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Joseph Henry specializes in depicting northern landscapes that include sub-arctic tundra areas in the Canaan Valley region, Canada and Alaska. Forty of his Dolly Sods images were displayed in a 5-month one-man show at the Carnegie Museum of Natural History in 2007. He has been closely observing Dolly Sods for 30 years.
Joe focuses on creating images that convey the essence and mood of a landscape. He especially focuses on northern landscapes and plant ecosystems. Dolly Sods is a prime example. The central goals of his work are to evoke emotion in the viewer and inform regarding the unique character of a place. He accomplishes this by: developing selective compositions, pursuit of quality light and revisiting particular landscapes often.
His compositions result from applying the principles of visual design. He strives to balance graphic elements in the scene. Joe tends to focus on the exquisite beauty of the flora to the exclusion highly panoramic landscapes. He finds that he spends hours working a subject to understand the view that best conveys my response. Many of the photos here resulted from revisiting the same scene many times over a period of years.
The pursuit of good light is central to the efforts of all nature photographers. Claude Monet devoted much of the latter part of his career to the expressing the "envelope." By that he meant the interaction of light and atmospheric conditions with his subject. For Joe this means experiencing landscapes under diverse weather conditions as well as different light angles. Drama in photographs is as much about the light and weather as the composition.
Dr. Henry was formerly professor and chairperson of chemical engineering at both WVU and ASU. He lives in Canaan Valley.
Joe will present a gallery talk at the Thomas Education Center in the near future. Check MountainMade's Facebook page for more details.


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Los Alamos National Laboratory
DOE secretary stresses energy security during Los Alamos visit
- Steve Sandoval
- Communications Office
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- New Mexico Consortium
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Tours biology laboratory created in partnership with county, universities, LANL
LOS ALAMOS, N.M., Sept. 3, 2013—U.S. Secretary of Energy Ernest Moniz today during a visit to Los Alamos National Laboratory and the new biological laboratory built by the New Mexico Consortium (NMC) to explore alternative fuel sources from algae and other plants said that Los Alamos and all the DOE labs have a major role in addressing two key initiatives of the President.
"In view of the President's emphasis on nuclear security and climate change, the work at Los Alamos has never been more important," Secretary Moniz said.
Moniz also addressed Los Alamos employees and received briefings on the Laboratory's nuclear weapons and intelligence work. It was the first visit by an Energy secretary to Los Alamos since 2009.
Moniz was accompanied by Rep. Ben Ray Luján and New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology President Daniel Lopez.
The NMC is a non-profit formed by the three New Mexico research universities to engage universities and industry in scientific research in the nation's interest and to increase the role of Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL) in science, education and economic development in the state.
The Biological Laboratory was built by the NMC in partnership with the County of Los Alamos, Los Alamos National Bank and Los Alamos National Laboratory. The County of Los Alamos played a critical role in the project, providing a $2.6 million toward construction of the building.
The NMC Biological Laboratory supports the LANL/NMC initiative in sustainable global energy and food security. This initiative pursues joint research on higher yielding biofuel production systems and more nutritious and higher yielding crops.
"Los Alamos National Laboratory has been forward thinking and innovative in pursuing new mechanisms to engage with universities and industry through the NMC. I am very excited about the future of this partnership. " said NMC Executive Director Katharine Chartrand.
About the New Mexico Consortium
The New Mexico Consortium (NMC) is a non-profit corporation formed by the University of New Mexico, New Mexico State University, and New Mexico Tech to advance scientific research, education and technology transfer in the state of New Mexico. NMC pursues joint initiatives with LANL in Advanced Computing, Plant Biology, Biomedical Engineering and Modeling and Analysis. Through the NMC, the universities and LANL have developed new models to advance scientific discovery in the nation's interest and increase the impact of scientific research on the local and national economy.
About Los Alamos National Laboratory
Los Alamos National Laboratory, a multidisciplinary research institution engaged in strategic science on behalf of national security, is operated by Los Alamos National Security, LLC, a team composed of Bechtel National, the University of California, BWXT Government Group, and URS, an AECOM company, for the Department of Energy's National Nuclear Security Administration.
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Please include any relevant information such as string type and tension, skill level and style of play.
Comments: After playing half a year now with this stick I can honestly say that this stick is the best I've ever
played with. In my opinion, it is way too underrated by TW. This stick is a 9 out of 10. I did put silicon and lead in the
frame. With it being 12.4 ounces strung, this racquet plays best. The flex and feel reminds me of a Pt57a 16x19. The flex at
62 RA is perfect. I don't like the new Graphene. I also love the cap grommets that come with this stick. Hope HEAD goes
Inegra again. I played a long time with a Six.One 95 18x20 and now I have to admit that this racquet plays plusher and way
more arm friendly.
From: Carl, 12/15
Comments: This is an outstanding racquet! This is the first frame in years I'm not having arm pain after long
matches. I personally think that the 63 RA isn't that flexible at all. For me, this one fits the bill since a Babolat PD with a 71
RA is way too stiff for my liking and harsh on the arm, too. I weighted all of mine up to 12.15 ounces and I made mine more
HL. Strung with Gamma Moto 17. I'm switching from a Wilson PS97 due to arm pain. I'm an open level player. This is a
perfect all-court players frame and in my opinion the better racquet over the new Graphene version. Hope this helps.
From: Matt, 7/15
Comments: I went through a similar experience as Noel did, while I fully support his enthusiastic review.
with this frame until I found the right string set-up. Settled with Luxilon BB Alu Power at 50 lbs. This frame plays
phenomenal and
so comfortable. No wonder it remains a best-seller. I would not understand that HEAD could ever discontinue this
Innegra version.
From: Daniel, 1/14
Comments: Decided to buy this stick as a replacement for my Wilson Blade 93. I can generate plenty of my
power with the Blade but I just didn't like the feel of the head balance, it's a bit too light, which seems, at times, a lot of
effort if I
wasn't right in the sweet spot. I wanted something with a more forgiving feel and a bit more weight in the hoop! Enter the
Youtek IG Radical. If I am being honest, I hated this stick at first! I strung it with RPM Blast Mains at 53 lbs and XCel
Crosses at 55
lbs. Also tried Alu Power BB at 53 lbs in the same hybrid setup. All my shots were running long, directing the ball was
awful too, my deep corner shots were running wide most of the time and the frame just didn't feel stable. I added a little
at 3 and 9 o'clock in the hoop and under the grip. Not a great deal of difference. I was about to look at maybe trying a
Youtek IG
Prestige Mid Plus 18x20 -- its heavier, but more head light though! After thinking about my previous setups that I had
used in
the past, I restrung the Radical with RPM Blast 17 Mains at 56 lbs and Prince Premier Attack 16 Crosses at 59 lbs. The
was unbelievable! This stick was transformed -- stable, super accurate and this thing rips off with power and spin in
when you go for the winners! I have much more weight behind my serves too than with the Blade 93. Due to the flex of
frame, it still plays really, really comfortable at high tensions when using a poly main string. I can't say enough good things
this stick, it is very string sensitive though for sure!
From: Noel, 1/14
Comments: Awesome frame. It has a truly unique feel to it, flexible yet powerful and controlled at the same
One of my all-time favorites; try it out for yourself, you won't regret it.
