Ohio, in Gibson Insurance Agency Stock Cars; and Pete Blazczak, of Gibsonia, in Deforest Used Parts Mini Stocks.
- At Mercer, rain forced track officials to postpone Saturday night's event.
- At Conneaut, Ohio, Titusville native Robbie Blair became the winningest Super Late Model driver in the dirt track's history Friday. He passed Dick Barton, of Ashville, N.Y., with his 37th career feature victory. Erie's Brad Cole won the Specialty Products Mini-Stocks feature, while Waterford's Chris Withers won the feature in the Western Reserve Animal Clinic Street Stocks. Other winners were Brent Rhebergen, of Clymer, N.Y., in Bonnell's Collision Center E-Mods and Breyton Santee, of North Kingsville, Ohio, in Evergreen Lake Park Campground Fastrak Late Models. The feature in the McDonald Meats Econo Mods was stopped because of rain as the safety crew cleaned a wreck on the opening lap. The race will be completed Friday.
- At Sarver, Waterford's Dave Hess Jr. led from start to finish to capture the 25-lap United E-Mod Series feature Friday.
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Honors students in Miss Faro's seventh grade pre-algebra class at the Carl H. Kumpf Middle School in Clark played a game as a part of one of their final units of the year.
As the year is coming to a close, the honors students are still completing the PMI curriculum in full force.
The honors track of PMI includes additional units for students to complete in order to prepare them for algebra in the fall. Students are now working on the Radicals and Roots Unit, which includes finding the square roots of several numbers and fractions.
Embedded in the PMI program, there are many games to help students master each concept. Students in the pre-algebra class played a game where various numbers were displayed and they had to put each number into its proper category.
The students worked in pairs and if the numbers were entered incorrectly, they were disqualified. All the students enjoyed using working with peers to complete the game.


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An ambidextrous person. Obviously, short for "AMBIdextrous".
I'm so lucky. I'm an ambie. I can use both my hands equally.
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A sweet, self proclaimed "loner" who has no problem telling just what she thinks of your pathetic self. A great friend to have or an aweful enemmy. If you hurt her or attempt to her sometimes blond friend Erica will KILL YOU!!!
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Like most lads growing up in NZ at the time I played Rugby as a kid. At primary school we charged about in bare feet all through winter skating across thick frost with feet so numb you couldn't feel them. At intermediate age and for the 1st couple of years of high-school I played club-rugby for Ohaupo.
For one reason or another (mostly alcohol and selfish leisure time pursuits) by the time I left school I just kinda lost interest in getting up early on the weekends, practising in the dark in the cold winter, and sliding about in the mud getting dirty and injured.
And in the decades since I last played a game (actually I did play a few in London in the early 90′s) I just haven't really felt the tug or need to identify as strongly with a sport that seems to obsess so many that don't even play the bloody thing.
Don't get me wrong (actually feel free if you must) but I do love to watch a good test match. I get along to a few NPC and Super-whatevers a season, and I scream and yell along with mates in sheds and lounge-rooms every month or so.
It's just that… I honestly couldn't give more than a couple of shits about the All Blacks losing the world cup.
I'm not disappointed in the players especially, I don't hate the French, I don't want to kill the ref, I don't care whether the coaches (whoever they are) resign or get sacked, I don't care about rotation, etc etc etc…
This now means of course that I will have to wear a titanium-strengthened cod-piece everywhere I go in Hamilton in case I get kicked in the nuts (yes Woody/Vike, I'm on to you!!!).
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March 25, 2013, 10:20 PM
In my experience they work quite well if you go for the heart/lung area. They also can ruin a lot of meat if you make a poor shot, as they tend to expand more than most. But in the right spot they will turn the lungs to jelly, and I've found them to be very accurate as well.
March 25, 2013, 10:21 PM
Nosler Ballistic Tips are essentially a hollowpoint with a plastic tip to give a very sharp, aerodynamic bullet that maintains speed, trajectroy and energy at long range. Put one in a game animals vitals and they kill fast. They are not the best choice if you are planning on shooting game at bad angles where several feet of penetration are needed to reach the vitals.The Hornady SST and several other work the same way. As do the Berger Hunting bullets.
Don't confuse them with the plastic tipped solid copper bullets such as Barnes. These bullets look silmilar, but the solid copper will not break up like a hollowpoint lead bullet. The solid copper bullets are an EXCELLENT choice if you need very deep penetraion.
March 25, 2013, 10:22 PM
I got some 165 grain to start working up a load soon
March 26, 2013, 06:51 AM
I've taken deer &/or hogs with 30-06 150 gr, 300 Win Mag 150 gr, 25-06 100 gr, 30-30 125 gr (from a 14" TC Contender), 308 with 150 gr, .35 Whelen 200 gr--all with Nosler BT's.
Each and every one has been VERY effective and the blood trail (if needed) was short when the bullet was placed well. Ranges varied from 3 steps to 175 yards for me.
I got into BT's because they shot very to VERY accurately in everything I tried them in.
I love the things.
March 26, 2013, 07:20 AM
Early production hunting type BT were "soft" and expanded quickly-maybe too quickly in my estimation. Later productions runs were were tougher and didn't have quite the explosive expansion while still opening up decisively. I've used the 140 BT extensively in hotloaded 7x57 and 7mm08 on deer with excellent results and the differnece in early vs later construction is quite apparent. The 90-95 grain .243 BT do well at 243 Win velocities but the jury is still out on the 115 grain .257 at 257 Wby velocities. Top of the line is the 165 grain(early production) .308 as loaded in some old stock Ultramax 30/06. This has accounted for a significant number of deer but is very destructive on the meat. The amount of expansion of this load was displayed by a couple of coyote kills with it that resulted in 1.5" exit wounds.
March 26, 2013, 09:10 AM
I load 165 BT's in -06 over a midrange load of 4895 with good results. I could get a lot more velocity out of it with a slower powder, but this load shoots good and gives good expansion and doesn't blow up at close range (most deer I've killed have been less than 100yds). 180's do a good job too, but don't shoot as well for the rifle I typically use.
If you want to have fun w/ a yote, groundhog, crow, ... load, try some 125 BT's. I have a load in .300wm that shoots around 3600 fps. I've killed one deer with that load and it was obvious to me that it would not be a good deer load (neck shot @ ~100 yds caused near decapitation). It will turn a yote inside-out. :)
March 26, 2013, 10:01 AM
I have had good results in 25-06 120gr for deer and 300 WM 180 and 338-378 210 for elk. No blow up or penetration issues, most pass through leaving some fragments along the way in the wound channel. Loaded some 7mag for a friend and he was pleased with the performance on antelope deer and elk.
March 26, 2013, 10:55 AM
Over the years I've killed maybe 60 deer with them. I take mostly broadside lung shots. I've never had a bullet fail to do it's job...but they do the job in a different manner than other bullet types. I use a Rem 7mm Mag loaded and most of my shots are between 80 and 120 yards, with the farthest shots being 300 yards. Bullet weights will generally be either 140 or 150 grains.
When they hit a deer broadside the bullet penetrates the chest cavity and then blows up in a bunch of fragments. Of the bullets I've recovered, they had roughly 30% weight retention. I don't get a lot of pass throughs with that bullet/shot placement.
That's not neccessarily a bad thing though because the damage done to the lungs/heart is devestating. Many times it looks as though the lungs have been through a blender. Picture a small grenade going off in a deers chest...when the bullet fragments that's the type of damage it does.
Becuase they dont' often achieve pass through's they dont' leave a great blood trail. If you use heart/lung shots and you want consistent pass throughs then you might want to use a different bullet.