From: Ulrich, 12/13
Comments: Decided to get this racquet after reading so many good comments here. So thought I would give
feedback too. Fantastic, stable and solid racquet, just like many previous comments made here. I like trying out different
to find one that suits me. Racquets previously used by me are Wilson Prostaff 95, Head Radical (Microgel) MP, Head
(Microgel) OS, Head Youtek Graphene Speed Pro. The Prostaff 95 was good but as the head is rather light, I tend to get
bullied by
big hitters when returning serves. The Speed Pro was solid too but I experienced some elbow pain after games so stopped
it. Strung my Radical Pro with Topspin Cyber Whirl 17 at 53 lbs. Played with it for about 15 hours already. Initially I had to
used to the heavier swing weight of 330 but I liked the solid stable feel of the racquet after only just a few shots. My game
definitely improved, especially my serves and my double-handed backhands. Although the stiffness of the racquet is 62, it
is able
to generate powerful shots. My elbow pain is gone too. I highly recommend this racquet for people who intend to take
good care
of their arms so as to play enjoyable tennis for many good years to come!
From: Vic, 11/13
Comments: Strung this up with Cyclone 17g and this frame is amazing. Great feel that is soft, but still solid
packs a punch at the same time. Tons of spin with a great amount of control. The head size provides a great amount of
maneuverability and I love it!
From: Lo, 10/13
Comments: I demoed this racquet along with the IG Radical MP. I really liked both and couldn't decide so I
both. The MP was a bit too light whereas the Pro was a bit too heavy. I could play better with the MP at the time but the
Pro was
just too damn solid and had great feel. I went with the Pro and after a month, I am used to the weight. Mine is 12 ounces
with the
leather grip. I was used to 11.5. As soon as I found the right string for this frame, my game has improved by leaps and
I'm 60 years old. My slice hasn't been this good since college. My serve is the best I've hit in my life. Same with my
forehand. I am
a 4.5-5.0 doubles player. Compact strokes with a continental grip for a strokes. Strung this with Technifibre X-1 Biphase in
low to mid 40s. Occasionally use my old Semi-western for high forehands will a full swing. I haven't hit with Head since
I'm glad I returned.
From: Burt, 8/13
Comments: Excellent racquet, I have bought 3 of them recently but only because of the possibility to replace
TK82 palletes with TK82S, otherwise it would be difficult for me to switch to Head (grip shape is really different). I played
with a
lot of different player's racquet but this one is best for me -- flexible enough and still with power, good for spin shots as
well as
for flat, reliable response for serves. My experience is the right string setup is a low tension of a soft main string may
decrease your control (before this one I have played with Donnay X-Dark Red and it was just opposite -- the softer the
string bed). My favourite setup for this racquet are hybrids: Weisscannon Turbotwist 1.18 on mains and WC 6Star on
(better on faster/hard courts) or with WC Silverstring on crosses (more spin, more controll, longer life of stringbed on clay).
From: Vladimir, 8/13
Comments: This stick is a wonderful choice and has helped me improve my game. In addition to that, it has
me the fastest serve in my tennis club. This stick took less time to adapt to. One can say that I immediately adapted to it.
forehands have become a huge weapon. This stick really suits my game. Thanks to the improved, controlled flexibility of
the stick,
I can hit topspin forehands anywhere I wish to. With serves, extra, but crucial power is rightly provided to hit out hard
serves wide
and down the line. Great, fluid and fast backhand slices work very well from the base line to the serve box area. Volleys are
pops that return fast to the opponent. Overall, I like this stick and i will surely continue to use this stick for the next few
years in
my tennis club.
From: JA, 7/13
Comments: First my current stick is a Babolat Pure Storm Tour. I usually use a full bed of soft co-poly strung
around 50+ lbs so I won't hurt my elbow. In regards to this stick, I really want to like this racquet, but my elbow is too
for this. It is solid at the net. I cannot miss a volley with this. It has excellent plow through power since it is slightly head
than the Pure Storm Tour. The serve is solid and the 16x19 string pattern provides extra spin. I can see the ball kick up to
about 8
feet high without much hard work. I spent about a week with this stick. I strung it with Gosen Sidewinder at 53lbs (this is an
soft string) but still can feel the soreness in my arm. So it's is a love/hate relationship. I love it, but my elbow hates it! Go
From: Anon, 3/13
Comments: I really like this racquet as it does have everything - it has comfort, power, touch, and spin. Drop
and the net play are at the best. After playing with different strings, I found that natural gut its the best fit for it (around 55
pounds). I have added lead and made it 12.5 with 6HL (and added a leather grip as well).
From: Vergica, 3/13
Comments: I am coming from the AeroPro Team which is a pretty stiff racquet. It had good spin and good
but not enough control it seemed like. So I went to look for a head size a little smaller. This racquet performed great. It took
while to get used to, but once I did it was great. It has good power from the base line, and you can generate a lot of
When you come to net, there is a lot of touch and feel with this racquet. I strung this with RPM Blast at 56 pounds and with
flex on this racquet there was no problem on my tennis elbow. I wouldn't recommend this racquet to a big hitter simply
you will lose control due to the flex of this racquet. This would suit someone with a control and spin orientated game that
likes to
hit drop shots and approach the net when needed. Overall, I really liked this racquet.
From: Andrew, 12/12
Comments: This is the best racquet ever. It has great power and has easy access to spin. My slice backhand
heavy spin and also goes deep with little effort. Power is easily controllable thanks to the Youtek technology it has. Serves
great because of the easy power. Control takes a bit of getting used to because of the flex, but once you get used to it, it's
easy to hit the lines. The racquet is also very stable but still maneuverable. It's great at the net cause of the stability and
maneuverability. My favorite shots with this racquet are the backhand slice, the deep topspin heavy down-the-line forehand
the serve out wide.
From: Anton, 12/12
hybrid @ 57 lbs
Comments: I have been an avid fan and user of the Prestige MP racquets for some years now, having
switched from
the Yonex MP Tour 1s before that. The IG Radical Pro is the only racquet I have found that positively benefits my game, as
opposed to just feeling different to the Prestige. Whilst slightly lighter overall, the balance makes the Radical Pro feel rock
and the open string pattern gives me access to more spin, which I certainly need from time to time! I personally do not feel
is a sacrifice in terms of 'feel', as long as one choses the correct string - and though more powerful than a Prestige MP,
there is
still plenty of control as long as you have a long swing style and drive up the ball. In the end of course, no racquet is going
magically improve your tennis, but the right racquet can help you focus on your strokes and overall game and not the
which is what it is all about. The Radical Pro enables me to do this, which is all I seek in a racquet.
From: James, 11/12
Comments: Radical Pro IG with a leather grip and natural gut 55 lbs is amazing!
From: Jeff, 11/12
String type and tension: Babolat VS Gut @ 55 lbs
Comments: I have been playing with this racquet for past 2 months. I am coming from a Donnay Gold 99. I
this racquet just to find something that has more power than the Gold 99. It's great for loopy shots but flat shots lack
power. This
racquet is perfect for both flat and spin shots. I could hit loopy FH and at the same time flatten out winners. But this
racquet takes
some time to get used to because of its flexy top hoop. You could feel the hoop bending. But the advantage of this flexy
feel is
you can keep playing with a dead poly and the racquet will still play comfy. In short this racquet is a pillow that hits like a
But one needs patience to find this gem. The racquet I demo'ed was very stable but the one I got as not stable in stock
form. I
added 3 gm of lead at 12, 3 and 9, and now it is fine.
From: Krish, 11/12
String type and tension: Tourna Big Hitter Blue Rough 16g @ 54 lbs
Comments: I played with this racquet for 6 months and did not like it. It's an extremely flexible racquet, and
feels like you have poor control and a tendency to spray the ball. It does not handle off-center shots well, and the ball
tends to
die. It's surprisingly powerful for such a light racquet, but it comes at the cost of control. I thought it had poor plow
through. I
loved it for serves, but pretty much disliked it for anything else. It could just be me, but it killed my elbow and I've never
problems elbow before (in 20+ years). Since I switched to another racquet, I have no more elbow pain. I would not
this one for anyone who likes stability and control in their racquet.
From: Chip, 10/12
Comments: This is the closest racquet that matches the FXP Radical MP. This is why I tested it. It's not the
exact balance, not the same string pattern, not the same weight, but it's close in terms of SW, which ensures my shots
timing will
remain the same. I needed to adjust a bit, as some shots started landing consistently long. I was about to switch to the IG
MP but finally the IG Radical Pro is the one that better fits my needs, as the timing on my strokes is more critical to me
than other
From: Sebastian, 10/12
String type and tension: Tecnifibre TGV @ 50lbs
Comments: I played with Babolat AeroPro, Pure Drive 107, Volkl Quantum V1 Mid, and POG Tour before this.
POG Tour was great but I couldn't handle the tennis elbow it caused. The IGRP is comfortable, powerful (string and tension
dependent), great control and stable. It took a couple of days to get used to the balance but it was a non-issue after. So
far, I tried
RPM Blast 57, Mantis Syn Comfort 57 and B5E 50/Gosen 52. B5E/Gosen being the best since its lower power
compliments the IGRP
well. It also produces good spin. RPM Blast caused most balls to go long. The Mantis was good but only lasted 4 hours.
From: Euric, 9/12
Comments: This racquet is fantastic. I used to use the old Wilson Pro Staff and about two years ago I
switched to
the Babolat AeroPro Drive GT. I recently made the switch to the Youtek IG Radical Pro and have had tremendous success
on the
court. I feel a bit of a blend between the Wilson and Babolat with this racquet. The power is great and it has the perfect
amount of
touch for volleys and dropshots. Baseline rallies were also a plus for me as I was able to keep the ball deep with heavy
spin. Even
those I have played with feel that the ball coming off my racquet is heavier than before. Contrary to what other posts say
the sweet spot and losing tension, I feel thats mainly due to what you string with. I've always used synthetic gut and never
tension problems with this racquet. I've used Gosen 16g and Tecnifibre Synthetic 16g.
From: Brandon, 9/12
String type: Tecnifibre Synthetic Gut 16g Black
Comments: This is an update to my previous review. While I really like this racquet, the one thing I found that's
weird is that while it feels great freshly strung, the sweetspot gets really small and the racquet performance drops
noticeably if
you do not get it restrung consistently. This holds true for all poly and a gut/poly hybrid job.
From: Max, 9/12
Comments: Amazing racquet! I play varsity high school tennis, and my previous racquet I had was too
unstable and
not right to be playing varsity with. So, I ordered this racquet and it is very stable, has tons of spin and power, but there is
tons of control and comfort with that as well. I've been winning lots more matches with it now. Great job Head!
From: Tyler, 9/12
String type and tension: Babolat Hurricane Feel @ 53 lbs
Comments: Tennis Warehouse definitely made it seem super powerful. It's powerful but not at the Babolat
Drive Roddick level. More like Head Prestige Pro power. Control is surprisingly outstanding! I thought that switching from
the Head
Radical MP would be hard because of less control in the Pro, but it's about the same. Spin generation was similar to the
Pure Drive
standard. Without a dampener it felt fine, although with a simple dampener it has tremendous feel. I play with a big serve
heavy topspin groundstroke game. I really need to generate a lot of racquet head speed in my game and I had no problems
maneuverability. This gives the the control, spin and power to kick some serious butt.
From: Scott, 8/12
NTRP Rating: 5.5
Comments: I think that the IG really helps enhance your strokes. This is
definitely the best Radical so far.
From: Luke, 8/12
Comments: This is such a fun racquet to hit with. I was looking for a softer arm-friendly replacement for the
Drive Roddick, which hurt my elbow after a 2 week love affair with it. While the Radical Pro is a totally different beast in
terms of
flex and how it plays, it offers much of the controllable power on serve and groundstrokes minus the pain. The flex of the
really allows you to absorb pace really well, and the racquet provides an extremely comfortable and satisfying hit. I had to
to the flex a little bit, but directional control came easy, and topspin was easy to generate. Tons of second serve kick with
effort, and slice backhands were exceptional. Love the cosmetics too!
From: Max, 8/12
String type and tension: Volkl Cyclone 17g @ 48 lbs
Comments: I like the racquet. I used the previous YouTek Radical Pro, which I also liked. This IG version has
stability and control, and is overall a better player's racquet.
From: Bob, 8/12
String type and tension: Luxilon Big Banger ALU Power @ 50 lbs
Comments: I like it a lot and find it similiar but better than my old Babolat Pure Drive Roddick, especially at
Good racquet.
From: Bobby, 8/12
Comments: I purchased the IG Radical Pro about a month ago. I was
coming from a Dunlop Aerogel 4D 200 Tour, a heavier racquet with a
close string pattern. I had an injury last year so I lost my
conditioning, and it was hard to play with my beloved Dunlop. I
searched for something easier to play with, but with some power and
good control. I think the Rad IG Pro is just that. Had some good power
and superb control. I needed some time to adjust to it, because of the
big differences with my old racquet. Actually i almost regretted
buying it, but after playing more, I really enjoy it. It's a great
racquet to flatten out shots despite its open pattern, but also
provides some nice spin. Forehands are extremely fast, heavy and deep.
Kick serves are great, as I hardly make double faults, although I still
fight a little with my flat serve. But when it goes in, it's a real
bomb. Volleys are good too, as the head heaviness is not noticeable and is
very maneuverable. You need good technique to get the most out of it,
but it's worth it. Still, if you don't have a polished game, this
stick will force you to improve. I tried adding some lead, at the
handle, and at 3 and 9, but I just love it in stock form. Give it a try,
you won´t regret it.
From: Ron, 7/12
String type and tension: polyester string @ 52 lbs
Comments: What I liked about this racquet is the depth on ground strokes,
and ease of power that it provides. At net this racquet is fantastic.
Made volleying precise and easy, touch or driving volleys. What I didn't
like is that the racquet is extremely flexible (even more so than it's
rating indicates,) and on off-center shots the ball seemed to sail out of
control. The weight of the racquet made it tough for me to generate
racquet head speed on spin serves. Over all just not the racquet for me.
Currently using the Babolat Aero Drive Cortex. Looking for a racquet that
plays as close to it as possible that doesn't hurt my arm as much.
From: Rob, 7/12
String type: Gosen Sidewinder 17g
Comments: Hit with a Babolat aero pro for 2 years. Overhitting a lot. Now its precise. Have to lower
tension to maybe 50 lbs and enlarge grip for my my size and playing style. But its precise like my old pro staff with a
little more oomph!
From: Shah
Comments: About 2 weeks into playing with this frame and I'm getting comfortable with the
higher swing weight - 330 as compared to 320 which is what I was hitting with. Frame is
stable on off center hits. I have noticed also that my shots are deeper with more spin, yet my
consistency is off slightly, however, with early preparation and good technique it is not an
issue and I can be very accurate, moving the ball around and being crafty. Serving however was
easier to adjust to and I'm certainly getting more pop. Slightly more demanding overall but
worth the effort.