I've never lost a deer from them. Never shot a deer with them that wasn't recovered quickly. Most fall withing 25 yards of the crime scene...the furthest managed to run 100 yards with his heart blown out. I shot him at a distance of roughly 7 yards...so the noise alone might have pushed him that far. :D
March 26, 2013, 11:57 AM
I have had exceptional performance from Ballistic Tips. I have never had one fail to pass through so I cannot comment on weight retention other then to say they always exited. The norm is a rather small entry wound, an aprox 6" shotgun like pattern of bullet fragments lodged in the offside rib cage and a 1.5-2" exit, terminal performance can only be described as devastating. I try BTs in every rifle I handload for, some like them some don't. For those that do I prefer BTs to most other bullets on the market for deer they are good for really quick kills though meat damage can be excessive if you hit the tasty bits.
I have hunted with 130gr in my 270 WSM (3300fps) and 120gr 6.5x55 (3000fps) I also load them in my 30 calibers but have yet to try them on deer.
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March 26, 2013, 12:15 PM
The norm is a rather small entry wound, an aprox 6" shotgun like pattern of bullet fragments lodged in the offside rib cage and a 1.5-2" exit
I have observed the same exact thing. They are extremely effective on deer. I've killed several with them and never had to track one at all. They do come apart however, so make sure that shot lands behind the shoulder and not in it. If it hits shoulder, you aren't going to be eating much of them.
I also load them in my 30 calibers but have yet to try them on deer.
No difference with the .30s. I've killed a few with 150 grainers in my .30-06 at about 2,900 fps (according to load data. I haven't chronographed them) with the same results. Huge wound channels.
March 26, 2013, 12:24 PM
Yeah I have the utmost of confidence that my 30-06 and 308 would drop any deer I ran across, but the smaller calibers with BTs are more then enough for any deer around here no sense in tearing them up any more with a 30 caliber.
March 26, 2013, 12:33 PM
Just a guess, but I'd think your 270wsm would do a lot worse damage than either of your 30 cals. That thing is moving!
March 26, 2013, 12:53 PM
+100 for ballistic tips. I confess to having used them on small game only, but the effects were devistating. Started loading them in 1992 and have not stopped.
March 26, 2013, 12:54 PM
I only break out the WSM if I am fully expecting shots in excess of 200yards. It has only taken two deer closer then that, one was a close range neck shot, and yes the damage was intense. BTs expand very quickly making them a great neck shot bullet should you be in a close range situation. BTs have a unique design with a very thin jacket up front and a VERY thick jacket at the base making them expand/fragment the front portion very quickly and the super tough base keeps enough mass to keep going, very good design.
March 26, 2013, 01:24 PM
I have been using Hornady 165 gr SST with 43.4 grains of IMR 4895 with excellent results. The expansion is impressive on light skinned game. I agree with previous comments that this is not a good choice if you are looking for some serious penetration.
March 26, 2013, 01:30 PM
I have been using Hornady 165 gr SST with 43.4 grains of IMR 4895 with excellent results. The expansion is impressive on light skinned game. I agree with previous comments that this is not a good choice if you are looking for some serious penetration.
Exactly, BTs (and the SSTs) cause traumatic wounding through CXP2 class game, but the tradeoff is less then stellar penetration on larger game making them very much a deer/pronghorn bullet, but darn near perfect for that role assuming you want a very wide wound tract.
March 26, 2013, 03:21 PM
150 grain 7mm rem mag vs. 180 lb texas white tail. they tear up meat but good insurance. I never lost an animal to ballistic tips. I had a .308 ballistic tip disintegrate on the shoulder of an 80 lb doe, didnt even enter the rib cage but she bled out and dropped in 25 yards regardless.
March 26, 2013, 05:36 PM
I used a 100 gr. .243 on a Whitetail doe. 125 yards hit one of her lungs she ran about 15 yards. Also they are very accurate bullets. Get some and use them you will not be disappointed.
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March 26, 2013, 09:56 PM
If you have some H-4350 that is an excellent powder to go with those bullets using between 55 - 57 or so grains. Or if you have some IMR-4350 usually between 57 - 58.5grs has worked best, but work it up slow for your rifle.
If you also have access to a chronograph try to get them in the 28-2900fps range and you will be good to go.
The best over all lenght I have found is 3.250" with those powders, and it has shot quarter or smaller sized groups at 100yds or further, in every bolt action I have tried it in.
March 26, 2013, 10:12 PM
41 Mag are you talking 150, 165, 168 or 180gr? Please specify weight so we don't have a newbie kaboom anything. I am assuming you are talking about the 30-06.
March 26, 2013, 10:21 PM
I have H414 is all I could find I e mailed Nosler and they sent me some info on the load. Im not a newbie did reload some for a few yrs just now getting back into it.The trouble im finding more than anything,is I have 3 older loading manuals .and most of the bullets today have changed
March 26, 2013, 10:25 PM
With H414 max load should be around 58gr start 10% lower and work up. 414 is a good powder for 165gr 30-06 but my personal favorite is IMR 4350
March 26, 2013, 10:28 PM
kacock thats what I wanted but every place around me is out of it :( They just happened to get in some H414 and thought it would beat not having any. which 4350 your referring to H or IMR
March 26, 2013, 10:34 PM
IMR, I use both but I get very slightly better results with the IMR version, I use 57gr in my 30-06 with my 165gr Serria Game Kings which is another fantastic bullet, but as I have said before that is a very destructive combination at close range even more so then the Ballistic Tips I have used, had a 9"+ exit wound on the last deer, never seen anything like it.
March 26, 2013, 10:41 PM
thank you Kacock im hoping to find some sooner or later I git a question for you about 50% say I need a magnum primer with H414 whats your take on it
March 26, 2013, 10:55 PM
I have never used a magnum primer with 414 so I cannot comment on if it is any better, but I have had satisfactory results with 414 and standard primers, 414 is a slow burner but not that slow, if you are inclined to use magnum primers by all means give them a go, but start 12-15% below max seeing as the longer burn of magnum primers can slightly increase pressure, nearly all published data for 30-06 is done with standard primers.
March 27, 2013, 04:40 AM
kacock I have just read that sperical is harder to ignite,and some say a magnum primer.I have not used 414 yet but used to reload a 220 Swift and it loved H380 which is sperical and I just used standard primer
41 Mag
March 27, 2013, 04:50 AM
Rem700CDLSF3006 -
I got some 165 grain to start working up a load soon
Kachok -
41 Mag are you talking 150, 165, 168 or 180gr? Please specify weight so we don't have a newbie kaboom anything. I am assuming you are talking about the 30-06.
I was talking about the 165gr BT that Rem700 said he had, and was going to load. I presumed that by the fellows handle, and the weight of BT mentioned, that yes we were discussing him loading for a 30-06. However, he never actually has mentioned exactly what caliber, so I guess I shouldn't have offered any data, or should have allowed it was specifically for the 30-06.
That said, the same powders will work equally as well for other weights "in a 30-06" using the BT as well, but not with the listed loads. The load ranges I listed are mid ground loads listed on the Hodgdon loads for either of the powders, and can be found in the Reloading Data Center on their site by going here, Hodgdon (http://www.hodgdon.com/)
I personally have found that around 57.5 of either, or, works equally well using either the 150 or 165gr Nosler bullets, in all of my rifles and every one of my friends rifles. I use either Win or Rem cases and Win-WLR primers most of the time, but CCI-200 or BR-2's have worked equally as well. I also use the same overall length I listed above of 3.250" from base to tip. For what ever reason that length just works.
Sorry for the confusion, next time I will press the OP for exactly what their intended use is for. Something I normally do, just in this particular case didn't.