From: Tyko, 4/12
Comments: I was finding my Head YOUTEK Radical MP lacking in power and stability a little so I gave the
YOUTEK IG Pro Radical a try. The first couple of hits my wrist was hurting on my whippy groundstrokes from the extra
weight and
it was hard to get the control I wanted. But, after a few adjustments and a little patience, what a fantastic piece of gear.
Lots of
depth and pace
on shots. Return of serve a breeze and groundstrokes with more plow through and precision than anything I've tried
before. No
need to force the volley, just direct it and it is there. I also have more confidence on my two handed backhand and flat
which for me is a game changer. It definitely takes a bit of getting used to but once you do its like a magic
From: Jared, 4/12
String type and tension: Luxilon Savage Black, 57lbs
Comments: This is a fabulous stick. I love the way it feels, and I
switched to it right away after demoing it for a few days. I've been
using the Babolat APD Cortex and GT since they were released, and I
couldn't believe that I liked this so much that I ditched the entire
Aeropro Drive series I've been using for many years. I would recommend
my choice of stringing which is the rpms at the mains and the n.vy at
the crosses. They work magnificently well and it's also very affordable
as well.
From: David, 4/12
String type and tension: RPM Blast Mains, 52lbs, Babolat n.vy Crosses, 55lbs
NTRP Rating: 4.0+
Comments: Played with this racquet for a week, trading off with my current Prestige Pro. I normally play
with more spin than power and struggled to apply the amount of spin I'm used to. My wrist was fatigued wrestling with
the swing weight during fast topspin strokes. Once I changed my mindset and smoothed out my stroke, I found great
consistency and feel hitting flattened out forehands. Any waist high ball encountered at the baseline was lights out!
Addicting enough that I would consider getting this racquet just to hit that shot. Radical Pro was also great at
redirecting big serves. Serving was controlled but not as big as the Prestige Pro.
From: Luxinterna, 4/12
Comments: Fabulous racquet! Makes you feel like you can hit anything with power or touch. Has that
"knife through butter" feel. Put lead the length of each side bevel and one wrap at the top of the handle and also
modified the
handle with card stock to make it feel more like a Wilson, Babolat, Prince in that department. Just put good old Prince
gut 17 in it at 57/55. In many years of playing tennis it's the best feeling racquet I've ever used. Great looking too!
From: Scott, 3/12
Comments: Been using this frame for about two weeks after it won an 8 racquet "demo off." As
others have observed its most notable characteristic is a very plush feel off the
stringbed. Have better control and it really shines on defense absorbing pace from big
hitters and directing it back to them. Have had several opponents comment that it hits
a very heavy ball particularly on the serve. I would call it a control frame with a little
more pop than most player racquets. It does have a high swing weight and it plays
heavy so if you like a lighter, whippier stick this one isn't for you. For the same reason
I'd say if you play with a ton of top spin or a full western grip, it may not work for you.
From: Anon, 3/12
String type and tension: Tecnifibre X one biphase 17, 52lbs
Headsize: 98
NTRP Rating: 4.5
Comments: Really nice racket that plays super soft. Power is there as well. Highly recommend this one!
From: Glen, 2/12
Comments: I am a great fan of the old Radical Youtek with a swingweight of 349.Currently my racquet of
Purchased the new frame as I need more racquets and have added lead to the hoop to increase swingweight and
change balance
same as older frame. I think Head have aimed this racquet at club players as many struggled with sw of old youtek
playtesters. In standard form this racquet does not perform as well as I would have liked. Don't tail weight this racquet,
it is
designed to have a different balance than other racquets, just buy a different racquet that is more head light. Of all
racquets the Radical is still my favorite by a long way just not sure about the new frame yet will keep you posted when I
have had
more time to play.
From: Jason, 2/12
Comments: Really awesome racket head nailed it perfect amount of wait in head/handle recommend to
advanced players.
From: Suraj, 2/12
Comments: I was recently playing the BLX Pro Open. But my problem with that stick was against hard
hitters the
racket got pushed around a lot. Tried adding lead, but it just played stiffer and not as arm friendly. Pro Rad is a great
racket, and
very comfy on the arm. Serves are awesome, and ground strokes feel really nice. Definitely a major improvement over
the previous
Rad Pro. Highly recommend this one! It's a keeper.
From: Glen, 2/12
Comments: I liked this racquet. I thought it was powerful for a Radical. My forehands were definitely
exploding off
the court with this one. I did struggle a little with the balance of the racquet. I am used to playing with racquets that
are more
headlight. If I bought it, I would put some weight in the handle. Overall though, it was a winner for me.
From: Chuck, 2/12
Comments: This is one on the most powerful 95-inch-head rackets. TW sure got it right in their review. I
disagree though with Sean who said it was overpowered because of the flex of the frame. I believe it's because of the
spacing of
the strings. The center strings are closely bunched, but the outer ones are widely spaced, more so than other rackets,
especially at
the upper and lower ends of the string bed. This also shrinks the sweetspot slightly, especially at the the upper and
lower ends of
the string bed. I will add that this racket needs weight to counter balance the 330 SW and to make it more stable on off
hits. Up at net, this racket plays great, whether it be a drop, slice or punch volley, it does it all well with good
Overall a good frame for the all-around player who hits with a ton of spin and/or slice.
From: Ben, 2/12
Comments: I really wanted to like this one. My current stick is k90 with synthetic at 60 lbs and I am
looking for
something softer on the arm and with more free power. I tested the prior Youtek Rad Pro last year and liked it, felt
control was
lacking from the flex and hitting was kind of a guessing game as to what the ball would do. But this new one, serving
was pretty
sweet. Good pop, good spin, it was automatic. Then I went to groundies. I strung the IG rad pro with poly at 64, and I
laid off
the first few forehands I hit to just get a feel for the frame/ball connection ball hit this way with the k90 would barely
make it to
the net, with the rad pro it went screaming 10 feet beyond the baseline. I got my swing accustomed to it a little more
but still
could only place the ball within like one of the four quadrants of the court when going for targets I can hit target after
Overall, the swing weight on this felt ridiculously low for what it was listed at leaving balls way too short, the flex just
felt like I
was hitting the pressure-less balls for kids, and most people myself included liken the k90/pro staffs to a scalpel, I'd
say this rad
pro was a buzz saw. Needs poly at like 66 and a significant amount of lead added.
From: J, 2/12
Comments: Way too flexy and has absolutely no power. Didnt like this racket at all!!!
From: Earl Heffner, 2/12
Comments: Really nice plow and controllable power (strings likely can't be in lower end of suggested
range). Hits a
heavy ball and is equally good for topspin, flat, and slice. Similar to the Boris Becker Melbourne but offers more plow
maneuverability. Soft flex isn't a problem when hitting back in the same direction that the ball comes from. But when
trying to
change direction, I could really feel the flex, which robbed a bit of confidence in how precise I
could be. Overall, an excellent frame that likely requires some time to get used to given its super flexy nature.
From: Anon, 2/12
NTRP Rating: 5.0
Comments: As a huge fan of the older Microgel Rad Pro, I searched for a while looking for a replacement
once it got
discontinued. I never liked the Youtek Rad Pro, not my style, way too much plow and head heavy feel. The Youtek
Prestige Pro,
while it is a great racket in itself, needed a little more pop for me. I wanted something in between and this new Youtek
IG Rad Pro
seems to be it. It is different from the MG version with the 98 head (compared to 100 for MG) so I don't get quite the
spin and hop
on the ball as before but get better drive and precision. I'd like for it to be a little bit heavier, more along the lines of
the Prestige
Pro, but I guess nothing that a little lead tape won't fix. So far so good.