March 27, 2013, 04:53 AM
thank you 41 mag and yes it is a 30-06
March 27, 2013, 05:08 AM
I would not call H414 a spherical powder, but it is not a stick powder either so I guess it is kinna hard to describe. Big Game is a real spherical powder, like a million little super slick ball bearings, H414 is a bunch of little oddly shaped lumps like a crushed stick powder or something. Anyway that is beside the point as I have said I have never used a magnum primer with it or any powder spherical or otherwise faster the RL22 unless I was using a load that specifically called for a magnum primer, no doubt you could use a magnum primer with it (or any powder really) but personally I don't.
I kinna figured we were talking about the 165gr 30-06 but wanted to clarify for any new comers that might not read between the lines, sorry 41 I was not trying to pick on you or anything.
March 27, 2013, 06:40 AM
I've taken deer with the following ballistic tip ammunition. They are accurate, and hit hard.
.270 Win, 130 grain, Hornady SuperFormance
.308 Win, 150 grain, Horandy SuperFormance
I am a strong advocate for hand-loading ammunition because I usually get better accuracy, and lower cost. I can not out-do Hornady's SuperFormance ammunition for accuracy. Cost is another matter; it is pricey! I do not like Nosler's ballistic tip projectiles because they foul the barrel so badly. There are several companies that manufacture bonded ballistic tip ammunition, such as Winchester.
41 Mag
March 27, 2013, 01:38 PM
No worries Kachok, I'm with ya.
I understood completely and I was somewhat reading between the lines myself. And now with the large abundance of new folks coming in, looking around for info, but not necessarily being signed up, it is best to get into a bit more detail when posting loads.
March 30, 2013, 11:31 AM
I've loaded 165 BT's (30-06) over a mid range load of IMR4350 (from Nosler's manual) with impressive results on whitetails.....you want to make sure you hit mostly ribs (lungs) though....shoulder shots will ruin a lot of burger and roast meat.
I also get near identical results with Hornady SST bullets in their factory Superformance ammo.
March 30, 2013, 03:23 PM
I just posted this on another thread but also helps answer your question. Not all ballistic tips are the same. When they first hit the market, the NBT's were highly frangible and thus earned a bad reputation as a hunting bullet secondary to poor penetration when hitting shoulders and such. However, over the years, Nosler has tweaked the jacket thickness of the NBT in certain calibers. A prime example is the 7mm 120gr NBT which is a fairly tough bullet. Nosler thickened the jacket of this bullet to appease the silhouette shooters who complained about the frangibility of this highly accurate 7mm bullet when shooting steel targets at distance. As a side benefit, it's become a dang good hunting bullet, my go to for deer and hogs in my 7mm-08. The 6.5mm 120gr NBT is similar. Another is the 6mm 95gr NBT. This is one of Nosler's most respected ballisticians pet bullet. He is a big fan of the 243 and designed this bullet specifically for deer. He regarded it as one of the best bullets he ever designed. Other "tougher than normal NBT's" are the .277 150g NBT and 30cal 165 and 180gr NBT's. I'm sure there are others. Excluding CNS shots, these bullets have accounted for more instant drops when placed in boiler room than other mono metal bullets that I've used, just less forgiving with errant shot placement.
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The station is among eight businesses across the state charged with unfairly raising their prices to take advantage of the rush for fuel following Sandy. Chiesa has filed lawsuits against each of them, including stations in Paterson, Clifton, Newark, Perth Amboy, Bloomfield and a hotel in Parsippany.
An employee who picked up the phone at the Lyndhurst station said the owner was not immediately available.
Chiesa said that his office continues to investigate hundreds more complaints about pricing for various supplies and services following the storm. Owners found to have violated price gouging statutes are subject to fines of up to $10,000 for the first offense, and up to $20,000 for each subsequent offense.
Each sale at prices deemed unfair are punishable as separate offenses.
Anyone who suspects price gouging can report it to the Division of Consumer Affairs at (800) 242-5846.


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