From: JL, 1/12
Comments: This racquet is amazing. Plenty of power and control from the baseline, powerful serve, and
volleys. Very good racquet, I definitely recommend this racquet to anyone with an advanced game. Head really did a
great job.
From: Harun. 1/12
String type and tension: Poly strung at 57 lbs.
Comments: TW was awesome and sent me a brand new demo, since demos have to start out brand new
Coming from the Prestige Pro, this frame felt nothing like I was expecting. The flex along with the open pattern gave
less control,
and the feedback was pretty ridiculous -- I was either on or off -- it felt like a guessing game. Whatever I put into the
ball was
lost in the flex, and I just felt like I was back to square one in terms of ball control. When I switched back to the
Prestige Pro, my
control/power was obvious with the action I had on the ball.
From: Anon. 1/12
NTRP Rating: 3.5 NTRP
Comments: Just 2 quick hits with this frame, but I will summarize. Head FINALLY got it right with this
Rad' Pro.
Everything this frame was always meant to be. I've had a hit with Murray's frame, and this could be quite close with
lead.......The first frame was strung
WAY too tight (sadly typical to most demo frames these days), the second was 56 and VERY nice hybrid. I didn't hit
serves, but I'm
willing to bet it's a beast.....This is a true player's frame, but I think many 3.5/4.0's would like the pop and feel of this
racket.......Absolutely worth a demo - just ask for a softer string setup to get the potential....And it's gorgeous, too!
From: Anon, 1/12
Comments: Happy to be the first to comment on this racquet. I have tried almost all the popular
racquets on the
market. Somehow, I still wasn't satisfied. Either it was the weight being too heavy after a set or 2, it wasn't powerful
enough, or it
was too stiff, or head size too small or too big, etc...and sounds like a cliche but it's absolutely true -- this is the best
all around
racquet I've tried. I can finally settle on a racquet! Great control with its 98 sq. in. head (trust me, 100 sq. in. head has
control), great comfort with its low stiff rating, great power.
From: A. Zheng, 1/12


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This summer, many local artists and performers are making noise in Palm Beach and beyond. Below are a few nuggets of information you can't afford to ignore.
- Yesterday, the winners of Palm Beach Photographic Centre's 2013 INFOCUS Juried Show were announced. Debbie Gans of Palm Beach Gardens won Best of Show and was awarded a cash prize of $950 for her entry, "Caught in the Fun." PBPC also gave out two merit awards, to Ni Rong of Palm Beach for "The Gaze" and Marjorie Neu of New York for "Milky Way in Namibia." This year's INFOCUS exhibition was juried by National Geographic's Raymond Gehman and will be on display through August 17.
|"Caught in the Fun," Debbie Gans
- A young Maltz Jupiter Theatre performer is about to take Broadway by storm. Eleven-year-old Skye Alyssa Friedman will join the cast of Broadway's Annie!, taking on four roles in the production. A Jupiter resident, Friedman has sharpened her skills in the Maltz Jupiter Theatre's Conservatory of Performing Arts program and has appeared in many Maltz productions including Oklahoma!, Seussical Jr., and Peter Pan.
|Jupiter resident Skye Alyssa Friedman will travel to Manhattan in July to begin rehearsals for Annie!
- Finally, on the evening of July 8, you can catch a live reading of a new play from local playwright Mark Perlberg entitled The Timmins Children. Set in 1992, the play depicts an interview between a Canadian physician and a local reporter. As the play progresses, it's revealed that the two share an unfortunate past. This free reading will take place at 7:30 p.m. at Palm Beach Dramaworks in Downtown West Palm Beach.
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by Anton Shilov
Despite of the fact that Microsoft's next-generation graphics application programming interface (API) will be able to take advantage of unified shader processors, at least Nvidia Corp.'s first DirectX 10-capable chip will utilize more traditional dedicated pixel and vertex processors, according to some rumours.
Nvidia's code-named G80 graphics processing unit (GPU) will incorporate 48 pixel shader processors and an unknown number of vertex shader processors, some unofficial sources said. The chip is still expected to support feature-set of DirectX 10 along with Shader Model 4.0, even though it will not take advantage of the unified shader processors that can compute both pixel and vertex shaders.
Microsoft Corp. pushes unified shader language for pixel and vertex shaders in its Xbox 360 game console ad well as graphics API of Windows Longhorn – Windows Graphics Foundation 2.0, which is sometimes referred as the DirectX 10. As a result of that, graphics hardware designers should deliver their chips with unified shader engines at some point in future in order to more efficiently support the new API. However, previously Nvidia Corp. expressed opinion that it would be necessary to release an architecture with unified shader processors "when it makes sense".
"We will do a unified architecture in hardware when it makes sense. When it's possible to make the hardware work faster unified, then of course we will. It will be easier to build in the future, but for the meantime, there's plenty of mileage left in this architecture," David Kirk, who is Nvidia's chief architect, said in an interview with Bit-tech.net web-site.
ATI Technologies has already developed a unified shader architecture used in the Xenos graphics processor of the Xbox 360 game console. Nvidia believes that it is much harder to design a processor with unified pixel and vertex shader processors, as it is not a trivial task to create appropriate load balancing logic that would arbiter the unified arithmetic logic units.
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The ceramics industry's gross output value edged up from 275 billion yuan ($44 billion) in 2007 to 583 billion yuan ($94 billion) in 2012, registering just a 10 percent average production growth rate, according to China Business News.
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Topic: Multiple rows of data with a single form
I've been trying to configure a submit form where users can add multiple names to a database at once, instead of individually.
So far, here's the code I have for my view:
<% form_for(:owner, :url => owner_path) do |f| %>
<% (1..3).each do |i| -%>
First Name: <%= f.text_field :firstname, :index => i %>
Last Name: <%= f.text_field :lastname, :index => i %>
<% end -%>
<%= submit_tag "Add Names" %>
<% end %>
While this properly generates the form, I seem to be having a problem with the controller. Originally, here's what I had in my controller:
def create
@owner = Owner.new(params[:owner])
if @owner.save
flash[:notice] = 'Owner was succesfully added.'
redirect_to :action => 'unpaid'
render :action => 'new'
This resulted in an error saying "undefined method `1=' for #<Owner:0x260f4cc>". I played around a bit and changed the first line of the action to this:
params[:owner].each_value { |i| @owner = Owner.new(i) }
However, this just submits a single row of data and ignores the rest.
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I'm getting ready to purchase my 3rd iBeam, and first iMix. Would it be possible to purchase a second output component for the iMix? That way, I could theoretically leave the iBeams and endpins in my guitar, while moving the iMix unit and mag pickup back and forth between guitars (I go through phases).


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Is there a difference between these two to check if a string is empty -
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Perfect for teaching Math Common Core
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I teach first grade. I have ten of these sets. You can use them for so many different common core math standards. I use the penguins to teach missing addend, using the game How many penguins in the cave? I use them to teach adding using three addends by adding three different color groups of penguins as well as story problems. Great for fact penquin families, too. The best part is, by taking a second set, and dividing it up among five other sets, I can actually have students manipulate up to 120. Link 12 ice bars together, and students can actually visualize 120. Perfect for common core for first grade. There are so many other games and standards I teach with it. Highly recommend this product.
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Teaching colours is a fundamental part of young children's education in English and this little set finally goes beyond the 6 colour counters and presents 10 colours, allowing for sentence order of adjectives before noun, sequencing and a host of other uses and is perfect for my groups of maximum 10 kids. This is one of the best things I have ever bought from Learning Resources and my school is full of LR products.
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I grew up learning math with those snap-together cubes where we would practice addition, subtraction, counting by 10 and other concepts. To me, those blocks were an extremely helpful learning tool so I was so excited when I saw this extremely cute spin off the traditional cube counting systems. These penguins are absolutely adorable and since they come in 10 different colors they can also be used for patterns and sequences as well! I absolutely love this set! It is really easy for both my 3 and 5 year old boys to use and such a colorful and fun concept that they love playing with it! I'll start a pattern for my 5 year old and he loves filling in and finishing off the pattern. We've worked on both addition and subtraction as well and I feel the visualization has made a huge impact on him picking up those skills!** I received Penguins on Ice Math Activity Set free of charge to review on my website, A Mom's Take. Opinions are my own. **
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12-year-old DJs take to airwaves
At night and on the weekend, their station broadcasts an eclectic mix.
By JONATHAN ABEL
Published May 27, 2007
Lots of people have a radio in the bedroom, but one Clearwater boy has his own radio station.
On a recent weekend afternoon, a dozen boys and girls, all around 12, gathered in Adam Baker's stuffy bedroom, a single ceiling fan whirring above them. Two kids swiveled on chairs. The others talked into the microphone.
All the radio gear -- a mixer, a microphone, a few radios and other electronics -- was balanced on a desk underneath Adam Baker's bunk bed. Outside, there was a 30-foot metal antenna.
Most of the kids attend Largo Middle School, but despite their age, they have an uncanny appreciation for the cadence of radio. They simulate the small talk of on-air personalities, albeit with more sincerity and less profanity. Even the weather is read with vigor.
"We're probably the only kid radio station," Kade Ballogg said with pride.
For this distinction, the kids can thank Adam's dad, 40-year-old Rodger Baker.
Three decades ago, Baker wanted his own station, but the best he could do was an AM radio kit that barely broadcast beyond the living room.
Two Christmases ago, Baker, a communications maintenance technician for the Pinellas County Sheriff's Office, decided to surprise his two sons by assembling a low-power station in the house. The overall start-up cost was $2,500.
Unofficially dubbed 96.7 WKIDS, the station's signal has a mile radius, carrying along S Highland Avenue as far north as Gulf-to-Bay Boulevard in Clearwater and as far south as Rosery Road in Largo.
The station broadcasts an eclectic mix from classical and hip-hop to country western and "Weird Al" Yankovic. During the school day it's silent. But weeknights and all through the weekend, as many as a dozen kids from the neighborhood take turns as disc jockeys.
The scene at the Baker house is both cutting-edge and quaint. Baker's radio station is part of the vaunted democratization of the airwaves, but it is also a throwback to an era before iTunes, myspace.com and the blogosphere -- a time when radio was king of entertainment.
The programming is sometimes a work in progress. Minneapolis becomes "monopoly" in one news story. Shouting and giggles break out in the room. A cell phone goes off. "Oh. Hi, mom." One kid slaps another. Still, the overall scene is impressive.
"It inspires other kids that they can take action and do whatever they want," said Summer West.
Many of the kids come over just to hang out with friends, but others say they want to go into radio as a profession. Adam badly wants a license from the Federal Communications Commission so that the station can turn up the juice on its broadcasts. But that will have to wait.
The power level is a source of constant concern for Rodger Baker. His nightmare, he said, is accidentally going over the legal limit and getting busted. But if he wanted to -- and this would involve breaking the law -- he could turn up the power on his 30-foot antenna and broadcast throughout Pinellas County.
Baker has buzz-cut brown hair and a slight sunburn. He used to run a DJ company that played birthdays, graduations and school dances, but he was always too shy to do the actual disc jockeying, so he just handled the technical side of the show.
He hopes the station will teach the kids to overcome their shyness and, in the process, improve their reading. Reading into the ether is scarier than reading in front of a classroom: Anyone could be listening, everyone could be listening -- unless, of course, no one is listening, which is always a possibility with this small station.
Even as the kids depend on Rodger Baker's guidance, they are already pushing him to learn more. The pint-sized DJs want to stream online. They want their show to go worldwide.
"That would be something I'd love to do," Baker said. "I just can't find anybody who knows how to do it and teach the kids."
Jonathan Abel can be reached at email@example.com or (727) 445-4157.
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30 feet Height of the antenna the kids use to broadcast
1 mile Radius the station reaches from the south Clearwater home.
96.7-FM Where you can tune in if you're in the neighborhood


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From their site..".Our menu at Pie's includes a scrumptious selection of specialty pizzas, designed by Chef William Fugitt,...." They should rename him Chef Fugittaboutit!!
Here's this morning's article from Slice to give you another perspective: http://slice.seriouseats.com/archives/2012/10/a-pizza-my-mind-why-you-should-eat-more-bad-pizza.html?ref=title I'm like you, and my friends are definitely leery of going to pizza places with me... But it's really hard to waste the money/calories on bad food. Sigh.


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iHerb Customer Reviews
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very nice
Posted by Reviewer1115202 on May 25, 2013
gentle lavender scent is good got it instead of Febrize which seems harzardous this is good enough for me but it's package design needs to be upgraded.
A good find
Posted by 5617404484221884451 on Aug 08, 2013
The item arrived with 1/4 of its content remaining due to spillage, but iHerb has since refunded me. I used it on my sofa, my pet's bedding and the bag I have been using everyday for a long time. I must say this product got rid of odour rather effectively, and I like its fragrance. Best of all, it's natural. I would recommend this product. However, I won't be ordering this again as I don't wish to risk another spillage.
Bio Kleen Fabric Refresher
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I purchased another fabric refresher through iHerb and I must say I prefer this version more - the smell isn't as powerful as the other brand. It's much lighter which I prefer. I'm definitely going to be buying more of this once I'm out.
love the scent
Posted by 4986445928337062789 on May 12, 2016
I love the scent and I love the fact that it doesn't linger too long.
Quite nice
Posted by EnPassant on Aug 18, 2014
I spray it on my carpet when I vacuum and also on the curtains. I think it helps get rid of pet odors without leaving harmful chemicals behind. It does smell like lavender as advertised, but there is something else in there that makes it slightly unpleasant. I guess it's the smell of one of their ingredients. The unpleasant smell isn't really prominent so if used sparingly, there shouldn't be a problem. I wish they would come out with more different scents like Mrs. Meyers so we could have fun switching around and choosing different ones according to our moods. 掃除機をかけるときにカーペットにスプレーし、カーテンにも使います。ペットのにおいがきちんと取れているようです。商品名の通り、ラベンダーの香りがしますが少し原料臭もするので、あまりたくさんスプレーしないほうが無難です。ほかにもレモンタイムの香りがあるようですが、気分によって使いわけられるようにもっといろんな香りのものを作ってほしいです。
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Prep Roundup (5-9-13)
BELLAIRE-The Onaway baseball team took sole possession of first place in the Ski Valley Conference with a doubleheader sweep of Bellaire on Thursday, 4-1 and 12-0.
Andrew Prow improved his season record to 4-0 with an opening-game win for the Cardinals (11-2, 7-0 SV). In six innings he allowed five hits, one earned run and no walks while fanning four.
Cody Whitsitt was 3-for-3 with two runs scored and two doubles for Onaway. Tommy Auger was 2-for-3 with two stolen bases, two RBIs and two runs scored.
Matt Tollini picked up the win for Onaway in the nightcap, allowing one hit and four walks with five strikeouts in five innings. He is 2-1 on the season.
Tollini was also 2-for-4 with four RBIs, two runs scored and a stolen base. Andrew Perry was 2-for-2 with two RBIs, two stolen bases and two runs scored.
Onaway plays at Atlanta on Saturday and will host Central Lake on Monday.
Alcona 4-10,
Oscoda 2-0
LINCOLN-Cody Franklin pitched another gem and the Alcona baseball team topped Oscoda in a doubleheader on Thursday, 4-2 and 10-0 (five innings).
Franklin struck out 15 and allowed two hits and three walks to earn the win in the first game. He also had a double.
Nathan Fettes tripled and Jared Steiner and Carson Jamieson each added a hit.
Jamieson got the win for the Tigers in the second game, allowing one hit and two walks with six strikeouts.
Franklin had a home run, Steiner was 2-for-3 and Austin Richardson and Joe Hudgins each had two hits.
Alcona (14-5, 7-1 Huron Shores Conference) will host an invitational tournament on Saturday and will play at Standish on Monday.
Rogers City 2-9,
Mio 4-7
MIO- The Rogers City baseball team split a pair of non-conference games with Mio on Thursday, losing the opener 4-2 and winning the second game 9-7.
Colton Fessler took the loss for Rogers City (5-9) in the opener, allowing four runs on five hits with one strikeout. He and Alex Andrzejewski each had two hits.
Evan Lamb earned the win for the Hurons in the nightcap, allowing four runs on three hits with two strikeouts. Paul Wilbert earned the save.
Casey Szatkowski was 3-for-4. Lamb, Wilbert and Jacob Malocha had two hits each.
Rogers City hosts Newberry on Tuesday.
Hillman JV 14-3, Joburg 4-0
HILLMAN- David Julka threw a no-hitter and the Hillman JV baseball team picked up a pair of wins over Johannesburg-Lewiston on Thursday, winning 14-4 and 3-0.
Julka won the second game for Hillman, striking out 13 batters and issuing one walk.
Trent Hopp was 1-for-3 and Dylan Steinke was 1-for-1 with a walk and a run scored.
Hopp earned the win for Hillman in the opener, allowing four runs on three hits and striking out six.
Steinke was 3-for-3 with four runs scored and a walk; Mason VanPamel was 4-for-4; Dylan Ross was 3-for-4 with a triple and Sheldon Elkie was 2-for-3.
Hillman's varsity squad plays at Fairview on Monday.
Onaway 7-13,
Bellaire 0-0
BELLAIRE-Emily Estep threw two shutouts and the Onaway softball team topped Bellaire 7-0 and 13-0 in Ski Valley Conference action on Thursday.
In the opener, Estep allowed one walk, two hits and struck out eight in seven innings. She was also 3-for-4 at the plate with a home run and two runs scored.
Morganne Badgero was 2-for-4 with a double, an RBI and two runs scored; Megan Estep was 2-for-4 with a pair of doubles, two RBIs and a run scored; Temara Lupu was 3-for-4 with a home run, two RBIs and scored twice; Lexi Szymoniak was 1-for-4 with an RBI and Sam Brasseur was 1-for-4 with a double.
Emily allowed two hits and struck out five in the nightcap in five innings. She was also 2-for-3 and scored twice.
Badgero was 2-for-4 with two runs scored; Megan Estep was 3-for-4 with four RBIs and scored twice; Lupu was 1-for-2 with an RBI and a run scored; Brasseur was 2-for-3 with two RBIs and scored three runs; Szymoniak was 1-for-2 with a run scored and an RBI and Devin Bristley was 1-for-3 with an RBI.
Rogers City 11-12, Mio 1-0
MIO-The Rogers City softball team hit the ball hard all day en route to taking two games from Mio on Thursday, 11-1 and 12-0.
Brooklyn Idalski earned the win for Rogers City (13-4) in the first game, allowing one run on four hits with five strikeouts.
Rogers City scored once in the third inning and took a 3-1 lead after four innings after a two-run home run from Morgan Hall. The Hurons broke the game open with an eight-run fifth inning.
Idalski had two hits, Alexa Quaine and Sarah Meredith each had a double and every Rogers City starter had at least one hit.
Nikki Radke and Quaine combined to scatter four hits in the nightcap.
Sarah Meredith had two hits including a triple; Rebecca Meredith had two hits; Cassie Brege had two hits including a double; Hall tripled; Logan Fleming and Nikkie LaLonde each doubled and Idalski and Brenna Hincka each had a hit.
The Hurons host Newberry on Tuesday.


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- L-methionine is an essential amino acid believed to possibly help support liver and kidney functions. It may also be able to promote cardiovascular health.
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The program is not related to any economic stimulus package or bailout funding that General Motors and Chrysler have received.
"Tesla will use the ATVM loan precisely the way that Congress intended -- as the capital needed to build sustainable transport," said Tesla CEO and Product Architect Elon Musk. "We are honored that the US government selected Tesla to be among the first companies to participate in this progressive program."
Tesla Motors plans to draw $365 million for production engineering and assembly of the Model S, an all-electric family sports sedan that carries up to seven people and travels up to 300 miles per charge. The company expects to start production of the Model S in late 2011 in a new assembly plant employing approximately 1,000 workers.
Tesla will use the remaining $100 million for a powertrain manufacturing plant that will supply all-electric powertrain solutions to other automakers, greatly accelerating the availability of mass market electric vehicles. The new factory is expected to employ about 650 people in California. Tesla is currently in the final stages of negotiation for both facilities.
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Madre Labs, Balancing, Shampoo, Conditioner, Pomegranate & Mellow Mint, 2 Packets, .25 fl oz (7.4 ml) Each (Discontinued Item)
Shipping Weight:?0.04 kgShipping WeightThe Shipping Weight includes the product, protective packaging material and the actual shipping box. In addition, the Shipping Weight may be adjusted for the Dimensional Weight (e.g. length, width & height) of a package. It is important to note that certain types of products (e.g. glass containers, liquids, fragile, refrigerated or ice packed) will often require protective packaging material. As such, these products will reflect a higher Shipping Weight compared to the unprotected product.
- Product Code: MLI-00264
- UPC Code: 898220002641
- Package Quantity: 2 Packets, .25 fl oz (7.4 ml) Each
- Dimensions: 14 x 12.2 x 0.8 cm , 0.02 kg
- Free Samples
- For Normal Hair
- Contains No No-No's for the Love of Your Hair
- With Acai, Goji, Pomegranate and Seabuckthorn
- pH Balanced
- Eco-Friendly Packaging
- Made in the USA
- Made with Biodegradable Ingredients
Our Mission is Simple
To create truly innovative and unique formulation of the highest quality, assisting our health-minded customers in supporting their well-being — both inside and out, offering finished products that we ourselves want to use.
At Madre Labs, we strive to use only the finest natural personal care ingredients deemed acceptable by our discriminating customers, as well as our peers in the natural products industry. We like to refer to our personal care formulations as "Performance Natural"
Q: What is "Performance Natural"?
A: "Performance Natural" simply means that our products are formulated to be highly functional and effective, using both natural and naturally-derived ingredients in a manner that is safe and beneficial to the health and beauty of your skin, hair and body.
Q: What exactly does "No No-No's" mean?
A: "No No-No's" is our trademarked logo, signifying that we have cross-referenced multiple documents/databases while searching for acceptable personal care ingredients for our products, which are considered gentle, biodegradable and "green" and have received good safety ratings.
We worked with our formulators and chemists to ensure that we used the finest ingredients listed on two "2010 Acceptable Lists" for Personal Care Products, which were developed by two well-respected organizations in our industry. Also, we referenced an industry-recognized online cosmetic ingredient safety database to further fine-tune our innovative personal care formulations.
Note to our loyal customers: We will continue to evaluate new ingredients, industry-recognized acceptable lists & online safety databases, based on emerging new data regarding cosmeceutical raw materials, to ensure the highest quality formulations.
What We're All About
We are all about the positive of this industry and taking the higher road! We would sincerely like to help you on your path to more vibrant health.
-The Madre Labs Team
Balancing Shampoo
Madre Labs® Balancing Shampoo gently and thoroughly cleanses your hair and scalp. It delivers the benefits of our proprietary blend of Antioxidant-Rich SuperFruits (Acai, Goji, Pomegranate and Seabuckthorn), which helps protect hair and scalp from oxidative and environmental damage. Aloe Vera and Amino Acids have been added to further nourish normal hair. The result is softer, shinier, more manageable hair.
Balancing Conditioner
Madre Labs® Balancing Conditioner helps revitalize and maintain normal hair. It also has the added benefit of being formulated with our proprietary blend of Antioxidant-Rich Superfruits (Acai, Goji, Pomegranate and Seabuckthorn), which helps protect your hair and scalp from oxidative and environmental damage. In addition, Aloe Vera, Coconut Oil* and Amino Acids have been added to further nourish and balance normal hair. The result is softer, shinier, more manageable hair.
*Certified organic ingredient
Suggested Use
Balancing Shampoo
Gently shake before each use. Massage a generous amount for shampoo into wet hair and scalp. Work into rich lather. Rinse thoroughly. For best results, follow with Madre Labs® Balancing Conditioner. May be used daily.
Balancing Conditioner
Gently massage a generous amount of conditioner into wet hair and scalp. Leave on for at least one minute. Rinse thoroughly. May be used daily.
- For external use only
- When using this product, avoid contact with eyes
- Keep out of reach of children
Balancing Shampoo
Aloe barbadensis (aloe vera) leaf juice*, water (aqua), sodium lauryl glucose carboxylate (sugar based), lauryl glucoside (plant derived), sodium cocoyl isethionate, sodium lauroyl sarcosinate, decyl glucoside (plant derived), hydroxypropyl starch phosphate, sodium hydroxypropylsulfonate lauryl-glucoside crosspolymer, cocos nucifera (coconut) oil*, glycerin (plant derived), guar hydroxypropyltrimonium chloride, fragrance (parfum), citric acid (naturally derived), punica granatum (pomegranate) extract, euterpe oleracea (acai) fruit extract, lycium chinensis (goji) fruit extract, hippophae rhamnoides (seabuckthorn) fruit extract, sodium PCA, sodium lactate, arginine (L-arginine), aspartic acid (L-aspartic acid), PCA, glycine (naturally derived), alanine (L-alanine), serine (L-serine), valine (L-valine), threonine (L-threonine), proline (L-proline), isoleucine (L-isoleucine), phenylalanine, histidine (L-histidine), capryl hydroxamic acid (naturally derived preservative), caprylyl glycol (naturally derived preservative)
*Certified organic ingredient
Balancing Conditioner
Water (aqua), cetearyl alcohol (plant derived), behentrimonium chloride, simmondsia chinensis (jojoba) seed oil*, sesamum indicum (sesame) seed oil*, saccharum officinarum (sugar cane), pyrus malus (apple) fruit extract, citrus medica limonum (lemon) fruit extract, persea gratissima (avocado) oil*, olea europaea (olive) fruit oil*, cocos nucifera (coconut) oil*, butyrospermum parkii (shea butter)*, polysorbate-60 (plant derived), aloe barbadensis (aloe vera) leaf juice*, punica granatum (pomegranate) extract, euterpe oleracea (acai) fruit extract, lycium chinensis (goji) fruit extract, hippophae rhamnoides (seabuckthorn) fruit extract, limnanthes alba (meadowfoam) seed oil, colloidal oatmeal, sodium PCA, panthenyl hydroxypropyl steardimonium chloride, amodimethicone, coco-caprylate/caprate, glycerin (plant derived), isopropyl palmitate (palm oil), guar hydroxypropyltrimonium chloride, sodium lactate, arginine (L-arginine), aspartic acid (L-aspartic acid), PCA, glycine (naturally derived), alanine (L-alanine), serine (L-serine), valine (L-valine), threonine (L-threonine), proline (L-proline), isoleucine (L-isoleucine), phenylalanine (L-phenylalanine), histidine (L-histidine), capryl hydroxamic acid (natural preservative), caprylyl glycol (natural preservative), sodium benzoate (plant derived preservative), potassium sorbate (plant derived preservative), fragrance (parfum), citric acid (naturally derived)
*Certified organic ingredient
No sulfates, parabens, dyes, animal testing, animal ingredients
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Quite good ...
... but you can find better. I however bought the big bottles as well as they were on sale later on, but would not have paid the normal price. PS. Be sure to check my profile page for +180 reviews on iHerb products.
Strong, made me nauseated.
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Strong, made me nauseated.
Smells like some sort of chemical candy. Will not buy the full size, and is likely to give away the other sample I have somewhere.
Great Balancing Shampoo and Conditioner!
Posted by BeckySue on Mar 17, 2015
Too bad that this item has been discontinued but Iherb has many other products that are just as good.
very qood shampoo
Posted by vibirca on Jan 26, 2015
so sad iHerb doesn't carry any more these shampoos. the scent was also very nice, not to powerful but light and mild
Quite good ...
... but you can find better. I however bought the big bottles as well as they were on sale later on, but would not have paid the normal price. PS. Be sure to check my profile page for +180 reviews on iHerb products.
Posted by Reviewer2153724 on Apr 19, 2013
it wasn't pleasant
perfect for my short hair
Posted by Reviewer2392936 on Apr 13, 2013
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Sharon S. (Brown) St.John
SOUTH DAYTON – Sharon S. St.John, age 45, of Oak Street, formerly of Silver Creek, passed away Tuesday, January 8, 2013 from complications with diabetes at Brooks Memorial Hospital in Dunkirk.
Born in Gowanda, NY July 29, 1967, the daughter of Gordon H. and Veronica E. (Smith) Brown.
Sharon was a private in-home health caregiver prior to her own health problems. She enjoyed life to the fullest, had a smile that would light up a room and a laugh that became contagious. She had a way of calling things the way she saw them and accepting the good and the bad.
She is survived by her companion Thomas Kahabka of South Dayton and his son Christian (whom she considered her own). Sharon is also survived by her brother Arthur (Diane) Miller of Forestville, sisters Mrs. Terry (Linda) Payne, Jeannine Smith, all of Ocala Fla., Mrs. Robert (Mary) Anderson of Englewood, Fla., Candace McGowan of Summerfield, Fla Mrs. Mark (Michelle) Odebralski of Forestville; and step siblings, Desiree Ortel and Gordon Steffen of Hamburg. Sharon is also survived by several nieces, nephews, great nieces and great nephews.
Sharon was preceded in death by her father Gordon Brown, who died Jan. 21, 2001; her mother Veronica E. Lucas, on Nov. 20, 2011; stepfather Ronald Lucas (Nov. 18, 2009); and a niece, Julia Reddick (Jeannine's daughter) who died Feb. 4, 2009.
A service of remembrance will be held on Saturday January 19, 2013 @11 a.m. in the SCHINDLER FUNERAL HOME, 44 Center St., Gowanda, NY (716)-532-4200.